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Moscow's Institute for Space Data from the missions will take Research erupted in applause as months to analyze and are ex- images of the comet arrived pected to provide an unprece- nine minutes after Vega 1 dented glimpse into the origins passed 5,270 miles from it at of the universe. 10:20 a.m. (2:20 a.m. GST). Roald Sagdeyev, head of the The pictures provided the Vega program, said comets closest look at a comet and were "were born at the first moment believed to be the first view of a of creation of our solar system, comet's icy core. about 4.5 billion years ago ... Television monitors showed They should be preserved rather color-enhanced images of a fiery well in the space refrigerator." red-brown center, believed to be a reference to the extreme cold the nucleus, surrounded by wide of space. bands of yellow and blue. The Halley's comet, which is core is believed to be about 2V4 named after the English astro- miles in diameter. nomer Edmund Halley, swings "It is a triumph, it is truly a around the sun every 76 years triumph," said Fred Whipple of and last was seen in 1910. Yes- the Smithsonian Astropnysical terday, it was about 105 million Observatory in Cambridge, miles from Earth and 74 million Mass., one of many foreign sci- miles from the sun, traveling entists monitoring the mission. about 104,000 mph. "It's the first time in history we have had this sort of imaging Some of the most useful early system this close to a comet" data came from the only U.S. experiment aboard, a "dust BG News/ Jacquie Pearson Whipple hypothesized in 1950 counter" engineered by John Bowling Green hockey coach Jerry York directs some of his players puck handling skills. The Falcons face Western Michigan in that comets had solid cores in Simpson, a physics professor at while goalies Gary Kruilch (left) and Dan Kwilas practice their rusty Detroit's Joe Louis Arena tonight at five. (See preview on page 8.) what became known as the the University of Chicago. Pending bills may allow early retirement by Julie Fauble ment options from which employers crats and S.B. 706 is sponsored by tageous for the University because em- definite advantages for the individuals staff reporter can choose. If the bill passes, employ- Republicans, he said. ployees who retire could be replaced by retiring, he would not want to make a ers would be able to select how many The University would have to exam- others at a lower pay rate and person- decision before examining the effect the Two bills now in the state legislature years of retirement they want to buy ine the potential impact of such a plan ally advantageous for the individuals plan would have on staffing. may allow for an early retirement out and which employees are eligible before deciding to whether to take part involved, she said. "We would not want to have a general option for qualified classified employ- for the plan, in the buy-out, Mason said. "Beyond the financial saving for the loss of staff," he said. ees. Phil Mason, executive assistant to Sharon Stuart, chairperson for the University, it would be good morale for Mason said the bill will probably House Bill 206 and Senate Bill 706 University President Paul Olscamp, Classified Staff Council, said that CSC the staff in general and great morale pass, but he did not know when. would allow public employers, such as said the two bills have each passed their is very much in favor of the early for those who would retire," she said. "I think it is very likely that it will the University, to "buy-out" years of an respective legislative bodies and will retirement plan. Greg DeCrane, chairperson of the pass," he said. "They (the legislators) employees retirement under the Public now go into conference committee. "It would be advantageous for both Administrative Staff Council, said he could take action within a couple of Employees Retirement System/Early the University and the classified staff did not known if the ASC would support weeks or it could carry on until August Retirement Incentive Plan. THE TWO bills are essentially identi- who retire," she said. the bill. if they get bogged down in political The bill offers different early retire- cal, but H.B. 206 is sponsored by Demo- The plan could be financially advan- He said that while the plan offers dispute.'' University recreation park planned
by Caroline Langer The cement should be converted to an Engler suggested the area be used for less staff reporter outdoor leisure area by fall semester, Shull energetic activies than volleyball. said. University students will soon have a park "Why not a place for hotdog roasts - on campus that will give them a place other Roland Engler, director of University where people can relax," he said. "Green- than quadrangle courtyards to sun, study or architecture, said sugestions to build a park ery would soften the area, it's like the streets play volleybau in. in that area were first made in 1977. of New York over there-all asphalt and Planning has begun to turn the cemented Plans to develop the area last summer buildings." area by Conklin Hall into a park, said, Matt were postponed because the resurfacing of He said he did not want more grass to Shull, Undergraduate Student Government basketball courts behind it, raised questions maintain, so materials like astroturf are student welfare committee chair. about what type of construction should be being considered to surface the area. Suggestions for the area include construct- done, Engler said. ing a gazebo, wooden fitness structures, a "We only have 'X' number of dollars and sunning area, volleyball courts and planting OF THE 171 Conklin area residents sur- they will only go so far," Engler said. trees, Shull said. veyed last semester, more than half favored The available space set aside for the "It would be a place to play or sun - an volleyball courts and an outdoor mall area, project will be a determinant as to what type outlet for people on campus, "he said. Shull said. of construction will be done, Engler said. Davis-Besse alarms Service filled up; detect unusual event' MAX's lines busy TOLEDO (AP) - An "unusual event" at the idled Davis-Besse nuclear power plant did not damage the facility and no radioactive material was released, officials said yesterday. JIDMonoc number for Bowling Green reporter (which customers dial to get Toledo Edison Co. declared the unusual event at 8:07 a.m. on MAX's long distance line) Wednesday when seismic alarms sounded, utility spokesperson Rick Although Bowling Green does not have enough circuits Kelly said. The declaration was in effect for about 2V4 hours, he said. was considered a prime tar- to handle more customers. If An unusual event means a potentially unstable condition exists, he get market of the MAX Long MAX added more customers added. Distance Telephone Company to its service, Bowling Green last fall, BG residents will would experience difficulties The plant, in Oak Harbor which is about 20 miles east of here, has now find they will not be in trying to access their sys- been shut down since June 9, when two main and two backup accepted as new MAX cus- tem, she said. feedwater pumps failed. tomers. Sanders said MAX is Bethany Sanders, a sales looking into supplying more Officials said they were not sure what caused the alarms to sound representative of MAX, said lines for this area, but she Wednesday. Russ Marabito, a spokesperson for the Nuclear Regula- the long distance company said she does not know when -, t~ IU-»* _..!*„ BG N«ws/Jlm Sakola tory Commission in Chicago, said the alarm sounded after a oversow to the BG area at the the additional lines will be New prof? Not quite construction vehicle apparently shook the ground. beginning of the 1985 fall se- installed. As soon as more Steve Michaels. CBS vice-president for affiliate relations, lec- mester. lines are added, MAX will tures a University class on "the real world" of television. The class is "Apparently, it is very sensitive and it went off. There was no She said the access phone □ See MAX, page 5. taught by professionals, not professors, (see story page 3). earthquake or anything. We didn't take any action - there was no action to take," Marabito said.
i > Editorial BG News/March 7,1986 2 Not just blowing smoke need humane emigration law The city of Toledo recently passed a law mandat- ing the installation of smoke detectors in exist- Keeping families apart does little for USSR's image abroad ing residential dwellings. The move by the Toledo City Council was a by San. Paul Simon have their first child, separated or entry permits from persons It causes needless human mis- positive preventive measure to reduce the number by thousands of miles and a who have decided to marry a ery and is not good public rela- of deaths due to fires. It starts like an ordinary needlessly uncertain future. citizen from another participat- tions for the Soviet government. story. Edith and Michael fell in As contacts between our peo- ing state," in the words of the I hope that soon President Toledo previously had an ordinance requiring love and got married. Ele grow, as they should, inevi- Reagan and Secretary Gorba- new buildings to install detectors. But the law did From there on it is anything ibly there will be more Is it too much to ask the Soviet chev can agree on an arms con- not affect existing structures unless the owners but an ordinary story. Edith marriages. Our governments !government to live up to its own trol limitation. But in the were planning to make more than $1,000 in im- Luthi is an American who was should not stand in the way of aws and the international meantime we ought to be able to provements. studying in the Soviet Union. marriages and of people then agreements it signed? agree that people who fall in Michael Iossel is a Soviet citi- living together afterwards. I have been one of those who love and get married can live in zen. After they were married, There are many things gov- believes that the United States the country of their choice. The new law requires all owners of residential the Soviet government would not ernments can do. but they can- and the Soviet Union should Im- I'm grateful that the Soviet let Iossel go to the United States. not prevent people from falling prove their relationship and Union has permitted eight of its structures to install the detectors. Those in new Their first child was born with in love. sometimes this nation has not citizens to live with their buildings are to be wired directly into the electrical Iossel 4,000 miles away from Soviet law is clear in permit- been as helpful as it might be. spouses. But I wait impatiently system. However, it allows battery-powered detec- Luthi. I met Luthi and their son ting married couples to select But the Soviets' needless stand- for word on the rest, and for a tors in exsisting structures. Gregory when we appeared to- their place of residence. And the ing in the way of couples who more humane, sensible policy Bowling Green presently has a law requiring gether on the "Today" show. I Soviet government signed the wish to be together is something from the Soviet government. saw Gregory, then 3, when his Helsinki accord, thereby no American can understand - landlords to install smoke detectors in their rental father had not yet seen him. agreeing to "examine favorably and my guess is that very few units and a law similar to Toledo's requiring smoke Over the last year many mem- and on the basis of humanitarian Soviet citizens can understand it Simon (ML) is a US. sen- detectors in all other residential units is certainly a bers of Congress have joined me considerations requests for exit either. ator. good idea. to fuse the efforts of 30 spouses like Edith Luthi for a more ef- According to admittedly rough statistics from the fective drive to win the release of their Soviet partners. Thanks state fire marshal's office, in homes where smoke to the fact that there was a detectors were reported to be present at the time of summit meeting, Secretary the fire, over 50 percent successfully alerted resi- General Mikhail Gorbachev let dents to the fire. it be known that eight of these These statewide figures for 1984 show that the would be permitted to emigrate presence of smoke detectors are effective in warn- to the United States. One of ing residents of fires and allowing them time to those was Iossel. leave the structure and alert the fire department. While the fact that detectors worked only half the I am grateful for that. time would appear to weaken the argument for But what about the others? Simon Levin of Deerfield, HI., them, detectors aren't very expensive, and half a married Tamara Tretyakova. chance is still better than none. They have a 7-year-old son in A law requiring smoke detectors to be installed Moscow, whom Levin has never does not violate an individual's freedom of choice, seen. He shows pictures of his as many say the seat belt laws do. The law merely son like any proud father, but why can't the Soviet govern- requires that smoke detectors be installed so that ment let him hug his son? When they might provide residents with warning of a fire I was in Moscow I visited with in their nome. his wife and son, a happy, active It would be up to the residents to decide whether young man, who has never seen or not to leave the building, a choice they would not his father. Fran Pergericht of Chicago have if they did not know of the danger. married Roman Kuperman of the Soviet Union. They marked their fourth wedding anniver- sary Feb. 24 - four years of liv- Gregory missed mark ing apart. In a few days they will
by Laurie Sabol awareness, not just by spouting statistics, but by giving us sug- Maybe I don't have a very gestions to help the plight of Mankind not as bad as Melden says astute sense of humor, because I riple in need. He was pleased came away from seeing Dick tell us about the $100 million Gregory last Friday night feel- contract he had just signed with nature, but also Man's sense of a sick and preserve the environ- what the famous Jewish philo- ing anything but amused. a Swedish company, but he by Darryl Thomas lack of grace. This religious ment. The only evils that exist in sopher Jesus Christ meant when Not that I was expecting to be made no reference to donating belief colors Melden's view of the world are ignorance and the he said, "The Kingdom of God is entertained by a stand-up come- any of that money to people who What is really so heretical to Mankind with a cynical rage. submission to the lower and within you." Recognition and dian -1 know there's a lot more are hungry or homeless. Bill Melden about the Human- Melden seems to believe that false ideas that are not worthy of expression of this essence would to Gregory than that. But I Why couldn't he have told us ists (Feb. 26-27) is not their somehow Mankind is innately us. We Humanists, like the late bring about many corrections to wasn't expecting, as a member to write our Congressperson or "astonishing optimism," or flawed, "the architect of ten Anne Frank, "... still believe the planet. of a racially, religiously and Eertinent impending legis- even their ''militant hostility" thousand tragedies." He seems that people are good at heart," ethnically diverse audience, to ition? Why didn't he tell us toward traditional religion. to somehow find it virtuous to and are driven by good intent. The Christian institution that be blamed for almost all of the about the women's march in What really upsets Melden is the regard Mankind as a cancer on Some Humanists regard Man- Melden represents is a dry, wa- ills of the 20th century. I would Washington, D.C., on March 9? Humanist rejection of tradi- the face of the earth, that al- kind and Nature as extensions of terless canal, a failed cultural rather have been given some I want to correct or modify tional Christianity and its con- mighty God will surely punish God-force, that His Divine Spirit vampire which is certainly to suggestions for helping to cure two things that Gregory said. cepts and moral codes. Mankind with eternal hellfire. is the source of our souls. In a blame for much of the horren- injustice, than to have been ac- First, it is true that black (and Melden also apparently believes sense, Man can claim divinity dous history we've managed to cused of creating it. white) athletes take orders from "Secular humanists" can eas- that all Humanists are atheistic too. pile up behind us. a force that is I agree with Gregory's thesis and are sometimes repri- ily prove traditional Christianity nihilists. Why does Melden viciously directly responsible for slavery, that many Americans are often manded by their coaches, who is a colossal hoax perpetrated by In reality, it can be said that attack us simply because we intolerance, anti-Semitism, too dependent on and too willing are usually white. Symbolically the Vatican, and that certain not all Humanists are atheists. perceive our right to live our color prejudice, and indirectly to accept everything that the then, it could be said that the Christian concepts are short- Some are and some aren't, lives as we are meant to? We responsible for two world wars. government, advertisers and coaches enslave the athletes. It sighted and entirely false. One based on personal preference. have the right to make choices We Humanists thereby feel jus- teachers tell us without raising was left unsaid that coaches of the most spurious and repre- But all Humanists find it incon- and live with those choices. Just tified in denouncing this perni- questions or voicing dissent. salaries are rarely more than hensible of these concepts is that ceivable to embrace the com- because we seem to adopt a cious religious regime. But how did Gregory know if I half that of their players. of "Original Sin." This is a myth mon notion of a wise and just "dizzily optimistic" stance to- It is Man's responsibility to had ever signed any petitions, or Secondly, I don't understand that is extremely dangerous, God who must be mindlessly ward life doesn't mean we are solve the problems of Man and walked in any marches, or par- why Gregory was ranting and has been promulgated by worshipped and adored when stupid. It simply means that we no diety is going to take that ticipated in any letter-writing against Steven Spielberg for the Church for centuries. It is there are more worthy goals to have found a natural essence In responsibility away from us. campaigns, or donated any time making 77ie Color Purple, which both psychologically and spiritu- pursue. the humanity of Mankind, and and money to any worthy orga- does degrade Southern black ally responsible not only for It is Mankind's task to feed the indeed this humanity is the Thomas is a former Univer- nizations or causes? men. Spielberg didn't write that Man's sense of alienation from hungry, clothe the poor, heal the "measure of all things'' and is sity student from Toledo. The audience was entirely too award-winning book; Alice mixed in its backgrounds and Walker, a black author, did. philosophies to be ranted at as if Spielberg, seeing a creative and we were one body. He truly financial opportunity, took the wasn't fair, he wasn't kind, he ball and ran with it. You're all right if racism bothers you was downright prejudiced. Com- I don't want to go so far as to ing from a man who has spent say that the only reason Gregory by Jack A. Taylor, Jr. stantly mumbling and talking to student being called 'nigger' by children to school, get a loan for much of his life in peaceful pro- got a standing ovation was be- himself. I then asked him when a group of white students out a house, go for a walk in the test, his accusations seemed cause the audience members One day Bill (not his real he started talking and mum- having tun and every time I read park, fill out an employment melodramatic and out of place. were itchy to stretch their legs name) came into my office bling to himself. about white people asking why application and buy groceries Maybe I wouldn't have been so after sitting for 2Vt hours. It s looking very depressed and He said, "Every time I see a black people get uptight over a for their children. angered by Gregory's presenta- only an observation based on my downhearted. Obviously I asked white student when I enter the song and dance performance tion if he hadn't made me feel own experience. him why. television lounge, every time I that was meant to be fun." Well, once Bill found out that like he was so far superior to us. Sabol is a reference librarian Well, he told me he was con- walk into a restaurant and the After Bill finished laying all of the mumbling and talking was I would have preferred that he (or Jerome Library Information cerned that he was "going waiter forgets I am there, every these heavies on me anal had good for him and that the rac- try to bring us up to his level of Services. crazy" because he was con- time I walk past a group of white time to think about what he said, ism, not himself, was the reason students and they start laugh- I told him he was infected by for his mumbling and talking to ing, every time I sit down in racism and that mumbling and himself, he felt much better and Respond class and the seats on either side talking to himself are symptoms left my office with a smile. THE BG NEWS of me fill up last, every time a that indicate a case of ''racial I don't know if this will help The BG News editorial page is white teacher avoids looking at psychosis." anybody else deal with the ab- Edrtor Geotlrey Barnard AMI Friday Ednor DonnyHouah your campus forum. me, every time a drunken white surdity of racism, but it sure Managing editor M«e Mcmiyra Owl copy adrlor Dave Harding The News reserves the right to student feels my hair and tells Also, I told him that mumbling helped Bill. One other thing: it AMI managing editor KarlSmHH Cruel copy editor . MatanlaBMr reject submissions we consider me that one of his best friends is and talking to oneself were the would be a good idea to get NeweedMr Nancy Boetwk* Copy edttor Brian H Bel to be in bad taste, malicious or black, every time I read about a same symptoms exhibited by his racism before it gets you. Edaonai editor Don Laa CopyedaOr Oenleee Flecher libelous. black person being lynched by parents when they attempted to CNet edaoriel writer TaraM Tarantmo Copy editor Trevor PetWord All submissions are subject to white people out having fun, sit in the front of the bus, eat at Taylor is assistant vice presi- Pnwo adHot JoePrvMan Copy editor Man/Regan condensation. every time I bear about a black the lunch counter, take their dent for minority affairs. AMI pholoa
|UndergUndergraduate Student Government Howard's club H 210 n. main Election Information presents 1986-87 elections for the offices THE WET SHAVERS of President. Vice President and in their LAST appearance EVER! 12 At-large Representatives will Saturday, March 8 — be held April 9 and 10. Arrive early for a good seat! • NO COVER * A Designated Driver Participant March 12 405 Student Services Petitions available Don't miss this final party I Petitions due March 21 5:00 p.m. Mandatory Candidates March 31 9:00 a.m. Court Room, Meeting Student Services Campaigning begins March 31 12:00 Elections April 9,10 BG News/March 7,1986 4 Symbol Journalism prof calls Timeout, sought by Michelle Fisher inside look at their excitements reporter and disappointments," Pratt said. One University assistant pro- Topics covered on "Timeout" for SRC fessor has more than an audi- include interviews with former ence of students to face each basketball coach John Weinert by Valerie Lonero week. and former football coach staff reporter Cathy Pratt, assistant profes- Denny Stoltz. In addition inter- sor of journalism, is the host and views with players like Brian The Student Recreation Cen- co-producer of "Timeout," a McKee, sophomore defenseman ter is in search of a symbol to public broadcast production on for the Falcon hockey team, call its own. Channel 57. have been featured. The Rec Center is sponsoring The five-year-old show gives a contest urging students to sub- sports fans a chance to watch Hockey coach Jerry York said mit ideas for the design of a flag favorite coaches and athletes he enjoyed his appearance on which will symbolize the Rec speak out about their victories, the show and would like to see Center. defeats and strategies for the "Timeout" continue in the years season. Highlights of games and to come. The idea originated as an ef- interviews with athletes are also "It is a good way for the fort to identify the Rec Center featured. Bowling Green community to and to represent the sense of The show is broadcast at 5:30 see the coaches and their in- ?ride of the student body, said p.m. and 11:00 p.m. on Thurs- sights on a week to week basis. erry Parsons, director of the days. Cathy Pratt is in touch with Student Recreation Center. While most of her energies what is going on and is positive focus in the classroom, Pratt with the teams," he said. "We decided the Rec Center said she enjoys the show as her needed a symbol which would hobby. WHILE THE sports personali- reveal the patriotic spirit of our " 'Timeout' is a lot of fun and ties constitute the main attrac- campus. We want a design that it services the community. I tion, director and co-producer will be visible to the campus and wouldn't want to do it for a Denise Marland also credits show we are Buckeyes," ne said. living, though," Pratt said. Pratt as one of the major rea- sons for the success of the show. "The flag will be a nice com- Jim Lessig, athletic director "We get a lot of personal re- munication gesture to signify at the time she was hired, rec- sponse because Cathy's person- the Rec Center's special colors ommended Pratt for the position ality adds a lot to the program. I and logo," he said. because of her intern experience don't know if the show would be The flag will be raised on a with Channel 57 sports and close the same without her. People flagpole or placed in the Rec ties with the coaches. Pratt is stop her on the streets and write Center's front window, Parsons also recognized as the first letters to the station to praise added. woman allowed in the Mid- the success of the production," Michelle Harder, the assistant American Conference press box she said. director of the Rec Center, said in 1971 while an undergraduate she is looking for a unique and working with the University's University athletic director creative design which signifies yearbook, The Key. Jack Gregory said he also en- the center. "Timeout's" coverage begins joysT the snow. "It will be two or three colors before football season continu- 'I watch the show every that we can call our own. The ing into playoffs in March, with chance I get. The format is good flag will be put up for all the previews for the upcoming year. and the people at 'Timeout' do special events or programming The show focuses on "big name" every bit as good a job as some activities we have," she said. sports such as football, basket- professionals I have worked UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ball and hockey; yet it allows with" he said. are eligible for contest. sports with less exposure, such The first place winner will as gymnastics, tennis and golf, Even though the show is receive a $50 gift certificate to the same chance for coverage. aimed at spectators, athletes the Falcon House and the two also enjoy watching, including second prize winners will re- PRATT SAID she believes her Greg Meehan, senior business ceive $25 gift certificates to the strong relationship with coaches major and member of the Fal- Falcon house. Winners will be is the reason for the success of con football team. chosen April 7. the show. "I watch 'Timeout' mainly Harder said the flag design "The coaches are cooperative during the football season. I must have the SRC logo on it and we get along real well. I ask think it is a good show and it News /J c ,,ie Pearson (the three men) and be at least questions the fans want to know, would be a good idea to get more No time outs allowed ** « " 11V4 by 30 inches (penant size). and try to get coaches and ath- interviews with players," he Sophomore radio/television/film major Chrisse Jones (sitting on floor) monitors the cameraperson. while It must also have two or three letes to talk so fans can get an said. Cathy Pratt interviews hockey coach Jerry York for WBGCl-TV's "Time out." colors on it, not including white, she said. Students can submit entries at the Rec Center office f- take a day off from smoking until next Friday. 1 iSL PIZ2fl »1 OFF PI22A PARTY PIZZA PIZZA *1 OFF BROTHERS, inc. BROTHERS, inc Only'9.99 BROTHERS, inc. YOUR FREE I Any Any 13"pizza I "~Hs. 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"Hopefully, the shorts will be sen as the recipient of the Uni- First Impressions, managed in stock one week before Spring- versity Athletic department's by Mike Baldridge, junior mar- Break, but we are not positive, TWA/AAA Falcon Florida Flya- keting major and Rob First, he said. way during a drawing at half- junior radio/televison/film ma- time. jor, carry over 3,000 different Baldridge said students are He won free airfare for four to sunglass styles and have sold submitting designs for the any TWA destination in Florida. over 2,000 sunglasses since Jan- sweatshirts. Accompanying Schubert on uary in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan The clamdiggers which nor- his trip will be Fred Langham, and Florida. They also sell mally retail in Florida for $40- sophomore industrial education shorts, sweatshirts and party 180 will be sold at Cycle Werks major; Brian Ricketts, sopho- favors. for $25*40. more sports management ma- They declined to comment on Future plans for First Impres- jor; and Greg Connel, how much profit they have sions include using the products sophomore journalism major. made, but said they plan to keep for high school and college fund- Last year the department reinvesting their profits to ex- raisers. sponsored a giveaway for air- pand their market. "We hope to do business with fare for two to Florida. They expanded their sunglass 25 schools next year," he said. line, Leesplash, in Florida dur- Currently, Delta Sigma Pi is Kevin Cleary, assistant direc- ing Christmas break by walking selling the sunglasses on cam- Mike Baldridge (left) and Rob First BG News /Jacquie Pearson tor of athletic promotion, coordi- up and down the strip in Day- pus for $5 to $6 as a fundraiser nated this year's contest and tona peddling their hand painted and UAO will also sell beach said the airfare change was an sunglasses in various stores. As towels, beach balls and BGSU one of the keys to their success most of the business activities Aside from balancing classes attempt to upgrade promotion. a result, their sunglasses are cups before Spring Break which because they were among the because First has other respon- and business, both have had "We also gave away suntan sold at seven Florida locations. they orderea from Firsts Im- first to buy the sunglasses and sibilities being a resident ad- positive experiences from run- oil, beach bags and sun visors at pressions. wore them on campus to pro- viser in Offenhauer West. ning their own business, he said. previous home games to get kids While in Daytona, a surf expo- mote the product, First said. thinking about Florida," he sition was in progress which FIRST SAID they would like But when summer arrives, "When I read the textbooks said. Save them the- Idea to expand the business to expand into more Baldridge said, at times com- both will have more time to for my marketing classes. I can Although the tickets were leir product range to "designer college markets and University bining the roles of student and expand their market, he said. apply it to the business," Bal- originally set up to be used dur- fashion and funwear," First alumni have offered to help businessman can create prob- Both have hopes of Hudson's dridge said. ing spring break, Schubert said said. them expand. lems as business responsibilities and May Company picking up First said the experience has he won't be able to go then. and classes often clash. their line of products. They also also helped in in the Job market. "We were going to use the THEY NOW sell Vauraet and First said since he and Bal- "Last week, we delayed or- hope to be on PM Magazine and "I got a summer job because tickets over spring break, but Bucci, "the elite brand of sung- dridge are members of Phi ders for two weeks because we featured in Ohio Magazine and of the business and the two com- we can't because TWA has time lasses" and surf shorts and Kappa Psi fraternity, chapters both had tests," Baldridge said. Ohio Business Magazine this mercials I made for the busi- restrictions due to the Easter sweatshirts, he said. at other campuses would also Baldridge said he handles- summer. ness," he said. holiday," he said. "We are going The design of their shorts, help them get started. to Fort Lauderdale the week known as clamdiggers, are sym- Their fraternity brothers are Drive Safely after finals. I had no plans of metrical shapes and designs. going to Florida before I won "The Hawaiian flowery prints anyway," he said. 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The Soviet Union now has two Cer is concentrated in the Gorbachev closed the 27th party The personnel changes and Crofessional diplomats with ex- is of members who also hold congress yesterday with a re- the program presented at the insive knowledge of the United secretariat portfolios. They con- recommended structuring of the Kremlin appa- congress were designed to set a States in the top ranks, Dobry- trol an apparatus and have a WASHINGTON (AP)-A where, Bush said the group ratus that brings Ambassador course for the Soviet Union until nin and President Andrei Gro- certain degree of autonomy to presidential task force rec- favors pinpoint strikes but Anatoly Dobrynin home from the end of the century and to put myko. oversee administration in their ommended the death penalty opposes "wanton destruction Washington and promotes the Gorbachev's personal stamp on fields. for the murder of American of human life in order to show first woman into the inner circle the party structure. GROMYKO WAS replaced hostages anywhere In the some muscle." of power in 25 years. Dobrynin, 66, has been Soviet last summer as Foreign Min- Kremlin spokesman Leonid worm yesterday, but de- Immediately after taking Gorbachev, the Communist ambassador to the United States ister by Eduard Shevardnadze. Zamyatin told reporters he scribed U.S. policies against office President Reagan Party's general secretary, also for 25 years. He is one of 11 It is not known how much influ- could not detail how responsibi- terrorism as generally sound pledged that terrorists would announced new members of the people, five of them new, named ence Gromyko has on foreign lities will be divided on the new and need no major overhaul. face "swift and effective ret- ruling Politburo, five new Cen- to the secretariat, which is in policy. secretariat. He said the changes ribution. '' In reacting to more tral Committee secretaries and charge of day-toKlay affairs in A successor to Dobrynin in are part of a realignment of the The Cabinet-level task recent terrorist incidents, a new Central Committee that the Soviet Union. Washington was not immedi- Central Committee's apparatus force headed by Vice Presi- however, he has refused to reflects the changes in major Dobrynin's portfolio was not ately announced. that was decided on in April, a dent George Bush called for use force that he said might party and economic posts since announced, but it is assumed he While the Politburo is the pin- month after Gorbachev became increased use of spies to pen- harm innocent victims or the death of Leonid Brezhnev in will be working in foreign policy. nacle of the party leadership, party leader. etrate terrorist organizations bystanders. as well as strengthened extra- dition treaties to bring terror- "The principal conclusion ists to justice. of the task force is that U.S. Repeating a note that the policies and priorities are Reagan administration has sound, well conceived and African virus linked to AIDS sounded in the face of bloody properly organized," said terrorist assaults in the Mid- Adm. James Holloway, for- dle East, Europe and else- mer chief of naval operations. NEW YORK (AP) - An Afri- Lancet, a British medical jour- "I don't think we're trying to the cause of AIDS is as strong as can virus that causes an AIDS- nal. say that HTLV-III is out and such evidence can be. like illness in pigs may have If future experiments prove ASFV is in" as the cause of "In any other disease where been present in some American the existence of a link between AIDS, said John Beldekas, a there's a definite link between AIDS patients and could be a African swine fever and AIDS, it researcher at the Boston Uni- an agent and a disease, they contributing cause of human would mean that doctors now versity School of Medicine and don't get a better correlation,' AIDS infections, according to a searching for a cure for AIDS the principal author of the new she said. Force wants new study. are aiming at the wrong target. study. She was the first to suggest, in Evidence of infection with Af- The new study challenges vol- "WHAT WE'RE saying is that a letter to the lancet in April rican swine fever virus, or umes of scientific evidence sup- AIDS is complicated. It can't be 1983, that African swine fever Piketon facility ASFV, was found in nine of 21 porting the belief that acquired explained solely by HTLV-III," vims might have some link to American AIDS patients tested, immune deficiency syndrome is he said. AIDS. PIKETON, Ohio (AP)-The the plant. Air Force officials and in only one of 16 healthy caused solely by a virus most U.S. Air Force has submitted a visited the plant Feb. 21. Americans, according to a study commonly called HTI.V-III that Flossie Wong-Staal, a molecu- That was when she learned letter of intent to express its The DOE, citing high capital to be published tomorrow in the was discovered in 1983. lar biologist at the National Can- that an epidemic of swine fever interest in the Gas Centrifuge costs, announced in June it was cer Institute, where HTLV-III had occurred in Haiti at roughly Enrichment Plant here, whichls abandoning the centrifuge plant was discovered, said the evi- the same time that AIDS was being abandoned by the U.S. and would pursue a laser THURSDAY STUDENTS dence showing that HTLV-IH is discovered there. WITH VALID IDS Department of Energy. method of enriching uranium ONLY J2.00 But an Air Force spokesman that is used in nuclear weapons B?§ WiBrKTF£brORD»*cAO«iY said Wednesday no decision on and powerplants. DOWN HND OUT IN leasing the facility has been The DOE decision resulted in B€V€AIV MikYLSTREEP Bnom o CATCH THE PIZZA BROTHER ° made. the loss of more than 1,000 jobs. ma (jf^s Look for the pizza man on "There is no definite timeta- Goodyear Atomic Corp. contin- HILLS OUT FHI-SUN 9 45 S%p^ campus with his bright orange ble for a decision," said Peter ues to operate a gaseous diffu- AT 7:30 1 OF AFRICA ssi THUBS Spriggs, a spokesperson at the sion enrichment plant adjacent 9:30 W -
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Alzheimer's victims Man claims Demjanjuk may get care facility not 'Ivan the Terrible' SABAOELL, Spain (AP) - A man who was he carried in his belt and plunge it into the AKRON, Ohio (AP) - A Kent- groups that deal with Alzheim- kind in the country. imprisoned at the Treblinka concentration guard's back." based nursing home owner plans er's patients said there is a need While it would certainly be the camp during World War II says he "doubts Demjanjuk was stripped of his U.S. cit- to build an fc million compre- for such facilities, in part be- first of its type in the Akron strongly" that John Demjanjuk, the Cleveland- izenship in 1981 after it was found that he lied hensive care facility for victims cause some nursing homes do area, Jean Nachtwey, area autoworker accused of murdering thou- about his past as a Nazi guard at Treblinka. But of Alzheimer's disease and their not take victims of the degenera- spokeswoman for the Chicago- sands in Treblinka's gas chambers, is the he has repeatedly said he was never in the families on 30 acres in suburban tive brain disease. based Alzheimer's Disease and Stow. infamous Ukranian camp guard known as Polish death camp, is not "Ivan the Terrible" Nationwide, an estimated 2.5 Related Disorders Association, "Ivan the Terrible." and is a victim of mistaken identity. The facility, which developer million people, mostly 65 and said there are numerous such Joaquin Garcia Ribes, an 85-year-old Spanish He was extradited to Israel last week after 1ward Martell said may open older, suffer from Alzheimer's, facilities for patients throughout Civil War veteran who was guarded by "Ivan losing a 10-year legal battle that went to the mid-1987, will include three which gradually destroys the the country, although no direc- the Terrible," said yesterday that the guard U.S. Supreme Court. buildings - a 100-bed nursing brain's ability to function. There tory has been put together. was stabbed to death by another inmate at the If found guilty by an Israeli court, he could lome, adult day-care center and is no known treatment or cure. camp in 1943. face the death sentence. ipartments for Alzheimer's vic- The association currently is Demjanjuk was extradited to Israel last week ~ns and their families. PATIENTS BECOME con- preparing a set of standards for where he will be tried for crimes against GARCIA RIBES said on Aug. 2,1943, the 1,600 Martell said costs for a patient fused, fail to recognize people Alzheimer's facilities, she humanity after he was accused of being the Treblinka inmates revolted and 600 managed to aying in the nursing home and things, cannot follow direc- added. guard survivors of the camp say herded thou- escape. Of those only 41 survived, he said. would be $70 to $75 a day and tions and lose their speech. sands to their deaths in the gas chambers. Garcia Ribes, who served in the Spanish t for day care would be $25 to Their physical health also de- Although the facility will not Ribes expressed his doubts that Demjanjuk Republican army and later fled into France a day. The cost for the apart- clines until they become sus- be limited to Alzheimer's pa- was the Nazi prison guard in an interview in the when Spain fell to the forces of Francisco iments has not been determined ceptible to other diseases. tients, Martell said, "For all Diario de Sabadell. Franco, said he was not in the camp when Ivan yet, he said. Martell described the facility practical purposes, that's the "I need to make this public to put my con- the Terrible was killed because he had escaped Representatives of local he has in mind as the first of its market we're going after." science at ease," Garcia Ribes said at his home with several others in March 1943. in Moncaday Reichac near Barcelona. "Ivan He said "Ivan the Terrible" guarded him the Terrible died Aug. 2,1943, and if they were during the months he was in Treblinka but that now to execute John, I would commit suicide if he did not know his surname, only that he was I hadn't spoken out." Ukranian and that his given name was Ivan or Suicide rate higher for Vietnam vets John. "IVAN THE Terrible was tall, and from what I've seen in photos, John is more of normal The newspaper said Garcia Ribes is the only ' CINCINNATI (AP)-A stu- Veterans of America. serve during the war. Re- height," Garcia Ribes said. living Spanish survivor of Treblinka. Thou- Idy's conclusion that Vietnam "A lot of vets who have prob- searcher Norman Hearst's "But that is not the important part. At least sands of Spanish Civil War veterans who fought I servicemen have a higher sui- lems, they keep it inside them- study concluded that Vietnam- five people who have written about Treblinka on the side of the Republic and fled to France in I cide rate than men their age who selves. They're fighting a war era veterans were 86 percent agree that 'Ivan the Terrible' was killed by 1939 were sent to concentration camps in Ger- ■didn't serve in the war under- inside themselves,' he said. more likely than non-veterans to someone named Adolfo whom the guard suffo- many and occupied Poland after 1941 by Vichy [ scores the need of troubled vet- Corell, who talks frequently die of suicide in the years after cated but who managed first to take out a knife and Nazi officials in France. lerans for psychological with fellow veterans, said the the war and they were 53 per- ! counseling, a veterans' activist wives of troubled Vietnam serv- cent more likely to die in traffic [ said yesterday. icemen also have to contend accidents. "A lot of veterans are having with the problems. [ psychological problems based "They're fighting a war they HEARST AND his fellow re- Don't pollute. Give a hoot. Don't pollute. on the war. That deals with don't understand," he said. searchers speculated that physi- homecoming, filtering back into A study directed by a Univer- cal handicaps suffered during [society ... with not being hon- sity of California researcher the war might have contributed ored, doing a job and not being concluded that Vietnam veter- to the increased suicide rate, recognized for it," said Earl ans are nearly twice as likely to alone with social and economic Corell, former Cincinnati chap- commit suicide as men in the problems after returning to ci- <€^*
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Mid-American Conference tour- BG coach Fran Voll There are some who do not finally win at Joe Louis." nament. believe in jinxes and there The Falcons have beaten Cen- are those that think they are While the Falcons have four tonight, enters Joe Louis tral Michigan (their opponent in silly. CCHA post season titles, they riding a school record 16 today's semi-final) twice this said. "It's tournament time and Chippewas in scoring, averag- But if you suggest to the have never won the playoffs Same winning streak. The season, and will have to win a unless we beat them a third ing 16.0 points a game. Trisha Bowling Green hockey team in Detroit. roncosgood fortune is third time if they expect to reach time, we won't have to worry Phillips Joins Yonkman on the that jinxes are merely a fueled by a rapid fire offense Saturday's final. about playing any more front line averaging 9.7 mark- figment of the imagination, In fact, the Falcons are a led by CCHA MVP Dan If BG beats the Chippewas, games." ers, while center Latanga Cox and you might end up getting dismal 2-6 in games played in Dorion and Troy Thurn. In the Falcons will have to avoid The Chippewas enter the pumps in 13.3 points a game. checked into next week. Joe Louis since '82. Even addition, Wayne Gagne broke their third loss this season to game with an overall record of Cox leads the team in rebounds, when the Falcons won the the league record for assists their most likely opponent in the 17-10 and a 1« MAC mark. hauling down 8.7 per contest. The Falcons go to Detroit's national championship, they by a defenseman. final, Ohio University. BG's answer to cleaning the Joe Louis Arena tonight to lost to WMU (in double The Bobcats boast a 16-2 re- CMU has been the dominant windows comes in the form of 6-1 face Western Michigan in the overtime) and Ohio State (in Dorion and Gagne received cord in the MAC, 24-4 overall, team in MAC women's basket- Joelyn Shoup. The senior cap- Central Collegiate Hockey overtime). first team all league honors and have beaten BG both home ball over the last three seasons, tain averages better than 10 Association playoffs. But the while forward Stu Burnie and and away. claiming a pair of regular sea- rebounds a game, and also man- Broncos may not be their ANOTHER NOTE of defenseman Chris . However, any home court ad- son titles and one tournament ages 8.8 points an outing. toughest opponent. In fact, interest, BG has yet to defeat MacDonald were named vantage gets tossed out the win- championship. they may not be concerned any current member of the second team. Goalie Bill Horn dow for this one, with the four "We gained a lot of confidence JACKIE MOTYCKA leads the with any team as much as the CCHA in Detroit. The Falcons received honorable mention. teams (Western Michigan being by beating Central twice," Voll Falcons in scoring, hitting for Joe Louis Jinx. beat former league members Lake Superior and the fourth) competing on neutral said. "Right now we're hitting 17.3 points a game. The 6-0 fresh- Northern Michigan and Michigan State, the other half ground. on all cylinders. We're ready for man shoots 54 percent from the A jinx silly? There's no Michigan Tech. of the Final Four, also But for now, CMU remains the this tournament." field, and also averages 7.3 re- such thing as a jinx? But this year's field offers provide formidable task at hand. bounds a game. Here are some interesting plenty of competition for the opponents. MSU is the only "MY POSITION is this," VoU Betsy Yonkman leads the D See Cagers, page 9. facts: The CCHA playoffs Falcons. team in the tourney to have a have been played in Joe Louis winning record against BG. since the 1981-82 season. WMU, whom BG faces at S D See leers, page 9. Student Recreation Center Applications are being accepted for BE A seats on the SRC Council for the <#* 1986-87 academic year. CHEERLEADER! Any B.G.S.U. student is invited to apply. w '86 •'87 Tryouts in April Applications may be picked up in the SRC INFORMATIONAL MEETING: March 9 — 7:00 p.m. — 210 Math/Sci office beginning Wednesday, March 5 March 11 - 8:30 p.m. - 210 Math/Sci and must be returned to the office • YOU MUST ATTEND TO TRY OUT * Woodsy Owl for I no later than 5:00 pm Friday, March 14. —Clean Air
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Cagers leers BOWLING GREEN VS. CENTRAL MICHIGAN D Continued from page 8. D Continued from page 8. BOWLING GREEN VS. WESTERN MICHIGAN WHEN: Fri., March. 7, 2 p.m. Stephanie Coe rounds out the THE FALCONS Falcons have WHEN: Fri. 5 p.m. WHERE: MetroCentre Rockford, III. Falcon front three, averaging a good chance of breaking the WHERE: Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. WHAT: MAC semifinals 13.7 points a game. Jinx, but they'll have to play WHAT: CCHA Semi-finals CMU showcases Jody Beer- their best hockey to do it. man in the backcourt. The 5-6 BOWLING GREEN BOWLING GREEN junior is second on the team in Goalie Gary Kruzich, who BG Nickname: Falcons scoring at 14.4 points per game. coach Jerry York said is playing Nickname: Falcons Record: 18-9. 13-5 in the MAC (second) Kathy LaBarge joins Beer- the best hockey of his career, 1985 record: 27-13, 23-9 in the CCHA (tied for second) Head coach: Fran Voll, second year (30-22) man as a playmaker, averaging must continue to be stingy in the National Ranking: unranked Returning lettermen: 8 just over 2.0 points a game. nets. Veterans Iain Duncan and Head coach: Jerry York, seventh year (166-107-12) Last Game: BG ended its regular season Saturday with an Sherrie Voyles takes on the Jamie Wansbrough will have to Returning lettermen: 14(F-10, D-3, G-l) 81-69 victory over Miami. flaymaker role for BG. while play dominate roles. Last Weekend: BG won its opening round playoff Tentative Starters: Jackie Motycka (F), Rhonda Moore aulette Backstrom works in to agaginst Chicago-Illinois by the scores of 7-3, 2-1 in (F), Joelyn Shoup (C), Stephanie Coe (G), Sherrie Voyles provide a scoring punch from Solid play from experienced double overtime. the point-guard position. players is expected in the play- (G). offs, so it may be the younger Players to watch: Jamie Wansbrough (RW), tied the Rhonda Moore averages 13.7 CCHA record in last Friday night' playoff game for Players to watch: Jackie Motycka (F), became only the markers an outing as BG's pe- icers that mate or break BG's second freshman in league history to be named to the rimeter guard. The senior hits 50 playoff championship hopes. career goals with 125. Gary Kruzich (G), yielded just all-MAC first team. Motycka leads the team with a 17.3 ercent of her field goal at- four goals in the CJIC series. He made 27 saves in 2-1 ppg. Rhonda Moore (F). was named to the all-Mac second Freshman Greg Parks had overtime victory. Greg Parks (D), scored two goals and team. Moore is tied for second on the team in scoring .wore paced the Falcons in two goals and two assists in his added two assists in the (JIC series. with 13.7 ppg. Stephanie Coe (G), is another all-MAC the first two contests against first playoff game against Illi- player who is tied with Moore's 13.7 ppg. CMU. She hit a game-winning nois-Chicago. But he aid that at WESTERN MICHIGAN jumper in the 53-52 overtime home, not in the dreaded Joe Nickname: Broncos Louis. Other freshmen like CENTRAL MICHIGAN win, and she led BG in scoring 1985 record: 30-10. 23-9 in the CCHA (tied for second) with 18 in the 85-75 win late in the Clarke Pineo must also chip in Nickname: Chippewas on offense. National ranking: unranked season. Head coach: Bill Wilkenson. CCHA coach of the year Record: 1710, 13-5 in the MAC (third) The variety of talent has Head coach: Donita Davenport, second year (36-20) Seasoned defensemen Todd Returning letterman: 15(F-10, D-4. G-l) helped the Falcons combine for Flichel and Brian McKee must Last Weekend: Western swept the Ferris State 4-3, 12-2, Returning letterman: 5 a snare of second-place in the receive support from rookies Last Game: Central lost to Western Michigan 73-65 to final MAC standings. CMU owns in the opening round of the playoffs. Thad Ruseicki and Alan Leg- Players to watch: Dan Dorion (C), was the CCHA player snap a five-game winning streak. the other half. gett. Tentative Starters: Betsy Yonkman (G), Trisha Phillips of the year, he also led the league in scoring. Wayne "IT'S AN awfully good Gagne (D), set the CCHA record for most assists by a (G). Latanga Cox (C), Jody Beerman (F), Kathy LaBarge blend," Voll said. "Young and There are a lot of "ifs" in the (F). old, small and tall. Everybody BG's picture and no one will defenseman in a season. Chris McDonald (D), was Players to watch: Betsy Yonkman (G), leads the Chips in offers something. Take any one know the answers until Saturday named to the all-CCHA team. scoring with a 16.1 ppg. Jody Beerman (F), is second of them away and I doubt we'd night winds down. But that's tallying 14.4 ppg. Latanga Cox (C), leads the team in be as good a team." what the playoffs are all about. Series record: BG 38-14-1 rebounding grabbing nearly nine a game. The Falcons have lost four of Last series: WMU swept BG in Kalamazoo, Mich. their last five road games, and Falcon notes: Wansbrough have been fighting a bout with needs one goal to set a new Series record: BG 6-5 league record for career goals. Last meeting: BG won 85 75 in Anderson Arena Feb. 5. inconsistency when playing out- side the friendly confines of An- Wansbrough has scored 15 goals derson Arena. and seven assists in 18 playoff games. If Kruzich is in the nets BG takes an 18-9 overall re- and BG wins, the junior will Support the cord into today's opener with the have a school record for wins ~+O*O*O+O+OtOK>fC*O*C10* ^^American Heart Chips. A Falcon win would set a with 61. McKee and Duncan new single-season school record have produced the most game March of Dimes for victories. winning goals this year with six BIRTH DEFECTS FOUNDATION ^^Association Tip-off is set for 1 p.m. CST at each. The two also share the the MetroCentre. OU and WMU lead in penalty minutes with 116 Classifieds meet at 3 p.m. each.
Racism on White Campuses is me topic ol a OAVE. Kay Detroues Pi Ptva I used lo be an only chad, now I have 94 CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS program sponsored by the Caribbean Assooe- PERSONALS I LOVE YOU. TOO' Hope your 2tsl Birthday lathe beat! Can't wait new sisters' You are al wonderful" LOVE, tton on Monday March 10 at 7:30 p.tn . State to celebrale with you SUSAN Room, University Union Open to al Love ya Stacy ACCESS BG 15 00 OFF any Jeen Jecket Dave- RICH MUCCO. The students ol SMD 240 ate conducting a Jeans N Things Just one day IB Kastaway KEITH. GET READY TO SET SAIL ON STARBOARD community service, by investigating the *c- Ralph...Herb waa at our hat meeting' Where 531 Ridge And tun at the lend where the I CANT WAIT FOR KD KASTAWAY. TACK cesaaMty ol Bowing Green's service A pro- ware you? Come to the next Human Services Club meeting March 9 at 7 30 The meeting win natives play WITH MY FAVORITE SAE I'll BE ANO JAM THE NIGHT AWAY duct oriented businesses Once we complete ■ • • BGSU TRIVIA GAME SALE • • • ON AN UNCHARTED ISLAND WELL STAY. I0ONT FORGET THE HAT) be heW at the Uving Center in the Home Stranded on met tropic ale our investigative process, we wi compile our IT WILL BE A JAMMIN TIME FOR YOU AND CAUSE KASTAWAY'S A DAY AWAY' Economics bmkkng Al mesons welcome' So Mar 3 thru Mar 14 In Moseley next to the We can party al the while findings and put them m an easy to underatand OCMB room Come pick up yours today for ON- ME'lOVE BETH ANN PS LOOKING FORWARD TO CAPSIZING Ralph doesn't man out. come to the next HSC Shades and shorts, sun and sand booklet The funds lor our booklet are coming P S HAPPY B-DAY AND ANNIVERSARY WITH YOU meeting' LY SB 99 from 9:30 to 3 30 Tomorrow night we'l be out of hand' from donations that individual students, citizens See ya soon JENNIFER a organizations are pledging Any pledge over ••TOOOHAROV Monica 11 00 wB be recognized in the back ol the THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCEII Kevin Thorns*. Happy 20th Birthday" Congratulations on your Sigma Nu- Alpha Phi Rod. Steve 1 Oeve. the 630 Elm GDI* booklet Thra protect wiabe a great asset to alol Bus ride to CCHA semi-finals on Saturday Dear Lisa Lrxi I hope it's one ol the beat ever' pinning to Stephanie Tomorrow's th* day wa Kastawey & Ixal to Bowfcng Green, so your donations and help will March i. ONLY »5 Sponsored by Resident ITS your birthday loo: Love. Margaret Th* Brothers ol Sigma Nu Dxvj's we w* stray ft you don't know your way, be greatly appreciated For more information Student Association. Being sold In 01- You are so fine find a Greek to save the day So breek out your cal Jell at 354-1530 Donations can be given lenhauer East. Call 24297. Buy now, go It s your birthday not mine. Hawaiian starts A we xi our boxers 1 grass 10 Mergaret Boon 201 Memorial lomexow and support the BOSU Hockey A RECENT ARTICLE IN PRAUDA THE BUS Wish Diane P waa here Kris Meier. skirts And tomorrow kti'd youl be. once your tewnl SIAN NEWSPAPER. DISCLOSED THAT So we can drink some beer Congratulations on pledging Kappa Den* with a Kappa Da* Your Sororltal'a-Brenda. UNITED STATES CITIZEN PATRICK 0 MUR- Love Kastaway wi be e bkut and m 14 days we're JodylHoty ATTENTION UPPERCLASSMEN PHY, HAS ESCAPED A MAXIMUM SECURITY Babe, Cassan 1KB Oeytone bound' PRISON. LOCATED DEEP IN THE HEART OF KD Love your 3 beachbound roommates. Ron. Do you want a Marathon Credit Card with NO ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS SIBERIA THE ARTICLE INCLUDED THAT Mcheee. Jennifer and Mary Put on your tie-dye and get ready to cast oft al ANNUAL FEES? Then atop by the on-campua GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE MURPHY HAD SERVED THE FIRST THREE th* KO Kaetaway We I have a great time' rrasbox room and li out your appacaiion today PRESENTS: MONTHS OF A LIFE SENTENCE AFTER BE- AOT (7?) Anne from 9 30 to 3 30' JAZZ CAFE BGSU Hockey LADIES. LADIES. LADIES. ING CONVICTED OF PUBLIC INTOXICATION Featuring 597 Jazz Ouartet Jerseys-Sweaters If claaeee are getting you down. AS OF YET. THERE HAS BEEN NO WORD Span Items II cake «n'1 enough lor your birthday. RYAN STEWART BEGINNING WITH REGISTRATION FOR FALL Friday. March 7. 6 pm--1 am FROM THE SOVIET UNION AS TO THE AP- Falcon House H your roommate needs a break from SATURDAY IS THE DAY SEMESTER 1986. STUDENTS' ADVANCE ICE ARENA LOUNGE PREHENSION OF 140 E Wooeter her studies THAT WE WILL KASTAWAY REGISTRATION REQUESTS WILL BE LIMITED Beverages and muncraes provided PADDY MURPHY Downtown BG You need me Male Dancer Cat 372-6222 Its SO BE PREPARED TO PARTY DOWN TO 18 CREDIT HOURS STUDENTS WISHING l» Bn ...l.i mi s great surprise WITH A KO FUN CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND TO EXCEED 18 HOURS MUST ADD THE EX LV. YOUR KO DATE CESS HOURS DURING OPEN Alpha Pin's. Sigma MI'S, a Alpha Sxj's We are REGISTRATION reedy to psrty lontghl! 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Friday searches for and finds messiest prof's office
by Sue Eberhart "It's taken me 15 years to get chair of the College Student Per- Friday reporter the office in the condition that sonnel department, both re- it's in now," Graham said as he ceived honorable mention for Have you ever gone into a sat buried in the mess. Papers their efforts. Nachbar's office, professor's office to turn in an covered the floor, statistical located in the former dining outline for a paper only to have printouts were strewn haphaz- room of the Popular Culture him hand it back to you because ardly across the desk, file cab- house, functions as the black he says it is too messy? As you inets overflowed and books, in hole for student papers and turn to leave, you wonder why no apparent order, crammed the forms, according to Susan Bush- the Health Department hasn't shelves. ouse. "The whole effect is of condemmed this office. The gar- Graham, however, gave an comfortable disorder, with bage can appears as if it hasn't explanation for the order in his Nachbar ensconced in the cen- been emptied in weeks, the file mess. "My filing system for ter, Deeming gleefully at pass- cabinets overflow so that the students' papers is like sedi- ersby," Busnouse said. drawers no longer close and the mentary rock - the papers are desk top is something that exists in layers," Graham said. (The If you visit Strange's of fice in only in the imagination. only problem - how many pa- the CSP office, you will find not Friday Magazine decided to Srs does he have to sort only a messy desk, but two search for the messiest office on ■ough before he comes across messy tables, messy files, un- campus. We asked people who the one he is looking for.) ruly shelves and an array of have managed to wade through "I never throw anything messes (or is that messi?) on the stacks of papers and found a away," Graham said, "You the floor, according to an anony- professor sitting there to nomi- never know when something mous graduate intern. His filing nate the one they thought had might be important." system, consisting of stacks of the messiest office. Emil Dansker, associate pro- paper in boxes on the floor, is We then went in search of the fessor of journalism, the man something that must be seen to nominees. This proved to be whose office was described by be believed. He says his filing harder than we thought as some one as a pig sty, received first system gives him the chance to were not found near or in their runner-up. Like Graham, Dan- review everything each time he offices - possibly consumed by sker offered an explanation for looks for a paper. the heaping piles of papers and the condition of his office. So if you choose to venture to books. The others, however, "I'm a packrat," Dansker one of these notoriosly messy were there, remarkably thriving said, "I can't throw anything offices in search of a long lost and getting some work done. away." He still has a small paper, don't dismay. Yes, these Friday/Donny Housh It was then up to us to choose a plastic pink pig that was given to Srofessors have assured us that winner. And that was not easy him by his kindergarten tea- lere is a "method to their mes- with each person having a re- cher. He also has a collection of siness" and there is still hope, BGSCTs messiest office and professor James Graham markable explanation for their rocks which he has accumulated for amoung the stacks of papers, messy office. However, after from places as far as Dallas to underneath the piles of books pondering and studying each one he picked up right outside of and somewhere nestled between office, we have picked James our own University Hall. the various artifacts, there ex- Graham, professor of history for Jack Nachbar, professor of ists the one important paper that Messy people really organized the simple reason that his office popular culture, and Carney you are searching for. was just a mess. Strange, associate professor and by Tracey Baldorf versity, said. "Some people something," Tweney explained. Friday staff reporter need things neatly arranged, The 'organization,' that is part and others don't worry about the of a messy person's methoa (or Yesterday I asked my room- structure of their environment," miracle) to be able to find things Shavers to split after Saturday mate to borrow 50 cents for the he said. differs in the type of organiza- For almost four years, the rock 'n' roll band the band since its inception, the public's reac- vending machine. Never again. "It's more a perception of a tion as we know it, Hoemann the Wet Shavers has entertained local college- tion about the split has been mostly negative. "In my desk drawer,'' she B'rson's lifestyle," Harry W. said. "The technical definition age people with their repertoire of great oldie "They don't want us to. I feel it's good ... and said. oemann, professor of psychol- of organization refers to one's rock classics. Now the band is calling it quits sad. But it's time to go on to new things." For I sucked in my breath and ogy at the University, said. He inclination to follow the old pro- and its members are going their separate ways. Richardson, who also works at Toledo Metro- winced. Finding 50 cents would explained that a person who is verb, 'everything has it's place, Drummer and one of the original members, politan, he said he missed having his weekends be like trying to find a needle in thought of as 'messy' by others, " he explained. Scott Richardson said. "It's time to move on." off. a haystack. I stared at the mass may not perceive himself to be' Richardson, lead singer Steve Athanas and of papers-her fall semester messy. In fact, they may be But, I'm really getting tired of Richardson said the band has talked about Sitarist Dave Athanas started the band. "We schedule from 1984?, pens, a more 'organized' than you think. looking at an unmade bed, cafe- breaking up for the last four or five months. d played in a couple of bands and it caught couple of batteries, an earring - This can be true as I found it teria lunch from two days ago, "We played it by ear for awhile but then finally on," Richardson said. mine (hey, I thought I lost it), a fascinating the day my room- and an overflowing waste bas- set a date." The reason for ending it all at Richardson said of the nearly 100 songs the Christmas card... mate found her research paper ket. One consolation: "A person Howard's Club H this Saturday night: "It's our band plays, nine are orignal pieces. "In general it's (being disor- that was buried under three may go through a burst of orga- favorite place to play," Richardson said. Keyboardist Rick Ludwig, Steve and Dave ganized) a personality charac- weeks of laundry - in a matter nizing and cleaning," Tweney According to the drummer who has been with Athanas were all unavailable for comment. teristic that tends to remain of seconds. said. stable," Ryan D. Tweney, pro- "If you're messy that doesn't "Beauty is in the eye of the fessor of psychology at the Uni- mean you're least likely to find beholder, Hoemann said. 'Kid Freshman* investigates unusual spots on campus
by John P. Gliebe At first the Kid followed his nose, and blueberry muffins and chocolate chip Union. Inside the union, he noticed a Rates for overnight stays, including Friday reporter it lead him to the basement of Kohl Hall cookies. sign that read, "hotel reservations and tax, are $27.13 for one person with twin where the aroma of freshly-baked The bakery offers a mail order serv- information." beds; $32.55 for two persons with twin It was a cold morning in early March cakes and cookies wafted out of an air ice for its cakes, brownies and cookies. "I'll have to check in to this," he beds; $37.88 for two persons with a when Kid Freshman was struck with a vent on the side of the building. A standard sheet birthday cake, com- punned. queen-size bed; $54.25 for a suite, which fit of wanderlust. It is here that German-born baker plete with icing decorations costs $6 Marjorie Miller, manager of the ho- includes a king-size bed, a fold-out Perhaps it was boredom or the te- Willi Henoch and his able assistants with an extra 95 centdelivery charge. tel, says that patrons of the hotel are couch and two color televisions. dium of going to classes, but the Kid did bake all of the cakes, pies and cookies Students can order baked goods at usually parents of students or guests Leaving the union, the Kid's innate not return tohis warm dorm room after used by University Food Operations. university dining halls, or parents can attending a convention or conference, curiosity took him across Ridge Street, his 9:30 a.m. class. Instead, he was Henoch says they start work at 5:00 mail in an order to have a cake sent to although students may also rent rooms. past the Math Science building, and compelled to peruse the nooks and each morning to prepare fresh break- their son or daughter on campus. Remodeled last year, the hotel includes into the Life Science building. He rode crannies of the University's campus, in fast rolls for university dining halls. Kid Freshman ordered a banana 26 rooms and one larger suite on the the elevator up to the fifth floor and search of something unusual, some- The bakery makes such tasty items as cream pie for a special someone and fourth floor of the union. The rooms are began to drift down the long hallway thing interesting and beyond the nor- Boston cream pies, black forest tortes, then left the bakery, walking in the classically decorated in pastel colors, lined with display cases, when one mal genre of campus life. fruit pies, layer cakes, brownies, general direction of the University and all rooms have color televisions. particular case gripped his attention. □ See Places, page 12.
Do you clean your room often or is it a mess?
Interviews by/Barb Symbollk Friday Photo /Peter Fellman Mary CroM, freshman theater Lee Abbey, freshman RTVF Kim Zentx, freshman music edu- Mike Noble, freshman IPCO Matt Brown, sophomore educa- Kathy Blankemeyer, sophomore major, Maumee: "I'm a slob. I major, Toledo: "I usually don't cation major, Rochester, Mich.: major, Massillon: "I was raised tion major. Perrysburg: "I try IPCO major, Kalida: r'I won't like the lived in look - clothes on have time to clean because of "I let it just lay there. My room- to be a neat person but my life to keep things in a reasonable mind spring cleaning because the floor and occasionally the school and work. What I have is mates are the same way. We between my roommate and I is order. Nothing is perfect but it's my place is clean half of the bed not made. My roommate a clean mess. There are clothes leave the mess unless the par- like a dramatization of Felix and not disorganized. I'm getting time. It gets messy on weekends does the dusting and cleaning. on the floor and scattered about, ents pay a visit and then we Oscar. I pick up after him but I married soon and we'll split the and after about two months we She likes to clean, so I don't feel but they are all clean because I shove everything into the draw the line at doing win- duties. Ill do windows but I decide tr -' the dishes »"H -«t so bad about not doing it." washed them." closet." nW- " A-*™ t*»o line flt *'»'«tfnr " -it US' Friday/March 7,1986 12
(Below) Emil Dansker. associate journalism professor, sils amid his belongings in West Hall and councils a student. Dansker's office was chosen as the second most disorderly on campus in the Friday's Messiest Office contest. (Right) Jack ftachbar, honorable mention winner, proudly displays a six-fingered Elvis 'it; »tan Presley painted on black velvet. It's one of the many examples of popular culture which crowd his office in the Popular Culture house. (Below right) Carney Strange, chair of the College Student Personnel department, explains his filing system and the numerous boxes of papers it involves. He also won an honorable mention for the lack of cleanliness in his office in the Education Building. Academically slohbish: Messiest offices en campus
Places : I Continued from page 1. The fifth floor of the Life Science build- Actually, the Kid had stumbled into times. sumer price index, student enroll- Bill Gaetz, broadcast technician, says ing houses a display showing stages of the desert room of the biology depart- Kid Freshman headed back towards ments, general fee allocations and ACT that the tunnels contain telephone ca- human development. Actual human ment's greenhouse. the heart of campus and discovered scores of entering freshman. bles, high-voltage wires and steam fetuses ranging from five weeks to According to staff horticulturist Joe still more interesting places that morn- The Gallery, 210 McFall Center, cur- pipes, making them uncomfortablly hot seven months old are preserved in Baker, the greenhouse is used mainly ing. rently features an exhibition of black work areas. 'They're nasty in the sum- large glass jars. Some of the fetuses are to grow plants for use in biology and The Chart Room, 230 McFall Center, and white photographs depicting life in mer!" he exclaims. Due to the danger miscarriages, a few are slightly de- horticulture classes. He said it is also is used for university financial and Japanese-American detention camps of wires and steam pipes, students and formed and one is labeled as a mon- used by chemistry classes, art classes planning meetings, according to Sha- during World War II. Gallery exhibi- other unauthorized persons found tres- strosity. and visiting elementary students. ron Franklin, secretary to the vice tions change periodically. In addition, passing may be prosecuted. Looking a little pale, our hero left the The desert room features plants na- president of planning and budgeting. the hallway outside of the gallery cur- Kid Freshman knew better than to go Life Science building to get some fresh tive to hot, dry regions like cactuses, On one wall of the room hangs a large rently houses 12 floor mosaics from into the tunnels. Rather than plunging air. He wandered out to the furthest Ealms and aloe vera. Another room relief map of the BGSU campus. The second to third century A.D., Antioch, into the bowels of campus, he returned extremities of campus, beyond the ouses tropical flora such as aquatic other walls are resplendent with color- Asia Minor. to his dorm, complacent with having Technology building, until he lay flanks, a banana tree and plant varie- ful charts containing such information A network of tunnels runs underneath discovered some of the "wonders oi sprawled out in the desert. ies in existence since prehistoric as alumni states of residence, the con- the campus, from building to building. Bowling Green." COUPON ———-——T APARTMENTS Zotos "Feel So lively" 2 BEDROOMS 121 STATE STREET PERM SPECIAL FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Good thru March 21. 1986 We pay your gas heat and cooking $ plus cable TV 5- 30 Very convenient location to campus, stores, laundromat and restaurants Wo**?* 352-4673 Mon. — Fri., 7 a.m. to Noon Hair Fashions 352-1800 Evenings and Weekends ASK FOR TOM Walk-Ins Welcome 124 W. Wooiter Ph. 392-2611
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by Caroline Langei been hit by a car. Praise God," emphasizing the words with fa- Friday reporter she said, with tears in her eyes. cial hand and body expressions. "Praise God," others replied. People saluted her with "high The annual Festival of Choirs Choir members were singing five" signs. began before performers en- and swaying as they came in tered the room. and the audience was as much a "Jesus is the lover of my Tlie audience of about 275 was part of the concert as those clad soul," Winan exclaimed be- singing and clapping as the Uni- in maroon robes. tween numbers. versity's Gospel Choir came in The excitement in the room to "Call on Jesus" Saturday The audience was visably grew, inspired by voices which night at St. Thomas More par- moved by every song and all assured that the Lord provided participated in some way, if only hope and loving Him was the key by tapping their feet or nodding. to salvation. Providing a performance was The more outgoing sprang not the concert's main purpose; from their seats and yelled "The Devil can do nothing the choirs came to "lift up the phrases like "oh sing it" as the with a made up mind, say yes to name of Jesus" in song. The Trinidets, a female trio from God now," she said. audience was not there to be Toledo, combined their lilting The choir said yes to God as entertained but to join them in voices to thank Jesus for all He one voice, bringing the volume praising the Lord. has done for their lives. up and back down as a man in The choir will be singing again the audience with a tambourine Sunday at Bible Way Church in People cheered when the ac- played along. Toledo. Vicky Winan, a profes- companying band played famil- sional gospel singer, was the iar chords and many sang along. "Better now, I feel better special guest at Saturday's con- Each group sang lyrics which now," sang the smiling choir of cert ana gave the singers tips were easy to learn and follow, 40 members, accompanied by a during their afternoon but their harmonies were for a growing number of people in the workshop. trained voice, loudly reaching crowd who sprang from their extremes at both ends of the seats as the song climaxed. The night's mood was set by scale. two dynamic figures who led the The event was an active form By the next song, which lasted audience in initial singing. After of worship and communication 10 minutes, almost everyone 10 minutes, people stood up and with God. was on their feet and singing shouted out lyrics, while others "call on Jesus, call on the Sa- chimed in "Jesus lifted me." "There's not a friend like the vior." Rev. Tony Elliot, from Friday/Jacquie Pearson Lord," sang Vicky Winan. Her Grace Temple Church in Toledo, Designer clothes A woman from Toledo got up, husband and his three brothers, was dancing and hopping up and Senior fashion merchandising major. Jane Schmuhl. shows off a dress she designed to be shown In spread out her arms, and gave a "The Winans," won a Grammy down in the aisle. the Fashion Merchandising Association's spring fashion show. "Seventy-five Years of Fashion testimonial about how Jesus Award in the gospel category. The celebration ended with Excellence. .. A Celebration." The black taffeta evening dress, modeled by Kristine Figley, senior keeps her from harm. She looked angelic in a dress tears of joy, embraces, and the fashion merchandising major, is one of about 35 student designer outfits and several area "I made it here all the way of sparkles and pearls as she words "Praise God" sung to the merchant's clothing to be shown Monday night at 8 p.m. in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. from Toledo, when I could have belted out verse after verse, tune of "Amazing Grace/'
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by Dave Harding childhood and the beatings he singles and albums Friday reporter received from his father, until Dolson realizes the priest is not The University theater de- acting but relating what hap- By The Associated Press TOPLP's partment's latest offering is a pened in his own childhood. The following are Bill- play that has a definite appeal, These sudden mood changes board's hot single and album l."Whitney Houston" Whit- or more appropriately, a Mass from comedy to drama provide hits as they will appear in ney Houston (Arista)-Plati- Appeal. an added tension and a chilling next week's issue of Billboard num (More than 1 million Elsewhere Productions pre- effect to the play. magazine. Copyright 1986, units sold.) sentation of Bill C. Davis's Mass Billboard Publications, Inc. Appeal is a two act, two charac- Eric Weisheit is excellent as Reprinted with permission. 2."Promise" Sade (Por- ter play filled with an entertain- Father Tim Farley. He is quite HOT SINGLES trait (-Platinum ing mix of humor and drama believable and looks like be with a few surprise twists tossed would be comfortable behind the l."Sara" Starship (Grunt) 3. "Welcome to the Real in for good measure. altar at St. Thomas More's. Nick World" Mr. Mister (RCA)- Mass Appeal is the story of a Fortine is equally capable as 2."These Dreams" Heart Platinum high strung youth, Mark Dolson, Mark Dolson, the high spirited (Capitol) who is determined to enter the young deacon. 4. "Heart" Heart (Capitol)- Eriesthood. However, his outspo- Both the set and costumes are 3."Kyrie" Mr. Mister Platinum enness and honesty disrupts simple, which is appropriate to (RCA) the Catholic hierarchy and its the intimate style of the play. 5. "The Broadway Album" desire for conformity among the The use of church bells and 4. "Secret Lovers" Atlantic Barbra Streisand (Colum- priests. organ music for background Starr (A&M) bia)-Platinum Father Tim Farley, who has provides an added effect to the learned through time how to secular atmosphere. 5."How Will I Know" Whit- 6."Scarecrow" John Cou- avoid the wratn of his superior, ney Houston (Arista) gar Mellencamp (Riva)-Pla- attempts to mold Dolson into a A filial word of praise goes to unum priest by instructing him to com- the director Andrea Eveslage 6."R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A." promise his beliefs and conform who does a fine job at maintain- John Cougar Mellencamp 7."Knee Deep In the Hoo- to the wishes of his peers. ing a fine balance of tension and (Riva) pla" Starship (Grunt(-Plati- Through the characters, the comedy. num (lay reveals how beliefs can get A few weak iokes is the only 7."Rock Me Amadeus" osf when one becomes obsessed real mentionable flaw of the Falco (A&M) 8."Brothers in Arms" Dire with trying to please everyone. play. One line in particular elic- Straits (Warner Bros. (-Plati- A few rapid twists in mood ited several groans from the 8."Silent Running" Mike & num provide an added dimension to audience. The Mechanics (Atlantic) the play. 9."The Ultimate Sin" Ozzy At one point, Father Farley Mass Appeal will run tonight Friday/ Joe Phelan 9."King For a Day" Osbourne (CBS Associated) attempts to teach Dolson the art and tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in Thompson Twins (Arista) of consolation by role-playing a 405 University Hall. Admission Father Tim Farley (Eric Weisheit) discusses the disruption Mark Dolson 10."Once Upon A Time" troubledparishoner. Dolson pro- is $1.50. (Nick Fortine) has caused upon Dolson's entrance to the Catholic 10."Nikita" Elton John Simple Minds (A&M-Virgin)- vides a tew humorous "consol- The current Elsewhere Pro- priesthood. The two comprise the entire cast in the University production (Geffen) Gold (More than 500,000 units ing" remarks to Farley's story duction is definitely a play that of Mass Appeal, which runs Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., 405 sold.) of man still disturbed by his will appeal to the masses. liaimjity Hall. CHARLESTOWN APAPTMCMTQ Due To Popular Demand HOWARDS 1H 210 n. main MID AM MANOR Rocky's Happy Hour Choose from choice apartments within MIKE KATON walking distance to campus—summer Extends To 1986 and 1986-87 school year: Monday, Thursday & Friday! BAND 2 bedroom, unfurnished, gas heat i5-9 p.m. TONIGHT ONLY & water included, air conditioning — NO COVER — Resident Manager, Rocky jg[ Rococo 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. A Designated Driver Participant Thurs. 11:00-12:00 352-4380 Fri.-Sat. 11:00-3:00 a.m.
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