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Gore several times to explain clear for each of the three run- presidential candidate Al Gore matters much worse. Jobs will be "Mr. Vice President - Dan, if I why Clinton was qualified for the ning mates: to boost the fortunes and Vice President Dan Quayle lost," he said, adding that Clinton may," Gore said. "If you don't try White House and the two men in- of the man at the top of the ticket argued over leadership and the would raise taxes and spending to compare George Bush to terrupted each other repeatedly. in a race that has exactly three economy Tuesday night in a bit- as well. His was a finger-waving, Harry Truman, I won't try to Both seemed tense, and with weeks left to run and shows Clin- ing debate of campaign under- angry demeanor from the outset, compare you to Jack Kennedy." Republican glaring angrily at ton with a double-digit lead in the Grab that umbrella: studies spiced by James Stock- attacking Clinton in vigorous It was a reference to 1988 vice Democrat, Stockdale broke in polls. remarks over and over again. Wednesday, variable dale's passionate denunciation of presidential candidate Lloyd and won audience applause. the political gridlock in Washing- Stockdale stressed his non- cloudiness with a chance of Bentsen's debate salvo: "Senator, "I think America is seeing Beyond that, Quayle has presi- ton. politician's status from the out- you're no Jack Kennedy." right now why this nation is in dential ambitions of his own and showers. High 65 to 70. set. "Don't expect me to use the Southwest winds increasing Gore charged that President Quayle derisively noted that it gridlock," he said. "We've got a was hoping to dim the memory of Bush and Quayle were like "deer to 10 to 20 mph and gusty. language of the Washington in- hadn't taken Gore long to bring man who knows how to fix it, and his 1988 debate with Sen. Lloyd caught in the headlights" when sider," he said. "The centerpiece Chance of rain is 40 percent. up the subject of that debate. I'm working for it," he said, lean- Bentsen. Quayle's inexperience Wednesday night, mostly the recession struck - paralyzed of my life was the Vietnam War." Quayle attacked Clinton for in- ing forward on his podium and was painfully evident then, his and unable to respond. He cloudy with a slight chance decision in advance of the Per- clutching his folded glassses in answers often hesitant and pledged that Democratic presi- He went on to describe leading of showers. sian Gulf War. "You can't have it his right hand. faltering. On Campus Retaining Leafy Reading Women stage sit-in: Lunch-time patrons of the University Union were walls to be treated to a sit-in Tuesday by various members of the Women's Reproductive restored Rights Organization. The group was protesting the "gag rule" - a rule which at quads makes it illegal for health professionals in federally by Julie Tarjlialerro funded family planning clin- administration reporter ics to give complete health information to pregnant The University Board of women. Trustees approved an $18,800 The sit-in, which included repair allocation Friday to fix the about IS students wearing retaining walls surrounding gags on their mouths, lasted Harshman and Kreischer Qua- for nearly twenty minutes. drangles. The group did not speak, but The improvements will include instead expressed their dis- restoration of a layered stone pleasure by handing out wall bordering the quads on the fliers that detailed effects of Mercer Street side. Robert the rule to all bystanders. McGeein, vice president for Previous to the rule's im- capital planning, said the wall is plementation, two legisla- about 30 years old and was built tive bills were introduced when the two complexes were that would have reversed it. constructed. Through the years, However, both bills were the wall has been crumbling. vetoed by President Bush. Carl Cogar, director of the The gag rule officially went physical plant, said the repairs to The BG Ncwi/TIm Norman into effect Oct. 1,1992. the wall were intended because it Taking time between classes, sophomore biology and envlronmen- Cromly said she enjoys reading amid the leaves and that she likes has been an "eyesore and poor tal science major Laura Cromly reads "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn the cold weather because it Is a refreshing break from being in- Outside Campus testimony to the University" in Rand on the lawn in front of McFall Center Monday afternoon, doors. Must have been the uni- See Quads, page three. form: A 40-year-old intoxicated woman overestimated the Everyone's invited friendliness of city police officers when she copped a GSS leader appointed feel on one of BG's finest Tuesday after luring him to to help celebrate her apartment on a false complaint. According to the police newest student trustee our student groups report, the woman was es- by Julie Tagliarerro corted home by the officer administration reporter "The fact that [graduate students] have access to Hie by Jane Kllgore earlier in the evening be- night game was played in 1990, cause she was walking in the student life reporter trustees [wife me as a student member] makes it and the event itself was moved to middle of Prospect Street The University Board of easier to accomplish student goals, rm here [as a the Parent's Day game in 1991. and was nearly hit by traf- Trustees has recognized Tony Since the activity originated, fic. When the woman left the The University will mark its Fluellen, trustee] to represent Graduate Student Senate and all fifth year of honoring on-campus The News and the athletic de- police car, she allegedly at- Graduate tempted to kiss the officer. graduate students. The fact that rm wearing two hats organizations at the Bowling partment have sponsored it. Student Sen- Green-Ball State football game Goldstein said the two came About IS minutes later, ate presi- is irrelevant to me." together in hopes of improving the same officer responded Nov. 14 with Student Group Rec- dent, as the ognition Day. attendance at athletic events. to a loud music complaint at newest stu- the woman's apartment Tony Fluellen, Graduate Student Senate president The Falcon football game is "It is a good opportunity for dent member used to acknowlege the achieve- The News to help fulfill its com- building. The patrolman no- of the and University student trustee ticed no loud music, but ments of all student groups that munity service role through trustees. are officially recognized by the helping to recognize the heard a voice calling for him "I don't know what goes on in Fluellen University. achievements of many different to come a certain apartment. ing through a lot of red tape." those meetings," Fluellen said. replaced Fluellen The event itself was based on organizations on campus," said When he went to the door, Christine "The fact that [graduate stu- "It would be nice to know since Robert Bortel, student pub- the woman let him in and lam not allowed." the idea that many student Senack as the graduate student dents] have access to the groups get little or no recognition lications director. "The event has admitted she had called in a Although Fluellen recently trustee. Senacks term expired trustees [with me as a student for their accomplishments and evolved a lot over the past five phony complaint just so he became a trustee, as GSS last March. member] makes it easier to ac- that a football game, generally years, and we have been happy to would come back. She then president he is required to at- Fluellen was nominated complish student goals," Fluel- being the largest single gather- be a part of it." allegedly opened her robe, through a selection process at len said. tend the general trustee meet- exposing her breasts, and ings. Like Fluellen, Jackson is ing of people from both on and the University and was ap- off campus, might be a good way Letters inviting the organiza- grabbed the officer "in the pointed by Gov. George Voinc- Fluellen said his role as a serving as both a trustee mem- groin area." to highlight those organizations. tions to participate in the gather- vich to replace Senack, said student trustee also allow him ber and the representative "The game is used as a vehicle from USG because he is the ing are sent by the athletic de- Deborah Magrum, a secretary to obtain information about to get a little pubicity for these partment to the presidents The officer responded by in the president's office. important issues before the president. groups," said Senior Associate and/or advisers of all officially pushing her away and ask- general public hears about it. Magrum said people often Magrum said Fluellen will Athletic Director Philip H. Gold- distinguished clubs. The letter ing for her social security serve a two-year term that Because of this, Fluellen said are confused because they as- sume Jackson and Fluellen are stein. "The event is not some- explains the concept of Student number. ends in March 1994. Because of he is able, to bring the concerns thing that is designed for any Group Recognition Day and asks No charges have been the student trustee members the delay of the appointment to GSS and take action on the other purpose other than to rec- the groups to join by completing filed against the woman. by Voinovlch, Fluellen missed issue if necessary. because they are the presi- dents of the two government ognize and focus attention to the a one-page survey form on which serving for the first few Fluellen and fellow student organizations." they list any noteworthy accom- months. However, Magrum trustee Jason Jackson are con- organizations. Student Appreciation Day was plishments achieved by the or- said, this is common. cerned that student trustees "They are two totally Lottery different forms of involvement initially held in 1988 as part of a ganization in the preceeding aca- Student trustees are able to throughout Ohio do not have University promotion in which demic year. voting rights. with the trustees," Magrum CLEVELAND - Here are attend committee meetings students were admitted free to In the past, close to 70 out of and the general board meet- GSS and Undergraduate Stu- said. the game. At that time, students 230 clubs have responded to the Tuesday night's Ohio Lot- Fluellen said he thinks it is ings, but do not have voting dent Government, of which were required to pay admission tery selections: appropriate that the presidents activity. rights and are not allowed to Jackson Is president, are work- to sporting events. The promo- "Some groups have contacted Pick 3 Numbers: 5-8-4 ing together to make their con- of the government organiza- Pick 4 Numbers: 1-5-8-4 attend the board's executive tion featured prize raffles, along us to say how much they have council sessions. cerns on the issue known at the tions are also the trustees. Buckeye 5:6-8-14-16-29 "I'm here [as a trustee] to with a resort trip for two. appreciated the recognition," Fluellen said he is honored to University as weU as at the By 1989, student admission The Super Lotto jackpot is represent Graduate Student Goldstein said. be a trustee. He said the posi- state level, Fluelltn said. was free to all athletic events, $12 million. Senate and all graduate stu- tion allows him to report the Fluellen said he is also con- and the first-ever night game The deadline for the applica- dents," Fluellen said. "The fact concerns of graduate students cerned that he and Jackson was introduced along with free tions is Nov. 2, and any group not Compiled from staff and cannot attend the executive that I'm wearing two hats is Ir- to the trustees and University T-shirts and concessions. The receiving one should contact Phi- wire reports. council meetings. relevant to me." administrators instead of "go- idea was so popular that a second lip Goldstein at 372-2401. Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, October 14, 1992
The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KlMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAH NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELCH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN. OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News O'Connor went too far in ripping Pope's photo Being different isn't all bad. In fact, because they agree with everything in today's society, being unique is Pope John Paul II says and does, but be- quite a good accomplishment. Until you cause her message was simply horrify- cross the line. ingly offensive. When Sinead O'Connor destroyed the Not a very smart way to promote her Pope in effigy on Saturday Night Live new album. on Oct. 3, she not only crossed the line, but hurdled over it at world-record This week other celebs are offering speed. their opinions, some siding with O'Con- Family leave now common; Once popular for her unique style and nor, others making her out to be the ul- liberated views, O'Connor is now being tra-leftist wacko she is. compared to the devil himself in pub- Joe Pesci, who hosted Saturday Bush was right to veto bill lications like Entertainment Weekly for Night Live on Oct. 10, held up the photo her outrageous actions. of the Pope, which had once been torn to shreds and was held together with As we move closer to the government is putting busi- Not only did she offend Catholics all November election, we, the nesses under. over America and the world, but she did Scotch tape. voters, are faced with sorting out Norm VanNess The editorial went on to say it as a guest on SNL, unbeknownst to He said, "She was very lucky it all that has been said and prom- that "American families are do- any of the show's producers or staff, wasn't my show. Because if it was my ised during the campaign. It can ing all they can to survive." If putting them in a terribly embarrassing show, I wudda gave her such a smack." be a difficult process, especially this is the case, then how on earth and potentially harmful (to the show it- Not that physical violence (i.e., beat- when you don't have all the facts can they afford to take the 12 self) position. ing women on television) would have concerning an issue. Case in weeks of unpaid leave this bill Call us crazy, but if people invite you made things any better. point. would give them? into their home, you don't defecate on At the other end of the spectrum is The feature editorial printed in While you are pondering an an- the furniture to make a point. Madonna. the Oct. 7 issue of The News, swer to that question, chew on And what exactly was the point? We realize it's very irregular for Ma- ("Bush's stance on family found this: the family leave bill was donna to endorse any controversial ac- in leave bill veto,") gave you only written and passed by House and She undoubtedly wanted the Ameri- half of the story surrounding Senate DEMOCRATS who knew can public to think about religion and tion, but in this case, she has chosen to President Bush's veto of the fam- the president would veto the whether it controls our lives. side with O'Connor. ily leave bill. bility to deal with market fluc- measure, thus giving them a Well, she may have gotten society to Gee, now that's a shock. The editorial stated that "By tuations, weakening our competi- "See, you don't care" finger to think, but it seems that what they are vetoing this bill, Bush has proved tiveness on the global scene. point at George Bush, just in time wondering is why the hell they bought According to MTV News, Madonna that he is not as concerned with Did you digest all of that? The for the election; and if you don't her newly released album, "Am I Not thought O'Connor's performance was the family as he is with American major flaw with this bill is that see it that way, you're looking the Your Girl?" just fine and dandy, but what would one businesses making profits off the businesses will be forced to fill other way. The Pope, bearing in mind that he is expect from someone who repeatedly backs of their employees - true When George Bush vetoes only human, is not perfect. Nor is the tries to anger anyone connected with to the Republican interest." I weak legislation like this leave Catholic religion, so why did O'Connor the Catholic religion? contend that nothing could be "When George Bush wetos bill, he is acting in the best inter- We think that O'Connor overstepped further from the truth weak legislation like this est of the nation. He knows that go to such extreme measures to make a What the editorial failed to hurting businesses means hurt- statement that went over the heads of the bounds this time. It's all right to be mention is that the primary crisis leave bill, he is acting in the ing families as well. most of the viewing public? Not only different and to encourage free think- this bill was to resolve, that being best interest of the nation. The key to helping families did she insult a lot of people, the way ing, but she just doesn't seem to know maternity leave, is hardly a crisis does not lie in more government she went about it was totally unethical. when to stop. Most fans of SNL are not at all. In fact, 85 percent of all He knows that hurting intervention. It can only come During the week before the show, O'- the kind that offend easily, but when women in the workforce businesses means hurting about if the government gets off Connor rehearsed her act, but left out nobody in the audience claps after a ALREADY HAVE maternity the backs of American busi- the little encore at the end, so nobody performance, that's one clue that you leave. I fail to see this as a crisis. families as well." nesses and allows them to com- was more surprised then NBC execu- screwed up - and screwed up pretty Furthermore, the bill would pete, unhampered, on the world tives. good. only apply to businesses employ- vacancies with temporary scene. Not a good way to make friends. Basically, we think that O'Connor ing 50 employees or more, which workers and then go through the The family leave bill was noth- And some of O'Connor's fans are needs to grow up. And while she's at it, encompass a whopping 20 per- time and expense of training ing but election-year politics. Ve- grow some hair. cent of the American work force. them to do the job, only to lay toing the bill was the right thing slowly disappearing, not necessarily Aside from these reasons, them off when the original em- to do. If anyone can be accused of Bush pointed to the fact that the ployee returns. not caring for American families, majority of businesses already Government intervention has it would have to be the majority provide health care, paid vaca- already cost us dearly in the members of the House and Sen- Confiscation of signs legitimate tion and other benefits to their world market, and the family ate who refuse to look past politi- employees, and that the policy leave bill would simply add to the cal differences when writing leg- would give employers less flexi- ever-increasing burden our islation. As is often the case with The cooperative in every possible News and the students on this manner. In fact, one of the pro- campus, it often takes someone Guest Column testers tried to punch one of our such as myself to dispel the lies volunteer security agents in the Interrupting president improper and inaccuracies in the media face. and to tell the facts and present Dave Dorland the evidence in a truthful and To compare this rally to Slick Being able to hear the candidates important for voting decision knowledgeable manner. Willie and Captain Planet (Clin- Take, for example, the whin- ton/Gore) rallies, our actions The BG News: people from expressing their ing, whimpering cries of those pie attending the rally, there and precautions were tame. At This letter is in response to all informed decision on a candi- opinions. selected few who had their signs were no less than 100 protesters. the two rallies held in Toledo, the talk going on about President date. I seriously doubt that George taken away at the presidential My estimate is very accurate be- friends of mine that were there Bush's visit to this fair city. I'm At a Clinton rally, I would Bush expected everyone there to cause I was head of the volunteer had their pro-Bush signs taken not going to say whether his visit listen to see why I am or am not rally. be In favor of him. That Is impos- No signs were allowed to enter security force and I was in every away and they were verbally and was a success or not because going to vote for someone. The sible, especially in a college the rally regardless of their con- part of the crowd at least 10 physically assaulted. One Bush you'll believe what you want re- College Democrats and the oth- tent. Reasons: a.) private prop- times during the day. advocate had to be escorted to his gardless of my opinion. ers who joined the chanting must town. I'm sure he has faced peo- erty b.) private property. car by a Lucas County sheriff to What I would like to address is have enough intelligence to let ple who have opposed him before - he does every time he has a Let's say you are having a avoid being beat up by pro- respect. To you, George Bush others become informed. A little press conference. party and you don't want any al- "A majority of those who Clinton union "thugs." These ral- may deserve no respect what- boy behind me at the rally put it My sign was not even allowed, cohol in YOUR home (hence, were protesting are lies were on public property and soever. But he is still the presi- best. He said, as he was put on his your property). The party is be- their signs were taken away. dent of the United States, even if father's shoulders, "I don't want and it was pro-Bush and pro-life. People are correct when they say ing paid for by the campus group commonly referred to as the So, o ye protectors of thine you disagree with his ideas and to see him, Daddy, I want to hear the College Republicans took Students for the Humane Treat- Constitution, where were you policies. him." 'bottom of the barrel.' They away our freedom of speech. ment of Lemmings and they are then? Where are you now? If the I see nothing wrong with chant- Another subject I would like to funded by state subsidies that were the most rude, vulgar, protection of free speech is a ing before his speech, but right in talk about is the "security" at the rally. The College Republicans Jim Riehle are funded by taxpayers. disrespectful people I have universal right regardless of po- the middle is absolutely rude. People came to hear him speak. went a little overboard in this Sophomore If Sam shows up with a case of seen in my life..." litical ideology, why haven't Schlitz beer and you do not let Shawn Podgurski, Greg Sharp Perhaps they came to make an area. There was no need to force Elementary education him in, then does Sam have an and Dick Clark (BGSU's own argument? No, because just as "Crusaders for American Free- Free Market ——DanDurica the Constitution protects free A majority of those who were dom") addressed these "ou- protesting are commonly re- trageous" Constitutional viola- speech and freedom to assemble, Ai *tl A*HUcA>l /«•*- ferred to as the "bottom of the tions and told the whole truth and nuf it also protects the right to pri- im^t *> w ** u/r /■««- »ioif fii. 0> rue** '** ** *r■* **• vate property. barrel." They were the most nothing but the truth? fjgt? rSJ&f uw i UAre n n mee rmr ur **<*"* ° <** So, I don't dictate who or what rude, vulgar, disrespectful peo- I believe you are intelligent un iw rtcttZMs """US tiei/tr rrt triMfss m ple I have seen In my life and enough to draw your own conclu- tAfrTULOK ratt o* *er you let into your home and you tot. T*» FrtL't- Mf»Sf don't dictate who or what I let some of their actions included sions. To alter and use a pre- sorftAte or A Wi"JfSJ smashing mothers and their chil- into my home. This is a prime ex- viously used phrase for more ac- -rut UMTB wfc \ ample of how "some" people dren against fences, screaming curate and useful purposes, selectively twist passages of the obscenities at the president (in "Fight the medial" V Constitution to use in their favor full earshot of babies and chil- Oh, by the way, for all of those CoMFoRTflfrLt" whenever they believe they're dren), ripping and defacing who had their signs taken away, being treated unfairly. American flags, pushing and there will be a pity party for you Out of the 8,000 to 10,000 peo- shoving people and being un- on Nov. 4. Campus Wednesday, October 14, 1992 The BG News page three Hispanics honored in October OSA focus: fees, Latino Student Union plans events to celebrate and educate budgets, voting by Todd Kleismlt contributing reporter groups and when we are grouped participant of something that is Center. together we are the largest mi- different." Saturday will be Culture Day, byJenl Bond nority group in the United Tonight at 8 the film "The Old in which displays depicting the student government reporter Hispanics make up the largest States," Sanchez said. "The mes- Gringo" will be shown in the Gish cultures of several Latin Ameri- volved with OSA. Sears re- minority group in the United sage for Hispanics is the part Film Theater. Another Hispanic- can countries will be presented signed his position last month States and their influence on that says 'our time has come.'" oriented film, "The Salt of the beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the The Ohio Student Associa- due to personal reasons. American society has continued Activities and displays include Earth," will be shown there Oct. Amani room of the Commons. In tion met for the first time this "It looked good for OSA to year and discussed the bud- to play an increasingly important films, art exhibits, lectures, a lit- 21. addition, traditional vocal and have leaders from Bowling get, gaining control of the role. erature recital, a musical per- Two art exhibits are on display. dancing groups will perform. Green," Sears said. "But the To better understanding of this formance, a fashion show and a University faculty member AIDS and substance abuse will general fee and student fact that Kelly is there gives minority group, October has dance. All activities are free, ex- Adrian Tio Diaz is exhibiting his be the topics of discussion during trustee voting rights Sunday. us a little advantage in the been designated as Hispanic cept for the Oct. 23 Miguel Orne- works, "Masks of Fire," through two lectures Oct. 20 and 22. Both The meeting focused on sense that we are at the front Heritage Month, and the Latino las Scholarship Dance at the Friday in the Kennedy Green lectures will begin at 7 p.m. in planning OSA's goals for the of OSA, leading the organiza- Student Union is sponsoring a Masonic Auditorium in Toledo. Room of the Moore Musical Arts the Ohio Suite of the University year, said Undergraduate tion." variety of activities on campus to The cost for the event is $15. Center. Union. Student Government Presi- dent Jason Jackson. help others learn and understand Another exhibit, titled "Cen- A cultural fashion show will There are always a few "The meeting was basically their varied culture. "There are a lot of people who tered Margins: Contemporary take place Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in schools doing a lot of the Rosa Sanchez, Latino Student don't know much about Hispanic Art of the Americas Toward a the Lenhart Grand Ballroom of a target session," Jackson work in OSA, Sears said, and Union president, said the theme culture and this would be inter- Post-Colonial Culture," is on dis- the University Union. said. "We discussed how we Bowling Green is one of those of the month is "Hispanics esting for them," said junior Mi- play from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on The month-long activities will should go about getting things schools. done and what we want to do Changing the Face of America: guel Garcia, an architectural de- weekdays and on Sundays be- then be concluded Oct. 29 in this year." Our Time Has Come." sign major. "There are a lot of tween 2 and 5 p.m. through the Prout Chapel. Leonardo Flores, a Jackson said he will need to Jackson said the issues OSA "We want different cultures to people who see culture as just end of the month. The works are Puerto Rican-born graduate stu- become even more involved understand that Hispanics are a what they see on TV. They can displayed in the Dorothy Uber dent, will recite some of his will address will affect Uni- with OSA because of Sears' group of different ethnicity actually learn from this and be a Bryan Gallery of the Fine Arts works in literature at 1:30 p.m. versity students. resignation. "We got our views fo- "I need to, as a student cused," Jackson said. leader, be very aware of is- Quads Gaining control of the gen- sues which affect Bowling Continued from page one. eral fee is necessary to en- Green students the most and recent years. the walls at Harshman and Kre- costs that arise during the year. units submit a list to the trustees sure students' money is being push for those," Jackson said. However, it wasn't until Au- ischer are $9,100 and $9,700, re- The different residence halls and of the projected improvements used with their best interests "I have to make sure all stu- gust, when a University student spectively. The money will come facilities including the golf that will need to be completed in mind, said Kelly Warner, dent opinions are voiced." was injured when a portion of the out of the individual complex's course, ice arena and stadium are during the upcoming year, OSA executive director. Jackson is very involved wall fell and hit her leg, that Co- reserve accounts. some of these units. Each unit McGeein said. Mike Sears, former chair- with and will continue to rep- gar sent the improvement Cogar said a private contractor can use its reserve account dur- The units try to make that list man of the board of presi- resent University students in project proposal to the trustees. will do the repairs and that he ing the year when the need as complete as possible, he said, dents in OSA, said his resig- OSA Sears said. At this point, Cogar said, it was expects restoration to begin arises. but there are always unexpected nation from OSA will not have "Jason is active in OSA and realized that the walls were also within a few weeks. The trustees must approve any improvements. an impact on University stu- casts the vote for USG," "a personal safety liability risk" McGeein said the campus is expenditure from the reserve "Smaller projects like this dents because Warner is a Sears said. "I still believe and needed to be repaired divided into different accounting accounts in excess of $l,uuu, come up through the year that University graduate and strongly in OSA and what quickly to prevent more injuries. units, each having an auxiliary McGeein said. you simply can't defer," Jackson is also actively in- they can do." The projected costs to restore budget that covers unexpected Each December the various McGeein said.
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BOSU. Bowling Green State University Libraries and Learning Resources Multicultural Affairs Committee presents Itsurs in Cultural Diversity 1992-1993: Cross Current* Diversity Within The Women's Movement Wednesday. October 21, 1992 A panel discussion within the context of "Feminisms" regarding the inclusive and exclusive nature of the women's movement nationally and internationally. One In Ten; Who's sitting in Your Row? Wednesday. February 17, 1993 Panelists will address homophobic and heterosexist oppression and why it is harmful to all of us. They will also discuss Gay/Lesbian pride and self- affirmation, with special attention to the contexts of religion, race, gender and class Physically Challenged: Building Bridges, Meeting Needs Wednesday. March 17. 1993 Panel members will discuss the challenge of university like for those who are differently abled and how we can best respond to their special needs. I'm So Glad I'm Not Young Anymore Wednesday. April 14.1993 Panelists will discuss ageism and aging with an emphasis on contemplation and rebirth of values. The body may age and decline, but the spirit continues to grow. Excitement and adventure can still be a part of life regardless of age. All programs will be held on Wednesday mornings, 10:00 anvNoon, in the Jerome Library Conference Room.
Sports Wednesday, October 14, 1992 The BG News page five Falcon rugby team rolls over Kent State and Ohio DyJimFogarty Special to the BC News mid-field and raced untouched in quick succession. Lock Brian into the endzone for another. Nielkamp put the Falcons on top Slack's second two point conver- for good with a lunging dive fot Like death and taxes, the Bowl- sion made the score 19-0. the goal line and three Kent de- ing Green club rugby team Coming out flat from the half- fenders hot on his heels. Backs turned in its usual quota of vic- time break, BG had to shut down Kurt Bittner, Brad Rohlfs, and tories over the weekend. Kent a brief Kent rally that saw all- Dave Hayward also added tries State and Ohio University were Ohio center Jim Flowers break and fly half Bill Watson hit a this week's rent-a-victims for a tackles up and down the field and penalty kick and conversion in Falcon squad that is on the ver- score two quick tries. the 37-10 victory. ge of becoming the best ever in "This is something that has to the University's history. BG be fixed this week," BG captain The Falcons are now 24-1 over- dumped undefeated Kent 33-12 Doug Slagle said. "We can't con- all and have won the North Divi- and 37-10 and beat the Bobcats tinue to shut down the jets in the sion of the Ohio Collegiate Con- 17-5. second half and coast to the final ference with a 7-0 record. Bowl- "This was no blowout," BG whistle." ing Green will face off against vice-captain Matt Paskiet said. Slack ended Kent's hope of an Ohio State on Saturday in Colum- "Kent was a well coached squad upset when he charged around bus for the Ohio Collegiate and had us on the ropes there for end for another long distance try. Championship. On Saturday, a while in the second half." Wing Jim Oster put the final nail Ohio State edged the University With the Falcon ruggers, 'on in the coffin with another try less 21-20 to win the Southern Divi- the ropes' can be a very relative than another minute later. sion of the conference. Kickoff is term. Bowling Green had reeled Slack's conversion ended the scheduled for 3:00 p.m. off 19 points in the first half be- scoring with BG on top 33-12. fore the Golden Flashes even got The second match started off While Bowling Green holds a on the scoreboard. Fullback Matt with Kent on top of a 10-0 lead huge edge in wins over the histo- Harms caught the Kent defense from tries by flanker Chris ry of the series with the Buck- coming up uneven and burst Northrup. A sideline jump from eyes, the two teams have traded through for a seventy five yard head coach Roger Mazzarella got victories even up for the past scoring run. Wing Grady Slack's the Falcons rolling as they reeled three years. conversion made the score a off 37 unanswered points. quick 7-0 and the well oiled Fal- "Every match is higtime' from con offense was off and running. "We came out as flat as I have here on out," Mazzarella said. Roger NUIMITIIC Special the The BG Newt Scrum half Doug Single bolted ever seen a Bowling Green team "We've got four weekends left in up the weak side for a try and play," Mazzarella said. the national playoff system and Fullback Brian Self leads backs Scott Christman and Jeff Kassouf down field against Kent. Slack took a handoff on a reverse Wing Scott Anderson got the the Ohio Championship is the from center Scott Sutorius at ball rolling when he scored twice first step."
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We'd like to know what Parr hit a home run In the second A&B fraternity championships, our readers think of this addition for the Chief Wahoos, bringing the Theta Chis snuck by, 4-3. to sports. Address all comments the score to 3-1. My grade point average is slip- way out" disease. Thome has sits in the studio next to Mees to the Sports Department, 210 Jen Mitchell singled home a Dom Gildone singled home a ping- I'm watching too much worked baseball for ESPN for and The Hockey News col- umnist Al Morganti. West Hall. run in the second inning for run in the second for the Theta TV. the last few years, so it seemed The men's independent soft- Down and Dirty. Bill Robinson Chis' Steve Horvath singled Not that I'm not happy to see an easy move to slide him in And not that Morganti's ball championships pitted the home a run in the fourth for the NHL hockey back on ESPN -- for hockey. That way, the comments don't add to the Sig Eps. Chad Allison singled in p I'm thrilled! For the first ESPN viewers that already broadcast - it's just that his Dinks against the Boozehounds BGSU with the Dinks walking away another during the fourth to give time in four years, hockey is demeanor in front of the INTRAMURAL the Sig Eps a 3-2 lead. Mike Her- back on the closest thing to a camera doesn't. He is un- with an 18-11 victory. SPORTS Boozehounds' Mark Stacey nandez made an outstanding national network. And after JeffMandel comfortable, and he shows it. opened up the scoring with a catch with the bases loaded for two broadcasts, ESPN's pro- Morganti proves that it's not three-run home run in the first Theta Chi to end the Sig Ep duction crew is showing just what you say, it's how you inning. The next batter, Mike threat in the fourth. Jeremy everyone why the NHL were say it. Mills, hammered the ball to deep Oyen hit a single with bases thinking with their wallets Excuse me for thinking that center field. then doubled home a run in the loaded for the game-winning hit when they signed on with the NHL would be expected to Dave Sauber opened the scor- third to give D&D a 5-1 lead. Jon for the Theta Chis. SportsChannel America for the properly and effectively mar- ing for the Dinks with a two-run Parr hit a two-run triple for Chief last four years. ket their product at this stage single in the second. Moses Ro- Wahoos. Parr was thrown out at In the women's independent Last week, Chris Berman's of the game. However, I never driquez brought the Dinks the home plate. Parr was named softball championships, Carlos soliloquy welcoming hockey expected ESPN to follow suit. lead in the second with a triple most valuable player. Baerga shut out the Blue back where people can see it You can't tell me that Gary that scored one. Eric Bostelman In the Fraternity 'A' softball Bomber, 8-0. was masterful, and Tom Mees Thorne is the only broadcaster ended the scoring in the second championships, the Theta Chis is more than a competant stu- who was willing to put aside his with a two-run homer. defeated the Phi Kappa Taus Jenn Lindsley, Meredith Gor- dio host, repeating the position exist will see a familiar contractual obligations to re- 13-6. dan and Stephanie Voyton led the he had during the NHL's first face...right? gional broadcasts aside every The Dinks used solid hitting to Jim Morris, Joe Puchan and way for Carlos Baerga with three ESPN run. Friday to work for ESPN. score five in the third, building a Jason Podojil each rapped three hits each. Lindsley and Gordon But the biggest faux pas by Wrong! NBC tried the same Nor can you tell me that Bill 12-4 lead. The fourth inning also hits for the Theta Chis. Podojil also came around to score three the people who once brought us thing the last three years with Clement belongs in Bristol and proved fruitful for the Dinks as also came around to score twice. runs as Carlos Baerga went on to championship pig racing fol- Marvelous Marv Albert calling not in the booth. they scored three, but the Booze- The Phi Taus were led by Joe dominate Blue Bomber with lowing the 2:00 a.m. SportsCen- the action for the All-Star For a brief, fleeting moment, hounds countered with three to Machor, who had three hits and eight runs. ter concerns the broadcasters game. His call of last year's I thought that ESPN was going make it 15-7. Joe Marzano ham- scored a run. who bring us NHL hockey each game was absolutely awful, to take its hockey coverage se- mered deep to left in the fifth to For the sorority softball week. First, Gary Thorne and which threw a wrench in the riously. I guess not. ESPN bring home two. Just two batters Sigma Phi Epsilon took Phi championships, Kappa Delta Jim Schoenfeld leave some- NHL's machine which was needs viewers to get involved later, Mike Wielonski matched Kappa Alpha 6-5 in the fraternity defeated Delta Gamma 10-9. thing to be desired. supposed to attract the casual in the game, and it's the broad- that shot with a two-run homer of "B" softball championships. Thorne has been the Sports- TV viewer to hockey. History casters' duty to make sure that his own to make it 15-11. The Sigma Phi Epsilon plated two Kappa Delta was led by Channel voice for the New Jer- is repeating itself with Thorne. happens. Their job is to do Dinks scored three in the bottom runs in the final inning to steal Heather Ross, who had four hits, sey Devils since 1987, and has As for Schoenfeld, he's the more than just announce the of the fifth to end it at 18-11. the victory. The Sig Eps were led while Melisa Cox tallied three yet to make a smooth transition one most people remember as action. The National Hockey In the coed softball cham- by David Burch and Jason Ger- hits. Anna Kirbabis led the way from the baseball broadcast the instigator of the Doughnut- Night broadcasters could rep- pionships, Down and Dirty ard, who had two hits apiece. for Delta Gamma, pounding out booth. He is plagued with more gate fiasco during the 1988 resent a last-ditch effort for defeated Chief Wahoos, 6-3. Geoff Besecker and Steve Hag- four hits. Tiffany Wise added miscalls than former CBS playoffs ("You fell, you fat the NHL to gain respect in the three hits while scoring three baseball man Jack Buck, and pig... have another doughnut" United States, and with the times. possesses and an over- to referee Don Koharski, start- present format, it just won't In the Women's All-Campus exuberance at the most inop- ing a referee walkout for Game cut it. Sports Bar softball championships, Carlos portune times. He's also quick 4 of the Wales Conference fin- At this rate, we'll all some- Baerga shut out Kappa Delta, 7-0. to jump the gun and voice als). day be watching champion pig Jennifer Lindsley's two-run criticism of the referees and racing on Friday night prime homer in the first inning gave the players, before yielding to Though Schoenfeld's experi- time. Carlos Baerga an early 2-0 lead. dead air while trying to remove ence as head coach of both JeffMandel is a sports writer Back-to-back doubles by Linds- his foot from his mouth. New Jersey and Buffalo helps for The News and is convinced ley and Meredith Gordan were explain the game, his style is that Hockey Night in Canada aOommri followed by a three-run home run more suited for a studio job commentator Don Cherry is ESPN has been hanging out by Carnie Grim in the third. Both too close to the higher-ups at with Mees. 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- - ■ Wednesday, October 14, 1992 The BG News page seven Stow roots alive at BG by Ertk Puplllo assistant sports editor But in now '92, his perseverence enemy on the field." has finally been rewarded with a When it came time to play at Even after a decade removed, starting position at a defensive the next level, it was BG and Jeff Rottinghaus and Vince Palko tackle position. Kent State that paid Palko the still have what they call, "Pan- Rottinghaus lists going to the most attention. And when Palko ther Pride." ■91 California Raisin Bowl where visited the BG campus, it was Though they are both currently the Falcons beat Fresno State Dave's older brother Jeff who starting defensive players on 28-21 and playing the Ohio State showed him around. Bowling Green's defending Mid- Buckeyes to a close 17-6 game in "When I visited BG, Jeff took American Conference Cham- a packed Ohio Stadium as his me around and I met a lot of very pionship squad, it was Holy Fam- carreer highlights. nice people and 1 liked the facili- ily grade school in Stow where "It doesn't get much better ties here," Palko said. "It wasnt both these collegiate football than to go out and win the Raisin hard to chose between the two." players first learned the art of Bowl and be on a team that went Palko, who was used to starting gridiron warfare. 11-1," Rottinghaus said. "And it wherever he played, was rel- But this is where their paths was a rush to play in front of so egated to the scout team his seperated, and each player took many people at Ohio State. It was freshman season. But with both different roads to BG and suc- kind of nerve racking before the the Rottinghaus's encourage- cess. game, but I got right into it when ment, he was able to stay patient. Rottinghaus, the elder of the the action started. I felt we The Rottinghaus's support and two players by two years, went earned the MAC some respect his perseverance paid off last on to play for coach Gerry Rar- that day." year, as Palko was the second din at Walsh Jesuit High School Palko chose to take a different leading tackier on a defensive where he started on the defen- route than Rottinghaus in high unit that was ranked ninth in the sive line for two state playoff school and enrolled St. Vin- nation in points allowed, an 11-1 teams. Rottinghaus was his cent-St. Mary, a big rival of Rot- team and the California Raisin team's most valuable defensive tinghaus' Walsh Jesuit. Bowl Champions. lineman his senior year and In fact, according to Palko, St. During the bowl game, Palko wanted to continue to play at the Vincent-St. Mary versus Walsh made what he calls, "the play of next level. Jesuit meant more to him than his career." "I wanted to play for Michigan any other of his games while he With Fresno State quarterback State and I visted the school, but competed in high school, includ- Mark Barsi.n i driving the Bull- things didn't work out," Rot- ing all the state playoff games he dogs the length of the field for a tinghaus said. "My decision came played in. possible go-ahead touchdown, Pa- down between BG and the Uni- "I was up for Walsh Jesuit the lko was able to deflect a third and veristy of Miami. I chose BG be- most, and depending on the out- goal pass in the BG endzone that cause I liked the players and Moe come, I was really happy or real- secured a Falcon victory. Ankney, who was the coach at the ly depressed," Palko said. "St. V. "I turned around and jumped time, really stressed academics, and Walsh Jesuit is where the up and the ball hit me in the face and that impressed me. Also, it Rottinghaus' and myself momen- mask," Palko said. "It was then was closer for my family to come tarily split. It was weird because that I looked at the score board at waU'.meplay." we only lived five minutes from the end of the game and I finally Rottinghaus saw his first col- each other, but they became the said, "Yeah, this is really it.' " legiate action as a red-shirt freshman during the 1989 season, and played in eight games while earning his varsity letter. Ac- The B<; Ncwi/Tim Nonaaa cording to Rottinghaus, he was cruising along, when in the mat- ter of a few seconds in a game at Western Michigan, Rottinghaus came to grips with his mortality. He tore his anterior cruciet ligament on the turf at Waldo Stadium. "Before I hurt my knee, I was playing pretty well, then in the 10th game it happened and I realized I wasn't invincible," Rottinghaus said. "You question if you'll ever be able to play again. Rehabilitation was really tough, but it has paid off tremen- dously." Rottinghaus sat out the entire '90 season and played much of last year with limited mobility. Performing originals! Along with:
Above: Defensive tackle Jeff Rottinghaus blocks a NEIL Ohio University offensive YOUNG lineman In the Falcons 31-14 © victory. Left: Inside line- backer Vlnce Palko takes Tonight ONLY! down a Bobcat running back. Palko is second on the team with 62 tackles. 104 S. MAIN 353-0988
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Teacher-must have good send a $2 00 refundable deposit to Sneliy Yi- Call 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center What a great Big/Lri' team we will bet communicaDon skills, willing to teach class- ngWigj 17 Rodgers.Dy Oct 23 I love my Wll Leva, Your Big Alpha Phi' Stephanie McVoy * Alpha Phi STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA Congratulations Alpha Gam Jen Rose on your room A car instruction If not certified, willing to Sieph-0 Steph what a day it will be, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Information on semester, year, graduate, surpnse engagement to Scott Gatchall from 'Are you proud of your campus?* When you finally get to meet me! put time into getting certified. 10-30 hrs. per IS MEETING TOOAY. summer and internship programs in Australia Chicago. We wish you the best of luck in the fu- Help us show off BG S.U.II I wish I could snout it loud and clear. week Weekmghts and Sat $5hr Must be at WEDNESDAY, 14 OCTOBER 1992 We represent 28 Australian Universities Call ture. least2i.3S2 7620 Putyoureipenencetowork as a VOLUNTEER Because you're my little, oh so dear. AT 6:00 PM INI 07 H ANNA us toil free 1-800-245-2575. Love, Your Sisters TOUR GUIDE tor Preview Day: Oct. 31 Come Could it be (rue, CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn ALL STUDENTS, FACULTY, UNIVERSITY to one ol our information A training sessions: Or are your going to be blue $2.000+/month. world travel Holiday, Sum- PERSONNEL ARE WELCOME AND IN- Wed.Oct 14.4:30 6pm Congratulations on being On Thurs you will see. mer and Career employment available No ex- VITED" PERSONALS OR Ball State's Grand Marshall That we have the best EsigA.il tree' penence necessary For employment program ASM • ASM • ASM • ASM Thurs. Oct 15.5:30-7pm • Brad Hastings * Alpha Phi Love and Mme. BIG? call' ?06-54S4l55oxt C5544 Association tor Systems Management In the Assembly Room, McFail Center From O Board Meeting Wed .Oct 14 MIALTERNATIVE CAREER ll> Questions? Call 372 9866 ATTENTION: EARN $1,500 WEEKLY mailing our circu- FAIR - TODAY lars! ..Begin NOW! FREE packet! SEYS. Place 114 BA ABORTION 8GPRO Members COMMUNITY SUITE CRIM 'Just a reminder* Dept. 235, Box 4000, Cordova, TN Speaker Paradigm 1 •800-367-2036 Since Founders. I've realized my lorbidden 10^3 Oct 15: "PageMaker Worksnop'' 38018-4000 Formal Toledo Medical Services love for you Now. as it grows stronger each ASM-ASM-ASM-ASM - SIGMA KAPPA' Free pregnancy test. withDr Laakaniemi day. Jen means nothing So here's to us my Oct20 "BasicPublication4Design' BeaDJ LITTLE LAURA O'NEAL Special rales for students. love, on our future together. with Maroa Hoeck & Debi Lewis I just want you to know that you are very spe- Earn $2000 * Free Spring Break Tripe! Fall DJ classes lor WBGU-FM Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Love You Always. SEEPERS Rm 121 West Hall. 6:00pm cial to me. The big day is almost here' North America's »I Student Tour Operator starting Thursday. Sept. 24.1992 Christy Null Classes will be m m South Hall Love and Fnendship, seeking motivated students, organizations. I'm proud of you' It's great to have my real sis- DG-DG-DG DG-DG at 9pm for 5 weeks Your Big?!?!? AXO' AXO' AXO' AXO' AXO fraternities and sororities as campus ter tP my soronty l LYRIC McCANDLESS & JENN ROSS BeaDJ for the "Radio with Teeth" The Sisters ol Alpha Chi Omega would like to representatives promoting • WANTED' Love. Carne Welcome to the family' WBGUFM88 1 congratulate Amy McCue on being crowned Cancun. or Daytona Beach' VOLUNTEER TOUR GUIDES NEEDED The two of you make a beautiful addition' Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi Homecoming Queen on Saturday'Congratula- Calll 800 365-4654 BGCTM PREVIEW DAY, OCT. 31 I LOVE MY TWINS' 1 Little Jessica, tions' Put your knowledge o' the campus to use inn USA Do you want to make math lun in your class- You are the best and great addition to my fami- AXO' AXO' AXO" AXO' AXO room? come la the BGCTM Take It/Make li Come to our information sessions on either DG-DG-DG -DG DG ly. Get psyched for big/tittle hunt. EASY WORK) EXCLLLLNT PAY'ASSEMBLE Workshop to find games and creative ideas to Wed . Oct 14 horn 4 30 - 6pm. or Thurs 15 7 Irom 5 30 - 7pm in the Assembly Room, McFail Love, B.g AZD *A/D'AZD "AZD* AZD PRODUCTS AT HOMf CAl L TOLL FREE make math lun Wed Oct M, 7:00-9:30 pm m Didyouhsar? r>rv- Questions? Cm 3/? 9666 LIL'BECKY 1-800 4675566 F XT 5972 l33L-'e Science. Free lot members. $3 lor Alpha Phi - Andrea Hedberg - Alpha Phi El'sn Gootblstt Is Hey sweetie' The end is in sight' non members. "" Alpha Xi Delta "• Lil' Andrea • Get eioied. coming to speak Meet at the house tomorrow raght' (9 00) UT Emily. Big/Lil" Hunt is coming' Be ready' on "SEX PASSION AND INTIMACY" FULL TIME-PT. BORED? TRY A FUN SPORT WITH YOUR LOVE. YOUR BIG ?"? $825 TO START Roses are red, Love. Your Big??? October 21 In the ballroom. FRIENDS. p.s h i y.r.b Company expand ng My eyes are blue. Alpha Phi * Alpha Phi * Alpha Phi DONT MISS OUT!!! The BG CURUNGCLUB Invties you to learn AZD ' AZD' AZD' AZD' A2D Several positions available You're Ireaking crazy. to curl FREE. Men. Women, Jocks, Wimp*, Alpha Phi Ul' Mlndy Alpha Phi Flexible schedule around classes And your b>g is Do' Couchpotatoes welcome. BGSU Ice Arena, Big-Lil' hunt is finally here. I love all my beautiful sisters m Kappa Delta. Call now at 321-5365 — Alpha Xi Dena ••' AZD * AZD ' AZD * AZD * AZD Sun-Fn . 6-10 pm, 1st 3 wke. ot Oct. Call The time for you to know who I am is near. especially my wonderful new family (Chauntel. Lit' Jenna. Ediesnn. 823-3346 tor more Into. — Chi O * Pike * Chi O * Pike "" As Big lil' team, we'll be the best • Paula. Mssy, Trma. Miki) and of course my On y a coupk) ot more days until we are the Shane & Jay you can bet I awesome Big Amssa Girl, you aro way nifty' " you are interested in gaining valuable experi- best pair ever' Thanks lor a total blast at your homecommgi You'll be part of the best family yet' Thanks tor everything you have done tor me ence m tries* fields: Xi Love. Your Big '?? By the way, did I mention they were tat"' I love my III' K Dee love. Kris Redden Education' Health Care AZD' AZD ' AZD' AZD' AZD Love. Kat & Ailie GREEKS 4 CLUBS Human Resource Management * Business Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi RAISE A COOL Public Relations • Sport Management P S. And a special thanks to Holly for her en Missy Thles Intramural Entries Due Coed Dbls Racquet AZD * Lil Su/y Proday ' AZD $1000 County Government joyable presence in our room. I'm so excited that you are my little. ball - Oct M. Coed 4 Player Volleyball • Oct •"Chi-O' P-ke'Chi-O ' Pike ~ Big/lil Hunts so near. IN JUST ONE WEEK! Then apply lor the Undergraduate Alumni You'll find out the BIG surprise soon l5;M«WCrossCountry Oct 21 All entries PLUS $1000 FOR THE Aaaoclalion 1993 Extern Experience! The Only 2 days M it's here. — ALPHA CHI OMEGA "" Love, Your Big due by 4 00 p m in 108 Rec Center MEMBER WHO CALLS! Extern Experience is a mmi-internship to be Are you wondering who I could be? No obligation. No coel held January 4 8. t993 Applications are be-ng Alpha Phi - Chnssy Simon - Alpha Phi JENNIFER SHELDON "A2D J jst wait til Friday night-then you'll see' HOMECOMING QUEEN I love my little, oh yes I do. Get psyched tor the HUP! Only two more days Cant's Wait'" You also get a FREE accepted until October 30. 1992 at the KAIed HEADPHONE RADIO Alumm Center. II you have any Quosoons. call We'll be the best b g I pair, and you will see what a happy family we will be' Your Big ? |ust for calling Chns Soil sal 3/2-6849 and this is cue Love B.8 So get excited because soon you will see 1-800-932-0528, Ert 65 JOBS IN SOCIAL CHANGE AXO" AXO* AXO" AXO " AXO My true identity. Bobs, skaters, wedge, fade. flap. buzz, high A One Love REGGAEParty is on Sat Oct 24. AND SERVICE: The Alternative tight, spike, flat-tops, GO Look, all MOO Love. Your Big •,9 9pm, Union Ballroom with the ARK BAND. Alpha Phi • MEG CELMER ' Alpha Phi Career Fair has mfor on 6 mos - Campus Hoadquane's S.Tion *_3S4-2244 Sponsored by Caribbean Association. (Peace. Just one more night till you find out Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi to 2 year experiences TOOAY Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi. Unity and Equal Rghis ) What Big Hunt is all about1 Lil' Stephanie Lundstrom. COMMUNITY SUITE 10-3 Thanx for the great weekend Through you we $$$$. FREE TRAVEL AND You are the best little that can be Only one more day until big/lifOe hunt. You Philosophy Outo will be meeting Thursday. re-experienced a past very important lo us. RESUME EXPERIENCE make a great addition to the family You are the Oct 15 at 6 30 m 301 Shatzet Hall. Dr. Ed We will be a great pair, you and me! KD'KD'KD'KD'KD Stay focused and remember what principal Pi Individuals A Student Organizations wanted to Love. Your Big best little I could ask for Wells will be speaking on a "Sustainable Big Beth. Kappa Phi is founded To further the bonds of promote SPRING BREAK, call the nation's 1 Alpha Phi - MEG CELMER * Alpha Phi Love. Big ? BoEthic " All are welcome - t"nk apout it What a pair you and me. friendship " leader Inter Campus Programs 1 800 327 6013. Progressive Student Organization Alpha Xi' Nicole Dodero We're the best to hit B G Pride in Fraternity. Alpha Phi' CHRISTY MULL' Alpha Phi We're so excited to welcome you to Xi best Kay Dee times are lots of fun. John Kim brings baCK a most missed activity Tomorrow is Big Hunt $200 $500WEEKLY COMMUNITY OPEN SHARE family You're an awesome addition. Just a Cause to me. you're *i' Assemble products at home Easy'No se'ling And soon everyone will see I love my BIG and my family' This event is intellectually exciting that invites couple more days. WESTERN WEEK You're paid direct fully Guaranteed FREE In- We're the best Big/Lit' pair KD love and mine, you to change & grow, that nurtures A supports Xi Love. Your Big?' Rent any one title at regular price and receive lormation-24 Hour Hotline 801 379 2900 Co To hit Alpha Phill Lil'Tiffany your expressive abilities, and that is relaxing A any Western rental free Expires 10716 pyngh.aOH.7iKD.. Love • Your B
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