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by Benjamin MarrUon Olscamp also noted that the lege, it would be easier to get The University's School of BAKER SAD) he was "ob- "autonomous school" at the Uni- staff reporter removal of programs and de- monetary support for programs Journalism is accredited, but viously concerned with the bud- versity, leaving only depart- partments from one college into and equipment. the RTVF program is not. How- getary implications of this ments, schools within colleges University President Paul another clearly weakens the unit "With a College of Mass Com- ever, "If they (RTVF) did want proposal (the one proposing the and colleges as the units com- Olscamp has endorsed a propo- from which they are removed. munication, we could approach to become accredited, they new college)." Baker also posing the University. The rea- sal that could create a new Col- The school that would be the mass communication indus- would apply to the same organi- wrote, "In view of other son for this recommendation is lege of Mass Communications. weakened by this move Is the try and ask for support," he zation we do," Huffman said. pressing and legitimate needs, I that there is no functional differ- The proposal would combine current School of Speech Com- said. If the board does not approve simply find it difficult to justify ence between an autonomous the School of Journalism, radio- munication within the College of He added that the logic behind creation of the college. Olscamp the investment of $100,000 to school and a college, and the television-film and Popular Cul- Arts and Sciences. The school the move is that many profes- has a proposal to fall back on $250,000 in the creation of a new classification is confusing. ture. would be weaker because in sors in journalism, popular cul- which would create a School of college for which I find limited • Change the name of the another element of the proposal, ture and RTFV have mass Mass Communication within the substantive rationale." School of Technology to "The The proposal will be given to the Speech Pathology and Audi- communication degrees. College of Arts and Sciences. Most importantly, Baker said College of Technology," with the Board of Trustees' Subcom- ology program would be moved "I, for example, received my This would take the School of "the creation of this college appropriate changes in title for mittee on Reconfiguration for to the present College of Health Ph.D. from the University of Journalism out of the College of would move the units away from administrators. recommendations to the board. and Community Services. Iowa and (Professor James) Business Administration. It also their natural academic home • Change the name of the Col- Board members Virginia Platt Bissland did also," Huffman would exclude Popular Culture and runs counter to this institu- lege of Health and Community and attorney Shad Hanna make BUT JOHN Huffman, director said. He noted there are two and include Interpersonal Com- tion's expressed commitment to Services to "The College of up the subcommittee. of the School of Journalism and people in RTVF that have doc- munication. This proposal was producing educated individuals Health and Human Services." In a memo to the subcommit- member of the committee mak- torate degrees from the same created by Kendall Baker, dean who will be able to achieve pro- Olscamp is requesting this tee, Olscamp said, "I strongly ing the proposal, said the advan- school in mass communication. of the College of Arts and Sci- fessional success in a rapidly change to make the college's support the proposal..." buthe tages would outweigh the ences. changing society." name the same as others in the recognized the negative aspects disadvantages. "WE HAVE the same Ph.D.s, Baker was not available to Mid-American Conference. of such a move. "The college would bring all publish in the same journals, In a letter to Olscamp, Baker comment on his proposal. • House the Environmental He said there are financial faculty together who share the teach the same kind of courses proposed a "semi-autonomous The proposal includes the fol- Studies Program in the College costs associated with the cre- same interest in mass commu- and do the same kind of re- School of Mass Communication lowing suggestions which Ols- of Health and Community Serv- ation of any college unit, regard- nication." Huffman said. "Right search," Huffman said. "It's within the College of Arts and camp will present to the Board ices. This request was made by less of what the proponents think now, we're too spread out." just logical that we are grouped Sciences" rather than a sepa- of Trustees at its next meeting: the Environmental Sciences they might save in other ways. Huffman noted that as a col- in the same college." rate college. • Eliminate the concept of the Study Committee. Prof awarded grant by Beth Mac y students will use Frizado's wastes and sites at which it is reporter computer exercises to choose dumped. a landfill site that conforms to "This has been forcing The National Science Foun- federal regulations. Com- manufacturers to look very dation has awarded a $49,492 puter animation will demon- carefully at how they dispose grant to a University profes- strate how pollutants seep out of their wastes," Frizado sor for development of a se- of the landfill and spread to said. ries of computer-based groundwater. An advocate of environ- exercises in hydrogeology. mental preservation, Frizado Hydrogeology is the study NOT ONLY does the com- began researching sanitary of how water flows through puter program graphically waste landfills as an assistant the ground. show the potential effects of professor at the University of landfill contamination, but it North Carolina at Charlotte, To understand the growing also will inform students on where he also was chairman dilemma of hazardous waste local ordinances and environ- of the League of Women Vot- disposal, high school students mental issues involving ers task force on hazardous across the country will be groundwater. waste. introduced to the problems "They will learn how to hazardous waste landfills can apply their knowledge in BECAUSE OF prior com- M -voke, said Joseph Fri- practical areas, like where puter experience in j«»logy, zado, assistant professor of the best location would be to Frizado began incorporating geology and project director. build a well for a house," computers with hydrogeology According to Frizado, there Frizado said. and developed the proposal is growing concern about dis- Toxic waste disposal has for his project last year. posal of hazardous wastes, only recently become a social "Right now, most comput- particularly its effects on issue, according to Frizado. ers in high schools are used drinking water. He said the Resource Conser- for memorization purposes "The knowledge of hydro- vation Recovery Act of 1976 similar to using flashcards," geology is important to any- required the Environmental he said. one who is concerned with Protection Agency to main- "Our program will be using quality of life," he said, add- tain more controls on waste graphic representations of ing that the majority of the disposal. complex models, processed BG News/Phil Masturzo population gets its water In 1980 the EPA developed by powerful computers, from groundwater. its "cradle to grave" policy which will then be scaled Joseph Frizado To learn more about that requires licensing of down for use in high schools' groundwater hydrogeology. transportation handling Apple computers. Students deal with Kuwati airliner hijacked in Tehran TEHRAN - Five hijackers threatened to blow up the plane five Americans on the aircraft interests in Iran, to press for the college pressures said yesterday they had planted after the Kuwaiti government and that two - both women - had safe release of Americans. explosives in a Kuwaiti airliner announced it would not accept been released. Three officials of at Tehran airport and would any of the hijackers' conditions the Agency for International De- A senior State Department by Teresa Taranllno This semester UAA is prepar- blow it up if a group of prisoners before the remaining hostages velopment (AID) were aboard official, who spoke on condition reporter ing and delivering 2,500 of the in Kuwait is not released, Iran's are released. the plane, and Hughes said they he not be identified, said the kits, which include snacks and a official Islamic Republic News The hijackers freed 23 passen- were not among those released. Iranians apparently decided to With the semester drawing to personalized message from the Agency reported. Sers yesterday, increasing to 67 resolve the incident in Iran and a close, the pressure of finals is student's parents, according to le number released since the The State Department "can't will not let the aircraft leave. He beginning to take its toll on Daniel DeAngelis, UAA trea- Earlier the Iranian news Airbus A-300 jet was hijacked confirm the name or national- said the hijackers apparently many University students. surer. agency quoted the hijackers as Monday. There were 161 people ity" of the dead passenger, but if are Lebanese. The shift toward career orien- Friends also can help students saying they had shot and killed a aboard the Kuwait-to-Karachi. American, it "could be an AID tation on college campuses and overcome or "work through" U.S. diplomat who was a passen- Pakistan flight. The airline said official, Hughes said. He refused In Beirut, Lebanon, a man getting grades necessary to land some pressures of college. The ger. However, U.S. officials said 120 of them were Pakistanis. to identify any of the Americans. telephoned a news agency and nigh-paying positions has led to most important thing is to be they could not confirm that re- Hughes said the State Depart- identified himself as a member increased emotional stress in aware of the problem and avail- port. IN WASHINGTON, State De- ment is working through the of the September 17th organiza- college students. able to listen, he said. IRNA, monitored in Nicosia, partment spokesman John Kuwaitis and the Swiss, whose tion, which he said was responsi- These trends are reflected at "If you notice someone who Cyprus, said the hijackers Hughes said there were at least embassy represents American ble for the hijacking. the University in the number of seems down or lonely, don't students visiting the Counseling avoid them. Instead, try to cheer and Career Development Cen- them up," he said. ter. Finally, Carek believes stu- Business dept. offers program According to Roman Carek, dents can avoid unnecessary center director, counseling ap- stress by following two basic Kintments are booked solid rules: Plan ahead and stay rough the middle of next se- away from artificial stimulants. Students can study in France mester. "By half-way through this se- CAREK SUGGESTS outlining mester, we were booked until a plan that will allow time by Teresa PerrettJ University. University students the European economic commu- tional business and marketing next semester," Carek said. for studying and include time for staff reporter in good standing can take nity in Brussels, students live major, participated in the pro- He said there are several exercise and leisure activities to courses for a grade, pass/fail or with French families and get a gram two years ago. ways family and friends can relieve tension. The chance to study in an- audit. taste of French culture and "The level of difficulty of the help students who are experi- The use of caffeine Dills and other country, another setting, According to Charles Chittle, homelife. courses are on par with BG, but encing the anxiety of finals or other stimulants to increase another culture, isn't always economics professor and direc- Kitty Stoneburner, who spent they stress learning and under- the loneliness of being away one's ability to stay awake while within reach, but a program in tor of international programs in more than a year in France as a standing rather than grades," from home. studying will do fust the oppo- the University's business de- business, students in the past result of the program, said being she said. "It is more interesting Parents can help by not pres- site, Carek said. Instead of re- partment makes it possible for have been from business, his- in France and experiencing an- because of the variety of courses suring their children to achieve laxing the body to allow it to some students to study in tory and fashion retailing. other culture changes one's and the different professors." such high grades, he said. concentrate, stimulants (also France. ''Courses are broad enough views. Chittle said participating in a "There's more out there for known as stressers) will in- that they are applicable to many Stoneburner, junior Fren- program like this also looks students to learn from than just crease stress. The international business different fields of study," Chittle ch/international business and good on a resume. books," be said. Students who visit the coun- program offers a five-week said. marketing major, loved France "This is a big asset in getting HE SAID by keeping in close seling center do so for many course in European economics, He added that the chance to so much she didn't want to come a job or getting admitted to a contact with their children by reasons, Carek said. Among finance and history at the travel and tour all areas of Eu- home. graduate school," he said. "It phone or mail, parents can ease them are career concerns, per- Nantes School of Commerce and rope makes the program very "It changes your views on shows perspective employees/ the depression students some- sonal difficulties, school-related Administration, one of France's worthwhile. people and on the United interviewers that you are times experience when away stress, relationships and depres- leading business schools. "8TUDENTS FINISH their States," Stonebrunner said. adaptable and have initiative." from home. sion. classes at noon on Thursday, so "When you don't know the cul- Chittle believes the most im- Finals Week Survival Kits, He said more women than The course begins May 23 in that leaves them the whole ture, you begin to understand portant aspect of the program is put together by the Undergrad- men use the center for counsel- Nantes and ends June 26 in Brus- weekend to travel," Chittle said. people and get to know them. I it "opens students' eyes, that uate Alumni Association, are a ing. He believes this is because sels. The program costs $1,320 "They go to Italy, Holland, Pa- think here in the U.S., we some- people in other countries do live good way for parents to show it b more acceptable for women excluding travel and personal ris - wherever they want to go." times forget that other countries differently then we, and that the students they are thinking of to admit they have problems expenses. According to Chittle. besides exist." way we do things is not always them, Carek said. and seek help. All credits are accepted by the studying at Nantes and visiting MARY HOWE, senior interna- the best way." » 2 BG News/December 6,1984 Dull times on Saturday night Editorial The perils of a makeup artist A wise choice opposite, "free and easy" with friendship stage? By this time I've considered asking my by Karen Sarklsian men just doesn't seem to do the he knows many of your weird roommates for some pointers, Perhaps the most recognizable change in the trick, we often try just "being quirks and imperfections, so but what works for one person Reagan administration since his 1980 inaugura- Saturday night, while my ourselves." However, have you much of the mystery, chase and rarely works for another. Be- tion has been his stance toward the environment. right hand was immersed in a ever tried "being yourself" excitement is lost for him. espe- sides, we're all very different His choice last week of Lee Thomas to fill the bag of Pepperidge Farm Mint around a man who makes your cially if thinks of you solely as a and unique people. Milano cookies, and my left blood boil and your knees weak? buddy and pal - lust another Well, I guess I'll just put men EPA administrator seat vacated by William clutched an icy can of Diet Coke, - one who really trips your trig- "kid-sister" type. You may be on the back burner for a while, Ruckelshaus is clearly a step toward improving an I began to ponder the inevitable ger. Impossible feat! The called on to help him with a an heed my dear mother's ad- environmental record ripe with controversy and ... why was I (once again)... harder we work at "being our- paper, or to lend him your Hu- vice, "Karen," she would say, dateless? selves," the more we stammer man Sexuality 340 class notes, "when you least expect it - ex- incongruity. Earlier in the evening, I had and stutter, garble and quake, but forget about him asking you pect it! It's when you're not Thomas, former head of the EPA's toxic waste played makeup artist, hair dres- and the more fake and forced we to practice any of the class con- looking that you find a man!" unit, met with the president last week and said he ser, and fashion consultant... appear. cepts, take you out for a night on There, I feel much better now! applying eyeliner, selecting lip- Finally we may employ the the town, or invite you over for a - Besides ... there's always believed Reagan to be "committed" to environ- sticks, curling and spraying infamous, we'll just work at cozy movie and a cold beer. next weekend. mental protection. hair, and approving last minute being friends first tactic. Well, So, here I sit alone (now with a sweater, shoe and belt selections that's just fine and dandy, but stomach ache) gripping my last This is a statement some might find hard to then how do you get the man to stomach with memories of James Watt and Anne for my three eager roommates, cookie and warm swig of Diet Karen Sarkisian is a senior all of whom had dates for the look at you as "dating material" coke, and still just as confused 1PCO major from Willowick, Gorsuch Burford still fresh in mind. evening. once you've reached the (if not more so) than ever. Oh. However, Thomas has already won over much However, as finishing touches were completed, each of support from the president's two largest opponents my roommates strutted out of on his environemntal policies: the Democrats and the apartment arm in arm with environmental lobbyists. "men" ... who were the poten- tials for a night of excitement, Democratic Representative from Michigan John romance and adventure: I sat Dingell, who is chairman of the House Energy and surrounded by textbooks ... Commerce Committee, a man whose state takes potentials for increased intel- lect, educatinal enrichment, and great strides to attract tourists to its national well-roundedness - hence, "Sat- parks, said Thomas' appointment is "emminently urday night boredom." acceptable." My roommates are living pr-oof, I thought, sinking my The well-known environmental group, the Sierra teeth into another cookie, and Club, called Thomas "an able administrator," taking a slug of Diet Coke, that it adding that Thomas knew what it would take to get is possible to have a date in Bowling Green. the job done. But then why am I here We hope that Dingell and the Sierra Club are alone? correct in their assumptions that Reagan has Scrutinizing the situation changed or at least softened his policies toward very carefully, (cookies and diet pop always help me do this), I protecting the environment. decided that I was tired of the dating scene altogether because my personal experience seemed to allude to one conclusion - It's Kicking the dust a no win situation! So, how do you compromise? You see, men are such a funny breed. Quite frequently off Ron's budget they are more like puzzles than by James B. Vanzant though because he doesn't have people, and you can rack your to depend on medicare to stay brains and still never com- I know I said, In my last healthy; he gets to take trips to pletely figure them out. If you article, that I was going to let his ranch in California to get ''play hard to get," remaining the dust settle on Reagan, but I fresh air and relaxation: it's just wholesome and pure, men often am finding that doing this is too bad all of the elderly in our don't bother calling back be- becoming more and more diffi- country don't have these bene- cause you're just too much trou- cult. It's rather difficult to let fits isn't it? ble to go after, and too time the dust settle on a jackass, FARM PROGRAMS: Rea- consuming. Let s face it, most because a jackass has the ten- gan got around this one pretty men would rather go Uptown dency to kick at various things good during the campaign. His and get a girl who will than in a violent manner, thus caus- four point plan to help farmers grow gray waiting for a lady to ing the dust to be stirred up all really made him look good. come around." (After all, col- over again. Maybe through his actions now lege men are in the "prime," so An article in the Nov. 28,1964 the people that believed his gar- we're told, and "raging hor- edition of the Blade read as bage during the campaign can mones" must rage). follows: "President Reagan is see how he really feels about the In any case, since being ei- committed to cutting federal American farmer. Statistics ther "virginly and aloof", or its spending no matter how painful brought out during the cam- it may be, Larry Speakes, the paign showed that the average president's spokesman said yes- American farmer earns an an- terday. "We believe that the nual income more than $ 1,000 election was won on the follow- below national poverty level. ing principles: no tax increases Reagan's upcoming cuts in farm Letters ana reducing government subsidies and loans to farmers spending." that believe in natural soil con- people heading to the speech According to the article in servation, aren't going to help Group billing is classrooms arid offices on the Suicide referendum taken, we can begin to win the TTie Blade the areas that are the income of farmers, but Rea- unfair practice eleventh floor. addressed problem war on apathy. Please, our fu- targets for the cuts include gan doesn't care. As you can imagine, Mr. Dill, tures depend on it. Medicare, farm programs, vet- STUDENT AID: This ought to this would be an obvious cause erans' health programs, civil hit us right where we live. How In reference to the rebuttal to for wear, tear and abusement of Thank you for your attention service, retirement programs, much more will Reagan cut out my letter of the 14th of Novem- said lifts. Are you going to tell Brown University students re- to this problem. and STUDENT AID. of federal student aid; he has ber, I would like to ask Mr. Dill me that I, or anyone else on my cently passed a referendum, I have to give Reagan credit already cut so much out it can be if he had really thought out his floor is responsible for the fre- which stated that suicide pills Carlene E. Bennett for this: he didn't leave anybody compared to a turkey about two objections to group billing. I quent breakdowns of these lifts? should be made available in the out on these cuts. Oops! did I say weeks after Thanksgiving. Since would like to think that it is Before you answer, though, I event of a nuclear war. The he didn't leave anybody out? there's no meat left I guess he obvious to those of us who live in should like to tell you of a simi- Brown University students What I meant to say was: he will start breaking the bones dorms that house classrooms as lar situation that exists in Offen- should be applauded. They have ■Respond didn't leave anybody out except that are left over. I suppose we well as students that group bil- hauer East. There are just two stated that nuclear war is sui- himself and his rich friends and can expect this from a man who ling is blatantly unfair. differences. One is the fact that cide. Even more importantly, family. wants to abolish the federal De- However, there is just one their lifts rarely breakdown, for they have addressed an issue The same anonymous admin- partment of Education. I know thing about my letter that I there are no offices in their that most Americans have cho- The BG News Editorial istration official mentioned quite a few of the so-called Rea- would like to clear up before I sen to ignore. It cannot be ig- Page is the campus forum for building. There is no eleventh comments regarding articles above said that one of the budget ganites on campus and I truly, answer Mr. Dill. When I said, floor, for that matter. Yet, nored! It should be realized that packages "salient features" is hope if they are affected by "knowing that next year's group should anyone decide to charge all the bombs in the world are in The News or important that it will scarcely affect" these cuts they won't complain of residents would have to pay not going to stop nuclear war. issues concerning the Univer- all of us in Offenhauer West for sity and its community. programs for the poor. Let me later on because it's their own for my year's damage," I had these recalcitrant, abused lifts, People are going to stop nuclear ask all of the people that voted fault. hoped that the alleged abilities we, and only we in Offenhauer war and we, as human beings, for the Reagan image a ques- Well Reagan, "there you go of those who attend college, al- West, must pay for them. have the right and the responsi- Guest columns from mem- tion. Who do the above men- again," proving once again that beit B.G.S.U., would have the Now, if you still think that bility to say "Stop!" "We want bers of the University com- tioned programs benefit? The you are an idiot. It is a tough ability to comprehend our com- group billing is fair. I think that to live." As a university com- munity are gladly accepted. answer is: One of the largest lesson to learn but the entire mon tongue, or is it possible, Mr. mat is your right. I, for one. posed of adults, who represent If you would like to write a contingents of beneficiaries of country has another four years Dill, that you are a recent den- would hope that others would the hope for the future, let us "commentary" column theseprograms is the poor. to watch and learn. Maybe by izen of this country? My year's see the inherent injustices of this take a stand to combat this please contact the editorial MEDICARE: This program 1988 the voters will have a good damage, should it not be appea- system, and I would also hope plague of apathy. We should editor. was designed to benefit the reason for who they elect. I nope rant, means the year in which I that there would commence a make our fellow Americans lower income elderly in our these budget cuts are not just a and everyone else attend large number of students who aware that we are concerned Letters and guest columns country that can't afford the beginning of what is in store for B.G.S.U. It does not mean the would lobby against this obvious and we are willing to do what is should be typewritten, dou- medical treatment that they so us, but In studying Reagan's damage that I would inflict upon sham. necessary to prevent such a ble-spaced and signed. Your often need. Medicare doesn't past record I am prepared to our already battered campus, holocaust from occuring. By address and phone number adiddly-squat when it comes accept the inevitable - that they for, under this bizarre system of Paul M. Flore supporting the stand that the must be included for verifica- ispital costs in this country are just a beginning. group billing, I would, ob- 1122 Offenhauer West Brown University students have tion. as it is now. So what does Rea- viously, have to pay for said gan want to do? He wants to cut James B. Vanzant, a column- damage were it near my room. ■Correct ion s- Letters to the Editor should even more away which will hurt ist for the News, is a freshman Yet, there could be an excep- not be longer than 200 words the elderly of this country even business administration major tion, Mr. Dill. Has it not oc- The quote attributed to me in Action Office, 705 Administra- and guest columns should not more. Reagan doesn't care from Cleveland. curred to you that I could get my November 28 BG News was in- tion Building or the Under-grad- be longer than 500 words. druthers by causing some sort or -THE BG NEWS' correct. There have been (and uate Student Government or damage to your floor, not admit continue to be) incidents of ra- Graduate Student Senate of- Anyone wishing to submit to it, and gloat while you and EdKx Carolyn Vm Sell* Wlra Edtor Oaolftay Barnard cial harassment at Bowling fices. application to become a regu- Managing Edtor OaboranSchmook Cooy Ed*x Jo* Phtlan your "buddies," pay for the Green State University. It is Suzanne Crawford, Director lar columnist for the News AtM Managing Edtor PaMciaHMar AMI Cooy En OankMErwii damage? Has it also occurred to because of such incidents, which Affirmative Action should contact the editorial NawiEdmx MaryJoMcVty Ant Copy Ed DanMWHdar you that there are other circum- have been clearly documented editor. EoterUEdtor MiamiD Town AttiCopyEd JBTrod.au stances in which damage oc- by three University-wide com- Sports Edtor MvcOtfph Graphic* Edtor Jmvooi curs? The News reserves the AMI Sporti Edtor 8ltva0»*in FrtdtyEdtor Hunt*Ortnda mittees: The Status of Women There was an error in the Nov. right to reject letters or por- Pnoio Edtor 8u»n Crow Production Sup'r SMpMrw DMcMl I live in Offenhauer West; and Minorities (1982), the Presi- 15 issue of the News in an article AMI Pholo Edtor FMMHUIO Producoon Sup'r Marv Bryan however, we and our friends are tions of letters that the staff dent's Committee on Recruit- titled "Aid rules made strict" on believes to be in bad taste, not the only ones who use the ment and Retention of Minority Th* 80 Now* ■ puMthtd iMy Tuaaday through Frtdty during tht acadtmlc yMr and facilities of this dorm. There are page 1. The article said that the malicious or libelous. All sub- waaMy durtng Iht niron mMon by «w Board ol atudant PudcMon. ol Bowing OrMn and Non-Traditional Students University's new financial aid missions are subject to con- SMS UntwrMV. far many more who visit this (1983), and the President's Task policy gives students one semes- Oprwnt axprataad by cotumnMM do not nicttiarly refect mo opHona o( m« BO dorm, and this is because we densation according to space Force on Minority Student ter to bring up their grade point available. Nawt have the distinct honor of hous- Needs (1984) that the Equal average if they are found defi- Tin BO Nawt and Bowing Oraan Store UravartKy are aqual opporejnlly amptoyart and ing the Speech 102 offices and Oo not daerlmaiata In Nrtng pracaoM Opportunity Committee has de- cient under the new University Columns that appear in the Th* BO MOW* wB not •coop! advancing Irat It daamad dlacrlmtnalory. doo/aOng or classrooms. veloped the proposed Racial and standards. However, the new BG News do not necessarily nouBng on tit bat* ol not. M« or natonal origin I would like Mr. Dill to see just Ethnic Harassment Policy. The policy actually gives students reflect the paper as a staff. copyright I Ml by ma BO Nawt a) right rtMrvtd how many people ride the three Committee encourages individ- two successive semesters to EdtorW tnd ButmtM OfflcM lifts that connect all eleven Address your comments to: toe umvtmiy mi ual students and student groups bring up their GPA, according to Editor Bowing Oratn Stare UnhartHy floors of our dorm. Sure, most of to read and respond to this pro- Bob Arrowsmith, assistant vice Bowing Groan. One 43403 us who live here use these lifts, posed policy. The policy may be president for Student Affairs. The BG News Phont: (41 SI 372-2*01 but what really draws the obtained from the Affirmative 104 University Hall Hourt 8 a m lo S p m Monday through Frtdty crowds most of the time are the The News regrets the error. BG News/December 6,1984 3

Students blame libraries New car stolen from Discs mysteriously erased auto transport truck by Carole Hornbergcr counter of both library check- were programs on it. He then a magnet before programs staff reporter out areas. Wood said it is passed the disc through the can be erased. designed to change polarity in gates several times and by Geoffrey Barnard ment and several police dogs, Last year, Schroeder said, wire editor Ash said. Sitting in front of the Apple the magnet found in each rubbed the disc, which was his office needed to erase HE IS CHARGED with grand computer, John could not be- book. out of its folder, over the management information counter. It was a matter of "good theft/auto, and is being held in lieve his eyes. His entire disc If this is not done before the systems discettes when taste" but poor driving for two Wood County Jail under $10,000 had been erased. He always book is taken from the li- He also placed paper clips, classes were over. He said which stood on end, on top of Findlay youths who allegedly bond. was painstakingly careful brary, Wood said, the buzzer they did some testing and stole a new car from an auto- The two youths led members with his disc and could not will sound when the student the counter to show there was found that when they touched mobile transport truck early of the Findlay post of the Ohio figure out why this had hap- walks through the gates. a magnetic force. After a few a magnet to the disc, all pro- Tuesday, according to Bowling State Highway Patrol on a high pened. Then he remembered WOOD SAID the gates are minutes, Wood put the disc grams were erased. The fur- Green Police Chief Galen Ash. speed chase for "15 to 25 miles," he had placed the disc on the not an electrical Held but back in the computer. None of ther away the magnet from The pair stole a 1985 Chevrolet according to the police report. library demagnetising table. contain a light field that can the programs were altered. the disc, the less Impact it Camaro Z-28 "with all the good- The car was spotted by mem- detect anything heavily mag- Despite these findings, had on erasing, he said. ies on it" about 12:45 a.m. from bers of the Highway Patrol out- According to Floris Wood, netic. He said if the book Is Wood said it seems possible a Shroeder added that the the Holiday Inn parking lot, 1550 side of Findlay on 1-75 about an assistant professor/informa- not demagnitized, it casts a disc could be erased because size and power of the magnet East Wooster St., Ash said. hour after it was reported miss- tion services at Jerome Li- heavy shadow causing the of the magnetic power under and quality of the disc also One suspect, the passenger, ing, Ash said. brary, students claim they buzzer to go off. the counter and its ability to could be factors. was arrested after he had aban- "Whoever these guys were, have lost programs or char- Wood said he has done sev- change the polarity of other Because the library is not doned the car south of Fostoria. they had good taste, he added. acters have been tumbled on eral experiments rubbing sure their instruments do not The car had been badly dam- "From what I understand the their discs, but were is no discs over the counter and ALSO said there are erase programs, Wood rec- aged when it was driven over an car was just beautiful." proof the demagnetising in- passing them through the probably many other possible ommended students avoid 8-inch sewer pipe, according to The two had driven to Bowling strument causes the loss. Ktes. Each time, he said, he reasons for the loss of infor- putting discs on top of the police reports. Green from Findlay in a 1984 The demagnetiser is used s not lost any part of the mation on a disc but he is counter or near any magnetic Oldsmobile Cutlass allegedly at both the Jerome and Math- discs' programs. unsure of what they are. field. He said the possibility The other suspect is still at stolen from a Findlay auto deal- Science libraries. In an experiment done for According to Dale Sch- of putting warning signs up at large, the report stated. ership, the report stated. Wood explained the instru- this reporter at the Science roeder, assistant director of each check-out center to re- Billy L. 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M M *S *H week gets Animal research questioned Editor's note: This story is a drawn between animals and hu- ment," he said. "Scientific ends can achieve results superior to follow-up to last week's story on mans are untrue. do not Justify this." those obtained through animal students involved animal research. "For example, it is impossible Gorney said animals are noth- research. to attempt to reproduce all the ing more than tools to research- OTHER ALTERNATIVES in- by Zora Johnson genetic factors involved in hu- ers. "When they apply for clude clinical psychology or ob- U*A*S*H Week, a University credit for M'A'S'H Week to reporter man mental illnesses in a rat," grants, animals are budgeted servation of animals in their Activities Organization event Judy Connors, director of the Gorney said. "A rat is a simplis- for along with other supplies natural habitats, he said. running this week, has been a News & Views/Lectures Com- One animal dies every three tic model at best." such as detergent and glass- "Instead of conducting exper- way for UAO to work as a unit mittee. seconds in laboratory experi- Many drugs, if they had been ware." he said. iments to discover how rats play and get more students involved ments in the United States, tested on animals first, would Animal rights' activists are and applying these results to in its programming. The week's events began Sat- according to Gregory Gorney, not be in use today, according to currently backing a Congressio- children, a researcher can sim- urday with a Red Cross multi- president of Students for Ani- Gorney. He said aspirin kills nal bill designed to protect ani- ply observe children at the play- to Julie Needham, media first aid workshop. Other mals at the University. cats and results of penicillin mals from suffering ground behind Johnston Hall," —jnt, the event is an highlights have included Gorney, senior restaurant testing on guinea pigs are incon- unnecessarily in laboratory ex- he said. ity for UAO to bring in "M'A'S'H," the original movie, management major, said this clusive. periments, Gorney said. In- "Morally, I feel that it is to students which they and a 25-question tnvia contest use of animals is not only cruel, THE ANIMAL Welfare Act cluded in the bill are provisions wrong to use animals for experi- with prizes awarded to winners. but unnecessary. sets standards for care of ani- for anesthesia, duplicative re- mental reasons." he said. But Today, UAO is sponsoring a trip "Beneath the scientific jar- mals such as cats and dogs, he search and repetitive use of ani- realistically, all research can't The idea for M'A'S'H Week to Tony Packo's Cafe in Toledo. gon, animal research is redun- said, but these guidelines do not mals. be stopped. But I feel that it developed when the News 4 Because UAO is always dant and invalid," he said. "The apply to rats and mice. "Researchers are in a rut of would be better to fund alterna- Views/Lecture Committee in- looking for new ideas, M'A'S'H same experiments are done over ''Although animals may be immediately turning to an ani- tives, rather than repetitive, vited Larry Linville (M'A'S'H's Week probably will not become and over, often with inconclu- well-fed and kept in clean condi- mal model to solve biological psychological research. Major Frank Burns), to speak a tradition, Needham said. How- sive results." tions, there is no law to protect problems," he said, adding that "When animal research is on campus, Needham said. ever, she added, UAO might use He said researchers' claims them from experiencing pain the study of tissues and sea stopped, no one will suffer from She said she attributes much the theme again in a few years. that major comparisons can be and suffering in an experi- urchins or the use of computers it; the world will survive."

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Was that Santa? K N"ws Susan Cross Three year-old Ryan Solt. son of Donna and Mike Solt. watched Santa as he gave away candy canes to the crowd in the Union for the annual Christmas tree lighting. Participants in the festivities were the men's and women's choruses, Mary Edmonds, vice president for Student Affairs, and, of course, Santa, played by Bob Arendash, director of publicity for University Activities Organization. BG News/Susan Cross Only 18 shopping days left 'til Christmas Students plan day of fun

IF YOU PLAYED Kids' holiday planned CLARINET or by Kelly Fritz fessor of education. THE DAY'S activities will jn J reporter include crafts, an art project, games, stories, records, music, BASS CLARINET "THE PROGRAM serves a movies and a visit from Santa, Students in the University's dual purpose," Schnupp-Lee who will be handing out treats. in your high school band, $ College of Education are offer- said. "The parents have an op- WE INVITE YOU TO PLAY IN ing a day-long babysitting serv- portunity to finish their Lisa Bornhorst, senior educa- ice Saturday for parents who Christmas shopping, and our tion major and student chairwo- THE UNIVERSITY BANDS SPRING SEMESTER want to Christmas shop without students have the opportunity to man of the event, believes the "help" of their children. learn by planning the event and student volunteers will benefit Please contact the University Band Office working with the children." from their "Kids' Day" experi- The event, called "Kids' ence. at 372-2186 Day," is a first-time project More than 100 children have "I think the day will be a lot of Or stop by at Room 1010 Moore Musical Arts Center sponsored by the Elementary registered for the program and fun," Bornhorst said. "It's a Education Student Advisory will be supervised by SO advi- good experience working with for more information Board, said Janet Schnupp-Lee, sory board members and volun- kids and also doing the planning board adviser and assistant pro- teers. that a teacher has to do."

the actor at age 14 in junior high In Love," and Jessica Walter (as school and put Dillon in "Over the status-conscious Mrs. the Edge" (1978) as a tough Brody) is best remembered for street kid. Several top flight asking Clint Eastwood to "Play roles followed, with Dillon Misty For Me." becoming a new symbol of teenage rebellion in "My Director Garry Marshall Bodyguard," "Little Darlings," "Tex," "The Outsiders," shoots for the stars "Liar's Moon" and "Rumblefish." But in "The For director Garry Marshall, Flamingo Kid," there is a new "The Flamingo Kid" is a Malt Dillon to be discovered. comedy right up his alley. Sure, he's still a legend in his Known for his knack with own neighborhood, but he's a youthful casts of hit TV shows rumblefish out of water with a such as "Happy Days" and flair for comedy and a crush on "Laverne & Shirley," Marshall shapely newcomer Janet Jones.

"Dance Fever" star in major Him role

The tall, sunny blonde shines in her first major film role after Mall and Janel — a breath of fresh air. brief appearances in "One From the Heart" and "Grease II." A veteran at age 22 of five A NEW MATT DILLON...ON THE MOVE seasons on TV's "Dance Fever" OK, smart guy! What would So, in September, what will it Although he is only 20, Matt team, Janet Jones will follow Shapely newcomer Janel Jones. you do if you were Jeffrey be? For Matt Dillon as Jeffrey Dillon has starred in eight Films her role in "The Flamingo Kid" Willis? It's your last summer Willis in Twentieth Century since a casting director found by starring in the eagerly guides "The Flamingo Kid" on before choosing between col- Fox's "The Flamingo Kid," the awaited film version of "A the heels of his first hilarious lege and jobless oblivion. Now decision won't be easy. Chorus Line." feature, "Young Doctors in comes a summer dream job at Everyone has an idea about i Love." the ritzy El Flamingo Beach what he should do with his life Also starring is a seasoned trio Club, a luxurious haunt of the — and they're ALL wrong. of lop performers. Richard For a dash of summer in the New York rich absolutely drip- Crenna (as slick sports car dead of winter, here comes ping easy money and overrun dealer Phil Brody) recently "The Flamingo Kid." Your last with beautiful girls. You rub Flair for comedy made his mark in "Body Heat" days before college were never more than shoulders with a and "First Blood," and will this hot and bothered. gorgeous blonde coed visiting soon reteam with Sylvester from California, you are taken As the bright but less than Stallone in a second "Blood" under the wing of the Club's "Easy Street" smart Jeffrey, called "Rambo;" Hector resident "get-rich-quick" artist Matt Dillon takes on a role Elizondo (as Jeffrey's con- and, suddenly, college is com- tailored to show the talented cerned father) was last seen in ing in a very distant second. young actor in a new light. Mall Dillon Is "The Flamingo Kid: the hilarious "Young Doctors 6 BG News/December 6,1984

Reagan works Fire's one-year anniversary to cut budget '83 blaze prompts new regulations

WASHINGTON (AP) - De- tion to fully implement. Re- CINCINNATI (AP) - The fire at least $3.5 million, said spokes- Meg Harman of the Association The fire chief said he thinks claring "we must get control ductions in the planned a year ago yesterday that killed man Jim Bruney of the Ohio for Retarded Citizens of Hamil- every structure in the city of federal spending." Presi- military buildup also are ex- seven residents of a group home Department of Mental Retarda- ton County. "Once the state rec- should have sprinkler systems, dent Reagan ordered his Cab- pected to be recommended. for the mentally retarded has tion and Developmental Disabi- ommendations for mini- including single-family houses. inet yesterday to save nearly prompted new requirements or lities. sprinkler systems are a reality, $34 billion next year through a ACCORDING TO A docu- recommendations for smoke William Koenig, whose son then we would probably all feel Authorities said the burned drastic program of either ment White House budget di- alarms and sprinkler systems in Terry died in the Cincinnati better." Dana Avenue home met all state freezing, cutting or eliminat- rector David Stockman used those facilities. group home fire, said he will be and city fire and safety require- ing all of the government's in briefing congressional Re- Among other things, the 1983 satisfied that some lesson has THE DEC. S, 1983, blaze killed ments. It was licensed in Jan- domestic programs. publicans, spending on liter- blaze at a three-story home in been learned from the tragedy if six residents of the Cincinnati uary 1983, passed fire The president's orders in- ally hundreds of programs Cincinnati's North Avondale the Legislature adopts those rec- home and injured four others inspections in January and Au- clude tentative approval for would be frozen at the current neighborhood prompted forma- ommendations. Koenig said he and the facility's night man- gust 1983 and was equipped with eliminating the federal reve- levels. tion of a state committee to isn't bitter about his son's death, ager. A seventh resident died smoke detectors, portable fire nue sharing program to the For other programs, such study group-home safety regula- and that he has not second- more than a month later from extinguishers and pull fire states and phasing out all as the Small Business Admin- tions ana recommend im- f jessed the decision to place his injuries. Fire inspectors at- alarm boxes. federal subsidies to mass istration and Community De- provements. The committee has erry in the group home. tributed the fire to careless use transportation programs and velopment Block Grants, urged passage of laws to require of smoking materials near a In response to the fire and the Postal Service, members there would be deeper cuts. that sprinkler systems and "HE ENJOYED everything plastic waste basket. Wells' urging, the Cincinnati of Congress said. Other programs would be smoke detectors monitored by he ever had," Koenig said. "He Fire Chief Norman Wells said City Council enacted an ordi- Reagan's list of budget cuts eliminated or phased out. alarm companies be installed in enjoyed living in that home." at the time that all of the lives nance requiring group homes in presented to his Cabinet also all group homes licensed by the Operators of some group might have been saved if the Cincinnati to install smoke de- would eliminate the Job In addition, the plan in- state to house six or more re- homes for the retarded have group home had a sprinkler sys- tectors and alarm systems mon- Corps and the Legal Services cludes a phaseout ot federal tarded residents. begun installing sprinkler sys- tem. The state did not require itored by alarm companies Corp. and phase out federal subsidies for Amtrak, the na- Gov. Richard Celeste has en- tems, even though they are not sprinkler systems in the homes outside the home. That law subsidies tor sewage sys- tional passenger railroad. dorsed those recommendations, required by Ohio law. then and still doesn't. takes effect Jan. 1, 198S. Pre- tems, according to congres- Stockman told the Republi- which are awaitingaction by the I think that residential oper- "My feelings are just as vious laws only required smoke sional and administration cans that Reagan has not yet Ohio Legislature. The safety im- ators are more aware, and strong now as they were be- detectors that sounded warnings officials. approved any cutback in the provements could cost the state that's an important step, said fore, Wells said. inside the house. planned Pentagon buildup, Only Social Security is although he has been asked to exempt from the edict, which do so by both his advisers and will require congressional ac- congressional leaders. Cincy neighbors search for 'big cat9

CINCINNATI (AP) - There The Sniders, who are licensed tame and has been a pet, be- one of our people saw it..." are skeptics and there are be- by the state wildlife agency to cause of its behavior and be- lievers as the search intensifies capture nuisance animals, were cause its footprints revealed it VARIOUS NEIGHBORS have for a "big cat" - which some say called into the case by neighbor- has been declawed. reported seeing the animal, in One Urge One Item Pizza is a cougar or mountain lion - hood residents who were re- their backyards or in the street that has people in a Cincinnati ferred by the Hamilton County Harold Dates, assistant man- or on a basketball court. The neighborhood wary. Society for the Prevention of ager of the county SPCA, said he animal has not harmed anyone. Cruelty to Animals. They have doesn't think the animal is a Marsha Snider, who with her been leaving out food in wooded large cat. He has seen its foot- Lamont Bohannon, 17, said he husband, Samuel, have made areas of the North Avondale prints, which measure about saw the cat Saturday night slink- FREE DELIVERY 352-3551 nightly forays in recent weeks to neighborhood where the cat has three inches across. ing along a basketball court. try and tranquilize the mystery been reported, in hopes of luring It was walking across the cat, said yesterday she believes the animal so they can hit it with But, he said, a large cat would courts. I heard it growl. Then I the animal is probably a cougar a tranquilizing blow dart. eat smaller animals - including ran," Bohannon said. "When the or something similar. The ani- dogs and cats in the neighbor- policeman asked me if I saw mal is apparently obtaining food "ITS NOT THAT hard to hit hood - and no residents have where it went, I said, 'I didn't ;Newlove Management from people or garbage cans, or anything with a blow dart. I complained about their pets dis- stick around.'" it might well go in search of think they're more accurate appearing. children or small animals for than tranquilizer guns," Mrs. Snider said she and her hus- food, Mrs. Snider said. Snider saia. ' 'They would eat a pretty hefty band plan to take the cat to their Find your dream apartment without The animal has been reported diet," Dates said of large cats. home, where they have a cage, trudging through the snow. Eliminate the "We personally feel that it in the area off and on for about "If it had gotten any cats, dogs, before the tranquilizer wears hassles of apartment shopping with could very well be a cougar," two years, but has caused con- we would have gotten calls on it. off. The couple has previously she said. "I think it's being fed. cern recently because more peo- There has to be some explana- captured animals including a Newlove Management Services. Simply call If it wasn't, it would start stalk- Ele are seeing it in areas near tion to it, but we'd like to get a bear. for our free brochure listing over 400 ing people, particularly chil- omes and apartments, Mrs. reliable source, so to speak. If "We do windows," she quipped. "We don't do snakes." apartments and houses for rent. dren. It likes small game." Snider said. She thinks the cat is the police department saw it or "Don't be disappointed. Shop Now! Just call, or stop by our office... Ready for finals??? successful because we do more for you." CAMPUS MANOR APARTMENTS NEWIPVE 352-9302 MANAGEMENT SERVICE •••••••••••• Anytime • • Close to all your needs, classes, convenient stores, and town. • Furnished, 2 bedroom apartments renting now for summer and fall • Limited number of roommate postions for the r semester i • On site management, maintenance and laundry i facilities. i • All utilities paid except lights i VISIT OUR MODEL/OFFICE i 128 N. Main / Downtown 505 Clough, Suite B15 i (next lo Sterling & Dorscy's) i THIS COUPON ENTITLES HOLDER TO $1 OFF i ITEMS BELOW OR ANY OTHER REGULARLY PRICED SB&BOb i LP OR PRERECORDED TAPE IN STOCK. GOOD THRU SUN. DEC. 9, 1984 3 Cold 24 Returnables, King Kegs, Beer Balls, Wine, Imports PAT BENATAR PAUL MCCARTNEY TKOPICO GIVE MY REGAROS ^Thursday Night.. nduOMf TO BROW STREET • ■••ong'Oo" Oo* Soofl'I*. ATTITUDE Erito Lay * - TtwLOWt And W«*nflaMd ADJUSTMENT • POTATO CHIPS • .T For the 19 & over crowd. 8 oz. pkg. Regular price on mixed drinks is 50e. ^Friday... 2 litre PEPSI $1.09 WITH COUPON ROCK NIGHT CULTURE CLUB BARBRA STREISAND Post offs - Miller Lite 12 pk cans, Bud 12 HAKIM. IP WITH EMOTION For the 18 & over crowd. THE HOI SE ON FIRE pk cans, Olympia 12 pk cans, Michelob 6 mMM M— HO WlH»l -#■-«» lHV¥«<*oo*/Oof>!**Abouth- n/HMrt OtAl Oiim ■*» »<* Regular price on mixed drinks is 501 HMoOoo

Gone are the days when sailors come home from the sea with serpents - or the name of their beloved - emblazoned on their biceps. Yet being tattooed has been growing in popularity in recent years. According to Robert Gerrie, owner of Toledo Tattoo Company, tattooing is an extension of a person's feelings about life and changes in tattoo designs over the last five years are expressing these. "Tastes have shifted from the traditional "MOM" or skull and crossbones and now people want what is called fantasy art," said Gerrie. Gerrie desribes fantasy art as wizards, dragons and unicorns. In recent years there also has been a growing trend away from drab one- and two-color designs based in green, he said. Gerrie now is working with as many as 14 colors. Tattoos as a symbol of something done by a drunken soldier is no longer correct, according to Gerrie. "People are taking more time to decide whether they really want a tattoo. They also are bringing in pictures or their own designs to make the tattoo unique, he said. A vend toward involvement of women as recipients and artists is also becoming apparent, he said. He added mat 80 percent of his business is from women. Of seven customers on a recent Saturday, five were women, Gerrie stated. Gerrie said most clients were between 25 and 40, although he does attract a lot of college students. He recently tattooed a group of fraternity brothers from the University of Toledo who had their greek letters tattooed on their calves. Wayne Collins, senior sports studies management major, received a tattoo when he was 18. According to Collins, tattoos are very popular in the Northeast where he got his. However, Collins said he has received some negative feedback here at the University and he thinks it is because they aren't as common here. Collins has a traditional tattoo design on his right shoulder - a crucifix with a rose on each side and his name inside the crucifix. Collins' second tattoo is on his hip. He and his high school hockey teammates had their team mascot, a red devil, and their number tattooed as a symbol of team unity. According to Gerrie, men still have tattoos placed on arms, chest or back, while women prefer to have them on shoulders, wrists or ankles. ' 'Most women want them in an obvious place where they can be seen without having to take off their clothes," Gerrie said. He said this indicates a trend toward tattoos becoming more accepted in society. Gerrie said most men request traditional designs, such as the eagle, which range in price from $65 to $150. Women's designs range from $30 to $45 and the most popular include butterflies and roses. He said price is based on the size of the design. Since there are no schools that teach tattooing, it is learned through apprenticeship under a recognized tattoo artist, Gerrie said. He is certified by at least eight international organizations. "These organizations help me keep up with the latest tech- niques and business trends,'' he said. The actual process of tattooing is done with machines which introduce colors into the skin with an electric needle. Gerrie stressed that the techniques used for tattooing do not involve using hypodermic needles. He also said there is very little pain involved in the procedure and most of his clients describe the sensation as one similar to a razor burn or sunburn. Collins said, "the pain is just a case of mind over matter." According to Gerrie, the ability to properly tattoo someone is more than a trade or a skill. He sees it as an art form which enables him to help people express their feelings in a unique way.

Nancy Inspects her new $45 tattoo, pointing out the features to her husband Louie. Nancy, who asked that her last name not be used, is from Clyde. Ohio.

The event will not be forgotten as Nancy's husband Louie and friend Carol capture the scene on film.

Nancy grimaces as tattoolst Bob Gerrie outlines a pegasus on her right buttock while her husband keeps her skin taut.

Story by Teresa Tarantino Photos by Phil Masturzo Wayne Collins dons a tattooed crucifix on his right shoulder. SnsEte 8 BG News/December «, 1984 A change for the better Cleveland hopes to Finally, a lineup the fans can appreciate beat Pittsburgh jinx BEREA, Ohio (AP) - The so- the Browns would be traveling Tuesday night, aa I sat in So the flair of Irish and the them off so early. throughout the season. called "Three Rivers jinx" has to Pittsburgh with playoff hopes. the press box of Anderson leadership of Greer are But the physical change in Miller's move to wing little meaning for either Cleve- "But the game is still impor- Arena, I leaned over to my nothing but memories, but the lineup made by Weinert forced former starter Keith land Browns' Coach Marty tant the way I look at it in terms partner and said, "I'm last night's game was an was a definite plus. Taylor to a forward spot. He Schottenheimer or Pittsburgh of our continued progress. We're leaving as soon as Boston has excellent display of John (we Weinert peeled senior didn't argue, he scored 21 Steelers' Coach Chuck Noll. 3-3 in the last six games (since this one in the bag. And, hey. need more "we and less reserve point guard Al points. The Browns have never won at Schottenheimer replaced the that shouldn't take too long.'' "me") Weinert's coaching Thomas off the bench and Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Sta- fired Sam Rutigliano) and we've The rest of the game was philosophy. inserted him into the starting Another factor was the play dium, with 14 straight National been improving offensively. We spent in disbelief. Bowling THERE WAS not one role and moved regular Brian of center Mike Maleske, who Football League losses there have to continue to work on and Green played like a team this particular standout player. Miller to the wing. This returned for the first time since the stadium opened in upgrade our specialty teams reporter had not seen in Nine Falcons saw action, and moved two very good ball from a knee injury. Maleske 1970. ana we want to win the football years, and that includes a Weinert said nine players gave BG the muscle Schottenheimer. looking to game," the Cleveland coach MAC champion of two years contributed. underneath that was lacking Sunday's trip to Pittsburgh, said said. ago. In contrast to the Boston in the Findlay contest. And there are several ways to view Schottenheimer said he'd like University game, the Falcons' though he fouled out, the 6-7 the problem. to force Pittsburgh to throw on opener against Findlay was a sophomore was intimidating, "One would be that the odds every down. sleeper. That game was while adding six points and are now in your favor," Schot- "It they|ve got to throw every sloppier than a young boy's seven rebounds. tenheimer said yesterday. "I down, it means we've taken con- bedroom with a sign on the don't know if it should be a trol of the line of scrimmage and door that reads: "No parents And finally, Weinert factor, but you don't know what would probably also mean that allowed." dazzled the recruiting world goes on in the minds of every we're ahead." And while most BG fans when he signed Anthony player. You do know that every PITTSBURGH HAS struggled were at home eating leftover Robinson from former state time you go somewhere, you with inconsistency this season. turkey, a few of us Brian Miller Al Thoma* champion Canton McKinley have an opportunity to win.' The Steelers crushed the dan- unfortunate ones stuck out High School. Robinson, as a Noll, whose Steelers are only gerous and improving San Diego the entire game against the starting freshman, is 7-7, yet hold a one-game lead Chargers 52-24 only six days On top of that, Tuesday's Oilers. beginning to show the flair over the Cincinnati Bengals in before losing to the lowly Oilers, 67-63 win was more exciting So why the change? handlers in the backcourt Irish possessed these last few the weak Central Division of the now 3-11. than just about any other Maybe the players are sick that disassembled the BU years. AFC, said the Steelers aren't Schottenheimer blamed the game I've seen in Anderson. of hearing how bad they're full-court press. Could it be? Could BG have considering their home streak Steelers' trouble on injuries. And that includes plays like going to be after the THE TANDEM worked so one dominant player again? over Cleveland. "They've really had a number David Greer to Colin Irish for departure of last year's key well together, that if you I hope not, the team play is "I haven't thought about it. of people get banged up. Any a pile-driving, see-you-on-the- players. didn't get a chance to see much tetter viewing, with I'm lust getting ready to play a time you have a significant num- other-end-of-the-court-when-you Or. they were showing them Tuesday, there will be better results. Tuesday's win football team,,r Noll said. ber of injuries, it hurts you and -recover layup. people like me not to write plenty of chances to was a perfect example. IN THE fourth game of the I'm sure it's been a factor," season, the Browns beat the Schottenheimer said. Steelers 20-10 in Cleveland. Steelers' linebacker Jack "The greatest improvement Lambert, an 11-year veteran, We give you 3he tstftoonffement I've seen is their defense. I saw has played only sparingly this more... improvement in it last year, but season because of a painfully Hair. Skin, and Nail Designers they've come on even better and dislocated big right toe. His sta- they play aggressively," said tus for the Browns' game is Noll. listed as questionable. 16 oz. 10% OFF Your Choice Of On Sunday, Pittsburgh fell to Cleveland cornerback Frank A the Houston Oilers 23-20 in over- Minnifield also is questionable A A Haircuts and Perms time. Cleveland, 4-10, also lost in because of a pulled hamstring. BOTTLES with Cindy overtime. 20-17 to Cincinnati. Schottenheimer said that if Min- of A A Remarkably, if Cleveland had nifield doesn't start, cornerback presents 181 (BIS. Main Tm"m held onto its 10-point, fourth- Larry Braziel will start in his »t*SI A A Thru Dec. 21 with this coupon quarter lead over the Bengals, place. WFAL AM 680 A -U7E- A Women cagers win c o a 4 HELPING H.A.N.D.- 1/3 more pop for "Blitz lor Finals" A • Need Class Credit? Bowline Green's women's one-of-one at the line. the same price A basketball team defeated Cleve- Rhonda Moore added 12 points Christmas Party A • Need a place for an internship? land State last night, 71-57, in and eight rebounds and Jo Lynn A A • Enjoy working with adolescents? Cleveland. Shouphad seven points. Wei, Dec. 12 $ The Falcons outscored CSU -50«- 4 • Enjoy individual and group counseling? Tankers top Notre Dame FREE DELIVERY Live Broadcast A 43-25 in the second half after a A • Want a challenge? close 28-27 opening stanza. In- The men's and women's swim Starts at 8 p.m. A Helping HAND, is taking applications for Peer cluded in that second half run teams defeated Notre Dame In A A Facilitator and Supervisory positions. was a 23-6 spurt in the opening 10 South Bend, Ind. last night. Open - 8 p.m. For more information contact Helping HAND minutes. The men won 71-41 behind PlZZOy35?-5l6< A (419) 424-0011. Stephanie Coe led BG with 17 wins from Dan Ersly in the -4-«<4M<*<4«tM points off a torrid eight-of-nine 1,000-meter freestyle and Les performance from the field and Szekly in the 200-meter IM and the 100-meter freestyle. The women won 81-69 with double victories from Sheila <& Weekend Westendorf in the 1,00-meter freestyle and the 200-meter IM. TAKE SOME TIME ~"% *^ Movies and Dawn Grant in the 1,000- and 200-meter backstroke. TO TREAT YOURSELF Thursday, Dec. 8 Club riders open at OSU The Bowling Green club rifle TOP BAT team traveled to Ohio State last weekend for their first match of 6:00 p.m. the season. In addition to BG Main Auditorium and OSU, Xavier, Miami, Akron and Kentucky also competed. Free Chris Frazier led BG with496 Fri./Sat. Dec. 7 8 8 out of a possible 600 points. Mike Babcock (421), Steve Cousins (341) and Scott Prescott also contributted to the Falcon ef- ro&* 8:00 10:00 fort. Main Auditorium a STANLEY H. KAPLAN 6:00pm- 12pm 31.60 w/D FrL/Sat. Dec. 71 I •, -> THE SMART MOVE' Sunday-Saturday

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STARTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 AT SELECTED THEATRES. SURTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 AT SELECTED THEATRES. Classifieds. 10 BG News/December 6,1984 WANTED: F roomie In house across from CLASSIFIEDS: 10- PB UK. II.M WWW OUME M MY. 3M0 SMCES PEP. UK » HTU HERE'S Susan Cemi One Female Roommate needed lor Spring You are me beat Big' I have such a great Hue Rodger's Own bedroom S100 pxje utHee FM KU T1K CLtsWCD DtSPlAI «K 1SU PH MT I HCrl MCKKXTS OUT; 7 UK AUMOUC aemeater $132 60 mo Utlrtlee Included Cal WAV TO WISH whan we go out! II at going to be a Great year! 354-81B1 353-1843 HUMJH POT U AuVBtTSIW KAHJK TWO DM II AOVtOCE IT I PH CUHSICTT ETEKTS Tel Lorn to watch out lor 100 proof Peppermint THOSE HARD TO BUY Roommete needed lor Spring/Summer LUXURIOUS EFFICIENCY APT. FOR RENT Schnapps! Wet have to do n agam real eoom M IK FMT Mf FMI OF OUME; iueaU'.'WT US CHMOED IT KMLM MTE SCAUL FOB PEOPLE ON YOUR X-MAS LIST Apt. Ccmer of 8 Coftego 1 Napoleon SPRING SEMESTER JUST ONE BLOCK L ft L, U Pebble. iNKMrrr PUOIWT SCHEDUIE ARPLUS a TK FKI USTHC EVERY one TKSOAY. HAPPY HOLIDAYS near drive-thru Reasonable Cal Don FROM CAMPUS. $190 INCLUDES ALL UTILI- SO NEWS CHRISTMAS CLASSIFIEDS WILL THANKS SO MUCH TO ALL THE GIRLS WHO or Demon 354-8141. TIES. SMALL. BUT PRIVATE, NEW FRIDGE, rr- BE FEATURED IN THE LAST FALL EDITION HELPED WITH PLANNrNG AND SETTING UP Female Boonanaas needed spring semester Dec 8. 1984 ALPHA SKSMA PHI BUT NO 8TOVE. CAN USE HOT PLATE. OR FRIOAY OCCEMSER 14 WITH HIGHLIGHTS IN FOR THE EN UL SIS DATE PARTY YOU DECEMBER 8. 1848 Nice large apartment has fireplace Vary Inex- EAT ON CAMPUS. HALF FURNISHED. COR- RED AND QREEN — JUST SO- PER LINE WEBE A GREAT HELP AND I APPRECIATE IT! 139 YEARS OF PBIOE penerveCel 354-8133 NER OF N. COLLEGE AND FRAZEE, A LOB (1 LINE MINIMUM) ADVERTISING DEADLINE EN UL StS PRE8CENT, JOANN SHOT FROM TENNIS COURTS. CALL 2-2001 CAMPUS/CITY EVENTS ALPHA SK3 PRIOE MALE ROOMMATE: FOR UK, PLUS ELEC- WED. THE BROTHERS OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA AND ASK FOR MIKE. IF I'M NOT THERE ALPHA SK5 PHIOE TRICITY FOR SPRING SEM., YOU CAN SUB- DEC. WISH MATT/ FEVESZON A HAPPY BIRTH- LEAVE NAME ANO NUMBER. ALPHA SW PWOE LEASE A GREAT APARTMENT, CALL CHRIS BQCTM MAKE IT- TAKE IT' WORKSHOP it- DAY WHERE'S KLEBE/AND HIS MAD DOG SM-SOH. Two female roommatea needed to share four DEC 10, 7 30. 112 UFE SCIENCE COST Always il Sundance!! ^ 4 p.m. NOW? YOUB ATO BROTHERS One female roommate needed tor spring parson apt lor aprtng eemeetor Bant at $3 MATH MAJORS. MINORS. ELEM ED Long Island Iced TM Hey an you KD'a The brothere of SAE would Ru) to congratulate samaMsr. Bull Apartments. Close to campus $118 76 per person Col Torn 354 8928 MAJORS WELCOME 11.801 this Is your social Todd Evans and Katrry ReKhert on their recent Can 1S4-77H. Aak Mr Bath or Karen. Roommatea needed- spring semester Great WHh a Mm lor your hunks- Join me Fitness Brigade and support Toys For Andy Y SABAXi Plnnlrio. location 1/2 block from campus Pleeae cal Tots A rhythmic Illness program ol specially You wouldn't believe the problems I had trying Don't forget to eat your pineapple chunks! One larraaa needed to eubaseaa sharp apt lor The brothers of SAE would eke to congratulate 2nd earn. Own bedroom, eompi lurntshed 354-8375 choreographed exercise routines w* happen to say everything I wanted to aay In thai Oat psyched lor data party Lane Wieomson on tat engagement to Chrle LrtRtfee included Only 130/mo Cal 364. Sat 8 Dec at 11 am. Bayvtew Armory. Toledo. personal I gueea It's just not poserble Suffice Lueya, ***inel. ^_ One lemele needed lo suMeeee nice apt. Cheml 7888 Own bedroom, good price. PRIZES" EXERCISE" FUN" to aay thanu lor the weekend I Too bad it «as T-SHIRTS •" T-SHIRTS ■' T-SHIflTS There may be a law BA openings for Spring Call Uee et 3ft4-7aaa- Admission 1 new toy or cash donation For so short 11 I couldn't nave had a better time I FOB DOFIM. PARTIES. ETC Female roommate needed to auptoeae apart- Semester Application deadline is Dec 10 Cal more «ito cel 726 2851 2852 or 372 2921 lova you ■ Daws). FAST SERVICE. QUALITY. GUARANTEED ment lor spring aemeater Located very doee FernaJe roommate needed lor Spring Sam Cal for more Intormation 372-2458 lo campus in new buikkng 354-7677. 354 7695 lor more mlorrnetton Reggae l*ns. Get up. Stand up A Peter Tosh. ATTENTION O.H.'S FRISCO JONE'S TWIN WIZARD GRAPHICS 364 3088 The slaters ol Alpha XI Delta would Mia to Sat Dec 8 115 Educ Bid . 7 30. Comm to IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT I GET IN TOUCH WITH ••KD/SII " Female roommete to share 2 bdrm apt with only Fensale roommete needed spring congratulate Brigette Wenslnger and Gsrsn Commemorale Boh Marley. MSA TWGA Free YOU. BUT I 0ONT KNOW HOW PLEASE 1 more dey... 1 other. Large, furnished and dean apartment Great location, cable TV, heat Included m Tsrslgnl on their Alpha XI Delta- Sigma Phi B.S.V.P IN THE B G PERSONALS SIGNED. Grab your garter. Nil your flask S730I earn plus sghta Cal Bert 354-7689 rent Call 364-7511. Remember the story ol the Prodigal Son? Epsllon lavatlertng. AN INTERESTED PARTY Only 14 hours, It's here at last! WANTED FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR ONE- 3 fun gvts need 4lh lor Spring semester Haven Find out how his story relates to the True Love your XI sisters meaning of Chrlatmaa at Thursday Night ATTENTION PHI DELTS RAFFLE KIMPOSTTY BEOBOOM APABT NEXT SEM S160/mo House Apts VEBY dose to campus Reasons To David. Lore, and even Tom. live. 7:30 p.m. tontlo In Foe. Inge . 2nd tlr. DRAWING DEC 7 A CHANCE TO WIN A 13 WELL MY FRIEND ITS ALMOST TIME XMAS PLUS UGHTS (or beal otter) 10 MIN WALK Die rate 364-7504 David- Thank you lor a wonderful evening" Union. Sponsored by Campus Crusade tor INCH COLOR TV!! BREAK IS GOING TO BE GREAT, BUT IT8 TO CAMPUS CALL 364-6689 Need 1 or 2 male roommatea lor Spring Lore- Next time we'l make aura there's marors Christ GOING TO BE SAO TOO I WISH YOU COULD M. Rrnmt Needed Semester $l 06 25. 5 nun Irom campus. Cal Tom- Sorry I waa ao mean- one should never be STAY WITH ME BECAUSE I'M REALLY 450 00 par earn. 364-7161 STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL mean to their elders, even rl they do gel caroed CHILDREN CHRISTMAS CAROLLING AT GONNA MISS YOU WE HAVE BEEN Cal 364-3080 - Roommate lor aprtng semester needed Good " Christmas Lott Special " ■or beer. PORTAGE GROUP HOME. MEET AT 110 BA THBOUGH SO MUCH IN SO LITTLE TIME MATURE FEMALE NEEDED FOR SPfNG SE- Irving condltlone S117 50/mo. Coma see at You w* get a FREE ladder and Love, Susan AT 6.JO SUN DEC. •. ALL ARE WELCOME NEVER FORGET THE TRIP TO Kl. AND NEVER MESTER OWN ROOM ANO BATH S160lmo 455B S Enterprise after 1:30 pm Cal altar FREE summer storage It you PS Dab Scnmock was n R A at its beat? UWC PRESENTS FORGET THAT I LOVE YOU LIKE A SISTER CALL 384-1886 6:30 pm 364-6023. purchase a ton before Jan 5 AND THATS HOW I THINK OF YOU HOW To Judy FINAL EXAM PREPARATION WEEK TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Vcaage Green Apartments accepting lei , lor For intormaaon and to order WILL I SLEEP WITHOUT YOU? SORRY Can you analyze the song. "Bom In The DEC 4. 5 30-7 00 SELECTING PREPO- FOR E WOOSTEB RESIDENCY FEMALE Spring ft Fal aemeetera Cal between 12 00 Can 352-3838 ABOUT YOUR CAR I LOVE YA ROOMIE1 USA' by Bruce Spnngeteon lor us please' SITIONS NON SMOKERS CALL NOW 3541316 and 5 00 pm 364-3533 The Loft Construction ft Storage Service CAROLE. Thankai Your Buddy. Kathy OEC 4. 7 30-9 00 TAMING PUNCTUATION Normal M roommate needed Needed: Female roommete for 2nd aemeater. Sweatera Bag $ 14 95 Sale S10 95 (Selected TO OUR PHI TAU CRUSHES KIP. GARY, ft DEC 5. 5:30-7 00 ORGANIZING. DEVEL- lor spring aemeater $93 pfua utieuea ISO/month In top floor of house First months Styles) Blouses 20V40N oft Jeans N Things CHRIS. OPING ESSAYS on Fraree Ave Call 364 6028 rant le paid. Please call 364-3371. OEC S. 7.30-9 00 PREPARING 1 WRITING 531 radge Open tonight tl B p m. TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE X-MAS OMk CRUSH. WHEN ALL THROUGH THE HOUSE Female roommete needed to sublease apt LUXURIOUSLY turn. 2 bedroom apt. close to ESSAY EXAM Little Suzanne Demaatas Gat payched lor intlabOni Don t forget thoae NOT AN ALPHA CHI WAS SLEEPING. NOT very nice apt. close to campue. 1110 a campue needs t female roommete lor spring DEC 6, 5 30 7 00. IMPROVING YOUR SPEL You're the greatest and I could not have picked clean while undlee" Love. Barb EVEN A MOUSE THE DECORATIONS WERE month. Call 352-7671. semester. ONLY $126 per month. PICK UP LING a better me I kjve you bunches' OZ Love 1 HUNG THE DANCE FLOOR WITH CARE. IN PHONE snd csll 364-1167. DEC 8, 7 30-9 00. HOW TO WRITE EFFEC- Mine. Bkj Coaaen 1 I. roommate naadad lor large 3 person apt TIVE SENTENCES HOPES THAT DANCING PHI TAUS SOON $135 plus Ighls Cal Sue 352 6256 2 lemele roommatea desperetely needed lor LOW CLARK- 1 DEC 7. 5 30-7 00. CREATIVE EDITING WOULD BE THERE BECAUSE YOUR AN- 1 mass roommate lor Spring spring semester Greet location H interested. CONGRATULATIONS ON BECOMING 2ND SWER WAS YES. WE EXPLAINED WITH DE- PROOFREADING Unrveralty Courts PLEASE cal 362 7988 Coesgaite Chorale VICE PRESIDENT'I AM SO PROUD OF YOU | LIGHT "HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND DEC 7. 7-30-9 00. TACTICS FOR COPING W. Cal Dave 352-1052 Need 1 ft 2 female students to I* apt*. 2nd with Chamber Orchestra LOVE MY Bafli LOVE. UL' QRENDA LETS HAVE A FUN NIGHT' EXAM BLUES aemeater near campus lor lift or more informa- Messiah with Carols Get BGSU Mom ft Dad sweatshirts at Jeans N LOVE. DASHER. DANCER ft PRANCER UP CAIN PH D UWC DIRECTOR tion Cal 352 7365 December 9 at 3 p m. Al workshops win take place at University Ttanrja. 531 Ridge Open tonight til 8 p m V«n Our New Wine Shop Kobacker Hal HELP WANTED RENTING FOR lifts-** YEAR Writing Center 303 Moeeley 372-2221 or JT'l Carry-Out 405 ThursHn Open Daly 12- Call 372-0171 lor tickets Two bdrm., turn. apt. Heal, water end cable 372-2388 PABTTrME 1 Sunday 1212 t.v. hook-up paid by owner. $5eufpereon!4 9-2 and 49 Was Novak people. Good locellont Cel 362-71S2. Aak for COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJORS Major Extra cash NOW" Tanx lor the equip Sal Good Luck m the Rich. LOST A FOUND DEB. Enthusiastic attitudes earning over $400 per lotedo Co seeks sophomores or tumors search. You're gonna make It down South We Apt tor rant this Spring Two bedroom, lurn RIUNITE ON ICE wreak plus dairy cash bonuses Luv ya. Nat. She!. Sue. Judy ml al least 3 2 GPA and Cobol preferred THATS NICE' Paya $7/hr. Part time coop to alert apt Heal, water and cable I v paid lor. Laundry Apply 178 W Wooaler Who arm be your Alpha CM Chrlatmaa LOST PUPPY ON 11-27-84. THAT EVENING JIM Spring lerm Cal 372-2451 or atop by lacRtiaa. parking lot and bite storage provided Pis Pal's CmahTTIII IN FRONT OF FRAZEE APTS BLACK WITH Cooperetrve Education Program $540/eemester/w/4 persons Cel 352-7182, DECEMBER 8. 1845 Tat the seal on to be roty You bring the beer. BROWN MARKS ON FACE AND WHITE Your source lor sports introduces Ekteton'a 222 Admin eekkxfkch ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA We'l bring the holy See you Thursday. STOMACH HAS BLACK FLEA COLLAR ON IF new oversize recquetbaB racquet Great new 2/3 bdrm house for rent ImntetlaSaly, 139 YEARS OF PRIDE The Phi Mu'a FOUND. CALL 354-1287 gift Idee! Lake Erie Sports- Open tl 8 or 2nd earn. Pertial utilities DELTA GAMMA MISTLETOE MADNESS COM- LOST Saver wrialwatch Fn night ' at Main St PHI DELTS: 4th Lows Betcheider. 362-6992 Keep trying ING SATURDAY WHAT A WAV TO BRING IN LET'S START OFT THE WEEKEND RJOHT Local Boy Scout Camp neede Aquatics DV, Recent birthday present Can 352-2521 ext Hey al you party arsmaai. remember Thursday 1 Roommeta needed for Spring Semester. THE HOUOAVSHM BY BEING WHO AND CRAZY THURSDAY Ecology Ok . Field Sports Dir. Handlcralt Dir 174 it round REWARD night?' (No?) We I have to do It again reel soon! and generel counaekxa lor Summer 1985 Cal Rant Low, Utilities split 4 weys, Csll Jetf or DO YOURSELF ft A FRIEND A FAVORI LOSE NrQHTI THIS WILL BE SUCH A GREAT What a Weekend' Chugs slay our ol my J.O 241-7293 to make appointment tor December Joe 352-2110 WEIGHT ft EARN EXTRA MONEY FOR THE SIGHT BECAUSE WE'LL BE PARTYING Whiskey1 Amy. 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QUALITY GUARANTEED BESTOFFEB CALL Guys N Gala 531 Ridge Open 10-8 M-F. 10- 352-4017 Clara WIZARD GRAPHICS. 364-3096 BAY AT 2-6593. 5 30 Sat 12-5 Sun Think your pregnant? Free leal ft help 1979 OMsmobes Delta 88 QOLDEN KEY NHS NEW MEMBERS: PLEASE Need Money? Why not eel Avon. For more Abaokitety confidential* i inlrxmebon please cal Phyaa at 352-5833 AM-FM, air condemning, new tires JOM US AT THE INITIATION RECEPTION Santa Claua wont deliver you holiday Heartbeat 241-9131 NO RUST. $3300 372 3120 SUNDAY, DECEMBER |, GRAND BALLROOM A Loft College ol Arts snd Sciences has tor sole to AT 3:00. QUESTS ARE WELCOMEI Bui We wif Cal The Loft Conslruclion ft Storage Service student organizations, department/school BOWLING GREEN - PERSONALS QOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY at 362-3838 k) order yours »1 tOBreaklast offices the lollowlng office lurnlture (chairs. NEW MEMBERS: CHECK YOUR MAILBOXES! Mayor Bruce Bellard has de- Bacon or sausage 2 egge, toast ft coltee etc); heavy-duty hand punch, Ireo-standlng clared a parkins meter holi- ALPHA PHI INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS Happy 22nd Lori Anderson Mon-Frl 9 am-1 pm with mia ad planters, end smoking receptaclee. For THURSDAY EVENING Just beware: the Mack might attack"" ExctreaOec 21. 1984 further Intormellon please contact day Saturday through Dec. Lova. Jute (the apaz) Laura Devlaaon (373-2017). DECEMBERS 1984 Ski Mrs, ear mutts, gloves, down veals THE CLOCK RESTAURANT 31. 412E Wooaler ■ wide selection now at Dual 5 band EO- $30 00 Mono 5 Input mxer- During the parking holi- Lake Erie Sports Open HI 8 $30 00 1) Cerotod Mic/Phone plug cord- $12 00. 2) Orraikjrect Mica/ Cap/ Phone plug day, motorists may park at Sundance Presents!1 cord- $20.00 each 1) 80-200 zoom F4 5 any parking meter in the city 112 price appetizers 'I WANTED Lane- Pentax Mount- $7000 Cased Every Sun-Thura. IQpm-lam without paying meter fees. 3720405 or 354-1282. lurprlael It sure waa1 Our surprise Christmas Need roommate lor Second Semester 734 CAMERA For sale Canon At 1. 50 mm 400 Date Party waa a blast' Thanks to al who Bellard cautioned motor- 7545 Aaklor Bel mm lane, end tripod MUST SELL, beal otter. helped make It such a great time Eapedaly cal Ron alter 6 p m 354-8277 ists the holiday means only Shety W and Poly G Love. The Phi Mua Wanted One nonsmoking female to shore large that there will be no charge One Urge One Item Pizza one bedroom furnished apartment Spring 1973IMPALA - RUNS WELL. JUST NEEDS A Serneater S152 50/mo includes: gaa heat, MUFFLER AM-FM CASSETTE DECK BEST for parkins in metered I ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: water, trash pick up, cable TV. Cal OFFEB 384-7338. spaces. All other restrictions, Carolyn 354-8952 lot more Imp NIMH 11 II FOR SALE such as parking in hand- nnnnn IKII'III IIIIII:U.I. WANTED. 2 F ROOMMATES FOR SPRING Coeege can't afford to fix car only minor mini-in i'ii:in;i uiiuu SEM MCE APT . CLOSE TO CAMPUS IF icapped-reserved spaces and UIII:IIHJ.I.II:IIII:IUH IJIIII problems with heeler 1979 AMC. good condi- panong between 3 and S a.m., Thursday Only - Good Inside Only lll'l IU riMIJI-IHII INTERESTED PHONE 354-8880 tion $1000 or beat offer Cal Carolyn 354- will still be enforced. MlsllllliH IJI'llilillll Needed; 1 mala roommate, 2nd t High. All 3484 352-3551 i-ii'iiiiiii ir.iiin Miii-iii uuatleo and cable paid. Great Roommataa: 1974 Dodge Deri, runa wel. cleen Interior Plllll llflllllM MM! I great location; 120.00,mo. IS441M. A steal al $300 Musi aall! Bellard requested down- Hi-iiV.ii i in in Hf.i: IIIII ONE OR TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES Cal Rich M 354-1657. town businesses to discour- IIMIIIIIJIl l-lllllllll'l NEEDED FOR SPRING SEMESTER. CLOSE 1980 Babbit IIIII ii inn ..jr.ii.iij TO CAMPUS. CALL W4-«slt FOR AM FM stereo, exceeant condition age proprietor and employee I.IIIH i IIIIIU i; in i hi axfoaaMATION 82400 384-1189. parking in metered spaces, DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE nniiin uiiiiii inc'iiiit. 1 male rune needed > 125 Mua elect because the purpose of the Mm in i II mi i i II nil in Landlord pays heat. Own room, unturn meter holiday is to provide Aval now for spring earn 300 Napoleon Rd FOR RENT ACRCMS iniiin iif.iiiii i mi in parking for downtown shop- 1 Vip«*'s 50 Discordant 10 Bad tempered 40 Fiddle AptA2 354 8258 5 Branch** 52 Cyp'moid tlsh 11 Fkst mats in 49 In a Jaunty pers. 0 SALT poneipal 53 Mer.no parent "Patar Pan" mannar 13 Pultmak 54 Ganasis name 12 Foxx of comedy 51 Pianist's chavac.*' 57 Patience 15 Started a lenms pause 14 Idyllic spots and others game 56 "La ": ifi Alaskan 62 Skedaddle 16 This or that Ravel majtfOpOliS 64 Caspar and Lat 50 Home. Syria, FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE FALL SEMESTER 1984 17 "OcMnStata" companions 22 Floor panls lormarly capital 65 Cordial 25 Time abors 57 Mstvllle (9 Fan rafltai 67 Vh-avoca 20 Rather narrative TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 20 Lais up 66 Hsavanty 20 Be iustthe 50 Young salmon OF 12/17/84 12/18/84 12/19/84 21 Halved in* hunter ticket 12/20/84 12/21/84 59 Equal: Fr EXAM haivat OS Not so much 30 Vary SOU 00 Wrongful act 23 TUCK » partner 70 Landing place mattress 01 Land mass 24 Graah -•tie- near Paris 31 Spicy slew 63 W Colombia 26 By way o. 71 MakasedQing 32 Moon faalure cHy 27 Plant diMiM 72 Corvcapt 33 Rigging 66 Election 20 -taalnat support winners 8:30 OUBI.- 9:30 M 8:30 M 8:00 M 9:30 T 8:00 T (frantic haste) DOWN 34 Vaa ? 10:30 a.n. 8:30 T 33 Carolina iail 1 Balorahornor 30 Scottish arctic 35 Walk with viQOf stock eiptorar 37 Wailacn w 2 Capital ol the 30 Diacritical mark Whit nay OoldanHorda 42 amiss 30 Art shop 3 Ooodtimas 45 Chest: Prati» 10:45 «.■.- 8:30 w 11:30 T 11:30 M 8:00 W 10:30 M purcnaaa 4 Goalies leal 12:45 p.«. 12:30 T 40 Dm* 5 Saa or Square 10:30 T 41 Sweat*'»"« 6 To a sufficient 43 Hill dweller aitant •u Kay* 7 Ma.tre d' 47 Lilt anda* offering 1:15 p.t*.- 12:30 N 12:30 M 40 Author's 6 Peruvian 1:30 M 3:30 M 1:00 T reward 0 Illusory 3:15 p.m. 1:30 T

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