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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 121 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, May 1,1987 House OKs retaliatory trade bill WASHINGTON (AP)-The House won approval he doubted that "any- Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro expect either the panel or the full tion of foreign investors in the United vesterday approved, 290-137, a sweep- body in this House today believes this Nakasone, who met earlier with Presi- Senate to approve the measure, which States. ing trade bul with stiff retaliatory bill will go through the Senate and be dent Reagan, visited senators shortly calls for sanctions to enforce 10 percent And it turned back an effort to delete features, defying a presidential veto signed by the president in its present after the House acted. rollbacks in trade surpluses by Japan a provision that would bar the govern- threat and forecasts that the Senate form." and other nations if talks fail. ment from purchasing goods from for- would wipe out its most stringent provi- "I hope all of you realize that this bill THE SENATE Finance Committee, Just before the final vote, the House eign countries unless those nations buy sions. isn't going anywhere," he said. which is drafting its own trade legis- rejected, 268-156, a Republican substi- products from the United States. "Although you may not like parts of The vote for the measure rep- lation, may take up a punitive provi- tute that was much like the measure the bill, let's move it along, let's get it resented two-thirds of the 435-seat sion similar to one sponsored by Rep. that had been on the floor since Tues- Rep. William Frenzel, R-Minn., one into the process. Surely the other body House, the margin needed to override a Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., and adopted day. of the measure's major critics, said the (the Senate) will make modifications,'' presidential veto. by the House on Wednesday by a four- The House also refused to remove vote on the Gephardt amendment Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, urged On the roll call, 247 Democrats and 43 vote margin. from the measure provisions that showed that Democrats "do not have a before the House acted. Republicans voted in favor of the mea- would suspend so-called most-favored- margin that will sustain enactment and Rep. John Duncan, R-Tenn. de- sure, while six Democrats and 131 But Sen. I Joyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the nation trade benefits for communist- so surely you can understand why we clared before the 900-page measure Republicans voted against it. committee chairman, said he does not ruled Romania and require registra- are not going to vote for your bill. North sought delay Aide wanted to stall witness's appearance

WASHINGTON (AP) - For- mer National Security Council aide Oliver North sought a year ago to postpone a federal grand jury appearance by an associate who was involved in assisting the Nicaraguan contras, the Senate Intelligence Committee disclosed yesterday. The committee released docu- ments showing that North called Photo/Barry Frink a top FBI official, Oliver Revell, Bible-thumpin' in April 1986 and asked him to Brother Jed and Sister Cyndi preached to a large crowd of students in the Union Oval yesterday put off the appearance of Rich- afternoon. The couple's biannual visit to campus is mostly a source of entertainment for students who ard Miller before a grand jury in gather to heckle them. Left: Brother Jed's gesture gives emphasis to his assertion that most campus males Philadelphia. will become homosexuals. Above: The crowd of students regard Sister Cyndi with skepticism as she In federal court on Wednes- preaches on. day, Carl Channell, in pleading BG News/Mike McCune guilty to a charge of conspiracy to defraud the government in raising money for the contras, named both North and Miller as fellow conspirators. Yesterday's disclosure came Business co-ops aid minorities Murder suspect trial slated during a confirmation hearing on FBI Director William Webster's nomination to head by Mike Amburgey erogram. which began last Octo- College of Business Administra- by Don Lee were tried and found guilty of the CIA. staff reporter er, and currently serves 12 tion if they had some support. wire editor murder. Two of the suspects Webster told the committee freshman and six sophomore Both Stanford and Smith were juveniles at the time but that it wasn't until a few weeks Minority business and com- business and computer science agree the minority program The last suspect in the 1980 were certified to stand trial as ago that FBI headquarters in puter science majors at the Uni- majors. The program is open to might prevent the high dropout murder of a University fresh- adults because of the serious- Washington became aware of versity are receiving encour- black and Hispanic students in rate of black students from busi- man will go on trial May 11 in ness of the crime, prosecutors North's involvement in the Phil- agement to stay in their chosen business and computer science, ness majors. A faculty mentor Wood County Common Pleas said. adelphia case. major and gain work experience Smith said. program has been established Court. The committee had asked through the recently imple- "We've already had some for students in the program and Rojelio Garcia, 23, also known A FOURTH suspect, a 15- Webster in connection with his mented Minority Scholars Coop- early success with the pro- for future students. as Roy Garcia, is the last of five year-old Perrysburg Heights confirmation hearings to pro- erative Education program. gram," Smith said. "A few of suspects in the November 16, youth, was arrested and pleaded vide it with information in FBI Minorities are few in number the 18 students already have THE MENTOR program 1980, beating and stabbing death guilty to felonious assault about files relating to North and the in the business world, and Coop- offers or have been placed in co- seeks to provide a positive rap- of Stephen Bowers, 18, of Can- a year later. Iran-contra affair. erative Education Director ops and we expect a few more to port between faculty and mi- ton. Bowers worked as a bouncer Bruce Smith said his office has get jobs for the summer." nority students, something that Garcia, formerly of Perrys- at what is now the Uptown Bar, IT WAS disclosed earlier in received many calls in recent is seldom seen at large universi- burg Heights, was arrested by 162 N. Main St. Witnesses said Webster's confirmation hear- years from businesses seeking SMITH SAID companies ties, Stanford said. the FBI July 31,1986, in Houston he denied access to the bar to a ings that North called Revell minority students to work in co- generally want students to be Smith said the basic criteria on unrelated charges. He had group of five males because he last October and sought to delay ops and internships. sophomores before hiring them for selecting the 18 faculty mem- been on the FBI fugitive list for believed them to be underage. an FBI criminal investigation or "We would call over to the for work experience. bers who are working with the 18 a year after Wood County Pros- The males tried to sneak around Southern Air Transport, a for- Minority Affairs office looking But Smith also judges the suc- students was "someone who had ecutor Betty Montgomery asked to the bar's back entrance, and a mer CIA-owned airline that has for minority students for the co- cess of the program on the aca- a reputation for working with for the agency's help in tracking fight ensued when Bowers met been involved in both resupply- ops, but they would tell us they demic level. He said minority individual students." him down. He was extradited to them at the back door. ing the contras and in the Rea- didn't have any minority stu- students have been encouraged Anne Marie Lancaster, com- Bowling Green later in the fall. Bowers suffered several stab gan administration's secret dents in business," Smith said. to remain in a business major, puter science department chair- A spokeswoman for Montgom- wounds and died later in Wood arms sales to Iran. Smith said a group of con- something that doesn't always man and one of the faculty ery said that the prosecutor County Hospital. Prosecutors North told Revell the Southern cerned people at the University, happen. mentors, said minority students would not seek the death penalty said they intend to call the same Air probe should be delayed including Jack Taylor, assistant Stanford said that of the black deserve the support they are if Garcia is convicted because witnesses who testified in the because the airline was involved vice president for Minority Af- students at the University, at getting. "it is not warranted in this other three trials, including a in the effort to have U.S. hos- fairs; Dave Stanford, assistant least one-fourth start their col- "I'm very enthusiastic about case." group of about 30-40 students tages released in Lebanon, the director of the Cooperative Edu- lege careers in business and the program," she said. "The Garcia, who was 17 at the time who were standing in line to get committee disclosed after being cation office; and concerned then change. University needs to give support of the murder, has been certified into Brathaus, 115 E. Court St., Siven that information by faculty members began to dis- "They just kind of wash out," to minority students, ana mi- to stand trial as an adult. who saw the fight. Uptown's Webster. The new revelation cuss the problem. Stanford said. nority students need to get sup- Three of the other four sus- back entrance opens into an concerning Miller also came The result was the devel- He said he is convinced black port from the academic pects were arrested within a few alley which enters Court Street from the FBI. opment of the Minority Co-op students could succeed in the community." hours of the murder. All three across from Brathaus. Friday News in Brief

PAi iMtUn rAnfaronra .I.I.J Conference speakers will include nationally- Genevieve Stang, secretary of Faculty Senate. CUUldUUIl t-OIliercrH.C bldlcCl known educators who specialize in moral educa- Suzanne Crawford, director of the training 1 tion and character development. John Burkett, program for the Office of Continuing Education, D Senior Challenge meets Its $60,000 director of the secretary s discretionary pro- won the administrative/classified staff award. goal: See story, page 4. A National Conference on Character Devel- gram in the U.S. Department of Education, will D BG Mews cartoonist David Harris draws opment in the Schools will be held at the Univer- deliver the keynote adress, entitled "The Three Michelle Nemes, senior aerotechnology major 1 the winning logo for Homecoming '87: See afty Sunday through Tuesday. Cs: Being and Doing," Sunday evening. won this year's student award. . , , AD awards are given for service to the Univer- 1 story, page 5. The three-day event is designed for educators Moore award Winners CnOSen stty, and the student award carries an additional 1 interested in the role of schools in promoting requirement of a minimum grade point average 1 O Is the Studebaker coming back?. A dis- excellence in student intellect and character. It Undergraduate Student Government an- of 2.4. tant cousin is: See story, page 9. is sponsored by the College of Education and nounced the winners of the Hollis A. Moore John Miller, graduate student in college stu- 1 Allied Professions and is partially funded by the University Service Award last night. dent personnel, was also given special recogni- 1 U.S. Department of Education. The winner of this year's faculty award Is tion last night. Editorial BG News/May 1,1987 2

Commencement: \MOUfrW'S IT... IF ArM&Pf'D TOLD ME HO MC*E LATE NI0HTS NO MORE BMJL OLSGAMP JH OUTA HERE/ FOUR Tfetfs AGO SV AT THE NEWS... CARTOONS... BE KEEPING 1HIS KIND I Text) lOO TO just a beginning Of SCHEDULE, IVVE UEAve H£OOTaF SVDTUEYWERE wrs! Finals week is a time of sleepless nights and endless worry. However, for the graduating seniors it is the "home stretch" of a grueling four or more years at the University. When it is over it will be a time of rejoicing. On May 9, many emotions will fill Doyt L. Perry Stadium. Most graduates will just be happy to be "outta here." For others, there will be sadness. Leaving the University also means leaving behind ftnl a lot of good friends and great memories. In that four years the class of 1987 has changed I'LL FINALLY GET SCME STILL, 111 MISS Fitter sruoem, FLAKIER ^bU'RE ALL SO much. They've learned, grown and hopefully ma- MUCH fUN. 'BYE. tured. SLEEP AT CCHMeHcEHBin:.. FEW IfiWGS... PR.oF£, ASWINE FbUCIES, P03TL1CKERS, PCKMUft, The name "commencement" was chosen well for l»4»lf PWwt prXtt/c c«oW£ r'SJWf such a ceremony. For graduating from the Univer- EbrJ& PCoMC^jafJcvJE PROWf 0B»afw6 I>?OAJI= D«Florida. Stu- It's really not much, I told more than a year and five chines in the dorms. The major- ave little result. I suggest that know why we were fighting the dents marched next to unioniz- him. months if the train isn't on ity of the students were for the the condom machines proposal government of Nicaragua and ers and Quakers were next to "Not much? Friend, that is a schedule. condom machines. be brought forward to Dr. Ola- supporting the one in El Salva- punks walking dogs sporting long way to go on one tank of He looked at his watch, picked camp for consideration. dor. signs saying they were peace gas." up his briefcase and stood up. Unfortunately, the president As Lippman observed, some Then I realized that no one puppies. I asked him where he lived. Then he glared at the TV set and of the university was one of the decisions must be made on could understand it all. the press virtually ignored "Arlington Heights; about 30 sat down again. minority who based his dispar- knowledge rather than experi- But I do know that we can this event involving more than miles from downtown Chi- "Bartender," he said, point- agement on the false precept ence. blow up the world 13 times and 110,000 people. cago." ; at his glass. "Blast off, blast that making condoms available We know that AIDS is deadly according to common sense, And I know why. People came Do you ride the train every elicits promiscuous sexual ac- and spreading. People are dy- once is enough in this case. I together and said no more kill- day? I left. It would be a long time tivity. ing; what more needs to be know that black and white is just ing and fighting over words like "Yep. Same train, same car." until splashdown. The Miami president's opinion said? The knowledge is there. skin-deep and all people deserve How long have you been doing Royko is a columnist for the reflects the observation of Wal- It's time to act before the dis- to live and work. And I know communism and democracy, no it? Chicago Tribune. ter lippman, author of The Pub- ease becomes pandemic. that killing is wrong. more battles for economic inter- "About 10years, I guess." lic Philosophy, that "it is safer As Lippman warns, "It is It still seemed hopeless, A frightening thought for a And how long will you keep to be wrong before it has become much safer to keep in step with though. I mean, what could one country that spends naif of its doing it? fashionable to be right." The the parade of opinion than to try person do? Then I heard about a income on a death industry we "Twenty years, I hope." president seems to be more con- to keep up with the swifter demonstration and a friend call the military, where missiles I did some fast calculating on Well. . . cerned with his own view of movements of events." But no asked, "Can you march?" He are called "peace-keepers" and a bar napkin and showed him morality than with student longer can we be concerned with replied slowly, "People like you people protesting for peace are the figures: 30 miles each way, by Mike Mclntyre safety. the attitude of "What will they and thousands of others stopped put in jail. 60 miles a day, five days a wees. The students were more than think?" We have to start think- Vietnam." I learned that "no more" is By the time you retire, you will Goodbye. willing to set the example for ing about safety. Yeah, I'd heard about that. the right thing to say. People are have traveled about 450,000 other colleges to take responsi- But I'm just one person. what's important, not details. miles on the commuter train. Mclntyre, a senior Journa- bility into their own hands. Still, Dr. Ruth suggests that every Then I went to my first demon- Besides, if I wait until I under- Almost the round-trip distance lism major from Lakewood, the final decision rests on the single campus ought to have an stration. Every one of the 250,000 stand all the details, it may be for a moon flight. hopes to graduate next week- president, who doesn't seem to Awareness Week, not only for people had made a choice that too late and it may not be a "Give me another drink," he end. He also hopes to stay be able to -strike a balance with sexually transmitted diseases, morning. burning question anymore. told the bartender, not looking away from the unemploy- the concerned students. but also for the importance of They decided that one person Bora Is a seniorjpubhc rela- well. ment line, although this col- I would like to bring Miami's using contraceptives. could change the world. tions major from Chagrin Falls You can figure it this way, I umn wont help. concern closer to home This would be a good start, Some of the people made that who still wants to know what said. At the end of the 30 years, namely, to the University. If but, I hope, only the beginning. choice, like Rosa Parks did that white stuff is next to the you will have traveled back and Miami's biggest obstacle is Every college campus in the when she was too tired to move coffee pots in the Union. overcoming its conservative United States should have con- to the back of the bus. They were image, why not make the Uni- dom machines available for tired too. Tired of half of their SOCI€DV by Berke Breathed versity (certainly no hotbed for those who wish to engage in taxes going to support a military liberals I'll admit, but some- sexual activity. that doesn t understand 13 times If I COME /M ... THIS OWltfMS/TY THE ePiroMi of A |A«. .HOrtte, what liberal in any case) an Let's set the precedent here. is too much. TOO LATt , THeY y\ WA*T rr> see MI f~t ftr-e*/ epaumes ME. VlCTATO/CJHlP. KltJOA I was tired too. I was tired of TO CL£AU Mf ROOM lfeVf/A/03 ME Of.... being told that black people in 1.6... 1 ON OCCASIOAJ. THE BG NEWS this country are out to get my job. That brown people in Cen- A ErJtor BonFrtn AM) Friday Editor Chri,tooni. Smith tral America are out to Managing Editor MUX Stow*! Ill Chief Copy Editor John Nemec Set my country. And people in A AMI Man Ed Metsea McGavray Chief Copy ErJtor Beth Murphy le Soviet Union want the world. NewsErJtor M*e Mclntyre CopyErJIor KevinHmw 3 ErjtorlelEditor RonCouHer Copy ErJtor Kim 0am And maybe they do. But I don't 7 think so. I think they want to SportsEdHw KarlSmlth Copy Editor JurJKopp work, live and love just like me. AMI Sports Editor Jeff McSherry Copy Eomor Beth Oafier! 5L* i AMI Sports Editor Mstl Winke»or>n Copy Editor Juts Bal At that first demonstration I WreEdaor Don La* Prod, aup'r DeveKuher "■ PretoErJtor Peter Fatman Prod aup'r Wendy Servey Asm Photo Edtor Rob Upton Prod aup'r Scott Smith FndeyEdrtor Caroine Langer by David Harris The BG News Is pubtshad daily Tuaaday through Friday during the academic year and westrjy during the summer season by the Board ol Student PuMcatlons of Bowing Oraen (saw niweip Stan University 60 IS TUB IteST COAST Opinions etpreeeed by ootumnlets do not neceaaarty reflect the opinions of the BO ir i fuvftty mp *I2 miXHTBO The BO News and Bowing Green State University are equal opportunity employers and do not dlecrlrNnete In rwlng practices The BG News w* not accept edvertjelng that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or nsumrtg on the baee) of race, sax or national origin. copyright 1986 by the BO News all rights reserved

Buetneee Office Edeortef Office 214 Waal Hal Ph (4101 372 2901 210 Waal Hal Ph: (4191372-2803 Bowkng Green State University Bowing Oraen. Ohio 43403-0276 Hours: 6 am. to & p.m. Monday through Friday Letters BG News/May 1,1987 3

motel. Her words were that we our attempt to obtain my favorites. flowing. were "very well-controlled an F-permit. D What senior could forget the Q I almost forgot to add the Correction Frat responds guests." Please check your ref- What Ms. Mandlebaum should wild street party (riot) coined as relocation of the wind chimes to erences before you write again. do is find out why the adminis- "Manville Madness"? Stories this list. I get a warm spot in my And then there were your alle- trators of the University and the will never explain what it was heart every time I think of how Jeff Miller is a senior loan This letter is in response to gations about the damage at our dry believe the 17,500 students like to be there! nice the chime might have officer in the Bowling Green Ms. Mandlebaum's letter in the old residence. I will agree that it at BG are not responsible D The hockey team's national sounded, if it only worked before office for both the Production April 29 BG News. was a dump, but when your enough to have a gathering at championship and the football it was vandalized. Credit Association and the Fed- We never tried to put the management service fails to do the end of a long school year (a team's undefeated season have D Four Parents' Day shows, eral Land Bank. blame on the members of the any needed repairs when they school year that costs us a mini- to rank right up there with any three spring break trips, two These organizations are part fourth floor for each complaint are immediately needed, dete- mum of $5,000 that the city and party. Thanks to all the Falcon Springfests and one year of Cru- of the Cooperative Farm Credit that was lodged against 334 N. rioration is inevitable, espe- University benefit from). athletes for some great mem- cial DBC shows at Howard's System, which is owned by Main St. We said not all the cially over a period of 15 years William Hlgham ories. finish up this little stroll down farmers. The system is gov- complaints were for Theta Chis. (thanks. Newlove). Timothy Noonan D The visit from President Rea- memory lane. Ah, those were erned by the Farm Credit Ad- We admit we make noise at I think what bothers me most 334 N. Main St. gan was a very exciting time on the days! ministration. certain events that we have; is that Ms. Mandlebaum failed campus. It is too bad everyone Picking out the most amazing This information was incor- that is part of being a college to present the real issue that we didn t get a chance to enjoy it. things I nave seen in my four rectly reported in Tuesday's student. are facing. She fails to mention Precious memories U This list would not be com- years is a tough task. But the News. Most of the members of the that the real problem is the plete if I didn't include Thursday most incredible thing happened top floor are ladies and gen- University ana the city, to- With only a few short days left night "dime beers" at Main this week. I know you won't tlemen that we get along with Sether, are closing out the stu- in my college career, I decided Street. Where else could you get believe me, but I actually saw The multimedia performance- very well, just for the record. On ents from what we want to do. to take a minute and reflect on drunk on $2? President Olscamp walking art work "The Life of T" will be your information of our stay at The University showed how it the special memories I have □ At least for a brief period I across campus. Now I've seen it presented tonight and tomorrow the motel this past fall, I beg to feels by canceling our Springfest acquired as a Falcon. Some very was able to see the fountain in all! at 8 p.m. in Gish Theater. Incor- differ. Being the vice president without even considering the significant events have occurred front of the "Power Tower" in Good luck, seniors. rect performance dates, as well at the time, I talked with the students. And likewise the city in the past four years in Bowling working order. I decided not to Ray Dunlap as an incorrect title, were re- young lady in charge of the did the same thing by canceling Green. Here is a partial list of graduate until the water started 502 Ridge SL ported in yesterday's News.

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Senior Challenge reaches goal

Senior Challenge met its fundraising goal of had an average gift per donor of $111.22. $80,000 this year. The College of Education and Allied Professions has an estimated 551 graduates this year. It raised Members of Senior Challenge, a fund-raising $11,875 and had an average gift per donor of $98.14. project of the senior class, raised $31,000 on their The College of Health and Human Services has own. This, plus the donations from other seniors, about 315 graduates this year and 53 donors. The will help with renovation of the Jerome Library college raised $4,060 and each senior gave an and improvement of the Campus Escort Service. average of $76.60. With an estimated 936 graduates and 322 donors, The College of Musical Arts has 59 graduates the College of Arts and Sciences raised $21,938. and had 12 donors. The college raised $1,130 and The average gift per donor was $68.13. had an average donation of $94.16. "It was an all-around accomplishment," said The College of Technology has 152 graduates Jon Manke, general co-chairman of the group. this year and had 21 donors. The group raised The College of Business has an estimated 80S $2,230 and had an average donation per person of graduates and 179 donors. It raised $19,910 and $106.19. Application and admission to- arrive on campus in the fall. tals for minorities are up from The reason for the increase, last year, according to the Uni- according to Terry, is a new versity's minority recruiting di- program for attracting minori- rector. ties implemented by the Admis- Minority "Over the last year, it's a sions Office. slight increase. It's also an in- "We are having more contact crease over 1985," said recruiter with high schools and students. admissions Clarence Terry. We also have a follow-up contact Terry said that he will not with the students," Terry said. have an accurate figure on the In the follow-up contact, Uni- increasing number of new minority stu- versity students call everyone dents at the University next admitted and discuss the appli- year until the potential students cation process. Questions about I , pay the $100 tuition deposit and financial aid are also answered. High hoops BG News/Pete Fellman Allen Drown, freshman busi ness major, shoots a basketball at the courts in front of Conklin Hall as a # Food For Thought break from studying for his final exams. ■ MARK'S I IGiveahoot. I MEDIUM 2 ITEM PIZZA I $ SPRING-SUMMER I ONLY 5.00 I IS HERE Congratulations!/ %^_ _Collj352:3351JorJowlin2jGreefVs Quolitv Pizza SWEATERS All those years of hard work & effort have finally SWEATS . CUP THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR YOUR INFORMATION paid off for you - your college graduation is a SLACKS special day, and the perfect "Special Occasion" to LOOKING FOR A JOB? SKIRTS come to the Aspen with Mom & Dad to celebrate! 1987-88 Employment Procedures Enjoy Bowling Green's finest restaurant this week In order to alleviate the lines tor employment at the beginning of Fall SHORTS as you join the "Real World" (that Visa Card you Semester, the following procedure will be followed for the first week of Fall Semester: DRESSES got just because they found out you were a 1 Students MUST have an appointment to obtain a job referral graduating senior works well for just such an during the first two weeks of Fall Semester ACCESSORIES TOLEDO, OHIO occasion!) So go out in style, join us for lunch or 2. 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"This comic is just like me and I can make him do anything I want," he said. BG News/Rob Up,on The logo lor next year's Homecoming is "Stars Better learn to play guitar are Shining," taken from the theme of Holly- Carl Dietrich, junior English major, sits under a tree in front of Moseley Hall and practices his guitar. wood's 100th birthday celebration, Harris said. Dietrich was trying to get back into the swing of playing after not having done so in a while. He said his drawing was inspired by the adver- tisement for 20th Century Fox studios. Cartoonist David Harris' Homecoming logo Co-op Corner

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Finalists chosen in logo contest Two sophomores vie for $1,000 in MAC competition

by Cathy Hoehn jogger in different poses in the ence' in the middle," Mazor staff reporter middle of each, signifying vic- said. tory in the last one. The competition was an- Two University finalists com- Mazor said nounced in peting for a $1,000 prize have when she March and been chosen for the Mid-Ameri- heard she all MAC MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE' can Conference logo contest. was a fi- schools par- nalist, she ticipated. Todd Baer, sophomore was "slightly Each graphic design major, and Deb- shocked. I school chose bie Mazor, sophomore visual paid a lot of two finalists. communications technology ma- attention to The panel I gr, were selected as finalists for the skills and of judges for e logos they designed to be technical de- the univer- used by the MAC. The winning sign, but I Debbie Mazor Todd Baer s i t y was logo will be used on television, wasn't sure about the graphics made up of faculty, staff and conference brochures, decals ... I wasn't sure what they were undergraduate and graduate and wearing apparel. looking for." she said. students. For her logo, she decided the The final winner will be an- Baer said he put a lot of time old logo was too traditional, so nounced May 22 at the MAC into designing his logo. she made hers very simple. Spring Track Weekend Banquet "I came up with as many at Ohio University. ideas as I could, and then re- "I HAD the letters MAC fined three or four," he said. slightly curved so it represented MAC logo entries at right. Todd His finished product consisted on-going motion. Then I incorpo- Baer's entry is at top. Debbie of the letters MAC in bold, with a rated 'Mid-American Confer- Mazor's entry is on the bottom. Student Rec Center Summer Hours 1987 tff.ctive Moy 18 August 14, 1987 Mondoylfldov 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sorurdo^Sundov Noav9 pm. r Alpha Delta Pi Mondav-Sundov Noon-9 p.m. Moodoy-Suidov M pm Congratulates Mon0oy*ttav 9 o m-9 p m Saturda^Suntiav Noon* pro. 1X0* T Monday-Sunday 1-8 pm '(Andhwn Pool Ore/) Our Graduating Seniors Breok Hours effective: May 4-Mau 17, August 15 August 25, 1987

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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - by his performance in the ATLANTA (AP) - Cases of tu- have a very serious problem; we AKRON (AP) - The Firestone Kny spokesman Jim Strand- Massachusetts Gov. Michael statehouse. "Because as sitting berculosis in the United States need to pay attention to this," Tire & Rubber Co. will move its re. "It offers excellent trans- Dukakis embarked Wednesday governor, I'm tested every are up significantly for the first said Dr. Dixie Snider, director of corporate headquarters from poration facilities and is a major on his long-shot quest for the month, every week and every time in the 34 years records the CDC's tuberculosis division. Akron to Chicago beginning center for retail and financial 1968 Democratic presidential hour," he said. have been kept, and the spread He warned that an increase of later this year, the company services." nomination, saying Americans Dukakis' pamnaign began of AIDS may be partly to blame, TB among AIDS patients may announced yesterday following Strandberg said he did not "deserve a president who knows with a speech that combined federal officials reported yester- mean an increase In the disease a meeting of its board of direc- know how long the company had what's going on, and who knows soaring rhetoric and an attack day. among the general population. tors. been considering the possibility what he's doing." on Reagan administration poli- The report said the matching Firestone said the move will of making the move from Akron, He pledged that if elected, he cies, with a subtle jab at Demo- New TB cases had declined by of lists of AIDS and TB patients affect about one-quarter of its where the corporate headquar- would make America "greater, cratic front-runner Gary Hart an average of 1,706 a year from in roughly half the states found 1,800 salaried employees based ters has been since the founding better, stronger, prouder and thrown in. 1962 to 1964, but by only 54 in that 4.2 percent of the AIDS in Akron and that it is expected of Firestone in 1900. more beautiful" than before. "Ask more than whether we 198S. In 1986, the number of new patients in those states also had to take one year to complete Although about 450 employees Dukakis, a son of Greek immi- have new ideas. Ask whether we cases recorded rose by 374 to TB. The relationship between from the time it begins in the are estimated to be affected by grants who has been elected have already made new ideas 22,575, an increase of 1.7 per- AIDS and TB would be better second half of 1967. the move, the exact number is governor of his state three work," he said, in words seem- cent, the Centers for Disease understood if all states matched "The decision to move has not yet known and those affected times, said his fitness for the ingly directed at Hart's cam- Control reported. AIDS and TB registries, the been based on the business envi- are not expected to be notified White House should be judged paign of "new ideas." "This indicates to us that we CDC said. ronment of Chicago," said com- for another 60 to 90 days, he said.

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"Today's announce- 19th century brick building in the old Stude- died while waiting for his DeSillers, 31, a former pub- hand-built luxury cars, the company presi- ment may be summed up in one phrase - baker production complex, currently as- fourth liver transplant, Maria lic relations consultant, de- dent said yesterday. Avanti at long last has come of age," he sembles 300 units a year, be said. DeSillers refused to give up cided she "was nek going to Hie $5 million to $6 million expansion is a said. The $56,900 four-door sedan and the $89,500 her fight for children needing take it sitting down when joint project with the Cafaro Co., a Youngs- Kelly purchased assets of the financially- limousine will be ready for delivery from life-saving organ transplants. she teamed her son, bom with town real estate and shopping center devel- plagued Avanti company April 30, 1986, Youngstown in late fall, Kelly said. Prepa- defective bile ducts, needed a opment firm which will become a part- changed the name and vowed to restore rations for production at Ross Industrial "The nation will keep on liver transplant. owner of the automaker, said Avanti Presi- production and profitability. Park on the city's northeast side will begin hearing Ronnie's name. The She never gave up her pub- dent Michael KeUy. Avanti plans to produce 1,000 cars a year immediately, he said. nation will keep on hearing lic prayers and pleas. She Cafaro Executive Vice President John by the end of 1988, with more than half of it The Youngstown plant will employ 400 to about organ donation - and I comforted others while pro- Cafaro said his company will make an initial in Youngstown, Kelly said. The company 450 workers at full production, Kelly said. don't care if I have to travel moting organ donation in a to the ends of the earth to get campaign that touched the that message across to peo- White House and challenged ple," she vowed less than two the nation's transplant sys- hours after the 7-year-old's tem. Columbia announces rate decreases death Wednesday night at Desperate to give her son a Children's Hospital. chance to become "a leader COLUMBUS (AP) - Columbia last year. for a PUCO investigation. further reduce gas rates to our "If there's one thing that of tomorrow," DeSillers cam- Gas of Ohio yesterday an- At the same time Columbia "This outrageous return for 1.1 million customers. will come of this, it's that paigned in southern Florida nounced a sweeping change in announced the rate decreases, Columbia is clear evidence that maybe other parents and early this year to finance the . its rate-setting policies and rate the utility said it had filed a it is overcharging its customers Under the rate plan that is to other children won't have to costly transplant. She is di- ' reductions to its 1.1 million cus- report with the Public Utilities and earning more than it should go into effect in June, Columbia go through what I've been vorced and lost her medical tomers totaling $54 million. Commission of Ohio showing be," Consumers' Counsel Wil- Chairman C. Ronald Tilley said through. They won't have to insurance when she quit work . A state consumer watchdog 1966 earnings of $53 million. In liam Spratley said. "I don't see separate rates affecting 684,400 go through what Ronnie has to be with her ailing son. said, however, that the rate de- 1985, Columbia reported earn- how the PUCO can ignore it." customers in 139 communities creases were designed to avert ings of $35 million. 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Four years of jeers and BG took him in despite cheers bring on some tears 'Gong Show' dreams CONGRATULATIONS Barris. Karl's Komments probably outnumber the friends Reed This So I handed in the form and I've made in the same position, talked with my counselor. He GRADUATES it is the latter group I will just shook his head, pulled my remember. tile and reviewed my by Karl Smith It's almost impossible to go by Tom Reed academic record. The Kroger Co. is proud to support the youth in through four years of sports sports reporter My G.P.A. looked more like ourcommunity. Wejointhecornmunityinsalutine sports editor writing and not endure a a good E.R.A. which is the college graduates of 1987. We wish them Good number of highs and lows. I'm a.k.a. - just plain stupid. For lucky, I guess, to have had the the record, I finished with a Luck! sports writing career I enjoyed Adults keep telling me it's 2.13. In the past four years, I would here and get out before the time to put away my childish The academic scholarships estimate I have written around University's over-zealous ways. But I guess I ve never weren't exactly rolling in. 400 stories for the News. dedication to research runs been a very good listener. Neither were athletic ones. Some I remember clearly - a every decent teacher out of We're all still kids. It's just I did play four years of tame story on the Kentucky- town. that some of us are better at it basketball. And although I owling Green football game, a The list of highlights and than others. wasn't a McDonald's All- pair of Super Bowl columns and memories will make it easy to During my senior vear in American, I did flip some a story on Julie Bender, my first forget the criticism and good- high school, the guidance burgers for them. college feature - and others byes to those who have left or counselor asked us to fill out a Yet despite being a have, well, blurred with time. are leaving the University due to form stating what we wanted mediocre athlete, I still loved Nonetheless, I'm sure this will graduation or the to do with the rest of our lives. sports. I told this to my be my most popular piece. It's aforementioned research The first question read: guidance conselor. He not that I'm expecting this to be insanity. List three jobs you can see suggested going to school to a literary masterpiece... by There are a number of things I yourself doing in five years ? become a television any means. will not forget: My answers were: sportscaster or sports writer. But this column has a single D The bevy of talented Astronaut. Pro wrestler. My mom always told me I redeeming quality that will athletes and coaches I've TV game show host. had the voice for TV. My dad please almost everyone - it's worked with, including Brian The second question stated: always reminded me I had a my last one. McClure, Jo Lynn Williamson, Are these goals realistic? face for radio. To steal a phrase a good friend Stephanie Coe, Denise Van De I thought about it and said, Thus, I enrolled as a Go Krogering used in high school, I have been Walle... "hell, this is America, why journalism major at this hated by many, tolerated by O My first story, covering a not?" Besides, I could see university. some and loved by but a few. women's cross country meet. I myself rubbing elbows with I started working at the Undoubtedly, I have made my got a taste of covering a winner childhood heroes such as News as a freshman. Four COPYRIGHT 1987 share of enemies working on the with my first beat as the women Wink Martindale and Chuck U See Reed this, page 12. sports desk and, while they ; ; See Final Komment, page 12.

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Final Komment Reed This O Continued from page 10. experience was Just that - an printed. D Continued from page 10. experience. It was a whirlwind a The old News office in harriers went on to win the Mid- week of interviews, Denny University Hall. years later, I'm still not I was new at this business, two years and we still can't get a American Conference title. Stolz's resignation, pillow fights, D Joe Gregory's rendition of convinced I've found the ideal but decided to get tough. I said, sell out crowd," Stolz said a Two years of covering eeeeeeearly wake up calls, Jiiim Tiiwchaaaay. Job. But sports writing is about "Look, what do you take me for during the '85 season. "I dont hockey, including last year's loooooong baths ana Carl's Jr. 0 The outstanding guidance I as close as it comes. , some kind of asshole?" know what it's going to take, heartbreaking defeat to Western Hamburgers. I wouldn't trade it have received from journalism Seconds later, the Eastern maybe the second coming of the Michigan in the playoff semi- for the world, except the score of professors Dr. Emil Dansker, My favorite Bowling Green Michigan coach emerged from Lord." finals. the game. Dr. Ray Laakaniemi, Dr. Krts writer was a guy named the locker room, patted this guy D A letter from Kristopher D Watching Williamson grow Dennis Hale and Dr. Cathy Menzer. on the back and said, "Good In '85, the next best thing Koilege, a klever (creation. from an erratic freshman to the Pratt. Menzer told me the best fame Fred. That's as well as was Brian McClure, who led BG D Hockey in the office, the MAC'S most feared volleyball D Finally, the outstanding co- thing about the Job was all the ve seen you play." to an 11-0 record and a national checks were brutal. player. workers I have been so very free food you got to eat in the Iiust slithered away. ranking. McClure was also the D Reaching my long-time □ In the same light, watching lucky to be associated with - press box while covering a There have been many classiest Jock I've ever met. He Soal of covering college football Van De Walle shape the Tom Hisek (my first sports game. embarrassing moments. There always had time for the media, uring the infamous undefeated volleyball program into a editor, famous for the bru-ha- "Buddy, let me tell you, I have also been a lot of good win or lose. season. The memories that one potential powerhouse. ha), Marc Delph (who allowed never let food go to waste," stories. My favorite, concerns Other favorites include: C' produced are some of the D Interviewing Pete Rose and me the freedom to cover the Menzer used to always say. former BG basketball player hockey player Paul Ysebaert, : the flies of Muncie. Ind., a finding out what a Class A Jerk volleyball beat as it deserved to But Judging by his portly Keith Taylor (1982*5). football player Greg Johnson great "Post" game meal, he is. be covered), Phil Masturzo figure, it seemed like all the food As legend has it, Taylor and golfer Matt Winkeljohn, who interviewing Rick Neiman after G Long Saturday afternoons (undoubtedly the greatest he ate went to his waist. once asked a waitress for her had one of the best drives on he pulled oft a miracle at Doyt in Mel Brodt's office, listening to photographer I'll ever work suggestion while dining at a Forrest Creason Golf Course L. Perry stadium, 10 cent him spin tales after cross with), four years of outstanding Besides eating food there fancy restraunt. The woman I've ever seen. deposits at Waldo Stadium and country meets. production workers led by are other great advantages to said, "Our filet mignon is I've had a great time over John Offerdahl being credited □ Baseball games in the supervisor Nancy Nelson (the being a sports writer. Certainly, excellent." Taylor shook his the last four years. What other for a tackle while standing on office, using a media guide for a unsung heroes who put the paper the biggest plus is interviewing head and said, "nan, none of Job pays you to go watch a the sideline, forgetting a gym bat (sorry, Chris) and a wadded together despite the editorial the athletes. that fish stuff." game, consume free food and bag in Ypsilanti, Mich, and the up press release for a ball (sorry staff's attempts to stop them), meet famous athletes? unforgettable DeKalb trip via again, Chris). Ron Fritz (the only sports writer One of my first big But Taylor was a great I've also learned a lot about "Hammered," Ind. CJ Sweating blood over the with less patience than myself), assignments was to interview athlete. I never met a person life while I was here. However, [ i bundy, Bundy, California Bowl tab for 36 hours Steve Quiiiiiiiinn (who always Eastern Michigan basketball who wanted to win more than I'm still unclear about several BUUUUUNNDYYYYY! without sleep, then getting calls kept us laughing whether he was player Fred Cofield, who later him. Taylor was a controversial things. a .. .Fran Voll, Jackie about how terrible we were to trying to or not), Tom Reed played for the New York Knicks. figure, who occasionally got Motycka, Deb Hopkins, Tracy have a picture of McClure (undoubtedly the best writer I'll After the game, I walked to himself in trouble for speaking Why aren't there more Livesy, Greg Meenan, Stan getting sacked on the cover. ever work with but, above all, a the locker room and saw a man his mind. black students on this campus? Hunter, Jerry York... Unfortunately, we didn't have good friend) and all the others standing in front of the door. I However, when it came to Why aren't there more parking D Pro wrestling in the office, many pictures from that game who have helped make the last figured lie was the security blowing off steam, no one did it spaces? complete with shattering of him throwing touchdowns. four years what they were. guard. better than former football And most importantly, why headbutts and leaps off the top D .. .Iain Duncan, Jamie 1 had many dreams when I I said, "Excuse me, could coach Denny Stolz. can't I get a date with one of rope. Wansbrough, Becky Snider, came to Bowling Green and I you go in there and ask Fred those gorgeous sorority girls? D A road trip to Minneapolis Lisa Berardinelli, Paul realized many of them. Some Cofield to come out here." As a rule, coaches are never I've tried everything. I even through the time warp known as Ysebaert, Kathy Fisher and all came easily and others did not. The guy nodded politely and supposed to criticize their fans. collected box tops, but nothing Wisconsin, meeting Uncle D and the others. But there's one thing I never went inside. About a minute But Stolz, who now coaches at seems to work. being treated like a king. c The many untold stories thought of doing, and that's later the same guy returned and San Diego State, never played Kind of a childish question. D Faces of Death. about Bowling Green athletics writing this piece. said, "Hi, my name is Fred by the rules. Yet you have to consider the a The California Bowl that will probably never be And it didn't come easy. Cofield, can I help you?" "We've been 8-3 for the past source. ^^^^*%^^^ Have a safe QUESTION #2. and enjoyable summer HOW CAN THE BUDGET-CONSCIOUS

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Aloha Chi Omega Chra (Senior ol the Year) Nero DELTA GAMMA WISHES EVERYONE A FUN CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS conprati sales Congratulations on all your college AND SAFE SUMMER'" SEE YA IN THE FAU.I It al started atth Eaeen s party (with my UT and Kathy Schaefor'e NYC acraevements Continued success In law Jon') Out thai wee another story' Remember be- school. I know you'l do great GOOD LUCK- ng verbled' at the Comedy Club the Long New York and Pennsylvania Students: engagement to Scott. It's DeraRob. Cceegs Credit Offered at BGSU tor John ataand loo Teas before my Spaniah class and Return you. lorm to the Ottlce ol about time' Love. Congretuaaaxxa on being V P EXTERNAL 3 Day Spaces Olympics Training Seminar PS What's on your rrand? the chugcarvj contain with Randy si J. Paul Admissions now to be In the IheAXO'a Love Rob! On August 12-14. 1M7, Onto Special Otyrn- Ougby'e? I Mnk I need lust a little more prac- summer directory. no reefy. Love. "The Pitcher pica In cooperation w«h Ola Sport Manegemenl tice blowing Xmea bale How 'bout s 20 minute Alpha Chat era proud of the* leaders CHRIS SPRENGER TltfKHJGHOUT THESE OMaton at Bowing Green Stal* l«««(wl are* In the mo? Have you "caught- ■ a tsBng bot lava SherrB-General Manager WBGU redo and MONTHS WE'VE HAD THE GOOD ANO THE conduct A 1 -hour undergrauuete era* course. DIANE He rocket ately? |or maybe a laaang giaaa m the BAD. AND YOU'RE STILL THE BEST THINGS SMO W39S Special Olympics Coaching recipient of Hc*s A Moore Scholer ship JUST A PERSONAL FROM YOUR "ROOMY" parking lot!) Can I wear your gold cham tor fuel Jennifer HeaWn-rrvaragement scholarship and tVE EVER HAD I'D LIKE TO WISH YOU THE Workshop That course wl M I coaches TO SAY THANKS FOR BEBeO SUCH A one dey pieaae ? After al. I OM return your BEST THIS SUMMER WHILE I'LL BE COUN aaminaf concentrating on Aquatics ai d VPolAPICS SPECIAL FWENO GOOD LUCK ON THE REST credit card attar I took it Speeklng of does the Ketnie Ragle-VP mortar board TWO THE DAYS TILL WERE TOGETHER ITJ. Athletics m addBon a six-how sports medicirx TOOD HATLEY IS GRADUATING OF YOUR QUARTER ANO REMEMBER TO emal ol Hawaiian Tropic moan anything to VP Order ot Omega MISS YOU VERY MUCH, WHILE AT THE aamlnar wal be Included that wl be certified by AMD WE ARE BLUE-TEQUILA. 1 AM FOOD VISIT ME ON 5TH ST. you? (Sorry about ''ea»wtog" you in the chin') the Ohio Department of Education to meet their Tammy Slack-Secretary mortar board SAME RATE LOVE YOU JUST AS MUCH FIGHTS AND PUMPKIN SHOW LOVE YA-- Oh! Don't forget your oora next time we go to requirements tor coaches involved m pup! ac- Use "mom" Perm-Rush Grsd Aasletanl THANKS FOR EVERYTHING. I LOVE YOU- WON'T BE THE SAME WITHOUT YOU! WENDY the abrary Can I buy you a Mai Tel? tivity programs such aa coaching Finely TRaSHA BEST FRIENDS WE WILL ALWAYS BE You en el No t otficatingevenl direction tracks may be ottered TODO, NATE. NTB, ANO DEE. CINO SWARTZFAOER m both Aquatics and Athletics Participants my DONN1E SNYDER. ALPHA GAMS AMY, SHERRY. CHRISTY AND The Panheeerac Council would Ike to sinoorery register tor credit or non-credit That seminar is CONGRATULATIONS ON GRADUATING' Thenks for bemg such s terrtfc CDC tho year AMY- fhank you tor aB of your lard work and dedica- open to anyone Interested n improving the THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR HELP AND We wfl mtaa you next year and wash you el the Brthday cakes. Spirit Sheets. Rooftops. tion that you have put Into the entire Greek quaaty ol training athletes n Special Olympics SUPPORT THIS SEMESTER AND THANK best ai your future endeavors The Saters of Posters. Posters, and More Posters1 Thanks for system at Bowing Green You lave been both YOU FOR THE FBST TWO YEARS OF "US' I Alpha Dees PI For more Inajimelloii or to receive registration the hard wont and deotcabon Pubeclty couldn't an edvleor and a Inend We wah you the beat ol materials, contact Bowing Green Slate luck h the future Wa w* al mas you"' LOVE YOU" of been aa successful or as fun without you -SHERRY Unrveniay-Continuing Education Office (419) guys Janet Fair 372-8181 David Robnson James Perry PS Hop n you drop! RaB The day « afcnoet here Luvya, Lee Cindy "Groover Mom" Swartzfeger CONGRATULATIONS The one you're been watting tor tor years SALE Thank you lor a Ion-lead and terrific two years on bemg elected DONNIE WILLEMAN The a the dey you'l be 21, Selected Living Room Furnahings You have helped al ot us grow and Mem to USG president- vice-president ALPHA SIGMA PM LITTLE StSSES AND God loves you and ao do I! but lorry no drinking v/B be done Alpha Phi House. Ridge a Thurstfn cope with the Itbe things ai Ma. We hope tor Love 3RD Lowry BROTHERS Good Luck on Iraee' I know May 10th Is your BeThday, Sat May 2 9:00-3 00 PM you the best of everything you certainly Thanks for some ol the best Hmee we've had From the 7:00 (make mat 7:15) Club But remember It s also Mothers Day deserve I Thank you for bang you and sharing these eat 4 years Wei mas you! But don't you fret doer girl your Me with us May you always neve success School ol MPER Saturday Recreation Program Love, Dab and Masy Monday. May 11 th wl be a whal andheppiness Wei miss you Love and Loyal DOUG S SCOTT tor youth with dMabaWes Director: Dolores A For II be 19 a. you'l be 21 Black Sal . May. 2 II am-1pm QrouplatRec ty the Staters ol Alpha Delta PI MAY NINTH ORG WITH OUR FAVORITE VIC- ALPHA XI DELTA SEMORS So we'l go out and hove some fun Canter. Group II meet t1am-12pm at Hayes TaUS OF A CERTAIN DISEASE! • " 'AMANDA STEM' • • WE'LL MIM YOUII HAPPY BtRTHOAYl Love. *nmy Gym AI assigned students to attend Visitors I owe you for al the Tlnk information By the Class of S7 - Class ol B7 are welcome way, Where's hie senior picture? Thanks tor HQ SUSAN. DWEEB. 1 JANCE K everything . You've been a greet friend Good AMYMCQRATH I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO BE A SUCCESS Thanks lor making last weekend ao special and WE'VE ACTUALLY MADE IT THROUGH kick and keep In touch CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIRST AT WHATEVER YOU DOM AH SO PROUD OF something rl never lorgetl Who loves you the ANOTHER YEAR TOGETHER JUST THINKS Love. Jennifer SEMESTER OF BEING PRESIDENT. YOU'RE YOU. moat? LOST A FOUND 15 MORE DAYS AND WE WILL BE ON THE AN OUTSTANDING AND MOTIVATING LOVE YOU. Werner LEADER. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK I LOVE. SUN DRENCHED BEACHES OF TAHITI' I CAN • "CHARLIE T. SXHAErTER7" LITTLE DEBBIE SSREWAROSS THE ALPHA PHIS HARDLY WATT TO SPEND THE $100 IN BAR Congratulations on winning the coveted CMss ol (7 - CUSS ol S7 One Very Sentimental Graduation WATCH Eddie BEADS' 1988-87 Alpha » Delta "Dream Boy" Award LOST Monday, 4-27, near north door ol the II mea you Ike crazy m* summer Thenks lor n YOUR BUNKIE You make us squirm with excitement whenever Andy aSE Union, teeing the Oval It has a beat up black Congratulations NANCY BARRATT on your DO wonderful past 3 and a ha* months- i hops It ANNA you're around1 Thanks lor a great year I'm going to miss you band PLEASE RETURNI Cat 352-4712 or arvasertng to ED SHULTZ' What a surprae' NEVER ends Take Care and I hope there's lots PS. You can keep the hat es a title remem- total place in OCMB 8311 Guess the St Louie Leadership Conference o* rosUtnpe this sunvTMf I t Arthur Happy 19th Brthday Don't be brance of ual Love you, waa worth it' Your PI Phi listers I LOVE YOU, Malay Found Calculator Claim at B A Dept 3rd Floor Al our love. Cctsen a taker cause it's the Near Style Too bed your The Alpha XI s ewyer type dtdn t wear Fllae a there chocoate FOUND Jean Jacket at Uptown Monday, April Congmtuletxxis FRITZ "FRITZ "FRITZ on Beacon HB? CANOALI How bout notches in 27 Cel 372-8434 alter 6 PM to identify you ANN SUE GINA « MARV Bob Cralg and Brian Chambers Ron. the Hit? Thanks to Whodlnl you have a theme may have my lecket my mistake •••GWNYKASPER-" 0000 LUCK ON FINALS! 1987-88 Co-editors of the GAVEL Beware there a LOTS ol birthday surprises In song Awesome Summer Ahead' Celebrate I cant balive It' You Imely made in II always HAVE A GREAT SUMMER' LOVE. 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(Please don't come back a "Happy Help' One male looking for roommates to share secured s good summer fob, cal Parma-Craft In every day from Camper"!) Pas- of Fleher 100W speakers $200 Cal apt. or house for lal and spring ot next year Toledo al 1-882-3712. Ask lor Mr Welch CHOOTY-Qood luck with Boneheed. hope you 354 0643 April 21 thru May 11! Cal Scott 354-1958. preferably late at night Training pay and base salary offered to sharp Upper duplex furnished for 3 people. Lower rod a Ob' I ha ha!) aggressive xxkvKtual The Perfect College Car duplex turraehed tor 4 people Summer A Pel BASCOCK Good Luck with your male harem' I need 1 female toommahl for 87-88. Bkj apt (One win per person) A tun A sporty, front wheel drive, 4-epd.. tuel- through Spring Ph 352-0839 1 dose to campus Cal Debbie 2-4351 or Neoonel Company has S opentfiga tor luA-tvne You better vtart next yeari infectlon Volkswagen Rabbit (71) Eic. oond. Love. FARLEY 2-4533 ASAPi summer employment in your hometown Earn 1234 North Main Street $2,000 for 12 weeks work whes obtaining $1100 Cell MM*! 7. (419) 354-4447 valuable experience. Interviews al Student TO MY UV ROOMMATES-EDDIE. BRENT, LOOKING FOR one male roommate 'or either Umon Fort Rm. Thursday April 30th or Friday Waterbed $100 Cal 353-3424 Watch for the TIM, PAT lal semester or al year. Spacious apartment- May 1st at 1:00, 2:00. 3:00. or 4:00 PM THANKS FOR ALWAYS PUTTING UP WITH reasonable rent Cal Scon 2-8329, John Sharp White Dorm Sire Refrigerator $60 Cal Grand Opening May 13! ME! YOU GUYS ARE GREAT-I LOVE YOU 2-3537. or Doug 353-2146 3726396 BUNCHES AND I'LL MISS YOU ALL THIS Perfect summer fobs for high energy, tun-tovtng Need 1 female non-atnoking roommate for sum- Woman's 10 speed Dike $65 25" Color TV SUMMER" A exciting individuals Al positions available. Ap- mer Cloee to campus $125-mo. Indudea $85 She! $10. 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Graduating seniors dash toward their futures Seniors reminisce about Continuing a career Some will return for their years at B.G. p.3 in higher education p.5 another senior year p.6 HUmt/mmi 1,1M7 t Campus Comments Friday photos by Mkhele Thomeuiell Friday interviews by D«o«l« Jones What are your plans after graduation?

Cheryl Otesksa, senior VCT major James Mosely, senior graphic de- Dove Bennett, senior IPCO major Jeff Pidtard, senior psychology ma- from Port Clinton, "I'm getting married sign major From Buffalo, New Vorh, from Bussel Township, ' 7 accepted an jor from ChMcothe, "I'm going to and moving to Virginia Bead)." "I'm going home to relax. I hove o officers commission In the armu. VI be graduate school to studu computer couple of Job opportunities. If the Jobs stationed In Fort Lee, Virginia." science or psychology." don't come through. VI go to grod school".

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Not yet it isn't, just the classes are over' When it's learn To Swim Program all said (but not done!) Come to Aspen Wine Shop tor the ceremonial Bottle ot Celebration Bubbly! first Session June 15 - June 26 What graduating senior would be complete without Second Session June 29 - July 10 a bottle of chilled champagne to go with your gown! Have tun this week - you've earned it! Third Session JutV 13 - July 24 Congratulations from all of us at the Aspen • Fourth Session July 27 - August 7 "Have a Nice Life!'' Registration June 1 - June 5 Cost: $7 per session, per child ot sign-up. Must have SRC Membership prior to registering. Classes mill be scheduled Mon.-Fri. from 9om-1pm J Swimming Instructors Wanted For more information please coll Scott levin, 372-7477. t 4**A*^«*9|£]k«MM^^1rA^A«^*^AM^4rA«A'»M.-*ir FrWoy/Mou 1,1987 3 Parting senior impart advice

books, a schedule and no outstanding tuition bills. studying, are also a great time to spend with by Amy Klzer When dealing with these tasks, keep this In mind: friends. Friday reporter "Don't let the bursar and other offices give you the "Let your social life enhance college, not control run-around. Know what you're paying for and stand It," Abbott said. They've spent lour years at the University. Some up for your rights," advised Becky Lyle, a fashion An English ma|or from Lakeside agrees. "Don't be have spent even more. The years have passed, merchandising major from Worthlngton. afraid to be yourself. Don't worry about what other some say too last, while others are ready to leave. As nearly every student was told at the beginning people will think, and don't be afraid to go out and They are the senior class ot 1987. And now's the of his or her college career, learning goes beyond meet people," Peggy Boucher said. "In other time lor them to extoll their wisdom and give some the classroom. words, be yourself and extend yourself." advice. And regarding friends. Rhonda Reel, a speech Prolessors have taught these seniors some things "Get Involved early," Scott Slbberson, a second- and hearing pathology major from Jenera, said. they say they'll never need. But these seniors have ary education major from Oregon, said. "That way, "Always stay In touch with your close friends be- also learned things they'll never forget. when you get to your senior year and you don't cause they'll support you when you really need It." Ot course, the reason lor the University's existence have anything for your resume, you don't have to There's even one piece of advice to remember Is the education of Its students, and the first piece of search around for something. It's easier to get during any situation — a presentation, date, lest, advice concerns classes. Involved deeply In something If you start when you whatever. "Just relax," said Stew West, a finance "Be aware of the classes required tor your major first get here." major from Mentor. and be prepared for them." said Sue Abbott, a Once you choose which activities to undertake, And finally, no matter what a student does while fashion merchandising major from Pittsburgh. don't forget what Rich Bear, a procurement ma)or at the University, there Is one simple piece of "Know what you're getting Into." from Huron said: "You are judged not by what you advice which will make college memorable If However, before you can attend classes, you start, but by what you finish." followed. As Ron Engstrom. a marketing major from must have housing, a meal plan, an I.D. card, Nights and weekends, although a great time for Westervllle, said, "Just have fun and enjoy It." Forewarning the prospective freshmen was English by Karln Nevlus major Betsey Brownlow's fondest treshman memory. Friday reporter "Since I lived on the first floor of McDonald East, facing the Math Science building, my friends and I would yell out at Whatever memories seniors may carry with them about the tour groups from the window. 'They censor our mall college, reveries from freshman year are among the herel' or 'They don't feed usf were our usual slogans," she strongest and ... welrdestl said. Memories of Reminiscing over her freshman year, Wendy Davy, Terrl Shlve, audlology major, treasures the remem- journalism major, recalled perfume fights and staying up brance of a Kermlt the Frog stuffed animal hanging late. college both upside down In her room window over a makeshift kettle "I rememberithlnklng that staying up until 3 a.m. was so of flames. neail Now, I'm lucky If I get to bed before 1 (a.m.)," "We cut his hair, dripped blood on him (from a tellow reflected Davy. "The only memory I have Is of everything wierd and conspirator's finger) and sent ransom notes to his owner being new. I wonder now how I'd feel If I was woken up by asking for $1.39," Shlve said, sighing. "Every day he didn't a parity raid," she said. answer the ransom notes. Kermlt would get lowered closer A senior who wished to remain anonymous shared a wonderful and closer toward the flames," she added. story about the switch boxes In the residence halls. Another macabre memory of Shlve Includes the death "We turned off the electricity to certain rooms while the of a Pooky teddy bear that committed suicide while his Oscars were on television. To them, ft was a tragedy!" owner was away lor the weekend. "Yeah, I guess I'm kind No matter what the memories are, freshman year seems of sick," Shlve sold, laughing. to hove been a time tor laughter, practical jokes and fun.

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people were away from their family or left with someone else. With their word - workl The placement office by Barbara Symbolik and friends and they were unsure of departure came the feeling that "I can help with this task, but "selling Friday reporter what to expect. Many had heard will never be able to be seen In yourself effectively Is still the best horror stories about upperclassmen public again." tool. It looks like we made Itl The day we taking advantage of the "nerdle" The junior year Is the transition Senior year also brings on new have all been waiting for has finally freshman. stage. No longer a teen-ager and yet commitments such as engagements, come — but not without fun times and to make It over to the big heap of weddings and leaving behind the hardships. The first week, I thought I would be senior territory. companions from school. On Saturday, May 9 at 10 a.m. at stuffed Into a trunk and left In a corn The junior year Is basically a year to Doyt L. Perry Stadium (weather permit- patch until someone found me. I have fun and live It up while trying to For senior Michelle Gannon, Inter- ting), 1,900 undergraduates and 350 heard that upperclassmen would maintain grades and good aca- personal and public communication graduate students will go through make me eat goldfish and buy eleva- demic standing. major from Akron. "The last four years commencement ceremonies. tor passes to every building that have been spent with friends whom I The thought of graduating Is excit- doesn't even have an elevator. The social calendar Is getting fuller am going to miss a great deal. I have ing and reflective. and then the main event happens — done everything with them for the last If you were on the four-year plan of I also heard that every freshman moving off campus. This either Indi- four years Including eat, room with attending college, that means you gains the dreaded "freshman 10." cates responsibility or, more likely, them and vacation." arrived here at Bowling Green In 1983 This means 10 pounds In the course of parties. It Is at this time students can as a bewildered freshman. a semester. prove to their parents and to them- All students have their good com- It was probably the first time many The main source of social activity selves that they are responsible peo- ments about school, and Gannon consisted of socializing In the dorm, ple. said, "I like the atmosphere, espe- which wasn't all that bad because a II Is not always easy managing cially In the spring when everyone Is great deal of friends were made; living off campus, studying and so- out on campus and In good moods. except that everyone else was old cializing. I'll miss looking forward to the parties enough to go out dancing and have The senior year arrives and senior knowing that everyone Is going to be a spectacular time on Main Street. fever sets In. Anyone that ever said the there." senior year was a breeze was sadly For Brad Fisher, marketing major The freshman year did have some misinformed. from Troy, joining the Kappa Sigma memorable moments, such as attend- fraternity and meeting new friends ing the first Bowling Green hockey There are a great deal of responsi- has been his highlight for the past four game, the Beta races and first ro- bilities that must be fulfilled before the years. mances. year-end party can be announced. The sophomore year Is the stage The biggest tasks of the senior year Fisher said, "If I could change where students become ready to get start with remembering to register for something, I would like to make the more Involved with campus activities. graduation and making sure that the people more Interested In athletics Takeoff The work load Is also a little more very famous senior audit Is com- and extracurricular activities. I'd like with the challenging, with the end of prereq- pleted. to gel BG noticed nationwide. There original uisites and the beginning of major Without these two criteria met. a have been a lot of good times." cast.. courses. senior might as well expect to be here Gannon said, "Take advantage of another semester. all the opportunities because once SHOWS Everyone remembers the first time you are out you don't want to regret NWMTIT they ventured to the bars and tried to While trying to keeping their minds that you have not done something. MOf.M ♦ ■S0».M act cool. The girl or guy they were on school work, seniors may also want Once In a while you have to take a trying to Impress either turned away to start looking for that four-letter chance. Take It now."

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uisite to attending graduate school Is also. A fee waiver may be obtained many. by Jenny Hudson taking the GRE, or Graduate Record for the cost ot the exam for those who "A lot of people are using graduate Friday reportet Exam. And for students wanting to show financial need. Contact the school to change career areas," Mc- obtain an MBA, the Graduate Man- financial aid office It this may be Flllen said. With graduation right around the agement Aptitude Test (GMAT) is re- applicable. "But In graduate business you tend corner, many members ot the class of quired. For those students who are taking to have two ma|or reasons for getting '67 are breathing a sigh ol relief and Other tests are also required, such an exam, check with the school that Is a higher degree. Those people chan- kicking up their heels In anticipation as the Law School Admissions Test, of Interest and see the deadline for ging fields often use graduate school of a cap and gown and an exam-free depending on the field the graduate exam results. Exams may be held only to break Into a new area," he said. existence. wants to go Into, but the GRE is the four or five times a year, so planning Is "For others, mere are still certain Some of these students have been most prevalent and most widely used. necessary. employment areas that place more on a fervent |ob hunt, looking for the Check with the university that Is of Other Important steps applicable emphasis on the higher degree. It's perfect |ob to take upon graduation. most Interest and see which test they to those wanting to get into graduate still a valued commodity," McFlllen For others, here at the University require for your degree. school are getting applications and said. and also nationwide, graduation with According to the GRE Information application fees (which are some- Then, McFlllen said, there Is a trailer an undergraduate degree only her- booklet, the GRE Is given several times times $50 or more) In on time. Also, group of people, sometimes 10-15 alds the beginning of more Intense during the year at a great many filing a Financial Aid Form (FAF) Is years Into their careers, who use the study, more books, plus the pressures places, Including the University. To required. Colleges need to obtain advanced degree as a refresher, to and problems associated with going check when the next available exam financial Information from this form, re-assess their careers or to open new to graduate school. Is scheduled, go to the Graduate regardless of whether aid Is given. possibilities. Graduate school certainly Is a ma- College In McFall Center and get a These are lust a few of the obstacles One final reason some, although lar leap for any graduate, but the GRE booklet. The booklet lists times, that stand before a student eager to not many, may choose graduate steps leading up to actually being places and fees, and provides an go to graduate school. school, Is to defer payments on stu- accepted can be the most Important. application for the test. Despite these problems, thousands dent loans. Pre-planning, plus knowing the op- According to the booklet, fees are of applications are received yearly. According to the Student Loan Col- tions available, can eliminate much charged for the general exam plus According to James McFlllen. direc- lection Office, students who attend of the hassle that precedes the lump any subject exams that are taken. If tor of Graduate Studies in Business graduate school may defer their stu- to higher education. the results are to be sent to various here at the University, the reasons that dent loan payments until they are out One extremely Important prereq- colleges, money must be paid for that students attend graduate school are of school. Good luck on final exams!!! Howard's club H 210 N. Main No Cover Celebrate the "final" week with L*ved by Millions May 6, 7, 8, 9

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Acting registrar Duane Whltmlre conducted by the University retention search major, said, "I'd like to be out by Dave Buehler said Information at the registrar's of- committee showed that of the 546 there In the real world," In reference Irelay reporter fice shows 55 percent to 65 percent of undergraduates who registered In to the extra year he spent In college. University freshmen and transfers do spring but did not return for classes in Transferring from OePauw in Chi- May does not necessarily mean not stick around to graduate. fhe fall, 21 percent said a lack of cago lost him a lot ol credit hours, mortarboards (or all (ourth-year stu- Whltmlre said the freshman class of money was the main reason they did Skulskl said. He added that having a dents. Certain seniors will be studying the 1980-81 school year was represen- not return. double ma|or also look more time. lor another semester or two. tative ot the rate at which students The second largest percentage in Jeff Crahenbuhl, general business No Inspiring "do great things" leave the University. In fall of 1980, the survey, 12 percent, said an un- ma|or. began a six-year bout with words from a walking fascist thesau- 3,694 freshmen and transfers began clear educational objective was the higher education In the fall of 1981. rus, nor his Impromptu sidekick "Ma- classes. main reason for dropping out. He spent a total of five school years In chismo Is my name-o. R-A-M-B-O" In the tall of 1981, 77.7 percent class but had to sit out twice because Rogers for those long-term upper- returned for another year here. By fall A more recent survey ot 309 stu- of financial difficulties. classmen. of 1982, 67.7 percent ol them were still dents who withdrew during the spring "Going over four years seemed a The eyelid-paralyzing thrill ol the attending. semester of 1983 showed that health lot harder because of the extra time I memorable rendezvous of com- For the senior year, 62.5 percent and emotional problems as well as a had to put Into It," he said. mencement exercise speakers — in came back, but only 59.9 percent desire to take a break were reasons this case William F. Buckley. Jr. and received a bachelor's degree In the for leaving mid-semester. Though exams, research papers Mr. Rogers on the stage with Paul spring of 1984. Most of those who did not return lor and lectures may not make University Olscamp all at once - will once So, nearly 40 percent did not follow the spring semester ot 1983, however, students quake with excitement, there again pass them by. that caffeine-drugged trail ol all- decided to transfer to another univer- Is always the president's address at nighters to the diploma. sity or could not afford to continue graduation to look forward to. Although squeezing four years' Assistant Vice President of Student higher education. Those who did not graduate this worth of classes into five years may Affairs Gregg OeCrane said financial This spring commencement will be year because ol financial difficulties only be the wish of the truly "profes- difficulties are the number one reason a beautiful day In the neighborhood can at least take comfort In the tact sional" student, for those who desire nationally and at the University why for two seasoned seniors. that the bleeding-heart, fhrow-money- to graduate, It Is better than not college students drop out. Jim Skulskl, fifth-year senior sales at-the-students-type Buckley will be at graduating at all. DeCrane said a 1978 fall survey management and marketing re- commencement and not they. • ••• • •••

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heels ... dancing with two left legs, "The Hustle" got disco on Its platform- nature ot their music. by Dave Beuhler two right legs, two wooden legs, two soled feet. Many college students Disco books often traced the history Friday reporter wire legs, two spring legs..." probably remember (and retain a of dance, gloating over the demise of James Brown contributed to soul severe psychological scar from) the other dance styles with a smug air ot Television commercials for do-it- and George Clinton initiated the funk video holocaust that occurred when permanence about the disco steps yoursell break dance aids no longer movement. Bonnie Franklin gyrated to that tune they promoted. crowd air waves like the ample and The Influence ol both these musi- on the television sitcom "One Day at a The Complete Book on Disco and omnipresent nose ol Jamie Farr pro- cians combined with that of musical Time." Ballroom Dancing by Ann T. Kllbrlde pounding the advantages of double- styles such as |azz and reggae Authors wrote books to cash in on and A. Algoso stated that the lox trot paned windows. This could be an evolved Into the hip-hop revolution dollars to be made off the new hit In 1914, Introduced by Harry Fox, omen signifying the death of break which Includes break dancing and dance. Kitty Hanson, In her 1978 book and consisted of four slow steps then dancing. rap, according to Thompson. Blacks Disco Fever, proclaimed "Disco eight running steps to ragtime music. Robert Farrls Thompson, however, In Irom Barbados, Jamaica, North Amer- dancing, once the electronic nlghf The "Charleston," rage of the Roar- his March 27,1986, Soiling Stone arti- ica and elsewhere contributed to the rite ol a lar-out few, has become a ing '20s, was modllied from a side-kick cle "Hip-Hop 101-The history of break long history ol hip-hop, Thompson national mania... changing the way sequence, with elements added Irom dancing," wrote that break dancing said. that people dress and play and live." the two-step and the fox trot, accord- was "part of an enduring cultural History, however, has a habit ol She added, "Whatever your age, ing to Kllbrlde and Algoso. "The origi- evolution" that was not as dead as a repeating itself. The list ol dance race, color, dance or sexual prefer- nal Charleston was a burlesque lack of media coverage might have crazes that have come and gone Is ences, there's a discotheque some- dance performed by black dock- one think. endless. Not so long ago, disco was where for you." Such sweeping workers In South Carolina." Thompson wrote that Charles Dick- the dance fashion that raged across statements were brave words lor a In 1936, the llndy and the lltterbug ins had witnessed some of the origins America. dance doomed to die. were the ultimate, soon "carried by ol breaking while visiting New York in The polyester leisure suit was hip Now the only trace ot disco is a GIs to all parts ot the world during 1842. A passage of Dlcklns' American back In the '70s. John Travolta added collection ol how-to manuals In the World War II." Kllbrlde and Algoso did Notes tells ol a black performer who a vest and a gold chain to If In the Popular Culture Library, each full of not mention whether the dances were danced by "snapping his fingers, movie "Saturday Night Fever," and photos immortalizing the likes ot carried as weapons or as a form ol rolling his eyes, turning In his knees, the disco phenomenon was In full Donna Summer, the BeeGees and Leif recreation, only that the lltterbug was presenting the backs ol his legs In swing. Garrett — names no longer repeated "basically sensuous, hazardous to front, spinning about on his toes and But before this, Van McCoy's 1975 on the radio despite the repetitious perform and aggressive."

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these artists, hear them play llvel) (This set proved that a $25 album "Tango In the Night," Fleetwood Moc. by Marie A. Zimmerman Oldest ■timer would sell, prompting CBS to release 3. "Raised on Radio," Journey. Friday reporter Jagger Is leaving the Rolling one by that other guy.) (Records like these virtually brought Stones. Best Industry Screw-Up on the punk revolution slnglehan Being a music critic, I have telt the Dumbest ■timer (tie) EMI releasing Beatles CDs In dedly. On second thought, maybe It's pressure to dole out some kind of Daltrey Is joining the Rolling Stones. mono. not such a bad Idea.) awards to those that I deem worthy. I leit Cover Island letting Steve winwood es- Best Comeback have decided to note a few folks In 1 "Cold Turkey," The Godfathers. cape to Geffen. (Is there any such thing?) the wonderful world of popular music. (So true to the original that John Cause tor Mandatory Retirement In tarred Comeback What follows Is the first and only Lennon Is spinning In his grave.) Reek (tie) Charlie Sexton (this 18-year-old presentation of the coveted MAZ 2. "Whlfesnake," (And you thought "Life as We Know H," REO Speedwa- phenomenon has played with the Awards. that Led Zeppelin was dead.) ys Stones and Dylan; his career Is all ••cord of the Year Worst Cover SJgoest Sett-Out downhill). "Graceland." Paul Simon. (tie) 1. "25 or 6 to 4," Chicago. "Tonight, Tonight, Etc.," Genesis. Falco (one more Austrian who (He's done better, but he deserves "Stand by Me," Ben E. King. (These greedy boys sold this to should not be allowed In this country.) this lust for bringing native South Afri- (Don't these people realize that television Just as It was sneaking up Dumbest Haircut can music Into the spotlight.) they had It right the first time?) the hot fOO.) Sammy Hagar (alias Ronald Mc- 3. "Stairway to Heaven." The Far Donald) (tie) "Deep End Live," Pete Towns- Corporation. (An extended remix just (The Beatles cuts now heard on TV Dumbest Video Star of the Year hend. doesn't cut It.) are making money for someone else.) Grace Slick (she plays a manne- "Live Alive," Stevle Ray Vaughn. ■eft Five Record let worn wvmviKKi quin better than she does a rock (To truly understand the genius of "Blograph," Bob Dylan. (tie) 1. "Third Stage." Boston. singer). D LUCK ON FINALS

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