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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. BG gets European 'Sygn'...see Friday Magazine THE BG NEWS Vol. 71 Issue 24 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, September 30,1968 Discovery roars safely to space CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. should be," Discovery's com- orbit and America is back in "From everything I see, every- (AP)I — Space shuttle Discovery mander, Navy Capt. Frederick space." He saluted the bravery thing looks great." carried the American flag back Hauck, told Mission Control. of the crew and added, "We ask Hauck's veteran flight crew Columnist says NASA too cautious into space Thursday after a "We're looking forward to the God to bless this important voy- consisted of Air Force Col. 32-month absence, its five as- next four days — we have a lot to age." Richard Covey, Marine Lt. Col. "The mistake made two- tronauts riding a 700-foot tail of do and we're going to have a lot David C. Hilmers; John M. by JuBe Wallace and-a-half years ago was that flame from rockets meticulous- of fun doing it.' Launch, at 11:37 a.m. EDT. Lounge; and George D. "Pinky" news editor it was launched on a cold ly redesigned after the Chal- Lift-off was the first and most came only after NASA waived Nelson. Landing was scheduled day," he said. "Now, they lenger disaster. important milestone, but more weather guidelines to allow for for Monday at Edwards Air The successful launch of look at everything that might "Everyone certainly stood tall was at stake than simply getting flight through some lighter-th- Force Base in California. the space shuttle Discovery go wrong —you're never go- today," said Kennedy Space into space. The 2^-year ground- an-usual Florida winds. The yesterday was a long overdue IngtoconWallofthem." Center director Forrest S. ing of the shuttle fleet set back 98-minute delay simply height- The astronauts had said they victory for the United States Anderson, in Toledo as a McCartney as Discovery settled the nation's satellite delivery ened the tension as NASA un- were treating the mission as a space program, according to guest speaker of the Junior into orbit, 184 miles above earth. capability, and release of a veiled a spaceship that under- test mission —a "shakedown Pulibser Prize-winning col- League's Town Hall lecture Mission Control said the ship communications satellite was went more than 400 modifica- flight." in the words of Covey — umnist Jack Anderson. series, said the risks involved, was "performing nominally." the main order of business in or- tions since the Challenger flight. and they quickly ran into first- "The only problem with our with space exploration are It was the first launch since bit, several hours after launch. flight problems. A water evap- space program was that it necessary to keep the nation the Challenger explosion with its The giant Tracking and Data Just how well the Discovery's orator that provides cooling to was grounded (after the Chal- ahead in techno" toll of seven lives on a cold win- Relay Satellite is a flOO-million booster rockets performed in the ship during the climb to lenger explosion)," he said "If no one is willing to go • ter day shocked the nation and twin of the craft that was des- their new design awaited de- space and return to Earth was during a press conference 111 go," he said?^Someor_ stopped the manned space pro- troyed aboard Challenger. tailed analysis. But J.R. partly clogged with ice. And a Thursday morning, less than has to take the risk. The new gram in its tracks. In Washington, President Thompson, who directed the device that provides electrial an hour before the Discovery technologies are going to be "We sure appreciate your all Reagan praised the launch, say- work from the Marshall Space power to move an orbital steer- takeoff. n See Anderses, pagel. getting us up in orbit the way we ing the shuttle was "headed into Flight Center in Alabama, said, ing engine was not working. Migrant workers hurt by drought

by Amy Burkett wire editor

The drought not only financially devastated area farmers but also took its toll on the migrants who work on many Wood County farms. Alicia Fernandez, state director of the Ohio Farmworker Oppor- tunities, explained the drastic conditions migrant workers faced this season. "Ninety percent of migrant workers are Hispanic and usually come from Texas or Florida in April,'' she said. "They come to plant pickles and stay through September or early October before leaving," she said. "The problem occurs now that their work is done and they're trying to get back to Texas or Florida. They just haven't made enough money. Since the drought decreased the number of usable crops, she said the workers earned little during their prime money-making season. Although the Ohio Farmworkers Agency primarily deals with the employment and training of "stoop laborers," who make their in- come from picking crops, she said this year it has provided emer- gency support services to find food, shelter and medication for the migrants. "Last year the agency helped 1,500 individuals," she said. "This year, in three months, we have helped 2,000 needy individuals." Even during prime seasons, the average migrant worker makes only $1.43 per hour, she said. By using the placement program the agency provides, the average wage is raised to $4.57 per hour, she said. "Our goal is to get them out of agriculture and train them for skil- led labor. Sometimes we even get them into vocational schools," BG News/Paul Vernon Fernandez said. "The average education of migrant workers is the Left Holding the Wall fifth grade and many speak little to no English but an eighth-grade Brian Ward, junior management information systems major, holds a lab. Ward had to hold the partition until a maintenance worker came reading level is needed tor most vocational jobs." and removed the rivets holding the wall together. She said the income for most migrant workers this year dropped partition that was used as a wall for an office in the library's computer from between $5,000 to $7,000 a year to as low as $2,000. C See Migrants, page 5 Housing short elsewhere Offenhauer elevators Toledo, Miami students experience overcrowding ease frustrating wait said Julie Eggland, a housing of- didn't last more than two by Scott R. Whitehead "showhouse" for the University Construction began May 9, at city reporter fice secretary. weeks," she said. by Kim Helt While students here were reporter during summer months. the end of spring semester. Two housed in a local motel and in For students at Bowling of the three elevators were in- University students unfortun- residence hall lounges, Eggland Green, the situation should end The new elevators have a gen- stalled and are now operating, ate enough to have to endure said at Miami the solution was to today as the last of the freshmen Residents of Offenhauer West eral waiting time of one with the third expected to be temporary housing this year are use facilities in the halls which women move on to the fifth floor have life a little easier this year minute— an 80 percent im- completed in October. not alone. It appears to be a are normally reserved for visit- of Founders Quadrangle, ac- with the installation of new provement over the five-minute The elevators cost approxi- state-wide university problem. ing sports teams. computerized elevators. wait residents faced with the old mately $270,000 he said cording to Paula Smith, com- system, he said. Several students agree the plex coordinator. "They're a state-of-the-art Officials at the University of "The rooms we used are actu- Tim Bums, protect manager, new elevators are a definite im- Wayne Gates, director of stu- said the original elevators in the elevator," he said. "They're provement. Toledo and Miami University ally pretty nice. They have quicker and more efficient, with confirmed that students at their closet and drawer facilities; we dent housing at the University of building were underdesigned for respective schools were placed just encouraged students not to Toledo, said about 15 students capacity of the building — creat- capabilities upgraded 35 per- Carla Brunarski, junior pre- in temporary housing at the be- bring up their stereos and other have been denied normal on- ing the need for the new eleva- cent. The two that are in service med major and Offenhauer West ginning of the academic year. large belongings until later," campus housing this year. tors. now are running at the same ca- resident, said "Compared to last Eggland said. "On campus we have capacity He said the decision to replace pacity three used to." year, they're a big improvement At Miami University in Ox- for 1,735 students, and right now the old system resulted from a Next summer, elevators in Of- — much faster. ford, approximately 45 students "Nobody is still in temporary we are currently between 100 number of maintenance calls fenhauer East will also be re- "Last year I was always late experienced temporary housing, housing. The entire situation C See Housing, page 4. and the towers being used as a placed. Q See Elevator, page 5. Friday News in Brief

Today will be partly sunny with the Molester evades jail term gave her the choice of wearing the sign for 60 days lyard where they allegedly had come to buy high temperatures in or spending 30 days in jail. She chose the sign. $280,000 worth of electronic Klystron and Twystron the upper 70s. Tonight SEATTLE (AP) — A sex offender carried her sen- Guptill-Gilbert said nothing at a hearing Tues- tubes for Hawk anti-aircraft missiles. will see increasing tence out of a courtroom: A sign reading, "I am a day, when she was given the foot-long, 4-inch wide, clouds with a 30 per- child molester." county-made sign. An attorney for the father, Ahmad Modarressi, cent chance of rain. Julie Lynn Guptill-Gilbert, 20, will have to wear 84, of Tehran and Istanbul, Turkey, told the jury The lows will be In the the sign when she goes out in public, although she that Majid, 30, arranged the deal and never tok) his 60s. The extended for- did not have to wear it out of the King County Iranian smugglers tried father it was illegal. ecast calls tor a Courthouse on Tuesday. chance ol showers She pleaded guilty in March to two counts of BOSTON (AP) — A father and son accused of But an attorney for the son, who lives in Cincin- Saturday and Sunday communicating with a minor for immoral pur- trying to smuggle spare missile parts to their nati with his American wife, maintained that he with cooler tempera- poses in incidents involving two 4-year-old girls native Iran blamed each other in opening argu- acted only as a translator for his father and was "a ture*, according to when Guptill-Gilber was working at a preschool in ments in their federal trial here Thursday. very naive person" who did not understand what the National Weather Service. Bothell. U.S. Customs agents arrested Ahmad and Majid the elder Modarressi was trying to buy and ship to At the time, Superior Court Judge Warren Chan Modarressi in January at a suburban Boston rai- Iran. Editorial 2 lONtwi Soptombor JO, 19M

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Greg Connel Linda Hoy Managing Editor City Editor 4id offersfitt tktiim in orderfr Deborah Gottschalk Jared O. Wadley Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor compv&cte fa a /act of/txaiig Forget NASA tragedy The United States is back in space — finally. X&& After more than two and a half years, the successful launch of the space shuttle Discovery yesterday from Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., has returned the prestige of space CRAIG HERGERT "OUT OF WHACK" exploration to America. Despite numerous delays, stopped countdowns and hesitant NASA officials, the launch went with- out a hitch — proving American technology can be "The Falcon and the Showman" worthy enough for space exploration. After the space shuttle Challenger disaster — You knew it was going to hap- self. signs designed to send the crowd All of this leads me to this con- when seven American astronauts were killed, in- pen sooner or later. Today it cheering or jeering. clusion: For the majority of the cluding Christa McAuliffe, listed as the first "Tea- happens. Today, Hergert waxes "I've been very lucky," Lowe University's students — not all cher in Space" — the U.S. citizens needed some- political. said, and the groupies went wild. There was only one problem of them, certainly, so spare me thing to restore their faith in NASA. Maybe "wax" is too strong a Maybe they thought he said, Tuesday. Freddie and I were at your letters — politics is show- At the time of the Challenger explosion, Ameri- word. Consider this more akin to "You and I could get lucky." the same event. He thought it biz, a fact not at all surprising in cans had accepted space travel as a part of every- "Mop and Glow." the television age. Rob Lowe came to campus Look closely at the front-page was a pep rally and I thought it day life. Overanxious NASA officials — eager to Monday and I was there. De- photograph in Wednesday's was a political speech. But it's a sad fact, for the fol- have its shuttle trips publicized and accepted by the spite a rather vicious letter in paper to find out what Lowe was lowing reason. Most of the stu- public — began extensive plans for a space trip for the BG News on Tuesday claim- up against. He is clearly in the Before the author of the above dents who will be voting this fall, members from almost every occupation in the ing Lowe was just another process of giving his speech. He mentioned letter to the editor if they bother to do so, will be work force. S retry face brought in to drive is also clearly being pawed by can say, "What did the Demo- voting for the first time. In this le University women wild, two students. crats expect when they brought country, we tend to expect that Space exploration is not an everyday, risk-free Lowe genuinely tried to give a Rob Lowe?" let me point some- many voters gradually get jaded concept — as many had grown accustomed to think- political speech. And to Lowe's left is Freddie thing out. The atmosphere and come to see presidential ing. The Challenger's explosion re-opened the eyes That's what he tried to do. Falcon. It was a big day for Tuesday when a celebrity came campaigns as mere fanfare and of many. What he actually did do was Freddie. While the crowd was to town to talk politics was sub- presidential candidates as mere drive the University women waiting for Lowe, Freddie strut- dued compared to what it was showmen. Instead, venturing into the outer limits expands wild. ted around holding up Dukakis four years ago when a politician the limits of American technology, opens up new I say that with no intention of signs in an attempt to elicit came to talk politics. frontiers and keeps the country in the forefront of putting down Lowe — he tried cheers and Bush signs in an at- Shouldn't this happen gradual- innovations. his darndest to be heard — or the tempt to draw boos. After Four years ago, Ronald Rea- ly, though? Shouldn't a voter Campus Democrats who Lowe's speech, Freddie gan came to campus and was begin by thinking he or she can The risks are great, but so were Christopher brought him here. They tried to wrapped a feathery arm around given the same kind of treat- make a difference? That politi- Columbus' when he first traveled across what was get Dukakis, were unable to do him and held a sign reading, ment, only more so than Lowe cians might listen? thought to be a flat earth. Mistakes like the Chal- so, and took Lowe. Although un- "Hey, Rob, how do you like BG received Tuesday. lenger will happen — even with the most advanced deniably a celebrity, he was a babes?" All in all, a really dig- And if so, shouldn't a voter equipment. Dukakis delegate to the Demo- nified day for Freddie. The cheers were there, only want to base his or her vote on But the mistakes need to be forgiven and forgot- cratic National Convention and more so. The wide-eyed looks the issues and on the character ten — allowing the country to explore what could be consequently familiar with the I asked the president of Cam- and screams were there, only of the candidates rather than on governor's positions. Sus Democrats a simple ques- more so. And Freddie Falcon flag-waving and cheering and the future home for the next generation. What I am putting down is the on: "Who invited Freddie?" was there, only more so. jeering? pep-rally attitude that turns any He assured me that he hadn't, gathering featuring a famous and that, to his knowledge, no Particularly memorable for And shouldn't Freddie Falcon actor or politician into a side one else in Campus Democrats me was the question-and-answer take a rest during all political show rather than a political had. Then what was the feath- session. One student, one of the rallies, Republican ana Demo- Think: don't pull alarm forum. ered one doing there? wide-eyed ones, prefaced her cratic alike? As I said, Lowe tried to give a question with, ''First, Mr. speech. Working against him Maybe Freddie shouldn't be President, I just want to say that Hergert, an instructor in Eng- Although the number of prank fire alarms in re- were a poor sound system, a blamed. He is the school mascot, you look great." The only thing I lish from Slayton, Minn., is a sidence halls has dropped since last year, the sore throat and a throng of after all, and the mascot's job is remember about her actual columnist for The News. His incidents are still occuring. groupies who screamed every to raise school spirit. One way question is that it was forgetta- column appears every other In addition to annoying those residents who would time he mentioned Ohio or him- Freddie does that is to hold up ble. Friday. prefer to sleep through the night, false alarms can cause an attitude of nonchalance to develop in stu- dents whose residence halls are plagued by these pranks. DEBORAH KENNEDY - OFF THE BEAT Frequent disruptions of sleep and too many shor- tened showers may cause students to laugh at a fire alarm and take their time leaving the residence hall. In some cases, students may iust ignore it. These students could be seriously injured or even Rob Lowe hysteria was contagious killed in an actual fire. They become accustomed to the fire alarms and automatically assume that "it's Once, for just a little while, I through the hassle ot trying to fect view of Lowe, but others and see what happened. not real, so why bother leaving." had hope for the females of this crowd into the ballroom. But seemed to think a good view campus (including myself). But Tuesday morning, I felt myself could only come after pushing That is when my hope for my- Students should remember that each time a fire only for a very short time. being pulled into 'Lowe hys- and shoving their way to the self went down the drain. I alarm sounds it could be a real emergency and The night before Rob Lowe teria.' I still wasn't going to front. I stood and watched 20,21, started to think it wouldn't be react as such. came to campus a fellow BG mess with the ballroom scene and 22-year-olds acting out tneir Pranksters who pull the false alarms should con- News reporter went to see Lowe but some of us planned to have pre-teen fantasies. It was remin- too bad to approach him for an sider the one-year suspension from the University talk at the Dukakis/Bentsen lunch at the Pheasant Room fol- iscent of old film footage from autograph as long as there headquarters in Toledo. He re- lowing Lowe's talk. It seemed the Beatle Mania days. wasn't a mob of people. After which they will receive if they get caught and also turned disappointed in not get- lunch at the Pheasant Room was all, it would be pretty cool to know that the attitude they are perpetuating could ting a story for his journalism on Lowe's agenda as well. A BG News photographer was have his signature on a copy of result in injury to their friends. class and amazed at the hysteria Well, when I arrived for lunch, injured in the ruckus. His ear- the BG News. When a prankster who pulls false alarms be- of the girls present. Lowe still hadn't spoken in the lobe was ripped after some ar- comes "the boy who cried wolf," who's going to I say girls only because the ballroom so I wandered on in to dent fans stormed the barri- But the longer I stood there, reporter said he didn't see one find the rest of the BG News cades after Lowe finished his the more I felt like a foolish hurry, who's going to listen, who's going to die? female of voting age there. crew. That is when my hopes for speech. teenage groupie. More and more Although this reporter did not the females of this campus were women, and a few men started BG NEWS STAFF return with a story he did return crushed. It's amazing to think Lowe to gather. By the time Lowe with a tape recording of these It seemed many of these Soes through that mess every made his exit through a loading adolescent girls screaming ... or women were not there to hear ay of his life —having to deal dock door, a crowd of 50 or so Photo Editor Paul Vet non CopyEditor TtaBaw rather sounding like hyenas in what Lowe had to say about the with people so obsessed they put had gathered. AM) Photo EdHor SueSchuIz Copy Editor Diane Bokla heat. Dukakis/Bentsen ticket, but to both his, and other people's AMI City Editor Rebecca Thomas Copy Editor BMK Church It was obviously both Lowe Sports Editor AndyWoodard CopyEditor DennisHoerlg We laughed about it in the drool over an undeniably perfect safety last. Aut Sports Editor Don Hensley Copy Edttor Deborah Kennedy newsroom Monday night, but we specimen of a man. and University Police wanted to Asst Sports Editor Mark Huntebrmker CopyEditor MeryPamet all agreed it would be calmer As it turned out, Lowe did Bui some people just couldn't get out quickly without a scene. Wire Editor AmyBurkett CopyEditor Susan Proach Tuesday when Lowe came to have some intelligent, well-th- give up their dream even after it Lowe gave us a smile and a Friday Editor Kra»g Pyer SpedelProtecta Editor JudlKopp campus. After all, these are ma- ought-out points to make. It's a was over. On my way back to the wave and jumped in the waiting Asst Friday Editor UaaMetson Special Assignment Reporter Judy Immel ture college-age women we are pity they couldn't be heard over newsroom, I saw a couple of campus police squad car. CNtt Copy Editor Judy GoWsworth Production Supervieor KentShckney talking about. Right? the cackle of the hyenas. women loitering at the back of Ch*el Copy Editor . .. . TimMaloney Prior to Monday night, I had the Union awaiting his depar- Regardless of warnings, the decided I wouldn't put myself majority of women swarmed, I stood in the back with a per- ture. I decided to stay around threw their bodies against the The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed car, pounded on the windows, weekly during the summer session by the Board ol Student Pubacattons of Bonreng Green screamed, yelped, screeched State University cut10rremm ot mve and drooled. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the BQ KKm-weeFfeCTs News m ctMBts arsim*rxHS I stood back, hung my head The BG News and Bowling Green State university are equal opportunity employers, and mSUKbON TONIC' li NOW COWIpe&P and turned red. I was embarras- do not discriminate in hiring precticea bemKDLOF A COHTKOU£P svesmnu sed for these women. Embar- The BG News wil not accept advertising that is deemed rMcrtminatory, degrading, or in- me umeff snrtt ■ UUK. 1DOHMOKXU suiting on the bens ol race. sex. or national origin rassed that someone might think { I was one of them. A groupie. A copyright 1888 by The BG News al nghls reserved hvena.

Business Office Editor* Office It was at that moment I lost all 214WeslHal Ph (4191 372-2801 210WeetHel Ph: (419)372-2603 hope for the women of this cam- pus. Even myself. Bowing Green Stale University Bowling Green. Ohio 43403-02 78 Kennedy, a senior news- 8.00 a.m. to 5 00 p.m editorial major from Mansfield, Monday through Friday is the Greek beat reporter. MHim Stpttnibtr 30, !«•• 3

LETTERS

some fans will come out and around the television watching next door. Instinctively I knew many have doubted whether our The BG News editorial page is Support women's cheer us. the replay of the historic event. that something had happened technology was competitive your campus forum. TriciaCondo The scenes from the Florida somewhere. As I stood by the with Russia, Japan and the Letters to the editor should be club soccer team 822 Second St. coast brought back haunting teletype machine I could hardly Europeans. With the successful a maximum of 200-300 words in memories of a day that most believe my eyes: URGENT - launch of Discovery America length and should be type- The Sept. 22 issue of the BG Fabricated LAGA Americans remember vividly. It SPACE SHUTTLE CHAL- can finally put the "Challenger written, double-spaced, and News carried an article entitled was Jan. 28,1986; I remember it LENGER HAS EXPLODED! Ordeal" behind us. Now its up to signed. Address or on-campus "Club Soccer on the Rise." This information sent as if it happened yesterday. It I spent the rest of the after- the politicians, engineers and mailbox number along with your article proceeded to give nu- was a calm winter day in South noon telling people about the those aboard Discovery this telephone number for veri- merous facts and details about through the mail Dakota. The sun was glaring off national tragedy that took the weekend who can direct the fu- fication, must be included. the men's club soccer program of the freshly fallen snow. I was lives of seven brave men and ture of the American Space pro- Please address all submis- here at Bowling Green State U- working at a radio station in a women including the unfortun- gram as we move into the 1990s sions to: niversity. While I feel it is com- It has come to our attention city of about 30,000 in north- ate loss of McAuUffe, who would mendable that your paper prints that several women on campus eastern South Dakota. have been the first teacher and Doug Tobin Editorial Editor articles concerning the club have been receiving derogatory Suddenly, I heard "Urgent civilian in space. Juniper Court The BGNews programs on-campus, I feel it material through campus mail Bells" sounding from the room For over two-and-a-half-years 210 West Hall would have been appropriate to allegedly designed by LAGA. acknowledge that, with the We would like to make public the men's club soccer team, there fact that we are a campus-spon- also exists a women's club soc- sored organization which must ALAN TRACEY cer team. uphold University standards and values. Because we respect The team is made of approxi- our position as a campus organi- mately 30 women with a wide zation, we find such a blatant spectrum of talent. Our schedule misuse of our name intolerable. Our goal is not to recruit. Spend the final hour in MIS 200 consists of 15 games, five of LAGA is available to provide them home games. Some of the emotional support, information teams we play include Ohio and education for the members Almost two years ago, a state any comments on the Greek forced to live in a dorm lounge. end of one of his columns, call State University, Miami Uni- of the community. law was passed banning smok- system this week, besides one. So you paid for a normal room. me and tell me what it said. versity and the Univesity of Mi- ing in public places. This law Question: What is the average So you were labeled "lounge li- chigan. We have three remain- If there are any questions con- was passed basically because it sorority girl's answer to 'how do zards" but the University has Not that I'm one to talk, but I ing home games: Oct. 2 against was shown that smoke damaged you boil an egg?' made all things right and is think that pound-for-pound Mi- Western Michigan at 1 p.m., cerning the nature of our organ- ization and motives, please call not Just the smokers' lungs, but Answer: Imi notnc sure, ask the Cnine on buying you T-shirts! chael Dukakis has the biggest Oct. 9 versus the University of also those of anyone standing cook. w, ladies! You're probably nose I've ever seen. Michigan at noon, and Oct. 23 The Link at 352-1545. Someone there will be willing to talk to near the cigarette. Does it strike How many people think all praying for lounges next against the University of Notre anyone as funny that our won- Greenbriar and Newlove get year, too. The only thing sadder than the Dame at 1 p.m. you or get you in contact with a member of our organization who derful state university can stick commission for every car towed fact that Rob Lowe came to this will be happy to answer your a smoker and a non-smoker in from their parking lots? I recently had the misfortune campus to speak on politics is The women's club soccer questions. the same refrigerator-sized If someone would tell me what of attending a city council meet- that he had to stand next to team is a serious, competitive LAGA dorm room together? USG does, I'd vote for them! ing and realized I couldn't come Freddie Falcon. Now that's team. We practice two hours I have finally found an answer Hey, I hate to keep picking on up with one way they could have class. daily and play games nearly to the age-old question, "If you the music building, but you made it more boring. every Saturday and Sunday. We only have one hour left to live, know a place has problems when Afraid that we were catching have hopes of gaining support what would you do?" I would the room numbers start in the After taking three courses in on, the Toledo Weather Service and establishing a women's var- Shuttle ordeal rnd it in MIS 200 because then thousands. mathematics, I'm prompted to changed its usual call of partly sity program in the near future. would seem to last FOR- If you're looking for our be- ask: Are there any American cloudy skies to a daily forecast finally behind us EVER! loved University President Paul graduate students left in the calling for partly sunny ones. Though our goal as a team is Did you ever notice, once you Olscamp and he's not in the of- field of mathematics? Will someone please tell me the to play well and win games, not America is back in the space unfold a map it is impossible to fice, try the golf course. I heard difference between partly sunny to Wain recognition through the race after 32 months since the get it back together? he was thinking of forwarding I just finished reading Joel skies and partly cloudy ones? BGNews, I, as a player, feel we Challenger explosion. Watching Just once, I mean, just one all his calls there, but was afraid Miller's editorial. And I realize at least deserve to be mentioned the space shuttle Discovery take time, I would like to ask the per- it would cut into his game. theBG News must be desperate Rumor has it that ABC's in an article about club soccer off from the Kennedy Space son working in the computer lab Has anyone noticed the girls for editorial columnists if they Comedy Hour has bought the here. I believe the problem is not Center was an exhilerating ex- a question and have them know who check coats at Uptown Bar are printing mine, but JEEEZZ. rights to this year's Falcons' negligence, but ignorance. perience. I couldn't help but get the answer. are always reading a book? Someone tell this guy the mean- games. Hopefully, this letter will pro- caught up in the cheers erupting Due to the number of annoying ing of the word summarize! If Tracey is a junior product mote knowledge of the team and from the crowd that had huddled death threats, I will not make Okay, so you women were anyone does actually get to the procurement major.

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Huron debate tabled Shaun McLain. a Murray never was." by Tom Skemlvitz spokesman, said Firelands' He added Wellman had ver- reporter officials were advised Tuesday bally declined a debate invita- by Brad Wellman, Gillmor's tion for Gillmor when Muego No punches were landed. campaign manager, that proposed the idea in August. Nary a harsh word was even Gillmor had "done a lot" for Muego, who did not officially exchanged. the University and the pro- cancel the debate until hours Yet, the Fifth Congressional posed debate might constitute before its Wednesday night District race between Demo- ''illegal use of state property." start, said a definite "no" had crat Tom Murray and Repu- A refusal to cancel the de- not been given by Wellman blican Sen. Paul Gillmor grew bate would "probably result in when approached with the hotter, despite Wednesday's disciplinary action" against idea. Written invitations were canceled debate at the Univer- Benjamin Muego, associate then mailed to each candidate sity's Firelands campus in professor of political science at on Aug. 30, according to Huron. Firelands and initiator of the Muego. Firelands' administrators debate. But Isakowitz said Gillmor called off the verbal showdown University officials Thurs- headquarters "never received Monday after it became ap- day denied any pressure was an invitation. The next thing CBrent Gillmor would not at- exerted by Gillmor to cancel we heard about it was from a ;nd the debate. Murray's staff the debate. reporter." BG News/Susan Schulz said the University's final de- Mark Isakowitz, a Gillmor The debate between Senator Paul Gillmor (R) and Tom Murry (D) that was to be held Wednesday evening cision was influenced by Gill- supporter, called the accusa- Isakowitz said the letter was at the University's Firelands campus was canceled. Brad Wellman, Gillmor'J campaign manager, said that mor, who maintains strong tion a "desperate move by a not received because the Gill- because of Gillmors strong ties with the University, the debate could have been constituted "illegal use of connections with the Universi- losing campaign that was mor campaign had recently state property". ty- blown into something that moved its headquarters. Noted Mexican pianist Book staff overworked to perform on campus Donation amount too much for collection project

According to an article in the give her a unique opportunity. by Pam Moore and opted to have people send books to Books for by Carol Berry Mexican publication, Revista "It's a privilege to be able to the World, a non-profit organization located in Ya- reporter Audiomusica, Puente is noted as play... to communicate with the reporter zoo City, Miss. "one of the best pianists Mexico audience and give them a spe- Dalton said Books for the World is funded by the The University's College of has ever produced. (She) has cial message,'' she said. After donating more than 82 tons of books and U.S. State Department and private contributors. Musical Arts will present a reci- stood out for her high quality She said she strives to enable journals to needy institutions, "Project Book- Material will still be provided to domestic and tal by guest pianist Luz Maria performances, her technical the audience to feel her emo- share" has become a victim of its own success. overseas recipients but the additional storage area Puente Saturday at 8:00 p.m. in fluidity, her musicality and her tions and understand the inten- The nation-wide program, designed to collect will enable more institutions to be served the ma- KobackerHall. very delicate 'touch.''' tions of the composer — which books and distribute them to needy institutions and terial. The solo performance will in- Frances Burnett, professor of can be quite a challenge. Third World countries, was coordinated by the U- clude performances of pieces by piano at the University, said she niversity chemistry department in association The University's Darticipation in the program Ludwig van Beethoven. met her in Siena, Italy several She said she counts it as "a with the American Chemical Society, according to was recognized by Gordon Nelson, the ACS presi- Frederic Chopin, Maurice Ravel years ago. Since then, she said blessing" to receive the appro- Ellen Dalton, storage coordinator for the project. dent, she said. and Manuel Ponce. she has been in Mexico City val and comments from an au- It was started as an international humanitarian A resident of Mexico City and several times to attend Puente's dience, which "gives you the effort that supplied U.S. instutions and libraries in "It could not of been done without the full coop- staff member of the Belles Artes performances. special vitamin to go on play- 38 countries with reading materials, Dalton said. eration of the people —people in inventory control Institute, Puente performs in Puente has "studied around ing." However, earlier this year, there were 52 tons of who not only hauled boxes and'mail sacks around public high schools and with the world and has had many cul- material donated to the University for the pro- campus for three years, but also those who exper- other artists visiting Mexico. tural experiences which contri- Following the concert, a pub- gram — adding to the demands placed on the tly loaded trucks for the moves and the personnel She said she spends much of bute greatly to her understand- lic reception will be held in the overburdened staff. in the campus post office who processed the tons of her time conducting private les- ing of composing," Burnett said. Green Room of the Moore Musi- Because of this, the ACS eliminated the program donations and outgoing shipments," she said. sons from her home. Puente said her piano skills cal Arts Center. Housing D Continued from page 1. Preferred Properties and 101 percent capacity," 835 High St. 352-9378 Blotter Gates said. Office Hours: 9:00-4:30 Mon, - Fri. causing $75 in damage. A resi- and graphic equalizer were re- The situation at UT was resol- DA motorcycle was reported dent was in the room at the time, ported stolen from an automo- ved by converting two-person stolen from outside Conklin Hall but was not injured. bile parked in Lot 8 Wednesday rooms into three-person rooms, Immediate Monday afternoon. The keys morning. The driver's side according to Gates. were not in the vehicle when it DA window in Rodgers Quad- window was broken and the He added the situation is over Housing Openings was taken. City police recovered rangle was broken early Wed- dashboard destroyed. The esti- now and there were very few the motorcycle later that day nesday morning by a pellet or mated cost of the damage and complaints from those involved. near a local elementary school. "BB" gun. There were no wit- theft was $700. "Certainly students and par- Free Membership to Cherrywood Health Spa nesses and damage was esti- ents would prefer to be in a nor- The window of a room in mated at $30. A sofa and attached table mal occupation situation, but Compton Hall was broken by were reported stolen from an Of- the choice is between doing what thrown rocks Monday evening, An AM/FM cassette player fenhauer East lounge Wednes- we ask or seeking housing off day morning. The hall manager campus," he said. Phi Kappa Tau reported the value of the furni- As is the case at the Universi- ture was $598. ty, Gates said UT habitually Announces it's 1988 Pledge Class Siromises housing to more DApproximately 10 males reshmen than it has room for, Andy Cyr Mike Esman were reported to be acting in a fully expecting the situation to disorderly manner in the park- balance out in the end. Paul Edwards Greg Rusche ing lot next to Chapman Hall "We always book 3 percent Wednesday evening. 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by Dennis R. Rofcaugh makes in his book. by Elizabeth Klmes which has affected the people makes expenditures that are tation and a question-and- "The United States is a staff reporter who are least able to afford the unappropnate, he said. answer session on the status of funny place; people really Brice of higher education, said "We are taking a broad- the tuition problem. don't develop a conscience utton, a doctoral candidate in minded approach to the whole Also during the Saturday pro- The director of the Univer- With the on-campus divest- until their twenties," Daven- education management and su- thing," Hutton said. "There are gram, participants will break sity's creative writing pro- port said. ment issue beginning to be pervision. many different aspects to be into discussion groups to con- gram is enthusiastic about O'Connor agreed, saying "a resolved, the Progressive Stu- "If this rate of increase con- considered." sider the topics of tuition in- reviews of his latest book — major theme of the book is dent Organization has targeted tinues, the possibility of them Errol Lam, adviser to the creases, revision of policies for although be said he thinks that today we have the luxury tuition increases as the next cen- getting a degree will be dimini- PSO, said the mini^conference financial aid and strategies to many missed the book's of growing up slowly." tral issue it will address. shed, Hutton said. "Accessibi- will help students feel they can address the problem. point. "We dont have to take real According to Disraeli Hutton. lity to higher education is in the do something about tuition in- Phillip F. O'Connor's latest moral responsibility until our president of PSO, the group will background right now, but tui- creases. On Sunday, the group will re- novel, "Defending Civiliza- twenties-this is what Han- conduct a mini-conference on tu- tion Increase is what they see "Every year tuition increases. convene to offer a final presen- tion," focuses on 2nd Lt. lon goes through," O'Connor ition increases the weekend of day-to-day." Everyone complains and that is tation of resolutions and a plan Thomas V. Hanlon and the said. "The novel is about the Oct. 22-23 to receive feedback on Hutton said the state govern- where it ends,''Lam said. "With of action. moral dilemmas he faces development of a cons- the issue, provide advice and es- ment needs to re-evaluate their the conference, we hope stu- while stationed at an Air cience. tablish plans of action to combat subsidy appropriation system dents can share information Hutton said PSO has contact- Force base in England during O'Connor said he believes the situation. which allocates state funds to with people from other cam- ed some student organizations, the Cold War. this concept applies to many "Students are not playing a the universities. Recent cuts in 6uses and come up with solu- certain administrators and the He said moat people seem wafts of life, and feels that fu- role in determining the level of federal loan and grant programs ons." Faculty Senate about participat- to think the book is about the ture military officers, busi- tuition," Hutton said. "We hope have also adversely affected The tenative agenda for that ing in the conference. absurdity of that war, but nessmen and all college stn- we can agree that tuition won't students, he said. weekend consists of a keynote "my real concern is the age of dents should read the book. surpass a certain level." The PSO is not trying to blame address by Manning Marable, Letters have also been sent the young officer and what he "I'd like the book to be sent Tne steady tuition increases the faculty and administration chair of black studies at Ohio inviting organizations in Ohio. goes through in his early mili- to all college bookstores in over the past five to six years for the increases, but there are State University. Following the Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota ana tary career. America because the Ideas have exceeded the cost of living. times when the administration speech, there will be a presen- other states to participate. 'TThe book reflect* some- apply to the college student," thing that young men go he said. through—how they are given Released by Weldenfeld responsibilities and how this and Nicolson, the book is a- relates to their own moral re- vaOable in the University County task force formed sponsibility." he said. bookstore. Initially a short story be The University professor wrote daring graduate has also had published two school, he said the book that prise-winning short story col- AIDS education panel to consist of students and local citizens developed over 30 years is lections, his first novel based on many of bis own ex- "Stealing Home," and a nove- by Scott R. Whitehead groups already involved with the force. efforts." periences as an officer at lla "Ohio Woman," in addi- city reporter Since the group's time is mainly devoted The knowledge of how people can contract Greenham Common Air tion to other short stories. to education, Kinney said they are very busy the disease is critical, Kinney said. A virus Force base in England. He said he is currently making presentations on AIDS. called HIV is the start and people can carry O'Connor said when be was working on a novel where a The Wood County Health Department is "The task force give talks to community it and pass it to others without actually suf- visiting with University of black man and a white man actively seeking students and other citizens groups, schools or anyone at all who has a fering from the disease themselves, she Kentucky professor Guy Da- with different but equally to '"irk on a task force on AIDS education. group which is interested in learning about said. venport, Davenport commen- troubled backgrounds, meet Nancy Kinney, director of the force, said the subject," she said. Another danger of AIDS, Kinney said, is ted on a point O'Connor under stressful conditions. He the primary goal of the group is to educate Talking to community groups, however, is when people think there is no danger of con- area citizens on AIDS-related issues since not the only way in which Kinney's group tracting the virus. three people in the community have died reaches people in need of information. "That is very risky thinking. Actually from the deadly virus. "We also use pamphlets, video tapes, and there have been four reported cases of AIDS "The task force has three thrusts: to help question-and-answer formats to help people in Wood County," she said. "Three of those citizens understand AIDS better, to help understand how AIDS is spread and now to people have died." agencies decide how to develop policies re- protect themselves," she said. Confronting the highly controversial to- garding workers who may contract the AIDS Kinney added that Bowling Green citizens pics surrounding AIDS, such as mandatory virus and to address how the community will are probably no less educated about AIDS testing, is not a goal of the task force, ac- care for a person who does have AIDS," than the average person but that most peo- cording to Kinney. Kinney said. ple are in need of additional information. She did say, however, that the closest con- Currently, Kinney said the force is made "The task force has great concern that all fidential testing spot for AIDS is at the Med- ATA/*EK of mostly professional people, but is open to of our citizens are vulnerable to the disease ical College of Ohio in Toledo. anyone interested. Kinney listed the Drug and need to understand their vulnerability," Kinney emphasized the group is neither and Alcohol Council, the Children's Re- she said. "We think it's especially necessary controversial nor exclusive. She said those Football Tournament '88 source Center, the Mental Health Center and to target our junior high-aged students in or- interested in getting involved should call the the Lesbian and Gay Alliance as local der to get an early start on our educational county health department. Migrants L) Continued from page 1. Elevator. "The entire family works in the field and the father receives Q Continued from page 1. Saturday the one paycheck — the amount EVERYDAY depends on the quantity of their for class because the elevators Burns said minor problems work," she said. "Labor laws al- took so long," Brunarski said. like that happen with elevators October low children to begin work at Sherrie Wright, senior sec- across the campus. He said the age 14. But many start even be- ondary physics education major new elevators have a fore that because it means more and resident of Offenhauer 2,500-pound capacity and cor- SOUP-SALAD-ROLL 1st money for the family." West, said she has been stuck on rective measures programmed While many agencies in the one of the new elevators earlier into their systems tor situations community have provided addi- this year. like getting temporarily stuck. $295 at the tional funds to help the mi- grants, she said most of the "I think it might have been "Everyone in the building money has been dispersed and because there were too many seems pleased with their opera- Intramural others are still in need of assis- Ele on," Wright said."We tions and the students are ap- DAILY HAPPY HOURS tance. )layed with the buttons for a preciating them more," Burns Fields "We can aid them with emer- minutes and it started run- said. 4-619-10 gency assistance today, but we ning again — but it was kind of cannot take care of their scary before that because the "I feel we have spent our tomorrow," Fernandez. doors just would not open." money wisely." 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CAMPAIGN '88 bers dwindles to around 20 or 30 by Deborah Gottschalk cording to Dan Caudill. presi- "conservatives don't seem as assistant managing editor dent of the College Republicans, during non-election years, the politically oriented." there are 420 members in their organization currently has 300 "They just like to vote," Cau- group — nearly four times the members. dill said, adding that '"the cam- One campus organization has number of students in the Cam- "We were the first (group) to pus has a majority of underlin- been hibernating, out is awaken- pus Democratic organization. safe for eight years. It looks like by Deborah Gottschaik register students to vote the first ing conservatives that are not as ing with the onset of the Novem- But the University's conserva- it is not going to be safe any- assistant managing editor Thursday and Friday of classes. willing as the Campus Demo- ber elections. tive tendencies do not intimidate more." We had a sign-up sheet (for new crats to rally, or that sort of According to Jim Vanzant, Vanzant. members) at tables," Caudill thing." president of the Campus Demo- It "gives us more of a chal- To help make this change, the The College Republicans are said. Caudill said the Campus De- crats, the organization formed lenge," he said, although he ad- Campus Democrats are re- fighting a battle that they have a Many people the group re- mocrats current campaign tac- at the University approximately ded that he does not "know that gistering voters in the Union 50 percent chance of winning. gistered to vote joined the or- tic, bringing actor Rob Lowe to 25 years ago, but is "active pri- this campus is all that Republi- Oval on Tuesdays, Wednesdays They are striving to complete ganization, increasing the speak to University students marily during the election can anymore." and Thursdays and distributing their one goal for the year — get- group's membership by 100 per- Tuesday afternoon, did not do years.' literature on the Democratic ting George Bush elected presi- cent, he said. much for their campaign. He said the only time there is "It could be changing. It has campaigns. dent of the United States. Although the organization is "Just because you are an work to be done is every two opened up a little since 1984, In addition they have "phone In attaining their one goal, now busy campaigning for the actor does not give you political years when a federal, state or when if you didn't vote for Rea- banking," when they call stu- however, the organization does Bush and Quayle campaign credibility," he said. local election is held. gan you might as well not go to dents to identify the hard-core or two things, Dan Caudill, presi- ticket, he said during non- The College Republicans are Although it is a campus-wide school here, he Raid. borderline Dukakis supporters, dent of the organization, said. election years the College Repu- striving to bring George Bush to organization, its purpose is to and record the information. He said members work for the blicans inform students about campus, he said. Even if Bush support and identify with the The main difference between community by involving them- "what is happening in the nation does not visit the campus, he selves with projects like "Big Democratic Party overall, Van- the parties this year is represen- If they are wavering, "we give and what leaders are doing. said one nationally-known Re- zant said. ted by the key difference be- Brothers ana Big Sisters," and To keep the campus aware of publican is expected to visit them a boost to support Demo- work to achieve support for their "We work on all three levels — tween Bush and Dukakis, Van- cratic candidates, Vanzant the organization's ongoing campus before the November local, state and national — to zant said. said. Republican candidates. events, they post signs in resi- election. support the Democratic ticket," In general, we formed to dence hall, members of the or- Sen. Dan Quayle, Sen. Bob he said. "Bush has promised more of communicate to the campus ganization stuff mailboxes with Dole or Rep. Jack Kemp are all The organization is buzzing the same, which is enough to During the weekend before conservative ideals," Caudill information and they hold open possibilities, he said. with activitv and working drive any loyal Democrat Election Day, the organization said. meetings once a month, he said. Caudill said he and four other toward its chief goal — to get crazy," Vanzant said. "Dukakis does a "get out the vote" pro- According to Caudill, the Col- He said he believes the cam- College Republicans members people to vote for the Dukakis- wants a change." cess, where they call those "who lege Republicans formed 15 pus is still "real conservative," have been invited to the Latin Bentsen ticket. we know lean toward the ticket, years ago and are active during although it does not always ap- Shrine Temple in Columbus to Currently, the Campus Demo- "We can't say let's not change and tell them where and when to election and non-election years. pear true at times. He said it is hear Bush speak early next crats have 110 members. Ac- anything because it has been vote." Although the number of mem- not always obvious because week. Anderson him to be more concerned about publishing articles that D Continued from page 1. could create a controversy. "The nation has become so Time remains for senior loans developed on the space fron- 'lawtistic' — we have to tier." worry about being sued," he Referring to the delay of said, explaining that because family income. American space exploration he is a private columnist and by Deborah Kennedy method, said she thinks that method was un- after the Challenger explo- not affiliated with a major copy editor "The catch for December graduates came fair. in the calculation of the expected family in- sion which killed seven as- newspaper, he pays his own come," Rosebrook explained. "Under the "I just don't think it is right that a student tronauts, he said the Soviet legal fees. December graduation candidates denied Uniform method we took the expected fami- is penalized iust because they graduate in Union does not allow its mis- "I have been sued by the Guaranteed Student Loans for fall semester ly income for nine months whether a student December. We need the money just as much takes to hinder its space pro- bad guys — the Nazis who may now be able to receive the loans only planned to be here for one semester or as the nextperson," Sikora said. gram. have a publishing empire," through a new federal regulation. not. According to Rosebrook the new Though Sikora's GSL application was de- he said. I exposed them and Lannette Rosebrook, student services method— the Congressional method— al- nied, she is now working with the FASE of- "The 32-month delay was they have six attorneys who counselor at the Financial Aid and Student lows for the nine month expected family in- fice to re-work her loan under the new meth- unnecessary," he said. "The automatically sue anyone Employment office, said the regulation al- come calculation to be divided in half for odology. Soviets have had more acci- who writes about them." lows the office to calculate a student's GSL those students attending only one semester. dents in space ... they hand eligibility differently than in the past. Students most affected by the regulation Rosebrook pointed out that not all gra- out medals to the survivors "If I write about them, I au- Rosebrook said under the previous uni- and go on." tomatically lose a quarter of are seniors who plan to graduate in Decem- duating seniors will be able to get loans A syndicated investigative a million/' he said. "Now I form calculation method, eligibility for a ber, she said. under the Congressional method, but that columnist, Anderson said a GSL was determined by the cost ot educa- Kelly Sikora, senior liberal arts major, the FASE office is working on a way to con- have to be careful. 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Poverty, low education Hermina Resendez and her son. David, prepare to leave one of Wood County's migrant camps. plague migrant farmers To the average University "It's hard for the family to over their heads. He said not student, a dorm room is a cu- let their children go to school, all migrant workers are so for- bicle. Many cannot stand the because if they are old enough, tunate. closeness of the four walls, the parents need them to work much less imagine having a in the field," she said. Susan Clanton, program de- family of 10 living in a space veloper, expressed her con- just a few feet larger. Juan Lopez is a migrant cern of the migrants health This is the way many mi- worker and part of a 10-mem- conditions. Srant workers are forced to ber family living in Northwest ve due to low income. Ohio. The family, from McAl- ' "The health of many mi- Few students are aware that len, Texas, has eight children, Sant workers is poor. To the tust 15 miles beyond Bowling ranging from 10-to 23 years of rm worker, health check-ups Jreen, in the small town of age. are a luxury," Clanton said. Grand Rapids, a community of "They do not have insurance migrant workers spends its ■ 'My family has been travel- so they do not go to the doctors days in the fields in order to ing and working on farms for until things are very critical." survive. the last six years," he said." Alicia Fernandez, state di- We've been to many states and One of the major concerns in rector of Ohio Farmworker worked in many fields. An the hispanic migrant worker Opportunities, said the migrat- average day starts at 7 a.m. population is diabetes. The ing lifestyle hinders the educa- and we work until 7 p.m." agency is trying to catch the tion opportunities of these disease in its primary stages to farmworkers. Lopez explained his family prevent critical cases of the eats twice a day. A basic meal illness, Clanton said. "The majority of migrant consists of beans and corn, but workers are Hispanics from sometimes includes chicken. She said The Ohio Farm- Texas and Florida," she said. worker Opportunity Agency ' 'The Hispanic dropout rate According to Lopez, they are has implemented a diabetes (from school) is 49 percent and lucky they are able to eat check program to hopefully Workers constructed a makeshift volleyball net at one camp. the present generation is still "adequately" through the aid put an endto unnoticed advan- dropping out. of food stamps and have a roof ced cases of diabetes. Photos by CUANDO USTED MarkThalman SOLICITE SU OHIO P/ and LEGALIZACION OPPO Paul Vernon

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This sign, found in the Ohio Farm Worker Opportunities building, ex plains what documents are needed to become a legal citizen. After this automated tomato harvester cuts the vines and brings the tomatoes to the platform, the workers shake the dirt off and remove the remaining vines. Elsewhere •ptamber 30,19M Peace forces given Nobel Prize OSLO, Norway (AP) - The Nobel Com- main." Aarvik, speaking to reporters afterward, mittee yesterday named U.N. peacekeeping In all, 97 individuals and organizations said he hoped the award would "give the forces around the world as winners of the were nominated for the prize. President U.N. and the forces increased prestige.'' 1988 Nobel Peace Prize. Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba- He said he expected Perez de Cuellar to Previous winners observed The committee cited the forces for build- chev reportedly were among the leading come to Oslo to accept the award at the an- ing a confidence in the United Nations that contenders. nual ceremony on Dec. 10, the anniversary Here is a list of the winners Mexico; campaigners for allows it to play a growing role in global af- It was the 16th time that an organization of Nobel's death in 1896. of the Nobel Peace Prize disarmament. rather than a person was awarded the Peace The first U.N. troops were sent to monitor since 1976. 1983: Lech Walesa, Poland, The five-member committee praised the Prize laureate. the armistice between Israel and the Arab 1976: Mairead Corrigan and leader of Solidarity. blue-bereted troops in the Middle East, Cy- The announcement, read by committee states in 1948. Today, most U.N. forces are Betty Williams, founders of 1984: Desmond Tutu, South Eand the Indian subcontinent for subdu- chairman Egil Aarvik at the Nobel Institute, stationed in the Middle East. the Peace People Organiza- Africa, leader of the anti- snsions where armistices have substi- said the U.NT forces "represent the manifest tion in northern Ireland, a- apartheid movement. for peace. will of the community of nations to achieve The committee singled out the U.N. warded in 1977. 1985: International Physi- The citation said the peacekeepers "have Eace through negotiations, and the forces Interim Forces in Lebanon, which has suf- 1977: Amnesty Internation- cians for the Prevention of played a significant role in reducing the ve, by their presence, made a decisive fered more than 200 casualties since it was al, London-based human Nuclear War, an organization level of conflict even though the fundamen- contribution toward the initiation of actual sent to Lebanon's southern border region rights organization. which is jointly headed by a tal causes of the struggles frequently re- peace negotiations." with Israel in 1978. 1978: Anwar Sadat, Egypt; Soviet and an American doc- Menachem Begin, Israel, ne- tor. gotiators of the Is- 1986: Elie Wiesel, an Amer- raeli/Egyptian peace accord. ican writer and death camp 1979: Mother Teresa, Cal- survivor who has campaig- cutta, India, worker for the ned tirelessly for human poor. rights and stressed the need Mother on trial for murder 1980: Adolfo Perez Es- to remember the horrors of quivel, Argentine architect, the Nazi Holocaust. SPRINGFIELD (AP) - A However, Pursley said she later "a dead blank stare." On Tuesday, prosecutors sculptor and human rights 1987: Oscar Arias, presi- tS-year-old Mansfield woman saw drastic changes in the be- Demyan is charged with two played a tape recording in which leader. dent of Costa Rica and the au- charged in the drownings of her havior of Demyan. counts of aggravated murder in Demayan said she had held her 1981: Office of U.N. High thor of a peace plan for Cen- two young children was prone to "I'd seen mood swings I'd the drowning of Amnee De- daughters under the water and Commissioner for Refugees. tral America. rages and sharp mood swings never seen before and bizarre myan, 8, and Chelsea Demyan, later let the current take them 1982: Alva Myrdal, Swe- 1988: U.N. peacekeeping shortly before the incident, an sayings that came out of her 4. She has pleaded innocent and awayay. According to the tape, she den; Alfonse Garcia Robler, forces. acquaintance of the woman said mouth that made no sense," innocent by reason of insanity. hadI been returning Ito Mansfield yesterday. Pursley said. Demyan was arrested after with her daughters in her car Testifying on the third day of Pursley was a neighbor of she was found alone in a Spring- after leaving her ex-boyfriend the murder trial of Jane Denise Demyan and later worked with field parking lot next to Buck stranded at a restaurant in Illi- Demyan, Cheryl Pursley of Lex- her at a computer company. Creek the night of May 21,1987. nois. ington, Ohio, said Demyan had She said Demyan became sub- The next day the bodies of her On Wednesday, the defense been a caring, devoted mother ject to "outbursts, rages" and two children were found in the began presenting its case, call- Ohioans cheer with a beautiful personality. would often look at people with creek. ing to the stand Demyan's mother, sister, co-workers and ex-boyfriend. shuttle launch Girl dies following spree Strong feelings of anxiety and launch as a sign his space ex- anticipation were evident in periment might get off the Ohio Thursday as students, ground by 1992. GREENWOOD, S.C. (AP) - school's 600 students seem to scared to go back to school. But to satisfy the children's curio- researchers, engineers and oth- NASA chose his experiment A second girl died Thursday of have had most of their fears other children and parents ar- sity, schools Superintendent ers watched the successful for a nine-day scientific shuttle wounds received in a gunman's calmed since James William riving at the school were less Robert Watson said at a news launch of the space shuttle Dis- mission. Astronauts in a shuttle rampage at an elementary Wilson opened fire Monday, re- sure. conference. covery. will help Ostrach determine school, and her classmates re- portedly focusing on children "There were a variety of "It looked to me like a picture- whether purer crystals for use in turned to school to find police who cried. "We're a little nervous, but different activities in the class- Krfect launch," said Sol Gor- computers and communications guarding the grounds and Pupils, many accompanied by it's lust been a shock, primar- room where they allowed the id, chief of launch vehicle systems can be produced in zer- teachers ready to help them their parents, returned to school ily, said Alan Maxwell, as he children to act out some of their technology at the NASA Lewis o-gravity processing. through the tragedy. Thursday to find the grounds walked his daughter Katy to feelings," Watson said. Research Center in Cleveland. He said the delay in the shuttle Tequila Thomas, 8, a third- edged with police officers. At school. Katy said she didn't hear "In terms of propulsion, which program caused by the Chal- grader at Oakland Elementary least one child still wore a sling the gunshots but remembers a Forty-three children were out, is what we work on here, I think lenger disaster permitted him to School, died about 12:30 p.m., on her arm from the wound she teacher coming into her class- including those who were sick, it looked like everything went as refine his experiment. never having regained con- received Monday. room and telling everyone to he said. it was supposed to." "A lot of very important sciousness arriving at Self Me- duck under their desks. An auditorium at the Visitors' research has been on hold wait- morial Hospital after the shoot- Leah Holmes, 8, her arm in a Wilson, 19, of Greenwood is be- Center at Lewis was jammed ing for this flight and the ones to ing three days earlier, said hos- sling from a gunshot wound, Teachers took the children on ing held on two murder charges with spectators viewing a follow." Ostrach said. pital spokesman Dan Branyon. shook her head emphatically tours of the building Thursday, and undergoing psychological closed-circuit NASA video link. In Akron, students gathered in Oakland Principal Eleanor and said "Nope," when asked including the cafeteria where testing at the State Hospital in The memory of the Challenger Firestone High School's Judith Rice said the parents of the Thursday morning if she was much of the shooting took place, Columbia. Police and witnesses disaster was felt in the mix of Resnik Learning Resources said he walked calmly through NASA employees and visitors. Center to watch the launch. the school Monday morning, "I don't think it was worry," About 150 were there when Dis- shooting two teachers and nine Gorland said. "It was more of a covery went up. Come Rock to the Rhythm pupils before surrendering. concern. Everyone was hopeful Resnik, a Firestone graduate, it would work, that everything was a mission specialist and one of the COCO Homecoming Events Self Memorial Hospital that-needed to be fixed was of two women aboard the Chal- Monday, Oct. 3 - Saturday, Oct. 8! spokesman Branyon saia Te- fixed." lenger when it exploded. quila bad been wounded in the At liftoff, everyone clapped. Principal Dennis Woods noted neck and chest and her condition "There were smiles in all the a wide range of emotions as the had continued to deteriorate. rooms," Gorland said. students watched a television Tilp to Oi - Ho! A* Baeoon Raffle t.cketj on tale r-naay in the union Fovet 'torn 10-3 ona the NE comet of Moteley from She died Thursday with her fam- At Case Western Reserve U- set. 10.12:30. Don ttntayouf chance to lee BG ttom tne otn ily at her side. The other victim, niversity in Cleveland, Simon "I think they were all anx- Other pnze* writ be aworaea' Shequila Bradley, 8, died at the Ostrach, a professor of engi- ious." Woods said. "Many of our Euchre Tournament - SenvnnoH we De fuetdoy. Oct A at 5 X m the OH-Ccmoui Stuaetv Center Sgn uoi ana otne' school Monday. neering, saw the successful students do remember the nrcrmatton available n the Off-Compul StuOent Center, oiouna level of Mosetey Hal. words of Judy Resnik's father, Art Show aeacfine tor entries a thurjaov. Oct 6 by 5 00 Dr. Marvin Resnik, who indi- om Open viewing we De rvaM Fnaay. Oct 7.73010pm ona cated to them his daughter Saturday. Oct 8. 3 • 7 pm In the Ofl-Compus Stuaent Center Follow the Falcons Every Saturday would want the shuttle series to For more Information on mete events, contoct COCO (Com- continue. "Yes, we all re- muter Oft-Campus Otqcnizatron). Ground level of Mose/ey with Hal or phone 372-6915 member the disaster. Most of us ~v5» BUMT said a prayer it would be suc- cessful. You can't shield kids from the reality of life. There are risks involved." FM88.1 Teacher Jim Rowley watched FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI This Saturday... the liftoff with students in his classroom at Centerville High BOWLING GREEN vs. WESTERN MICHIGAN School. He lost out to Christa 2 for McAuliffe in competition to be- UL come the first teacher to ride the MAC Football Actionl shuttle. PHI GAMMA DELTA Anheuser-Busch Pre-Game Show 12:30 p.m. In his suburban Dayton class- u. 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from staff reports BG games to date: West Virginia 82, BG 14 Ball State 34, BG 10 Texas Christian 49, BG 12 Moe Ankney should be hoping for history to re- Toledo 34, BG 5 peat itself Saturday. BG at Western Michigan, The 1980 Bowling Green football team traveled to Western Michigan in the fifth week of the season 1 p.m. Saturday with an 0-4 record. After a narrow 17-14 win, the Falcons avoided the worst in school history since per game at 4.3. He's caught 13 balls overall for 124 1935. yards and a MAC-leading two touchdowns. That year, BG lost its first six games, all by shut Running back Rob Davis has 400 yards for a 5.6 outs, before winning the season finale to finish M. yards per carry average and five touchdowns. This season, the Falcons play in Kalamazoo, Davis is second in scoring with 30 points and is Mich., against the Broncos looking for their first fourth in all-purpose yards with 141 a game. win of the year in both the Mid-American Confer- The Broncos, 3-0 overall, 1-0 in the MAC, are bol- ence and overall. stered by their offensive line, which at an average Ankney, the third-year head coach who is 1-1 of 6-f oot-5,283 pounds, is the biggest in the MAC. against the Broncos, said the Falcons must elim- That will not make things easier on the BG de- inate their mistakes in order to win. fense, whiich was hit hard with injuries in last In the four losses, BG has lost seven fumbles and weekend's 34-5 loss at arch-rival Toledo. thrown 10 interceptions. Punter Cris Shale has had Defensive starters Doug Van Fossen. Derrick four punts blocked and dropped the snap on an- Carr and Deon Allen are injured and will not play other in the end zone which lea to a touchdown. Saturday. Reserves D.J. Ogilive and Don Tecco The Falcons are last in five of the eight MAC- have also been slowed by injuries. , team statistical categories, including rushing and Moving from being an offensive back-up to de- scoring offense and defense, and total defense. fensive starter are Pat Jackson (tight end to out- It won't be easy to improve, either, because the side linebacker) and Rick Young (tackle to Broncos' offense ranks 13th in the nation with an tackle). average of 452.3 yards per game. The Falcons give Ankney made similar moves earlier in the year up 448.8 yards per contest. with Allen, Rodney Thompson and Shawn Zim- Western Michigan quarterbacks Tony Kimbro merman. and Todd Kruse rank second and fourth, respec- The BG offense has been ineffective this season, tively, in passing. Kimbro is first in total offense but quarterback Rich Dackin made strides against with 217 yards per game, while Kruse is the top Toledo. He completed 22 of 44 passes for 263 yards. BG News/Paul Vernon touchdown passer with four. But he did throw three interceptions. Bowling Green linebacker Charles Dotson tries to block Toledo running back Alan Smiley from gaining yar- Wide receiver Walter kade is second in catches Kick-off is at 1 p.m. in Waldo Stadium. dage in the Rockets 34-5 win. BG plays Western Michigan Saturday in Kalamazoo, Mich. ■ Spikers host Miami, Ball State AXQ AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXQ AXO AXQ AXQ Van De Walle hopes MAC matches will spark team Best of Luck by Amy Cole trating on defeating Syracuse. Hibner, who led Syracuse to a ANGIE WALKER sports reporter The Orangemen, under head third-place finish in the Big coach Dan Schulte, are 11-5 East, is playing along side overall and sport the likes of Big freshman hitter Jessica Paarl- in the 1988 Homecoming Elections. Denise Van De Walle is taking East Northern Division player berj and sophomore middle Bowling Green back to the old of the year Terri Hibner. Mocker Tracy Harrison. drawing board. AXQ AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXQ AXO AXQ AXQ After suffering a tough non- conference loss against New Mexico State Wednesday night, the Falcon volleyball team re- turns to Mid-American Confer- ence play this weekend. Van De Walle Planta BG, whose record is W over- all and 1-1 in the MAC. hosts Miami has always been a big "Quaker State... my alma mater." Miami University tonight and rivalry. Ball State Saturday night. Both The Redskins, 4-7 overall, are matches will take place at 7:00 tied for first place in the MAC in Anderson Arena. with six-time defending cham- The Falcons also host a non- fiion Western Michigan with per- conference match with Syracuse ect 2-0 records. Miami has at 3 p.m. Sunday in Anderson defeated Ohio University and Arena. Kent State. However, non-conference The Cardinals are 4-6 overall matches are not what BG is and tied with Kent. Eastern Mi- looking to right now. chigan and BG witn a record 1-1 NATIONWISE IS SPONSORING ME in the MAC. Ball State downed MOTOR EARL. ON THE NATION- This week, the Falcons are Ohio and Kent. WISE RADIO WRITE-IN TALK trying to erase their mistakes SHOP SHOW."... and improve their offense and The Falcons two MAC oppo- JOIN ME IN RACHOLAND JUST defense in order to stay in the nents this weekend both have WRITE TO ME WITH ANY QUES- TION YOU MIGHT HAVE ABOUT running for the MAC title. losing non-conference records, CARS. THEN IF I ANSWER YOUR but Van De Walle said both LETTER ON THE AIR. I'LL SEND "We want to improve on our matches should be interesting. YOU AN OFFICIAL MOTOR EARL serving and blocking," Van De T-SHIRT PLUS A GENUINE MOTOR Walle said. "We need to serve "Because it is conference, EARL DIPSTICK WIPER. OKAY' aggressively to take the (other everyone seems to play a little team's) Mockers out of the ac- better," Van De WaUe said. tion." "Conference matches are more The Falcons, which have lost serious than non-conference as many matches so far this ones. Both matches will be excit- season as they did all of last ing. year, can not afford to lose more than one other conference "They are both really aggres- match. If they do, their chances sive teams. They have pretty of making the season-end MAC good setters and they are well tourney will be in jeopardy be- coached." cause of the balanced confer- ence. After the MAC matches are Van De Walle said BG and completed, BG will be concen-

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ft? AZ Saturday, October 1, 1988 AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ lO iGNews September 30,19M Falcons in Fla. Classic Look to rebound from loss to Notre Dame by Mark Huntebrtnker Mike Anticoli leads the team •ssistanl sports editor in scoring with 12 points on five goals and two assists. Sopho- ■% .' J 4 more Shaun Howe's fourth goal The Bowling Green soccer of the season against Notre team will be in the sunshine Dame put him in second place in state of Florida this weekend, scoring with 10 points. Midfiel- 1* but the vacation is not likely to der Kyle Royer rounds out the be of the spring break variety. trio of leading scorers with one The Falcons, coming off a 2-1 goal and seven assists for nine setback at the hands of Notre Antlcoll Loescher points. Dame Tuesday, travel to Miami, score of 1-0 Saturday. Coach Goalkeeper Mickey Loescher Fla., to play two games in the Karl Kremser's squad is lead in continues to be the lone BG net- Southern Bell-Florida Interna- scoring by Hans Nisson with minder to see action this season. tional Soccer Classic. eight points on four goals In over 700 minutes of play, JMUM! BG will play host Florida In- through seven games. Loescher has allowed just 11 ternational Friday evening at 6 South Florida started the goals while recording one shu- p.m., before clashing with South week with an overall record of Florida on Saturday at 8 p.m. 2-2. The Bulls have defeated Rol- The Rutgers Scarlet Knights lins 6-2, and Chico State 3-1, As a team, the Falcons have round out the four-team field. while dropping matches to Stet- outshot their opponents 108-92 in The field is expected to be son and Fill. Leading USF in their first eight contests. BG has to competitive as the Falcons head scoring is junior Mike Bates also out-fouled its opponents Into unfamiliar territory and with eight points on three goals 133-116. competition. and two assists. The Golden Panthers of Flor- After this weekend's action, ida International entered this The Falcons enter the week- the Falcons return home to host week's action with a 4-1-2 record end at 4-4 after Tuesday's Evansville (Oct.5) and Ohio m v i after topping South Florida by a defeat. State (Oct.8).

BG harriers host Linksters ^E^^f Mel Brodt Invite play at by Brian Hollenbeck .sports reporter MSU BG News/Paul Vemon Bowling Green back Brian Cook tries to get away from a Notre Dame defender in Tuesday's 2-1 loss. The Fal- ' After losses to Miami University last weekend, the Bowling Green cons are in a Florida tournament this weekend. cross country teams will try to get back to their winning ways this by Mike Drabcnstott weekend. sports reporter The Falcons host the Mel Brodt Invitational Saturday, with the men's action starting at 11:30 a.m. and the women's following at After finishing 16th out of Jackson's pick: Hershiser 12:15 p.m. The meets begin on the intramural field across from Harshman 21 teams last weekend at Quadrangle and conclude at the southeast corner of Doyt L. Perry the Lady Northern Tour- CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati Reds pitcher when you're going to get another chance," Jack- Field. nament, the Bowling Danny Jackson says he may have blown his chan- son said. "But he did a heck of a job in the stretch. ; The teams competing include Mid-American Conference rivals Green women's golf team ces of winning the Cy Young Award with his losing It was a remarkable feat. And he deserves every- ; Central Michigan, Toledo and Western Michigan, and non- hopes to record more bir- performance in Thursday night's 6-1 loss to the thing he has coming to him." ] conference foes Ashland College, Cincinnati and Cleveland State. dies and fewer bogeys this Giants in San Francisco. The Reds' left-hander took the loss in San Fran- BG head coach Sink said both the men and women harriers are weekend at the Michigan Jackson conceded that his chief competition for cisco as his record slipped to 23-8. Going into the ready to have a good meet. State Invitational. the award in the National League, Los Angeles game, Jackson had a chance this season to become "The guys really buckled down in practice this week because they Held at the Forest Akers Dodgers pitcher Orel Hershiser, is a strong front- the first National League pitcher to win 25 games were embarrassed by last week's performance against Miami/' Golf Course in East Lans- runner because of Hershiser's record-setting since Steve Carlton won 27 in 1972. Hershiser is 23-8 1 Sink said. "I think we are as ready to run this weekend as we have ing, Mich., the tournament string of 59 scoreless innings. The Dodger right- after getting a no-decision Wednesday against San .been all season. begins today with 36 holes hander pitched 10 scoreless innings Wednesday Diego. "The women have had a real good week, also. I think they are pre- of play and concludes Sat- against San Diego to run his streak to 59 innings, Jackson has one more start this season, coming Ced and very excited about this meet because the level of competi- urday with the final 18 breaking a record held by Don Drysdale. this weekend against the Atlanta Braves in Cin- i is going to be very good." holes of the 54-hole tour- Jackson said he considers Hershiser's achieve- cinnati as the Reds end their season. The Reds ment remarkable. were off Thursday prior to opening the three-game The Falcons have not fin- "I think he won it hands down," Jackson said of Atlanta series Friday night. ished in the top half of the Cy Young Award. "I felt that way even before Jackson, 26, was 9-18 with the Kansas City Zeta Beta Tau tournament standings this this start. Royals last season. The Reds obtained him during year, but last week's team "Obviously, you want to win a Cy Young when an off-season trade that sent pitcher Ted Power Proudly Announces It's New Initiates finish was the highest this you have the chance —because you never know and shortstop Kurt Stillwell to Kansas City. season with regard to Erik Friedman Scott McGrail tournament size. Leading the Falcons into Chris Kazacos Marty Perlaky action this weekend are Price stays with Cleveland Ann Alexander, who had David King Steve Tarbuck the Falcons' best score RICHFIELD (AP) - The the team said. "I was absolutely flabber- (252) last weekend, and Cleveland Cavaliers matched "The Cavaliers were given 15 gasted," Price said. "I never Mike Mehalik Brian Thomas Gloria Holmes, who is sec- the Washington Bullets' offer days to match the offer sheet," expected anything like this and I ond to Alexander in lowest sheet for point guard Mark the team said. "During that guess I still don't believe it." Joe Vasil average score per round at Price on Thursday, said Cava- period, the club and counsel for 85 5. liers' spokesman Bob Price. the team were given time to re- Price, who earned $175,000 "The team has intended to do view the contract and to take last season, is considered inte- (this) from the moment the club care of legal and administrative gral to the Cavaliers' future, received the offer sheet," the matters.'r part of a major overhaul ac- THE BG NEWS: Cavaliers said in a news release. complished in the past couple of Price averaged about 15 The size of the Bullets' offer seasons by general manager Tour one source for elints and six assists per game had surprised many players and Wayne Emory. a st season, his second in the NBA team officials. Initial esti- H~i»«i^~ NBA. Cleveland acquired him in mates of the contract's size had "I never expected it and, be- local news and sports a draft-day trade with Dallas been as low as four years for $1.8 lieve me, this is not the kind of two years ago, after the Maver- million. money we were asking Cleve- icks took the Georgia Tech land to pay us," Price said. iffiSSSSff^ product with the first pick in the "The contract is significant "Look, I would have been stupid second round. because we are in the process of to say. 'No, I don't want to sign trying to extend the contract of the offer sheet.' I was just very The Bullets reportedly offered Mark Jackson," said New York fortunate. §:•:•:•: Price a five-year contract worth Knicks' general manager Al more than $5 million, with $1.2 Bianchi, referring to last year's "I know that pro athletes are I million of that coming in the rookie of the year. "We've been outrageously overpaid by the KM first year. The Cavaliers had 15 negotiating with his representa- standards of the rest of the days to match the offer, and the tives and I'm sure this will world. But I also know where 1 15 days ran through Friday. change things." NBA salaries are going, and in three-four years, what I'll be I The Cavaliers' matching of Even Price said he was stun- earning will probably put me in the offer is subject to Price's ned by the size of the Bullets' the middle of the pack of NBA passing a physical examination, offer. players."

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I can't beeeve I kept BRING STUDENT ID heed, we've got whet you need to Look SUPER FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT the secret el week long' I em ao happy that you For a* youf shipping neede informal Rush. Oct 3. 4 a 5 on paper' See us tor si your TYPESETTING SAT OCTOBER 1st 9 15 at the ADPI Houee are my erne Wave tad a bast so tar and Federal Express. UPS NEEDS' Kinko 8 354 3977 MM A-Z DATA CENTER 3S2-S042 GAMES BEGIN AT 10 00 AM AT THE there's Lota more to come. Get psyched tor INTRAMURAL FIELDS GIANT GARAGE SALE Date Party! Homecoming Raffle CARLA Tickets at Union Oval COME PLAY! a LOTS OF BARGAINS I Love you tone' JAGUAR Desktop Publishing • 353-3351 WAHT A BtG-UL TEAM WELL BE September 29 • October 6 1049 Clark Street BIG WENDY Word Processing a Laser Priming YOU WATTED ALL WEEK AND NOW YOU'LL 12:30 PM to 2 30 PM 9-6 Friday and Saturday Papers. Reeumee. Protects. FASTI Alpha Gamma Delta "Phi Sigma Kappe SEE Wear your Homecoming Button and set Alpha Xi Data would axe to warn you Good Luck TONIGHT IS GOING TO BE A LOT OF FUN KO • Mertyn Mount • KD a tree rattle ticketl with your Football Tournament on Saturday LOOK OUT BECAUSE ITS JUST BEGUN OINA AND MARY I love you very, very much! You are the beet SOMEONE CARES ABOUT XO LOVE YOU SECRET BIG You're the beet big end G tug anyone could me m the work)! Get reedy to have some of the YOU AND YOUR PREGNANCY PROBLEM ALPHA OAMMA DELTA PHI SIOMA KAPPA AMA CAR WASH ever ask for Thanka tor bringing me into your beat times of your He Together we wB cauee AT BOWLING QREEN PREGNANCY CENTER GOOD LUCK THIS WEEKEND WITH THE Saturday, October 1 at eweeome family I love yal LI Stacy tots ol damage CALL 354-HOPE FOR INFO FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT' Chl-0 Chl-O ChK) Chl-O Chl-O CIH-0 Love, your Big 8 00 AM-3:00 PM ON FREE PREGNANCY TESTS AND ••The brothers ol SIGMA PHI EPSILON Lll' Danielle Happy 1tth Birthday Laurie! Marathon Station on E Wooster SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Tonight la the night Love, Inext to oaky mart) That you wet find Mooee KOAmyB KD Cara: 82.50: Trucka and Vane $3 50 Alpha Gams. Alpha Chla. Delta Upsllon Slg Epe, FIJIe. ZBTa That you have a big Deanrao Your Btg Lovoe You Rhonda and The Alpha XI s can't waft lo get the sensuous That'eone-of-eHdndl Jaal ATTENTION WICI MEMBERS PERSONALS seven together on Saturday night' Love, your excited Big KDU'Coeeen ChK) Chl-O Chl-O Chl-O Chl-O ChK) Meeting Tuesday October 4 at 8:00 I hope you were surprised and happy. I am gad Alpha Sigma Phi 10SBA HAPPY HOURS FOR PUSH that you ae my true Welcome to the lenvty SS0.00 REWARD The Kappa Deltae are looking forward lo our tee SPECIAL QUEST KAREN MASON FROM CH. Uptown Ber For the name of who dented the gae tank on the tonkjht' Chris Springer, KO Love. Big Linda 11 Happy Anntveraaryl 4-e FRIDAY WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS INC. white BMW motorcycle. Muat help me find the Sisters of KD MMdual Paeeioki higher reward available Do you want to go to Chee-0 with me? KD*KD'KD-KD-KD-KD'KO Tom 354-0866 I Love You. HAPPY HOURS FOR PUSH Grand LI Kent Forsyths Alpha XI Deaa would kko to congratulate PI Ka- ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS Terrl Uptown Bar Welcome to me family' • • • PHI KAPPA PSI ' * * ppe Phi on another successful PUSH week' BEFORE YOU VOTE IN NOVEMBER 4-9PMFRIDAY Looking forward to some Wad N Crazy ttrnael Congratulations to Dave Urda .end Joy Debney Love, the sisters ol Alphe Xi Delta YOU MUST CHRISTOPHER BAROSH Love. Megan REGISTER tor an outstanding Rush rm reefy excited about Saturday night TO VOTE HAPPY HOURS FOR PUSH • GREGG RESET AR ■ AlpheXIDelts Wel party a lot and do It up right' NEXT WEEK Uptown Bar KD*KD*KD*K0*KO*KD*KO*KD-KD*KD*K To my favorite No. 1 date! What can be saw JaUoreek CHEE Owl be great OCT 3-7 MATH SCIENCE BLDQ 1 4-BPM FRIDAY 0*KD that hasn't already I'm reaay looking forward to Alpha XI Delta be reedy to atay out late UZMARSTON MONTHURS 9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM Chee-O and having another unforgettable nkjhtl JaUxeek Sincerely your data! WENDY FALLON FRI 9:00 AM TO 1 00 PM ILoveyoul Coming Soon Karen HAPPY HOURS FOR PUSH DAWNTOTH Love. Lee PS ICen'tWeltll Uptown Bar SUZIEROBAROE P.S. That Inorexftoto urgejuat might happenl 4-9PM FRIDAY ATTENTION GAMERS'" ALPHA XI FOOTBALL PLAYERS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AMY MCALLISTER The 8GSU Fantasy and Wsrgeming Society's •ULMARLAGERRIK- LETS DOMINATE THIS WEEKEND STUDENTS CINDY WESTFALL weekly meeting is TOOAY on the second floor Throughout the week you've goten clues. AT THE FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT WANT TO KNOW WHAT COURSES REMAIN HAPPY HOURS FOR PUSH LORIDOKTOR of the Education building at 6.00 Pm. Coma on Including s beer named Clueless. YOUR PHI SIG COACHES. TO Uptown Bar THE BEST KAPPA DELTA FAMILY "' In and play Advanced Dungeons and Dragons And tonight ie the night that you find DAVE. DAVE, DAVE. JASON BE COMPLETED FOR GRADUATION? 4-9PM FRIDAY Kmge and Things. Star Fleet Barnes, and many out who your Btg ie. A computerized audit has been prepared tor KENWALDRON more FREE! Open to Gamers and the curious Get Excited! Amy. Dartene. Joan*. Mfcheea you (except transfer students) end can be HAPPY HOURS FOR PUSH public Chl-O love and mine. Chee-0 Is going to be the BEST, and Tern. picked up in the Business Administration 2nd Uptown Ber Your Big but it won't be the same without MM DOWNHILL SKI TEAM You guya are the beat! floor Student Lounge dunng the times posted. 4-9 PM FRIDAY our BLUE CRESP Organizational Meeting I Love You! Advisors wfl expect to see your audit when you Wel heve tun at the Beet Dele meet with them before advanced registration. Wednesday October 4 ■•ROB LOWE PHOTOS" Karen Party AROUND 8:00 PM 102 BA Mark or Brad P.S. Have a greet weekend! so check the times posted snd pick up your su- ao much fun, the next day you Here'e your chonce to win e 372-8088 dit today' Advanced registration begins Oc- heed wfl POUND FREE TRIP TO FLORIDA FOR TWO! 353-4674 tober 3rd. And when I wake and Look Co»S|S Republicans lor George Buah Angle Ha beggar Set, Oct 22 at the In the MIRROR. Wfl meet Tuee Oct 4 m Room 220 You sre one awesome Cm O' Come along and sing s song BGSU-Youngatown State Football Oeme. I hops I see the feint outer* Math Science at 7 30 PM Everyone Welcome • • WHO WILL YOU VOTE FOR I can't wail to take you as my true! Get pay- snd be an ADPI Plus, many other prizes snd ofaL a IN THE chedl We're the First. Beet on Earth FREE ADMISSION AND LUNCH Alpha Delta Pi LOVE. SHANON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION USG MOCK ELECTIONS? 77? Your big ?7? Rush Oct 3, 4 a 5-Mon , Tuea a Wed CAR WASH-SATURDAY. OCT. 1 DUKAKIS OR BUSH VOTE «the ADPI House KKGJuneShuttzKKG 10:00 AM-4 00 PM ANNE WILLIAMS TUES OCT 4 Good Luck with your new poevtton as Tt Mid-American Bank To this CN-01 am the Biggest fan For the times HEY LIL' JEN BERRY BRING STUDENT ID ol BGSU AO Club' 1480 E Wooster ahead I have a plan. We will stay sincere Compllmentsry Facial from a proleoalotlal Big and little we she! be through the years, having run. good times, consultant Call tor an appt 1-874-4882 So get excited fuat Ike mel LAMBDA CHI ALPHA OET INVOLVED •"• ATTENTION BUSINESS STUDENTS aughter snd cheers We wfl be the beet. I know Congratulatlone to Nancy lk> •i.Panhol s I Love my LI, SORORITY WOMAN OF THE WEEK Be s contestant m the MM BGSU Pageantl At- that we can. with al my love, to my Lit Sis Greek Athlete of the Week, or her first tennis Your Big ALPHA GAMMA DELTA'S tend one of our Information meetings: Mon. DELTA SIGMA PI, THE PROFESSIONAL Anne. Your Big maacril MARYHAUBERT BUSINESS FRATERNITY. IS NOW RE- Oct 3. or Tuee.. Oct 4 at 8:30 PM « 1 IOBA Appttgate HEY YOU PHI DELT MEN CRUITNG PROSPECIVE MEMBERS THIS IS Congratulations to Andree Zeissler on her re- I'm so gjad we finely worked things out. Let's KEVIN snd STU Lena a Chuck we eo psyched to see Get the Scoop YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP cent engagement to Matt Beet Wishes Alwsys Jusl start al over again You're the greeteat GET REAOY FOR A ROCKIN TIME Our eweeome men coming up to BG on PROFESSIONALISM ALONG WITH LIFE TIME Love. Missy (next to me). AT CHEE-O Us Cte-0'8 wB show you quite e night DEADLINES FRIENDSHIPS STOP BY OUR RECRUITNIG Leonard LOVE. JO A JUL Because we know how to party right for Elementary Education majors TABLE IN THE BA LOBBY THIS WEEK CONGRATULATIONS October 1 st we anxiously sweit Presented by Or. Darren Fytle - LADIES • "DONNA GRILL" Octobers. 116 Education 7.30 ATTENTION CHARDSHARKS" Hey ZBT MARK OLESKO. Our first Chee O a going to be greet If you LOVE the scent of fine PERFUME al ON YOUR ALPHA GAMMA DELTA -ZETA Juel can't wait in you ae here "Deadlines -Finish them before the finish you" COME TRY YOUR LUCK AT THE EUCHRE Are you prepared for a wed night? wholesale prices, we heve the deal for you! Call BETA TAU LAVAUERING TO SCOTT GRAY Beceuee in our hearts you're eo dear Sponsored by Elementary Education TOURNAMENT OCT. 4 AT 5.30 AT THE OFF- Hopeao. 'cause the Dee Zee Dete MARK 372-124J or BILL 35Mill lor sampling WERE ALL VERY HAPPY FOR YOU. Woody I know that we were meant to be Student Advisory Board CAMPUS STUDENT CENTER INFO AND Party I be outta sight' and prices CALL NOWNI LOVE. YOUR ALPHA GAM SISTERS So lets edd thle night to our let of memoriee SIGN-UPS AT THE COCO OFFICE. 110b Your DZ Date. Brad I cent Deieve tta been a year •••DEIRDRENEENAN*** MOSELEYHAO.. 372-891 5 JuleLange HEYMONII So gad we get to celebrate it here CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR JR EXECU- CRAIG OFFENHAUER'S JAMaHN' WITH THE MUSIC ATTENTION PAUL (KEITH AND HAUSS' So get reedy tor time youl never forget TIVE OFFICE OF ALCOHOL AWARENESS YABBA DABBA DOO FROM REGGAE BAND. QROOVEMASTERS. ROOMMATE) HEY' We promise It wB be e night you won't regret CHAIR WE KNOW YOU'LL DO AN EXCEL TOMORROW'S RESERVED FOR US TWO COME JOIN THE FUN FOR THIS CAMPUS- MY CHEEO DATE HAVE A BEER! LENT JOB LOVE. YOUR ALPHA GAM SIS- THE DESTINATION IS YET TO BE REVEALED WIDE FREE CONCERT. SATURDAY OC- EVEN THOUGH WE DON'T KNOW EACH YEAHI TERS DON'T ASK ME, CUZ MY UPS ARE SEALED LATE NIGHT WITH ASKIMA NU TOBER 1,1 Ms. 4:00 • 7:00 PM, OFFENHAUER OTHER WELL GIVE A CHEER! YOU AND I WILL HAVE A BLAST WITH TONIGHTS SPECIAL GUEST NANCY COURTYARD. •" Kappa Kappa Gamma*'' CHEEOMUNOA WILL BE FUN AS HELL HAPPY HOURS AT MARK'S CHEEOMUNGAS COMIN UP FAST SUNDERMAN *" Congratulations on receiving •*' I AM EXCITED SPONSORED BY LITE BEER! Join the BG Sum and SCUBA Club CM THE FISH ANO YOU'RE THE BAIT BOWUNG GREENS BEER BELCHING CHAM- Now organizing ' * "the highest overall chapter GPA'' I HOPE YOU ARE TOO GET PSYCHED. CUZ I CANT WAIT THE ALPHA GAMMA DELTA a PHI SIGMA KA- PPA PION Meet Mon Oct. 3 at 8:30 • ••sIPanhei Scholarship Desserts' ■" ■ECAUSE YOU'RE ONE OF THE LUCKY FEW TER Rm 209 Ufe Sciences • • • Keep up the Excellent Workl • • • XO LOVE, STEPHANIE FOOTBALLL TOURNAMENT IS HERE! Lee > MLS CRArO DIEKHONER KS snd JEN GRIFFIN XO Last year Chee-0 was a baat •••PI KAPPA PHT" ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS HEYI JUNIORS!!! Crag Shanon. I want to go to CHEEOMUNOA! Now si met stuff a m the peat NOW Is the time lo think about BRIAN SMITH. DAVE DEWEY. DAN SCHULER BEFORE YOU VOTE IN NOVEMBER Jen Shanon. I need a CHEE-0 data' HAVE A BEER' YEAH! Tha year wB be even better YOUR NEXT MOVE! THE TIME HAS COME YOU MUST. I proudly present Crag and Jen. Get reedy lor a time to remember' CHEEOMUNGAM REGISTER GIVE A CHEER' Junior Career Search Seminar My set up CHEEO couple' XO Love and Mine - GET PSYCHED TO HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR TO VOTE HAPPY HOURS AT MARK'S 7 to 8 PM Monday. Community Suite Have tun guys! SLAS NEXT WEEK SPONSORED BY LITE BEER' LIVES Love. Shanon P.S. No. 163 OCT 3-7 MATH SCIENCE BLDG THE ALPHA GAMMA DELTA a PHI SIGMA KA- BECAUSE WE THNK YOU'RE THE MOST PPS Lee-please stay out of the hospital' POST CARDS * PAPER COLLECTIBLES AWESOME GUYS! MONTHURS 9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM PPA SHOW FEATURING ANTIQUE ADVERTISING. LOVE. YOUR CHI-O DATES FRI 9 00 AM TO 1 00 PM Dawn Dance wil be FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT IS HERE! LH. CHRIS SCHULTE POLITICAL. MILITARY. MOVIE, SPORTS AND MISSY, HEATHER AND CHRIS Awesome with Tonight Ls the night, tta! you w* flnsay find out TRANSPORTATION ITEMS. DOCUMENTS, Vous Hey! Did you ever went to buad a houee? Now's who your very own tag is going to be When me SHEET MUSIC, AUTOGRAPHS. ETC SUN- ATTN: SENSUOUS SEVEN Been candle goes out, boy won't they shout., what ALPHA CHI OMEGA your chancel Come jom the ADPTa-YOU can DAY. OCT 2. 1988 10 AM TO 5 PM •• ATTENTION OSEA MEMBERS •• an AweeomeChl Pair they are going to be' TEACHER PREPARATION-PLUS CONFER- ALPHA XI DELTA help us buad upon The Brand of Exceeence TOLEDO, OHIO AT THE LUCAS COUNTY REC Dear BGSU Athletic Dept S BG News Chi-O Love, Your "Btg'' ENCE SIGMA PHI EPSILON Oct 3. 4. a 5-9 16 PM el the ADPi Houee! CENTER-KEY STREET SOUTH OF HEATH- Can't thank you enough for setting me snd OCTOBER 14-1 ■, 1 MS IN COLUMBUS FLNZBT ERDOWNS ADMISSION $2 00 DEALERS Done up for a GREAT AFTERNOON Sat. Oct. I can't watt in $10 FOR REGISTRATION-M FOR HOTEL andOU LH CYNOIRENOERT APPRAISING, BUYING S SELLING INFORMA- 22- Student Appreciation Day". FREE admis- "Late Night" with Pookle FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT AN ALPHA GAMS ARE LOOKING Todays the day! I'm looking vary forward to aee- TION (313)968-5910 sion to the BGSU-Youngstown footbal game. Love.Kuki OFFICER FORWARD TO THE 7-WAY! Ing you tonight You're the beat me anyone REGISTRATION MATERIALS FOR SPRING FREE LUNCH, chancee to win greet prizes In- could have! SEMEMSTER 1989 WILL BE DISTRIBUTE D cluding a trip for 2 to Florida'What more could a ff you're e senior we want you now Get psyched tor CHEE-01 TO CAMPUS ADDRESSES. ON-CAMPUS "CHI OMEGA PLEDGES" Afln. WOMENS CLUB SOCCER poor ooiage student want for he and ha beet lor the 1989 KEY senior section Al my Love. Good kick Sat at Flnday and Sun. at home ver- MAILBOXES This Is CHEE O No 1 gat? I only hope that my triende ere aa amart aa I Verdan Studtos Is now photographing Your XO Btg OR HOME ADDRESSES BEGINNING SEP- I hope you're payched to heve some FUN sus W. Michigan Wish I could play, but will give am end wB take advantage ol this unbelievable senior portraits for your own personel TEMBER 30. 1988 IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE Cause Chi O Pledgee are al my aupport! deal use and the 89 KEY. too. Cal YOUR SECOND TO NONEII Juke No CO Sincerely. Horace 372-8088 to schedule your appoaitment UL-uatLYBOHARDT REGISTRATION MATERIAL BY OCTOBER 8. XO Love- Tracy today Get psyched tor tonight CHECK You I find out it your guess a right DELTA GAMMA FOOTBALL PLAYERS ITS the way WITH THE OFFICE OF REGISTRATION AND HAPPY 23 MONTHS "JohnPenaee" LETS WIN THIS SATURDAY'S FLAG In the Dark? You'l find your big m a realty specal way RECORDS CHEEOMUNOA a number 4 KEEP THE FAITH' FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 110 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING BIG a UL forever we wfl Del It's hard to beHrve LOVE, DAVEY YOUR PHI SIG COACHES Get excited for tonight, kat eo you can see That there wB) be no more MARKO, DOUG. TONY Jamie Seegert. Tomorrow Ls our tun-ffled day WHO WILL YOUR BIG BE?? RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP TNe ie our laet. lets make it a blesl BECAUSE YOU ASKED FOR IP With lots of songs and Lots ol play XO love 1 si ol mine 3 30 PM MONDAY The beet la yet to come LATE NIGHT WITH A SJOMA NU DELTA GAMMA proudly announces their 1988 Now grab your tent andaN the poles 7?YourB«T7? Community Suite. Union Cause CHEEOMUNOA Is No. 1 ITS WORTH STAYING UP FOR Pledge Claas Executive Board (setting It up wB be our goal) University Placement Services Love, your CM 0 date STUPtO DATE TRICKS ALWAYS AREI PRESIDENT Jenny Zadel We're ready to go-you and me LIL EMILY TITUS VICE PRESIDENT Micheee Brown To tie 'Gratetuey Dedicated to a DZ' TOOAY IS THE DAY YOU WILL FIND •"•asATTWMel" SECRETARY Shell Campbell SPORT MANAGEMENT CLUB BECAUSE YOU ASKED FOR IP Love youl WHICH BIG SIS HAS SEEN RATTLING YOUR MEETING MONDAY OCT 3 You're my king of el occasions' Beet ol kick LATE NIGHT WITH ASK1MA NU TREASURER Debbie Bauer Gretch MIND next week Cent wsft untj Homecoming! SCHOLARSHIP Angle Mc Ml skin 8:00 PM 1 MBA ITS WORTH STAYING UP FOR I CAN'T WAIT FOR YOU TO SEE NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED Lore. Megan SENIOR NMPC Sue Eerick S-TUPtO DATE TRICKS ALWAYS AREI JIM KARLOVEC WHAT A FUN BIG I WILL IE QUESTIONS CALL DAVID BEAULIEU Even through el the problems we've had, I've OET PSYCHED 354-4519 OR ANN SCHLOSS 353-3872 - • BETA •BRIAN-BETA Don't be in the bars been ao proud of your hard work with PUSH KM BECAUSE YOU ASKED FOR IP YOUR BIG STAY IN COMMUNICATION WITH USII Hey you crazy Beta, there's only one more day. LATE NIGHT WITH A SIGMA NU Be behind tiers with Week and PUSH Amence- CongratukMKma on a Until the Dee-Zee Date Party, where wel an Alpha XI' Jom the e?CO CLUB every Monday at 7 30 PM ITS WORTH STAYING UP FOR super job" Beat of luck on PUSH America in 105 South Hal dance the night eway. STUPID DATE TRrCKSALWAYS ARE! 89 - Youl do a fantastic Lobll LJIIeeatarPttzenii ALL Students Welcome1 Wel heve such a good time, met It wfl be reaay Love.Kel Tonight is the mght you 1 see who I em eeay to remember the night cased DZ*DZ*0Z*0Z*OZ*0Z*DZ*0Z*DZ*DZ-DZ Through the famee of the candle. If you can GRATEFULly OE AD-icated to a Dee-Zee' BetaThetePI •OZ I knew when I met you that you were the one There w> be a badminton competition organ- Love, your wed-n-crazy Dee-Zee Date, With one week left urns homecoming we de- JOANASHCRAFT GRATEFULLY DEAD-CATED So gut psyched up to heve eoms tun! ized by the World Student Assoc at SRC ■ cided to shake things up with s grab s date. You Congralutatlona on being appointed N M PC TOADZIII I'm sure m« flame we be burning bright i2 00PM.Oct 1 have 24 hours to grab your date lor Selurdey Paeamentenen DZ*0Z*0Z*0Z*DZ*DZ*0Z*0Z*DZ*DZ*DZ C^yourolgthinMyc^reOUTOFStOMTII night Stop by the house for al the dstasa Tune Into Bowling Green's SPORTS Leader Julie Ann Dudgeon!! I LOVE YOU LITTLIII •KAPPA SOS- The Social Chekmen •DZ Selurdey tor LIVE MAC Footbaa Coverage on Good luck Selurday In the footbal tournament I LOVE YOUII il WBOU-FM-Bowtng Green et Western Mich.- We're behind you al the way. TheOUFUIn OZ-DZ-DZ-OZ-DZ-DZ-DZ-DZ'DZ'DZ «en Love, your Alpha Gam Coechee BETAS: GRATEFULLY DEAD-ICATED UL KELLY BARBA 12 30 PHEGAME. KICKOFF at 1:00 on GOOD LUCK WITH THE FOOTBALL TOUR- JUNIORS'" TONIGHT YOU'LL SEE WHO I'LL BE III FM WSGU NAMENT SATURDAY! TOADZIII NOW a the time to mmk about WHAT A TREAT-QOLLY GEE! -SIGMA NU-SK3MANU- Your A00 Coechee, WDZ'DZ'DZ'OZ-OZ'DZ'DZ'OZ'OZ THA BROTHERS OF SIGMA NU WOULD LIKE YOUR NEXT MOVE! XO LOVE. YOUR BIO Lean. Christy. Cathy * K* TO CONGRATULATE BOB KEYES FOR BEING Junior Career Search Sernjhar DZ*DZ*DZ*DZ*OZ*DZ*DZ*DZ*DZ*OZ CHOSEN BROTHER OF THE WEEK 7 to 8 PM Monday. Community Suite LOST*FOUND GRATEFULLY DEAD-CATED ULIOMWEtSs" • SIGMA NU * SMMA NU* BGSU DOWNHILL SKI TEAM A week of duea. eome true, some kea Organizational Meeting TOADZ!" DZ*OZ*DZ*DZ*OZ*OZ*DZ*DZ*DZ*DZ KATKJflwX Friday a hers, cuz you know you ttmeftss LOST GOLD GARNET RING LOST AT DOWN Tuesday October 4 -*LT.- Tonight la the night youl find out who I am A greet big and me ws wfl be TOWN WEDNESDAY NIGHT IF FOUND 8:00 Pm 102 BA To the boy next door What staled out with a ernes during rush las I kat can't ae* for you lo sea PLEASE CALL 353-3286 MUCH SENTIMET- DZ*0Z*0Z*OZ*DZ#DZ*DZ*DZ*DZ*DZ For us s fun time ain store gorwn into a friendship that w* Mat forever. I'm Who I wfl be NAL VALUE --REWARD GRATEFULLY DEAD ICATED It started with E Merry test BGSU DOWNHILL SKI TEAM ao proud to be your big a can't ww * you Mow Chi O Love and mme TOADZIH LOST Male neutered shepherd mix. black face And wel make Selurdey the beet! Organizational Meeting out the cenrje and find me! DZ*DZ*DZ"0Z*DZ*DZ*DZ*OZ*OZ*0Z is-JH and black 4 sever body REWARD CM Sandy Wedneedey October 4 Chi-0 Love-Your big? 352-28181 PS Remember to seve me some sweet! 6:00 PM 102 BA Cont. on page 12. Classifieds 12 SO Now. September 30,19«S

ZBT'S are you ready to pay We're gonna wn LITTLE JOANNE MICHELLE WILLIAMS RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP TO THE BIG ALPHA BETA: el the way Cont. from page 11. Today lathe day HANG IN THERE' I BELIEVE IN YOU' 3:30 PM MONDAY DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE7 Love you. Alpha Gamma Delta Foolta* Coe- That you wal And out Community Suite. Union YEAH Y A 0OII 1 CHEE-0 IS HERE. TONIGHT'S THE NK3HT-- LHKrlaten What your Crn-O Big is an about University Placement Services chea _^_____^_^_^_ WE'LL HAVE THE BEST TIME I'M TOTALLY From the day you pledged Gel peyched' Zeke, Saturday wil be aooo groovy NANCY. PSYCHEDI! I knew you wer e the on* Love. Your Big' He's reefy a mca guy. SANDY A USA Betche can't wait to be so wy SMILE! QratefullyDeedicated with the Dee Zees So IMritshaa You've already had a ZZA Cnee O wd be a Waal' LOVE. BELINDA we ere el Jerry's kids huh buddy? Whet a beau Toeheremelthefun LITTLE Ml LAMONT LATE NKJHT with a SIGMA NU, Oat psyched tor no xwuriee Na year!! You are me little The eaoel thing you've ever saw' We're gonna have an aweaome time) ttlul thing Peeee-Urre-and DeNe Zeta forever Today a Friday and gueaa Love you. Sugar Magnolia rm to proud about Stupid Dale Trtcke. he has confidence in you You guya are the greateetll Tothe future Youl find out who I am XO love and mine- MRS. MATTHEW KINSrNOER La Monwer becomes a part NEVER AGAIN Aa the candla goea out Ola great family Miaai (Andrea Zlesaleri) ChtOlove-- Response* decisions about ortnkmg and So look out BQ. here « cornea You've bean ona of my closest friends for ei- VOarBg driving moet 20 years Through nursery school, ate- WANTED A big me combo mats no. 1 Senior Portraits Nowl menlary. kmlor high IN R I H L ), high school, Cr» O Love and Mine Senior Portraits Now! and now coaaga. I've always known I could LI un Horn, Your big Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and SI $140 e rnonth. own room Senior Portraits Now! count on you to be there Now you're engaged Tonight you «■ rind Jude never known to tar! Male or female lo a wonderful man and I want you to know how That your big thinks you'ra ona ol a kind' May the Sacred Heart of Jeeua be adored and Cell 353-201 5 LITTLE MAUREEN RYAN glorified with katihad affection in all the saber. Shea* English HAPPY! HAPPY! I am for you and Matt You Vrhen tr* rjandle goea out you I aee You're the greatest little 1 What a great bKj and Unto we w* be nadaa of the world unM the end ol Bme May Happy Beleted Birthday' two deserve el the happiness in the world There ever could be CONGRATULATIONS! D.J. ServKea needed for Friday night pro Oat ended lor tonight' Hie Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised and glo Hope you had a great day aweetie- I hope you're surprised Love. Shan grama. Ask for Joe at 372 2343 Love. Your Big rifled now and forever St. Jude pray lor ua LolsotLuv CmdyV When you find out He me! Amen. Love. Your Big IF YOU HAVE TWO TICKETS TO THE PITTS- Say the Novena prayers six times a day tor nine TO THE ULTIMATE IN BKJ TIME LOSERS BURGH STEELERS VS CLEVELAND Ul Mlchele Talerczuk SHERRY consecutive days, leaving a copy in church THE DUTCHESS HERSELF You're a No. 1 Little and were going to have HAPPY ANNIVERSARY BROWNS FOOTBALL GAME. HHLD ON LITTLE MENOY HUTCHINSON each day Results wi come on or before the SUEMH.EK: aweaome times!! And many, many more NOVEMBER 20. 1S88. THAT YOU WOULD Today is the day. sixth day The Novena haa never bean known GOOD LUCK ON YOUR LSAT!! Lets party! UKE TO SELL please PLEASE PLEASE CALL When you wa find you way. total WE'LL MEET YOU BACK IN YOUR ROOM AT Love and AOT. Your Big Amy JESSIEAT372-3916! To a big who loves you. —Thar* you lor prayers anawered M M 3:301 Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Sigma Chi If you're a aamor. we want you now More than aha could ever aay. LOVE YA. The Brothers ol Sigma Chi would aha to con- for the 1 »89 KEY senior section IJ MKh**e Hennemen. The time haa come little. Only !4moredays CLARENCE > DARROW STAFF gratulate ARMANO MASSARY on Ma en- Varden Studios ol New York is now Tonights the night So don't deapair. The hunt loon) gagement to USA PISHOTTI Good Luck In the photograrjhlng senior portraits For you to And out Because when you are el done. Jailoreak'SI WhatbemgaLI We wil be the best pa> Mural Tonight on Late Nigh! srrth Sigma Nu Liz for the 89 KEY 1 lor personal use. too a el about {La da da. da. da!) XO Love. Nechbar describes her rehMlonaNpe wtth Fra- Cat 372-8088 to schedule your P.8.S. iler Crane and Pfd Coana appointment today You'll now know Your Big Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Sigma CN GET PSYCHEO FOR CHEEOI Whoa behind the dues. 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PH--TTKA ENGAGEMENT TO PEGGY BATT 1 male rmta. to share 1 bdrm apart- Big and Wife you and me LITTLE TWCIA CONDO PanheHenlc Council would like to thank Dr. CHEE OMUNO A is the place lo be SOMEBODY HAD TO DO IT ment on E. Poe. S135 a mo endelec Please Sisters, tnend and now lamxy TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT Paul Olscamp for speaking at our meeting Shebadee, LSAT. etc. etc.! eel Tom. 353-3098 Love. Your Say XO I HOPE THAT YOU'RE PSYCHED!! Tuesday evenlngl rTKATTKA-ITKA RESPONSIBLE FEMALE NEEDED IMME- UL CINDY BRINGMAN THE TIME IS AT SIX--YOU DONT WANT TO PANHELLENIC COUNCIL CONGRATULATES KENNY "SLASHER" THOMPSON DIATELY TO SHARE 2 BOR.. 1 A A HALF The week of fun and clues haa come to an and MISS ALL FALL SCHOLARHSIP AWARD WINNERS! SIGMA NU-AXO CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PI BETA BATH NEW. FURHSHE0 TOWNHOUSE IN Around the circle a candle wel Bend BIG-Ul WE'LL BE-SO SMILE AND BE WAY TO RAISE THAT G PA ! The brothers ol SIGMA NU would like to thank PHI-TTKA LAVAUERtNG TO ANGIE SAYLOR TOLEDO. 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Mickey Stephens (left), graduate student from Belfast, Ireland, Dieter Frank, graduate don, England comprise the band 'The Sygn.' The members of 'The Sygn,' all of student from Salzburg, Austria, and Mickey Stephens, graduate student from Lon- which played In bands while In Europe, now perform every Thursday at Pollyeye's. Cassette release from The Sygn' International students by Jim Cummer 9 The Sygn s first cassette-only release is a damnably frustrating effort. Because the band is local there is a tendency 10 trash it without a listen. If you've ever compose 'Sygn music bought a homegrown tape, you'll know what I mean ... poor production, vanity by Jim Cummer songs and rock star poses. dents who played guitar and we jokingly Fortunately, this batch or eight songs isn't like that. The band has a gentle, swirl- It's a Thursday night at Campus Pollyeyes, called ourselves The Sex Beatles." ing, acoustic guitar-laden pop/rock sound, yet somehow it is modern and fresh. a quaint Court Street pizza and beer At the festival the guys played several ()n tape it comes across perfectly. hideaway less than a block from campus. Beatle songs and discovered that what was The tape is a local effort, made right here at the University studios, and the pro- Fifteen minutes before ten the low rumble meant to be a joke had become fun. The band had a great time...and so did the au- duction is quite g>x>d. despite the few times when the harmonies disappear, most of the crowd is disturbed by the rattle and notably on the Dieter Frank penned "Not To Be." Such lapses are balanced thud sounds of amplifiers being wheeled dience. "The name stuck," Ellis laughed, "so, as throughout, especially with a superbly produced song like Mickey Stephens' "Salty across the floor. Propelling the sound Water." a highlight of the tape and my favorite. equipment is Mickey Stephens, lain Ellis The Sex Beatles, we played a few more parties. Eventually Dieter and Mickey Five of the eight songs on this tape were written by Stephens, a former profes- and Dieter Frank, a very non-traditional musical trio known as The Sygn. (Dieter Frank and Mickey Stephens) joined sional musician from Ireland who toured with his own band in the late '70s and How does a group of graduate students up and replaced the other two." early 80s. opening for the likes of Elvis Costello. Stephens' songs are achingly fra- originally from Belfast, Ireland. Salzburg, Salzburg. Austria native Dieter Frank, gile, often whimsical and written through perceptive eyes. Austria and London. England end up per- 32. came to Bowling Creen in 1984. Frank lain Ellis composed two songs, most notably the Pollyeye's favorite "Strange As forming each Thursday night in Bowling earned a master's degree in American cul- It May Seem." with its almost Turtles-like opening that becomes charming, if not Creen, Ohio? ture and is currently a part-time instructor infectious after a few listens. Ellis also contributes a round of accurate if not affect- "It started in 1986," lain Ellis, 25. of of English at the University. He handles ingly pleasant harmonizing throughout, raising the energy level of each in the pro- London, England said. Ellis, a PhD stu- the band's harmonica and co-guitar duties. cess. dent in American Culture since August, "It was in July of 1987. in that old house With help In im Sheepish Grin bass player Troy Raszka and Madhatter drummer 1986, is The Sygn's founding member and on South College, that we began practicing Jeff Mann, the Sygn has put together eight fun songs reflecting their genuine acoustic guitar player. seriously," Frank remembered. "For a commitment to music and to the local music scene. Throughout the cassette Ste- "International Programs asked various while it was just Iain and me. Both of us phens Irish accent makes th» a unique and charming effort. international students to do something had been in bands when we were younger At hast half of the songs are catchy enough to stick after a single play, and for that represented their countries for the in- so this was just an extention. But we the debut of an unknown hand, that is no small achievement. ternational festival." Ellis recalled. "I got needed a third person, especially for har- together with a couple ef other British stu- ■See Syej». page 12. 2 . Friday Magazine/September 30. 1988 Campus Comments Photos and Interviews/Sherry Koiki Do you think actors and actresses should endorse political candidates running for office?

Peter Willows, junior liberal studies major from Bayvillage: "No. I don 't believe anyone could be politically swayed by Poonam Mudvari, freshman undecided Jonathan Renkel, senior psychology Holly Likly, senior IPCO major from someone who allows themselves to be ex- major from Katmandu. Nepal: "No. They major from Fairview Park: "Sure. Reagan Rochester Yes, if they're a credible actor ploited through senseless films that insult have to be involved in political organiza- has been spokesman for the Republican that I respect. I think they would have to the public's intelligence." tions to have real knowledge of the issues." party for the last eight years." be a little older than Rob Lowe though." University team gets off the ground by Plane E. Wonder David Lombardo, assistant professor in the College of Zielinski said, "It is important to rebuild the team in or- Technology, said, "The program is behind the Flying der to get a wide diversity of students, from freshmen to Most participants on any type of team are usually con- Team 100 percent" seniors, so that there will always be a few members who tent to keep their feet on the ground, but members of one Every year, the Flying Team trains to participate in the have been to competitions." University team are quite happy they get the opportunity National Intercollegiate Flying Association (N.I.F.A.) Re- This year, the tri-state competition is being hosted by to take to the sky. gion III Precision Flying Competition. Ohio State. Oct. 19-22. Participants will be competing to For over 15 years, the University Flying Team has been It is a tri-state competition between Ohio State Universi- go to the national competition. "Depending on the num- the home to many highly skilled pilots and aircraft en- ty, Kent State University, Western Michigan University, ber of schools attending, the top two or three will go on to thusiasts. Ohio University, Cuyahoga Community College and Bowl- Nationals." Zielinski said. "The University Flying Team has led a silent existence," ing Green State University. Three years ago, Bowling Green placed seventh in the two year member and Flying Team President Scott Krein- "From a pool of tryout participants of all majors and nation in the ground and air competitions. "We placed brink said. "We were called black sheep because, for class standings, the strongest people are chosen'and behind Ohio State, Kent State and Western Michigan in many years, we were an elite organization that functioned placed in any or all of seven events for ground and air Regionals and came back to blow them away in without University support" competition, depending on where their strengths lie," Nationals," Kreinbrink said. "This was largely due to the fact that the team was so senior Aerotechnology major and Flying Team Vice The host of the regional competition alternates between small, usually seven members, and funds were difficult to President Paula Zielinski said. the six schools and the school with the best and largest fa- obtain for such a small number of students; advisership "Most everyone who trys out will make the team be- cilities is chosen to host the national competition, Zielin- and executive positions on the team also changed hands cause there are many aspects of the competition that re- ski added. quite frequently," Kreinbrink said. quire various skills," she said. Zielinski said that the Flying Team is competing against Kreinbrink said that great things have happened since "Just because you're not a pilot does not mean you can't many schools who have large fleets of airplanes. Two Uni- he has been a member of the Flying Team. "Student in- participate," Kreinbrink said. "One ground event, for ex- versity planes, Cessna 152s, will be used in competition terest is up by 75 percent and the Department of Aer- ample, involves plane recognition, in which points are a- this year. Both Zielinski and Kreinbrink said they hope to otechnology and the University have given us considerable warded to teams according to how many plane pho- see Bowling Green's fleet increase as interest in the team support in our activities and competitions." tographs are identified correctly." takes off. BSee Flying, page 11. Friday ftflr** ■«"tor Krai* Pyer Assistant Editor Llss Nation Friday Magaxine la published every Friday dariag the aeadasmle year by the Board of Stadent PabUcatloos of Bowling Green State Staff Reporters Pam Monaatra. Cathy Be More. University. Brenda Yonne; Opinions expressed by cohunnists do not necessarily reflect the Photographer * Sherry Koski opinions of Friday Magasine. Artist Thorn Kronse Friday Magaaiaa aad Bowling Oreea State University are eqaal Editorial Office S10 West Hall opportunity employers and do net diacriaunate la hiring practices. (419) 373-6967 I .Ulil \ i)t\ Ol I Nil mmmmmmmmmmmin

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Graduating from the University with a business degree does not necessarily make a good businessman . Craig Beck, lead guitarist for the California heavy metal band 'Am- page', can surely attest to that. Beck graduated from the University with honors in accounting but soon after gradua- tion changed his career direction toward heavy metal music. Beck was recently chosen as one often semi-finalists in L.A.'s 'Hottest Guitarist' contest. He was awarded $100. a t-shirt and a chance to be in the finals sometime this October. "There will be a show-down between the ten players and the winner will receive $500. a radio interview, a Krammer guitar, fame and fortune," Beck said. Beck said that after all these years of playing he finally feels that it's paving off. "It feels pretty good to be one of the semi-finalists. I've been playing forever and it's good to get some positive feedback. I was so nervous when 1 won though that my hands were shaking." Beck said. While a student at the University Beck majored in accounting and managed to finish the program in three and a half years, but instead of graduating he remained at the Uni- versity for the rest of the year and took music courses. "I was the happiest my last two quarters, carrying 18 credits each time, because I was doing what I like best," Beck said. UAO was another activity Beck was involved with while at the University. Because of his interest in music and working at UAO he was able to work on different stage crews when bands came to play in Anderson Arena. "I had a lot of fun. I got into the shows for free, but setting up for one concert was enough work for me." he said. He was also in charge of organizing hall parties while a re- sident of Rogers Quadrangle. Besides getting his degree from the University Beck also attended the Guitar Institue of Technology in Hollywood. His schooling there consisted of a 12-month program of in- tense guitar training 12 to 14 hours each day. "My hands were on the guitar the whole time with classroom training, video training, and private training, but it was the best pain I ever had." Beck said. For the past year and a half Beck has been playing lead guitar for the four member heavy metal band "Ampage." "'Ampage' is comparable to that of popular metal, commercially, the vein of Whites- nake'," Beck said. He met the lead singer of the band, Mark Mason, at the "Rainbow Bar and Grill" in California, where they agreed to work with each other. University gradual* Craig Back la now a mambar of tha California band 'Ampiga.' "1 was looking for a band to play with and he was looking for a guitarist. Back, who graduated with honors In accounting, movad to Loa Angelas altar gradua- ■See Beck, page 9. tion and haa bean playing guitar ever aince.

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film has all the makings of a daytime drama ("As the Coconuts Fall" would be a more apt title). There are absolutely no surprises here Movie Review because all the "twists" the movie takes can be sensed 15 minutes before the fact. by Craig Wagner Evidently, Donaldson is banking on shots of Cruise's devilish smile and bare back to Unfortunately, the one rule that has al- make up for the lack of suspense. ways governed Hollywood is that if you What makes the film so laughable as have a successful formula, stick with it. anything other than a jazzed-up melo- Following that premise, Tom Cruise's new drama is the unoriginal dialogue. Consider movie "Cocktail" is simply more of the these lines from the movie, which are ut- same-a less-than-average production dres- tered with the highest degree of sincerity: sed up to look like a blockbuster. "I wanted to know how you felt about me, In 1986 "Top Cun" dazzled audiences not my money," "You can't buy my love," with great aerial footage of Navy jet fight- "Nothing can cure what I've got for you." ers, a pulsating rock soundtrack, and a Screenwriter Heywood Could must have disarmingly flashy male lead (Cruise), who spent some very long and exhausting can act about as well as that man who naps hours coming up with those gems. in the Oval Office. Although the movie The acting is not much better. Cruise (as sported a predictable regenerated script, it always) relies more on his charm and good was successful mainly because it was a bril- looks than anything else, and Shue is not liant audio-visual spectacle. convincing at all. Brown is the only one Two years later, another glitzy soap who gives a commendable performance as opera has surfaced. This time around the the jaded veteran bartender who has more film features exotic Jamaican settings, mu- problems than his sophisticated facade will sic by Robert Palmer, the Beach Boys, and reveal. Bobby McFerrin ("Don't worry, be Although "Cocktail" was made with happy"), the same flashy male lead, and style-not substance-in mind, it can take another predictable regenerated script. all the criticism leveled at it and still Sadly enough, "Cocktail," directed by emerge without a bruise. People like Roger Donaldson, will come quite close to Courtesy/Touehston* watching films full of breathtaking scenery, equaling the success of 'Top Cun" be- Tom Crula* flips bottles throughout hit latest movla 'Cocktail.' But, othar than Cruise young attractive characters, and popular cause it delivers precisely what the audi- and his good looks the movie Is nothing to flip over. music-and this movie certainly has all of ence demands. Cruise fans will not be dis- those ingredients. appointed, and the film is mildly entertain- comes up. Under the guiding influence of midst of this paradise, he meets and falls in ing. the eloquent and cynical Doug Coughlin love with Jordan Mooney (Elisabeth Shue), However, with all due respect to an au- Cruise plays the young ambitious Brian (Bryan Brown), Flanagan soon becomes a down-to-earth artist who is just the op- dience's wishes to escape the drudgery of Flanagan, a man who emerges from the the best bartender on Manhattan'a Upper posite of what Flanagan thought he wanted life with mindless entertainment, I still military unemployed. Seeking instant suc- East Side. The two make a great team, in a woman. cannot recommend a film which looks like cess and riches, he soon realizes that New flipping bottles and tossing ice cubes to the The story then takes the predictable MTV's version of "Days of Our Lives." York business firms are not exactly clamor- delight of the frenzied bar crowds. path as friends and lovers test their loyalty ing for his talents. After a falling-out with Coughlin, Flana- to each other, all the while re-assessing "Cocktail," rated R, is now playing at the Flanagan takes a job as a bartender to gan tries his hand at pouring drinks at an their dreams of success. After throwing in Woodland Mall Cinema. Running time: hold him over until something better alluring vacation spot in Jamaica. In the a pregnacy here and a tragedy there, this 105 minutes.

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You'll be In The KEY and have some great shots from which to choose personal portraits! Do it now! Don't be a Scrooq< Friday Magazine/September 30. 1988 000 9 Return from abroad may be difficult by Nancy Erikson Britain. England is still a foreign country, Adams added that she found that not "Well, it's almost my culture. It's the cul- with a foreign culture. Life there can be only had she matured a lot faster in ture I'm building my life around so it would As Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz said, just as different as in any other country in Europe than her friends in the States, but make sense that it has become so much a there is no place like home. Most people Europe. found that they had nothing in common. part of my life. I love the language, and would agree. There is no place like one's "The United States is so isolated. In "I came home and I was so excited but I when you speak another language you al- home or hometown or even native country. Europe there is more of a world aware- found that I had all these wonderful stories most become another person. When you This usually seems to hold especially ness. They consider themselves a world to tell and nobody cared. speak a different language you have a true for Americans. There is no city in the community. They almost have to since "Although, I am glad that I went. The different way of seeing reality." Pressley world like New York. There is no sports they are so close to each other. Even experience was very positive. I am a lot said. event in the world like the Super Bowl and Africa is not too far away. more aware of my culture and how it He seems to have a real love for Spain there is no restaurant in the world like "Consequently, since I have been over makes up my identity. I want to go back. I although he still loves the United States. McDonald's. there twice, I am now more aware of the would love to see my old friends again and He said that he has kind of adopted Spain Most Americans that have visited other world issues and events. I met many also live there someday. England really is as his other native country. With such a countries have found that they could not friends in England, but I also made some like a second home to me." she said. love for the country and its culture, nat- wait to get back to the States. Unless these friends in other countries. Since I know Not only can England or Finland be a urally it was difficult to adjust to life back are the Americans that have not only these people, when I hear about their second home to a student but other in the United States. visited Europe, but have studied and countries on the news, I am concerned. I European countries can as well. Darrell "When you're in Europe, you can never worked there as well. think most Americans don't think about I'ressley. teaching assistant in Spanish, has get away from the U.S. influence. I found I These Americans have a different per- Europe because it seems so far away," studied in Spain twice. He went once as an had to avoid the major tourist places so spective of European life. It is not the Adams said. undergraduate for seven months in 1986 that I could really experience the Spanish usual vision of dirty cities and swindling Because of this new awareness of the . and recently returned from an 11 month lifestyle. It worked. I really felt as though I entrepreneurs. They have seen a different world, Adams finds that she sometimes stay in Madrid. was at home there. However, when I came side of Europe and the Europeans. feels awkward or out of place in the United "I'm an odd case. Most other students back to the United States I literally had "Over in Europe, you realize how small States. Living abroad can be fun but one wanted to come back sooner or later but I culture shock. the world really is. The countries over often finds that returning to the United didn't. I felt more at home in Spain than in "People couldn't relate to me. I couldn't there are as far apart as states over here. States can be frustrating. the United States. I have almost no Ameri- relate to people. I felt isolated from my You must know different languages. You "The first time, when I went to Finland, can accent and when I was over there I friends and others that I knew. I experi- must be able to speak to the Spanish and the adjustment was harder, although this could blend into the maiastream easily. enced a couple months of loneliness," said the French and the Germans," Jennifer last time was difficult too. I think what But then again 1 consider the Spanish cul- Pressley. Adams, graduate assistant for the College happened was that when I was over in ture to be mine. of Student Personnel and International Europe everything was a first-time experi- Programs, said. ence. When I came back, it wasn't fun to She studied in Finland the summer of just walk down the street like it was in Fin- 1986 with the International Association of land or England. MARK'S Students and the Economic Business "Also, I found that 1 had grown a lot. I Commission and spent last summer work- was more mature and when I came home ing at an internship in England. to my friends, I found that I couldn't relate. Pizza Pub ,„ ,m Most people forget that even though the It took a couple of weeks to get adjusted. I official language b Knglish in Great still don't feel all together," she said. 12" 14" 16" Beck Med. 1 item Lg. 1 item Extra Lg. 1 item ■(Continued from page 5) $4.25 $5.25 $7.00 so we got a record contract together. We'- Extra Items 90' Extra Items $1.00 Extra Hems $1.20 ve been recording since last fall and will tiplrts 1015/88 •xpires 1015188 enpires 10(5/88 continue until this Feburary," Beck said. While in San Francisco, Mitch Mitchell, legendary drummer for Jimmy Hendrix, got a chance to hear 'Ampage.' :*s "Mitch heard us play and said that we were 'magic', so he flew to Los Angeles when we were recording the album and Homecoming Week Movies helped us put it together," Beck said. Presently the band has released an album called "Champagne and Caviar," which is available on LP and casette and will possibly be available on CD depending on how sales go. "At this time we are inquiring with 'Fin- ders Records' in B.C. about carrying the album," Beck said. 'Ampage' is signed with 'Iron Works' re- cording in addition to a publishing agree- ment with 'Arista', to try to get their songs in movies and shows or to place them with ,^^-fr vrrn." vrrr .*^ other artists. Besides playing the guitar, Beck also gives lessons in California. Beck teaches a variety of styles including country, punk, CAMELOT THE BUDDY FOOTLOOSE JAIL HOUSE jazz and rock. Although Beck teaches all HOLLY STORY ROCK types of music his main interest is in heavy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday metal. After graduation from the University, October 3 October 4 October 5 October6 Beck married his high school and college 9:00p.m. 9:00p.m. 9:00p.m. 9:00p.m. sweatheart and headed for L.A.. Beck said 210 MSC 210 MSC 210 Msc Gish Film Theater they both love their lives in California. "My wife and my parents all agree that they will be happy if I'm happy... and I am Raffle - Win Soundtracks to your favorite movies! definitely happy," Beck said. . ■ Show up - Fill out a form - Get ready to win! 10 Friday Magazine/September 30. 1988

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I'MEHOTT" HMtUVX&l rtari&intriH.mioM, I'LL n*r- ' - ■ * noisy coed party OXFORD, Ohio (AP) - The city still in- tends to proceed with its prosecution of two Miami University students who police FOKALotN.. umiTMiur charged as hosts of a party where students TUITION? allegedly chanted the Pledge of Allegiance 1 too loudly. ft- -l jdZfrrr, Mayor Roy Young Jr., who happened to be a guest at the party, said Wednesday tow that despite the publicity given to the case, 1 the city considers it just as another one of more than a dozen excessive-noise cases it is pursuing. "This particular one is getting a whole lot of build-up, but it happens to be one of 17 that were done that night," Young said ucnuHb/l msmb m uts \ of the Sept. 10 party incident. The student MT/UM6 toMTomfi K'Mlvr /"»** body of 15,000 dominates the city of Ox- ford. \ Young said he was told the hearing was rnntntSii***f, postponed because the Oxford police offi- eFTHEsabcm-KPJL ^■v^aWri cers who were to have testified were busy Tuesday helping provide security at Miami University during a campaign appearance on campus by Republican presidential candidate George Bush. Karen Stevens and Kimberly Mart, the ■uiA two women cited at the party, were in court and said they were ready to defend them- selves against the misdemeanor charge of Hi !H V.- exceeding the city's allowable noise level. They scurried to court after working for Bush, distributing campaign buttons at his rally. Stevens, 21, a marketing major at Miami, and Mart, 22, a graphic design major, said police harassed them even though the women said they had checked ahead of time with the police in efforts to keep the noise down. The women said they also took other precautions, including in- viting the neighbors and hanging tarpau- lins in the house to reduce exterior noise. "We found out there were no complaints about the party from the neighbors," Ms. Stevens said. "We tried to take every con- ceivable precaution." "It was a calm party," Mart said. "We re- ally fed like we were picked on." Oxford's ordinance restricts acceptable noise levels to 70 decibels most times and A campus wide organization concerned with 55 decibels at night Police said the noise level at the women's party reached 85 de- the perils of drinking and driving. cibels. The police went to the party at least twice. They cited Stevens and Mart when a student, standing on a trench holding iced beer kegs, led the parsers in the chant of Each year thousands of young people die in the Pledge of Allegiance, which officers said reached excessive noise levels. alcohol-related accidents. Many more are "We can't dispute the fact they took two readings with their meters during the night terribly injured, robbed of all but mere and clocked certain levels," Stevens said. "We think we were penalized because we existence. went to police before the party and tried to make sure we did everything we were sup- posed to. We ended up getting harassed." Mayor Young said he was at the party To become involved, please attend our unofficially as a guest of an employee at his clothing store who invited Young.

meeting. Young attended the Bush rally Tuesday to welcome Bush and urge support for him. While addressing the rally crowd, Wednesday, October 5 at 9:30 Young quipped, "I left the noise meter at 110 BA Building home." ^^ Friday Magazine/September 30. 1988 ODD 11

Erikson: Yes, I would go so far as to call Flving develops pilots' skills in handling forced Alms a brilliant comedian. She really un- landings." Theater ■(Continued from page 2) derstands comic timing. Although I found "If the student is accurate at landing ■(Continued from page 3) that all the performers had that sense of This year is the first time the Flying Team from a normal altitude, he'll be able to that Noises Offis a play within a play. If s comic timing as well. Hey, I really think we has three coaches: Joe Restifo. flight in- land a plane in a farmer's field or wherever about people who are doing a show and so ought to mention the set and the rest of structor and 1986 regional competitor, necessary," he said. most of the characters play two parts. Ful- the technical aspects of the show. Do you Kathy Schilling, University flight instructor ler's performance was excellent because he know what I mean? and Scott Kreinbrink, a flight instructor The discipline involved in training for did the best job of helping the audience Bodollo: Exactly. The set was incredible. for Suburban Aviation in Michigan. and competing in the competition in- distinguish between his two characters. We don't want to ruin it for you, but the Practice for the events is a year-round creases the participants' professional atti- second act takes place backstage. It is in- process. Kreinbrink said, "Whenever you tude and responsibility, Quinn said. Erikson: Elizabeth Kimes. (senior news- credible because it really looks like a back- land, you think about hitting that 300 foot paper-editorial major) did a good job at stage and the actors act as if they really box on the runway as in the competition." The N.I.F.A. competition is a very pres- this too. She plays Belinda and her charac- were backstage. Air events include two accuracy land- tigious asset to those who are members of ter choices for Belinda were different than Erikson: That is what makes it such an ings, one with and one without engine the Flying Team. Zielinski said, "Major air- the choices she made for the part Belinda exciting scene. The actors try to be quiet, power, a sandbag 'bomb' drop and a navi- lines attend the national competition in had in the play. but the antics that go on behind the scenes gational skills event. order to find the best pilots for employ- Bodollo: Read that again Nancy, that is a are so outrageous that it is almost impossi- The events in the competition not only ment" Zielinski said. little confusing. ble for them to do this. Dr. Kepke, the di- focus on skill and knowledge, but also on rector of Noises Off did an excellent job of safety. "Besides the normal procedures, it Zielinski added that the competition not Erikson: But that is because the play as getting everyone to work together to make is important to train for emergencies and only gives students the opportunity to a whole is a little confusing. There is so some of the stunts work. While the comic abnormalities that may occur both on and meet those from the industry but also gives much action on the stage that I found it timing is important in this play so is the off the ground," Benjamin Quinn, Flying them a chance to make friends from other difficult to keep focus on one thing. While physical action and the actors handled Team adviser and chief flight instructor, universities. some performances were more complete both very well. said. "The accuracy landing competition than others, everybody was so interesting Bodollo: So Nance, what do you say we to watch. It was kind of fun to try and keep shut up and rate this play. 1 give it a all the story lines straight. "thumbs up." Bodollo: Now see, this is where I found it Erikson: And I give it a "thumbs up" tedious to watch, especially the second act too, Lisa. Bodollo: That is all for today which is by far the most active. Everything ladies and gentlemen. Noises Off gets was going on so quickly that I was tired at "two thumbs up" from Bodollo and Erik- the end of it. I was literally exhausted. son. Nancy, I was stressed. I was so nervous for Erikson: So until the next University the actors up there on the stage. I kept theater production, we'll see you at the wondering if one of them was going to Theater. mess it up. Even though all the action made me really tired, I really commend all of the actors on their timing and precision in all of the action and the lines of the play. They really kept up with each other well and if anybody did mess up, I couldn't tell. Erikson: I couldn't agree more, Lisa. The whole play is so action packed. It is the kind of show that you could see six times and still catch something you didn't see before. Bodollo: That brings me to what to me seems the most important part comic tim- ing. Julie Alms (sophomore, theatre major) plays the airhead character and although she played both of her parts as an airhead, she has excellent timing. Flowers

■(Continued from page 7) STUDENTS PLEASE BE INFORMED. Agency, while lyrically it mirrors "The End" by the Doors and U2's "Bullet The Blue Sky." It goes without saying that FACT: ALL BGSU STUDENT TICKETS FOR HOCKEY "...Katie" is a twisted brew, with nothing ARE AVAILABLE INITIALLY ONLY TO less than statutory rape as its subject mat- ALL-SPORTS PASS HOLDERS ter. People closes on a good note with "Feet On The Ground", a bruising electric FACT:': LAST HOCKEY SEASON. ALL-SPORTS PASS rocker. From its opening line ("This one/Is what you do in times of trouble"), HOLDERS CLAIMED THE ENTIRE "Feet..." uses hot sax, chugging Motown COMPLIMENT OF STUDENT TICKETS harmonies, and bopping percussion to re- late a positive world view ("I ain't talkin' THEREFORE. ONLY ALL-SPORTS PASS 'bout jet fighters...or fillin' each other's HOLDERS WERE ABLE TO GET BGSU bodies foil of lead...or war machines...I'm talkin' bout HUMAN BEINGS!"). STUDENT TICKETS TO SEE HOCKEY As a debut album, People serves its pur- pose in that it frees Hothouse Flowers CONCLUSION: from U2's shackles. There is, however, much room for improvement YOU MAY NEED TO HAVE AN ALL-SPORTS PASS If Hothouse Flowers is going to continue TO SEE HOCKEY. borrowing so heavily from pop's past they must learn that in the mainstream, it's sink NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT! 12 i :i Friday Magaxtne/September 30, 1988

changed the band's name. with and you play it for the other guys, who is a collective label organized by and for Sygn, "The Sex Beatles was a catchy name but are not quite into that particular music," independent and alternative bands in ■(Continued from page 1) had a lot of bizarre overtones," Ellis said. Frank said. "And they add what Jiey can Northwest Ohio. "We ran into a lot of confusion because of add and it turns into Sygn music," he monies, writing and the like. That's when "There is a great music scene in this our name. Some people thought we were a mused. we got Mickey and the band gelled into its town," Stephens said. "For example, you present configuration," Frank said. punk band. With the tape coming out, we figured the time was right for a name Ellis added, "I think we also tap into the should hear Sheepish Crin, The Exchange Mickey Stephens, 37, a candidate for a and Deep Six. CCC is a way to provide doctorate in American culture, is the change." he explained. two primary forces of rock and roll, which Ellis is credited with renaming the band, are country and rhythm and blues. In many Bowling Green bands with a positive iden- professional singer-songwriter for the tity." band. Originally from Belfast, Northern believing a name such as The Sygn would ways we offer a sort of alternative fusion of Ireland, Stevens came to Bowling Creen in be reasonably ambiguous enough to avoid that music." 1985. Stevens spent about ten years play- confusion about their identity. Evidence of the success of their sound Stephens feels that by offering local acts ing professionally, intially as a solo singer "With many bands, their name is associ- can be found in the local record stores. such an organization, the town will have a and later with his own hand. ated closely with their image," Ellis said. Madhatter Music Co. said that they quickly quality label associated with quality artists. "Dieter got an offer for a gig down at "As the Sex Beatles we had to spend time sold out of The Sygn's cassette when it was Polleyes," Stephens remarked. "So we clarifying our sound because of our name. released two weeks ago. The band has "It hopefully will make it easier to mar- rehearsed for a month and auditioned. It The new name should avoid categorization since replenished Madhatters' supply and ket the music beyond Bowling Green," went really well. As we improved, the seats before they hear us." hopes to gamer more sales through in- said Stephens, "and enable those of us filled and business increased. We've been Because the band members are from creased concert appearences. committed to music to reach out to other playing there ever since," Stephens said. different countries, are different ages and music centers." During the summer, the band continued come from diverse backgrounds, their The tape was financed by the band on playing Pollyeyes. They also wrote and re- sound is a fusion of these influences. their own Crystal City Communications corded an album's worth of material and "You write a tune the way you're familiar (CCC) label. According to Stephens. CCC

Steve & "the Lush' Bob & Amy Greg S. & Stacy Seth & Aimee Rug Rat & Jenny Steve S. & Robin Sam & Michele Dan & Wegian Bill & Kelly Duncan & Julie Mike & Greenie Steve M. & Jackie Rick & the CMC Michael P. & Whitney Chick Todd & Ingrad Ed & Kris late Wf * Eric R. & Heidi Mark B. & Julie Brian & Bethany Chiz & Biz Mike & Laurimsa Andy & Renee Sigma NU Steve & Fatima Tim & Linda Larry & Mo Eric K. & Diana Captain Paintball & Scott & Betsy Frank & Debbie Sidekick Red Erik & Brandy Michael Z. & Martha Rob S. & Susan Dave & Tina Greg & Liz Tim B. & Pam Arnold & Maria Jim & Barb Duane & Nancy John & Laura Friday llagailne/September 30, 1988 nau 13

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