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Wednesday, November 17, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 60

Briefs Clinton wins NAFTA supporters byhu naulriDavid FcnnEspo Weather The Associated Press the event Mexico violates export stan- Rain, rain will go away: WASHINGTON -- Seizing the momen- Ohio's U.S. representatives share NAFTA views dards. Today, periods of rain, tum on the eve of a House showdown, Clinton met at the White House with ending in the afternoon. President Clinton won a rush of converts See page tour. Rep. Floyd Flake, D-N.Y., who emerged High near 50. Mostly north Tuesday for the North American Free to announce his support. Flake said the winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance Trade Agreement. Opponents accused president had pledged to support new of rain is 80 percent. To- the White House of doling out billions to "Tomorrow, the Congress has simply widespread support for the treaty on Small Business Administration pilot pro- night, decreasing cloudi- line up support. got to vote for hope over fear, for the fu- Tuesday. grams to provide funds for urban areas. ness, with a low in the lower An Associated Press survey showed ture over the past. They've got to vote for "It's my hope my district would be one of 30s. more than 200 House members were confidence in the ability of the American Mickey Kantor, the administration's those," said Flake. supporting the pact or likely to do so. Op- people to compete and win," Clinton told trade representative, worked with Flor- Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, said the ponents' numbers were dwindling, and the nation's governors, summoned to the ida lawmakers over terms to shield the administration was serving up "pork" in Inside The News stood at roughly 200. White House to provide evidence of state's tomato growers from damage in the "basement of the White House."

But it's not my default!: The BG Newt/Tereu Thomai A little communication and courtesy between stu- Food dent and lender can help avoid defaults on student loans.

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On campus wins Get shot at the Health Center: The Student Health award Center has 150 doses of flu by Courtney Gangeml vaccine available to stu- administration reporter dents, faculty and staff on a first-come, first-serve basis. The shot will be given University Food Operations from 8 to 11:15 a.m. and 1:30 was recently presented a Crystal to 3 p.m. Monday, Wednes- Apple Award in recognition of day, Thursday and Friday. outstanding contributions the On Tuesdays, the shots will department has made by employ- be given from0 to 11:15 a.m. ing persons with disabilities. and 1:30 to 3 p.m. No ap- The award was presented by pointments are necessary. the Northwest Ohio Placement The cost is $3 for students Association and Adult Services and $7 for faculty and staff. Providers Consortium to Barbara Students may pay by cash or Erisman, manager of employee charge it to their bursar ac- services in food operations on counts. Faculty and staff behalf of all of food operations. must pay cash. NOPA is a group placement of University Health Service professionals who assist individ- Director Joshua Kaplan said uals with disabilites by locating recipients of the vaccine employment for them in the should expect to wait at the After Class Rendezvous communities where they live. center 15 minutes after the Sophomore criminal justice major Matt Keilmar and sophomore front of the Business Admlustration Building late Tuesday after- The Community Employment shot is given in case a reac- undecided major Shawna Brown enjoy each other's company in noon after a long day of classes. Services is a component of the tion would occur. Wood County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. Wood Lane School, Outside campus Reservation Services, Case Man- agement Services, Adult services More clinic protection sought and Wood Lane Special services Three indicted in Toledo are other components of the murder: Wood County Board, according to TOLEDO - A Lucas Senate attempts to squelch violent anti-abortion protests Tricia Peters, job developer for County grand jury on Tues- Community Employment Ser- day indicted three people in vices. the death of a 22-year-old by Karen Ball The Associated Press abortion lawmakers to drastical- "I am pro-life ... but we cannot The House is scheduled to take The award was given to Food man who was beaten, tied up ly soften the proposed penalties as a society allow acts of violence up a similar bill later this week; Operations for employing more and buried alive. for anyone who repeatedly to promote any cause," said Sen. Democrats in the two chambers than 30 individuals with disabili- Archie Dixon, 20, and WASHINGTON - The Senate staged nonviolent blockades. The Harry Reid, D-Nev. hope to work out a compromise to ties during the past six years, and Timothy Hoffner, 21, both of moved Tuesday toward arming chamber passed, 56-40, a com- "Violence is no response to the send to President Clinton before for its participation in the CES Toledo, were indicted on one the Justice Department with new promise that makes the penalties issue that divides us," added Sen. Congress breaks for the year at Transition Program. count each of aggravated powers to stop abortion clinic less harsh, but keeps the offense Dave Durenberger, R-Minn., an- Thanksgiving. The University has allowed murder, robbery and kid- blockades and go after violent a felony. other abortion foe backing, the Critics said that the bill was an Wood Lane School students to napping. protesters. Senators rejected Later, the vote was even bill. affront to free-speech rights and work in the facilities where indi- If convicted, they could be complaints they were stepping stronger - 62-36 - when the Sen- Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, that it singled out anti-abortion viduals from Wood Lane provide sentenced to death. on peaceful demonstrators' First ate beat what the bill's support- D-Mass., said the incidents tar- demonstrators for punishment. training, Erisman said. Kirsten Wilkerson, 29, of Amendment rights. ers called a "killer" amendment geted in the bill "are not peaceful Other people who stage block- "Transition sites have oc- Toledo, was indicted on two In a test vote on the bill, the relating to violence against anti- protests. These attacks are more curred in McDonald, Kreisher, counts of aggravated mur- Senate turned back a bid by anti- abortion protesters. akin to assaults." See CLINICS, page four. Harshman and the Commons din- der in the death. She faces a ing halls over the course of our maximum sentence of life in relationship with the Universi- prison. ty," Peters said. "The success of Christopher Hammer suf- the program depends on the indi- focated Sept. 22 after being Bloodmobile donations decline vidual support of dining hall buried alive, Lucas County managers." Coroner James Patrick said. The program gives disabled by Leah Barnum get 200 pints of blood per day, which adds up However, the volunteers and Red Cross His body was discovered people, who had not worked be- environment reporter to 3,000 pints per year over the three five- staff do their best to make people feel com- last week in a wooded area day visits in November, February and April, fortable, especially first-time donors, he fore, the ability to learn first in suburban Sylvania Town- said Matt Baker, a senior communications said. hand many of the skills neces- ship. major and student coordinator of the blood "The volunteers really do care about the sary to maintain employment, Dixon, Hoffner and Many people have probably noticed the "Bloodmobile" parked outside of the North- drive. safety of the kids, because many of them Peters said. Hammer lived with Wilker- east Commons this week. But according to The average amount of blood collected have children our age," he said. Peters represented the CES of son. coordinators of the blood drive, the number each year has dropped by about 400 pints per The process is relatively simple, too. Wood Lane and presented the a- Detective Phil Kulakoski of people who actually stop to donate blood week, largely because of the AIDS scare, First, people fill out a paper with questions ward to Erisman and food opera- said the three men were has been minimal during the past years. Goris said. about their personal health-related informa- tions. play fighting at Wilkerson's The University is the largest supplier of The number of blood donors began de- tion and they have their fingers pricked to Erisman was nominated by the house when it turned seri- blood for 19 Northwest Ohio hospitals, but creasing about the time people became more check their blood type, according to Ruth individuals who worked with and ous. He said Dixon and the number of blood donors has decreased afraid of contracting AIDS through needles, Rogers, a Red Cross volunteer. for her, Peters said. Hoffner gagged Hammer, over the past few years, resulting in less she said. People then eat juice and crackers while "Barb has participated with tied his arms and legs and blood for needy patients, according to Judy Another reason for the drop in the number they wait to have their blood drawn, she said. Community Employment Ser- placed him on a bed. Goris, Red Cross blood chairwoman. of donors was because the Red Cross began The blood is drawn by a nurse, and then vices by providing not only train- Dixon and Hoffner then The Red Cross Bloodmobile has been at asking more personal questions about sexual the donors are led to a table where they can ing experience for persons with drove to a wooded area and the University Northeast Commons collect- relations, which may put people in a high-r- eat and drink some more, Rogers said. disabilities, but also summer ex- dug a grave, Kulakoski said. ing blood since Monday - its first of three isk category for having HIV-infected blood, The blood goes to Red Cross staff mem- perience," Peters said. They returned to the annual visits to the University. It will con- Goris said. bers who count the pints of blood, divide the "She has facll luted this pro- house, got Hammer and tinue to be here until Friday. Students can But that is no longer a valid reason not to blood by type and prepare it to be shipped cess by determining the hiring drove to the grave. Wilker- donate blood from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. give, she said. back to the Red Cross center, said Dave Mil- needs of the individual dining son was in the car at the During the first two days this week, the "They absolutely cannot get AIDS by giv- ler, a Red Cross staff member. halls and making suggestions time. Red Cross collected only 206 pints of blood, ing blood - no one touches the needle after Donating is not a big deal, according to concerning placement that would 28 of which were deferred for health it's sterilized," she said. Robert Seeburger, a sophomore environ- benefit both the new worker and Compiled from stuff and reasons, according to Sandra Knoll, a regis- A lot of people are scared because they mental health major who donated blood the operation of food services," wire reports. tered nurse with the Red Cross. have had bad experiences in the past, Baker However, the goal of the Red Cross is to said. Sec BIOODMOBIIE, page four. See AWARD, page three. Opinion page two The BC News Wednesday , November 17, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson .,. . ,. ■ Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Congress to vote on NAFTA today President Clinton has a busy day ahead of him, as months of hard work come to an end and Con- gress votes on the North American Free Trade Agreement. NAFTA will combine the United States, Canada, and Mexico into a common market of more than 360 million consumers and producers with an annual output of $6 million. Less government better option In its simplest form NAFTA seeks to eliminate re- strictions on the flow of goods, services and in- This morning I woke up, had a cigarette, liefs. Their beliefs may not be particularly vestments among the three countries. and drank a beer. On the package of smokes relevant, but hey, nobody likes to go out of Specific U.S. goals include eliminating all tariffs, I scanned the warning, "These stories are business. either immediately or over a period of 10 years, and really, really, really bad for you! We mean But honestly, how many people do you also eliminating all non-tariff barriers on goods and BAAADI". I also remembered all the stories know are diehard Republicans or Demo- services, such as import quotas and import licenses. my mother had told me about the addictive crats? There are some, but most people real- effects of alcohol, based on her experiences ly like to decide on individual candidates and These services include protection of patents and as a nurse at an alcohol clinic. 1 thought issues. trademarks. about some of the other drugs that are out I have a theory for this. It goes something NAFTA will establish an open investment climate there but not legal, though their effects may like this: Our main ideologies don't make any and provide adequate and effective protection and be no worse. I had to wonder why. damn sense. Hence, most people aren't de- enforcement of intellectual property rights. Then I scanned a paycheck stub of mine. voted to either of them. And, most people Then why the opposition? Many say that NAFTA When I took my income tax and began add- don't have a consistent set of political be- represents everything that is wrong with the current ing it to sales taxes, gas tax, local tax, etc. I Jack Ihle liefs. U.S. economy. A main argument stresses that jobs realized I was paying about 30 percent to 40 I myself was in this boat for years. I didn't will be lost to cheap Mexican labor, but compared to percent of my income in taxes. Yet no ser- really like either party, and began searching our $6 trillion gross domestic product, Mexico's $300 vice provided by the government seems to for alternative ideas. billion GDP is very small. be accomplished very efficiently. Hmmm. chemical usage, and artistic expression. If I then read some literature that tied a lot I was about to jump on my motorcycle and it's personal, hands off, please. of things together for me. It was really kind In fact, statistics show that Canada is the number don my state-mandated helmet, but it was However, these folks are often quick to of a combination of conservative market e- one importer of U.S. goods and services, while Mex- raining, so I got into my car and attached the call for regulation of industry and govern- conomics with liberal personal freedom. ico is number three. legally-required seat belt. It seemed a bit mentalization of many social programs, with There was also a renewed importance placed NAFTA will merely apply the finishing touches to confusing why other people have decided such examples as airline regulation, extend- on the ability of a person to decide things for trade relations that are basically open between the what is good for me, even though these de- ed welfare programs, and socialized health themself. Often, this is overlooked today, by U.S. and Mexico. The U.S. has been open to competi- cisions affect nobody but me. care. This would be what is called liberalism. both parties. tion from abroad for decades. I went to the post office to drop off a let- The two main ideologies are often placed There is nothing new in competing with workers ter, and realized that that was where I had on a one-dimensional line graph when people In addition, the idea was introduced that around the world, low-wage or otherwise. This is es- signed up for selective service. In case you are trying to figure them out. If you are pro- many structures of our ever-expanding pecially true because NAFTA does not encourage forgot, that is the procedure that is used to choice, against school prayer, for gay rights, government are not particularly proficient U.S. jobs to move to Mexico, since poor productivity force young men into the military in times of but against fur clothing, you are on the left. at doing what they are intended to do. For there reflects the low wage scale. war. It doesn't matter if you believe in the Liberal. example, the welfare and unemployment Total production and marketing costs--and not war, and it doesn't matter that you could be If you are for "family values," prayer in systems seem to trap their recipients, as too young to be able to buy a beer, if they call school, and opposed to most environmental well as cost other taxpayers money. Plus, wages alone- determine plant location. Mexican you, you'll be getting a haircut real soon. regulation as well as gays in the military, their efficiency is dismal, in terms of dollars wages reflect their productivity, and skilled labor is Of course, there are many things that are you are on the right. Conservative. spent and benefits received. at a minimum in Mexico. confusing about the modern U.S. The way Now, I don't know about you, but I seldom This does even touch upon the fact that, should most people decide their opinions about po- fall cleanly and consistently on either side of These ideas are today what is known as U.S. companies move to Mexico, the shipping and litical issues, for example, is rather baffling. that spectrum. What is the connection be- libertarianism. Because this sounds kind of handling costs alone would compensate for the lower On the one hand, we have one group who tween prayer in school and free market radical or on the fringe, I like to think of it as wages they would pay the workers. feel that free enterprise, capitalism, deregu- theory, anyway? classical liberalism. Thomas Jefferson and NAFTA will benefit both Mexico and Canada as lation, and competition are the best ways to The truth is, there IS no connection. In many other highly-esteemed early liberals much as it will the U.S. It will help catapult Mexico get things done in nearly all cases. If it's fact, there is no connection between a lot of proposed government exactly like this. We into modernization, thus allowing for increased polit- business, hands off, please. Laissez-faire. the issues people try to pile together to fit often lose sight of that today. However, when it comes to people's per- neatly on one side of a line or another. Quite ical access. sonal lives, this group is less enthusiastic frankly, it's stupid to try. Why do we insist What Thomas Jefferson wanted, and what No matter what opponents argue against NAFTA, about freedom. For example, they often on arranging a whole array of very complex modem libertarians want, is a minimal the trade agreement will create more jobs in the want religion in schools, censorship of art, social issues along one single dimension? government that values individual rights Unites States, as well as help provide Mexican limitations on personal privacy, and they are I think there are tvo main reasons for this. and recognizes that the free market is the workers with employment opportunity and access to not supportive of issues like gay rights. First, people like things to be simple. It's most efficient way to get most things done. American goods. In case you're wondering, I am talking more comfortable for the human mind to The basic goals of government should be to about conservatism. have things neatly arranged. defend the nation and preserve the peace. On the other hand, the other dominant The other reason is, the two main U.S. par- Anything beyond that should be considered The BG News Staff mindset is quite open to personal choices ties spend hundreds of millions of dollars to very carefully before we want the govern- such as sexual orientation, recreational perpetuate their particular grouping of be- ment to handle it. Photo Editor Teresa Thomas Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin Death toll in Africa torture, mutilations and gross recently lost a U.N. supervised preserve democracy and free- Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant is higher than Bosnia human rights violations in both election in Angola that the U.N. dom. Copy Chief Dawn Keller countries. said was fair. The United States intervenes Copy Editor Pam Smith The BG News: Why then, don't we see heart- Jonas Savimbi refused to ac- to establish facist governments The attention of the media is rending scenes on television cept the results of the election that will allow multinational cor- Copy Editor Robin Coe totally focused on Bosnia. every night from Angola or Mo- and is continuing the war and de- porations to exploit the cheap However, there are events which zambique as we do from Bosnia? struction. labor and natural resources. The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the have occurred and are still Is it because these people are Suppose a leftist guerrilla People are tortured, killed and academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. occuring in the southern part of black? Is it because the United leader lost an election and re- mutilated and children starve so 204 West Hall Africa which are every bit as States government and the CIA fused to accept the result. The other people living in mansions Bowling Creen State University bad, if not worse, than those played a major role in the car- United States would intervene thousands of miles away can in- Bowling Creen, Ohio 43403-0726 occuring in Bosnia nage and destruction in both militarily in a minute, not crease their wealth and play The death toll in Angola and countries? however, if it is a right-winger these international money and Copyright 1993, The BG News Mozambique is estimated at be- The Unites States financed like Savimbi. power games. tween one and two million peo- Jonas Savimbi in his attempt to So much for the oft-handed be- ple, much greater than the death overthrow the socialist govern- lief that the United States inter- Gary Sudbo rough Respond toll in Bosnia. There has been ment in Angola Jonas Savimbi venes in foreign countries to Signed letters or columns express the yessm, ru BET THAT IN A FEU PAYS' TIME, AFTER IVE BB0KEN beliefs of the individual and in no way All THEIR LEGS, THIS EUTiRE represent the opinions of The BG News. INCIDENT UIU SEEM _*->v_ All readers are encouraged to express their '(WRIGHT AMUSING. J-sZ*. O opinions through letters to the editor and guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 words, typed, and contain the writer's telephone number, address, class rank, and major. Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 West Hall. Camf is

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Offi Profes ># teach in Spain by Michael Zawacki id there is I and he plans to take his i th family with him. env ■ of its bu- I've been to Spain before and mmeree." it's a beautiful country," Terrie 1 A University .can litera- said. par ■ ven the oppoi I is high in any- Kulbright Foundation on thee r II involv- gives U.S. scholars the opportu- •niary in Bov liure, the civil nity to work within their area of by Leah Barnuir rablywnn* •■ in a foreign country, enviro ■ ■ inam it said it is an honor for the University to have Terrie select- Philip Terrie, pi ed by the Kulbright Foundation to In an effo md Amcrii : his familiar teach in Spain. products, the I Is current park bench to teach ■ the basics "[Fulbright grants] are highly part of an.. uage. compel:!, le and it does the Uni- The 200 > very excited y proud to have Terrie se-

1400 on. . '■: rant said. chief of lit'i of Natural I It was tl AWARD ural Resoun v Account! w~ r society Ohio to promi A Continued from page one. local gover' Accordin: awarded ievements Peters said. tion and n "The award recognizes an organization who is Resources, li.i by Lawrence Hannan e food and tcinber of 199 committed to helping [those Till fOl Delude with disabilities]," Erisman :-iaid. "IToproi .mting studi OTo dev< I :zens in the The award nomination governrm I noted that with the coop- "Ihi- erative efforts with the cleand tobi ■ in the or- University, CES has been able to give persons having a wide range of disabilities Recycling ntants and businesses and needs experience in a natural n realistic work setting. Since 198 I "Food Operations is very homes, hard work i proud at receiving the a- United Sta . :nar said he be- ward," Erisman said. accounting stu- University Food Opera- Many chi tions was one of 12 organi- material I* In order to join the oi zations that received a products. ! nior ot : myaccount- . Crystal Apple Award this More produ year, the market [was able "We do a lot of woi ties."

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\ Local page four The BC News Wednesday , November 17, 1993 Potluck OS AC lends advice Ohio delegates to raise Communication may curb loan defaults decide to SUppOlt by Snarl L. Veleba courts reporter student loan after no payment is made for six months. However, the bank involved is required by trade agreement food for law to seek the assistance of the student aid com- Communication with one's lender is the word of mission after a 90-day period without a payment. by Katherine Rlzzo Dan Rostenkowski he was wor- the day when it comes to repayment of student The agency begins a search for the borrower - The Associated Press ried about NAFTA's effects on loans. In fact, it may even fend off default. m called skip-tracing - and includes the student's his sugar-growing constituents. needy While the Ohio Student Aid Commission some- name on a monthly "delinquency report" sent to all "I said this is a problem in my times must take students who have defaulted on colleges. WASHINGTON -- One day be- district and it would make it eas- by Dawn Keller their loans to court, it is a last resort, a manager at Once in default status, borrowers lose rights to fore the House was to vote on the ier for me to vote for it if that ec- Copy Chief the agency said. other funding. North American Free Trade onomic problem didn't exist," he Paula E. Price, manager of the commission's "A student loses all their rights once they de- Agreement, U.S. Reps. Paul said. communication and client services department, fault," Price said. "That's when they can't go to an- Gillmor and Tom Sawyer an- Public Citizen, a group founded In a unified effort to help said the agency works to avoid loan defaults by other college and receive any other Title IV finan- nounced Tuesday they support by Ralph Nader, included the su- feed the needy families of students, but many times the students complicate cial aid offered by the federal government." Stu- the controversial treaty. gar deal on its list when it com- the community, the Off- matters by avoiding the office. dents who default on loans they obtain through the Gillmor, a Republican, and plained Tuesday of "vote buy- Campus Student Center, the "We concentrate even more on preventing de- University deprive other students from receiving Sawyer, a Democrat, were the ing" by the administration. NonTraditional Student As- fault," she said. Not realizing this, some borrowers money, according to the campus Student Loan Col- Ohio delegation's final holdouts. But Gillmor said that did not sociation and First-year ignore letters and calls from the agency and place lection office. Their announcements split the happen. Off-Campus University themselves in jeopardy of default. Denise Beckham, administrative assistant in the House delegation 10-9 against "It's not a tradeoff," he said. Students are sponsoring a "If they don't call or return calls or respond to office, said loan collection is so important to the NAFTA and helped fuel a pro- NAFTA opponents seized on Turkey Day potluck dinner letters, they will become a defaulter," Price said. office that employees staff a program to contact NAFTA momentum on the eve of the tradeoff theme Tuesday. on Nov. 19 at 11:30 a.m. in Juanita Thomas, student loan director at State delinquent borrowers at night. today's scheduled vote. Rep. Tony Hall, D-Ohio, ques- the Off-Campus Student Home Savings, 1616 E. Wooster St., said communi- "We call [borrowers] on evenings and Satur- Gillmor said he demanded tioned wether NAFTA deserved Center. cation is the borrower's link to learning about pos- days," she said. "If we can't collect, BGSU loses nothing from Clinton in exchange to be called a "free-trade" treaty. sible repayment deferments. the money and we have less money for new stu- for his vote. But that does not "During this deferment period, the interest is dents." Beckham said while some borrowers hang mean he went into the vote "Listening to all the different OCSC, NSA and FOCUS empty-handed. are inviting all members of paid by the federal government," she said. "What [ up on the callers, the contact often has good re- types of commitments that have borrowers] need to do is stay in close contact with sults. Sugar beet growers in his been made here, I'm wondering the University community northwestern Ohio district stood to come to a potluck dinner the lender to see what their options are." "It's through these conversations that we find what's free about it," he said. Borrowers may request a deferment in pay- out they may be having difficulties," she said. to gain from a concession the Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, a and bring non-perishable Clinton administration obtained food items and cash to do- ments if they believe they face hardships of some At the time a student borrower either graduates leader of anti-NAFTA forces in kind, are unemployed, enter the military or the or leaves the University, an informal meeting is for the U.S. sugar industry. the House, mentioned the sugar nate to the food pantry, ac- Mexico has agreed to changes cording to Stephanie Cher- Peace Corps, join Vista ~ a volunteer agency - or arranged with them to review the repayment concessions in a long list of deals. are continuing their education. schedule. that will make it harder for its vinko, OCSC graduate as- growers to export large quanti- sistant. Many times, though, these options are over- She said if her office cannot collect the debt, the "What is going on here is looked, Thomas said. case is turned over to the U.S. Department of Edu- ties of sugar to the United States. wrong," she said. "Often times, borrowers are not aware of this cation. "There are two trade agree- To participate in the pot- because they have not read the information," she The three loans that are collected through the Gillmor said he told adminis- ments going on. One is NAFTA luck dinner, guests must said. office include the Carl Perkins loan, the Nursing tration officials and House Ways and the other is trading votes for sign up to bring a covered Price said a person is officially in default of a Student loan, and the Schell loan, she said. and Means Committee Chairman pork." salad, vegetable or dessert dish for the meal, and either $1 or one non- BLOODMOBILE ~ CLINICS Just one pint of blood can save outfit that's more interested in the next election perishable food item to con- Continued from page one. tribute to the food pantry. Continued from page one. up to four people, Goris said. than the next generation?" Helms said. The Red Cross even has bags Attorney General Janet Reno has asked Con- Organizers would prefer Tuesday. divided into four sections and the ades, such as gay-rights activists or union workers, gress to pass the legislation, saying it would give don't have any special laws aimed against them, guests to sign up by today "It was great," he said. "People blood from each one of those sec- the Justice Department needed authority to seek and give tentative plans of [at the bloodmobile] are very tions goes to provide blood for noted Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C. court injunctions to stop blockades at abortion what dish they will bring if nice, courteous professionals." It babies who need the specific "This raises the right of abortion above the Con- clinics. they plan to attend the din- is important for people to donate amount in one section, she said. stitution," Thurmond said. The bill would create new federal crimes and ner. because if no one donates, there "[The blood] can't be there if "Talk about double standards," added Sen. Jesse punishments for use of force, threats and intimida- is no blood, since they do not people don't keep coming and Helms, R-N.C. "Is this the most deliberative body tion against women seeking and doctors providing make artificial blood, Goris said. giving blood," Goris said. in the world, or is it merely a politically correct abortions.

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The Associated Press 1992, then tore knee ligaments wasn't going to lose a step. play this game," he says, "it will face tough and missed the rest of the year. That's the attitude I took in the makes you go out and work Such an injury is usually fatal year of rehab while I was out. harder. You realize that at any COLUMBUS, Ohio - He has to the careers of athletes who My attitude was to come back minute, this could be your last scored more in the have earned their reputations better than I was when I got play." Big Ten Conference than with their speed. Galloway hurt. I think that's what I've His 11 catches challenge in BC anyone except Michigan tail- swears that he got faster while done." this season match the school back Tyrone Wheatley, and he he was recuperating. He said the injury awakened record, set by current Minne- is far and away the biggest "People say you lose a step him to the serious side of being we're fighting to be No. 1." sota Viking receiver Cris Car- The Associated Press threat to score each time he with an injury. They told me an athlete. "When it's been tak- ter during Ohio State's 1986 Notre Dame arrived unbeaten that when I was hurt," he says. en away from you, you realize for college football's Game of the touches the ball in Ohio State's season. volatile offense. "I made up my mind that I how much of a blessing it is to SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Notre Year by refusing to look past See GAUOWAY, page »ix. weaker opponents as Florida Yet for some unknown Dame would be wise to look to reason, opposing coaches re- the past before getting too ex- State loomed on the schedule. Now it appears the Irish and main blind to the possibilities cited about the future. of Joey Gal- Seminoles (9-1) are again on a It has been loway. exactly threel collision course, and several No- tre Dame players said after Sat- Despite catching 42 passes years since the for 880 yards, good for a Fighting Irish urday's game they would gladly give Florida State another shot. 21-yard average and 11 touch- were ranked downs, Galloway seldom gets No. 1, and they Holtz doesn't believe his team extra attention from defenses. lost at home will be surprised by Boston Col- "A lot of it might be pride," lege (7-2), which has won seven that week to says Galloway, a junior from No. 18 Penn in a row. 1 "I think our football team will Bellaire. "A lot of them have a State. This good comerback who they Holtz remain rather focused," Holtz week's oppo- think is good enough to cover nent is red-hot, said. me." 17th-ranked Boston College. A win Saturday would give Apparently, few cornerbacks Holtz his second perfect regular- Notre Dame's coveted mysti- are that good. Galloway always season record at Notre Dame, que also holds an ominous sign: seems to be open, in part be- matching the accomplishment of Only two Irish teams have fin- cause other teams must show due respect to Ohio State's ro- bust running game and out of "There's really no advantage to being No. 1 deference to the Buckeyes' whatsoever. What it means is people are going to other wide receiver, speedster Chris Sanders. be more motivated to play you." Time and time again when Irish head coach Lou Holtz fifth-ranked Ohio State faces a critical passing situation, the throw goes to Gallowav and he ished the regular season with the 1988 national champions. It has only one man to beat. perfect records since 1950. also would be only the third time More of the same is expected Lou Holtz allowed his players in the last 44 seasons that the Saturday when the Buckeyes to discuss a New Year's Day re- Irish emerged from the regular play for a trip to the Rose Bowl match with Florida State after season unbeaten and untied. against archrival Michigan. the Irish outmuscled the Sem- Although the Irish are a unan- The Wolverines have two of inoles 31-24 on Saturday. But imous No. 1 in The Associated the best cornerbacks in the Holtz is avoiding such talk as he Press media rankings, two of the Midwest in Ty Law and Alfie tries to keep Notre Dame (10-0) 62 coaches voting in the USA To- Burch. Don't be surprised if focused on the regular-season day-CNN poll gave the nod to un- they join the list of those who finale. beaten Nebraska. have accepted the challenge of "There's really no advantage to defending one on one against being No. 1 whatsoever," Holtz Galloway. said Sunday. "What it means is "I have no problem with that," All this is a dramatic change people are going to be more mo- said Holtz, who put his team at from a year ago. Galloway tivated to play you. ... We aren't the top with Florida State and started the first two games in any different. We aren't No. 1, Nebraska tied for second. Ohio State wide reciever Joey Galloway looks for open ground against Michigan State In Columbus, Ohio. With one game left In the season, Galloway has tied former Buckeye Chris Carter's re- Green won't be benched cord for touchdown receptions. The Associated Press for calling Dave Shula the worst next Sunday against the New was the team's leading rusher head coach in Bengals history. A York Jets. and receiver last season and its CINCINNATI - Genera] man- 38-3 loss Sunday to Houston left Green declined to talk to re- only player. He had a INFO MEETING WITH VIDEOS ager Mike Brown is passing off Cincinnati 0-9 for the first time in porters after his meeting with bitter contract holdout in train- the Cincinnati Bengals' biggest the franchise's 26 years. Shula, and the coach had little to ing camp and was ineligible to flap of the season as merely an Shula met with Green on Mon- say about it. Brown was disap- play the first game because of his Study/Tour Europe: Madrid, Barcelona, Italy, expression of frustration. day and said the matter was pointed by Green's outburst, but late signing. North Africa, & More, By Luxury Cruise Ship! Harold Green closed. He also said Green would understood the reasons for it. Brown thinks some of Green's (A&S 395, 2nd Summer Session) won't be suspended or benched remain the starting running back "He's got some grounds to be frustration goes back to the con- frustrated," Brown said. "We all tract holdout. do. I understand the feeling. But "That might have been some- Culture! Fun! Value! Non-Students Welcome! we need to keep those kinds of thing that bothered Harold to be- problems and comments but- gin with and other things just toned up. It doesn't do any good built upon that," Brown said. "If 8:00 p.m., Wed., Nov. 17, BAA 1001 to provide grist for the local talk it is, he needs to face up to that. Or call Patricia Salomon, 352-8744 shows. That isn't going to make That's over. Nothing can be done life better." about it. And you don't carry that Shula benched Green for miss- frustration into the football ing an audible and causing a team." fumble in the first quarter of the Working behind one of the game Sunday. Afterwards, Green weakest offensive lines In the Thursday, Suvember IS, 7:00 p.m. 0VS Overman Hall belittled the head coach and said NFL, Green has had one of his it would be difficult to have a worst seasons. Green, coming off Great Lakes Film and Discussion Series working relationship with him. a 1,170-yard season, has just 243 yards on 103 carries - a 2.4-yard It was the culmination of a "The Great Lakes: Bitter Legacy" difficult season for Green, who average. A National Audubon Society Film

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GALLOWAY coach John Cooper. "It's just their fourth straight bowl Continued from page five. like we were about Desmond defeat. Howard a couple of years ago. Now Galloway has stepped Galloway averages one touch- You'd better know where he's on the field and done every- down every 3.8 times he tou- lined up, who's covering him thing he has set his sights on - Bookstore ches the ball. He also has run and what kind of coverage you well, almost everything. for two scores. have." "Anybody you play, Indiana Galloway spent last year go- "I haven't got to throw a pass last week and certainly Michi- ing to class, lifting weights and yet," he said with a big laugh. Win $25 Gift Certificate gan this week has to be con- watching the Buckeyes slog "We put it in for a second, but cerned about a guy like Joey through an 8-3-1 season that in- my pass wasn't too pretty, so Galloway," says Ohio State cluded a tie with Michigan and they took it back out."

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For Marcy Bright Don, a University professor for and her husband, Don, they 24 years before retiring in 1991, NFL : had the pleasant problem of and those sitting around her at Chigaco @ Kansas City KC KC KC KC KC Chicago fitting two vacations into their the game, helped reaffirm to her Cincinnati @ Jets Jets Jets Jets Jets Jets Jets that the winning numbers called schedule last year. Don and Marcy Bright Dallas @ Atlanta Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas The Brights held the were the ones on the ticket she winning ticket on a Falcon held. either the trip or tuition giveaway. Detroit @ Green Bay Green Bay Detroit Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Florida Fly Away drawing last Another lucky fan will Fans must simply register for the Houston @ Cleveland Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston January at a Bowling Green experience the same winning drawings before the end of Indy @ Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo basketball game. That ticket, feeling at this Saturday's thef irst quarter of the game. Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami held by Marcy, gave them free Western Michigan/Bowling Winners will be announced at New England @ Miami round-trip airfare for two to Green football game. The halftime. Giants @ Philadelphia Giants Giants Philly Giants Philly Giants Florida. The only problem was athletic department, in The number of prizes and Raiders @ San Diego San Diego Raiders San Diego Raiders Raiders Raiders conjunction with American premiums being given away to that the Brights already had a Pittsburgh @ Denver Denver Denver Denver Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Caribbean cruise planned for Airlines, is offering a vacation Falcon fans this Saturday is mid-February. for two to anywhere in the significant, but fits well within the Washington @ Rams Rams Rams Rams Washington Rams Rams "We didn't take the trip to continental United States. The spirit of Fan Appreciation Day, Minnesota @ Tampa Bay Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Tampa Tampa Florida until September," Mrs. drawing is just one of several according to Brad Browning, New Orleans @ San Fran S.F S.F. S.F S.F. SF SF Bright says, because it was giveaways planned for this assistant athletic director and the impossible to find the time Saturday's game, which is being person in charge of marketing and until just a few months ago. billed as Fan Appreciation Day. promotions for Falcon sports. To win. circle your picks on the left-hand side and then turn in the contest form to the BG News. 210 West Hall. The But regardless of the timing, "Certainly the football team's entry with the most correct picks will win a gift certificate worth $25 at the University Bookstore Prizes will vary A full semester's tuition, home winning streak of 14 games from week to week In case of ties, a winner will be drawn by a member of the BG News The previous week's winner she says the trip to the will have his or her picture appear in the guest column along with their winning score each Wednesday All entries Sunshine State was a good one. worth $1,776, is being offered in is indicative of the support that must be submitted by 5 p.m. on Friday. They used the free airfare a drawing by Mary Newlove we get from our fans at home for a long weekend trip to visit Noll, manager of Newlove games," says Browning. "The This week's winner is Amy Malinowski, 463 South Summit Amanda correcOy picked 13 of 18 games, and tor her friends and see the sights in Rental Office in Bowling Green; athletic department wanted to efforts will receive a gift certificate worth $25 ol advertising in the BG News The staff prognosOcators had an overall lousy week, due mostly to losses by BG, Eastern Michigan and Denver. Russ Eckard managed to take a two-game the area around St. Petersburg the first 1,000 students through somehow show our appreciation overall lead with an 11-7 week. Mark DeChant, the only staff member who has never seen the garbage can. is now on the West coast of Florida. the gate will receive a free 6- for that support and we're hopeful in second place Dangerous Dugan flew up to third place with a 13-5 week, best on the staff Dugan. who used to "We really enjoyed the trip," inch sub sandwich, courtesy of that this added incentive will carve his initials on the can, is now carving his way to the top Mighty Mike Kazimore emerges from the shadows Mrs. Bright says. She recalls Subway; and the first 5,000 paid bring out the fans one last time to and is in fourth place after a decent 12-6 offering. And then there was one . Aaron Dorksen. thanks to a nifty 4-8 that when the winning ticket ticket holders will receive one help the Falcons keep their home record in NFL games, slid straight to the cellar with a 99-68 overall mark Aaron says the view is not pleasant was drawn, she had a hard ticket for an upcoming BGSU winning streak alive." time believing that she was the basketball or hockey game. No Kick-off is scheduled for 12 winner. ticket need be purchased for noon.

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They Bonds, an outfielder, third season, cut his error total in half backup quarterback. down and finished 13 of 21 for still have 39-year-old Steve baseman Matt Williams, second this year. Or, he's proven the vindictive 199 yards as the Cowboys won DeBerg in the wings - he was the NEW YORK ~ Pittsburgh Pi- baseman Robbie Thompson and "Late in the season, I thought I nature of his old coach in Cleve- their seventh straight, 20-15 over "emergency quarterback" on rates shortstop Jay Bell broke catcher Kirt Manwaring all won had a chance to win," Bell said. land, Bill Belichick, who appar- Phoenix. Sunday and may start while Mit- Ozzie Smith's 13-year grip on the from the Giants. The last team to "It was a matter of convincing ently decided to junk the Browns' Todd Philcox, who replaced chell is out. Gold Glove, winning the National have four Gold Glove winners the managers and coaches that I season rather than continue Kosar for the Browns, threw two But the Browns (5-4) may not League award in honors an- was the Philadelphia Phillies in could play. sparring with the only proven , fumbled twice and do as well nounced Tuesday. 1981 with Mike Schmidt, Garry "I think I may have been a quarterback he had. was sacked for a safety in the Belichick obviously got a vote Not since Dave Concepcion of Maddox, Steve Carlton and little more aggressive in the field Or both. 22-5 loss in Seattle. One of Phil- of confidence from owner Art the Cincinnati Reds in 1979 had Manny Trillo. Left off this year's this year, particularly on natural If quarterbacks normally take cox's fumbles came on Cleve- Modell, to whom Kosar was al- an NL shortstop other than Smith NL team was Giants outfielder turf. I think I had only two errors the spotlight on Sunday, they did land's first and was re- most a surrogate son, when won the Gold Glove. Smith's Darren Lewis, who clayed 131 on grass," he said. so even more this week. That's turned by Robert Blackmon for a Modell allowed his coach to cut 13-year streak started with the games without an error and set a Bonds' fourth Gold Glove is because Kosar's in Dallas and touchdown. Bemie with the Browns tied for San Diego Padres and continued major league record for consecu- one more than his father, Bobby, NOT in Cleveland or Miami. He And Scott Mitchell, filling in first place in the AFC Central. during his career with the St. tive chances without a mistake. won with the Giants in the early chose Dallas over Miami because ably for in Miami, Now? Louis Cardinals. Montreal Expos outfielders 1970s. Barry Bonds got his first he thought he'd have a better separated his shoulder in the "The rest of the year looks Bell won after leading major Larry Walker and Marquis Gris- three with Pittsburgh and won chance at a Super Bowl ring. third quarter of the game in Phil- very tough," says defensive league shortstops in fielding per- som, and Chicago Cubs baseman this year with a .984 fielding per- After Sunday's events, he cer- adelphia. That left the Dolphins tackle Michael Dean Perry. centage (.986) and total chances Mark Grace also made the NL centage. tainly does. with Scott Pederson, a former Even Philcox got in on the act. (793). He made 11 errors to team this season. Williams, who led major league "It was," Kosar said, "a hectic World League backup, whose "I think," he acknowledged, Smith's 19. The Gold Gloves are presented third baseman in double plays, week." name coach Don Shula couldn't "this will fuel a little fire. Ob- "It's something I never ex- by Rawlings after managers and won his second in a row. Manwar- For a lot of quarterbacks. even recall when Marino went viously, people are going to say 'I pected to win, but always strived coaches vote late in the regular ing, who led catcher with a .998 Consider: down last month with a torn told you so.'" for," Bell said Tuesday after a season for the best fielders in percentage, and Thompson, the Kosar, with all of three days of Achilles tendon. workout at Three Rivers Sta- their league. Rawlings began giv- first Giants second baseman to practice, stepped in late in the The Dolphins, in a race with AND ... It looks like Kansas dium. "Reputation means a lot ing Gold Gloves in 1957. win the award, each were first- City will survive nicely until Joe and Ozzie is definitely the Smith's 13 Gold Gloves ranked time winners. Montana recovers from his greatest defensive player in my him third overall. Baltimore pulled hamstring. Dave Krieg is era and probably of all time." Orioles third baseman Brooks Maddux had the most putouts finally learning the offense in- NL MVP Barry Bonds of the Robinson and pitcher Jim Kaat (39) and total chances (105) stalled for Montana and helped San Francisco Giants and Cy each won 16 straight. among pitchers in the majors. rally the Chiefs from a 14-0 defi- Young winner Greg Maddux of Grace and Walker won for the cit against the Raiders in Los An- the Atlanta Braves each won Bell, who also made the All- second straight year and Gris- geles. their fourth straight Gold Glove. Star team for the first time this som for the first time. Krieg had three TD passes, in- cluding a 66-yarder to Willie *••••••••••••••••••••••*• Davis that put the Chiefs ahead • • to stay and a four-yarder Keith * Cash to clinch it. So the Chiefs * now have a two-game lead for the CONGRA TULA TIONS Chiefs in the AFC West over the Raiders and Broncos with Mon- to the tana's hamstring getting better. 1994 University Success Facilitators * One other passer of note - Da- * vid Meggett of the Giants, who hit a 21-yard TD pass to Chris Jennifer Armstrong Nikola Garber Jennifer Kotrlik * Calloway against the Redskins. Reid Behrendt Robin Gendek Angela Krizsa * He's now 2 for 2 for 63 yards and two touchdowns - one in each Amy Benedict Heather Hammer Kathy Lipovsky * Jeffrey Branhan Jane Herder Krista Preston Detroit Pistons' guard Isiah Thomas shown in a game against the game against Washington. ■¥ * Washington Bullets in Auburn Hills, Mich., broke his right hand Tues- His passing rating is 158.3, Elizabeth Demuesy Miisy Hiner Linda Ruehle day when he punched teammate Bill Laimbeer during a scuffle at seven-tenths of a point from the Molly Egan Krnine Jordan Amy Strine * practice. maximum. 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Congratulatons KD Volleyball Team on win- 20" Ml Bike. Paramount, very sharp Alpha Lambda Delta Leaders of the future are the ones ning the 2nd year in a row! Congratulations to are already earning FREE TRIPS and $450 Nog Call Randy: 354-3917 who take the Dme to learn today I Campua Eipreealona I Sister Libby lun? on being Queen! LOTS OF CASH with Amenca's «1 Spring This Thursday, Nov 18. the Racism Reduc- Break company1 Cancun. Bahamas. Recognizing today's leaders - NOW IS THE TIME TOOUITSMOKINGi 2% of Che leaders are born. Student Leader of the Month tion Center hosts Camptat Expressions Jamaica, Panama. Daytona or Padre! 84 Ford E scon Wagon $1.200 PartrOpate m the Great American Smokeout Tnp tickets, for use anytime 90% are taughi Submit all nominations to Help to reduce racism to the point o' extinction Call now! Take A Break Student Travel Union Foyer Nov 17 4 18 for more info ? Bahamas $500. 1 Cancun-$250 353-1732. Room 405 Student Services Bldg through knowledge. It all starts at 9pm in Vie (800) 328 SAVE or (6' 7) 4?4 8222 Leam to become a leader For more info call Brett at 419-372-2643 Bowl "N Greenery SOLD is now accepting applications. We're SOLD, on leadership • 1 Spring Break1 Panama City* B Days Ocean Sports Nutrition Woritshopon Nov 17. 4 pm ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR DEMON DCC-9770 CAR CD PLAYER. ROS- Stop by 406 Student Services view Room With A Kitchen) Si 19> Great Loca- in the Oho Suite Find out how to eat better. Need a summber job? SIGNAL EOUIPE EP skis with LOOK RACING Leading into the future • S Ol D 1 get more energy a porform lo your potential. THE BGSU. BLOODMOBILE IS HERE!! tion) Walk To Bars Includes Discount Card* Don't wait til the last minute' BNDINGS. NORDICA BOOTS size 10 1/2 North East Commons Hurryl Prices Increast 12M5I Thanksgiving Cards 4 Gifts at Yogi Bear's Jellysione Camp Resort is looking men. PIONEER SPEAKERS 120 wan. « BROWN LEATHER COAT An items in Are you hungry? Mon.-Fri. (Nov 15-19) 10:3(M:30pm V 600 €76-6366 The Lirtle Shop for 2 creative, outgoing persons to coordinate and direct activities lor a family camping facili- EXCELLENT condition $ RELATIVELY new Then stop by SC.EC BAKE SALE For Further Information call 352-4575 f 1 Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise $279' 6 Monday-Friday. 8 am 4:45 pm. Univ. Union ty We are located near Aurora. Ohio just 5 Call Sean 353 0661. 1 si Floor Ed. BkJg from a 7 30 Give Blood' Days! Includes 12 Meals & All Taxes1 This is a miles from Sea World of Ohio Expenenced is Give The GIN Of Life!! HUGE Party I Great Beaches & Nightlife' Hurry) Imagewnler I printer, manual, cover, ribbons, Tim Jackson preferred, but not necessary Living facilities Png.5 Increase 12710'1 800 678 6386 and paper $80 352 0327 Are you m need of some senous motivation m Thanks tor being a great football coach are available Males or females are encour- regards to your collegiate endeavors7 Has What is SOLD.?? " THE UAAEXTERN EXPE Rlt NCE " Love, the KD Football Team aged to apply Interviewing will be done at the Moving Sale school got you down? SOLD, is Student Organization Application deadline extended to Nov I9fh lor Resort If interested, send your resume t>: Mountain Bike. Casl Iron Weights and Weight It so, come and take part m JIM TUMAN's mo- tor Leadership Development the January program. Pick up applications ana VOLUNTEER TOUR GUIDES WANTED! Jellysione Camp Resort Bench. Stereo. End Tables. Rocking Chair. tivational lecture1 He will definitely boost your providing leadership development to members info at Career Planning & Placement Services Enhance your speaking skills by 3392 SR 82 Sola Bed, Bookshelves. Books, more Every- morate i of student organizations at BGSU. as well as 360 Student Services, 371 BA, and the Wioti giving tours on the annual Mantua. Ohio 44255 thing musl go1 Stop by 214 E Napoleon Rd TONK5HTI PREVIEW DAY onDEC. 4> campus student leaders Alumni Center Call 372 6849 for more into ■2201 anytime alter 4 pm) 9 00 PM For more into, please contact the office of Stu- Great expenence for Tour Guide LENHART GRAND BALLROOM dent Activities & Orientation at 419-372-2843 "'Gamma Phi Beta Balloon Sale '" auditions in the Spnng) ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT fisher or stop by Room 405 Student Serv-cos November 15-November 18 Come to one ol our meetings on ies. Math Science and Education Buildings TUES. NOV 30 a19 00 pm ir Many earn $2,000 wmo in canneries or BG PRO * BG PRO * BG PRO FOR RENT WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS 1 balloon - $ 75 $3O00-$6.000.'mo on fishing vessels PUBLIC RELATIONS ORGANIZATION the TAFT ROOM (UNION) or Meeting tonight at 7 30 m 106 BA 3 balloons $1.75 WED DEC. 1 at9 00 pm in Many employers provide room & board and DIANA CARPENTER FROM THE Rita Sobol will discuss NEWSPAPER f HIT 5 balloons $2 75 the CAMPUS ROOM (UNION) transportation Over 8.000 openings No COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ING'H 8 balloons $3 75 experience necessary! Male or Female Gel 1 A 2 bdrm apis available now and Spring 7:30. WED. NOVEMBER 17 10 balloons $4 50 fhe necessary head start on next smmer. For semester. Wmrhrop Tenace Apts. 352-9135 ROOM 100 BA Bouquets must be delivered to same person more information call: Wake up and smell the coffee' 1 bedroom apartment CITY EVENTS Delivery will be on Saturday. Nov 20. 1-206 545 4155 ext A5544 Sublease for Spring BRIAN BORGMAN Bowi.ng Green Gaming Society •" Gamma Phi Beta Balloon Sale '" 353 0116 Games Fesl "93 ' Dec. 3-4 It's your birthday and we're just leading you down the pnmrose path. With that bad Childcare - full Dme or jobe share in BG home Call Tim 2-4152 for room assignments REGGAE THE ARK BAND ADOPTION Happily mamed couple wishes to knee. Bn. you shouldn't be wearing a lor 6 mo old 354-3294 1 bedroom apartments Free water and sewer. Pre-Thanksgiving. Thurs. Nov. 18 become parents. Will oiler lots ol love, irenchcoati Sorry we forgot the whip Earn $1,000 per week at home stuffing enve- 114 N. Main. 228 S College Contact Newlove Easy Street Cafe (Roots Music) laughter, secunry. and a bnghl future. Call Do you have a topic to share cream Have a great 20th Jake Ryanl lopes! For information, please send long self Rentals at 328 S Main. Our only office whh future leaders? lhe.esaanOSalANYTlM( ,n • 800 /36 ?/6' Love, Tine 6 David addressed stamped envelope to CJ Enter- 352 5620 Having a dance? Need a DJ? prises. Box 67068K. Cuyahoga Falls, OH Apply today to speak at the 2 bedroom apartments available for Spring TNT Productions Profession,,. DJ's WEIGHT ROOM AWARENESS CLINIC 44222 1994 High School Leadership RIDES Semester Call 352 9302 Prices negotiable 354-6190. Come and learn about Nautilus and Universal Conference Woightiiftingif Wednesday, Nov. 17th, 7-9 pm EARN $500 or moro weekly 2 bedroom apartments al 709 Fifth Si and 824 Applications are available m AGD-SigFp" AGD stuffing envelopes ai home. Sixth St Contact Newlove Rentals at 328 S I need a nde to Roch. NY Nov 23 or 22 or But at the Student Recreation Center For more in- 425 Student Services Congratulations to our Alpha Gam man Matl formation can 2-7482 Send long SASE to Country Living Main Our only ollin' 312 f.r.20 faloarea Can Julie 2 5870. Bachman on being elected Sigma Phi Eps'-on Shoppers. Dept Ul. P.O Box 1779. President' Denham Springs.LA70727-1779. 2-4 Subieasers needed lor 2 bedroom apt Followers follow leaders lead Pets allowed Jan May Call 353 8804 It's that simple Learn to become a SERVICES OFFERED SigEp" Alpha Gam WANTED leader by taking charge of your learning Floor workers A bartenders to start imme- SOLD is now oftenng individual group work Alpha Gamma Delta diately Apply,n person Mon through Fn 9 pm shops to meet your groups needs. For more GRADUATING STUDENTS Happy Founders Day' 1 female sublessor needed Spnng semester - 1030pm Uptown'Downtown 3 bodroom upstairs apt. downtown mfo about Outreach, please contact Brady at Congratulations on 89 years ol sisterhood. 1994 Own room, i block from campus. Only 3S4-1612or352 7628 419-372 2643 FREE TRIPS AND MONEY!! Individuals and Lonun County res-denis. graduating from any 2 See ya at Syracuse Tnad' $140 mo * utilities Great housemates, call Student Organizations wanted to promote Vie Friends of the Deal Alpha Gamma Delta Lisa 353 SOPS or 4 yea/colleges. Honest Spnng Break Destinations, call the na- 3 bedroom houseat441 N Enterpnse. Contact Leam about Gailaudet University Here's your opportunity to contact over 650 Newlove Rentals al 328 S Mam Our only ol- i non-smoking female sutweaser needed for tion's leader Inter-Campus Programs Meeting Wed. Nov i7.9pm.3SiEd employers in the Public Service arena in Loram rice 352 5620 Alpha Gamma Delta Spnng 94 Close to campus $i80/mo- plus 1 BOQ3?7^013 County Send $10 00. paytxe to Resume Book Congratulations on a perfect football utilities Price negotiable Call 352 8825 7th St. one bedroom efficiency Protect, and your resume for inclusion in the Help Wanted; 10-40 hoursAvk. flexible How many seals are In Anderson Arena? season and the soronry champonship' Stove, refng. Alluhl ind $325. Loram County Public Service Resume Book schedule Openings throughout Ohio What i or 2 people needed to sublease 1 bdrm. apt. CalM.474.5344. being produced under a grant from the Nord Your proud Stg Ep coaching staff. $9 OOvsiarting pay 866 1726 percentage of BGSU Is Greek? Who to Jer- Family Foundation ckisetocampus 352 5215 ome Judge. Billy, and Virg LIFEGUARDS Send your laser printed, one page (8 1/2x11) 1-2 non-smoking, easy-going, fun. responsible Cany Rentala Houses A Apts listings Library named after? We can answer Alpha Gamma Delta Get your summer job Imed up now! resume on white paper (no format specified) Available for school year 1994-95 these questions and more' Become a female roommates needed for spnng semes- Li'eguards - all shifts • $4 50/hr and$'000to ter Apartment overlooking campus Cheap Call 353-0325 or pick up listing at office volunteer TOUR GUIDE for Preview Day Possible Head Guard salary based on exp. Public Service Internship Program BRIAN SCOTT BORGMAN 316 East Merry Apl 3 Please call 352 7560 If interested, contact on SAT DEC 4" Come lo one of our Lorain County Community College Happy 20th birthday) JELIYSTONE CAMP RESORT informational meetings on; 1005 North Abbe Road I tove you) (Today at least, ha' ha') 1 -2 Subleaser/s tor Spnng '94 TUES NOV. 30 at 9 00 pm m S300-S150/month. pay electric only 3392 SR 82 Carty Rentala'~ 353-0325 Efyria. OH 44035 Love.Mndy TAFT ROOM (UNION) or Close to campus, large, A/C. pets allowed. Mantua. Ohio 44255 Single room tor male studenl Phfl 800-995 LCCC Ext 7639 WED DEC 1 al900pmm Security. Call 353-3919, Leave message (near Sea World of Ohio) Available now through Graduation plus CAMPUS ROOM (UNION) CONGRATULATIONS WOMEN S RUGBY $180/monlh including utilities DEADLINE: DECEMBER 31,1993 ON AGREAT SEASON' LAGA-LAGA-LAGA 6-0-1 2 lemale subieasers needed lor Spring Semes- Now hmng delivery persons Appty between 2-4 pm, M-F Meeting for lesbian, gay and bisexual mem- PREGNANT? Thanks for all your hard work' ter across from Founders Share bedroom in 2 Duplex lor rent al 530 E. Merry. 3 bedroom Di Benedetto a 1432 E. Wooster bers of the community. Every Thursday at UC We can help FREE 8 CONFDENTIAL preg- Get ready for next semester' » bdrm house Rent 4 electric only. 352-2914. Limit 4 people Available now through May 7. Fon the comer of Thursnn and Ridge No phone calls '94 Ren!$500/mo . util (negotiable) Dopos nancy tests, support 8 information BG Preg- We will miss you Brenda Richards' 2 subieasers needed Spring 94 Columbia nancy Center. Call 354 HOPE il $500. Call John Newlove Real Estate. Court. $1fli 25/mt> 352-5747 354 2260 C rBoD PART-TIME STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Female suWeaser needed i/94-8<94 Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 What is the UAA Extern Experience' Female sublease* Spnng semester 1094. Huge room m spacious home, 1 male from hours plus per week withm walking distance to Apartment overlooking campus. Own room campus Uiil ind. furnish avail. Jan pd BGSU campus'' Interested m working var- and bathroom' Price negotiable Please call $220/mo $190 deposit 352 4090. Jackie Dear Carol. ious unskilled jobs m assembly, packaging, 353 1301 etc.? Rate ol pay is (4 25 per hour Apply in Read the next ad Female SuWeaser needed for Spring 94. For Rent person between the hours of 9 00 am and 500 Bob $700vsemesier (negotiable) For more pm- (Monday-Friday) at: Duplex, adjacent lo campus information cal. 353-1230 352-0000 Advanced Specialty Products, Inc. Do you want to kick the habit of smoking' Sur- 428 Clough Street eRACEing 1 vival kits can make it easier. Pick one up m the Help Apartment available Spring 94 to sub- Bowling Green. Oho 43402 FURNISHED- 1 BDRM APT ONE-HALF Union Foyer Nov 17 4 18 from 10-2 lease ? bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, water/sewer BLOCK FROM and gas paid Pool and shuttle service availa- CAMPUS' AVAIL SPRING SEMESTER. ble. 3 people needed. $171 66 per month CaB Professional couple needs reliable childcare in DON'T BE LEFT IN THE COLD THIS YEAR our Perrysburg township home As available DONT PASS PREJUDICE 354-0920 THIS ONE UPi CALL 353-8616 SPRING BREAK SALEIH now A 3 to 4 days a week next semester. Booh your trip by Dec. 4 forth* Transportation roquirod 1 -874-2147 guaranteed beet rooms 4 price*! I need a (oomate A SA P Please call Jody RESIDENT CAMP STAFF - Admin iSlraDve Male Roommate Wanted. Haven House Apis. Jamaica. Cancun. Bahamas. Daytona at 353-9405 Avail immediately until end ol 2nd semester. Panaman City 4 South Padre Island staff. RN/EMT. food supervisor, program spe- Thursday, November 18 cialists, pool director stii'l. counselors Call Brian at 354-3211 or Aaron at (313) Sun S pi ash Tours Non-smoking female roommate, own room, 6755604 1-600-4 26-7710 needed; June 11-August 15 Two seasonal 8 p.m. free heat and hot water. Prefer older or grad resident camps located near Hamsonborg and Now renting brand new 2 & 3 bedroom apts in student. Please call 352 5471. leave message Leesburg, VA Contact: Connne Lambert, Bowling Green. Ohio Rent starts at $399-455. Experience, insight, contacts, travel, fun They Not going to Dec Graduation ceremony? GSCNC. 2233 Wisconsin Ave NW. Washing- Central AvC. carpeted, appliances included are all pan of the UAA Extern Expenence. ton. DC 20007-418; 202 337-4300 fOf Some handicap accessible units available.For 112 BA Leam what it can do for you. Pick up info & ap- Please give me your tickets. Call me at 353-4601 after 5 00pm weekdays. SPOTS NEEDS YOU' more information, please call Debbie al plications at. 371 BA, 360 Student Services. 352 5987 Sponsored by The Mileu Alumm Cenler or call 372-6849 tor One male roommate to share 2 bedroom apt Mr Spots is now hinng part-time in house more info. Start in Dec. or Jan $160 ♦ electric per month workers & drivers. Apply in person. Ml, 1-7 Stop in tor our 1994-1995 brochures Newlove Own room. Napoleon Road 352-6988. pm, 125E. Court St. Rentals. 326 S Mam. Our only office. Undergraduate Student Government GOLDEN KEY MEMBERS 352-5620. A general meeting will be held Wed.. Nov. 17, Roommate to share apartment in BG with 2 The BG Newt at 9 pm m 100 BA Come to find out about up Subleaser 1 bdrm. apt. available in Dec A/C ■omaki students (419)668-6677 needs an expenenced typisfproofreader coming events and available officer posisilions and ulil included $380 353-1732 Rooms for rent in new house appro, i rraie to typeset classified advertising lor 1994 Oh ya'There will be lYse snacks loot from BGSU Prefer older student or prof, per- Spnng 94/Thurs. A Fn'syi 1 am - 2pm Have you got your Holiday shopping finished? son. Call for more info. Price negotiable Call •••HEOUIREME^^S••• CEDAR UAO is betting that you don't, so we are bang- 354^117 Computer expenence • accurate A speedy ing you (he Holiday Craft Fair m the Lenhart Proficient speller A proofreader Ballroom on Nov. 30 • Dec 2 Coma see some Sublease needed for Spnng 94 Apply at Student Employment great gift ideas to fit every budgel. Call 354 6709 POINT Waitresses needed for immediate openings. Performer* • Musicians Subleaeer needed: HUNGER AWARENESS WEEK Top pay. Be a cut above. Technicians • Berenstain Bean" 1 non smoking lemale roommate noooed DejaVu. 531-0329 All utilities paid Call 353-0004. Specialty/Comic Performer! Break Baking WaitressesAvaiters. Part-time. Some days. SOUTH PADRE ISLAND Kent, Ohio to be shared with the hungry WANTED: evenings A weekends. Apply between 2-4 Friday. Nov. 12.1993 December Graduation ticketed Monday through Friday. The Elks Club. 200 NORTH PADREIUUSTANG ISLAND Kent State University St Thomas More - 6pm Cell 353-0511 Campbell Hill Road. -r-L-O-R-l-D-A Student Center - Third Floor DAYTONA BEACH Auditions & Interviews: 2:30 - 4:30 pm FOR SALE PANAMA CITY BEACH Columbus, Ohio JOBS We know you want one. HELP WANTED ORLANDO/WALT DISNEY WORLD Come hear David Stanford, Sunday, Nov. 14,1993 Associate Director of Co-Op Education. C-O-L-O-ll-A-D-O Holiday Inn On The Lane speak ol the importance ol having Earn cash stuffing envelopes al home. 01 Aweeome Spring Breaks! Plan Early - STE4MB04T 328 W. Lane Avenue experience in today's |Ob market. AI materials provided SendSASEto t Sava KOIM Baal Roomel Ptlcaa in- VAIUBEAVER CREEK ere—a 12/151 Bahamas Crulaa 6 days wNh Musician Auditions: 3:30 - 5:00 pm P.O Box 395. Oathe.KS 66051 BRECKENRIDOEIKEYSTONE Performer Auditions: 5:00 - 6:30 pm ftov. 17th, •mRm 111 BA 12 maala $2791 Panama City Room w Technician & Berenstain Bear kitchen si 291 Cancun from Columbua $43», K-E-V-A-D-A Interviews: 3:30 - 6:30 pm Jamaica $459, Padra $199, Kay Waal $239, LAS VEGAS Daytona kitehanl SI 49! 1-800-678-6386 ••O-U'T'H C-A-B-O-L-I-M-A Cincinnati, Ohio Monday, Nov. 15.1993 HILTON HEAD ISLAND Holiday Inn -1-275 North RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOW I 275 & Rt 42 (between 1-71 & I-751 IT'S & CALL TOLL FREE FOR FULL Auditions & Interviews: DETAILS AND COLOR BROCHURE! 2:30-4:30 pm 1.800'SUNCHASE Bowling Croon, Ohio: CHICAGO! Saturday, Nov. 20,1993 B.C.S.U. - University Union Jan 15 - Jan 17 CENTER FOR CHOICE II Musician Auditions: 9:30 -11:30 am Conlidenlial Health Care For Women Performer Auditions: 12:00 - 2:00 pm Leave Sat 8am - Return Mon 9:30pm Technician Interviews: 9:30 -11:30 am gam includes • Student fee Berenstain Bear Interviews: 2 nights hotel * $95.00 includes • Abortion through 12:00 - 2:00 pm 2 nights hotel * BECOME AN Transportation 20 weeks Abo At Cedar Point: Transportation • Morning after "A"STUDENT Friday, December 17.1993 Hotel Accomodalions AND a ticket to Friday. January 7,1994 provided by Best Western treatment OF THE ROAD. Auditions ft Interviews based on 4 person A NIGHT AT THE • Caring friend or 12:00 - 4:00 PM occupancy IMPROV • relative allowed For additional sites and further for personal A Motorcycle RidtrCoursi is for Yes - it can go on your BURSAR! everyone who wants to have more Information contact support Cedar Point Live Shows Cash and check also accepted! fun riding, while becoming a better, safer ruler. Call 1-800- P.O. Box 5006 SIGN-UPS GOING ON NOW 16 N.Huron Sandusky, OH 44871-8006 Toledo, OH 43604 447-4700 to join the class. (419)627-2390 UAO Office 3rd Floor Union - 372-2343 1-800-589-6005 mrnmu urm rt— HUB '