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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. THE BG NEWS Vol. 70 Issue 134 Bowling Green, Ohio Wednesday, August 10,1988 Artist 'draws'on family support Ballgame does a lot of artwork for friends to benefit by Catherine Hoehn assistant managing editor and family, but tries to stay away from doing specific requests, since she has difficulty Drawing her strength from making exact lines needed for young girl her family and friends, a local drawing people and animal fig- artist is enjoying success de- ures. spite her disabilies. To aid Bodie in her artwork, a by Judl Kopp Pat Bodie, a 52-year-old resi- friend gave her a turntable for editor dent of Wood County Nursing her paints and paper that she Home, won an honorable men- can push around with her tion ribbon Friday for a pen-and- mouthstick, allowing her to dip The daughter of a Firelands ink drawing she submitted at the the brush and then apply paint to staff member may have many Wood County Fair Fine Arts the paper on her own. 'strikes' against her, but the open competition Friday. Bodie said she strives to be as University s classified staff Bodie, stricken with polio 34 independent as possible. hopes to stage a 'hit' with the years ago, is completely para- Howewever, she will probably benefit Softball game in her lyzed from the neck down. To do always need someone, like her honor. her pictures, she uses a long husband Jim, whom she met at mouthstick, with a clip at the Heartland Nursing Home in The 'BGSU All-Stars' will be end, to maneuver her pen or Perrysburg and married two playing the WTVG Channel 13 paintbrush. She said she didn't Sears ago, to feed her and get staff Sunday, Aug. 14 in a soft- want anyone to know before- er through the daily routine. ball game for the'Emma Fund', hand that her three entries at Jim, who has had three benign according to Joyce Hyslop, of the fair had been done by a disa- tumors which could possibly the classified staff council. bledperson. cause him to have severe sei- Hyslop said that the game will 'The most important thing zures, rooms with Bodie in the benefit Emma Horan, the about the pictures, I want to Wood County Nursing Home. daughter of Dennis and Alice watch people look at what I've Bodie claims that living in a Horan, who has severe birth done...and say 'I like that,' or nursing home, where the staff defects. Her father is the coor- 'Oh, that's nice,' because they can provide for her need physi- dinator of the instructional like the picture, not because I cal are, does not bother her, for media center on the Firelands did it with a mouthstick." she is not shy about enlisting the campus. Bodie said she first turned to aid of others. One resident once art several years ago "to fill an described her as being pushy She said the classified staff empty void'* in her fife. when trying to get things ac- became aware of Emma's med- "After I got my master's in complished. But Bodie said she ical problems when the Fire- guidance and counseling, I has learned she must fend for lands representative to the clas- didn't have much chance of get- herself in a world where handi- sified staff council told other ting a position. So I had a lot of capped people are taught to al- (classified staff) members time on my hands." ways "be perfect" and to control about her. Bodie graduated from Per- their emotions. rysburg High School and was She said a person who is se- "Emma has Migrational Syn- working as a student nurse at verely disabled has only two drome," Hyslop said. "It's unbe- Toledo Hospital when, at age 18, choices. lievable she's been able to sur- she got the infectious disease "One is to live on, the other is vive. She was born eight weeks that has left her permanently to give up and die," she said. "I early and wasn't expected to crippled. She said the vaccine believe if you seriously want to live. But she managed to survive for Polio came out six months die, you can do it emotionally. If and is doing rather well." after she was paralyzed. you really want to live, you have Bodie moved into Heartland to know how to accept what you She said Emma was bom in Nursing Home in Perrysburg, have. You must come to terms 1986 with several birth defects after several months of rehabili- with it and not kid yourself that including partial blindness due tation, and began taking free art it will go away." to cataracts, underdevelopment lessons from a visiting artist. Bodie said she tries to main- of the brain and hydrocephalis. She was later instructed by Pat tain a full life. Five years after She has a device in her brain to Gstalder, who was at that time a her first encounter with polio, drain off excess fluids, but Hys- Start High School art teacher. she went to the University of lop said she "still needs therapy Gstalder met Bodie while visit- Toledo to obtain her bachelors and diagnostic procedures." ing her mother, also a resident degree in English literature, and atHeartland. BG News/Cathy Hoehn returned later for her master's She said the Emma Fund was Bodie said the Wood County Pat Bodie degree. While a Perrysburg re- established by co-workers and Fair exhibit is the first open of her works in the Art Expres- Exhibits in the show are to be she has done several hundred sident, she traveled to Paris, Is- friends of the Horans in order to competition to which she has sions show sponsored by the Re- submitted from disabled per- pictures, including water color rael and Rome. Although alleviate some of the monetary submitted her work. habilitation Services Commis- sons only. paintings, charcoal and pen- neither she nor Jim have pressures of the medical bills. Bodie said hopes to submit two sion in Columbus, Sept. 11-16. Altogether, Bodie estimates and-ink drawings. She said she See Artwork, page 5. See Game, page S. Licensing to protect logos sed at the University since the mid 70s," he use of the logo in advertising that could be by Judl Kopp said. misleading. editor Manufacturers will have to pay a 6.5 per- "The symbols have been used on toilet cent royalty on the cost of producing goods seat covers," he said. "Also, the symbols that use a University identification mark. can be used in conjunction with T-shirts that Manufacturers of goods that carry a sym- He said the program applies to companies as may not be representative of the University. bol of the University must have the product well as individuals who want to produce "In addition, if the logo is used in advertis- approved under the new licensing system. goods using the University logos and sym- ing it implies that the University endorses John Buckenmyer, director of the Book- bols. the product (or idea), which may not neces- store, said that the primary purpose of the Under the program, manufacturers must sarily be true," Buckenmyer said. licensing program is "to protect the logos send a sample product to be approved, He said several marks associated with the that represent the University and prevent Buckenmyer said. University have been registered with the any misuse of logos and symbols that may "Approval is based on quality, proper U.S. Patent and Trademark office, including reflect unfavorably on the University. usage of logos and whether the product is the block BGSU, the falcon head logo, the "(The system) will also generate reven- designed in good taste. traditional University seal, the updated U- ues for scholarships and grants in aid (ath- "Any reasonable product will have no niversity seal and the name Bowling Green letic scholarships)," Buckenmyer said. problem being approved for licensing," he State University. He said the licensing program went into said. Several Mid-American Conference (MAC) effect July 1, and the idea was initiated at a Buckenmyer said there have been some Schools and the majority of the Big-Ten Con- Board of Trustees meeting in September, problems in the past with the use of the logos ference schools have implemented licensing BG News/ Michael Moore 1987. on items that don't represent the University. systems. Buckenmyer said the University of The University logo shown here will only be used on products after the D See Logo, page 5. manufactures have paid the University a 6.5 percent royalty fee to the U- "The idea of the program has been discus- Also, the licensing system will prevent the niversity. New chapters INSIDE
□ The summer freshmen are will rush in fall anxious about their final exams; 18. Fall rush attracts about 1,000 see story, page 3. by Brian Crowe students and both (new) chap- staff reporter ters will participate in rush this D Camping may be the Ideal fall," he said. way to wrap up the summer Colvin said both chapters are season; see story, page 4. The University has undergone expected to attract new mem- many changes since last fall bers. D Greg Meehan, a former Uni- semester. The Business Admin- "The fraternity already has versity football player, Is now In istration building addition, the thirty members and will proba- training for the Cincinnati renovations on Williams and bly attract 20 new members this Bengals; see story, page 5. Overman Halls and the reno- fall," Colvin said. "The sorority vated Student Union are just a hopes to attract about 95 mem- few examples. bers during rush and will colon- ize towards the end of Septem- WEATHER The University Greek popula- ber or the beginning of Oc- tion is also expanding with the tober," he said. "Until housing can be provided, the new chap- addition of two new Greek chap- ters will hold meetings and form Mostly sunny skies will be visible ters, the fraternity Phi Sigma committees and conduct other today with a high temperature Kappa colonized in May before business out of other houses, the ol about 85 degrees. The exten- the students left for the summer. union or other rooms on cam- ded forecast calls for lair and The new sorority Alpha Omicron pus," he said. cooler weather tomorrow and Pi will colonize this fall, accord- "There are no other antici- Friday with the high tempera- ing to Wayne Colvin, director of tures reaching about 80 de- pated problems with the new BGNews/Kralgl Greek life. chapters other than housing," grees. There is a chance ot rain "The additional chapters Greek houses on campus are temporarily empty but with the addition of two new greek organizations the Phi Si- Saturday. bring the total number of frater- Colvin said. gma Kappa fraternity and the Alpha Omicron Pi sorrorlty there will soon be a shortage of greek living units on nities to 23 and the sororities to □ See Rush, page 4. campus. Editorial 2 August IO, 1988 New licensing Jessica bares 'better' body program good discussing her breasts. She said Sensing the potential for con- Kimberly Conrad. I don't be- that as a teen, she had been flict, I stayed tuned. And I was lieve that's her real name. My plump. So she dieted and lost 40 right. The first caller was a lady guess is that she was born The- As a result of the University's new licensing pol- pounds. But this left her with from the South and she didn't ima Fugelblatt, but Hefner icy, all manufactures of goods used by the U- unusual proportions. She said care for Ms. Hahn's morals one doesn't carry on with girls niversity with the either the University's logo or her breasts drooped almost to danged bit. named Thelma. symbol on them must pay a 6.5 percent royalty to By Mike her knees. She demanded to know how Anyway, Kimberly and Jes- the University. Royko I thought that King would Ms. Hahn could be a good Chris- sica are pals, since Jessica lives surely ask her about the difficul- tian and flaunt her body so in the Hefner playhouse, and This is going to be a very beneficial step in main- ty of buying suitable undergar- shamelessly. they told each other what beau- taining the positive image of the University as well ments. Or suggest that maybe a I didn't take notes, but Ms. tiful people and wonderful hu- as allowing some students the opportunity to attend couple of old inner-tubes would Hahn said something to the ef- man beings they were. It the University that otherwise would not nave been do tne job. fect that she thought the good brought a tear to my eye. Or able to. Lord, in His infinite wisdom, had maybe I'm developing a sty. I don't know why anyone But they went on to discuss given her this opportunity, so Then Hefner himself came on Previously, companies could make and distribute would be concerned about the her body. Apparently she has she took it, and still considered the phone. He giggled. I've virtually any product and use the University's logo strike by the TV writers. Even gone to a California body shop - herself a good girl. known him, on and off, mostly on it. This only lent itself to trouble. Toilet seats and without their creative efforts, the kind for people, not cars- The caller didn't agree. She off, for about 25 years, and every other such negative products were eventually on there is so much that is worth- and had her body rebuilt. New thought that the good Lord time I've heard him talk, he gig- the market with the University logo on it. These are while on television. nose, teeth and anything that would disapprove of Ms. Hahn's gles. I suppose that if I had led For example, last night I was was hanging too low. conduct, ana that she was a bad his life, id giggle, too. If I had not the kind of products that are associated with a flipping through my cable chan- Then it became clear why they girl. any strength left. positive image of an institution of higher learning. nels, looking for a wrestling were talking about such highly Although I'm not a theologian, He, too, said that Jessica was This latest step can only help the University. Not match, when suddenly I was Krsonal matters. I mean, if I debates of this kind fascinate a wonderful human being. And only will the University's image be kept up but the face to face with Jessica Hahn. d breasts or anything else that me. But it seems to me that Ms. she said he was a beautiful per- revenues generated from the 6.5 percent royalty is hung down to my knees, I would Hahn was probably right. If the son. I dont recall if she said Hef- I was surprised to see her be- not go on the Larry King show Lord didn't want Ms. Hahn pos- ner was a wonderful human be- going to directly benefit students. Money from the cause I thought that she had and talk about it. ing for Playboy, he could have ing, but I'm sure she thinks so. licensing will be used for student grants and athlet- used up her allotment of fame prevented it. All He'd have to do There was more, but I had to ic scholarships giving many economically under- and had passed on to wherever But it turned out that Ms. is make her body grow fur. I walk out of the room and pull my privileged students the chance for a college educa- transient celebrities go. Some Hahn is displaying her rebuilt mean, you never see a yak in the emotions together, I was so sort of People magazine body inPlayboy magazine. As centerfold. choked up. tion. graveyard, maybe buried next you may recall, last year she Several other callers spoke As the program ended, Larry This licensing process which is already in place to little Jimmy Bakker. displayed her unaltered body. So and a clear pattern developed. King asked Jessica what she at several other Mid-American Conference schools But there she was, being in- we will have a chance to com- Most of the women disapproved was going to do with the rest of was long over-due. terviewed by Larry King, so I pare the old and rebuilt bodies of Ms. Hahn showing her new her life. She thought for a mo- decided to stick around and find and marvel at the wonders of breasts in a magazine. But most ment, then said that she was go- out what she's been up to. modern science. of the men said they thought it ing to write a book. I was about to switch to the was just fine. I guess it means At least I think that's what she Because I tuned in late, and Eiiblic broadcasting channel, for that men are just more liberal. said. A plane went over just as missed the introduction, I didn't ieir nightly installment on the Then, to the amazement of she was responding, so I didn't Summer's over! hear her too clearly. know why she was being inter- sex life of insects, when King King, Ms. Hahn and me, a call go awry. I traversed campus on viewed. said he was going to take calls came from Hugh Hefner's So it's possible that she said my best friend's ten speed. The And at that moment, she was from the live audience. fiance, a young lady named she was going to read one. broken gears kept slipping and the brakes squealed quite a bit, but I knew my trusty steed Miscellaneous wouldn't let me down. Soon the stigma that is the essence of Monday manifested itself. A new solution for peace By Everywhere that the sidewalk Therese dipped down to street level, a U- But the same United Nations in seeking a Palestinian state a Palestinian homeland is a just niversity vehicle conveniently By Pat Whitman that carved out the needed state and protecting a re-defined Is- cause in and of itself, as well as Drake blocked my path. After a couple of Israel 40 years ago has yet to rael — a project that may cost a means to a positive end. It of detours later, I arrived at focus its energy on establishing dearly in diplomatic terms. But would mean the end of struggle West Hall only to discover a The year is 2010, you are about a state of Palestine and solving if we don't pay that price now, between Moslems and Jews in bright red tape emblazoned with 45 years old, a college graduate, the problem which steins from we will likely pay a higher price an ancient cradle of civilization. the word "Danger"around the still married and nave a son. Israel having been created. later. This summer started off with area where the bicycle racks are The United States has remained Territorial concessions and The United Nations is the best This conflict is a challenge for high expectations. Lazy sum- located. a military power in an interwo- political compromises must be Blace to develop a process for the world, and a great world mer days and crazy summer Once inside my home-away- ven Western-NATO and Asian exacted from many nations and le creation of Palestine. Dra- body. Time and lives are both nights were supposed to abound. from-home, I sauntered up to alliance, vaguely dedicated to determined international matic moves are needed to open being wasted. It was to be a time of friends, the newsroom and tried to de- extending democracy and con- leadership will be needed to lead all diplomatic channels. Either Whitman is a non-traditional sun and fun. Somewhere along cide what wisdom I wanted to taining the "Red" menace. the way. The United States continued conflict or a Palestin- student at the University and a the line, the dreamworld be- expound this week. After should play an even-handed role ian homeland is inevitable. And columnist for The News. came a nightmare. The last searching through the recesses The world is developing new three months are now and for- of my memory (and a few old is- sources of energy and has all but ever engraved in my mind as the sues of the paper) I re- left the age of tossil fuels. Tur- summer from hell. membered how optimistic I was moil has continued to ravage the The transformation from idyl- about this summer way back in Mid-East, Moslem versus Mos- lic sabbatical began at 8 a.m. May. I wish somebody had been lem, but the oil-rich region has with the first morning of class. around to impart some wisdom lost its economic leverage as the Two classes in one rive week upon this sage writer then. demand for petroleum has les- session didn't seem so bad. Un- Having decided that it was sened over the years. til, of course, the teacher of each time to admit that, yes, some- class announced there would be times I am wrong, I sat down to Would you want your son to be three hours of homework for apologize to any poor lost soul a soldier called on to serve in each class every night. There who really thought that this that region of the world? went the afternoons I planned to summer could compare to one spend working on my Killer tan. anywhere else in the continental Back from the future, in 1988, After that it was all down hill. United States or even abroad- traditional diplomatic efforts A summer pass to the quarry especially abroad, far, far away have proven incapable of solv- never became one of life's from this academic anathema. ing the Palestinian homeland necessities. While the blue water Then it started. Pounding re- question. Despite Israeli activi- did materialize before me once verberations that pierced my ties and private wishes, the or twice, I didn't see it enough to ears and pounded my skull. Palestinians will not go away. convince myself that it was any- Somebody was taking a jack- And they should not have to dis- thing more than a mirage con- hammer to the roof of West Hall. appear. jured by my tortured spirit in its They loomed overhead, defying cravings for amusement. my emphatic commands for For all its failings, the United The nights seldom belonged to them to cease. They ignored my Nations is still our planet's last, Michelob. Although there were pleas to desist. Through a best hope to achieve something several drunken excursions, pounding headache, I did glean resembling world peace. The they were conducted in the same one important lesson from the clock ticks and fuses burn "over manner as the rest of the sum- experience, however; never there," as the potential for in- mer, 66 rpm's in a 33 rpm world. have a Michelob night before a ternational disaster is just one All that leads to is a quick buzz deadline day-somehow, some dramatic incident away. and a painful morning after. way, you'll pay for it. Work seemed to be an integral Anyway, that's kind of par for part of the summer. When it was the course throughout this with buddies making plans for summer's 18 holes. A few free our free time, it was one of the days, a couple of crazy nights better parts. On the other hand, and way too much work. All- in- all, Bowling Green just didn't 'Hope beacon'not truthful when the air conditioning went out on deadline day or it was an provide the most entertaining It runs contrary to reason that Electioneering is in progress in terms of settlement of the 11 hour day selling clothes, summer ever. By Philip Ikomi the Botha regime should have an the U.S. and the Reagan admin- Eminent Persons Group (EPG) working wasn't such a joy. Drake, a senior, plans to iron-clad policy at home and at istration is at the brink of a re- of the Commonwealth group of This past Monday was a good spend as much of the too brief It comes as no surprise that the same time soft-pedal in his sounding defeat at the polls. nations in 1986? My guess is that example of how the best laid haitus between classes as far, the South African government is policy in the region. Very re- What better way to attempt to they would have accepted it if planslor a relaxing summer can far a way as possible. at this late hour in the day —10 cently the Groups Areas Act was support the regime that can be 1986 were an election year and years after UN resolution 435 strengthened by a new law de- trusted to do nothing — engage they thought that by doing that was passed — accepting the in- signed to physically remove in so-called constructive dia- they would increase the chances evitability of independence for people who violate the racial se- logue — than to show the world of the Reagan admlnstration THE BG NEWS the people of Namibia (S.W. gregation policy that keeps the that the regime's policy was in- staying in power. The S. African Africa). For those to whom it races apart. The more radical deed functional. Is vice presi- adminstration knows full well Editor Ju<» KW that they have no intention of Managmfl Editcr KralQ Pyer might look like a beacon of hope, right wing proponents of total dent Bush not going to claim AMI Managing Editor Catherine Hoehn I hasten to throw in a wordf ot racial separation are gaining that the policy of constructive ever pulling out of angola or Sport, Ea,tor Tom Reed caution. popularity as evidenced by re- engagement is now bearing Namibia or granting any inde- Copy Editor Debbie Rogers The frightening but unblinka- cent polls in S.A. The Emer- fruits and it behooves the Amer- pendence to Namibia for that Copy Editor Diane Bolde matter. The fact is that they Copy Editor Susan Proech ble truth is that the S.A. gency Powers Act which makes ican people to vote for him for a Production .... Stecey Bayrle government is about to hood- it possible for frivilous arrests to continuation of this successful went along with the EPG inly to Brel Guthrle wink unsuspecting Americans be made by members of the policy? Hence the timing of the make an about face when it was into believing thai the Reagan police force is in full force. The announcement — so it can be time to face the music — adopt Th» BO News is pubeshed daily Tuesday through Friday during ma academic year doctrine of "constructive en- government has become even used as a viable campaign tool, the recommendations of the and weakly during the summer session by me Board of Student Publications ol tagement" in Southern Africa more intolerant of opposition the timing of the pull out of the S. group. S.A. was the first to at- Bowling Green State University as at long last become a suc- and freedom of expression as African armed forces from Ang- tack Mozambique even after Opinions expressed by columnists do nol necessarily reflect the opinions ol the cess. What could be farther from ola and Namibia — November 1, signing a cease-fire agreement BO News can be seen in its insistence that The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity employ the truth? The policy had no all foreign journalists self- 1988 — is designed to remind the with the Maputo government of am and do not discriminate in hiring practlcea bearing with reality, has never censure, be censured by Americans just a week before late Samore Machel. Thus one The BG News w* not accept advertising mat la deemed discriminatory, degrading. been take seriously by any of the fovernment, or face expulsion, going to the polls, that the end of expects that as soon as the elec- or insulting on the basis ol race, sex, or national origin serious players in the South ts spinelessness was recently aparthied is Indeed in sight, that tion results are out and Bush is eD rights reserved African equation, and will never exposed in the recent banning of Namibia is on the threshold of in power, they would renege on copyright 1988 oy the BG News bear any fruits. It was designed the movie "Cry Freedom" hours independence, and to remove their pre-election promises. The Business Office EdHortal Office to extend the life of the apart- after allowingit to be shown in any winds left in the sails of bare fact is that the African 214 Weal Hal Ph: (418)3722801 210WeetHe« Ph (419)372 2803 heid regime indefinitely, and that country .Thus one would be Governor Dukakis who has ac- proverb, the leopard cannot has only been kept alive by the hard pressed to explain the cepted to classify S.A. a terro- change its spots, applies very Bowling Green Stale University Reagan administration which is reason behind the government's rist state if voted in power. well to the racist regime of Bowing Green Ohio 434030278 now in danger of being supplan- Botha in S.A. Time will tell. Summer Hours 7 30 B.m to 5 p m Monday through Thursday acceptance in principle, of the If this scenario were not the 7 30 sm to 11:30 a.m. Friday ted by a Democrat in the White terms of U.N. resolution 435/78. case, why did the S. African Ikomi is a graduate student in House. The reason is not far-fetched. government not accept the psychology. Local August lO, 1988 3 Freshmen challenged Finals are last chance to meet requirements by Judi Kopp "The students have really harder working students are the editor worked hard this summer," she type of student the University said. could be proud of," she said. This summer's batch of She said that last year about Huntley said the worst part of freshmen have faced tougher 74 percent of the students passed her job is realizing some of the standards and are anxious about their English and 72 percent students who are here in the upcoming finals, the director of passed their math classes. summer may not be back in the the program said. fall. But she said there are some "We were pleased to reach changes she believes would "The freshmen are anxious that level," she said. "Between benefit the program. (about finals)," Sylvia Huntley, 90 and 95 percent returned to "The summer freshmen are director of the summer pro- campus in the fall (last year)." supposed to take eight or more gram, said. "It's frustrating to hours, but when they take 12,13 work for 8 weeks under such Both students and instructors and 14 hours they are simply tough standards and then possi- have found the program to be getting themselves into deep bly not being able to come back. beneficial, Huntley said. waters," she said. "We have to These kids care and want to do make sure the students have well — if they didn't care (not "I would say 85 percent or time to work in the skills they'll being able to return) wouldn't more say the program is good need in the fall without overload- matter to them." and would recommend it to their ing their schedules. Huntley, also an assistant friends," she said. "Also the in- professor of educational curric- structors see how hard the stu- "We also need to take a care- ulum and instruction, said that dents have worked and would ful look at the courses that are the freshmen must achieve a 2.0 favor allowing the the harder offered to the summer freshmen grade point average and/or working students to return. during an eight-week session," pass all their courses to continue They believe the students who she said. at the University in the fall. She work hard during the summer BG News/Michael Moore said because so many of the stu- and are not allowed to return are She said 330 students partici- Joele Romeo, freshman psychology major (left) and Burdy Milkins, freshman business administration dents want to return to the Uni- the type of students that could pated in the program this sum- major prepare for finals by studying for their EDCI 100 class, a course they must pass in order to return for versity in the fall, the require- handle the normal 15-week mer and that there were very fall classes. ments really put the pressure on schedule. few problems with them in the freshmen. "(The instructors) think the Founders Quadrangle.
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Cord Sub StotolPlua •',» "-- '1.M "°— I M.M ""«*■ •1.00 nodMv Entertainment 4 Augu.t 10,198* 'S'more' fun camping age Acres, located at 13628 W. ties are much more laid back by Thetesc Drake Kramer Rd., offers water and than at traditional camp- staff reporter electric hookups, modern res- grounds. troom and shower facilities and "The best thing is that there diverse activities. isn't as much supervision," said A week and a half break be- Glenn Wood, gatekeeper and tween classes, it's time to head Swimming, fishing and boat- ing are all available at Heritage lifeguard at the quarry. Accord- for the hills — or at least the ing to Wood, "Nobody is going to campgrounds. With nearly two Acres. The campgrounds also have volleyball courts, a mini walk up to you and give you a iweeks between the end of the hard time if you don't get too out summer term and the beginning golf section, and a gameroom. of fall classes, many students To keep children occupied, of hand." Heritage Acres also has a play- The camping facilities, separ- remaining in Bowling Green ated from the quarry only by a might be navine a difficult time ground and a petting (arm where the kids can see tame dirt road, are aimed mainly at finding something new and ex- scuba divers, but also provide citing to do with their brief re- animals under adult supervi- spite. Camping may provide the sion. an ideal location for student out- Heritage Acres can be rea- ings. Unlike many other camp perfect alternative for those ched at 352-1185. sites, the quarry does allow al- needing an escape from civiliza- cohol on its grounds as long as it tion before returning to their If roughing it seems more ap- academic endeavors. propriate way for tackling the isn't in glass containers. Seat outdoors, the Portage The rate for overnight camp- In Bowling Green, two camp- ing at the quarry is $3.50 per grounds provide a variety of tarry Recreation. Club has camping lots available in addi- night per person. A package of outdoor alternatives. For those two days admission to the who prefer some of the creature tion to the swimming facilities. At the quarry, camping activi- quarry and an overnight lot is comforts of civilization, Herit- $9.50 per person. Reservations can be made at 352-9203. If grilled hamburgers, roasted BG News/Michael Moore ears of corn and s'mores melted EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS over the campfire sound like The Everly Brothers. Don and Ph II, perform one of their classic songs Wake Up Little Suzy at the Wood heaven, maybe the outdoor County Fair last Friday night. The fair concludes today. alternative is the best way to • IDEAL FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS • spend the last days of summer. 00 Rush Quiet Atmosphere. 1 & 2 Sem. Leases '340 mo. NORTHWEST OHIO JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT D Continued from page 1. Furnished. All Utilities Paid, Including Color TV., STUDENT TRAINING WRITE OR CALL COLLECT FOR FREE BROCHURE GROUP RATES AVAILABLE Colvin said the new fraternity able & Free HBO. PHONE: 354-3182 OR 352-1520. BUSINESS and sorority will hopefully pro- vide more interest in Greek life. THE ULTIMATE IN COLLEGE LIVING "The main reasons for the ex- SKYDIVING pansion of the University's HALL Greek population are to increase Cleveland Sport 1S1M draw Rd interest in the Greek life in the Parachuting School 216-M*4St1 Qarratttvlll*. Ohio 44231 student body, provide more "a leadership roles for the students and to give the students a chance to help in the formation A odh u a A FAME of a new organization," he said. Night Club 5610 Renwick Dr., Toledo 1HG0 BELL SEASONED Students Compare Rent and Benefits ^MONDAY NIGHTS SPRING: Cool lawn to "layout" on [Progressive Night| SUMMER: Hot deal - Low rent with DJ Denney 49C FALL: Crisp trees create color <*. WINTER: Cold day - Short walk 1 block south of Hill Ave. Come see us, Off Reynolds Road 537-8868 OFFER GOOD SUNDAY ONLY MID MM MANOR APARTMENTS NO LIMIT "JUST MADE FOR YOU* 641 Third St., Manager - Apt. 4 352-4380 320 E. 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He said the biggest problem so Artwork Logo far has been the amount of time I Continued from page 1. needed to implement and oper- D Continued from page 1. ate the new system. Toledo, Kent State University "It has been very time con- drivers' licenses, they still man- Ex-Falcon eyes spot and Akron University have im- suming with the preparation of age excursions to events such as plemented systems and Ohio U- letters and answering questions Music Under the Stars at the by Gary Brush Meehan said the Bengals training camp experience as a niversity is currently looking currently have eight wide building block for a career in and telephone calls, ne said. Toledo Zoo, and resident outings staff reporter into the program. "With the beginning of a new to Cedar Point. receivers left on the roster and the business world," said He said because the licensing his job will depend on how Meehan. "I think the life of a [irogram there are always prob- Bodie said in addition, she NFL training camps. Most many receivers they decide to football player would be great system is common, most manu- ems, whether they be antici- does her own correspondence by football fans think of these keep. but, I've learned the last two facturers are aware of the pro- pated or not." typing with her mouthstick and summer practices as strictly a years to face reality, which gram. It excludes manufac- loves to go shopping and pick out time for their favorite stars to "If they keep six receivers, I means you're not always going turers of athletic uniforms. her own clothes. work up a sweat and learn have shot to stick with the to succeed in what you do. Letters explaining the new li- Game "I do things now I never some new plays. But, for censing system are being sent to thought I'd do, she said. team," said Meehan. "But if companies, asking them if they C Continued from page 1. nearly half of those involved in they only keep five it's going to Meehan said the Bengals "About 11/2 years ago we had She admits though, that the these camps it's more than want to become licensed manu- time right after being paralyzed be tough because they have have 61 players left in camp facturers of University pro- something donated to the Coun- Srt a practice, it's a fierce five returning veterans." and are not required to be cil and we then donated the was not easy emotionally, and ttle for a way of life as a ducts, Buckenmyer said. even now there are a lot of tough down to the 60 player limit un- "A couple hundred letters monetary amount to the fund," professional football player. Meehan said his competition til Aug. 23. He said his main Hyslop said. times. for the possible last spot will objective right now is to avoid were sent out," he said. "So far "Yes, it took adjustment. I Former Falcon wide come from rookie Carl Parker the "football fatigue" and play 26 manufacturers have signed She said the classified staff is don't want to give the impres- receiver Greg Meehan is en- and fellow free agent Robert as consistently as possible. contracts and there are still 15 involved in two or three benefits sion it's always easy now. It isn'- Kged in one of those battles as Thompson. The final roster limit is 47. outstanding contracts. The let- per year, that primarily benefit t. It's the same as for anybody. fights for a spot on the ters were sent out to people we employees of the University. There are days when somthing NFL's Cincinnati Bengals. This years camp is Meehan's "Everyone has their up and do business with, the local mer- She said the staff will be sell- always goes wrong." third after being the last down days and at this point in chants and the people (the local ing refreshments and a 50-50 She credits her family and Meehan is currently partici- receiver cut in the San Diego the camp. You're lust looking merchants) do business with." drawing will be held at the friends for being supportive of pating in his third and final Charger camp in 1966 and the for level of consistency to get He said local merchants will game. The money raised will be her. and encouraging her to tight for a spot on a NFL team, Bengal's camp in 1967. you through," Meehan said. have to buy University products put in the fund established for make the most of her lite. after spending two years as a He said the two previous from the licensed manufac- Emma in a Sandusky bank. Cora Binegar, activities assis- "Right now I'm looking for- turers. If they happen to print starting wide receiver on the years of training camp experi- ward to Friday when we break "People will also be asking for tant at Wood County Nursing Falcon varsity. ence has helpednim develop a their own products, they will donations, but we're just hoping Home, said Bodie stays very ac- camp and leave Wilmington have to pay the royalty. Meehan came to the Univer- better attitude going into this College and return to Cincin- to have an enjoyable after- tive at the nursing home, by typ- sity after a two year stint at year's camp. Revenues generated from the noon," she said. ing articles for the newsletter Scottsdale Community Col- ati. My air conditioner and tel- program will not be going into The game will be held at 2 and helping organize events. lege, a two-year junior college evision have been my best bookstore budgets, Buckenmyer fi.m. at the University's softball "I have to give her credit, she in Arizona. "I'm more or less taking my friend the last month." said, but will be used primarily ield located beside Stellar Field doesn't let her disability drive for scholarships. on Mercer Road. her buggy," Binegar said.
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