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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. G The BG News Wednesday, February 12,1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 74, Issue 94 Weather Doyt Perry, honored coach, dies at age 82 Winter returns: Winning percentage was BG's best Variable cloudiness by Matt Schroder Wednesday. High in the sports editor middle 20s. Light east "There was only one Doyt Peppy. That's the host way to winds. Wednesday night, snow likely. Low 15 to 20. Doyt L. Perry, the coach with put it He was one of the most respected coaches of his The chance of snow is 60 the most wins in Bowling day. The players got a kick out ol him and his percent. Thursday, snow Green football history, died likely. High 30 to 35. The Monday night of natural mannerisms. He had a way of getting his players to chance of snow is 60 per- causes. He was 82. laugh. That was Doyt" cent. Perry had been a resident of the Bowling Green Manor Inside The News nursing home for nearly two Larry Smith, USC football coach and former BG years. player He led the Falcons to a Miller gets back in the 77-11-5 record in 10 years as race: head coach, retiring in 1964 Several of his assistant coach- put it," Smith said. "The with the highest winning per- es went on to major-college players got a kick out of him Former Mayor of Bowling centage among the nation's col- coaching jobs, including Bo and his mannerisms. He had a Green Edwin Miller has de- lege coaches. Schembechler of Michigan, way of getting his players to cided to jump back into the "He was one of the most re- Don Nehlen of West Virginia, laugh. That was Doyt." political scene - but this time spected college football coach- Larry Smith of Southern Cali- Perry's career as a football he is running for Wood es of his day," said USC foot- fornia, Bill Mallory of Indiana, coach was legendary, but his County Commissioner. ball coach Larry Smith, who Jim Young of Army, Jerr contributions off the field may played under Perry in the early Berndt of Temple and the late have been even greater. He □ Page six. 1960s. "He ran an incredible Dave McClain of Wisconsin, was a firm believer in develop- program, taught fundamentals, his son-in-law. ing the student-athlete, and and proved he could be a con- "His players and assistants caring for his players as indi- Outside campus sistent winner." believed in him so much," re- viduals. Bowling Green teams won tired equipment manager Of the 56 players on his 1959 championship team, 52 of them The Kids sing a new tune: five Mid-American Conference Glenn Sharp said. "He didn't championships during his have to have the best athletes, left Bowling Green with de- reign, including the national but he had a knack of impress- grees, according to former as- BOSTON (AP) New Kids Count.) or Public Relation! college division championship ing on them how to win. I don't sistant athletic director Don on the Block is suing a Legendary Bowling Green football coach Doyt L. Perry stands In in 1959. After coaching, Perry know how he did it." Cunningham. former producer who ac- "There was only one Doyt cused the pop group of lip- bis office In a 1988 photo. Perry, who died Monday, was the wln- served as Bowling Green's ath- nlngest head coach In Falcon history. Perry. That's the best way to See Doyt, page eight. syncing. letic director for six years. The slander lawsuit filed Monday seeks unspecified damages from Gregory McPherson. McPherson has alleged Libraries Tour sheds light on safety problem that the New Kids did only 20 percent of the singing in by Julie Tagliaterro campus the night of the survey. concerts and on their 1988 The BC News President of the Board of Trustees Rich- forced to Sears' report caused the trustees to ques- ard Newlove said the trustees want Martin album "Hangin' Tough." He tion what the administration was doing to fix to find out which lights do not work and what claimed New Kids' manager Representatives of Undergraduate Stu- the situation. it will take for them to be repaired and re- Maurice Starr and his cut back dent Government went on a lighting survey Vice President of the Board of Trustees port on the situation at the next trustees brother, Michael Johnson, walk with members of the campus police last Nick Mileti asked Bob Martin, vice presi- meeting in April. Bob Martin said yesterday were the real voices. Thursday night. dent of operations, if there was a system for that Operations, Public Safety and USG have "Everything that man said The walk occurred after USG passed a bill checking on the lights. "integrated a new effort" concerning the was untrue and defama- journals calling for improved lighting on campus. Martin said they conduct surveys and in- situation. tory," said Leonard Lewin, Members of Public Safety invited USG spect the lights frequently, "almost daily." Martin said that in addition to the once-a- the group's attorney. by Kirk Pavellch The BC News President Mike Sears, Sen. Rob Wagner and However, Martin also said there are month surveys and routine checks done Starr has said he and another student, Janece Gerber, to go on the thousands of exterior lights on campus and nightly by Public Safety, they are comparing Johnson sing only back- walk to compare USG's list of areas in need that it is a lengthy process to fix all of them. and combining the lists of improvements ground vocals. Rising journal costs coupled of improvement with a list Public Safety "We're talking about a great deal of man- made by USG and Public Safety. He said that McPherson has also with no budget increases have made. power that is involved in this as well. It's an after this happens, some sort of action will claimed that Starr and John- forced the University's libraries Sears reported on the lighting situation ongoing effort to keep [the lights] up," Mar- be taken. son owe him royalties. to review their titles to meet an Friday at the Board of Trustees meeting, tin said Friday. "I can assure you that we are anticipated 15 percent cut in the saying there were about 150 lights out on working very diligently with Public Safety." See Lighting, page six. Achievement award giv- total journal budget for the next en: fiscal year. According to Rush Miller, the Don't They Go On The Wall? BUCKHANNON, W.Va. dean of libraries and learning re- (AP) Actor and playwright sources, reductions in library Ossie Davis was honored by holdings are happening every- West Virginia Wesley an Col- where due to rising costs and a lege for his career and his stationary budget. civil rights work. "Most libraries are reviewing The Methodist college on serial titles because costs are ris- Monday presented Davis ing at no less than 10 percent per with its Wesleyan Peace A- year and budgets have not kept ward for work that included pace," he said. "There's no cut in helping to organize the 1963 the budget for journals, there's a March on Washington. reduction in our buying power. Davis, 74, also delivered We are trying to identify 15 per- the eulogy at the 1965 fu- cent of our resources that can be neral of Malcolm X. cut to stay within the same Davis' most recent film amount of money." appearance was in Spike Miller said It is difficult to es- Lee's "Jungle Fever." timate the exact number of jour- nals that will be cut due to the variation of cost among serials. Lottery "It's more of a dollar cut than a number of titles cut," he said. CLEVELAND (AP) Here "It's hard to say how many titles are Tuesday night*s Ohio will be cut because their prices Lottery selections: vary. I would guess we're going to reduce our total title count by Pick 3 Numbers a couple hundred." Barbara Ford-Foster, the di- 6-6-9 rector of collection management, said that faculty help will be en- Pick 4 Numbers listed for the process of cutting back on expendable titles. 6-3-5-2 "You've got journal costs run- ning the gamut from very expen- Cards sive to very inexpensive," she said. "We have the faculty in- 10 (ten) of Hearts volved in the [cutbacklprocess in 3 (three) of Clubs seeing what's important for them 6 (six) of Diamonds and what's not." J (Jack) of Spades Miller said University depart- ment chairpersons and library The Super Lotto jackpot is representatives are being con- $8 million. tacted by letter to assist in iden- tifying titles no longer neces- The BG Newa/Llada L»c sary. They are also being asked Compiled from staff and to assess the relative importance Sorting out posters, Dan Fallon of Musical Walls prepares bis dis- Services. The UAO-sponsored poster sale is open from 10 a.m.-5:30 wire reports. play for shoppers Tuesday morning in the basement of Student p.m. dally untU February 14. I See Journal,, page »ix. Opinion

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JOHN KOHLSTRAND The BG News EDITOR > AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE . FOUNDED IN 1920. JEREMY STONE WEBER JACQUELINE PORTER MANAGING EDITOR CITY EDITOR OK,' PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR $cE95«0v4«W5T aptwMw AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER 7<" AMY APPLEBAUM GREG WATSON SESSION. ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR

214 WEST HALL MATTHEW A. DANEMAN FRANK ESPOSITO BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY INSIDER EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 TRISH DAVIS IRENE BABEAUX corYRICHT 1992, The BG News NEWS EDITOR COPY CHIEF Implants aren't ideal Women for years have been tration recently announced that it is treated as the ultimate sex symbol looking into the safety hazards of by a male-dominated society. breast implants, making surgeons and They have been expected to have the manufacturers of silicone gel breast OwmtuM br '"buna fc perfect body and the perfect mind implants haft practices until a conclu- while being willing to follow mindlessly sion is found. % what their male counterparts speak. Meanwhile, it was revealed that the Many women are not born with per- Dow Corning company has received fect bodies - but are still expected to hundreds of complaints concerning si- have bodies overshadowing the Venus licone gel breast implants causing med- Why communism failed De Milo. ical problems for women who got the So, to 'help' females achieve 'perfec- implants. A look at why the Soviet government did not succeed tion,' doctors began offering silicone breast implants to help the female gen- With a growing concern about breast Communism is dead. No doubt tion of the 1980s. most of you are well aware of Jams Walters President Reagan knew that der achieve Dolly Partonism. cancer, it seems amazing that putting a that. the Soviet Union's economy "The bigger the better" was a com- foreign object in that same area is ac- America's arch-enemy for the could not absorb the kind of mili- mon phrase heard coming from some cepted by some medical correspon- past 40-plus years is dead and tary spending it would take to members of the male population when dents. buried, and now it is time for keep pace with the United States talking about women, and later silicone Is it really that important to have America to continue the march in an arms race. implants helped to improve other areas large breasts? Are the risks of infection toward the future. of the female body, ranging from the and possible loss of breasts really But why did communism fail? Although President Reagan buttocks to the lips. worth becoming more 'beautiful'? Why did the "Evil Empire," as never advertised his strategy as For years, professionals questioned Ours has become a more materi- President Ronald Reagan appro- one of capitalizing on growing the health safety of silicone implants, alistic-oriented society, with the call for priately called it, ultimately Soviet weakness by engaging the crumble Into ruins? ure of communism was the spirit U.S.S.R in an arms race in which but the practice continued. better cars, better clothes and better (You must understand that by of freedom in individuals. This it couldn't hope to complete for Finally, health officials are perking bodies. And the 'need' for more than 'communism' I am referring to spirit survived 70 years of totali- long, that Is exactly what he did. up their ears as the safety of breast im- one million women to have breast im- the old Soviet Union. You must tarian rule. President Reagan knew that he plants is being questioned even more. plants is a perfect example. also understand that the Soviet The communists had more than could essentially force the Soviet And some of the questions have been Outlawing breast implants is an issue, Union didn't really have commu- three generations to mold a New Union into spending itself to answered - while it is still completely but to many it is not the main issue. The nism in its true form. The Soviet Soviet Man, one that was com- death unknown if breast implants are unsafe, issue is why has society been encourag- Union had a combination of mitted to the good of the society Now, with the Soviet Union no it is known there have been a lot of ing the use of the implants, and why socialism and communism, as a whole. Few suspected that longer in existence, it is hard to complaints about such implants. have women been accepting it, in the which was commonly referred to they had failed so miserably. argue with this policy. The national Food and Drug Adminis- first place. as communism.) As it turned out, given half an But I will undoubtedly hear the Communism failed, quite sim- opportunity, the Soviet people cry of the bleeding-heart left-w- ply, because it just didn't work. ing liberals screaming about how However, there were three main much money was spent on the causes that led to the downfall of military during the 1960s, and The Olympic games at BG communism. The main flaw hi the how terrible it is that my chil- First, the main cause, was the dren will probably have to pay utter hopelessness of commu- communist economic system for all of It. With the Winter Olympics in lamer the excuse, the better your nism as an economic system. The was that there was little or I can only respond by saying full swing, it's time to take a chances at bringing home the main flaw in the communist eco- that I believe there is no amount twisted sidelong glance at some gold. To truly excel, Olympians nomic system was that there was ne incentive for people to of money that Is too much to of BG's overlooked winter must go beyond the obvious "too little or no incentive for the peo- work. guarantee the safety of genera- sports. Although many of these much snow" and "too cold" ex- ple to work. tions to come sports have yet te be fully ac- cuses and latch on to such gems Under communism, everything credited by the International as 'too dry" (can't risk dried-out was the property of the state, So, we can see the three main Olympic Committee, they are cheeks) and "Indecisive fore- which in turn belonged to every- reasons that communism even- nonetheless vital to life in BG in cast" (rain? snow? freezing rain? one. Thus, everyone was entitled knew exactly what they wanted, tually failed. And it was in no It's too close to call ... and too these long, cold winter months, to enough money, food, etc. to and they demanded it. A wave of small part due to generations of dig? convoluted for you to make a survive at a modest level. democracy swept through the Americans who were not afraid HYPOTHERMIA MARATHON sensible wardrobe decision. Grab No one was allowed to have U.S.S.R. and took control of the to stand up to communism and - Weekend event in which hearty the pork rinds and hit the couch). more than anyone else, and all hearts and minds of persons say "no." COOL AS IF YOU'RE FROZEN bar-geers venture forth into the the necessities of life were dis- throughout. Seventy-plus years coid night air armed with nothing of ice while walking across cam- - Competition is one thing. Fash- tributed by the government. of totalitarianism could not pus. Points are awarded for crea- len is clearly another. This close- With the threat of communism but the shirt or sweater on their Because you were automatical- smother the human spirit, and no behind us, we can now turn our backs and enough bootleg identi- tive dialogue ("Damn ice!" ly-contested event combines the ly entitled to what you needed to one should really be surprised. two, creating a high-intensity attention to' solving the other fication to get butt-wasted. The "Damn boots!" "Damn!"), physi- survive, there was no incentive cal recovery (a pop cult grad stu- battle of functional fashion. problems we face today, and the reasoning behind the event is for the people to work. You would The third reason for the down- ones that we will undoubtedly that such winter frivolities as dent scored big by casting both Yeah, gloves can look geeky, but receive what you were 'entitled' fall of communism was the dec- hands high in the air like a dis- nothing makes the path of an on- face in the future; but that is an- coats are too cumbersome and to regardless of whether you ades-long policy of containment other column. too tempting to thieves to be mounting gymnast, while a Dar- coming truck look tempting like overproduced or underproduced. by America and the West. toted while blitziag the local row freshman who immediately frozen extremities. Sure, that The result was products that drinking establishments. You'U began breakdancing eventually sockless loafer look is all the were poorly made and of very The final shove, of course, was rage, but in twenty-degree BG? James Walters Is a sophomore often see the fiaalists trudging captured the gold), and crowd low quality. the role played by President political science major and col- What are ya... ignorant? The goal home at 2 am., hands buried in size (falling in front of the Unioa The second cause for the fail- Ronald Reagan's military escala- umnist for The BG News. jean pockets, stumbling into is naturally more impressive here is to look good while staying snow drifts, and exhaling clouds than falling in some wasteland warm. Consistent losers here of alcohol-scented steam as they like the Art Annex). have been the cross-country Responses wanted curse their fashion decision. The TOTAL CLASS FREEZE-OUT team, the ROTC martyrs on the gold eventually goes to those (SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I library landing and sixth-year The Opinion page of the BG ion through letters to the editor please bring a picture ID, along sturdy souls who don't develop GOT) - This time around, ab- seniors, who have lost their self- News consists of editorials, col- and guest columns. with a home phone number. plural pneumonia and hack up sence is the name of the game. respect as well as financial sup- umns, cartoons and letters ex- Letters of the editor should be The News reserves the right to great wads of phlegm while sit- Much Ilk* golf, the competitor port from their parents. The pressing the opinions of the 200-300 words in length All let- refuse any letter deamed mali- ting In class on Monday. with the least significant score swim team is always good to go readers. ters must be typed, signed and cious or libelous. HUMILIATION AND RE- wins. Scores are based on the in this competition. Those big or- Unsigned editorials are written include the writer's telephone The News also reserves the. COVERT - Event designed to legit imacy of the reasons that the ange jackets rule. by members of The Ne ws'Editor- number, address or on-campus right to edit any submitted work reward those who can rapidly re- pains ef winter can prevent even Frank Esposito, a senior Eng- ial Board and represent the com- mall box, plus class rank or oc- for clarity and brevity. cover from socially disastrous the brightest of scholars from lish major from Warren, Ohio, is a posed opionions of the staff. cupation, major and hometown. If not submitting a letter or pratfalls on treacherous patches furthering their educations. The columnist for THE INSIDER. Signed letters or columns ex- Telephone numbers and ad- guest column in person, please ress the beliefs of the individual dresses are for verification pur- address the submission to: writer, and in now way represent poses only and will not be pub- BG News Staff the opinion of The News. lished unless otherwise re- The Editorial Editor All readers of The News are quested. The BG News • encouraged to express their opin- If presenting a letter in person. 210 West Hall lay Murdock Morrefa Raleigh Kirstin Mathers Dawn Keller PMOTO EDITOR INSIDER M.A. " COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR Jim's Journal — by Jim Tim Norman Scott DeKatch Kellie Schirmer Nicole Nuhn PHOTO EDrroR INSIDER ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR IUI* rt«.lt<| Vwt *ft«r X *«* At tkt caff itw, Matt Schroder Molly Zakraisek Mike Steidl Michelle Taylor H*V+K.r**»*}«r |Ui w«< TMV« / SPORTS EDITOR INSIDER SUPR COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR dre.v* l««t Muri, X «H»-ft «t TM «•• T tnm «»• X felt Mn4 Glen Lubbert mm Kathy Gaitan Mary |o Cesa Mike Sammons <*mftttt«y f»raj«t MinqiM) •»•» • j of bW -for Kir*., ASST. SPORT8 ED. ASST INSIDER SUPR COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR WIMir rtaifrtMd p,-» «»*• 7«HVr»«j ( ««e» th*»)h x Marci Stork Prada Brown Shaci Wroblewski 1 A '.*• to w»e for r.«if • ItntwHt VMS/IM- SPECIAL PRO ED. COPY ED. PRCROOFREADER PROOFREADER Nikki Floros Melissa Henry Ron Novak 8fin Hillenbrand COPY EDITOR CHIEF COPY ED. PROOFREADER ST. ED. EDITOR J I Christina Wise BUI Burgess ASST. SP. PRO ED. PRODUCTIOWSUPR (§2 8ti Wednesday, February 12,1992 The BG News page three Men are to blame for rape Instead of blaming females, males just shouldn't rape

Latest piece of symbolic ad- lead you to believe, women do vice: Don't drive, you might get Melssa Henry notiwinl to be raped. As a matter hit by a drunk driver. of fact, they never EVER ask for By driving, you are making it. Women can run down the yourself vulnerable. Driving is middle of the street naked as the stupid ~ you know there are caught) THEY may take on a ty- day they were born, and the only AU- SOVIET WARHeADS ARE UMD€R CoWNftETFCO/JTRoi. drunk drivers out there. Besides, pical' night out. thing they should expect is to get you know you can't think respon- A recent survey of college men arrested by Galen Ash for public sibly when you're driving. reported that three out of four of indecency. Sound silly? It shouldn't; that's them would rape if they thought And, despite what Galen Ash precisely the type of message they could get away with it. We may lead you to believe, they do that our caring, concerned police should not have to be careful of notexpect to be raped. And also chief Galen Ash had for women these men - they should have to despite what he may lead you to in response to the latest claim by realize the importance of keep- believe, the woman is not the a woman that she was sexually ing their flies closed and not rap- only one who can get hurt in a assaulted. ing in the first place. rape. YOU can go to prison. The headline for the story in How can women be expected to Making statements like that, the Feb. 6 issue of The BG account for the ignorance of it's no wonder I'm not the police Newswas "Police urge women to three out of four college men? chief. act with caution." As a copy edi- Should we never go outside? Of Melissa Henry is a senior crea- tor, I do realize that headlines are course, it's not really safe to stay tive writing major and a chief indoors, either; people's homes copy editor for The News and apartments get broken into So TMeReS NO NEED 15 WORRY RiGtfT? A recent survey of college all the time. men reported that three out "When a woman has been drinking she is not thinking Letters of four of them would rape if sharply...and becomes easy they thought they could get prey," Ash was quoted as saying Josh views can be with anyone else; she has had two this situation is "I want the right about who sits in the president's in the article. First of all, how full exams which would have un- to elect my candidate of choice, seat as we are the judge's seat? away with it dare he make judgments on the insulting to many covered any disease she could but I don't want to bother serving The president makes moral ability of all women to think or have, and she is the only person I on some jury." judgments and decisions, too! The BG News: react after they've been drink- have ever had sex with. Additionally, this sends mixed And isn't infidelity (already ad- I'm writing in response to ing? It is not possible for either of messages to permanent resi- mitted) at least as serious as al- views put forth by Josh written to match stories. Alcohol affects different per- us to become infected. Also, be- dents, who may feel this irre- leged sexual harassment? If a With this in mind, why wasn't sons in different ways, and not all McDowell and others in oppo- ing a devout Christian who has sponsible viewpoint is typical of man is unfaithful to a woman that the story such that an appro- women are the slobbering lushes sition to condoms being put in spent a great deal of time reading every student. he has solemnly promised him- vending machines in residence priate headline would have been who can't think for themselves and studying the Bible (no, they Too many BGSU students self to and supposedly loves, then "Police urge men not to rape halls. To me, the arguments be- are not the same thing), I must spend their years in Bowling how can we trust him to be faith- that Ash makes them out to be. hind their outrage are disturbing women?" Secondly, again, why isn't he say- say a few things. Green under a cloud of political ful to a nation of people he to say the least. It's about time that we ingest ing to men, "When a man has First, nowhere in the Bible apathy. Students should accept doesn't even know? the cliche and stop blaming the been drinking he is not thinking Josh said that condoms are no does it say that sex before mar- the responsibility of votingand of If he has broken life's most victim. It is not the woman's re- sharply...and may commit inex- good as contraceptives because riage is a sin. It does, however, jury duty. sacred promise, how could we sponsibility to make sure she cusable acts of violence that peo- they have a failure rate. By this say that to waste one's self as if I call every BGSU student to do trust him with lesser promises? logic, seatbelts are actually hor- doesn't get raped - it is the ra- ple will justify by blaming the with a prostitute is, and it advises him- or herself a favor and take For the sake of our nation, let's pist's responsibility NOT to rape. victim." Oh, wait...I guess that IS ribly unsafe! About half the time, against 'sexual immorality,' some control over what's happen- play fair and give liberal politi- Sober drivers are not held re- what he's saying! mostly in side collisions, seat whatever that may be. ing around you, rather than let- cians the same treatment as con- sponsible for the ignorance of The time has come for women belts do not preserve loss of life. The original Greek word in the ting others control your lives for servatives. Believe me, it mat- drunk drivers, and women should to stop putting up with the rhet- But wait! In Thursday's The latter phrase is pomea, and the you. ters. not be held responsible for the oric that men in 'power' have BG News, a letter writer was root of that is pom, which refers ignorance of rapists. Women been feeding us to keep from angry that her money spent on to prostitutes or harlots. So by Jeffrey W. Brown Daniel Green were warned in the article "about taking control of, and responsi- candy supports condoms. So now being told that my sexual actions Technical writing Mathematics the dangerous chances they may every time I spend my 60 cents are sinful, they are asserting that bility for, their gender's actions. on a condom in a vending Many rapist are take on a typical night out." If we swallow the line that Ash S) my girlfriend is a whore. Clinton should pay machine, I'm actually supporting Nobody said anything to the gives us, that "it's going to hap- This just really pisses me off, the sale of Mounds bars. to say nothing of the way my for his mistakes known by victims men about the dangerous pen to someone, sometime, I hate Mounds bars, find them chances (of hurting someone, or, someplace - so why not [you]," girlfriend takes it. I advise that The BG News: repugnant, and furthermore, if they really think about what they more self-interested, getting then nothing is going to happen The BG News: The headline on the front of you eat them, you'll become fat. I say before they shoot off their Well, it seems that the biased The News on Feb. 6 reads "Police except that women are going to don't think anyone should be al- keep on getting raped. mouths. liberal news has reared its ugly urge women to act with caution." / v lowed to get them, they're so hor- Furthermore, it is becoming Tuxedo JuHctJon The message that Ash and his head again. I am referring to the The article goes on to discuss rible. Boycott condoms! They'll increasingly difficult to take accusations against Bill Clinton, cohorts are sending to society is things women can do to lessen just make people fat! pride in being Christian and at- of course. 1 can't believe the way Upstairs that women should EXPECT to their chances of being raped. These people are also making tempt to spread the good and they have just shoved this whole While the police are offering be raped, and that any woman moral judgments about my per- helpful parts of it when my thing under the rug! good advice, they are unfortu- Dollar Days Happy Hour behaving in an "inappropriate" sonal life. By the last count they friends only see repressive chur- It's clear from news interviews nately leaving out important as- manner (such as being out at 7-9 have told me the following: ches, their parents, and Students with Clinton that he wasinvolved. pects of the issue. night without a chaperone) has 1) I do not love my girlfriend in some .kind of extramarital ac- obviously accepted the responsi- for Life and Christian Coalition Rape is a crime and it is puni- because I have premarital sex giving my faith a bad name. So tivity, it's just not clear with shable by prison and/or fines. If WELL DRINKS-S1 bility for three out of four college with her. please stop - or I'll make you buy whom. However, it happened a woman says "no" to sexual ad- MARGARITA'S-$1 men's actions, and she should be LONG ISLAND-$2 well aware that she can get 2) I am in grave danger of be- a condom so that you'll burn in years ago, he's sorry, and it vances, or even if she is too raped. With this message, rape is coming infected with AIDS and Hell. doesn't have anything to do with scared to say anything, the sub- almost openly invited. With this various STDs because I have running for a political office sequent actions are called rape. MOM.- TAC0'S-$1 message, rape is almost excused. premarital sex with my girl- Jesse Squire since that's his private life. So If a woman doesn't fight her at- TUE8.-SUBS-$1 friend, and I am likely to infect Junior let's just forget about the whole tacker in an effort to save her WED. WINGS-J1 Gentlemen, if the lady says no and you have sex anyway, then her, too. Math education thing, OK? own life, it is still rape. If a wom- you have raped her. If the lady is 3) I am committing a sin Well, that's not what the news an has been drinking, even if she drunk and she says no, that is against God by having pre- media portrayed concerning the passes out, it's still rape if it is also rape. If the lady is too drunk marital sex with my girlfriend. Students should accusations against Clarence sex without her spoken permis- to say anything at all, yes, that is 4) What my girlfriend and I do Thomas just a few months ago! sion. rape, too. is not our own private business take jury duty All of a sudden, half of the nation Women can be raped by people ^ 110 UMato 852-9222 f Despite what Galen Ash may but will somehow aid the de- viewed Thomas as some kind of they know and trust and they can struction of society if we contin- The BG News: criminal, and everyone insisted be raped by their husbands and ue. I am responding to statements that these accusations be boyfriends. Any time one person To show the absurdity of these made by BGSU students in the thoroughly investigated (and forces another person to engage The Perfect Gift For Valentine's Day claims, I must supply additional Tuesday, Feb. 4 article "Students rightly so). in sex against his or her will, it Is information. I have been with my warned about jury obligation." But the alleged incidents took called rape.. **- girlfriend for IS months, during Quite frankly, I am appalled at place years ago, and if he's guilty When will we see an article which neither of us has had sex statements such as "I wish I then he's sorry, and they don't quoting Police Chief (Galen) Ash "Custom Baskets Filled With Fine Foods * Gifts" would have known [about jury have" anything to do with being warning men not to commit rape? 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Campus briefs 'Hurling' For Tickets Thief arrested: p.m. in 101 Shatzel Hall. ings in contemporary poetry History professor Fujlya from 500 to 5,000 volumes. University police have ar- Kawashima will show the The library and the Bowling rested a man they suspect is techniques of Japanese Green Creative Writing Alumni connected with the recent Brush Writing, and the pub- Association are co-sponsoring rash of car thefts on campus lic will get a chance to try it Peters' visit. Activities include a afterward. poetry reading by Peters, work- Everett Morgan, 24, was For more information, call shops and seminars. The event arrested Friday on three runs Feb. 13-16. charges of grand theft and Aid from the tax man: two charges of receiving Free food and water: The accounting honorary. Beta stolen property. Alpha Psl, will offer five tax as- He was indicted by the sistance sessions this year. The grand jury in Wood County Joan Goldstein, author of VITA (Volunteer Income Tax As- Common Pleas Court on the "Demanding Clean Food ami sistance) program is sanctioned five charges on February 6. Water The Fight for a Basic by the IRS. which has recognized Police had a holder on Human Right," will challenge the the University group for its Morgan, who was arrested federal Environmental Protec- efforts in the past VITA helps by Toledo police on other tion Agency's regulation of pes- senior citizens and students pre- charges and was in custody ticides in food and drinking pare their tax returns. in Lucas County Jail. water Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in VITA sessions are scheduled at Nine cars have been re- 1007 Business Administration the Wood County Senior Citizens ported stolen from the cam- Building. Center on Feb. 12 and 26, March pus lots this year and police She will relate her research to 11 and April 8 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. suspect most of the thefts the Clean Water Act and consider An additional session is sched- were connected. the threat of ground water con- uled on March 3 from 7:30 to 9 tamination from pesticides at the p.m. in US Business Administra- Open forums resumed: free program. tion Building for the convenience Goldstein's review of the of University students. Acting President Eloi.sc changes in agriculture and the The VITA program has been a Clark will conduct the first proliferation of pesticides fol- public service project for the of three scheduled open for- lowing World War II will Include fraternity since the 1978-79 The BC Ncwi/TIm Norman ums during the semester to- the discussion of regulation, risk school year. Each session is staf- day. It is scheduled from assessment and tolerance of pes- fed with five to six volunteer WFAL volunteer Stephanie Relchert watches Junior IPC major Mlndy Wlckert try to make a basket noon to 1 p.m. in the McFall ticides. Beta Alpha Psi members who for movie tickets toWayne's World outside the Education Building Tuesday afternoon. Money collect- Chart Room. All students have completed the introductory ed from the WFAL promotion will be given to the on-campus recycling center. are welcome to attend. federal taxation course and/or Modern poetry: an internship. Accounting professor Larry Kowalski super- Drop a line: Poet and critic Robert Peters vises the program. examines the state of poetry at For further information, senior Toledo hosts jazz pianists The Japanese Club is pre- the dedication of his Contempo- citizens should contact Grace senting a Japanese calligra- rary Poetry Collection in the Jer- Nash, activities director for the phy demonstration this ome Library on Feb. 13. The pur- Wood County Senior Citizen to laud late legend Tatum Thursday from 8:30 to 10 chase increases the Jerome hold- Center, at 353-5661. by Michael Zawacki The BC News "Tatum played with such power and virtuosity that he Class offers European tour tended to eclipse other players of a group." "The Genius of Jazz: Toledo Participants interested in international politics, culture Celebrates Tatum," presented by Roger Ray, director of the Humanities Institute the Toledo Museum of Art and by LeeAnn Palmer saving for the last two years to come back to co-presented and coordinated by contributing writer school. She also saved enough to take advantage of the Humanities Institute of the "Very few jazz musicians have Ray said the event cost approx- the trip. University of Toledo, will spot- dominated their field as much as imately $4 million and has gone "I've always wanted to go and visit another light jazz pianists Billy Taylor Tatum did," said Roger Ray, extremely well. Traveling in Europe isn't just for the rich and country, and considering the price, this was a good and Ramsey Lewis on Sunday, professor of history and director famous anymore. Arts and Sciences 395 will make opportunity," Perry said. Feb. 16, as the grand finale to a of the Humanities Institute. Billy Taylor and Ramsey Lewis it possible for any interested student. "I think it will be an experience to see how peo- month-long tribute to the late will be performing together in The 18-day tour through England, Holland, Swe- ple in different countries live versus life in Amer- jazz piano legend Art Tatum. Ta- Ray said Tatum was, above all, concert to conclude the event. den, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Russia will be ica," she added. tum, a Toledo native, was born in a solo artist and only occasionally Ray said Billy Taylor was a coordinated by English professor Brownell Salo- 1909 and was largely blind ex- played in groups. protege of Tatum in New York. mon, who "couldn't refuse the wonderful opportu- Berquist, a junior psychology major, considers cept for some vague sight out of "Tatum played with such nity." the tour "the opportunity of a lifetime." one eye. power and virtuosity that he "There is no jazz artist alive The fee for the tour is $2,769 and will include Berquist researched other travel agencies and At 20, Tatum left Toledo to find tended to eclipse other players of more indebted to Tatum than Bi- meals, airfare and first class accommodations on discovered the cheapest tour was almost twice as fame in New York City and a group," Ray said. lly Taylor," Ray said. the Kareliya, a Scandinavian cruise ship. "No one much as the cost for Salomon's tour. quickly established himself as a Taylor is the leading jazz could travel this cheaply to all of these places Even though the price is good, one of the tour's leading jazz piano player. During Tatum was considered a stride spokesman in the world as well under first class conditions," Salomon said. stops finally won Berquist over. the 1930s and "40s Tatum was the pianist, which was also the style as the national honorary chair- The tour is worth three academic credits and "The deciding factor was that the tour was going epitome of jazz piano. of Benny Goodman and others of man of the "Genius of Jazz" will be offered during the second summer session. to Russia," he said. Berquist explained that he is Lenord Feather, a jazz critic the swing era. This era event. "We'll be reading short literary selections that interested in seeing how the recent political tur- for the Los Angeles Times, paid proceeded the be-bop era of jazz pertain to the cities we will be visiting," Salomon moil has affected that country. homage to Tatum by describing greats Miles Davis, Charlie Par- "Ramsey Lewis is a leading said. An informational meeting for students inter- him as the greatest jazz player ker and John Coltrane. pianist in his own right," Ray Erin Perry and Brett Berquist are taking advan- ested in the tour will take place Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. in ever. Tatum died at the age of 47 and said. "He's a very versatile and tage of the opportunity to travel and receive credit room HI of the Business Administration Building. "Tatum is viewed as the Ella Fitzgerald and Sara Vaughn ambidextrous player." for It. Salomon will be showing a video of the countries greatest of all the jazz instru- sang at his funeral. Perry, a sophomore art therapy major, has been and the Scandinavian cruise ship. mentalists no matter what the in- 'The Genius of Jazz: Toledo The Taylor-Lewis performance strument," Feather said. Celebrates Tatum" was a will take place at 4 p.m. in the Tatum won a position on the nationally known event that be- Toledo Museum of Art Peristyle, Give Esquire Jazz All-Stars Band in gan January IS and featured lec- and tickets can be purchased for 1944, which was comparable to tures by various jazz artists, a $10 $25 in the lobby of the Grove another birthday being voted the number one jazz film festival and a jazz sympo- Place entrance or by telephone at American Bed Cross pianist of the time. sium. 243-7000. The BG News +Rr * $. / A Have you made your Apartment plans yet? Wednesday Special There are still 1&2BR. Apts left for Summer & y All You Can Eat Spaghetti Fall at ^ " opsonolte's $4.25 SEND YOUR RZZO /,„.,203 N. 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The deadline for submission is Bowling Green State University 5:00 P.M. Friday. February 21. 1992. Com* and leorn more about Nautflus and Universal UJeightliftingl Printed guidelines are available from your graduate student senator, or for more information contact the Graduate Student Senate office. 300 For more information contact Sponsored by the Olftce ol Financial Aid and Studanl Employment McFall Center. 372-2426. Lauren Mangili at 372-2711 Diversions Wednesday, February 12,1992 The BG News page five

Co nnell Barren Our kind of music? es Country music!

by Chris Abbruzzese 90% of the total cable audience. The BC News However, cable television dosen't hold the sole Waste your key to the country craze. NBC is also jumping on the country bandwagon with the production of Hot Country Nights, a new variety show which features afternoons top country acts performing before a live audience. NBC had initially only ordered six shows but be- cause of the show's high ratings has recently with these Not since the "Urban Cowboy" fad has coun- ordered more. try music enjoyed the widespread success When searching for performers to credit with that It Is enjoying in the music industry today. country music's resurgence, one name Is always soapy tales Long gone are the days of the mechanical bull mentioned: Garth Brooks. and honky-tonks full of rednecks swilling Lone Star beer. The 'new* country music has a whole "If I had to give one person credit with the recent \Afcat with the Presidential different look. The performers are younger, good- popularity of country music, it would have to be V "election looming closer, looking and have more youth-oriented messages in Garth Brooks," said Dan Dixon, music director of the Mike Tyson rape trial coming their songs. Toledo's WKKO-FM. "He has had a great effect on to Its shocking, controversial fru- "The new artists are attracting a younger audi- the record industry and is setting Nashville on ition, and a national economy ence," according to Mark Mackey, general man- fire." mired deeply In a crippling ager of WHMQ-FM, a new country station in the Brooks' popularity can easily be described by recession, it seems like the per- Findlay area that threw on the switch in August just looking at theBillboard music chart. In 1991, fect time to check up on the 1990. % he became the first country performer to have an soaps! Stations such as WHMQ that once would have album debut at number one on the Biilboardalbums So, without further adieu, pull found themselves eating the dust of area pop/rock chart. up a chair, lean In real close, and stations are now finding themselves in the driver's update yourself on the fictional seat. The station now lays claim to the second Record stores are also reaping the benefits of the lives of all the folks belonging to highest Arbitron rating In the Findlay market and increased popularity of country music. Last year at the National Association of Real- is tied with the local pop/rock station in Arbitron this time country music sales in the area were still ly Handsome And/Or Wealthy ratings for the coveted 25-54 age group. sluggish, but this year is a different story. People With Capped Teeth And Nationally, country music has surpassed pop "Recently we've come close to doubling our Genetically Processed Breasts music as the number one station format. Of the Top country music sales," said Jeff Fearnside of Fin- Who You'll Never Come Any- 100 U.S. radio markets, 47 have country stations at ders Records. "Garth Brooks is constantly sold where NEAR Resembling In the top of the charts. Country music does even bet- out." Your Sorry Excuse For Earthly ter with the 25-54 age group, luring 67 stations into Record stores are now having to make room for Existence So You May As Well the number one or two slots in the ratings. more country music next to their rock and roll co- Kill Yourself Now. Country music is also finding its way into homes horts. Jeff Dewitte, assistant manager of Record Enjoy! via country music videos that are reaching the Den in the Woodland Mall, sees a change in the mu- Santa Barbara (NBC): Freeing MTV generation. The Nashville Network (TNN) sic-buying public. himself from the restraints, Cruz bought Country Music Television (CMT) and now " The same people who were buying Guns 'n' Garth Brooks knows country Is hot. Last year bis album was the first manages to deftly disarm the reaches 56 million homes nationwide - more than Roses are now buying Garth Brooks," Dewitte said. to debut at number one on the Billboard album chart. bomb by virtue of it blowing off his head. David has an inkling that the lonely Suzanne is attrac- ted to him when she disrobes and Tennessee wants its MTV - and cable gave it back asks him to have sex with her. Kelly tells Sophia that she no by Scon Williams Sammons hooked up the Video urged a boycott of movie and channel's parent company. the Johnson City-Bristol, Term. longer cares for Cruz but still has Jukebox Network, a Miami-based strong feelings for his head. Ka-. The Associated Press sports TV channels. It even pres- "And MTV is certainly one of trina gets Dash to accept a job music video service which uses a sured a local government to table the most valuable services that a market featuring Phil Collins, offer, but not before his evil twin. 900-number call-in system and a Sammons system's license ap- cable operator has to offer, espe- Paula Abdul and Rod Stewart. Semicolon, bursts in and clubs NEW YORK - The cable tele- charges up to $2.50 per viewer plication until the issue was re- cially when you consider the de- Similar commercials aired on him to death with a coordinating vision company that dropped request. solved. mographics of the 18- to 34-year- radio in Vineland and the Phila- conjunction. Meanwhile, Warren MTV for a pay-per-view music This was a very bad idea, even Sen. Albert Gore, Jr., D-Tenn., old, the 12-to-34," Cohen said. delphia suburb of Bensalem. has sex with someone. video channel is learning to its though it made business sense. visited the Tri-Cities (Johnson MTV, which derives its income Loving (ABC): Michael, hospi- chagrin that MTV, like rock 'n' Instead of paying MTV for its City, Kingsport and Elizabeth- from big advertisers, is de- Johnson City and its Coalition talized after stepping on a nail roll, is here to stay. service, say about 20 cents per ton) drumming up local support termined to stay on basic cable. for Choice even got the local (really!). Is given a series of tests; Dallas-based Sammons Com- subscriber, the cable system for the cable regulation bill that "We want to stay on basic cable radio station, WQUT, to co- his doctor reveals that his stom- munications, Inc., with about 50 would actually receive a share of whizzed through the Senate last because it's the cheapest way to ach pains are caused not by a sponsor a free, "intimate sock cable systems in 19 states and the jukebox earnings. week, 73-18. get us before customers," said hop" Wednesday night featuring virus but by the fact that he's 920,000 subscribers overall, on carrying the Gary Cole- Grass-roots groups sprang up "Obviously, cable operators Carole Robinson, an MTV John Mel I encamp man/Lyndon Johnson lovechild - Jan. 1 dropped MTV from its overnight, sponsoring call-in pay license fees to their valuable spokeswoman. or that he's just terribly bloated. systems serving Johnson City, protests, rallies, petition drives, services, to ESPN and CNN and "We're glad to be here tonight Meanwhile, a character named Term.; Bensalem, Pa.; and Vine- cable office picketing and other MTV," said Marshall Cohen, Popular MTV VJ (that's "video to support your cause," Mellen- 'Trucker' delivers his lines with a land, N..I political actions. senior vice president for jockey") "Downtown" Julie camp told an audience of 3,500. straight face. The cut affected about 109,000 In Vineland and Bucks County, research and strategic planning Brown visited a Vineland rally. "Since 1982, MTV has supported Guiding Light (CBS): In households. At the same time, the Viewers Voice for MTV at MTV Networks, the music MTV also aired television ads for John Mellencamp." Greece, Eleni goes through with her plan to poison any fellow cast member with an overtly ridicu- lous name, thus placing Mallet and Harley in grave jeopardy. Meanwhile, Vanessa closes a lu- Artist captures shadows crative business transaction by sleeping with the entire staff em- ployed by Spalding Enterprises. Then, unexpectedly, several vul- nerable yet Internally strong '* of American pop culture women get murdered, kidnapped, and pregnant. by Christy Vargo culture," Donahue said. nology, which is what allowed us Bold and the Beautiful (RSVP): The BC News Donahue's most recent work, a to overcome the Native Ameri- Thome, upon learning from two-part piece titled "Do They Ridge and Eric that Macy stole can nation," Donahue explained. the formula, becomes furious and Know It's Christmas Volume I" wants desperately to sleep with Popular culture artist Matt represents the genocide of the Donahue said he names many someone. He finds Brooke and Donahue captured a segment of Native American by American of his surreal environments after makes mad, passionate love to American history in each of the pioneers with superior weaponry pop music songs, and he derived her, or perhaps it was Margo - nine three-dimensional shadow and technology, he said. the title of the Christmas piece n we're not sure. During a com- boxes on display at Grounds For Plastic pioneer figures aim ri- from the song performed by mercial break, a key grip com- Thought this month. fles at Native Americans who de- Band-Aid. mends Thorne on a fine job, but Donahue, an American culture fend themselves with bows and he throws the man down and has studies graduate student, ar- arrows in one half of the red and sex with him, doing the same to He has been creating surreal several cameramen, an electrical ranged popular culture trinkets green collage, while the other environments since childhood outlet, and the entire cast of Doo- and novelty items in each cigar half displays a tank aimed at and first realized the potential in gie Howser, M.D. filming next box, using color and images to fingertips bowing to a statue of his work in the seventh grade, al- door. convey a theme about American Christ. though he did not start selling Days of Our Lives (B.L.T.): society. artwork until two years ago. Realizing he must release Bo "Popular culture comes at you "The two parts are called Do from his kidnappers, Roman Tht BC Ntw«mm N all the time, but never concen- They Know It's Christmas Vol- "Two years ago I began doing leaves Salem and goes under- Matt Donahue, seen In Grounds for Thought with his exhibit of shadow trated like in the boxes. I call ume I' because there can only be art I felt comfortable enough to cover disguised as a small Dan- boxes, plans to organize a Pop Goes the Weasel AIDS benefit in Toledo them surreal environments, or one genocide. The red and green sell - it's a matter of confi- ish. Rafi's brother begins exper- reflections of American popular shotgun shells represent tech- dence," he said. iencing stomach pains, caused in this April. part by a copius bullet wound. Isabella, feeling as though she's being left out of the action, kid- naps herself, and, after refusing to pay her own ransom, kills her- self . . . and then comes back to Top Singles Country Hits Campus Bestsellers life. Meanwhile, Carly and Lawrence have sex. Best-selling singles of the week: 1. "The Dirt Road," Sawyer Brown 1. Scientific Progress Goes "Boink" -Bill Watterson 2. "I Know Where Love Lives," Hal Ketchum 2. Life's Little Instruction Book -H. Jackson Brown General Hospital (O.P.P. Yeah 1. "Diamonds & Pearls," Prince 4 The N.P.G. 3. "A Jukebox With a Country Song," Doug Stone Jr. You Know Me): Tracy tells Paul 2. "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me," George Michael- 4. "Momma Don't Forget To Pray for Me," Diamond Rio 3. You Just Don't Understand -Deborah Tannen she's pregnant, but he thinks this Elton John 4. Unnatural Selection -Gary Larson Is just one of her little schemes. 5. "The Whiskey Ain't Working," Travis Tritt-Marty Stuart 3. "Mysterious Ways," U2 6. "Sticks and Stones," Tracy Lawrence 5. The Plains of Passage -Jean M. Auel The judge at A.J.'s DUI trial is 4. "1 Love Your Smile," Shanice 6. The Waste Lands -Stephen King about to pass judgment when, 7. "Broken Promise Land," Mark Chesnutt 5. "The Way 1 feel About You." Karyn White 8. "After the Lights Go Out," Ricky Van Shelton 7. Jurassic Park -Michael Crichton suddenly, Thorne from Bold and 6. "Smells Like Teen Spirit," Nirvana the Beautiful bursts in and begins 9. "Maybe It Was Memphis," Pam Tillis 8. Possession -A.S. Byatt having sex with A.J., the judge, 7. "Cant Let Go." Mariah Carey 10. 'Turn That Radio On," Ronnie Milsap 9. Seven Habits of Highly Effective People -Steven 8. "1 Can't Make You Love Me," Bonnie Rain R. Covey and at least two boom micro- (Source: Cashbox magazine) phones. 9. To Be With You," Mr. Big 10. All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kinder- 10. "There Will Never Be Another Tonight," Bryan Adams garten-Robert Fulghum Meanwhile, Ned and Holly, to (Source: Cashbox magazine) (Courtesy Campus Bestsellers) our surprise, don't have sex. Then they do. The BG News Wednesday, February 12,1992

African Art Former BG mayor begins campaign 0 for commissioner

by Doug Baker government as a full-time county The BC News commissioner," Miller said. "I believe the challenges facing Wood County demand a positive Former mayor of Bowling working relationship with all Green Ed Miller has announced areas of the county and a full- his candidacy for Wood County time commitment to the job." P Commissioner. Miller has a degree from the Miller is Ohio State University in agricul- running for the ture and engineering. term beginning Jan. 3 and will He worked for Massey- be on the May S Ferguson for 28 years and man- Republican bal- aged the Farm Equipment Center lot. in Wood County for more than 21 "I believe my years. He has been on the adviso- background in ry board of the Ohio Agriculture local govern- Miller Research and Development ment, business, Center. agriculture and community organiztions has pre- Miller is a World War II vet- pared me for the important job of eran and a member of the Ameri- county commissioner," Miller can Legion. He has also served as said. "I want to continue my president of the Bowling Green The BG Ncwi/Jay Murdock commitment to public service in Chamber of Commerce and Wood County." president of the Rotary Club, and Sherie Vonderhaar(righl) and Monica Insana(left) examine works write a summary of their impressions of it. The exhibition ends Miller served as mayor for last year was inducted to the at the African Motif Exhibition in McFall Gallery Tuesday after- February IS. four years and has also served on American Legion Buckeye Boys noon. Their English 112 class assignment was to look at the art and City Council for four years. State Hall of Fame. "If elected, I will continue my Miller and his wife, Margaret, efforts on behalf of local have five children. Play dedicated to Edmonds State redistricting by Genora Rutherford The BC News Edmonds, vice president of stu- Vinnette Carroll and James Wel- lent performance, and it's (been) dent affairs, to whom the per- don Johnson. a long time coming," said junior panel delays action formance was dedicated. The cast was made up entirely psychology major Sherlette The first "Black Anthology: One moving segment of the of University undergraduate and Voices of a People" production Dixon. "(Coordinator/Director) multi-part production depicted graduate students, including Carlos Sneed and his crew did an by Robert E. Miller the voting strength of urban area was well-received by a full house the African-American church Clarence Bass, Dejong Boyd, Leo minorities. at Kobackcr Hall on Saturday, excellent job tonight, conquering The Associated Press through song, prayer, creation Cunningham, Angula Davis, Jer- the experience of Black Ameri- However, the court gave the Feb. 8. and determination. The segment, ome Davis, Kimberly Dove, Dara board 20 days to respond and said The all-student performance - cans in this country and beyond, entitled "Strength & Salvation," Fulton, Danny Gray, Steve Gray. COLUMBUS The state Appor- that unless its concerns are satis- which consisted of skits, songs, and I am looking forward to an- showed the church continues to Carita Harrell, David Hill, Fa- other performance next year," tionment Board heard lengthy fied, the court would issue fur- dancing and readings - traced have a profound impact on ever- landa Jackson, Craig Johnson, testimony Tuesday night but ther orders. the life of the African American Dixon added. yday African-American life. Latonya Johnson, Vida Posey, postponed action on a response to N. Victor Goodman, an attor- from slavery to the present ac- "Black Anthology: Voices of a "Strength & Salvation" focused Susanne Rogers, Erika Warner People" concluded with the en- a court challenge of Ohio's new ney for its Republican majority, complishments and famed role on the works of African Ameri- and Marcietta Wilson. legislative election districts. recommended that the board col- models of today, including Mary tire cast holding lit candles as cans such as Thomas Dorsey, "This was an excellent, excel- they ascended the stage. Gov. George Voinovich, lect further evidence to rebut the chairman of the Republican- court's claim that the plan vio- Journals controlled panel, called a halt to lates the federal Voting Rights the proceedings after Auditor Act. sorbed a 20 percent inflationary $100,000 budget increase just to survey was done four years ago Continued from page one. and the improvements that Thomas E. Ferguson asserted Such evidence would give the increase last year and will have keep the same titles. that Democrats were being board the "totality of circum- of journals, standing orders and to absorb an increase of between Ford-Foster said it is difficult stemmed from that were com- pleted two years ago. He said this "gagged." The governor denied stances" the court ordered it to monographs in their field to pro- 10 and 11 percent this year. He to determine how much costs will it. project cost about $250,000. provide, Goodman said. vide an indication of how much said he projects that next year's increase because of the uncer- The board will meet again at a Martin said the two surveys the cutbacks will affect teaching subscriptions will rise an addi- tainty of the journal market and date to be determined later, the should be integrated into one list He said the board should take and research activities, he said. tional 10 or 11 percent - meaning the way the dollar escalates from governor said after almost three the evidence back to the court Miller said the University ab- that the library would need a year to year. by next week and then it will be sent to the physical plant, who hours of testimony by lawyers "without waiving any argument and reapportionment specialists that the majority members have /WW^/AWAf^W^^^^^V^^^f^WMV/^Vi will handle most of the repairs. Lighting Director of Public Safety Roger brought in by the GOP majority. in the course of an appeal to the Dennerll said there are 74 areas The proceedings were punc- United States Supreme Court." tuated by partisan bickering. SOU GFEAT KEV.S Continued from page one. in need of repair - some major, James Tilling, the board's sec- Ferguson claimed the Demo- THE SOUPCE CARDS i some minor. Like Martin, Den- "I suspect it will be a two-stage nerll said prioritizing is the main retary, offered what he called crats were being gagged because GIFTS IS HAVING A some technical amendments to Voinovich ruled that they or their process," Martin said. focus of the situation right now. 1 the plan but they were not acted attorneys could not address Is- VALENTINE SALE!: . He said that first the lights "We want to try to prioritize upon. sues other than those raised by already present will be exam- what areas are the most danger- EVEPYTHING IN THE He insisted they were not the court. ined, prioritized and then re- ous and unsafe and try to handle paired. Martin said an expansion drafted in response to a U.S. Dis- STDPE IS 2T * IFF these first and address them as process would begin if improve- trict Court that tossed the plan NOV. THRU FEB. lit . quickly as possible," Dennerll Voinovich said the court was ments are still needed after all said. back to the five-member board specific in directing the board to ST"P AND SAVE $$$ the existing lights have been late last month, calling for cor- consider only whether the fixed. Sears said he was glad the situ- rections or more documentation already-adopted plan met the THE SOURCE Martin said the last extensive ation was being handled. of their legality. 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College briefs Women less likely to get tenure Houston SAEs closed: HOUSTON - The national Sig- Ostrich detail: Bemice Sandier, director of the ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity has BATON ROUGE, La. - Three Female profs Center for Women Policy Stud- decided to shut down its Univer- Louisiana State University stu- ies. "There are still subtle behav- sity of Houston chapter because dents accused of strangling a face heavier iors, like not paying attention to of repeated complaints about un- 220-pound ostrich were ordered women at meetings, not respond- ruly parties and vandalism. to clean up excrement at an ani- ing to a woman's comments." Last year, the university sus- mal shelter for 200 hours each course loads, pended the chapter's registration Sandier notes that the higher because of complaints from area Robert A. Roberts, 21; Brian B. discrimination the rank in higher education, the residents. Jones, 22; and Philip R. Robinson, fewer the women. The most publicized alleged 22, all of Baton Rouge, pleaded by Karen Neustadt wrongdoing by the Houston SAE guilty to criminal trespassing College Press Service Some women have resorted to chapter involved an incident last when they entered a research pen litigation to shatter the glass ceil- summer when a fraternity mem- near the LSU Veterinary School ing, only to find, in spite of the ber allegedly bit off a woman's and strangled a year-old ostrich. Though the number of women settlements and restored tenure, fingertip. entering college is sharply ris- that their careers are ruined in The national fraternity will The community service work is the process. ing, women remain dispropor- consider reinstating the Houston for the Society for the Prevention tionately underrepresented in chapter in four years. of Cruelty to Animals. the tenured ranks of academia Anne Margolis is one of them. and SO percent of female candi- Margolis graduated with a doc- dates for tenure are rejected. torate in American Studies from The 1991 growth in college and Yale. As an associate professor

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by Thomas J.Sheeran campus shootings. right side. The bullet passed said he was not convinced Cunni- The Associated Press They also believe the same through his torso. He died at Rob- ngham was involved in all of the .38-caliber handgun allegedly inson Memorial Hospital in Ra- shootings. workers' smoking used by Cunningham in the Mon- venna around midnight, police "I figure I'll wait and find out," KENT - A man killed by police day night shooting is the same said. he said. "I hope to God he's the Monday night near Kent State one used to wound Sarah Smith, Peach said a task force of city person. I don't like walking CINCINNATI (AP) - The city school district plans to ban smoking in its 87 buildings, joining a smoke-free movement begun by some University may be linked to two 25, on Jan. 29, and kill university and campus police officers in- around the campus with a person earlier campus shootings, includ- janitor John Frazier, 51, on Dec. vestigating the two earlier shoot- like that running around." other Ohio districts. ing one that killed a university 12 in the student union building. ings had prepared a psychologi- Kirsten Simons, 20, a junior The district, Ohio's third largest with 51,000 students, will ban all employee, police said Tuesday. Mrs. Smith was shot as she cal profile of the type of person from Toledo, said she is taking no tobacco products starting April 20. Smoking already is forbidden for Officer Jack Herman shot waited on campus for her hus- who would stalk the campus with chances. students; this ban will affect Its 6,000 employees. The ban will take Mark K. Cunningham, 35, a 1985 band to pick her up. She was hos- a loaded gun. "I don't think it's been re- effect the day school reopens after spring break. Kent State graduate in fine arts, pitalized for two days and gave That profile has been com- solved. I don't think we can as- The district is taking the action because of the dangers of second- ary smoke for non-smokers, said Rich Neuroth, associate director of after Cunningham allegedly shot police a description of her at- pared with what police have sume it's the same man," she out windows at an apartment tacker. Peach said she will be learned about Cunningham. said. safety services. complex near campus, police taken to see Cunningham to see if "A number of things seem to In addition to the deaths of "State regulations and contractual agreements require the district to provide a safe and healthy environment for all building occu- said. she can identify him as her at- match," said Peach. He refused Cunningham and Frazier, three The shooting is the third at the tacker. to elaborate. pants," Neuroth said. other fatal shootings have been Ohio law makes it illegal for students to possess tobacco products northeastern Ohio school since Peach said ballistics tests Kent State President Carol reported on Ohio campuses in the at school. The law took effect for the 1989-90 school year, said Ron Dec. 12 and the fifth at an Ohio would be conducted to determine Cartwright on Tuesday urged the last five months. Sherwood, coordinator of the Ohio Department of Health's tobacco university since October. Four if the same gun was used in the 24,500 students on campus to be A man with a shotgun opened risk reduction plan. But it does not apply to school employees. people died in those shootings. three shootings. cautious until authorities de- fire in a lobby at Central State Police did not release any other Peach and City Police Chief termine if Cunningham was in- The Cincinnati district's buildings designated smoking areas in University in October, killing a 1986. But the district found that they weren't enough to keep smoke information on Cunningham, who William Lillich said Cunningham volved in all three shootings. freshman and wounding a visitor lived in Kent, about 10 miles fired five rounds at pursuing from filtering through ventilation systems and affecting non- "None of us are going to at the southwestern Ohio school. smokers in other rooms, Neuroth said. Staff members complained northeast of Akron. campus officers at 10 p.m. Mon- breathe any sigh of relief until In November, a shot fired from University Police Chief John day night after he allegedly shot about the smoke, Neuroth said. we have the lab results and more a passing car hit an Ohio Univer- The ban means the estimated 10 to 15 percent of the employees who Peach said at a news conference at the apartment building. The conclusive information," she sity senior as he sat in his rented smoke will have to do without, Neuroth said. The district plans to Tuesday that Cunningham officers fired back, but missed. said. house four blocks from the Ath- offer smoking cessation classes. closely matches the description Herman then fired at Cunni- Student Man Houghton, 20, a ens campus in southeastern Ohio. In suburban Cincinnati, the Forest Hills school district in Anderson of a man sought in the two other ngham, wounding him in the sophomore from Carlisle, Pa, The student bled to death. Township banned smoking in May 1988, Superintendent Edward Hof- fer said. Two unions that represent teachers and employees in the Doyt district responded by filing charges of unfair labor practices. The smoking ban was upheld, Hof for said. Continued from page one. The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers does not plan to challenge "How the athletes did in the "He did everything that there totally loved him. It's a hard ter than anyone," Cunningham the district's ban, said Marie Matsunami, a union representative on classroom was uppermost in his was to do for Bowling Green and thing to put into words." said. "He could get people ready the health committee. mind," Cunningham said. "He be- its football program," Sharp said. Another of Perry's more nota- kind of like coach [Gary] Black- Joyce Brannan, the Ohio Education Department's health consul- lieved the players came here to "Above all he was a great person, ble characteristics was his abil- ney did this season." tant, said Tuesday she does not know how many other Ohio districts get an education, and football and the football success just ity to prepare a team to play on have banned smoking. was a part of that." came along. All the players just game day, Cunningham said. He Perry was inducted into the "It's certainly a trend in private corporations and it's a trend surrounded himself with good National Football Foundation's throughout the nation. West Virginia, as a state, just passed a law coaches and players, then be- College Football Hall of Fame in forbidding tobacco products in schools," she said. came the catalyst who put it all June of 1988. The University's Brannan said she would like to see Ohio follow suit, including together. football stadium, built in 1966, school employees under the law. u was named after Perry. Since Sherwood works with a coalition drafting an advisory tobacco con- 'He could prepare a team bet- that time, the Falcons have won trol plan for the state. The plan's first draft could be finished by mid- more than 65 percent of their summer. home games. Sherwood said the coalition - which includes the Health and Educa- tion departments, lung and heart associations and groups repre- Perry was born in Croton and senting doctors, osteopaths and nurses - has not decided whether to graduated from the University in recommend a law banning all tobacco products from schools, or to 1932 after lettering here for ask for voluntary cooperation. three years each in football, bas- o^HEY! ketball and baseball. ■ four grandchildren and one 1506 E. 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Through Nationa Wednesday, February 12, 1992 The BG News page nine U.S. detention rate tops world Greenspan states byJohnFlesher The Associated Press "We need to lock up violent criminals - but a decade of ney General William Barr said Fed acted enough violent crime more than doubled packing the nation's prisons to the rafters with non-violent in the 1960s and continued up- WASHINGTON -- By a widen- offenders has failed to make our streets safer." ward in the 1970s while the ing margin, the United States prison population fell. to spark recovery remains the world's biggest user Senator Edward Kennedy, D-Mass In the 1980s, when the federal of prisons as other countries are government and many states relying more and more on alter- made sentences longer and surer by Dave Skldmore native sentences, a private South Africa's incarceration ishments such as community and removed obstacles to pre- The Associated Press research group reported Mon- rate ranked second highest service and supervised proba- trial detention, the violent crime day. worldwide, though it decreased tion; more crime-prevention rate leveled off "and held rela- SAN ANTONIO - Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan con- The Sentencing Project said 6.6 percent in 1990 - to 311 efforts and drug treatment; tively steady," Barr said. the nation's rising imprisonment prisoners per 100,000 persons. repeal of mandatory sentencing ceded Tuesday that rehlrlng after recession cutbacks "has been par- "The choice is clear," he said. ticularly slow" but stuck to his view that interest rates are low rate proves the failure of the get- Venezuela ranks third with 177 laws and studies to find other "More prison space, or more ways of reducing the prison and enough to bring economic recovery. tough policies of the 1980s. The in prison per 100,000 persons, fol- crime." Greenspan left open the possibility of further moves to push rates Justice Department called the lowed by Hungary, 117 per jail population. "We need to lock up violent The Sentencing Project report lower and stimulate business. He said actions already taken by the study "very partial and mislead- 100,000; Canada, HI per 100,000, central bank should be "adequate to turn the economy onto the path ing," saying the imprisonment and China, 111 per 100,000. criminals," said Sen. Edward argues that the 1980s drop in vio- Kennedy, D-Mass. "But a decade lent crime resulted largely from of sustained recovery." policies have stemmed a once- In a similar report a year ago, He promised, as he has in other recent appearances, "Wt must and of packing the nation's prisons to the decrease of the lS-to-24 age soaring rate of violent crimes. the Soviet Union ranked third. It will continue to monitor day-to-day developments closely for valida- For every 100,000 persons in was excluded this year because the rafters with non-violent group. offenders has failed to make our tion of that judgment, and, if necessary, move toward an increased the U.S. population, 455 were be- its political turmoil precluded degree of monetary ease." streets safer." Steven Schlesinger, the Justice hind bars in 1990, a 6.8 percent gathering reliable statistics. The Greenspan spoke at a convention of the Independent Bankers As- increase over the previous year, other countries' numbers came House Government Operations Department's policy develop- Committee Chairman John Con- ment director, acknowledged sociation of America, a group of small-town and country bankers. said the Sentencing Project, a from official and private reports. 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Attor- said. week ago to Congress, they were his first since Friday when the $20.3 billion a year, it said. greater use of alternative pun- Labor Department reported that U.S. employers shed an unexpected- ly large 91,000 jobs from their payrolls in January. Analysts were split over the meaning of the speech, and financial markets showed little reaction to it. Winter rains flood southern California "He's a little bit worried about the payroll number but not worried enough to change policy," said David Jones of Aubrey G, Lanston & 'Dry' Los Angeles River overflows; helicopters rescue stranded motorists Co. Inc., a government securities dealer in New York. Economist Bruce Steinberg of Merrill Lynch in New York said he by Jett Wilson "I think it's like one of those horrible mov- copter plucked her to safety. believed the central bank wanted to nudge rates lower soon but did The Associated Press ies. It's like a nightmare. It was really bad. By late afternoon, the storm had dumped not want to stir up markets until after Thursday, when the Treasury We were scared that we're not going to be 6.14 inches of rain in the west Valley, said Department is to finish its three-day auction of $36 billion in govern- able to come out," Frieda Malkugian said meteorologist Scott Entrekin of the National ment debt. LOS ANGELES - Drenching rains from a after being rescued from her submerged Weather Service. Downtown Los Angeles "I think the Fed is going to be easing fairly soon," he said. "Perhaps fierce winter storm flooded two square car. had recorded a little more than a half-inch. they'll ease on Friday ... but if they don't they'll ease sometime in miles of a suburban area Monday, stranding Firefighters in canoes paddled from car February." motorists who climbed atop their submerged rooftop to rooftop as water rose to 25 feet in Along the Pacific Coast, mud and water In the speech, Greenspan noted the poor employment situation, automobiles and were plucked to safety by some areas, swamping cars, fire equipment seeped into homes in Westlake Village and pointing out that in the six months that ended in January fewer than helicopters. and a TV news van. Forty-seven persons Malibu's Las Flores Canyon after a series of half the nation's major industries posted employment gains. The usually dry Los Angeles River spilled were rescued, including some who clung to deluges, said Los Angeles County Fire In- "Rehiring has been particularly slow, and recent employment over its banks and at least 20 automobiles on tree branches. spector Robert Lockett. trends have been weak," he said. Burbank Boulevard and other roads in the On the positive side, he said lower interest rates have encouraged San Fernando Valley were submerged One man being hoisted by a Fire Depart- At least six homes were flooded. Emer- both consumers and businesses to reduce debt. within minutes. There were no immediate ment helicopter fell 50 feet when a fire- gency crews built sandbag barriers in an "I expect the payoff (from that)... hopefully In the reasonably near reports of serious injuries. fighter lost his grip, but he wasn't hurt in the effort to protect other homes. future," he said. The storm moved into Southern California fall. 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Agent censures Noriega Telephone Moscow releases DEA man says general was cohort of Medellins company by Richard Cole political prisoners The Associated Press arrest. to service by Larry Ryckman Bramble said he learned that Noriega's intel- The Associated Press ligence agents had helped unload the money laun- MIAMI - A U.S. drug agent testified Monday derer's cash at the airport in Panama, and then ex-Soviets that ousted Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega re- were "sanitizing their reports" to the DEA. MOSCOW - A group of men freed Friday from the notorious Perm fused to help the United States bust the Medellin COLUMBUS (AP) - A 35 prison labor camp said today they believe President Boris Yeltsin cocaine cartel. Noriega also personally .told Bramble that top telecommunications com- was wrong when he described them as Russia's last political Testifying for the defense, James Bramble, who drug suspect Cesar Rodriguez was a business pany on Tuesday an- prisoners. led the Drug Enforcement Administration office in partner with the Panamanian military, in effect nounced plans to provide The former inmates also said they had been released into a new Panama from 1982-1984, told jurors at Noriega's preventing the DEA from investigating his activi- telephone service to IS world, one that has finally caught up with their anti-Communist drug trial that Panamanian police helped mostly in ties, Bramble testified. Bramble also said he had former Soviet Republics. views. minor smuggling cases. information that American drug trafficker Steven "In 1989, Mr. Gorbachev said there were no more political "Was one fugitive you associated with the Kalish was protected by Noriega, barring DEA in- LCI International World- prisoners. Two years later Yeltsin said the same thing. It's still not Medellin cartel shipped to the United States?" vestigation of his activities in Panama. wide Telecommunications true," said Boris Yuzhin, a former KGB agent in San Francisco who asked prosecutor Guy Lewis on cross-examination. said it expects the Federal was arrested in Moscow for cooperating with the FBI. Outside the courtroom, defense attorney Frank Communication Commis- Human rights activists say there are more than 100 persons still "Not to my knowledge, sir," Bramble responded. Rubino said Bramble's statements were damaging, sion to approve its plan on imprisoned in Russia for refusing to serve in the military. but that he hoped his examination "put us back on Feb. 17. Ten men - all convicted of treason - were freed under a decree by Bramble said Panama refused arrest requests track." Yeltsin, who announced at the United Nations that he had granted for two top cartel drug traffickers. And he said the The company will pro- amnesty to these last prisoners of conscience. Five of the 10 appeared DEA was never advised of the comings and goings Later, on the stand, Rubino had Bramble ac- vide long-distance service at a news conference today. of cartel leaders Jorge and Fabio Ochoa in Pan- knowledge that while Panama didn't arrest Medel- to the Commonwealth of "We didn't betray our country, we just tried to change it," said Vla- ama lin cartel drug traffickers, neither did the United Independent States of Ar- dimir Potashov, who served 5 years of a 13-year prison term on an Bramble said the one bank shut down for money States at that time. * menia, Azerbaijan, Byelor- espionage conviction. He was accused of giving information to the laundering in Panama during his service was run Bramble also confirmed that the DEA found out ussia, Kazakhstan, Kirghi- United States. by the Medellin cartel's rival, the Cali carte). more about Milian Rodriguez' activities with the zia, Moldavia, Russia, During its questioning of Bramble last week, the help of Noriega's narcotics police, who gave them Tadzhikistan, Turkmenis- "We did our best before perestroika even began. Now, all of our defense emphasized that Noriega had helped snare access to all airport files. tan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, conclusions are justified," Potashov said, adding that he was grati- the Medellin cartel's top money launderer, Ramon the Republic of Georgia and fied by the downfall of communism. Milian Rodriguez. On cross-examination, the pros- Noriega even bent his own country's laws to help the Baltic States of Estonia, "These changes eased my life spiritually," he said. "I saw that all of ecution sought to minimize that, asking Bramble the DEA, once confiscating a legal load of cocaine- Latvia and Lithuania. my dreams came true. Russia has changed much." what he discovered following Milian Rodriguez's processing ether on safety grounds, the agent said. Yuzhin added, "The fact is, an internal protest was developing in all The rates for placing of us, so we are all guilty." calls to these countries will Igor Fedotkin, a former Interior Ministry soldier convicted of plot- average from $1.65 per ting to hijack a plane to flee the country, disagreed about the extent U.N. calls for Third World aid minute to $2.10 per minute, of changes and said that former communists such as Yeltsin are unfit by Javier Baena developing nations were hit hard send aid without putting condi- depending on the time a call to lead Russia The Associated Press last year by increases in oil tions on a recipient's politics. is made, said Eric Mattlin, "Some people just changed their political opinions," Fedotkin said. prices, stagnating exports and The Cuban economy has been LCI's manager of interna- "But they're the same people. They're communists." growing foreign debts. collapsing following the fall of its tional services. The prisoners said life at Perm 35 - noted for its harsh treatment of CARTAGENA, Colombia - The The conference began a two- chief donor, the Soviet Union, "This is an exciting op- political and religious dissidents, including Jewish refusenik Natan economies of the world's 47 week meeting in Cartagena on and the end of communism in portunity for our com- Sharansky - improved after the failed August coup. poorest countries grew by only Saturday. eastern Europe, a major market pany," said Thomas Wynne, "The last two months we just lived there," said Alexander Dolzhi- 2.7 percent last year, frustrating Many Third World nations had for Cuban goods. president and chief operat- kov, who was imprisoned for deserting his Soviet missile post. the hopes of millions living in hoped for increased aid from the There was nothing in Castro's ing officer. Viktor Makarov, another former KGB agent, said he doesn't trust poverty, a U.N. official said West, but only Norway, the message to indicate he intends to the new Russian government. Monday. Netherlands, Sweden and Den- alter his communist course. He expressed hope that the end mark have reached the U.N.'s "The poverty, unemployment of the Cold War would result in goal of dedicating 0.7 percent of and the worsening of the welfare increased foreign aid to the their gross national products to of people in many developing Azerbaijani-Armenian clash Third World. helping poor countries. countries is unacceptable ethi- Kenneth Dadzie, secretary President Fidel Castro of Cuba cally and morally," Castro said in general of the U.N. Conference sent a message to the conference the message distributed at the over territory leaves 26 dead on Trade and Development, said calling on Western nations to conference. 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by Matt Schroder feld said. "We've been playing rather well for the sports editor last three weeks, and we don't want to start mess- ing things up. "We may have some opportunities to try At this point in the season, it's not important who different things, but we're not going to try and fix the men's basketball team plays, just as long as it something that isnt really broken," the coach add- keeps playing. ed. The Falcons will take a short Meanwhile, St. Peter's may spend tonight trying break from their Mid-American to fix its broken offense. Conference schedule tonight to The Peacocks have struggled to a 6-13 record take on St. Peter's at Anderson this season, after defeating Bowling Green last Arena. Tipof f is at 7:30. season 72-71 and later qualifying for the NCAA "I don't know if there's any tournament. advantage to not playing a MAC According to assistant coach Joe Huber, St. team right now," assistant coach Peter's has not found the right combination on Steve Merfeld said. "It's just im- offense. portant that we play someone. "They are an excellently coached team, but they The way were playing, we can't Hall just haven't found the rhythm on offense yet," afford the time off. Playing Huber said. "They are young at a lot of positions, every three or four days helps keep you in and lineup changes are common with them. They rhythm.'.' like to pound in inside in their half-court offense, The way Bowling Green has been playing lately but they've had trouble finding any scoring." has been nothing short of heart-stopping. The Fal- But it's no secret that the Falcons are a young cons have won three of their last four games, in- team as well. And taking a breather from the rig- cluding a pair of home television games against ors of the MAC schedule may play on the minds of Kent State and Central Michigan. the BG players. In between has been a two-point loss at Western Michigan, a triple-overtime loss at Ball State, and a "That's got to be a concern of a young team like win over one of the conference's top teams, Miami. ours," Merfeld said. "But that's our job to get the Despite the out of conference competition, BG point across that we still have to do the little things has no concrete plans to mix up the gameplan. to get the victory. I think the players will rise to "This is no time to start making changes," Mer- the challenge." Bengals' Plan B situation remains wide open

CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincin- your approach to the other guys." money, and I told him, 'Please nati Bengals kicker Jim Breech Breech, the Bengals' all-time don't talk money, I don't want to is staying, offensive lineman leading scorer, said he turned be tempted."' Bruce Reimers says he will listen away Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wyche was irked last week to other teams' offers and the coach Sam Wyche when he asked when Bucs kicker Steve Christie The BG Nrwi/TIm Nonnn Bengals are looking at defensive if Breech might be interested in signed with Buffalo. Wyche said Falcon guard Vada Burnett dribbles through trouble in a game against Central Michigan. BG will host players with other teams. It's joining Tampa Bay. Wyche was Christie, a free agent, had prom- St. Peter's tonight at Anderson Arena at 7:30. Plan B free agency season again. Breech's head coach the past ised to stay with Tampa Bay in The Bengals' new coach, Dave eight seasons with the Bengals. exchange for a bonus payment. Shula, and defensive coordinator, Breech, as a free agent left off uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno Buffalo reportedly offered Ron Lynn, are inquiring about Cincinnati's roster, is legally free Christie a $700,000 contract. three of Lynn's former players at to sign with any other NFL team On Monday, Wyche and Tampa San Diego: Chargers cornerback until April 1, when the Bengals Bay announced they had signed Sam Scale, New Orleans free may again sign him. He said he Dallas Cowboys kicker Ken Wil- safety Vencie Glenn and Char- will honor a verbal commitment lis. Cowboys coach Jimmy John- gers defensive end George Hin- to remain in Cincinnati, where he son complained that Willis had kle. All are Plan B free agents. has business and family ties. made a deal to stay. LADYSMfTH "We're not looking to make this "Sam did call me a few days Breech, who receives a report- the Chargers East," Lynn said. ago," Breech said. "He said he ed $300,000 from the Bengals, "But if you get one or two wasn't certain of my situation converted 23 of 29 field goal tries players who have been with you, with the Bengals, and he wanted last season in an otherwise dis- they can help you with setting a to see if I might be interested. mal year for Cincinnati, which tempo in practice and bringing But we never got to talking finished 3-13. Application for Hollis A. Moore Memorial Scholarship Deadline: Friday, March 6, 1992 MAMBAZO The Hollis A. Moore Memorial Scholarship was established to recognize students who contribute to Bowling Green State University through participation and leadership in University Community activities. The award will be in the Featured on PAUL SIMON'S Graceland Album amount of $500. Presented By: The recipient must be a rising Junior or Senior, maintain a 3.0 G.P.A., demonstrate active participation in University organizations and be available for a personal interview with the selection committee. The application must be submitted to the University Relations Office, Mileti Alumni Center by Friday, March 6, 1992. Applications are available in the University Relations Office.

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Bonnie Blair puts a Tyson's future in shreds

byEdSchuylerJr. AP boxing writer "I expected the decision, but I still felt sad. He was a tough smile on America's face street kid... and you tell a tough street kid he can do by Fred Baylet INDIANAPOLIS - Mike Tyson anything and he believes you." AP sports writer SPEEDSKATING far. A World Cup win in Poland would say "Hi" in a small boy's Shelly Finkel, Evander Holyfield's manager in December earned her $310. voice. People would be charmed "It's difficult for a speed Although Blair was only one and laugh at the squeaking ALBERTVILLE, France - skater to be marketable," said of two U.S. gold medalists at sound. His smile could be dis- on Feb. 11,1990. Tyson was being calls the 81-year-old Ewald: - OK, we already know she can her coach Peter Mueller, a gold the 1988 Winter Games in Cal- arming. His glare tested an op- interviewed while watching a 'Mother.' skate. But does she have the medalist in 1976. "It's a minor gary, fame didn't exactly ponent's courage long before his videotape, with several other ♦At a crowded news confer- legs for a celebrity life? sport in America. You can't knock down her door. power tested his chin and his tapes lying on the floor. ence in Tokyo, a woman asks Ty- Bonnie Blalr became the cer- compete with major sports like It was Dan Jansen, the men's legs. As he talked, the credits at the son if he's into psychology as tified darling of the U.S. Olym- football or baseball." speedskater, who became the Naive. Impulsive. Spoiled brat. end of the film were rolling. Ty- preparation for fights. He pic team Monday night with Certainly, Monday's victory enduring image of Calgary, Street tough. A menacing figure son looked up and back at Rory doesn't have a thing to do with her gold medal victory in the did little to change the lithe sprawled on the ice after a who brought fight crowds to Holloway, a friend and aide who psychology, Tyson snaps at the 500-meter speedskating event. skater. spill, grieving for a sister who their feet. was half asleep. Tyson slapped woman. "If you can't fight, you'- All the right images accom- The first American female in died the morning of the race. Now Mike Tyson is also a con- Holloway with an elbow, and Hol- re screwed," he says. panied the win. The perky Ail- Winter Olympics history to win Jansen was singled out for victed rapist, his future in shreds loway jumped up and put in a ♦An emotionally flat Tyson American athlete, arms held consecutive golds in the same praise by President Reagan. 14 weeks and four days before new tape, something Tyson could gets knocked out in the 10th high in victory, a brilliant event rode the team bus to Kellog's put his picture on his 26th birthday. have done by leaning forward. round by Douglas. A few report- smile on her face. Her en- practice and joined the crowd cornflakes boxes. Blair got a "I expected the decision, but I Fast forward to late Monday ers are having dinner with Tyson thusiastic, extended family, of other skaters working out in trip to the White House, a VIP still felt sad," said Shelly Finkel, night and now see Mike Tyson when one asks him what would cheering and waving U.S. flags the rain and fog at the Albert- invitation to the Indy 500, some who has known Tyson since he alone at the defense table in a happen if he fought Michael from the stands. vilie oval. personal appearances for cor- was an amateur and now man- virtually empty courtroom. No Spinks again. "Kill him," Tyson In the vernacular of televi- "I've got the latest People," porations and a few ads. ages heavyweight champion one can do anything for him as he says. On June 27,1988, Tyson had sion, the camera ate her up. she shouted to a teammate as Mostly it has been barter. Evander Holyfield. "He was a was waits to hear if he will be knocked out Spinks In 91 sec- "She was big in prime time," she skated past, zipping around Jeep gave her a Jeep. Evian tough street kid ... and you tell a convicted of rape and two char- onds. CBS spokeswoman Sandy the Zamboni machine smooth- supplies her water. She says tough street kid he can do any- ges of deviate sexual conduct. ♦There sits Iron Mike, looking Genelius said. ing the track. She spent the she could live on her endorse- thing and he believes you." Looking at that lonely figure, like a 220-pound teddy bear while So prime time, in fact, that rest of the afternoon alone in ments, but just barely. On his way to the heavyweight several scenes from the Mike his wife, actress Robin Givens, the network plans to juggle its an adjoining trailer, working "I'm no Michael Jordan," she title and beyond, Tyson's way out Tyson saga came to mind. tells Barbara Walters in a 1988 coverage to feature Blair in out on a stationary bicycle. hassaid> of many jams was paid for by ♦Tyson holds hands and looks TV interview that her husband is Wednesday's 1,500-meter race. Blair has long been "un star" But Blair may yet be able to people who benefited from his lovingly at Camille Ewald, who a manic depressive. The mar- in Europe, especially in the capitalize on her record. Wolff ability as a fighter. He was cod- kept house for the late Cus riage ends in divorce. "It's that smile. We call her Netherlands and Norway thinks she could make it on tel- dled and catered to by power- D'Amato, the man who launched ♦Tyson grins like a child at America's little girl," producer where speed-skating events evision. brokers and yes men. the street-tough kid from Brook- Christmas after becoming at 20 Mark Wolff said. "She's got an can draw crowds of 20,000. By "There are some people you A memorable scene occurred lyn toward the heavyweight the youngest heavyweight cham- innocence about her that's re- comparison, t*ie U.S. Olympic put on who are terminally bor- in Tyson's Tokyo hotel suite a championship. Tyson, a reform pion by stopping Trevor Berbick freshing. She's someone who is team drew a iew thousand at ing she's not," Wolff said. "I few days before his upset title school inmate at 13, lived with in the second round on Nov. 22, wrapped in the flag and that's its December trials in Mil- would think after her gold me- loss to James "Buster" Douglas D'Amato and Ewald, and he still 1986. appealing these days." waukee. dal she warrants more atten- The nation's hunger for Blair's prowess has won her tion than some of the other ath- heroes can often translate to some European endorsements letes that are here." the big bucks of endorsements, and the devotion of hard-core Mueller said if any speeds- LeBlanc blanks Germans appearances and the siren call skating fans. One Dutch couple kater could break the obscurity by Steve Wllstein of the crowd. But Blair's future makes a yearly pilgrimage to that has surrounded the sport HOCKEY There were plenty more skids in the United States, it could be AP sports writer in the public spotlight is less her Champaign, 111., home. Austrian skier Hubert Strolz's down at the figure skating rink than certain. But such fame only goes so Blair. bid for an historic second by the American pairs, who were ALBERTVILLE. France -- Ray straight gold medal blew up in a shut out of the medals. LeBlanc is his name, "Le Blank" burst of snow 100 feet from the The "Blue Collar Couple," is his game. finish, and another Austrian me- cocktail waitress Calla Urbanski He snared pucks in midair, dal contender, Sabine Ginther, The victory kept the United blocked them with his body, was sent home with a back injury States tied with Finland in their roamed the ice daringly away after she took a wild spill on the six-team group. from the goal. LeBlanc stopped downhill. Fancy passing and fluky scor- THF WCftC IS CUT CN KISSING TUDAS! 46 shots for the unbeaten U.S. ing helped Finland build a 4-0 hockey team in the first shutout Just a half-hour earlier, Wendy first-period lead as they rolled to of the Winter Olympics on Tues- Fisher became the second Amer- a 9-1 victory over Poland. Top- "Of the gourmet films, this one's a poptart!" day. ican woman in two days to be seeded Sweden crushed Italy 7-3. - Tim Sm :- knocked out of the Games, break- All of Tuesday's winners are Public a«a::ons. W8GU-7V The Americans' shake 'em up, ing a thumb and suffering a con- 2-0, while the losers are 0-2. knock 'em down, stop 'em cold cussion in an even more specta- show beat Germany 2-0. cular spinout. See Olympics, page thirteen. "I don't remember much of it. It's really alt a blur!" 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Olympics Continued from page twelve. Reds to install pads Italy's Josef Polig and Gian- "I made a deadly mistake," he synch in a very shaky program and were just one behind Aus- CINCINNATI (AP) - The city top of the wall, with eight inches franco Martin captured the acknowledged. that left them in 10th place and tria's overall leading total of sev- is installing padding on the out- along the bottom of the wall left men's Alpine combined event, He crashed to his left, missed visibly despondent. Todd Sand en. field wall at Riverfront Stadium, unpadded. thanks to a heartbreaking fall two gates and stood in disbelief. fell twice in his program with Cammy Myler of the United in hopes of avoiding injuries like Redmer said the issue of pad- near the finish by Strolz. That left the way open for Po- Natasha Kuchiki. States raced into contention those suffered by Philadelphia ding the wall came up periodical- Strolz was one of four skiers lig, who was sixth in the downhill The gold went to the Russians, midway through the women's outfielder Lenny Dykstra when ly through the years. But it who wiped out on the rutted and fifth in the slalom with a two- world champions Natalia Mish- singles luge. he crashed into the wall in Sep- received new attention after slopes of La Face de Bellevarde run time of 1 minute, 42.16 sec- kutienok and Artur Dmitriev. Matching the highest-ever tember. center fielder Dykstra, back In in Val d'Isere. Marc Girardelli of onds. His combined points from They earned seven 5.9s for artis- Olympic placing by an American action after separating a shoul- Luxembourg and Guenther the two results were 14.58, edg- tic impression and were first slider, Myler had a combined The city, which operates der in a car accident in May, Mader of Austria had fallen in ing out Martin with 14.90 points. with all nine judges in winning time for two runs of 1 minute, Riverfront, Is installing reinjured the shoulder as he hit the downhill, opening the way for "I could not believe my eyes the eighth straight pairs title for 34.023 seconds. That left her 4-inch-thick padding on the wall the wall trying to make a catch. Strolz and Paul Accola of Swit- when Strolz dropped out," Polig the former Soviet Union. sixth, just .669 seconds behind this week. Glenn Redmer, sta- dium operations for the Cincin- zerland. said. "He made me a great gift. It The Unified Team also took the leader Doris Neuner of Austria dium manager for the city, said nati Reds, said the team had to Accola went down in the first was like winning the lottery." silver with Elena Bechke and Neuner's sister, Angelika, was the padding will cost $40,000. make a request to the city to ac- run of the slalom, had to reclimb The top American in the event, Denis Petrov, while Canada won second, with teammate Andrea Replacement padding on the quire the padding, which was the hill to get around the gates he A J Kilt, was 10th in the downhill the bronze with Isabella Bras- Tagwerker third. wall behind home plate and in paid for by the city. missed, and finished way out of but bruised a shin in the event seur and Lloyd Eisler. The U.S. hockey team bullied foul territory In left and right Tun O'Connell, director of sta- the race in 56.08 seconds. and did not enter the slalom. With gold and bronze in the the Germans as LeBlanc moun- fields cost another $20,000. The The Reds open the season April Strolz, who had the fastest time Fisher, the 20-year-old slalom first-ever Olympic women's ted up the saves, and Marty new padding will hang from the 6 with a game against San Diego. in the first slalom run and was specialist from Incline Village, biathlon, combining rifle shoot- Mclnnis and Ted Donato scored the overall leader going into the Nev., flew too far left over a ing and cross-country skiing, the power-play goals. afternoon heat, fell about five and trucker Rocky Marval, former Soviets claimed four of Near the end, the crowd chan- gates from the bottom. stumbled early and were out of nine medals awarded Tuesday ted "Ray, Ray." DONT DRINK AND DRIVE Home Falcon Hockey vs. Michigan State Friday! Classified

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Application for National Scholarships are Bpng to the BGSU Recycling Office Speaker: Emil Peti JOIN STEP 1 Cost: $4 00 - Tickets at the door available In 31 OB A. Sludenta Together Educating Peers All applications are due by February 21 to Applications Due February 13 JAPANESE CLUB Pros. Brett Berqulst, 146 Darrow, or Vice- For more Info contact: SERVICES OFFERED Discover a part of Japanese Culture AXO" AXO • AXO- AXO • AXO Prevention Center 372-2130 President Lori Byrd, 807OffenhauBr East. Japanese Calligraphy Demonstration Alpha Chi Omega would like to congratulate ATTENTION: WBGU-FM Wfl begin training By Dr. Fujiya Kawashima Sallle Hays on being accepted into Monday. Feb. 17th at 9:00pm In 111 South Call Carol W. to ask her what the o*g deal is February 13.8:3010 10:00 pm FAST Order of Omega-Good fob I Hall. ■omoriow? 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Don't miss out and Feb. 18. 4:00 pm. 115 Education Building. BE Dates filling up fasti V Pregnant? '-600-GO BUNGI bnng a friend! We can help FREE PREGNANCY TESTS THEREH kilo, and support • BG Pregnancy Center PRACTICE SAFE SEX BRENDA, BGSU "AD CLUB " BGSU Call 354 HOPE W/THE COLLEGE DEMOCRATS BON ANNIVERSAIRE AUJOURDHUH Interested in Graphic Design? on Valentine's Day JE T'AOORE. STEVE Come to hear Tommaso Ciaffoncmi Spring Break is corning! Be ready - call formu 3 II you need 'em, we're passing out condoms from Tommaso Graphics. Columbus WeignOoss. Special Student Program 30 days And. if you want the REAL facts about AIDS. AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO Wednesday. February 12th. 7 30pm lor$99 Call 3544500. we've got some literature. And if you want to Alpha Chi Omega would like to congraru- MoFail Assembly Room see condoms in all the vending machines, we'- lateEmlly Ueberman and Lori Scaduto on STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA EXTRA!EXTRAIEXTRA! ve got a petition. University Union, nam-4pm being chosen as Rho Chis Information on semester, year, graduate, The BGSU Advertising Club on Friday' MP-MP-AX.0-AXQ-A.X.0 presents' summer and internship programs m Penh. Townsvilte, Sydney, and Melbourne. Programs SPANISH CLUB Don Peppers Want a real opportunity to speak Spanish? Innovations in Marketing Communication start at $3520. Call 1-S0O-678-36P6. Come to conversation hour at M.T. Muggs1 It's Thursday, February 13th, 6 30pm Wilf do sewmg. mending, and alterations cool. Wednesday from 8-iOpm. Open to aH. 121 West Hall Call 352-2999 Members-dues are duel Next meeting is 2/12. ALL MAJORS WELCOME JrL*F BGSU " AD CLUB " BGSU GREEK WEEK SPAGHETTI DINNER PERSONALS Feb. 15,1992, 5-8 pm St. Thomas More 920 E. Wooster #4 All you can eat: Spaghetti, bread, dnnks, and dessert *2 Large Bedrooms cDjleui m« ftUileai-tW • Spirit Award & Door Prizes - Cost: $4.00 • Tickets at the door •Free Gas & Heat •Tn>»« •Laundry Room GREEK WEEK SPAGHETTI DINNER Feb. 15.1092.5-8 pm •Private Parking St Thomas More All you can eat: •Almost on Campus! THE Spaghetti, bread, dnnks. and dessert - Spirit Award 6 Door Prizes - Cost' $4 00 - Tickets at the door SOURCE A Bahamas Party Cruise 6 Days S279I Pan- NEWIPVE ama City $99. Padre $199. Cancun $499. Ja- maica $399 from Ohio' Greg 3546149. Sarah Rentals 518 E. .faster • BG, Ohio 354-6994. Todd 372 6528. or 1-600 638 6786 t.'ii s. Main Administrative Staff Scholarship applications 352-5620 were mailed to qualifying students (top 10% o' Our Only Office 352-6886 college in their class rank) with on-campus ad- dresses/mailboxes. For other qualified - Appli- cations available. Circulation Desk. Jerome Li- brary. The ASC Scholarship is an annual, non- Valentine's Day Specials renewable award of $1,000. Full or part-time; all majors. Form and essay required. March 2. 1992 5 pm. Need not receive/qualify for finan- Celebrate Romance... oaJ aid to receive scholarship. Valentine's Day is Friday, February 14

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Downstairs CUPID BEAR $1895 Express Lunch 2.95 This Cuddly White Teddy Bear is holding a Rose and Mini Valentine Happy Hour Dinner 4.95 Balloon just tor Your Favorite Valentine! KIDS: PENNY A POUND HEARTS A FLOWERS $ 15 85 TUE-Prime Rib 7.95 Our Unique Heart Container features an Arrangement ol 2 Red Roses WED-Pasta 4.95 and Mini Carnations All you can eat

THURS-Mexican 4.95 HOT STUFF $8.95 All You Can eat Your Valentine will get the message with this Bud Vase Ar.angement FRI-BBO 7.95 ol Red Hots, a Beautiful Red Rose and Daisys SAT-Prime Rib 12.C SPECIAL VALENTINE HOURS All You Can i Man e Tss*i M0-SO0. Wad • Thgrs »ao-«O0. Fn: »30-»«l. S.i »30-40) . wa Aco» vaa aM MaanrCart S OWMry Serve* ■ ne Flower Basket TOLL FffK MFCHTMATrON 1 VESEWATrONS 1-800-321-5911 165 S. Main St. (Downtown Next to Kaulman's) 110 N. Main 352-9222 CALL 352-6395 Colored Ink Classified page fourteen The BG News Wednesday, February 12,1992

Conl. from page 13 University Activities Organization 1 or 2 roommates needed immediately thru EXCEPTIONAL SUMMER OPPORTUNITY - Compact Disc Player CATCH THAT SUMMER FEELING! presents August 10th lor sublease of apt. near campus! v Be a counselor al CAMP WAYNE. NE PA (3 Technics SL-P300 with remote control. In fine Summer Apta. Ledyomlth University Village, rent neg Call Mike hrs/NYC) - Sports oriented. Specialists for all operating condition, $110 For a special listen- at SPRING BREAK PRICE-BUSTER VACA- Black 3537203. land/water sports, camping, computers, arts. ing experience, call 352-6388. Super Rates! TIONS! Mambazo Campus interviews March 3. For info call (516) R.E. MANAGEMENT 1-2 nonsm. fm to sublease apt. through Aug. Diamond engagement ring. JAMAICA. BAHAMAS INCLUDING AIRFARE. Thursday. February 20 at 8.30pm 683-3067. 1/3 carat. High quality. 113 Railroad St. GREAT HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FROM Lenhart Grand Ballroom Si 30/mo. with 2 rmmatos. Free heat. AC. Feb. rent paid. Cat 354-7074. OVERSEAS JOBS. $900-2000 mo. Summer, 1 -255-1220, ask lor Sean 352-9302 ONLY $599 BUY FROM THE »1 NAME YOU reserved seat tickets: $17. $15. A $12 Yr. round, All Countries, All fields. Free Cany Rentals CAN TRUST FOR QUALITY VACATIONS Buy tickets at Kobacker Hall A UAO office Available now Info. WrMe UC, P.O. Box 5J-OH03, Corona Electra Westone Guitar (Blueburst), Guitar Apartments for 2.3 or 4 students. FOUR SEASONS 1 800-331 3136 charge by phone by calling 372-8171 Need one female to fill house Del Msr.CA 92628. case and 20fl cord, and a peavey backstage featured on Paul Simon's! Gracefandl at 957 N. Prospect Houses for 5.6 or 9 students. 110 apmiifier. Asking $450. Call Scott at 9.10 or 12 mo. leases available. Michael Jackson's! Moonwalker! The Tonight For3-Ownroom RESIDENT CAMP STAFF - Assistant director, THURSDAY NIGHT JAM SESSION 3534377. Call 352-7365 Show. Saturday Night Live, and Call 353-0325 business manager, RN, kitchen staff, unit Sesame Street! counselors and leaders, program specialist, FOR SALE: Sony TC-FX 120 Stereo Cas- House Club Duplex avail. 4-7 people. For more mfo. call 372-2343 Available now. Need one female to fill house a! pool director and lifeguards needed: June 13 • sette-$65.00. Sony WM-FX40 Walk- Indus trial Progressive 1/2 block from campus. 957 N. Prospect. For 3 - Own room. Call August 11. Two seasonal resident camps lo- man $25DO,and the following Macintosh soft- 353-0325 ware: Microsoft Word$25.00; Mac Avail. Aug. 352-6992. Spring Break Panama City Beach cated near Harrisonburg and Leesburg, Va. No Cover Proof-$15.00; End Note Bibliography Data- GOODTYUESPUB The cope wont treat you like Daytona Beach or Looking tor two female roommates to share a 3 Contact: Ruth Ensor. GSCNC. 2233 Wisconsin base-$15 00: Aldus PageMaker (Student Ver- Efficiency, 1 bedroom. 2 bedroom furnished "Cheapest Drink Prices in Tonvnl" East Merryl Beer on the beachl Leave Mes- bedroom, 2 bath apartment, dose to campus, Av. NW. Washington. DC 20007-4187. 202-337-4300 EOE. sion 4 0)$25.00.354-7479. sage for Jim at 352 6865 Prices start at Si 29 for the 92-93 school year, call 352-2423. apartments. Utilities furnished Summer and M.I.I Building. Fall Call 669-3036 SPRING BREAK TO FLORIDA BEACHES SPRING BREAK 12 EARN FREE TRIPS UAO wants to see you Needed: one non-smoking female roommate 80% off while the colors snd alias last. FUN IN THE SUN. 4/RM PRICE AND CASH!! Efficiency A one bedroom apartments Way Out West for a furnished, two bedroom apartment with (614)859-6310' February 22, 1992 Daytona SI 49 AC and washer/dryer. Near campus. $150 a CAMPUS REPS WANTED TO PROMOTE availablt. Call Mecca Management at THE »l SPRING BREAK DESTINATION. 353-5800. Stay tuned... Kith. Wtrtrt A Trans Available month, plus uDlibes. Lease begins May '92 Speakers. RCA TV, JVC turn table. A other Ca'Uim al 352 6865 Call 372-n8llor more into. DAYTONA BEACH. BEST ORGANIZED. household A kitchen items. Call 352-3736. GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS SPRING BREAK'92 BEST PRICE ON CAMPOS CALL 1 800 563 800-THIRD STREET Pro-Law student to perform a dissolution. 6747. SPRING BREAK IN PANAMA CITY BEACH Now renting tor 1992 . 1993.1 br. A 2 br. units. Now oflermg the 3 honest destinations and the Cash plus expenses. FREE DAILY PARTIES best locations for your 7 night. 6 day package! Leave message si 372 5814 FOR RENT Fully furnished Gas, heat, A AC. 9 or 12monHi Nassau, Bahamas: $449 ALL ROOMS BEACH FRONT Students Needed-summer counseling and leases. Reasonable rates. Ideal location. Cancun:S489 OPEN CONTAINERS ON THE BEACH Roommate wanted to share home in BG. Grad support staff lor Easter Seal camp serving Owners pay utilities. Contact early to avoid Daytona Beach * 159 BEST PACKAGE/BEST PRICE S119 male prof $195/mo. Ut«. inc. Call 354-8701 or people with disabilities In the heart of the 1 A 2. bedroom turn, apis disappointment. Bahamas & Cancun include stay A round IT P CALL FOR DETAILS 352-1631. Colorado Rockies. For more information, call 9 month, summer A year leases. PHONE 352-4968. air from Oho. Call 352-4610 now! Find a better JOE CALLAHAN OR JIM CARTER 352-8181 (303) 6926063. or write Rocky Mountain 352-7454. price A well match itl Village. P.O. Box 115. Empire, CO 60438. Houses A Apartments Close to campus. VALENTINE CANDY SALE HELP WANTED For summer 1992 and 1992-93 school year. Joumallam IPCO Public Relations Majors Buy sweets lor your sweetheart this year. Ta- Summer 1992 - ATTENTION ATHLETES 1 bedroom apo tor Fall 1992 1-267-3341 Receive valuable experience bles will be set up m the Math Science and Ed- Premier children's camps in North East need Quiet atmosphere Close to campus. ucation buildings. Candy sells on February male/female counselors with the following Houses A apartments for 1992-93 school year. In skllle related to your major 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed! 352 2663 JOIN STEP 1 12-14 from 11 am-2 pm. Sponsored by Baptist skills: Tennis, WSI, Baseball. Basketball. Arts 12 month leases only, starting in May. Steve Student Union Pnvate. coed summer camp in Pocomo Mtns., Smith 352-8917. Students Together Educating Peers A Crafts. Soccer. Ropes. Sailing, Nurses. Hor- 2 bedroom furnished apartment. NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, Box 234 BG. seback Riding, Hockey. Wlndsurf, Dance. Applies!Ions due February 13 WIN A MOUNTAIN BIKE!! Kenifworth. NJ 07033 (906) 276-0998. For Fall 1992. Looking for 2 non-smoking housemates for For more Into contact: Presentation by Act II Associates Dramatics. Gymnastics, LaCrosse. Waterski- 352-2663. summer 1992 and fall-spring '93 Rent $150 A Prevention Center 372-2130 THE WELLNESS SHOW: Motivation with a ing. Piano. Guitar, Woodworking, etc. Upper 1/3 of the utilities. Can 354-7024 anytime. Re- Sense of Humor BE ON TV. Many needed for commercials. classmen preferred Call Arlene now! soond ASAP Now hinng ail ages. For casting info, call 1-600-443O428. 92-93 Summer A Fall Rentals KAPPA SIGS. When: 7:30 pm, Thursday. Feb 13.1992 (615)779 7111 Em T-883. Over 500 unfle Effic. one bdrm, two bdrm, MARTEN RENTALS Where: Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Arts TIMBER LAKE/TYLER HILL CAMPS Todd P.. Dave, Chris. Jon, and Todd W . houses and duplexes. Stop into 319 E. Wooe- We have apartments for traditional students, Cost: free and open to the public CAMP COUNSELORS NEEDED FOR CO-ED, 3 TOP NEW YORK AREA RESIDENT Congratulations on placing 3rd in Anchor ter (Across from Taoo Bell) and speak with our grads and couples. Please call for more infor- University students who attend are eligible for CAMPS GENERAL COUNSELORS. WSI, Splash 92'. You guys were AWESOME SPORTS ORIENTED CAMP lociled in north- friendly staff or call John Newlovs Real Ea- mation on locations and rates tor Spring. a drawing for a mountain bike, roller blades, ATHLETIC SPECIALIST. . . ON-CAMPUS Your Dee Gee Coach. eastern Pa. near New York City We have taleat 354-2260. Summer and Fall. Mar tine running shoes and morel openings tor general counselors as well as INTERVIEWS TOP SALARIES/TRAVEL AL- LOWANCE. 800 828 CAMP (9-5 WEEKDAYS A set of gold wedding bands. 352-3445-Hours*-9 YOU'VE ONLY GOT ONE WEEK TO LIVE! specialists in both land and water sports Spe- Looking for tips to healthy eating? DO SPRING BREAK IN JAMAICA OR CAN- cialty areas include baseball, tennis, basket- ■EST). Male size 10 and Female size 5 for $75 Dietitian and Dietary Consultants available for CUN. FROM S429I INCLUDES HOTEL, AIR. ball, soccer, lacrosse, hockey, waterskiing, Cat Julia 686-5521 Newly remodeled apt. for sublease. Rent nego- FREEconsultaiions. Visit or call the WELLness TRANSFERS. PARTIES! SUN SPLASH sailing, scuba, WSI, canoeing, windsurfing, Hettle. Call cosed 1 -892-2363. Center second floor student Health Services gymnastics, archery, fencing, arts A crafts, FOR SALE TOURS 1-800-426-7710. CAMPUS MANOR Sublease Summer '92. 1 bdrm.. furnished. piano accompanist, drama, radio and rocketry 2 8303, Mondays and Tuesdays 4-5 30. 505 Clough Si. ctoose 10 campus. Arc, rent neog. 352-3336. Pioneering staff needed for both land and MONEY FOR COLLEGE -Free heat and air cond. WANTED canoe trips and for our ropes challenge course. 1979 Olds CuBas Supreme Coupe. Good con- -Close to campus SUMMER LEASES Scholarships snd grants Other openings may be available. Salaries 2 person rooms now available for Summer and 1-800-USA-1221 Eit 2033 diton. $1100. 354-5187. •Balconies $100-$200 per week plus room, board, and -Plenty of parking Fall of 1992. and Spring of 1993 Call Jet! or travel. We will be conducting on campus inter- AVEBURY BOOKS Cindy al 352-5232 lor more Xlto. 1 or 2 female non-smoking senior or grad stu- •Furnished ORDER YOUR HEART-SHAPED VALEN- views on March 3rd. For information call or Thousands of used hardbacks dent roommates br 92-93 school year. Call Starting at $475.00 Summer subleasers needed starting May 9. TINE SUBS NOW. CALL DIBENEDETTOS. write: G. Lusng. 60 W. 66th St.. 2SA. New York. in all categories and price ranges. Kim al 353 6503 143-CE Wooster-10-6, Mon-Sat CALL RE. Managment Two large bedrooms, furnished. 352-8560 352-46*3. NY. 10023: tel. # 212-724-0113. 352-9302 (leave a message).

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