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Vol.72 Issue 116 April 20,1990 Bowling Green, Ohio High 67* The BG News Low 49° BRIEFLY Hostage release postponed Erosion In Damascus. Syrian Foreign Minis- by Rodeina Kenaan "The United States ter Farouk al-Sharaa said his govern- Associated Press writer ment has "been exerting a great deal of of ozone CAMPUS does not knuckle under influence" to secure the hostage BEIRUT, Lebanon — Pro-Iranian to demands." release by Sunday. He would not elab- Beta rescheduled: The 27th kidnappers said Thursday they post- -George Bush, orate. layers annual Beta 500 race has been poned indefinitely the release of an President Bush said the United rescheduled for this Sunday at noon. American hostage because the United CJ.S. President States has "been disappointed before" The race, sponsored by the Beta States refused to send a senior State by dashed hopes for the release of Theta Pi fraternity, was cancelled Department official to Syria. American hostages and repeated that furthers last weekend due to rain. Jeff Miller, The Islamic Jihad for the Liberation thousands of Soviet Jewish emigrants he will not meet the demands of kid- Beta 500 chairman, said the rain of Palestine in a lengthy statement re- to Israel. Much of the 500-word com- nappers. SOCORRO, N.M. — A new study caused the track to be unsafe and peated its demand that John Kelly, munique was devoted to the rise in Je- "The United States does not knuckle suggests a steaming Antarctic volcano dangerous to ride on and there was U.S. assistant secretary of state for wish emigrants, who Arab leaders say under to demands," said Bush when — not just man-made chemicals — too much of a risk of an injury. Near Eastern affairs, fly to Damascus. could strengthen Israel and displace asked why he did not dispatch Kelly to may play a role in opening an ominous All proceeds from the event will be It also renewed threats to attack jet- Palestinians from the occupied terri- Damascus. hole in the earth's protective ozone donated to the Ohio Cancer Research liners and airports used to transport tories. layer. Associates. Philip Kyle, a New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology geologist, found Mount Erebus is pumping sky- BG basin ward large amounts of chlorine and STATE fluorine, natural elements found in man-made chlorofluorocarbons. Base waste: No one knows how filters out These chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) much radioactive material is buried deplete the ozone, which protects the on U.S. military bases, Ohio Sen. John earth against the sun's deadly ultra- Glenn said Thursday as he released violet radiation. an investigative report that raised particles more questions than it answered. "None of the three services has a by Wynne Everett complete grip on what type and how city writer much low-level radioactive waste it has generated," said Glenn, who Bowling Green's water problems made public a report prepared at his may be almost over. request by the General Accounting After three months of operation, Office. the city's new reservoir is more Glenn said he wanted the auditors successful than anticipated at fil- to decide how much it will cost the tering dangerous particles from military to clean up its waste but they water, according to the city utili- didn't have enough information to ties director. even attempt an estimate. All they "We're very pleased with the way it's working so far," Daryll could say with certainty was that the Stockburgersaid. "All I'm saying is we have an impor- cost of disposing of the waste is going tant natural source of chlorine and flu- to skyrocket. Nitrates and suspended matter have been reduced in Bowling orine, and we know these chemicals Green water since the pre- destroy ozone," he said. "We don't Chemical decrease: Toxic treatment reservoir was put into know how much of the (volcano's) chemical releases declined in Ohio action in January, he said. emissions make it into the atmosphere, after companies were required to The reservoir serves as a holding but they certainly could be a potential reveal what they put into the air, basin for water from the Maumee contributor to the ozone hole." water and soil, the U.S. River. Water taken directly from The hole is a seasonal depletion of Environmental Protection Agency the river with high turbidity and ni- about 50 percent of ozone high over said Thursday. trate levels can now be "blended" Antarctica across an area as big as the The pollution disclosures were first with low-level water stored in the United States. Its opening and closing required in 1987. At the time, many reservoir to reduce levels of dan- is related to polar weather conditions. companies said they were unaware of gerous matter, Stockburger ex- Most atmospheric scientists think their totals before the government plained. CFCs cause the ozone hole, but the forced them to take a pollution The new reservoir at the water causes of its annual fluctuations still inventory. treatment plant north of Bowling mystify them. Nationwide, the pollution emitted Green near Waterville has kept the Chuck Stearns, a University of Wis- from 19,762 industrial plants was 9 amount of nitrates and turbidity consin meteorologist who studies Ant- percent less than a year earlier, but even lower than expected, he said. arctica's weather, is convinced there is the EPA said the decline may be a Turbidity refers to the amount of a connection between the hole and the result of better record keeping. suspended matter in the water. 12,500-foot volcano. When turbidity is high, coagulants "I think it's the sole contributor" to such as iron salt must be added to the ozone hole, he said. "The CFCs ob- WORLD the water to precipitate the matter served at the South Pole are in very and remove ft. small quantities when compared with "Coagulants make the little par- the chlorine put out by that volcano." Gas cutoff: The Kremlin ticles stick togther and settle out," The volcanic link is flatly dismissed tightened its economic squeeze Stockburger said. "But the reser- by Mario Molina, an atmospheric Thursday on Lithuania by shutting off voir has decreased our chemical chemist at the Massachusetts Institute more than 80 percent of the Baltic demand. We can use less chemi- of Technology who was among the republic's gas supply following a cals to remove the particles." scientists discovering the link between complete cutoff of oil the previous High nitrate levels are danger- I CFCs and ozone destruction. night. ous for infants and elderly people He said massive volcanic eruptions The independence-minded republic because they have low acidity in can puncture the layer, which hap- Bromptly ordered that the first to lose their digestive tracts. Nitrates can pened during the 1982 eruption of El leir energy supplies will be Soviet inhibit the flow of oxygen through Chichon in Mexico. Researchers re- military bases and factories run by their systems. ported last year that ozone fell to re- Moscow, according to the Shoeless Spike BG News/Greg Horvalb cord lows in the tropics after the erup- parliament's press office. "The reservoir is working even tion. better than we anticipated," Molina believes the slowly rising Subway scents: Like Tim Shonk. right, defends against an attempted spike by shoeless Tom Shaefer, Stockburger told City Council gases from Erebus disperse quickly in wayward husbands wooing angry left. The two students took advantage of Thursday's warm weather to participate in Monday. "The levels of nitrates Antarctica's winds and have almost no wives, London transport officials a friendly game of volleyball In front of Conklin Hall. and other matter have been signif- chance of reaching the stratospheric Thursday offered perfume to icantly lowered." ozone. passengers fed up with the historic stench of the London Underground. The pilot project will scent subway cars on the busy East London line that New BG News editor named carries 6 million people each year Vt. ecology Barbara A. Weadock was named between Whitechapel and New Cross porter and copy editor. editor of The BG News Thursday She is also a journalism assistant Gate, under the Thames River and by the Board of Student Pub- in the concert office of the College through 6.1 miles of dank tunnels lications. of Musical Arts. nearly 150 years old. ranked best A junior news-editorial journal- A 1967 graduate of Memorial Like potpourri sachets buried in a ism major, Weadock was the High School in St. Marys, O., she is lingerie drawer, small paper packets (USA Today-CIN) — New England - led by summer editor for the campus the daughter of Gene and Carol of fragrance have been hidden behind Vermont — has the nation's healthiest environ- newspaper last summer. She has Weadock. She succeeds senior seats on each car. When a passenger ment, while Alabama and the South rank the worst, worked for the campus newspaper news-editorial major Beth Church, leans back, the packet emits a whiff of according to a new report. since her freshman year, serving who is graduating in August. apple blossoms, roses, hyacinths, "The South has become the nation's biggest as editorial editor, special projects "I am looking forward to lemons, mandarins, wood or a sea waste dump," said Eric Bates of the Institute for editor, administration beat report- Weadock Tinker breeze. Southern Studies, a non-profit research group pro- er, student government beat re- D See Editors, page 6. ducing the study. Basis for the report: Thirty-five indicators, in- HISTORY cluding air, water quality; public health; land use policies; per capita environmental spending. Other findings: Civil war's end within reach On this date: in 1959, the DNew England — led by Vermont — had six of registrar's office announced that the 10 best scores. Others: Minnesota, Wisconsin, student ID cards would bear photos Oregon, Hawaii. MANAGUA. Nicaragua (AP) - cayo, senior negotiator for Presi- fighters within the zones. About beginning the following school year. Nine years of civil war that took dent-elect Violeta Barrios de Cha- 9,000 Contras fighters are in Nicar- The decision to switch from the old QOnly non-Southern state in the bottom 10: In- 30,000 lives appeared near an end morro, after the accords were read agua. cardboard id's was made because the diana. Thursday when Contra guerrillas, at a dawn news conference. new plastic id's would be less likely to a Many Northeast and Great Lakes states faired leftist Sandinistas and the in- The accord sets a cease-fire that An addendum said the Contras be mutilated or lost, and would poorly on the "poison index" — a measure of air, coming government agreed to a began at noon Thursday; the with- will start turning in their weapons provide the library with a more water quality, waste disposal — but compensated truce and a deadline for the rebels drawal of Sandinista military on Wednesday afternoon. April 25,' positive means of "identif icaton. because of aggressive regulatory programs to to disarm. forces at least 12 miles from the after Chamorro takes office from manage the problem. "With this accord we conclude borders of five security zones, to be President Daniel Ortega, with the Compiled from local and wire reports UMost Mountain states "scored poorly in all the peace process that started with completed by Saturday and the Contra fighting force to be disban- areas of government initiative." the elections," said Antonio La- immediate gathering of all Contra ded completely by June 10. THE BG NEWS
April lO, 1990 Editorial
The BG News GEORCrE_TMES A. DECISION.'! -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Beth Church Editor
Amy Burkett Amy Cole Managing Editor Editorial Editor
Christian Thompson Dennis Robaugh Asst. Managing Editor City Editor
Andy Woodard Sports Editor Locked doors very illogical Home safe home. Or is it merely inconven- ience? Every college student wants to feel safe here at their home away from home. But they also do not want to be unnecessarily inconvenienced — which is the only purpose the locked door serves. All University residents halls are affected by this Oppressed now oppressors policy — quickly becoming one of Residence Life's You don't have to be white to Mexican" to operate a business, Then, it was angry whites who grants expands, the possibility less-popular decisions. Obviously, good intentions be a racist. It's ignorance, not Henry griped to a reporter. shouted, "there's niggers on the of heightened tensions — and prompted this policy, but good research did not. skin color, that best defines the Insensitivity must be a com- boulevard, let's go lull them," racist Behavior — increases. Protecting students where they live is important, bigot. municable disease in Chicago. shortly before chasing three Sadly, far too few black but keeping most of the doors locked 24 hours every Oh, there was a time in this The alderman is one of a new black men from their neighbor- leaders have taken to the stump country when whites cornered breed of black racists — not a hood. One of the fleeing men was to attack the creeping racism day is not an effective way to achieve this goal. the market on racial intoler- crafty demagogue like Louis forced into the path of a car that among African-Americans. Reasoning behind the policy could be that guests ance. With the help of Jim Crow struck and killed him. will have to enter through a main entrance thus li- laws, White Citizens Councils Blaming inner city merchants miting problems. and the Ku Klux Klan, white — Koreans, Arabs or Jews — for What does this really do? NOTHING*. Anyone can Americans used to be virtually None of the Laotians died as a the economic bondage of Afri- alone in the practice of racism. News result of the attacks by gangs of can-Americans might assuage walk right through the front door and do anything And while the racism of whites black protesters. But of the 3,000 some passions, but it will do they please in the residence halls during the day continues to be the major cause who settled in Philadelphia in little to right the wrong. and exit through any door. of this nation's social conflict, the late 1970s, just 600 remained Not only does the policy not do what it is de- the ranks of bigots now include Analysis by 1984. In truth, the roots of the eco- signed, but it further causes great inconvenience to African-Americans, too. by ^.t-Jh^ nomic oppression of African- residents. There is no logical reason why students This bit of news may come as Scenes such as those in Chi- Americans are buried almost as something of a shock to those DeWayne ^ffj7W?ffi=[ cago and Philadelphia have deeply in our own lack of entre- should not be able to walk in any door to their hall who believe black racism to be a been replayed in places like preneurial effort, as they are in during the day. conflict in terms. "Racism," Wickham Washington and Los Angeles. In the racist behavior of American If Residence Life really believes doors should be their argument generally goes, the latter cities, the oppressed banks and corporations. Far too locked, they should provide residents with a key "flows from the oppressor, not guest are Koreans. The oppressors, many of us nave been condi- which unlocks them — as other universities do, the oppressed" — and they are African-Americans. tioned to seek a steady job right. columnist rather than create our own busi- such as in Cincinnati, Kent State and Ohio State. But increasingly, it is from the It is an ugly reality of life in nesses. This is not a miraculous solution and is not ranks of those once totally op- Farrakhan — but rather a per- this country that as minorities even original. It has been previously suggested, by pressed that some of the new son whose frustrations over the aspire for greater inclusion and Demanding that Korean or many students and the Undergraduate Student oppressors now come. still largely comatose condiUon acceptance, many begin to as- Arab merchants adapt to our Government president. It is the logical solution and As African-Americans slowly of black America have caused sume the attitudes and behavior culture, hire black workers or ascend the ladder of opportuni- him to lash out at the closest of the white racists among us. speak better English will do one Residence Life should further investigate. ty, some have taken to treating target. In his Chicago neighbor- They take the bigotry once tar- little to improve the condition of other minorities as this nation's hood, it's Arab-Americans. geted at them and turn it against 30 million African-Americans. "new niggers." In Philadelphia, several years others. In Chicago recently, alderman ago there were few Arabs to Building stronger economic Tragedy proves William Henry said he is beat up on. So, blacks looking to Fortunately, the ranks of institutions within our commun- offended by the presence of vent their frustrations turned on black demagogues still is quite ities will. Spending more of our Arab grocers in the black neigh- Laotian refugees. small. They are thought to num- money with black businesses caution needed borhood he represents in City "We don't want people like ber less than the membership of will, too. Council. They speak little or no you around here," one group of Jesse Helm's re-election com- English, he complained. African-Americans shouted as mittee. But the count of black Mimicking the racist behavior il lthough the death of Amy Mihaljevic of Many of these shopkeepers they attacked the Laotians. racists they inspire is growing. of others won't. also are insensitive to the cul- If the words have a familiar Bay Village was a sickening tragedy, the publicity ture of his constituents, the ring, you're probably recalling And as competition between DeWayne Wickham is a writer surrounding her kidnapping and murder is a grisly black council member moaned. another racial conflict: the one African-Americans and the for the Gannett News Service in reminder to other young people. "You have to know more than in Howard Beach? most recent waves of immi- Washington, D.C. Amy has become a symbol — a warning — of the possible dangers children face if they aren't cau- tious when approached by strangers. The lesson, indelible in the minds of many, is beingheeded. Last week, a &-year-old Hawthorne-Boone school Letters youth ran to a relative's home when offered $5 and ride to school by a stranger. It is not normal. It is not natural. is art? No way! to give up his hopes of filing a Pornography is not art It is not freedom of speech. And The BG News's editorializing class action civil liability suit Two weeks before that, three Hawthorne-Boone — brace yourselves — it is not on Robert Mapplethorpe's "art against the city of Bowling students were walking home from school on Long art. exhibitionism is pure HOG- Green and its freedom-busting Avenue when they were offered money by a To the Editor: Does 77ie BG News declare WASH! police force. stranger. They, too, fled. Last Friday's BG News edito- that a photo of one man urinat- Sincerely, One might ask what this cri- In every case, the young people, all from Lorain, rial addressing Robert Map- ing in another's mouth is art? VanRobison minal did to unleash the wrath of did what they've been tola to do. They avoided any plethorpe's photo exhibitionism Freedom of expression? What's Campus Pastor, the boys in blue. Well this is how in Cincinnati was not the naked being expressed is that Robert Chi Alpha Christian Fellow- it went: Upon waking up in a possible harm to themselves by running to safety. truth. Mapplethorpe is a pitiful and ship group ofpolice officers entering The passing of time often causes youngsters to How The BG News can pre- sick man. It is too late to help his bus, Paul was shocked to find forget. But the story of Amy Mihaljevic and what tend to speak to an issue as him, since his death from AIDS Cops show injustice out that he was in the middle of happened to her should be kept fresh in the minds of weighty as this one without giv- last year, but we can all help our an illegal search. Knowing his each generation of adolescents. With a little help ing the reader any details from society by standing up for what Paul Troy, the member of the rights (ha ha), Paul told the the exhibit boggles the mind — is right, so that the United States HEMP tour, who two weeks ago officers they could not conduct a from parents, police and school officials, it will all style and no substance. Why will not crumble from within, as got his nose bloodied and wrists search without a written war- save someone else. not offer a few facts to the BGSU did the Romans and others. bruised after he was arrested by rant. They told him they did not Printed courtesy of the Lorain Journal. community and let us decide for I don't get it. Put Mapplethor- our local police, pled "no need one on grounds of reasona- ourselves? No guts? pe's graphic photos of children's contest" to nis charge of ob- ble suspicion. This suspicion Well, on the chance of being genitals in a porno magazine structing official business. Our was the smell of marijuana labeled "ultra-conservative and it's child pornography ... put court system than found him smoke in the air. As I'm sure The BG News Staff (your word) or "anti- them in a museum and it's art. guilty, requiring him to forfeit you already know, no marijuana pnwo Editor drag Horvatn Production Sup'r Patrick Michel expression" by The BG News. Wake up America. Put porno- his $100 bond, and to serve one was found. Now tell me, is this Aast Photo Editor MarkOeckard Production Supr Morns Near I'm sticking my neck out to call graphy In the hands of a rapist year of inactive probation. He Justice? AMI Sports Editor CherteeToll Production Sup r Becky Nuasbeum Mapplethorpe's photo exhibi- and it's "shaping him to think of could have fought this charge, AW Soorw editor Matt Scftroder Chief Copy Editor Brende Young tionism wrong. It is wrong. A women as sex objects." But de- but due to his limited resources Wire EtMOC tatan KwiathowsKi Chief Copy Editor Ivan Oroger Choto showing one man urinat- pictions of graphic sexual acts in and a home awaiting him in Michael G.Zerbo AMI wire Editor Jama* A Tinkar Copy Editors Irene Bebeeux ig in another's mouth is wrong. a photo exhibition at a museum Friday Magazine Editor Chria Deweon Mcheea Banks Matthew Deneman Kentucky, he had no choice but 3MCompton Ant Friday Editor Dabble Hippie Jefl Betdort John Kohlatrand -by Villamor M.Cruz Staff Art»t Tom Keleey Anthony Bums Mary Remkoester Green Harvest ■
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Campus Life Apia 20, mo i Colony Speaker dispels lies Compost notion given African-American myths discussed at meeting wins scholarship charter by Heathar Felty His entire presentation Telling tales about the women staff writer centered around the idea that who fought for their children in by Sandra Kowalsky once the ancestors were taken to prevention of enslaving them, he by James A. Tinker staff writer the West, they lost touch with gave one example of how women staff writer Ht was introduced as a their origin. would place lip plates in their "voyager and a teacher." For the first time in six "It is a big mistake to forget children's mouths in order to By transporting biodegrada- Aleem Rahmaan, a guest who we are, Rahmaan said. It disfigure them so they would be ble matter and unused food from years, a University frater- speaker brought by the Kappa seems we are losing our iden- saved. nity will be granted a char- Alpha Psi fraternity, spoke on the campus to University-owned ter this weekend. tity, we need to know our histo- With stories about their ances- compost site, excessive waste campus Thursday night in order ry." tors the audience was amazed After two years of being to dispel lies which nave domi- could be drastically reduced and recognized as a colony, the He focused on the concept that and very interested in the histo- put to use. nated the world for years about African-Americans are wrapped ry of Africa. This environmentally cons- Phi Sigma Kappa frater- Africans. up in their own environment and nity officially will be rec- Presenting the story of Africa cious suggestion has earned ognized by its national or- forgetting the past, so he set out He took them from the past to Amy Benson, freshman biology with slides of his trip to the to share their past with them. the present and he emphasized ganization and the Greek homeland, he began his histori- major, and Lydia Jenkins, system at the University The speaker fascinated the how they were the contributors freshman chemistry major a cal true-life tale with a picture of audience with his shocking facts to the Western world. as a chapter. a body of water. $100 scholarship evenly divided. Marko Kralj, Phi Sigma their ancestors had to suffer The HOPE (Helping Our- "Tliis is the water in which through. Rahmann stressed to the au- selves Preserve the Environ- Kappa president, said the over 200 million souls of our an- He showed them slides of tor- charter now will enable the dience to keep in touch with ment) scholarship was available Abo, by havtag lass waste it cestors still remain," Rahmaan ture their ancestors experienced their ancestrial land, and to re- through a campus-wide contest fraternity to have voting said. "It is where our ancestors and he told them tales about member what an influence they would cost less to add to the privileges in both the ware murdered, died, or jumped sponsored by Rodgers Quadran- rapidly-filling landfill on Tonto- national conventions and what their sisters did to prevent made on the Western world. gle, according to Mark Shannon, gany Road, they said. in order to save their lives. This them from being taken to the "Black is the begin- hall director. the Interfraternity Coun- b where it all begins." West as slaves. ning,"Rahmaan said. cil. "If you give people an eco- "We now have a real say HOPE week also was spon- nomic incentive they're more as to what goes on without sored by Rodgers Quadrangle, willing to act," Benson said. the fear of someone saying he said, in an attempt to raise Yet this idea might be lucky to that we are just a colony, Sea life endangered student concern and conscious- break even financially, accord- said Pat Murphy, Phi Sig- ness. ing to University officials. ma Kappa vice president. by Tara A. Ralnson Large sea-coast populations productive of all ocean areas, and human developments de- In order to obtain the staff writer such as Haiti and Japan are also Benson and Jenkins won be- charter, the fraternity had guilty of "overfishing" along prive fish of their spawning James Corbitt, executive di- their coastlines to support them- grounds and many birds of cause their idea was the most rector of auxiliary services, said to meet several criteria Overpopulation along the innovative and practical sugges- administered by the selves, he said, explaining this places to lay their eggs, he said. tion submitted, he said. the cost of collecting and trans- national organization, world's coastlines is destroying practice disrupts the balance of Modern Westerntechnology, porting the material, as well as which included obtaining the ocean's ecosystems, accord- the ocean's ecosystem. in addition to overpopulation, is maintaining the compost, could ing to a specialist in the Jacques Fishermen in some areas use responsible for many problems In their proposal letter, the outweigh its monetary benefits. 35 members, having no Cousteau Society. outstanding debts and gill nets that may stretch for 30 with pollution, Knipe said. roommates wrote, "BGSU could Speaking in an Earth Week miles and catch many animals "We've created a host of set an example of environmen- having an organized Rush "There are ways of doing it, program. presentation Thursday night, that cannot be sold or eaten, chemicals that do not decay ... tally sound garbage manage- Tim Knipe said one-third of the such as sea lions, small whales they're killers ... they wash di- ment, and raise students' but we have to look at the cost "We like to get new world's total population lives and dolphins, Knipe said. rectly into the sea," Knipe said. awareness about recycling our and the health regulations," he members to be equals as within 40 miles of a coastline, Large populations along Western techology is also in- refuse and the benefits of or- said, but added economics are' fast as possible' Krai] and one-half of the U.S. popula- coastlines can also destroy the directly responsible for some ganic fanning." no longer the overriding factor | said. tion lives with SO miles of a when the environment is con- Wayne Colvin, director habitats of many sea creatures problems with loss of habitat, he coastline. and coastal animals, Knipe said. said. Students, such as those in soil cerned. of Greek Life, agreed the All the waste produced by program is innovative. For example, San Francisco Third-world cultures see management, organic garden- these people "goes straight into and Los Angeles have built Western television programs ing and applied botanical chem- "There appears to be a the ocean," said Knipe, who is The compost idea deserves "a trend and everybody is houses and condominiums on and films, and want to acquire istry compost, could particpate close look/' he said and perhaps also the associate editor of the landfills constructed off the items that will represent the in the management of the com- moving in that direction," Cousteau's Society bimonthly potential problems, such as Colvin said. shore, Knipe said. Western affluence they have post and prepare it for pesticide- smell and rodents, could be cir- magazine. Coastal areas are the most been exposed to. 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Wooster * Serving Start* ^4t 1,00'r pm * Secretaries Week is April 22-28 Show Your Appreciation with our wide variety of Corsages, Bouquets and Arrangements KLOTZ FLOWER FARM 4 906 Napoleon at the end of S. College 353-8381 THE BG NEWS April 20,1*90 Ritualistic bash planned: East Merry Mania Weekend before finals signals kickoff for new memories Ash said he was concerned by John Kohlstrand revelers; beer bottle projectiles The event goes head-to-head dry writer knocked out a fire truck's tai- with Springfest '86, organized on with the party's apparent grow- lights and flashing roof lights campus once again. The two ing notoriety with college stu- and put more than 20 dents into events contribute to a heavy dents state-wide. The week before finals is tra- the truck's body as fire officals weekend for law enforcement ditionally a time for wild party- attempted to extinguish the fire. officials: 37 residents and stu- "They don't have the ties to ing by University students. City police decide to contain dents are arrested for open con- the community that the Univer- Whether this ritualistic bash the party and wait out the crowd tainer violations, 11 for littering sity students have, and they can comes as a psych-up for exams, — estimated at 3,500 — rather and three for disorderly con- create havoc and just leave," he a climatic end-of-the-year blow- than try to disperse them. duct. said. out for seniors to remember "There is no way we could Bowling Green or simply an ode break up up the crowd without 1989: Bowling Green Mayor to summer, University students tear gas," Mayor Bruce Bellard Manville Madness: Edwin Miller and about 20 offi- seem to live it up just a bit more remarked as he watched along "a party in a cers from the city police and as they head into the final week with University President Paul Wood County Sheriff Depart- of classes. Olscamp, the fire chief and warzone." ment mingled with with students In homage to this rich Bowling several other community offi- at the fourth East Merry Mania. Green tradition, here are some cials. -Galen Ash, BG Chief memories of parties past: 1985: Springfest '85 is spon- of Police 1984: The city of Bowling sored by Undergraduate Student One East Merry veteran and Green reels as the biggest (and Government as an alternative to local businessman estimated at last) Manville Madness block least 97 kegs were consumed at the now-defunct Manville Mad- A Conrail official reported the event. party convenes on Manville ness. 150-200 students throwing beer Avenue near East Wooster About 9,000 show up at the bottles at a passing train. Street. intermural fields to sip 50-cent C1887: Cold, windy weather Thirty-six persons were cited A bonfire fueled by thousands beer and soft drinks and munch dampers the spirit of the second as well, including BG of dollars worth of couches, on pizza while watching five live East Merry Mania, which had JVew9>hotographer Mark Thai- doors, fences and street signs bands perform. police officials concerned be- man for failure to disperse after rages in the middle of the street, Despite the cool, rainy weath- he refused to stop taking photos while flames from the blaze cause of the cancellation of er, nearly 4,000 roamed the area Springfest. of police making arrests. The reach the height of nearby tele- at one time in search a good case was later dismissed on a phone wires. time. Relatively few complaints are technicality. "A party in a warzone," 3MW: Several East Merry reported to Bowling Green Police Chief Galen Ash called Apartment residents contribute police. the near-riot, sponsored by the kegs for the first East Merry Others were cited for dis- Manville Neighbors Club, as he Mania party, an event sparked "If it was 10 degrees warmer, orderly conduct, open container, looked on with at least 18 of his by several seniors frustrated by there would have been more in- littering, trespassing, mari- officers. the lack of an off-campus gath- cidents reported," said city juana possession and assault. Firemen called to put out the ering and hoping to revive the police Capt. Tom Votava. City police officers put in 142 fire are abused by overzealous Manville Madness theme. hours of overtime to control the D1988: Poor weather once event. again cools the turnout, but East Merry Mania in draws vistors Ash said he received reports from schools as far away as Ak- of crowds pushing detached Key File Photo/Mark Thalman ron, including two charter buses boxcars up and down the nearby Police officers begin their watch of University students gathering for East from Toledo. railroad tracks. Merry Mania in 1989. knowledge pays Police hope for dreary weather by John Kohlstrand weather does not cooperate, "Those we are really going to the store — they must line up city writer many of his officers will be on look out for," Ash said. It will be outside for service. the best interest." overtime — including plain- a lot tougher to be an underager "It's our biggest day of the clothes officers mixing in the at East Merry and not get cited, year," Rood said. Chief of Police Galen Ash is crowd. he said. J-T's also has historical con- hoping the forecasted cool Last year, Bowling Green "It's not a time to have to nections to the Mania. The car- weather with a possibility of police officers put in 142 hours of worry about going to court when Bout sold 290 official East rain will take the mania out of overtime, costing the city $3,000 you have final exams," Ash erry T-shirts in 1986, and these this weekend's East Merry fes- in extra wages. said. souvenirs have sold well ever University Union Weekend Food Service tival. The extra troops are not de- Scott Rood, manager of J-T's, since. Ash will be responsible for signed to shut down the event, 531 Ridge St., also is preparing More than 200 of this year's controlling East Merry Mania, a but simply to keep things or- for East Merry. He dopes the shirts at $10 each already have ritual pre-finals bash for derly, Ash said. nearby party will help him sell sold, Rood said. Falcon's Nest open from 10a.m. - 6p.m. thousands of University stu- "rm not naive enough to think his merchandise. East Merry draws students includes cafeteria and grill line dents Friday, and he is hoping nobody is going to drink," Ash "They always run out of from all over the state to have a for rain to make his task easier. said. "But we're going to control beer," said Rood, who has been good time, he said. The intensity Criminal incidents consisten- it." to every Mania event. "When of the East Merry Mania experi- Pheasant Room Sunday Buffet tly are reduced in inclement This year's East Merry Mania they run out of beer, this place is ence compares with other weather, he said, but even if the — the fifth since its beginnings flooded." famous college parties, like the All You Can Eat On a Friday night, J-T's traditional Halloween hashes at in 1906 —faces the uniform Michigan State University and From 12-2 for $5.75 ALLEGE FINANCIAL AID 21-year-old drinking age for the usually employs two persons, first time. This means increased but this weekend, the carryout Ohio university, Rood said. Coupons, Cash, MC & VISA Accepted •]MH 1 m*n * M* I will have seven workers on One of Friday's party-goers enforcement on apartment will be Bowling Green Mayor GUARANTEED owners allowing underage resi- hand. The demand for beer at dents to drink from their keg, his store is so great, Rood said, Edwin Miller, who said he en- (Prout Cafeteria closed on Saturday & Sunday) 1-800-678- Ash said. he will not allow customers in joys mingling with University residents in a festive atmos- phere. SPORTS VIDEO "Part of it is my feeling about the wonderful young people we have at in this community," Mil- ler said. Parties like East Merry are just fine, Miller said — as long as they are under control. There Q News Capsules April 20,1»*0 NATIONAL PEOPLE Upset gardeners opt tor ladybugs House approves '91 Bush budget 2 Live Crew is as 'nasty1 as ever LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ladybugs, honey bees and crickets are WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic-controlled House Budget GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — 2 Live Crew members were as nasty dropping like flies in Medfly-infested regions of Southern California Committee on Thursday approved a plan to slash President Bush's as they wanted to be early Thursday as they performed in a night- soaked in pesticide, leaving gardeners to battle aphids thriving with defense spending proposal and shift billions of dollars to domestic club despite threats of arrests on obscenity charges. their natural enemies gone. programs. The nightclub Central City was packed to its 1,500-person capacity "It's gross. It's sickening," said San Gabriel Valley homeowner The $1.24 trillion budget for fiscal 1991 was approved on a 21-14 when the group opened with a song called "Martinez Rap," about Peggy Watson, whose orange trees are covered with aphids. party-line vote. Debate in the full House was scheduled for next Republican Gov. Bob Martinez's campaign against the group's Frustrated gardeners are making a bee line for pesticide shelves week. graphic lyrics. at nurseries and garden centers, where there has been a run on $4 House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., said there was The band, whose album "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" has been tubes containing 1,000 ladybugs. "good common sense" behind the Democratic version of the fiscal banned in several Florida counties, began its performance at mid- "We have people calling us up asking to reserve ladybugs," said 1991 budget. He described it as "a sharp departure from the status night and concluded about 1:30 a.m. Henrick Mar, manager of the San Gabriel Nursery. quo." Arrests? Not by this department," said a duty officer at Gaines- Pesticides sprayed by helicopters were intended to rid the region Republicans portrayed the plan as an embodiment of the same old ville police headquarters who spoke on condition of anonymity. of the Mediterranean fruit fly. liberal Democratic priorities, with irresponsible defense cuts and "This whole thing, we understand, was being publicized by the state The Medfly, thought to enter the country in illegally imported loose reins on domestic spending. But they expressed little concern, attorney's office. fruit, threatens part of the state's $16 billion a year farm economy calling the committee action just an early step in the long budget State attorney Len Register had called some of 2 Live Crew's sex- because it feeds on and lays eggs in more than 200 varieties of cash process. ually explicit songs "the most filthy thing I've ever encountered." crops. At the White House, spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the presi- He threatened to have the band arrested if they played uncensored Gov. George Deukmejian said Thursday there was no alternative dent had "no plans for a summit at this time" on the budget. versions of songs such as "Me So Horny," and ''Move Somethin," to spraying. He said it would continue despite vocal protests and at- The Democratic budget envisions $295 billion in military spending which has lyrics referring to sadomasochistic sex and violence tempts by municipalities to stop what they view as a potential health next year, about $1 billion less than in the current year and $> billion against women. less than requested by Bush. Register's office said Thursday he was in meetings and would not be available for comment. Debbie Bennett, spokeswoman for the group in Miami, said it played its usual concert. The group had an attorney on hand and bail money available if Register had followed up on his threat, she said. STATE / LOCAL The Miami-based group is led by Lamer "Lake Skyywalker" Campbell. Members are David "Mr. Mlxx" Hobbs, Chria r'Freah lee Kid" Won Wong and Mark "Brother Marquis" ROM. Air Force Base animals abused Canadian health care examined Religous group admits to arson DAYTON, O. (AP) — Monkeys and baboons used in military ex- COLUMBUS (AP) — Gov. Richard Celeste and other Ohioans con- periments at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base have died following cerned about escalating health care costs took an in-depth look ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — A group purportedly acting in the name rampant neglect and abuse, a national animal-rights group charged Thursday at Canada's universal health insurance system, hopeful of of religion says it set fire to the office of gospel singer Sandi Pa- Thursday. borrowing some ideas. ttibecause she put herself "on the pedestal of God." Michael Budkie, Midwest coordinator for In Defense of Animals, More than 200 health care professionals, providers, business Police said they have never heard of the "Equal Religious Coali- said autopsy reports from 1981 to 1986 suggest that some of the pri- leaders, labor officials and others showed up for a conference that tion" but they're taking a claim of responsibility for the fire serious- mates studied at the Armstrong Aerospace Medical Research included briefings by Canadian officials ana a review of what was ly- Laboratory suffered starvation or severe debilitation. termed an Ohio crisis. An unidentified woman professing to be part of the group said "Primates at the facility had died and gone unnoticed for periods Rep. Robert F. Hagan, D-Youngstown, has introduced a bill that Tuesday's fire was set in the singer's office "in objection to Mrs. of over 15 hours," Budkie said at a news conference. "Several that would adopt the essential elements of the Canadian system. Patti 's blatancy to continue to put herself on the pedestal of God." died were found dead after inhaling their own vomit. One had sto- Although the bill has been endorsed by some groups, including The woman made the claim to the Anderson Herald Bulletin, the mach erosion entirely through the wall of the stomach. ... There labor, it is viewed with skepticism by doctors, employers and others newspaper reported Thursday. It said the woman phoned Wednes- were examples of animals not having eaten for three weeks." who contend it would cost too much, create chaos and detract from day and read a statement. Budkie displayed a photograph of two primates suspended in body the quality of care. "We are not taking any information too lightly or too seriously," casts that he said was supplied to the group anonymously. The bill calls for substantial boosts in individual and corporate Patti said. "We are waiting to see how this fits into the whole scheme "It is very obvious there is rampant neglect and abuse taking taxes. of things." place at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base," said Budkie. Celeste, while withholding an endorsement of Hagan's proposal, The newspaper notified police, and Chief Ron Rheam said he re- He said that while the lab stopped doing autopsy reports in 1986, said polls show a majority of Canadians like their system. He also viewed the message and is considering it. there is no indication that the experimentation has been halted. noted that their average life spans are longer — 76.5 years compared No one was injured when flames destroyed the Helvering Booking Several calls to Wright-Patterson for information and comments with 74.7 years — ana their infant mortality rate is lower — 7.9 per and Management office, operated by Patti's husband, John Helver- were not returned. 1,000 compared with 10.6. ing. 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W.A.. & M*. m April 20,1990 Bar motif Disabled student rafting trip planned changes Disabled, The Toledo City by Heather Felty Parks and the University staff writer joined forces to make this special event happen. to beach What began as a fictional "Everyone has volunteered idea for a thesis paper has their time to make this come turned into reality for one true, and everyone has been concept University student. really excited about the Kim Gargasz, a graduate event," Gargasz said. student in education recrea- On Friday, all those who by Michelle Banks tion, developed an idea to put time into this project will staff writer create an age-appropriate re- see the end result. creation for those who have a Kim and eight develop- If at first you don't succeed, developmental disability. mentally disabled will begin try, try again. However, her idea was purely their Whitewater rafting be- PERRYSBURG - Apoarent- fictional until she decided it hind the school in Waterville ly, the former owners of the now could actually come true. where they will raft five miles defunct nightclub, The Power- Some of her ideas included down the Maumee River and house, believed that old adage. Whitewater rafting, back- end their journey in the Metro Once again a name change and packing and caving for those Park. facelift will grace the club which who are developmentally dis- Their trip will be led by the housed Dixie Electric Company, abled. She decided upon the Toledo River Gang who also Buttons and Billy Mustard's. Whitewater rafting because it will supply many rescue This time, however, new is a sport which she enjoys a crafts around them. management and a "totally new lot and she wanted to share "It is going to be safe, fun. concept for the Toledo area" this sport with others. and a new adventure for all will hit tonight at The Coconut The North American River who are involved," Gargasz Beach Club on Route 25 near Runners, Canoe Shop in said. Perrysburg, O. _. _ , , _ BG News/Brock Vlsnkh Waterville, 0., the Lucas "I am really excited about "when people come in here, I Students Tim, Tammy. Scott and Mike (left to right) turn to port in Cooper Pool County Board of Mental Re- this and I expect to have a expect they will not be able to Friday evening. The group is preparing for a Whitewater rafting trip today down the Maumee River. tardation & Developmentally great time," she said. believe the change," said Mike "The Iceman,' the corporate en- tertainment director and disc Editors jockey for Coconut Beach Club. □ Continued from page 1. The Columbus-based com- Blotter 338, was arrested for disorderly DA Manville Avenue resident Conklin Hall, was arrested for pany decided to expand in the D Kenneth J. Stridden, of Ton- conduct and resisting arrest reported his $400 bicycle stolen disorderly conduct. Officers al- strengthening the News and fa- Toledo area because of the suc- togany, O., was arrested for police said. last Monday. legedly saw him urinating on the cilitating better relations be- cess there from Ohio State Uni- DA North Enterprise Street rear wall of a business in the 100 versity and similiar results here driving under the influence of DA man picking up recycling resident reported his $200 block of North Main Street, tween the paper and the public," alcohol last Monday, police said. containers reported two she said. are expected. bomber jacket stolen while he police said. Owners Bob Packey and Ke- In the same incident, Tammy S. $100 bills around the Poe iun- was at Mr. Spots, 12S E. Court Woelke, 18330 Brim Road Apt. try Club last week. The board also named James vin Rettig could not be reached St., last Tuesday. OSteven Rood, 1048 N. Main A. Tinker, junior news-editorial for comment, however, Iceman OA brick was thrown through St. Apt. 34, was arrested for dis- major, as the summer editor of said he expects the University the side of an East Wooster orderly conduct, carrying a con- the News. Tinker, of Springfield, crowd to be a staple of their Street home last Thursday. cealed weapon and possession of O, currently serves as the ad- business. marijuana Friday, police ministration beat reporter and "I want this to be a place said. D Theodore R. Grambo, 241 assistant wire editor. where BG people feel comforta- Bromfield Hall, was arrested for ble and welcome at along with disorderly conduct after he was Other student publication edi- having a good time." he said. observed urinating in a city tors named by the board are: Renovations took more than parking lot Saturday, police two and a-half months and re- said. QAmy Frankart, junior news- sulted in what Iceman called a editorial major from Alvada, O., completely new look. for the yearbook, The Key. She "We gutted the entire place." succeeds co-editors Mike Dra- he said. "Nothing of the old benstott and Paul Vernon. Powerhouse remains — it's a totally different scene." OAmy Cole, junior public re- Changes included removing the lations major from Barberton, carpet from the walls and re- O., for her second term at the placing it with pastel-colored Greek campus newspaper, The paint, enlarging the dance floor, Gavel. installing fans and decorative seagulls on the ceiling — creat- 1 Andrea Tanner, junior jour- ing an all-round "beach" at- nalism major from Youngstown, mosphere. O., for the minority campus Attributing past problems of newspaper, The Obsidian. She the Powerhouse to "burnt-out succeeds Kristle Bledsoe. managment," the Iceman said he is positive The Coconut Beach Gina Hartman, senior jour- Club will fare well. nalism major from Parma, O., The Coconut Beach Club opens for the editor of the campus tonight at 8 to anyone 18 and "...we have magazine, Miscellany. over. itOtOt&fC-t >*4>tt»*&t&*&*Ot1** Entertainment April 20, mo Legislators want lyric labels Kinison album Bills introduced in states to place warning stickers on explicit records by Keith White sponse to date, that they are going to come up with a voluntary label- loud, obscene ing system which will be successful this time." USA Today-CIN Record companies attempted to come up with a warning label five Sears ago when a group of congressional wives led by Tipper Gore, by Cliff Radel Each bit reaches so far to WASHINGTON — Rep. Jean Dixon (R-Springfield) and three le wife of Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.), first raised the issue USA Today-CIN be funny that it dislocates its other state legislators told the recording industry Friday what kind nationally. shoulder. Kinison's timing is of label they would like to see the industry put on records with sexu- That effort was limited and never has satisfied proponents of re- nonexistent as he pads his ally explicit lyrics. cord labeling like Dixon, who said she will not drop her efforts until Mapplethorpe II, here we routines with the f-word and Jay Berman, president of the Recording Industry Association of the industry adopts an aggressive and effective system of voluntary come. such mentally engaging wit- America, said he would pass along their suggestions. labeling. The cover for Sam Kin- ticisms as "you know what I "But in the final analysis, this is a decision the companies will "Next year, if there's no compliance, if we have no guarantee, if ison 's new humor/music mean?" It's a scream a make for themselves," he said. we don't have some type of agreement on a voluntary effort that we album, Leader of the Banned, minute, but only because of "We have said we will voluntarily sticker our product, and we will as legislators can depend on, we will be back with something of uni- has the minister-turned- Kinison's loud mouth. do so with a generic warning label," Berman said.." That's an issue formity among all of the states," she said. funnyman in a remake of the that will be decided upon by our member companies, and it's not "And we won't just have 10 or 20. We can promise the industry we Last Supper. He's playing you As for his singing, Kinison subject to negotiation outside of those member companies." will have uniformity, we will be together on this issue, and there will know who, and his disciples does four tunes with rockers At the legislators' request, Berman agreed to meet with them in be someone in every state to introduce it." are the 12 sisters of the lewd such as Leslie West and one month to talk about now the industry s efforts were proceeding. Berman said most of the companies that belong to his association lingerie. Dweezil Zappa. Included on Dixon and the others — Democrat Ron Gamble of Pennsylvania, have agreed to abide by the voluntary warnings, and the companies The Warner Bros, album's his list of heavenly hymns are Democrat Judith Toth of Maryland and Republican George Carey of who have agreed represent an overwhelming amount of the records true blasphemy, however, is "Gonna Raise Hell/' "High- Delaware — have introduced bills in each state to require warning produced each year. not on the cover. It's in the way to Hell" and a version of labels on records. contents. "Mississippi Queen" where But he said he made it "absolutely, unequivocally clear" to the Turning into standup the comic sings new lyrics four legislators that the record industry is not asking them to aban- comedy's answer to profes- about a fallen Southern Only Gamble's bill could pass easily this year, but he said he sional wrestling, Kinison preacher meeting a fallen would withdraw it even if it makes it to the governor's desk if the re- don their bills. "That is a decision they will have to make for them- selves," he said. prostitutes his talent with cord industry comes up with a satisfactory plan of its own. loud, foul-mouthed routines that senselessly attack homo- The chubby comedic "What we're trying to do is send a message that we are very sin- "We are committed to fighting every one of these bills as long as sexuals ("Sex, Videotape and screamer sings this scantily cere about the issue, that we are certainly open to all kinds of nego- they are alive and, in the unhappy and unlikely event one should Zoo Animals"); declare war disguised plot about Jim tiations," Toth said. "We are very hopeful, given the industry's re- pass, to litigate its constitutionality." on Iran ("Casual Users of Bakker and Jessica Hahn, Terrorism"); and blast Kinison's former video mate senior citizens ("Old People and bosom buddy, in a thin Allman Bros.re-enter studio The Must Die"). voice. BG News BG News Classifieds by Robert K. Oermann uled for release on Epic Re- on disc. USA Today-CIN cords. Both Betts and Allman Last week, Broadcast Music is recyclable! are where it s at! have had Epic releases in recent Inc. gathered the rehearsing Eears, the latter scoring a nota- members together for the pre- le success with "I'm No Angel" sentation of a Special Citation of The Allman Brothers will in 1987. Achievement. stage a new assault on the radio EXAM SPECIAL airwaves this summer. The Allman Brothers made Sunday, April 22 Thru Thursday, April 26 The legendary Southern rock It reads, "This legendary their LP debut in 1969. The act group single-handedly created a Sunday, April 29 Thru Thursday, May 3 band entered the studio in rapidly assumed a leadership genre of music by combining March for the first time in role in the then-emerging South- jazz, blues, rock and country Study and Relax in the privacy of your own room nearly a decade. The resulting ern rock movement. But the Into what has become known at 4» LP will appear in June, in time twin-guitar team of Betts and throughout the world as 'South- I BEST vVtSTERNjR2> for a national tour. Gregg's brother Duane Allman ern Rock.' Their music helped Falcon Pla& "We've been off too long; we'- was ended in 1973 when the lat- pave the way for countless re ready," said organist-lead ter was killed in a motorcycle songwriters and musicians to singer Gregg Allman. His sand- accident. A year later, original follow. Their songs will remain a (located across from Harshman Dorm) papery, blue-eyed soul voice has bassist Barry Oakley died under staple of American music and immortalized such classic rock similar circumstances. will continue to influence song- $23'* songs as "Ramblin' Man." writers everywhere." per night for 1 or 2 persons "Crazy Love" and "Midnight Includes: 'Early check-in and late check-out times Rider," all recorded during the By mid-decade the group was •Continental Breakfast no more. Allman and Betts for- "Coffee available 24 hours group's heyday in the 1970s. med their own bands. The for- "Tnis band has always been mer also made headlines with Advanc* reMrvUKXM requWrJ and prtwnt «*fl BGSU ID it spontaneous," said drummer cftacK-m Not vaM tor larrury. InefKtt. and other non-sludanta ME N MAIM » BOWIING GRFEN Butch Trucks. "This reunion all his 1975-80 marriage to Cher and 352-4674 started two years ago when we concurrent heroin addiction. played the volunteer Jam with The Allman Brothers reunited Charlie Daniels. After that, it's for three LPs between 1979 and just developed." 1981, but have since been silent The Allmans have been on two l!S(, USG USG USG US (; very successful reunion tours since then. The sold-out shows, The following are appointees to the plus an enthusiastically- r received 1989 reissue triple-CD 3 1990-1991 Cabinet: IS "I'M A collection, proved to the mem- bers that there's still an audi- Academic Affairs: Dave Stofka, Coordinator* ence for their distinctive fusion COLLEGE of rock, country and blues. Student Welfare: Julie Miller. Coordinator* Lara Snedeker, Assistant Coordinator* c "I think there's a need out S STUDENT AND there" for the group's Southern Multi-Cultural Affairs: Kristle Bledsoe. Coordinator* 8 rock sound, said new Allman Warren Haynes. He's become a Nat.,St.,Comm: Brian Thomas, Coordinator* cornerstone of the band's song- Andrea Tanner, Assistant Coordinator* WORKING FOR writing, along with frequent col- laborator Johnny Neel. e 8 Public Relations: Mary Beth Eppel, Co-Coordinator* KELLY HAS 3 Michelle Minoguc, Co-Coordinator* 8 "They played with us when we toured last year," said guitarist Dickey Betts. "They've had University Committees Julie Poore, Co-Coordinator* HELPED ME their baptism. The new material Sharon Seifert, Co-Coordinator* is real strong. 8 3 Treasurer: Ryan Garlitz* 8 UNDERSTAND "It'll be Allman Brothers mu- Douglas Heck, Assistant sic, blues-based rock." Along with newcomer Alan THE Woody and veteran group per- Faculty Liaison: Scott Silknitter cussionist Jaimoe Johnson, the Allmans have been rehearsing 8 Leadership Director: Stephen LeMasters BUSINESS the new songs in Nashville dur- 3 I ing the past two weeks. Executive Assistant: Phillip Mercio The comeback LP will be re- SC USG USG USG US( WORLD." corded in Miami and is sched- u REGISTER To Win A Free Caribbean Cruise For Two INCLUDING MR FARE Courtesy ol Costa Cruise Lines ana Cal-Cenlrai Marketing Corporation No Obligation Requufd. COSWCRUSING fWJAN STVU" % -::L^.- """" "-- "I've broadened my education and expanded my knowledge. Improved my skills. 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CINCINNATI — Pete Rose earlier this year and Rose en- Slete his fifth spring as Bowling coaching staff into two groups — has agreed to plead guilty to tered the agreement with ireen's head football coach, has the Brown and Orange teams. -Moe Ankney, on the failing to report income in prosecutors, allowing him to The seniors then drafted the avoid indictment, the source been witness to both the posi- underclassmen. Brown-Orange game exchange for avoiding har- tives and negatives of the annual This is the second-straight sher felony charges as part of said. Brown-Orange game. year the players have been an agreement with federal As part of the agreement, For the most part, the posi- placed onto the squads In this squad scrimmages the past two door," he said. prosecutors to be announced the government won't press tives have out-weighed the nega- manner, Ankney said. weekends. a a a today, a source told The As- additional tax charges tives in the previous four spring- Because these teams don't sociated Press Thursday. against Rose, according to ending games, Ankney said have the exact first or second The game, which will last ap- There was no deal on a pos- the source. Thursday. offensive and defensive units However, the offense has been Eroximately one and one-half sible Jail sentence for the In an interview last "Usually the players have a playing together, Ankney said a different story. ours, will be slightly different former Cincinnati Reds man- November, Rose admitted he lot of fun and get to compete," little is attained in the game from a normal regular-season ager, who was banished from never claimed his race track he said. from a cohesiveness standpoint. With only one starting skilled contest in that there will be no baseball last summer for winnings, as required by law. This spring's Brown-Orange "Yeah, you really don't gain a player returning, the offense, punting or kickoffs. The only gambling. The grand jury also looked game begins at 10 a.m. Saturday lot offensively and defensively," especially the passing game, kicking to take place will be Rose, however, would have into whether he claimed all at Doyt Perry Field. said Ankney, whose overall four- has struggled. Sophomore Erik extra points and field goals. to repay several hundred his income from memorabilia On the down side, Ankney said Cear record is 17-26-1. "Hopefu- White, the No. 1 quarterback en- thousand dollars in back sales and autograph appear- he always worries about injur- y there art some surprises. tering the spring, injured his ODD taxes as part of the agree- ances. ies. But there is more, he said. shoulder two weeks ago and has ment, the AP learned. "Something is going to "If somebody has a real bad There'll be that player or players to catch everybody's not practiced since. He will not In addition to White, two other Rose is expected to appear happen (today) in Cincinnati. game, either the offense or de- play Saturday. Falcons will sit out the game Friday morning before U.S. It just wouldn't be appro- fense, you can leave the spring eye; someone who unexpectedly District Judge S. Arthur 6date for me to comment fur- having a bad feeling and a lack stands out and shows he can with injuries. Offensive lineman The other quarterbacks, soph- Steve Bosko (knee) and defen- Spiegel, who can either ac- >er," said Robert A. Pitcairn The first team defense has omores Nick Eppert and Paul sive lineman Steve Ross (ankle) cept or reject the arrange- Jr., one of Rose's lawyers. been BG's eye-catcher this Seeley and freshman Greg sustained injuries on Tuesday. ment. Spiegel is the same judge Price, have been inconsistent at "There's been some docu- who presided over the tax spring. These Falcons, much ments filed. They've been evasion and drug trial last maligned during the past two best, Ankney said. D D D seasons for their inability to stop sealed. Any comments I could year of Rose's former the opposition, have allowed "We haven't been able to make would be inappro- housemate, Tommy Gioiosa. only one touchdown in intra- throw the ball from here to the Ankney and his coaching staff priate," Assistant U.S. Attor- Federal prosecutors alleged SUNDANCE will conduct a clinic today from ney William Hunt said. "I at that trial that Gioiosa ille- ILLINOIS OHIO 2:30-10 p.m., covering a variety would anticipate that they gally claimed Rose's race- of topics. Among them: practice will be unsealed (today)." track winnings in a conspir- drills and techniques; off-season The charge of failing to re- acy to defraud the govern- ♦ conditioning with strength coach port income will be brought ment. Preferred Properties ♦ Joey Batson; offensive line play against Rose in the form of an Gioiosa, 31, was convicted $2.95 ♦ and run/pass blocking; and information, which is filed by last September of transport- Phone 352-9378 pass catching techniques. a federal prosecutor rather ing drugs and of conspiring to than through a grand jury, D See Rose, page 10. SUMMER LEASING The clinic is offered free of the source said. t charge to area coaches. FOX RUN ♦ HAVEN HOUSE MANOR ♦ *A*^^^^^^^ POTATO PIEDMONT ♦ Swindell, BIRCH WOOD PLACE GSS PRESENTS: HOUSES ♦ Indians All residents receive a membership to ♦ A FAREWELL PARTY CHERRYWOOD HEALTH SPA ♦ SKINS Monday ihru Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. shutout Yanks 1-0 FREE FREE CLEVELAND (AP) - Greg On this, the twenty first day of April in the year of 1990, Swindell was almost beginning FREE FREE to believe the horror stories he these men came together at Bowling Green State University was reading about himself. 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It has been a long last two weeks for the men's tennis team, playing Ohio U. and then MCA RECORDS Miami. This week got even longer Thursday when what was expected to be an easy match l^5T with Division HI University of Wooster turned into a dogfight. The match lasted a total of four and one-half hours but the Falcons prevailed 6-3 against the Scots, ranked 14th in Divi- sion III. The victory raised BG's s$ record to 8-12. All but one of the Falcons' sin- gles matches went three sets and two of the doubles matches also went the distance. A$ At No. 1 singles, John Green discovered how eood Steve Kuri, the ninth-ranked player in Divi- sion III tennis was, defeating BG News/Mark Deckard V$ him in a tough three set match 6-4,4-6,6-2. BG's John Green prepares to return a shot in Thursday's 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 win over Wooster's Steve Kuri. The Fal- BG's Steve Mudre staged a cons won the overall match 6-3. In doubles, Green teamed with Justin Overholser but they were defeated 2-6, great comeback against Kevin 6-1, 3*6 by Kuri and Adam Brewer. JOHNNY am. Poor after losing the first set 4-6. E$ He trailed 5-4 in the second but constantly lobbed over the Fal- came back to tie the second set (16-9) and Greg Winchester John Noble is the reigning No. at 6-all and win in a tiebreak. cons and kept the ball in play (16-15) who both reached the 1 singles champion and is 23-16 Mudre then pounded home a 6-2 waiting for the Falcons the finals of the MAC champion- overall this year. final set victory and the match make errors. ships last year. These two also WITH win at No. 3 singles as well. a a a were selected to the 1989 AU- The duo of Todd Kafka and The Falcons will host this MAC Tennis Team. Dan Kronauge possess a domi- Mike Hain had a tough three weekend's matches at Keefe The other players in this group COUPONS set match against Wooster's Courts against Western Michi- nating 33-5 record and are de- Dan Rosenbaum. After a first are Jim Gleason (7-6), Scott Kil- fending champs at No. 2 dou- !f§) gan today and Ball State on Sat- gren (9-14), and Karl Devries bles. set victory 6-3, Rosenbaum urday. (8-17). played exceptionally well in the The netters will have tough Ball State has been the MAC'S second set winning it 6-1. With challenges against both teams. most prominent team the past Falcons No. 2 doubles team Hain on the ropes he came "Both Western Michigan and six years. The Cardinals are the Hain and Teets look to put a through with a shutout of Ro- Ball State are very strong teams reigning MAC champions and blemish on Kafka and Kron- senbaum in the third set 6-0. and with great coaches who have have had a Top 20 ranking for auge's almost perfect record. won the fourth singles match. had a lot of success both in and most of the season. They are Rob Suski returned to the out of the conference," coach currently ranked 25th out of 280 BG's newly formed doubles lineup from last weekend's ill- Gene Orlando said. Division I tennis teams. team of Mudre and Dickinson ness to face a stiff Wooster op- When the Falcons face the Ball State's whole team is cur- look to improve their 4-1 record ponent in Eric Hicks. Suski Broncos they will be looking for rently undefeated in three MAC against part of BSU's reigning jumped out to an early 6-4 first John Elway's superbowl Bron- contests and 12-6 overall. No. 3 doubles champions. Brian set win and then fell in the sec- cos rather than the Broncos who The Cardinals have lost pri- DeVirgilio teams up with a new ond set 7-5 to Hicks. Suski over- are 2-1 in the MAC and 10-12 marily to ranked opponents — Ctner Kurt Josselyn to defend came the second set trouble and overall. No. 14 Texas Christian, No. 18 title and a 13-7 record. fmlled his game together in the WMU has four players that Notre Dame and No. 21 North- inal set to blank Hicks 6-1 and are 2-1 and one at 1-2 in MAC western. "Both teams are very tal- win the match. play. As well as having won six ented, but if we continue to com- The Falcons were up 4-2 after Included In this group of elite MAC championships in a row, pete at the level we have been the singles matches, needing to Broncos are No. 1 and No. 2 sin- they also have several MAC sin- playing, anything can happen," win one of the three doubles gles players Brandt Wegner gles and doubles champions. Orlando said. matches to take the team vic- PETER WOLF tory. UPTONOOOOOI BG's third doubles team of Indians <3 "twtaw rW«M Doug Dickinson and Mudre one's passed ball. Cerone were postponed by rain and stepped up their play to secure a Continued from page 8. missed a pitch from Pascual snow. The crowd of 6,000 was the victory for the Falcons. loss to the Chicago White Sox on Perez that was slightly outside their smallest ever for a home hM They gained the victory in the Saturday. to Candy Maldonado. opener. only two set doubles match "It's been a long time since I "It was a situation with a man The Indians have been pro- 1 against Hoover and Fernandez won a ballgame," he said. on third with one out. We tried to moting tonight's game against o5 lL-id 6-1,6-4. "Some people said I was pacing run a sinker in on his hands," Chicago as their official home PVT!.* 1 Hain and Suski teamed up at myself. But what I've said was Cerone said, "hoping maybe to opener. 1 No. 2 doubles to defeat that I didn't think I would have get a ground ball to third. The Swindell allowed three New Wooster's Poor and Rosenbaum. all my pitches until May. I'm not ball kind of went over the middle York hits, striking out five and After a first set loss 6-4, the Fal- pacing myself. But I don't think of the plate and moved a little walking one. CeciEo Guante pit- cons won the next two sets 6-3, I'm 100 percent with all my pit- away. Then I just missed it." ched 1 2-3 scoreless innings, and 6-4 to prevail against the Scots. ches yet." The game represented the In- Doug Jones worked the ninth for Falcon Justin Overholser lost He added a few sliders to his dians' home opener, because his third save. Jones has saved OFF a tough match to Toledo native repertoire Thursday and also their first two tries April 10-11 all three Cleveland wins. Adam Brewer 1-6,3-6. Brewer is threw his curve tor strikes, EACH ITEM ^hZ-' the 21st ranked player in Divi- which he failed to do at Chicago. $1 sion III tennis and is 16-2 on the Swindell (1-1) isn't throwing on the purchase of 1 or 2 CD's, pre- season. many sliders yet because they recorded cassettes, LP's or music videos put more stress on his elbow. In the last doubles match of "When you have to rely on one Mix or Match! Eitch, you're going to get hurt," the day, Green and Overholser (All sale items & specials excluded.) were defeated by the Scots tact- esaid. ful tandem of Kuri and Brewer Cleveland's only run came in - COUPON - EXPIRES 5/5/90 2-6, 6-1, 3-6. The Wooster duo the sixth, when Tom Brookens tripled and scored on Rick Cer- It's All Here OFF in $2 EACH ITEM on the purchase of 3 or more CD's, pre- Black 8c White. recorded cassettes, LP's or music videos Mix or Max! For quick quality and inexpensive graphic arts services see (All sale items & specials excluded.) 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Then came a series of injuries that landed the 32-day owners' lockout. day's NFL draft took on the meanwhile, got an additional CINCINNATI - It hasn't taken Lou Pinie- every position starter except first baseman "Normally there are cliques here. It was look of a trade mart Thursday second- and third-rounder by lla long to make an impression on his new Todd Benzinger on the disabled list and ef- not like that this year," he said. "I think Lou with a conditional deal that sending running back Ter- team. fectively eliminated the club from conten- has a lot to do with that. He told us from day gave hometown hero Jeff rence Flagler and defensive Eight games into the season, Piniella's tion in the National League West. one that we're going to win as a team, we're George to Indianapolis for end Danny Stubbs to the Cincinnati Reds are the only unbeaten team None of the players blames Rose for the going to lose as a team." two of the Colts' top players. Cowboys. in the major leagues. His players say it's no troubles, but they do like the more relaxed Piniella is modest about his role in the tur- That trade and one between But the George deal, which coincidence that with a new manager has atmosphere instead of the fishbowl exis- naround, but he agrees his team seems to be San Francisco and Dallas would bring six-time Pro come new fortune. tence during the gambling probe. enjoying itself. may be only the epening sal- Bewl offensive tackle Chris "It starts with Lou," said shortstop Barry We're playing well and relaxed and loose vos in one of the most active Hinton and wide receiver An- Larkin, who's hitting .600. "He came in in "We're definitely more relaxed," Larkin and having fun, and that's what it takes," he markets in recent years as dre Rison plus draft picks to spring training and set down the rules. He said. "With all the hoopla last year, you said. teams sought ways to take Atlanta, will probably be the told us what to expect. He said, "This is going couldn't walk through the clubhouse or say The Reds became known as a talented advantage of the influx of 35 biggest... if it is completed. to be my ballclub.' what you wanted to say without being ac- team of underachievers under Rose. Al- juniors. It is contingent en the Celts cused of something (in the media)." though the players give Piniella credit for With 72 hours to go, the and George, a former IadUn- "He's a disciplinarian. He demands that their season-opening streak —five wins shy Seahawks, Lions and 49ers apolis high school star, reach- you give respect, and he deserves it." Center fielder Eric Davis thinks the team of the National League record set by Atlanta were trying to move up ing agreement on a contract Pitcher Tom Browning says Piniella learned something important about itself in 1982 — they think they could have done toward the top; the Chargers, by an unspecified deadline — "must be a genius." during the tumble to fifth place last year. well under Rose if they'd stayed healthy. Bears, Bills, Chiefs and either late Friday or early "We felt we were good last year, too, we Giants were considering Saturday. "He's been great," Browning said. "He's "The way things went last year was frus- just got hurt," Browning said. "In one spree an aggressive manager. He wants to make trating," Davis said. "Everything went bad. we lost the top five guys in our lineup. sure we do the fundamental things to win Guys could have easily gotten down on "I don't see much difference in this club ballgames. He's kind of buckled down and themselves, pointed fingers, broken the from last year. The nucleus is still here. But BG's Reed Parks wins made sure we're buckled down." bond we had. But we didn't do that. We came we're healthy." hammer throw event Four Falcon sauads at home Coody, LAWRENCE, Kan. - Reed Parks' toss established a meet Parks of Bowling Green had a record in the hammer throw be- Eight Falcon teams will be in Softball Field. The Falcons are urday (3p.m.). personal-best throw of 1794 in cause this is the first year the action this weekend and four of 10-20 overall, 4-6 in the MAC. Douglass the hammer throw Thursday to event has been contested at the those squads will be at home. On Saturday, the football The men's and women's track win the event at the Kansas Re- relays. The baseball team, winners of team will play its annual Brown- team will continue to run at the lays at the University of Kansas. two of three games earlier this Orange game at 10 a.m. at Doyt Kansas Relays at the University take lead BG's John Slater finished sec- The Falcons will continue to week, entertains Western Mich- Perry Field. The contest will of Kansas today and Saturday. A AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Char- ond to Parks with a heave of compete at the relays today and igan today and Saturday for a complete Moe Ankney's fifth portion of the men's and les Coody scored a hole-in-one 174-3. Saturday. pair of 1 p.m. doubleheaders at spring at the Falcon helm. women's team will be at the All- and an 18th-hole eagle as he and Warren Steller Field. Ohio Championships at Oxford, Dale Douglass combined for a The men's tennis team also O., on the Miami University 13-under-par 59 and a 5-stroke Ed Platzer's Falcons are 19-12 will be at home, hosting Western campus. The men run there to- lead Thursday in the Legends of overall, 5-5 in the Mid-American Michigan today (3 p.m.) and day, while the women will be Golf. Quote of the Week Conference. Ball State Saturday (1 p.m.). there Saturday. "Lots of fairways and greens for me today. With the rough as Both matches are at Keefe Coody scored his ace with a deep as it has been, and they haven't been cutting it or trim- The softball team, with four Courts. And the men's golf team, fresh 7-iron on the 142-yard third hole ming it, you have to be in the fairway. You can lose your shoes wins in as many tries this week, from its fourth-place finish at and capped his first-round her- out there in the rough." Slays doubleheaders with Cen- The women's tennis team the Ohio Collegiate Classic on oics in this better-ball event with — Lennle Clements, professional golfer, commenting en the •al Michigan today (2p.m.) and travels to Western Michigan to- Monday, plays at the Akron a 15-foot putt for an eagle-3 on rough at the Greater Greensboro Open after Thursdays open- Saturday (1 p.m.) at the BG day (3 p.m.) and Ball State Sat- Firestone Invitational at Akron. the 18th hole. ing round 3-under-par 69 which gave him the tourney lead. Rose :: Continued from page 8. mitting he placed bets through different focus. Both involved he accepted the penalty for that One particular racetrack individual tax return for that hide Rose's racetrack winnings. bookmakers. He accepted a life- information from some of offense — a lifetime ban — last payoff, a $47,648 Pik Six from year. He is serving a five-year jail time ban with a chance to apply Rose's former associates. August after admitting he rou- Turfway Park in northern Ken- ROM didn't dispute that he term handed down Feb. 1. for reinstatement after one year Baseball's investigators were tinely gambled through book- tucky, became a central point in owned a share of the ticket, but Rose's agreement with the as part of a deal with late base- concerned only with the ques- makers. Giamatti concluded the federal trial of Gioiosa. he said in an interview last government will free him from ball Commissioner A. Bartlett tions of whether Rose associated Rose had bet on baseball, but Several of Rose's former November that he was innocent any possible prosecution in con- Giamatti. with gamblers, bet on baseball made no formal finding. gambling associates testified at of any wrongdoing. He said he nection with Gioiosa. The grand jury investigation or bet on his own team. Rose Baseball investigator John Gioiosa's trial last summer that didn't know tie had to put bis Rose was banned for life from was separate from baseball's steadfastly denies betting on Dowd developed information Rose told Gioiosa to claim the name on the claim form, too. baseball last August after ad- investigation of Rose and had a baseball or on Reds' games, but that Rose raised money for winning ticket of Jan. 16, 1987, Paul Janszen, another of gambling in a variety of ways. even though Rose owned a Rose's former associates, coop- "The evidence revealed Pete share. Federal prosecutors erated with both the baseball Rose generated cash, which is pointed out that Gioiosa was in a and the federal investigations of difficult to trace or document, at lower tax bracket at the time. Rose. University Village card shows and through the sale Gioiosa was the only one to Janszen, who traveled with & of memorabilia," Dowd wrote in sign a claim form for the Pik Six Rose to card shows and claims his final report. at the racetrack. The form, used to have run Rose's bets with University Courts Apts. The federal grand jury in Cin- for tax purposes, must include bookmakers, said the former cinnati looked into whether Rose the names of everyone who owns manager only reported a frac- SUMMER LEASES NOW AVAILABLE declared all such income on his a share of the ticket. Gioiosa tion of his income to the IRS. taxes. claimed the entire amount on his Janszen said Rose always pre- are now renting ferred cash payments for auto- apartments that feature graph appearances. • 9-month and 12-month leases "Sometimes he would get a check, but he used to complain • One and two bedroom apartments ATTENTION GRADUATES about promoters that tried to • Heat, water, cooking and sewer included give him checks," Janszen said. • Central air Investigate the many advantages "He made the comment to me once in '87 that the IRS was on to • No pets please Clough & Mercer of our college graduate program him and that (his tax preparer) • had to claim so muck money (419) 352-0164 Bowling Green that year as income from base- SPECIAL PRICES FOR ALL ball card shows just to make BQ STAFF AND FACULTY sure he covered his rear end." 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IN Soup and Sandwich Lunch. donaOon.UCF UnlQrsphks Carrera • Ftourescents Center comer ol Thuratm and Ridge, thle Fri- HELP US CHOOSE THE Douglas Christopher LamleHe 211 West Hal • Michelle Fry • Brian Joseph McCartney day. Patrice Prince. CouneellngTCereer Dev You'l do awesome on BEDROCK BABE OF THE YEARM 372-7418 PAST BABES OF THE WEEK: Jene Elisabeth McElroy HAPPY 21 ST HEATHER HARRUFF Cntr will dlacuaa the "Importance of a Cuh Sunday. Thanks for being KENKLEE Laura A Morris YOU MADE IT TO THE BIG TIME turally Diverse Education." such an awesome buddy' PETER HOLMES Michael Krletopher Noble LUV YA. KEITH I love you1 FREE PARTY BRUCE KRATT Scott Matthew Packard •Deo- Come party with us one last erne before finale at Need s caring response CHUCK S DEB ELLIOT Thomaa Robert PulUn DRY DOCK'S CLOSE OUT BASH'Sal Apr! 21 to your pregnancy concerns? JIM SOLLY Kevin C. Shaw from 9-1 AM m me basement of Harahmen Cal BG PREGNANCY CENTER Mark E. Welhlngion HAPPY BIRTHDAY • Omega Phi Alpha Pledges * MARIBETH POWELL KRISTI LEIGH Quad No ID'S, no cover required or necessary. at 354 HOPE Gel psyched for activation Monday STEPHLAHOOO Be reedy to rumble, beceuee see you Bierel For Into on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS Night Congratulations! We love JOHN BURKE BREAK A LEOI and supporting services meln Sauch 1st Deln Bauch. und FRENCH PLAY you PAUL "HORNOOG HORNAIC Desiree Summers. Dean Bauch 1st meln Bauch LeBaldeaVoteura The Slaters 010 Phi A ROB BLAKE 'IchLIESEDIch! FERN We ere ecstatic lor you! Congrats on your pearl- TONIGHT 8 PM 121 WEST Typing 1 35 per page 354-037 1 •PHI SIGMA KAPPA4 This year hat been the beet JDS BRATHAUS CREW ing to Duane Peterson. See, you sW got your Admission Free The brothers of Phi Sigma Ksppa extend Klaus TYPING ALL NIGHT? BG POLICE parsonali a warm welcome lo our national Let us help relieve your load KENNY REEVES Al Our Love. representatives A TO Z DATA CENTER 352-5042 JOEQUINN Nor. 01, Mary, a Penelope HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet DR. DRURY BAGWELL -GRAND PRESIDENT JUNIORS JUNIORS Drop off your Favorite Babes name mere anytime from Cleveland. Detroit, or Chi- Attend a Plecemenl TOM RECKER -EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR cago for no more than S229. or from the East TYPING SERVICES at 128 S Summit by Mon. April 23 Discover Europe and earn 6 credit hours Orientation Meeting TODD SIMPSON -DIR. OF MEMBER SERV. Coast tor no more then $160 with AIRHITCHO Reasonable rales with accuracy Summer Study Program In France April 23 5 30-7pm Ed. Mus LOU REDENBAUGH • DIR. OF EXPANSION (as reported In Consumer Reports NY Times, a Cal 352-3987 from 8 AM to 9PM Classes are mEnglieh Apr! 24 5.30-7pm ASS HJHS NARK ROWLAND -MIDWEST PROVINCE BEDROCK BABE OF THE WEEK Lets Got) For defeat cal 212-884-2000 or David Reed from France wi talk about the pro- Aprs 25 5 6 30pm Bus/Tech PRES. BHAOEN SHAVCHOOK write AJRHfTCH. 2790 Broadway. SW 100. gram Aprs 25 7-8:30pm General WORD PROCESSING TIM BARNES -MIDSOUTH DISTRICT GOV. Why? Because Sarah said so' New York. NY 10025 Wednesday. Apr! 25. 9.30 PM Room 1000 Located In the Besroom S1 25'page WELCOME TO BOWLING OREEN ■AMD, Karen 874-1573 Perrysburg -PHI SIGMA KAPPA' Heather 8(ajRace'~ For more into. Dr. Charlea Chitlle We re two of a kind but we already know MUD Adoption Happily married couple of 14 years. 9:30-4pmAprl21 -SAT 372 6]Wiaiiit]i Thats because we re out ot control VOLLEYBALL We promise your child a loving home and finan- Buy a raffle ticket S win a bike! Discover Europe and earn e credit hours Its al fun a games unBJ someone with PERSONALS cial security Devoted, stay home mom. Caring Summer Study Program In France beer tale a then she received the sap cal Tournaments wll be this Saturday and Sunday dad and one big sister Al medical an d legal Bike Race!!! Classes ere xi English Green beer has never tested better -unH at College Park. Come and watch the teams1 expenses paid Call collect 1-822 9288 9 30-4pmAprtl21 -SAT. David Reed from France wi last about the pro- we got that SB letter Sponsored by UAA • CAMPUS POLLYEYES- ARE YOU FEMALE? Buy a rente ticket S win a bke! Oh wel la reely al we can say because Live entertainment with ARE YOU MUSICAL? Wednesday. Aprl 25. 9 30 PM Room 1000 less than a month and we're on our way. Bike Read! TOM GORMAN 10-1 A.M. No further qualifications necessary We are ■A Mo. Number 19 la almost here a then PHI ETA SIGMA 9 30-4pm April 21 -SAT $4 60 AJRI-Can-Eat Smorg looking tor you We want lo give BG something For more info: Or Charlea Chitlle our partying wll be m the dear" Attention Alt Members Buy a raffle) ticket S win a b*e' Don't forget the spring Initiation banquet1 This II - 9 PM It desperately needs an el-babes band We 372-81BO/352-8012 SeeYai-Lod Sunday. Apr! 22 from 4-6pm In the Grand Bat- need lead guitar and rhythm section to cover any and every type of music. If you want to help Bke Race"! room. Oerra formal drees • SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE • 9:30-4pmAprl21 -SAT FORFEIT FEES FOR INTRAMURALS ALL KD "PHI TAU" KD us SHOCK Bowling Green. Cal Marge al FEES MUST BE PICKED UP BY MAY 2, 1900 Tytko. Dirk. Hess a Bees. PSYCHIC FAIR Cal (or price quotes S pick up times 363-7894 Buy a raffle ticket S win a bkel Bowing Green Hosday Inn, Sunday Aprs 22 352-6475 BRING YOUR RECEIPT. Got excited lor Saturday night. Senduaky. Radkuon wM be out of eight! llam-epm Great Merchandise $5 readings BeteRaceMI FREE PARTY Kay Dee White Roee Formal. with your favorite psychics Advanced reserva- • SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE ■ Are you STILL looking 9 30-4pm April21 -SAT Come party with us one lest time be'ore liners St Witn u 4 dotea-wS! be anything but normal1 tions available. SI.00 admission or 3 for Call lor price quotes S pick up times lor 8 Co-op or Internship? Buy a raffle ticket S win a bkel DRY DOCK'SCLOSE OUT BASH' Sat Aprl 21 Wel tie al doled up a ready to go. S2 00. For information oal 418-498-2310. 362-5476 Can't get one this summsr? from 9-1 AM m the basement ol Harahman DON'T WORRY) So tie your ties a lets start the show' The Universe end Other Toys. BRAILLE RADIO S THE GREAT BAR-B-QUE Quad No lO'a. no cover required or necessary • SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE ■ Love your KO dates. GODS See you there! TONIGHT! Cal lor price quotes a pick up times We have excellent opportunities Vsnesss. Cheryl. Michese a Katriy Friday a Saturday April 20-21 Bowing Green Gaming Society Members. To- 362-5476 available lor FALL 1»»0 From:Harla PHI TAU "KD" PHI TAU night la the mandatory meeting lor the election al the Underground To: Ann. Jodi. Sarah • "FIJI ISLAND"- of next year's officers 6pm In 222 Education. Come to a Ann you only have 2 1/2 weeks to do it JEN STEPHENS AND JEN RIFE MUD VOLLEYBALL Bring you membership card for verification. FALL INFORMATION SESSION CONGRATULATIONS!! Jodi only a turtleneck, a gokjen cnem FUI Island is almost here THIS SAT AND SUN Hear greet speeches by hopeful candidates lor April 201h - 3:00 PM Introducing the 1990-91 are enough to do if? So don't you tear COLLEGE PARK the BOGS offlcee of President. Vice President. Tall Room Bowling Green Radio Sporta Sarah are you ready tor Maine 4 atuff > Secretary, and Treasurer. Remember, your Purple P wll be around QETPYSCHEDI 3rd Floor Union Executive Staff: Thank you guys lor making this semester vote counts. Help shape the future of the BOGS Til our bodies lie on the ground so much tun for me And hey! It it MUD VOLLEYBALL and vote tonight. Questions? Cal Thomas si Saturday we'l do It right wasn't lor you know who, fl wasn't Call 372-2451 lor details JEFF GIBBONS THIS SAT AND SUN 889-2344 As we party al through the night going to be so unique!' TODD GOLDBERG COLLEGE PARK ■JEFF AND ERIK I LOVE YOU ALL1" MIKE BAKER QETPYSCHEDI *' * GREG STUMBAUGH ■ * • ATTENTION MBSA MEMBERS: JOEL MILLER SERVICES OFFERED HAPPY 8 MONTH ANNIVERSARY YOU ARE INVITED TO THE AMA BUSINESS DAVE STRUKEL Qemee ntefalhori MUD VOLLEYBALL I LOVE YOU! PICNIC ON WED. APRIL 25 FROM 11:00-3:00 TOM SAUNOERS THIS (AT AND SUN LOOKING FORWARD TO A GREAT BEHIND THE BA BUILDING. HOPE TO SEE KIRK PHILLIPS st the Off-Campus Student Center COLLEOEPARK CENTER FOR CHOICE II SUMMER TOGETHER! VOUTHBeslI JEFF MANDEL Saturday. April 7 Noon to MWrnght GET PYSCHEDI LOVE SHERl For more Info cal 372-8915 or 372-2573 ATTENTION. JOHN BURKE!!! PHIDELT • DEE GEE (A K A ■ R.S. FROM CHILLE) WAY TO GO GUYSli! * Abortions thru 17 weeks THE FIRST STEP TO BEING BOWLING THE SISTERS OF DELTA GAMMA WOULD PS STILL GOING. Games Marathon * Morning after treatment GREEN'S UKE TO CONGRATULATE SHELLEY LONG Al personal and private "CHI OMEGA" BABE OF THE DECADE.. AND MARK GILSTORF ON THEIR RECENT Proud lo be Pro-Choice Sun April 22. 1990 GETABOOYi DELTA GAMMA * PHI DELTA THETA at the Off -Campua Student Center LAVAUERING 16 N Huron SI . Toledo OH Same Attitude A REAL BODY i Congratulations lo Shelsy Long and Mark Gil- Satutoay. April 7 Noon lo Midnight 1-256-7789 Different Day -TWO CONCERNED ADMIRERS stort on their recent lavakering Finely! Love. For more Into cal 372-8915 or 372-2573 Jamie continued on p. 12 TYl€R & ALVCIA JOHN 61 LORI JOHN & LAURA CHRIS & JCNNIFCR DCNNIS 61 KIKI PORNO & BCTSV RVHN & MIMI CHRIS & NICOLC JOC & CCLIA KCVIN & LISA SCOTT & UNDP, LARRV 61 HCATHCR KC-ILV & DCNISC DCNNIS & BCATRICC PAUL & JUU BRIAN & JRN€ CHRIS & RHONDA GR€G 61 R€TH RNN TUNCH & RHONDA SCOTT & TAMMV SCAN & CLIZABCTH JCFF & JCNNV CMILIO & VOLANDA DOUG & DRUJN JASON & SUZCTTC WRIT & LUCNDV STCPHCN & LORI SCRN 6t BCTSV CHRIS & J€N SCOTT & MRRLC SCOTT Si THCRCSA MIKC 61 ROXRNNC CRIC 6. DCBBIC TIM & STCLLA MARK 61 D€BI ROB & LUCNDV ADAM & STCPHANIC RICH & KCLLV DARIN 61 NADCANNC CHRIS 61 ST€PH SCAN 61 UJCNDV SCOTT & JOV ALAN & BABS SCOTT 61 KRISTIN MARK 61 CARI TONV & JCNNIFCR CRIK & JCNNV RICK & KIM JCFF & CANDV SCOTT 61 GROUPIC J.D. & AMV ANDRCUJ & GRCTCHCN TOD & KIUJI BOB & KARI BCCF & JULIC JO€ «S CCCILIA CD 61 ROBBIC DAN & LOLA BILL 61 SUC GRCG «S PAULA NICDCRMCIVCR 61 MRS NCID€RM€IVCR ROSS & H€L€N TOM & NICOLC THE BG NEWS w Ap(« 20. mo Classifieds continued from p. 11 Phi Sigma Kappe -Phi Sigma Kappa to ON CALL HAHUTATrON TRAINER NEED •SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDED- We have many dona it WANTED Fum. Summer Apt. PERSONS TO PROVIDE DAILY LIVING TRAIN- 1 or 2 lurjlissirs mate or temele needed tor PHI ETA SIGMA Two years of hard work together M2/TM. ING FOR ADULTS WITH MENTAL RETARDA- aummer For Info can Tina at 364-7332 Now Members Please Attend Gamma Septa ton Chapter TION/DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES IN No downpeymenl 1 bdrm. apt downtown across from Sundance me Spring Initiation Banquet1 of COMMUNITY BASED SETTINGS H.S. 01- •ATTENTION" Cal Krista 353-8086 Subieaae In May New and dean After 5 30 Be m the Grand Beeroom Phi Sigma Kappe In search of mate roommate for sub loose PLOM REQUIRED EXPERIENCE IN THE eel 354-5149 rh« Sunday. April 22 We have done whet others dream about through duration of lite aummer Rent e) FIELD OF MR/DO PREFERRED MUST HAVE 4-6pm Sam. formal draea Phi Sigma Kappa- Phi Sigma Kappa $180.'mo plus utsWes Potential roommates Need male or female to rent fumlahed two bed- TRANSPORTATION VALID DOfVERS LICENSE 1 bdrm aval May 1 $200 mon Gred or mar- must be reeponelbte for themselves and should room apt tor $100/mo May to August 90. cad 1 A GOOD DRIVING RECORD PART-TIME. nod prof 363-3212 Leave message have no yoofomo keeping up w/rent and utetry JB alter 10 PM 353-4455 FLEXIBLE HRS $5 50 HR APPLICATION PHI KAPPA PSI ■ KAPPA DELTA 2 BDRM. APTS. 112 BLOCK TO CAMPUS PREGNANT? Choose adoption DEADLINE APRtL 27 SEND RESUME AND Man and Tim payments For more Ireorrraveon • Can Greg or One bedroom fumlahed apt needs one or two SUMMER OR FALL CALL TOM 352-4171 EmottonaBy A Fmenciely secure couple wishes COVER LETTER TO MEUNOA SLUSSER Semttormalwaaan abeokitebal" leave massage 353-7081 or Can Tom or Juner subteeaers for summer Cloao to campus. DAYS OR 162-1100 EVES. AND WEEKENDS. to adopt infant CalKaron313-474-9622 WOOOLANE INDUSTRIES 11190 E. GYPSY But Whm> Roee Formal w« top « al Her iJandtorda) 362-7422 reasonable rent Cal 3520381 LANE HO BG OH 43402. (419) 352-6116. 2 bedroom unfurnished 12 month leese availa- We -ant true weekend to be out o( alght RENE WISE I f. rmte needed for WJage Groan Apia, to tve Open bedroom for one or two people In a four EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ble May or August, tree ak conditioning and Get prepared - it» going to be a wid right! I'm proud to say thai the hottest women on w. 3 other gkte for 90-91 school year Pisses bedroom house for this aummer Very cheap hoot 362-3446 Love Oaph and Cartn campus has been mine tor the leal 2 years. eel ASAP 372 5926 rent Can 354-7883 Part A rut time lawn maintenance at Krxcker- Love. Your Faithful PI Kapp • PHot Rick bocker Lawns Cal 352 5822 4 bdrm house Large Iving room. Close lo 1 nonsmoking male roommate lor summer Psinter-exp helpful col or ph. Don Butler carnpus AtsaTatila Summer. 362-6476 Phi Sigma Kappa ■ Phi Slam. Kappa and/or 90-91 school yr Frezee Ave. apt 362-2707 after 4 pm Part time help wonted del workers and drivers MIKE MURPHY See whet you'd look Ike In a number of visual Summer rent $50 353-7994 See Dove at David's Del 109 N Main St 4 needed to subieaae turn specious apt Welcome bach to Bowkng Green experiments Now hefralytee. a different heJr Roommate needed Immedietory for 2 bdrm. apt. across from Rodgers 2 ig bdrms . free 1 rmmte needed for 90-91 school year. 706 Positions open, cocktail server, food server, Good luck with Initiation rnia weekend. ootor, a cosmetic makeover etc. Wa use the Non-drtnker preferod Cal Jenny at 363-8446 wsoh/dry. Else only rent Nog 363-3112 7th St Apt $9 neeaonabfe rent for spacious front hostess. A In kilchen Apply at Chi Chi s Phi Sigma Kappa ■ Phi Sigma Kappa latest n computer imagery to produce this leeve message Sublease 2 bdrm. furnished Inexpensive apt. 1588 Reynolds Rood Preferred between 2 1 unique a exciting service A after you've mode apt. Prefer non-smoking rmmte For more Into w front porch. Cloao to campus Rent negotte- 4. APART. FOR SUMMER your chotcos we even provide a color photo. eel 353-1952. Aak for Peggy or Suzanne. Phi Sigma R.ppe-Phi Sigma Kappa Dle Avon summer Cal 353-3090 OWN ROOM, REN' NEO Can 364 0408 for spot $20. $15 with stu- PUT4N41AY OHIO DEBBIE LAMP 1 rmt needed to share 3 bdrm. house w/AC. CALL 153-9587 LEAVE MESS. dent ID for summer plus/or 1990-91 school yesr Can Summer roommate needed. Two bedrm house, Now hiring tul time aummer heipl Houamg Thank you for all of your help excellent location across from campus Your available1 bertendere. cooks, wartreaa/waKers CHEAP HOUSIN0 How many more days until graduation? Sublease 2 Ddrm apt 1 I'2 oaths 5 AC Rent Karen 3520130 own bedrm tor $195. mo plus utlkttes Poen- A maintenance Col 419-729-1860 10AM - SPACE NOW AVAILABLE FOR 1 MALE WITH LOVE, negotiable. Aval now thru summer Call 1 -2 female nonsmoking gred or undergrad to baity offal and spring avallaDiMy 353 8047 b 6PM. Mon Fn Ask for Susie or B* Sat 4 Sun ROOMMATE DURING SUMMER BRAND NEW THE BROTHERS OF PHI SIGMA KAPPA 3529302 snare 2 bed. apt for aummer '90 Available 419-476-2014 APARTMENT. CLOSE TO CMAPUS FOR Phi Sigma Kappe-Phl Sigma Kappa WANTED TWO PEOPLE TO SUBLEASE 112 Susan Moder May 1. Cloao to campus Cos Barb 353-5741 ONLY $130/MO PLUS UTILITIES tT YOU HOUSE ON S COLLEGE FOR SUMMER UN- Responsible babysitter needed one to two It's been a glorious 6 months WANT IT, GRAB IT. THIS ONE WONT LAST 2 non smoking females for 4th St apt. lor next FURNISHED SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO timee e week, second shift tor two children Phi Sigma Kappa • Phi Sigma Kappa But. Its only a beginning. LONG! CALL 372-4341 or 363-7888 IF YOU school year $120. month 1 utfMea Can WORRY ABOUT MOVING YOUR FURNITURE starting m Mey Can 1 878-2393 Good luck on Initiation rhrs weekend Lets celebrate anyway' 353 9338. ask lor Kelfy CHEAP ALSO CALL PETE OR JOHN HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALLANYTIME JEFF BUSiNOER ' JIM LEVON II pick you up tonight Work 15 hours to 10 hours per week oul of a 7 Amy needs 1 or 2 rmte for Summer, male or 354-5339 FALL RENTALS STEVE CERMAK * ANDY MARKS day wort week (day. evening and weekend now available at MARTY COLLINS ' DONN PROKOPHJS lomate 2 bdrm Cat 354-4073 Wo have to go, but our apartment etayal shirts). Our company Is seeking employees UAA WOULD LIKE TO CHAD DELBECQ ' BRYCE ROHM LIFEGUARDS WANTED Need a aixhloaaar for 2 bedroom apt to perform unskilled light production work. THANK THE IHt-H WINTHrtOP TERRACE APARTMENTS SHANE HUNTER ' SEAN SULL Reaeonafbe rent Only pay electric. Free gaa Plant location la only 2 blocks from BO.su OFFICERS Seasonal work available at Portage Quarry Roc 1 12 bedroom, furnished > unfurnished From your bigs and the brothers stove, gaa hoot. Summer only, begin In May campus. The rate of wage la $1.00 per hour. If THANKS FOR A OREAT YEARII Club Must bring current Red Cross Certifica- 24 hr maintenance Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa Cal 355 5738 or 513 836 8344 Interested pick up sn application al the office LISA RINSCHLEP, ' AMY LECHKO tion cord (othorwlae you w» not have an Inter- CAMPUS SHUTTLE of Advanced Specialty Products, Inc., 428 JEFF ROMANOSKI' DAN BRESNAN view) Apply In person at T-Square Graphics. We need 2 female ruommalao to ahem a 2 summer looses also available Ctough Street. Bowling Green. Ohio. Tote- Phi Sigma Kappa ■ Phi Sigma Kappa OENISE SHAULIS ■ SUE SAMOL 121 S Mam SI . BO bdrm. 3rd Street apt. for 90-91 school year. phone 154-2144. JOHN WEP.BEP. 1 SCOTT LAWLOR JERRY MONNIN • AMY SHIPLEY Looking tor a place to stay neat veer??? S130/mo. & efec Contact Colette or Suzanne WINTHROP TERRACE APARTMENTS 354-8321 ll interested You have waited two long years MARY SUDHOFF ■ JENNY HARRAMAM Look no further 2 broom apt. available to sub- For rent' one bedroom apt Starting summer Congratulations A good kick SUZIE FLETCHER ' MICHELE WIEDNER lease for 90-91 academic year. $360/mo. Do- FOR SALE thru 91' school year. Ideal for two people. Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa teas cal Simon or Ray 363-4803 HELP WANTED Close to campus. $300/mo Indudee utHttleo VOTE LOOKtNO FOR A NICE PLACE TO LIVE THIS 353 3182 Steve '78 Oktsmobilo. A/C, rune excesent $580 Phi Sigma Kappa ■ Phi Sigma Kappa JOHN BURKE SUMMER? For rent 2 bedroom spt located ideally be Cal 352-2223 JEFF DAVIS for A newly furnished 2 bdrm apt. w/mlcrowave ISO COUNSELORS snd Instructors neededl tween campus & downtown area. Starting Great rob with chartering BEDROCK BABE OF THE WEEK Al uH pd. except efec. cheap! 1 or 2 fortunate Privets, coed, summer eemp In Pocono '83 Toyota Coroes summer thru 9V school year $600mo 1 Phi Sigma Kappa • Phi Sigma Kappa people wB have a terrific summer Cal Mountains Northeaelern Pennsyhrsnla. LoM- $2,200 352-2450 353-3182 Sieve ksn. P0 Box 2148Q, Kenlrwonh, NJ 07013 WE WANT V0U_ 363-6738 or 613 836-8344 1 <201)27$4htM Pregnant • Choose Adoption Help us BG We need subkteaera for two bod- Must sublease house lor summer! 150Manvtes •Commodore 64 computer, disk drive, color Georgetown Manor Apis Emotionally a Financially secure couple rooms in downtown house Bargain price of dose to campus No reasonable offer refused monitor, and printer. Write papers St homo. 100-Third Street wishes to adopt Infant $250 for each room all summer Negotiable Contact Dave at 2-5993; Scott or Paul al ALASKA CANNERY and fishing employment •Also, greet college couch 353-7136 Make 1 bdrm A 2 bdrm units: OH Lou Ann (419) 382-1050 Can 353 3685 2-1808 opportunities Secure your summer fob. Focus offers fully tu ml shod; A.C. your search (206) 771-381 1 Now lea sing lor 1990-1991. and aummer 1990. ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT fisheries 1982 Pontlac J20O0 1 Convenient • A reasonable. $5,000 plus/month over 8,000 openings Greet College Car New Ikes $1200? Col Cell 352-4966 Spm-IOpm Free transportation! Room and board! No expe- 353-7441 Mslsss rience necessary Male or female Send $8.96 to M A L Research. Box 84008-DW Seattle. House for Rent. Summer 90! 1»I3 Honda Nlghthswk 550, black 1 chroma, WA 98124 - Satisfaction Guaranteed 4 bdrms 2 baths, very large and furnished STUDENT rune groat, kept In mint condition. $850- Call Bartenders 1 -6 people. 412 Easl Court St Brian 153-8516. ColJP or Kyto It 364-6244 Part-time 82 VW SCIRROCO Exceeent Condi $3,800 Apply in person INDOOR/OUTDOOR POOL BOOK SOP/Cassldy's negotiable Cell 352 3564 after 10 PM 2 Bedroom Apt. Avaesble May 10 Heat Paid. 178E Wooster 88VWJETTA $4IO/month Cal353-6170. 4 dr. 5 sp AM/FM case . rear defrost, excol- Large efficiency, close to campus Avail Au- SIX lent condition Only $3.995. cal 353-8877 Counselors Male athletic start for Co-Ed Now gust. 12 month leaae $285/month A gas A EXCHANGE York State resident camp 2 hours from New For Sale 1988 Women's Schwlnn Work) Tou- ektc 443 N Enterprise Apt C. Col 352-3996 York City 6.24 - 8/22 Camp Kermybrook. rist. Org Cost $226. asking $125 Brand Newl or 1.433-4474 IB Southway Hartsdale, New York 10530 Cal 353-6566. NEED 1 OR 2 PEOPLE TO SUBLEASE APT AT 914-693-3037 For Sale Stereo equipment Heftier DH 220 THURSTIN MANOR FOR SUMMER. CLOSE TO OUR BOOK BUY BACK DANCERSI Must be 18 1 up Wl Tram Can amplifier. Harder DH too pro-amp 100 watts. CAMPUS, AC, LOW UTILITIES, FURNISHED. 4 make $1000 weekly Come see our show $476 Swivel. sd| desk chair, $27Cal John MONTHS RENT FOR THE PRICE OF 2. CALL Fireplace Lounge. PI Clinton 734-9051 aak 354-4479(7-11pm) 154-0009. LEAVE MESSAGE IF I AM NOT for Tom HOME. HAS BEGUN For SHe: sots bed 24 Inch, floor TV. 2 lamps. EBSCO Telephone Service now hiring. Secure gray toother locket. Prices negotiable. Col Need to sublease large 4 bedroom house, summer position by working now Learn a mar- 352-4409 very close to cempuB tor Summer 90. 2 targe ketable skll A make money Flexible part-time A bathrooms A living room. Reasonable rent. fue-ttme hours available (15 hours minimum.) FURNITURE FOR SALE Females only. Interestsd cell 164-4056. Guaranteed hourly wage phis deify bonus 4 choirs (2 matching) A 1 desk Good condrton- Need to subieaae two bedroom apt for summer baaed on sales. Year round employment Join priceisneg Call Karen al 353 8368 1990 Cal 363-3675 • Top prices for used texts! the fun. After 4pm for applications Interviews Gov'l Seized. Surplus Vehicles svslleble from held from 4:16-6:16. Cal tor an appointment $1001 Call for immediate Information! NEEDED one female to lease en apartment on 353-8882. 113 N Mom St {next to David's 1-708-742-1142Ext 1794 4th and Elm. Totely furnished two car garage Del> Co-ops A Internships avajabla and a lot more Cal JH at 372-6798 for more Ibenez Roedmaster 2-sertes electric toad Info • Top wholesale prices! Evening office Lawning, Part and fut-ttmo. Cal guitar $260 or beat offer. 372-5427. ask for Knickerbocker Clearing Services 362-6822/ Ryan Nlco 2 bodroom furnished $660'person/somosler 4 people 352-3446 (we buy current editions of books no FREE TRAVEL BENEFITS! CRUISE SHIPS Need ART 325/VCT 282 No camera? Nikon AND CASINOS NOW HIRING! ALL POSITIONS! FG 20 $126 Large dorm-fridge BVO Cal Preferred Properties Is now leasing for summer longer used on campus) Call 1) 802-838-8886 Eld. Y-4244. 23395 and fal. Fox Run. Haven House, Piedmont, Brcnwood Place, and others available' Al rest FREE TRAVEL BENEFITS1 AIRLINES NOW Need lurnlture we have what your looking for a dents receive a membership to Cherrywood- HIRING! ALL POSITIONS! $17,600 - whole house tul Buy It al or buy one piece HooUfi Spe Col 352-9378 k $58,240 Cal (II 602-838-8886 Ext Cal 353-1399 We w« deal. • Don't wait until next fall - prices X-4244 REDUCEO FALL RATES Stereo equipment Jay-Mar Apartments Help Wanted fall over the summer Heftier DH 220 stereo amp . Homer OH 100, 2 bodroom AC specious For cleaning apis A rmsc tops on May 5-11. 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CX 1. »».••• OOJ. ixi . "CO iToTAJJB «3»» tBU «t« Mr mm mil SHOWERS BMG W SHOWS 2 ODD Friday Magazine/April 10, 1990 From the Street Friday/Joe P. N Do you think that large outdoor parties like East Merry Mania should be allowed ? Matt Logar, freshman general business Virginique Whitmore, sophomore mar- John Hawse, freshman manufacturing Jennifer Tcsso, freshman undecided major from Amherst: "Parties like that keting major from Cleveland: "7 think technology major from Delaware: major from Crestline: "/ don't think should be encouraged because it is a those types of parties are okay as long as "Those types of parties are okay, but those type of parties should be banned good outlet for the students " there is no destruction and the residents students' grades reflect how much or because students are going to party any- don't mind." how little they do party. In the long run I way, so it's better to have it out in the don't think it's worth it" open and patrolled." Too many characters, too little time by Brcnda Young about anything in particular. dreams of winning the Boston Mar- Rounding out the cast with abso- "Staying Together" is what the athon and Duncan just wants to get lutely no character at all is Beverly Two hours does not leave much time three McDermott brothers struggle to laid. That's all it takes to give charac- (Daphne Zuniga). She is Kit's running for story establishment and character do after their father sells the family ters human dimensions, right? partner and engaged to Brian's boss at development when a movie tries to say business and then dies. Each of the Of course, there are other characters the construction site. Zuniga, who was too much. three — Brian (Tim Quill), Kit (Der- in the movie besides the alcoholic boys. excellent in "The Sure Thing," is total- mot Mulroney) and Duncan (Sean As- There's their mother (Melinda Dillon), ly wasted here. tin) — have one-note personalities who was once a singer, but gave it up Beverly falls in love with Kit, sleeps which are supposed to carry the viewer to raise a family. with him and returns to her fiancee — for the story. There's also the boys' father, who's that's it. She doesn't even have one Video Review For instance, there is a scene where personality trait is being obsessed with personality trait; she just gives the the siblings stumble down a dead city death. He won't wear a blue tie be- brothers something else to lose and Films that have a lot to say usually street soused to the eyes and showing cause his father died wearing blue, and find each other over. run long — "Gone with the Wind" is what is supposed to be brotherly affec- he decides to sell the restaurant because Maybe Grant needed an extra hour over three hours long, and "Once tion. Brian tells Kit and Duncan that, he doesn't "want to die selling chick- to tell his story — or maybe he needed Upon a Time in America" runs four as their hometown grows, they will ens." Basically, the elder McDermott to trim down the cast and thin out the hours. make McDermott's Famous Chicken only gets screen time so he can set the story. Apparently, however, someone for- restaurant a national chain. Kit, a run- chain of events in motion. "Staying Together" seems to be a got to tell Lee Grant that a moviecouJd ner, says they can expand to offer jog- He sells the restaurant, tearing Brian movie trapped in a story where every- last more than generally accepted. The ging shoes; Duncan, 17 and way past from the fold — he didn't bother to tell body is put on the front burner. Per- credits roll on his 1989 brother picture, ready to lose his virginity, suggests sell- his sons about the decision — and he haps what Grant really needs is to learn "Staying Together," just under two ing prophylactics, too. has a heart attack and kicks off so the the word subplot. hours, but it takes that time to say a So there you have it — Brian is dedi- boys can be reunited and cry a little "Staying Together" was supplied by little about several things and nothing cated to the family business. Kit more. Barney's Video. ""or Ckrinopher J. Dawsoa Animal EOof Dekorak Hipp* SUft Reporters Fraak Eipoillo, MM Laaaley, Doaaa Sharper Pkolof rapker Joe P. Nimaer Miloriil Office 210 Wen Hall, (4I») 372-6N7 Cover Deatfa Thoani Krout flKn M^»«~l.ti»«*"< I »|fiMW«»in«» mSljtl mr»1 S.rt.1 til li.lfillltllliM.H»rt- tag GnM SMtt Vafrwnkj. "» —■—* ty nhaihii a»—i -r«i nflKi 1 ■■! al mni iimJii. r.t*wM.a«~»*a~a^c™.»«.UMi»au—«-«IM"IIIIIIJ ■k»—aaM»a»l»-i u ■»ia»»m CafntaM m». Tat K Nm „] &JJMJJJJJJJJJ) Friday Magazine/April 2t, IfH ooo 3 Jazz group set to perform Artists show at Currents performance halls in Cleveland such as by Doina Sharper run from Thursday, April 19, the Front Row, Nautica Stage and Mu- by Kimbcriy Pdbridge sic Hall. through Saturday, May 26. Forecast, a jazz group out of Cleve- Robinson, a senior visual communi- Krouse and Johnson are both land will give students and faculty a cations technology major, asked the Many students consider the city from Fort Wayne, Indiana and both taste of Kenny G, Spyro Jyra and Da- group to perform in the University of Bowling Green as fairly conserva- earned their bachelor's degree from vid Sanborn tonight at 9 in the Lenhart after becoming one of their biggest tive. However, there are a few local Indiana University. Johnson ob- Grand Ballroom, said the group's con- fans back home. In his opinion, they merchants who deviate from the tained his master's degree in Fine tact person Ken Robinson. play just as well as the big artists. "norm" —Currents Gallery is one Arts from the University. He cur- The band will play three one hour "No one I've ever talked to said they such place. rently is a part time instructor in the sessions with 20 minute breaks in a didn't like their music. A lot of people Currents, located at 126 E. Woos- art department. club-like atmosphere of tables and re- think they should have made an ter, offers a number of diverse Johnson's work has been dis- freshments, Robinson said. album," he added. forms of art. Afghan jewelry, local- played in faculty shows and gradu- Forecast kicks off a jazz fusion Robinson started listening to Fore- ly-made pottery, clothing from ated shows. Both artists have expe- sound which is jazz mixed with other cast in 1987 when he went back to around the world and ethnic arti- rience presenting work in Indiana, types of music such as funk, pop, rock, Cleveland on his summer break. He facts from several different coun- Illinois, and Ohio extensively. and rhythm and blues, said Carmen said ever since then he has made sure tries are examples of the works of Art shows offer artists a unique Barth, lead guitarist and business man- he hears them when he goes home. art for sale. opportunity to display and sell their ager. "I just want as many people as pos- Currents Gallery also is known work, Basile said. "Even if you don't like jazz, there's sible to hear them," he said. for the art shows it presents. "People are afraid of fine art be- a lot of people who like our music, he Robinson told many people how Booked a year in advance, these cause they cannot afford it. We in- said." great a group they are and wanted to shows display different types of vite them to look at it; however, He added that although their music prove it by having them come here, he works by a number of artists. pieces on the wall are often pur- has some jazz elements it still has a said. According to Gallery Director chased. There is also an increase in contemporary rhythm which makes it Rosemarie Basile there is no set kind the sales of other items in the gal- enjoyable. Forecast has performed in Colum- of work displayed at Currents. lery," she said. "We always have a Besides Barth, the six member band bus, Dayton, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, "Artists bring in a resume and good turnout. People in this area consists of bass guitarist Gary Steven- N.Y. They have also played in Wooster slides of their work. There is not a are extremely interested in the arts. son, drummer Dave Green, and alto College in Wooster, Ohio; Ohio Uni- criteria on the type of work, but a It is very current work — the dis- saxophonist, flutist and electronic versity in Athens, Ohio; and the Uni- criteria on the professionalism of plays are what is happening right wind intrumentalist Karlton Jones. versity of Akron in Akron, Ohio. the work," Basile said. now." Lem Adams plays the vibes and Dave On Saturday, April 28, an open- The photo on the cover is by Da- Minnillo plays the keyboard. Currently, Forecast plays seven ing reception from 7 to 10 p.m. will vid Krouse, and is on display at Together for ten years, the group has nights a week in night clubs in and feature artists David Krouse and Currents. opened for well known artists such as around Cleveland such as Beverly Hills Timothy Johnson. The art show will Earl Klugh, Bob James and the Cru- Cafe, The Reason Why and Peabody's saders, Barth said. Further, they have Cafe. played in several 3000 to 4000 seated CINEMARK THEATRES Toledo musicians 0DlAN0 CINEMA 5 £ju 1 1234 NORTH MALL ST. is it? hold showcase If you can Identify ihls by Janice Hardman The Muni lor Red October object, you could win a S15 Seen Connorv gilt certificate from Quarter's 12.50. 4 20. 7 00. 8 40 Cafe. 1414 E. wooster. (Does The Toledo Federation of Musicians Why M. 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Jusl (he name conjures up about S2.S0 a litre (one and one- tourists. Baile Atha Cliath is pointing to Du- images of a land filled with green in its quarter gallons). Walking and back- I stumbled upon a stone tower in blin. Yes, it's that confusing. The old- countryside. packing allows you to tread those quiet County Clare, known as Dungharven time beauty of rural Ireland is accom- The romance of Irish lore is famous country lanes unassailable by vehicle. Castle. Its dirt floor was overgrown panied by old-time road markings. around the world. Yet, unlike most of You are better able to appreciate the with grass and much of the roof had Accommodations for the weary Europe, Ireland does not offer the tou- beauty and tranquility of a splendid, collapsed, but the stone chairs were backpacker on the Emerald Isle are no rist an Eiffel Tower, a Big Ben, or a leafy glade. strong enough to let me take a trip to problem, especially for the money Colloseum. There is no ultra-chic Also, Ireland does not have the the top. There was not a soul to be seen scraping college student. Every little megalopolis in the land of Eire. comprehensive public rail system of the in the surrounding countryside, let town and village has at least a couple Dublin is a city of one million peo- neighboring United Kingdom, which alone another tourist like myself. Un- of "bed and breakfasts." These are ple, but it lacks the international flavor makes walking more practical. touched history like this is priceless and simply large homes in which the of a Paris, London, or Rome. To see The higher elevations in the north worth the effort to find. owners rent out rooms to travelers. the best of Ireland, one must hit the and south may test you, but when trav- Regardless of how you travel The rooms are modest, a bed or two country roads. eling on foot, being in a hurry is not a through Ireland, it is absolutely neces- and some bedroom furniture, and The Irish countryside is unparalleled consideration. Be resolved to a slow, sary to take a map. Ireland is a country bathrooms must be shared with the in Europe. Grassy meadows roll lazily drink ing-in of the countryside. The of few major highways and many of other guests. A home-cooked breakfast as far as the eye can see. Narrow coun- Ring of Kerry, for example, in County the road signs in rural areas, especially is served promptly in the morning, try lanes part the grass, leading the Kerry, is rugged, mountainous terrain. in the east, are confusing and written in usually around nine, and almost al- traveler to a small, hidden village with It is, in the author's opinion, the most Gaelic only. Some have English and ways the meal is all you can eat. Eggs, a name like Clones or Skerries. Small beautiful part of Ireland and could Gaelic postings, but most do not. sausage, ham, homemade skones and country cottages, with rings of smoke never be explored and appreciated to Many people in rural areas still speak tea make up most breakfasts and all gently puffing from the chimneys, are its fullest extent by car. Gaelic as their primary language, and are plentiful and delicious. everywhere. And throughout Ireland The history afficionado will be more the English-speaker has a difficult time ■Seclrdu4.pagc7. the grass, plant life, and trees are as than satisfied in the land of Eire. The green as green can be. It's a green country, with a history dating back found no place else. The Irish must more than one thousand years, is dot- have a patent on the color. ted with historic towns, battlefields The Friday Music Quiz Backpacking through the country is and especially, castles. A number of by Dave Baskind the best way to experience the beauty Irish castles that stood in days of old and history of a nation such as Ireland. still stand today. Many of the smaller This is it, folks. The last quiz of the school year. Yes, "Dr. Dave's Incre- 44 dible College of Musical Knowledge'' will not offer any summer courses. PARENTHOOD' IS A FLHWH% 1\M ( HIM. So, relax, take it easy, and enjoy the sun. Don't fret too much, hopefully we'll be back in the fall. Oh yeah, this week's graduate (and the only perfect EXPERIENCE TMT WILL SWEEP score) is Julie Swope of Harmon Hall. Way to go, Julie. Here are the cor- rect answers from last week's Australian quiz: YOVAWUR. •**• (HIGHESTRATING) 1. Rick Springfield II is great with laughs I hat an-big and joyous An except kinaleomedyr »«^»l- l.ANMTI M BMWHfc 2. "Beds Are Burning" by Midnight Oil 3. The Bee Gees (Note: Metallica is not Australian) • •** 4. INXS dNDSTMINC) 5. Air Supply 6. Vegemite wMlerfkl Bin. hkthr U-M land ofnmwtly. wtwrr »c 7. Kylie Minogue n« nfcjiii/r (tn irullnif what's 8. AC/DC ("You Shook Me All Night Long") M.i|i|"'inni; t'\i-ji whih-wc'rr 9. Icehouse Minium irsalniimphlW K"nH - tVirrltasrrs Hi >UJM. ST >M KAI.A/IM 5. Who hit the Top Ten in 1987 with "Heat of the Night?" 6. Name either of Henry Lee Summer's two Top 40 hits. Senior level — Four points each. 7. Name the recent Number One hit with the lyrics, "Up in Memphis, the music's like a heatwave." Parenthood 8. What Top Ten hit from last year began, Too hot to handkrToo cold to hold?" l^mllUiappettU^ou Graduate level — Five points each. 9. What Top Twenty hit from 1984 contains the line, "See the chameleon, lying Friday, April 20th and Saturday. April 21st there in the sun?" THREE SHOWINGS NIGHTLYI 10. What Top Five hit from 1983 has the line "... howlin' to the moonlight on a 7:45 p.m.. 10:00 p.m., and 12:15 a.m. hot summer night?" Admission: ONLY $1.50 w/B.G.S.U. I.D._ This week's winner will receive a free promotional album from Finders Records and Tapes, heated at 128 S. Main, Bowline Green. iaa^..-..,,.w,.w.^,,,,a4ftMfiQ K&a 6 QDO Friday Magazine/April 20, 1990 Drooling over the TV cooking shows by Christopher J. Dawson views of some of the better-known other alcoholic beverages, and by the salt and oil. He also uses a lot of wine, Food. Good food. Boy, do I miss cooking shows I've been known to end of the party, you'd feel like you'd which is alright by me. I'm also ex- thai. watch. invited your Mom there. But other tremely jealous of how he can toss □ Florence Henderson's Celebrity than that, he'd be pretty cool. pasta to mix it with the sauce. Me, I Chefs — It's on The Nashville Net- D Wok With Yan — Steven, get a mix it with a spoon and still make a work, and it's bad. We're talking pure joke writer! The food looks good, but mess, but then again, Irish people shlock here. Go back to selling Crisco boy, those jokes are really lame! Ste- shouldn't make Italian food. or Wesson (whatever it is that you sell), ven Yan does his show in front of a live He throws in a lot of personal phi- Toag— to Cheek Florence. (though some don't look that way) au- losophy while he cooks, and it's easy to O The Frugal Gourmet — One of the dience, which is a good idea. They tell that he's a diehard romantic. His Sometimes the cafeteria's food can best. There are few TV chefs more en- laugh at his "jokes" and best of all, get set is very tasteful and quite realistic, in leave a bit to be desired. But what can thusiastic than Jeff Smith. I mean, this to sample what he's cooked. That way, that it also includes a dining room as one do? Go out and eat? Sure, can you guy could set his studio on fire, but still the viewers know the stuffs edible. well as a kitchen. He isn't so concerned give me a loan so that I can afford be telling you how wonderful garlic is, As the title implies, he usually sticks with placing the food on the dish care- that? Go home for one of Mom's home and how the ancient Chinese cooked. to wok cooking, and he never fails to fully, like Jeff Smith, but he still man- cookin'? I tried that, only to find out It's impossible to imagine him being somehow come up with a bad joke that ages to make his dishes look very ap- that she gave up cooking ever since I depressed over something. He also takes off on the word "wok." The di- pealing. went away to school. Oh well, I'll stick conveys a real sense of intimacy with shes he prepares look absolutely fabu- He also has an audience, like Steven with the cafeteria, and pigging out on his viewers, aided by the fact that his lous, and usually are fairly easy. Un- Yan, but he plays a lot more to them. free samples at FoodTown. show has no studio audience. derstanding his accent sometimes isn't. Like Yan, he also brings a member of Even though really good food is but His set is great, and looks very He is usually understandable, but the audience down to sample his di- only a dream for me, that doesn't American. His recipes always reflect sometimes when he gets excited, his shes, but when Pasquale does it, it's a mean I've given up on thinking about diverse tastes in cooking styles, and he English falters. lot classier. He uses the dining room good food. One of my favorite ways to manages to pull them off well. He Sometimes, his shows won't even set, gives the audience member (always do that is by catching all those great takes a good deal of time to explain all cover cooking at all; he does occasional a female) a red rose, a kiss on the cooking shows on TV. I admit it. I'm a the ingredients, though he likes using , shows on oriental culture or on travell- cheek, then pours her wine for her. cooking show junkie. Forget those ingredients not readily available at ing. At the end of each show, he brings Also like Yan, his accent is a little soap operas. These shows are much Kroger's. down an audience member to a table to difficult, because he'll lapse back into better. Less sex, but at least the acting It would be great to have him cater a join him in eating what he's made that Italian for words that he doesn't know is more realistic. In their own way, dinner, though after a while, he'd be so evening. That's a nice touch, some- in English, but he's usually always un- they're very entertaining, too. nice he'd be annoying. Undoubtedly, thing Jeff Smith could pick up on. Un- derstandable. To me, he's the best. So what do I watch? Here's a few re- he'd not partake in cocktails or any like Smith, his set looks kind of cheesy. All of these chefs aren't perfect. You It doesn't resemble a kitchen, which is never quite get the full list of ingre- no great crime, but detracts from the dients from the show, and to do that ambiance of the show. His only real sin you have to order their 25 dollar hard- are those jokes. bound cookbook, but it's under- D Kitchen Express — My personal standable. They got to make a living, favorite. It's on the Discovery Chan- too. Also, they have some shortcuts nel, and stars Pasquale Carpino. Yes, and techniques that they never quite 2FOR1 he's Italian, and that's all he cooks. I Bring in this coupon and purchase any impart to the attentive viewer, so one junior, small, medium or large yogurt and love Italian food, so that influences my should know them before watching I receive the next smaller size tree. decision as well. However, he's the these shows. Another point that never most entertaining of all the other TV fails to bug the hell out of me is that I FREE DELIVERY I chefs. While he cooks, he'll often they can slice vegetables really rapidly 7:00-11:00PM break out into song. His voice isn't too without cutting themselves. I'm jeal- 524 E. Wooster bad! Neither is his cooking. ous, because I sure can't do that. 354-7050 He cooks fairly simple dishes that However, the best thing they do is Toppings extra. One coupon per customer. Not redeemable for cash. make the mouth water, though his di- make one dream (and drool). I mean, Expires May 6.1990 shes are not for those on a diet, or who when one's daily menu consists of hot care about their health. He uses tons of dogs and macaroni and cheese, one can lose sight of the finer things in gas- tronomic delights, such as taste. For II those who enjoy cod on bun in cafeter- M ias daily, these shows let us know that FREE/ PARTY/ there is Life After the Steam Table. DRY DOCK CLOSE N \ / JIM VARNEY ErnestGoes APRIL 21, 1990 \ OUT to Jail E<3 9 pm - 1 am Fri. Sot. 7:15. 9:15. 11:15 Basement of BASH THIS WEEKS R0CK-N-R0LL FILM Harshman Quad BETTE MIDLER- THE ROSE A N April 20-21 NO COVER - NO ID'S!/ / Rocky Horror Picture Show At Midnight I .•■ >iHt*d Friday Magazine/April 20, I»» aaa 7 ■From Tall, page *■ ■ From Ireland, page 5. tall because it is different and she The rooms are usually clean al- Irish charisma had taken hold of me. world travel. Roundtrip plane fare to stands out in a crowd. though, as wth motels and hotels, it is The folk are truly a joy to be around. Dublin is between $700-900 per person. Andrew agrees being a tall woman important to inspect them first. Irish pubs are a great source of en- Transportation costs are minimal with can have good results. The best part of B&Bs is socializing tertainment. Many have traditional foot power, bicycles or hitched rides. with the host family. It does not have Irish music in which all sing along. The Accommodations are cheap, with "I think tall women, for the most the anonymous, check-in, check-out bands usually include a guitarist and a breakfasts included. Meals at restau- part, are classy women. They have to flavor of a Holiday Inn. After a long mandolinist who, invariably, get you rants or pubs are comparable in price learn to carry themselves better and day of traveling it is nice to relax and to tap your foot and clap your hands to American restaurants, and the por- dress better. They have to walk more converse with the locals and get ac- along with the music. At the Pucan, a tions are much larger. You won't go carefully and talk more carefully." quainted with the culture of the coun- pub in Galway, I was introduced to the hungry in Ireland. try. An evening tea with the host fami- atmosphere of Irish pubs through Andrew added that tall women can ly in the sleepy village of Ballyvaughn dance and song and enjoyed it immen- The exchange rate of the dollar to not talk down to people, although gave me a thorough lesson on Irish pol- sely. the Irish pound fluctuates near $1.44. physically, they are doing just that. itics, economics, and country living. If you go to Ireland it is imperative This compares to the rate against the Their four-year-old daughter, Jil- that you try at least one pint of Guin- pound sterling which is $1.66. Really, This physical advantage is just what lian, had a smile I remember to this ness Stout, "the wine of Ireland." A money can be managed quite easily in allows tall people to get away with day, though my snapshots of her do creamy pint of this black beer is a reli- Ireland, and the trip can be a lifetime "talking down" to others. not capture her spirit. Some things you gious experience for any true beer con- experience. Some sacrifices of creature "In general, taller individuals are just cannot acquire through textbooks. noisseur. Irish lore says that the comforts have to be made, for their are perceived to be more assertive, more The price for one night in a B&B, brewers at Guinness put a drop of the no Hyatt Regencies in Killarney, Dun- intelligent, and more cooperative, ac- breakfast included, is between $12 and Liphe River, which runs through Du- logaire, or Ballyvaughn. Absorbing the cording to various studies," Morgan S20 per person. It is truly one of the blin, in every batch they produce. This culture of the country and socializing said. best bargains in Europe. "secret ingredient" puts the crowning with the people is the reward. Ay, it's Fuhrman said she agrees with this The beauty of Ireland maybe surpas- touch on a great stout. the chance of a lifetime, laddie. theory. As an education major, she sed only by the friendliness of the peo- The price for a country trip like this said her height is positive. ple. The Irish are open, unpretentious is relatively cheap in today's realm of and astonishingly sincere. They are "When I'm teaching a class or ob- quick with a smile and even quicker serving, it's nice to have a little bit of with the wit. It's never a problem get- that height advantage over the stu- ting directions when you're lost for dents. A lot of times there's an authori- they are eager to help if they can. ty to that," she said. Once, when lost in County Galway, I Morgan said she encourages them to received directions from an elderly gent be more confident. wearing a tweed cap and leaning on a "I'd advise taller women to make shillelagh. His directions left me more their height work for them. Realize completely lost than before, but his po- that they'd be perceived more positive- lite manner and sincerity in helping a ly," she added. lost traveler left me with a chuckle. His TONIGHT- "V_ |f] GRAND OPENING Doors Bust m® Open at 8 pm 18 and over are welcome Our trucks can handle some of the worlds Come Live the Beach most priceless possessions. Call your neighborhood dealer: Club Experience! Otley's Shell Service 354-1810 25481 Dixie Hwy. 402 E. Wooster or Perrysburg Ryder Truck Rental 666-9833 874-2222 (Perrysburg) (collect) Bring in"! Every phis coupon I Wednesday is and receive i ladies night! LALQflcoverj This coupon good for either $10 of a local rental, or $25 off a 1 -way rental. j|cNoi olid with am RYDER • «plr«i July 31, IMO Reach for the Beach!! Mh«f ditcoumof oft«r >*\ rvUx-tr JI O\T> lutn ______._— •__j. S ooo Friday Magazine/April 20, 1990 The Friday music picks of the week The Church: "Gold Afternoon Fix" hear grown men weep." shows featuring the late Vince Cuaraldi it's good syntho-pop, though. The sound Arista Records The next track "Metropolis" is the on piano, his bassist Monty Budwig, and is reminiscent of Erasure, but a little Weariness is slipping into your heart, album's commercial single and rises drummer Colin Bailey. more serious, more substantial: in addi- the semester feels like it should be over above the armageddonish foreboding of All of the songs are relatively simple, tion, it's exceedingly danceable. The Be- with, yet we have two more weeks. I have the first track. Showcased are a guitar and if not for the television shows, all loved consist of Jon Marsh, who does a tonic for your troubles. A "Gold After- melody that is underpinned by drummer would be fairly good jazz songs. lead vocals, keyboards, and rhythm: and noon Fix." Richard I'loog's percussionistic drive. However, because so many people have Steve Waddington, who handles guitars, The chorus. "Back in Metrop- seen the Charlie Brown TV shows, the as well as keyboards. Credit should also olis/Circuses and Elephants/Where the songs are now pop culture icons. Like be given to Martyn Phillips, who pro- Oranges bloom/What's it all leading to the theme to "Jaws" or "Indiana Jones," grammed the keyboards. Can't do with- ..." has allusions to psychedelia but is when one hears a song like "Linus and out that guy in a syntho-pop album. more streamlined in intent in purpose. Lucy," the TV shows come immediatly to At least one song on the album should Kilbey's voice through out most of the mind. be immediatly familiar "Hello," which is You walk across campus. The faces album assumes the tone of a hypnotist. The songs on "A Charlie Brown getting played on radio and MTV. It's a look the same. You work out at the Rec Along with the drum wash and guitar Christmas" are mostly holiday songs, fine, peppy tune, perfect for dancing, but Center. What for? I have a tonic for your paintings and topics that range from Sci- and some feature the voices of the cast in no way the best song on the album, or troubles. A "Gold Afternoon Fix." fi to Biblical and anthropological meta- members, such as "Hark, the Herald even the best for airplay. Other conten- "Gold Afternoon Fix?" you say. phor, the album is a trip into another Angels Sing," and the second version of ders would be 'Time After Time," which Yes, I reply, The Church has released time, another place. "Christmas Time Is Here" (the first is has a strong sense of repetitiveness a new album, "Gold Afternoon Fix." by Chuck Travis insrumental). The songs on "A Boy about it, but really showcases Marsh's "Oh," you say. Named Charlie Brown" are more vocal abilities. His voice is quite clear Get it, I say, but play through your Vince Cuaraldi Trio: "A Boy Named straight-forward, if lesser known. All the and strong. The music is pretty bland, Walkman ... then you are sure to be Charlie Brown," "A Charlie Brown songs are instrumental, and all are re- almost pure synthesizers and a strong transported. Christmas" Fantasy Records miniscent of the kind of jazz found in drum beat, so it's the vocals that stand The album begins with a slowly rising Charlie Brown is now 40 years old. He smoke-filled clubs. This is minimalist out and separate this album from all the sonic storm of sea wash guitars. Guita- sure looks good, doesn't he? The an- jazz, and it sounds fine. Forget the ligh- rest of the electronic music out in the re- rists Marty Wilson and Peter Koopes niversary of Charles Schultz's comic tweight songs on the GRP anniversary cord stores. "Don't You Worry" is an- weave a textural gridwork that would strip spawned a slew of television shows, album, and come back to the original. other good song, as well as "Wake Up make The Edge and David Gilmore seem and even an album from GRP, featuring Vince Cuaraldi is gone and may be for- Soon." All in all, the album is quite envious. The Song "Pharaoh" rises into various stars redoing the Vince Cuaraldi gotten, but his songs have achieved im- good. Don't look for standout musical a crescendo that hypnotizes the listener tunes from the TV shows. Well, why mortality. ability, or intelligible lyrics, but the beat as bassist and vocalist Steve Kilbey listen to imposters? The original stuff is ByCJ. Dawson is strong (perfect for dancing), and muses apocalyptically over the state of still around, and it still sounds good. The Beloved: "Happiness" Atlantic Marsh's voice is great. the world, "late at night/say a prayer for Fantasy Records has re-released the Records byCJ. Dawson my daily bread/early in the morning/I soundtracks of the 1960s television It's the return of syntho-pop! At least Recalling the classic film moments by Brian Lumley • After finishing "Radio Days," I sat sin?") quences from 1962's "The Manchurian and thought about other good scenes Indiana Jones' death-defying escape Candidate." Sat and watched Woody's "Radio that were excellent on their own or from a giant rolling ball in "Raiders of The Little Tramp's shoe-dinner in Days" the other night. It's been a good perhaps better than the films that they the Lost Ark." "The Gold Rush." fourteen months since I've seen that inhabited. I pondered a list of films Charlie Babbit's "kidnapping" of Mel Gibson's futile cry as the whistle film, and I've forgotten what a classic that fit the "Radio Days" category. Raymond and their slow walk down blows to sound the battle in "Galli- These moments are those that inspired the tree-laden path in "Rain Man." poli." me as a film student, usually sending The slow arc of a metamorphosing The death of Bambi's mother in chills up my spine as they flickered by. bone/spaceship in "2001 :A Space "Bambi." (Great stuff, isn't it?) What about the crescendo of Max Odyssey." Possibly the second greatest scene in Steiner's score as Kong makes his first The shower scene from "Psycho." cinema history — The opening shot of appearance in the 1933 version of Chrissy's fate in the ocean at the "Manhattan," as Gershwin's "Rhap- assemblage of scenes that "Radio "King Kong"? opening of "Jaws." sody in Blue" plays against a bursting Days" is made of. One specific scene Perhaps the all-time best scene ever James Caan's set-up and slo-mo Manhattan skyline in beautiful hues of captures all the imagination that Allen where Rick bids a forever farewell to death in "The Godfather." black and white. (PUREsight and embodies within the film. His young llsa in "Casablanca" (Here's looking The Batman's first Dracula-like ap- sound cinema!) protagonist (a young Woody Allen, of at you, kid). On the same token, Sam pearance on the rooftops of Gotham The escape of Princess Leia and course) lives near the Jersey-New York plays the "forbidden" song, "As Time City in last summer's "Batman." company to the Millenium Falcon as border during wartime America, living Goes By" to llsa, as Rick enters the bar Jesus' first temptation in the desert _ the strains of John Williams' highly out his fantasies to the daily broadcasts and sees her for the first time in three at night. Excellent photography really' melodramatic score peak in "The Em- of radio's Golden Age. years. enhanced the feeling of that scene from pire Strikes Back." In this particular scene. Woody and The opening scene from "The Mis- "The Last Temptation of Christ." The extinguishing of a match and his friends are told to keep a keen eye sion," where a crucified priest meets Travis Bickle's tortured soliloquies in rapid cut to a desertscape in "La- on the Atlantic for dangerous German his fate over a raging waterfall to the "Taxi Driver." ("You talkin' to wrence of Arabia." submarines. His friends rapidly lose in- strains of a wonderful Ennio Morri- me?") Frank's strange ravings about the at- terest and strand Woody on the shore. cone score. The New Year's countdown and ti- tributes of Pabst, a real American As he peers out over the water with his The last scene of "Sophie's dal wave welcoming in "The Poseidon beer, in the great "Blue Velvet." binoculars, an enemy sub slowly rises Choice," as Stingo finds the inter- Adventure." Well, that's a wrap. I'm sure many like a sea monster and then hurriedly twined bodies of Sophie and Nathan, Racial tension finally bursting as the other burgeoning film students have slips back beneath the waves. A dazed finally at rest. different characters explode in front of seen these and been inspired by them. child stands in awe at what he has just John Wayne's doorway-framed the camera in "Do the Right Thing." Except for the infamous dolly-zoom seen. Woody'i voiceover recollects that farewell to his family at the end of the The opening battle scene from "Ex- shot that every film grad feebily at- he never told anyone about that mo- great Ford western "The Searchers." calibur," highlighted with excerpts tempts, these moments are perhaps the ment because of its "childlike inno- Marlon Brando's darkly-lit appear- from Wagner's "The Ring Cycle." best of cinema, providing the alternate cence. '' The scene's simplicity is per- ance in "Apocalypse Now" as the All of the night- worlds that got us hooked into film in mmc/ilushback/b Friday Magazine/April M, 19*0 aaa 9 TV Listings for April 20 - April 26 Because of a new FCC ruling, listings for out-of-town stations carried by your cable system are subject to blackout or last minute changes In programming. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. DAYTIME MORNING APRIL 20,1990 - APRIL 26, 1990 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 O PM Mag. 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