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Friday, October 15, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 37 American pilot's Briefs release may lead Weather Rainy weekend ahead: toward agreement Today, partly cloudy. that he had been badly beaten by High In the mid 60s. South by Michelle Faul The Associated Press a crowd and stripped naked after winds 10 to IS mph. Chance his capture. of rain 20 percent. Tonight, Officials said Durant would be becoming cloudy and not as MOGADISHU, Somalia - U.S. flown Friday to a U.S. military cold. A chance of rain after helicopter pilot Michael Durant, base in Ramstein, Germany, and midnight. Lows near 50. battered but buoyant, returned to then taken to a military hospital Chance of rain 40 percent. freedom Thursday on a stretcher in Landstuhl, where his wife, Saturday, showers likely after 11 days as a captive of a Lorrie, would join him. and mild. Highs in the mid Somali warlord. Aidid has eluded capture since 60s. Chance of rain 70 per- The United States said no deal June despite a U.N. ransom of cent. was made for the release of Dur- $25,000. ant, captured in an Oct. 3 battle Inside the News between U.N. troops and Mo- Aidid called for the uncondi- hamed Farrah Aidid's fighters, tional release of 32 Somalia de- and of a Nigerian private cap- tained by the United Nations, in- tured in a Sept. S gunfight. cluding three top aides and his Safer crossings in works: Aidid emerged from hiding to chief arms supplier. Railroad crossings in the announce the release at a news city will be getting new conference. Clinton said it was "up to the gates and lights. The freeing of Durant spurred U.N." whether Aidid's lieuten- 3 See page 4. more calls from Congress for ants would be released. "We speeding ui the departure of U.S. made no deals to secure the troops from Somalia, and Presi- release of Chief Warrant Officer Bomb precautions: dent Clinton indicated he might Durant," Clinton said at a news Campus police have de- be flexible on his March 31 dead- conference in Washington. veloped a procedure for line for withdrawal. University departments to Durant, 32, clenched his teeth Asked whether he still wanted follow if they receive a and his eyes teared as he was Aidid's arrest, the president did bomb threat. carried out on a stretcher from a not give a clear "yes" or "no." He □ See page 3. walled compound and handed said a U.N. resolution had called over to Red Cross representa- for the general's capture "and we tives. He clutched a note from his ought to pursue It, [but] there And speaking of getting wife and parents that the Red may be other ways to do it and bombed: Cross gave him just before his I'm open to that." Researchers at the Uni- release. He declined to speak to versity are paying students reporters. Clinton called Durant's release to get drunk as part of a Dr. John Hoi comb of the 46th one of the "hopeful actions" he study in how people become U.S. Army Field Hospital said the said indicated U.S. policy in So- intoxicated. pilot suffered a broken leg, a malia was "moving In the right Q See page 3. broken cheekbone and a frac- direction and making progress." tured back, but appeared to have been treated fairly well by his Rtd. Adm. Jonathan Howe, the Outside campus captors. The leg was in a splint, U.N. secretary-general's special but had not been set and was representative to Somalia, said quite painful, Holcomb said. Thursday he could not meet Ai- Stalker faces sentencing: "Mike is fine, basically," Hol- did's demand for assurances that SHAKER HEIGHTS - A comb said, adding that Durant the United Nations would not psychiatric patient faces up "cried a little bit." hunt him down. to six months in jail and a An Autumn Amble He said most of Durant's injur- $1,000 fine on his no contest ies probably were sustained Howe called for talks with Ai- plea to stalking a college Nick Hufflne, 4, and Cbelsie Thomas, 5, walk hand-in- hand during a field trip to the environmental when a rocket-propelled grenade did's Somali National Alliance classmate. woods on West Woosler Street Thursday. Hufflne, Thomas and other children from the Child Devel- blasted the tail off his helicopter, and said U.N. relations with Ai- Police said Jon Killlan, 31, opment Center learned about the environment and the forest during the trip. although Durant said in an inter- did were like "sniffing dogs, cir- of Cleveland Heights, was view while he was in captivity cling each other." obsessed with a John Carroll University student. He pleaded no contest Wednes- day to stalking the 19-year- old woman and threatening Crop Walk aids in hunger programs her life. Shaker Heights Municipal by Leah Barnum Judge Virgil E. Brown Jr. environment reporter place Oct. 17 at 1 p.m., is to heighten cent of the proceeds will go to the World treasurer of Reach Out. revoked Klllian's $10,000 awareness of the hunger problems in the Church Service and affiliated organiza- It is a combined effort in which com- bond and ordered that he world, said Bill Thompson, the advisor of tions, and the other 25 percent will go to munity members and University stu- remain at the Cleveland In this comfortable, virtually hunger- Reach Out, a service-oriented student as- the Wood County Food Pantry, Thompson dents will work together to accomplish a Psychiatric Institute until free town, some residents tend to forget sociation which works to recruit partici- said. goal, Thompson said. sentencing. No date was set. about the millions of starving people in pants for the event. The 10 km walk will start at the Bowl- Stalking Is a first-degree far-away lands like Somalia "I would like to see people walking be- ing Green City Park and encompass the "It gets the community involved," Las- misdemeanor under an Ohio The sponsors of this Sunday's "Crop cause it [makes a statement]," he said. University campus, he said. ter said. "It's something to bring the law passed last November. Walk" hope to bring the permanent resi- "We forget about all the people around Sponsored by the Church World Ser- community together." The victim made a tearful dents and students of Bowling Green the world that are hungry." vice, the event will take place with the statement to the court, say- together and reiterate thoughts of the Participants will ask people to pledge help of Reach Out and a local committee Laster, who is participating in the ing, "Over the past year, this hungry in their minds. them a certain amount for each mile of community. University and church event herself, said it is a worthwhile has interfered with my stud- The goal of the event, which will take walked or ran, he said. Seventy-five per- members, according to Lisa Laster, cause to spend time or money on. ies, with my friends. I want it to be over." The BG Newi/Ter*M Thwnai Police said Killlan first saw the woman in a class they both took in September 1992. He said he never In- Victim shares tended to harm the woman.

Bite your tongue: story of rape

NEW YORK - Apologize by Melissa Llpowshl for using a Yiddish term health reporter some people consider a ra- cial slur? Feh, says Jackie Mason. The recent outbreak of rapes on and off the University cam- pus has many women living in fear. No matter how confident a woman may be or how prepared The comic repeatedly she thinks she is to fend off an attacker, when the situation actu- used the word "shvartze" ally arrives, no victim can predict how she would react. for blacks while accepting a For one University student, the fear of rape became reality Person of the Year award three years ago. The event was very unexpected and emotional Sunday from a 2,500 for Stacy Pettit, a senior psychology major from Sidney, Ohio. member organization It has taken Pettit a long time to fully cope with what hap- of Jewish police officers. pened. Until last year she was not yet ready to accept and deal with what had happened. However, within the last year, Pettit Mason was forced to step has become more willing to share her experience in order to down as an adviser to Ru- educate others about rape. dolph Giuliani's 1989 Three days after she arrived at the University her freshman mayoral campaign after he year in 1990, Pettit and a few of her new friends met a group of jokingly described David men from Purdue University at Some Other Place. Dinkins, now the mayor, as The men were visiting Bowling Green's chapter of their "a fancy shvartze with a fraternity. mustache." After being introduced to some of the men during the evening, Stacy Pettit finds a quiet moment in front of Shatzel Hall Thursday afternoon. Pettit, a senior psy- Pettit was making her way towards the restroom when she was Compiled from staff and chology major, was raped three years ago and has since worked to help other victims of sexual as- wire reports. sault. See PmiT, page «our. Opinion

* page two The BG News Friday, October 15, 1993 The BG News Of NEW Wo&pORDEft *■) -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief „ Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Ear to the ground....

Thanks to the extreme generosity of Barry Bagels the student population received a whop- ping dose of complex carbohydrates so necessary for our growing years. Last Thursday we lined up for free bagels (with student ID) in an effort to fill our turn-turns and satisfy our insatiable appetite for healthy food. The critics raved: "Cool! Free bagels!" Media not to blame for death Thank you Barry Bagels. It goes without saying how Beavis and Butt-head, are those two ugly- Butt-head is a program for mature audi- much we like free stuff. looking doofuses that have their own show ences. There are many other movies, televi- on MTV, doing everything stupid that you sion shows and magazines that are full of *•* can imagine. Are they the evils of society, or behavior that people shouldn't try to do. With Sweetest Day just one day away, time is run- are they just stupid cartoon characters that Even children at an early age know the dif- many like to watch. They are not the evils of ference between what Is right and wrong. ning out to buy your Buns of Steel,that perfect gift. our society, but merely the epitome of eve- Children will continue to do things that are Unless, of course you you agree with us that it's just rything we have always wanted to do but mischievious, whether they watch Beavis a cheap, rip-off holiday created by card companies to don't. Beavis and Butt-head are two charac- and Butt-head or not. soak us for as much money as possible until the next ters that you either like or you hate, just like The Beavis and Butt-head characters are holiday comes around. Maybe we're just ticked be- Rush Limbaugh. Unfortunately, I'm caught much like the characters Tom Sawyer and cause we aren't getting anything. Gee, do we sound in a situation that can appear confusing: I en- Huck Finn. Tom and Huck once were two bitter? (All cards and gifts can be addressed to EAR joy watching both shows. deviants that influenced other kids to do To the Ground, 210 West Hall.) I wonder to myself, can I be a conservative things that are wrong. Beavis and Butt-head and enjoy watching Beavis and Butt-head are modern day versions of Tom Sawyer and *•* and Rush Limbaugh at the same time. I think Rick Hackbarth Huck Finn. We hate to sound like a broken record, and we're one can watch both programs without being When I was little I played with fire once, confused. I can watch Rush Limbaugh and got caught and then got a spanking. When it trying hard not to be nitpicky, but WHAT IN GOD'S enjoy listening to his political commentary, only purpose in life is that they don't have a comes to children doing wrong, it is the par- NAME IS GOING ON IN THE BURSAR'S OFFICE? because I like listening to common sense purpose in life. ents' responsibility to correct the problem. We are beginning to feel that only a higher power can ideology. At the same time I can enjoy Beavis and Butt-head recently made the It is a parent's job to decifer what a child resolve the Stafford Loan snafu. Sorry guys, but the watching Beavis and Butt-head, because I news in connection with the fiery death of a should and shouldn't watch. Even though only people we haven't heard complaining are like to laugh at their stupid humor. young girl. The girl was killed in a house fire this may not always be easy to control, the Mother Teresa and Barney. We're thinking of ad- Beavis and Butt-head are part of a multi- that was started by her brother. Everyone in problem isn't the cable channels. vertising in the Sing Sing Gazette to find help in bill ion dollar industry that makes us laugh at the family was able to get out safely but the Everything MTV does is against societal shaking down Governor Voinovich for the dough. things that are unconventional. Some of girl. norms. I don't agree with much that comes Beavis and Butt-head's colleages are Wayne The mother of the boy claims that he got from MTV, but then again I don't channel my and Garth, David Letterman and Howie desire to play with fire from watching an ep- energy to stopping them. Mandell. isode of Beavis and Butt-head where the two Beavis and Butt-head (as I said earlier) are Your head hurts, you're dizzy, you're nauseated They all make us laugh at things that are played with fire. The mother noticed that the epitome of everything we wanted to do -and it's not even Friday morning. Sounds like that part of everyday life. Life is filled with her son became fascinated with fire after but wouldn't. We laugh at their antics be- nasty Asian Flu is crawling around your innards. (If humor we often don't notice, and sometimes her son watched the episode. It is her fault cause of the fact that they are so stupid, and you weren't sick before, that description should do it takes fictional characters and comedians for not correcting the problem and not the we all laugh at stupid humor. it.) Let the Health Center play doctor with you be- to make us laugh at ourselves. You can't al- producers of the show. She also knew what Beavis and Butt-head is escapism from a ginning October 18, and get your $3 flu shot. Believe ways take everything seriously or allow kind of a program Beavis and Butt-head is long hard day of work. They take our mind us, that price can't be beat anywhere. And the bug is things to bother you. It's important to take a and she shouldn't have let her son watch it if off what has been eating at us all day long. supposed to be a gruesome one this year, kids. light-hearted approach to everyday life. she doesn't like the content of the show. They also are entitled to making remarks Beavis and Butt-head are not the bad guys While I believe the media does have a big in- that we don't entitle ourselves to. They make we need to worry about. There are greater fluence on people, I don't believe the pro- remarks at their teachers, friends, store WFAL has revamped the traditional meat market. issues to be concerned with in life like gram can be blamed for the cause of the clerks and just about everybody else they No brown wrappers, no earthy smells (at least we crime, drugs, our president's administration death. encounter, that we wouldn't consider saying. and her husband and the list goes on. People are Influenced more by the people We get a kick out of listening to their cocky hope) and you don't have to take a number. But you There are worse things to keep me up they interact with on a everyday basis, than attitude. Who would have ever thought that can still get a prime cut on their Tuesday night Meet "huh, huh, huh, huh" would make us laugh. Market, Bowling Green's cross between Studs and nights than two fictional characters whose they are influenced by the media. Beavis and The Love Boat. If you've kissed a lot of chopped liver lately, or you've scoped out nothing but Hamburger Helper.give WFAL a ring, (or a cowbell) and hopeful- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ly you can find that beefsteak or fillet you've been to be aired in the "ordinary peo- First of all, NYPD had a R rat- tripe but how easily people are looking for-without all the bull. (We just live to make NYPD Blue censored ple." Howvever, voicing one's ing when it was edited. Televi- duped by Pentagon propaganda you gag.) because of content disapproval of sex and violence sion is viewed by the family and I For all the wrong reasons he on television does not make one a did not think it was appropriate criticizes the adventure in Soma- lia and repeats the falsehood The BG News Staff The BG News: religious fanatic. for children to see something This letter Is in response to a Neither is the decision by that was R rated. about why we invaded: "to open recent letter to the editor wrilten Channel 24 censorship in a way I don't know about anyone else, up supply routes so that food re- Photo Editor Teresa Thomas by Caroline March regarding the that would compromise the exer- but I personally dont want my lief would get to the starving." Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich decision by Channel 24 staff not cise of freedom of the press. younger brother to see a pro- That aspect of the African In- Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner to air NYPD Blue, a new ABC Just because we have freedom gram that showed explicit vasion is In fact a smokescreen Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki television series. of the press and speech does not scenes, such as nudity. for a much more predatory poli- She stated that the station was mean that we have to show mate- I would also like to remind you cy, as even a report buried In the Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin "bullied" Into withholding the se- rial that is degrading and abusive that many people petitioned Business Section ofThe Blade Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant ries by "Christian religious fa- towards certain segments of so- against this program being on admits: "Far beneath the surface Copy Editor Dawn Keller natics" who undertook a letter ciety. TV. I find it hard to believe that of the tragic drama of Somalia, Copy Editor Pam Smith writing campaign which they All freedoms must have every person who was involved four major U.S. oil companies are were told to do by their "han- reasonable limitations based on with not wanting this program on sitting on a prospective fortune Copy Editor Robin Coe dlers." She went on to label this moral absolutes. Does writing TV was a Christian. in exclusive concessions action as tyranny. this make me a religious fanatic? Instead of pointing the finger to...exploit tens of million of The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the When did voicing an opinion by I consider myself to be a very at one group, it is probably better acres of the Somali countryside." academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. letter become tyranny? This is ordinary graduate student. to find out why action was taken. Instead of exposing the profit- 204 West Hall merely an exercise of freedom of Caroline exposed the hypoc- This would prevent you from motives behind foreign policy, Bowling Green State University speech. The point in opposing the risy of this dichomony when, jumping to unnecessary conclu- Hackbarth laments the defiled Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 series is simply that violence and after calling the letters of the fa- sions about the so-called Chris- "corpse of a dead soldier." What promiscuous sex in our country natics tyranny, she told all of us tians who only care about telling about the scores of unarmed Copyright 1993, The BG News are out of hand. ordinary people to write to Chan- you what you can and cannot women and children shot by U.S. Unattended children are nel 24 in support of NYPD Blue watch on televlson. and U.N. forces? All this hap- watching television and living and even gave us the address, Lastly, I would like to Inform pened. out what they see in their neigh- you that even though you may Despite his criticisms, Hack- Respond borhoods and schools. Just pick Bryan Fry have met Christians who are pu- barth culminates his vast en- Signed letters or columns express the up a newspaper and see for your- PH.D student, Chemistry shy and overbearing, not all are richment of diplomacy with sug- beliefs of the individual and in no way self. Children are carrying out all that way. gestions indistinguishable from represent the opinions of The BG News. sorts of heinous sexual and crim- The BG News: Clinton: "Send more troops...free inal acts right here in our local This letter Is In response to ElishaLee the hostages, even if this means All readers are encouraged to express their area. When are we going to try Caroline March's letter which Junior eliminating Aldid... opinions through letters to the editor and and stop it? Violence and nudity stated that "Christian religious [then]withdraw from Somalia as guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 should not be made available to fanatics" bullied ABC into not Hackbarth duped soon as possible." words, typed, and contain the writer's children on network television. showing a new series, NYPD Instead of regurgitating Pen- telephone number, address, class rank, Caroline set up a false dicho- Blues. In the letter you asked by the Pentagon tagon gobbledygook, Hackbarth tomy in her letter when she as- why these "Christian religious should study his subject. and major. signed those opposing NYPD fanatics" did not want this pro- The BG News: Send all submissions to: The BG Nevs, 210 Blue to the category "religious gram on television. I would like Rick Hackbarth provides an Karl F. Smith West Hall. fanatics" and those who want it to tell you why. example not only of Journalistic Sociology Instructor Campus

Friday, October 15, 1993 The BC News page three Subjects will get paid to get drunk Stellar by Michael Zawackl a misperception of sobriety, Rosenberg recognize the signs of intoxication and be ting yourself into risk for [adverse con- shows faculty reporter said. able to keep an eye on the student." sequences]," Rosenberg said. "In other studies there was difficulty Sandra Alexander, Rosenberg's Currently, the research is in its first in that [the identifiers] would sometimes research assistant, said she saw particu- stage which involves acquiring six men offered The University psychology department guess a sober person was intoxicated or lar importance in college students being and six women as target subjects who by Kristen Lea Sweet is paying people to get drunk in the name an intoxicated person was sober," Ro- able to recognize intoxication in another will allow themselves to become intoxi- contributing reporter of science. senberg said. person. cated and video taped, he said. Harold Rosenberg, professor of psy- He said he is not optimistic that college It is already known that alcohol affects "At this point we are trying to recruit chology, is in charge of a research students are much better at identlfing the ability for a person to make rational targets who are willing to come in and The University planetarium project which will study college students' someone who is intoxicated. decisions and causes a loss of inhibition, have three to five drinks and then be has people seeing stars this fall accuracy to determine the level of intox- Rosenberg said this study will be very Alexander said. video taped," he said. "I believe to get a with two free astronomy shows. ication in other people. benefitial to college students when the "When you're drinking you're more nice cross section of students from "More Than Meets the Eye" an research is developed into training prone to engage in behaviors you might across campus who will become targets introduction to solar system ba- The test subjects, who will be paid videos. not otherwise take part in," Alexander of observation." sics, will be presented tonight at $30 for their time, will be given three to "This project should make a nice con- said. Potential subjects must meet standard 8 p.m. in the planetarium dome In five alcoholic beverages and then will be tribution to the recognition of intoxica- Alexander said the research is primar- legal and medical requirements and be the Physical Science Building. video taped at different stages of their tion," Rosenberg said. "The ultimate goal ily to study and define the observed cues aware of the potential effects of the ex- The show is part of a double fea- intoxication, Rosenberg said. is to cut down on the adverse results of someone gives when they are intoxicated periment, Rosenberg said. ture about watching the stars The video tape will then be shown to intoxication." and to show others what those cues are. Subjects must be 21 and a half years with the naked eye. Nearby students to see if they are able to de- The videos will show students in the "We're trying to better define the cues old and be a regular drinker of alcohol planets, colorful clouds of gas termine sober and intoxicating behav- various stages of intoxication and will someone gives when they are in between which the person must have begun drink- and remote galaxies are all fea- iors, he said. train college students to better recognize sober and drunk," she said. ing at least six months ago and must tured. In similar experiments, bartenders, intoxication, he said. Rosenberg added the videos will also drink at least once per week, he said. The second show, "The Light- police officers and mental health coun- "[Resident advisors] could be taught to be benefitial for students to avoid getting Also, subjects must not have a history Hearted Astronomer" is primar- selors were asked if they could identify better identify someone who is intoxi- into a car with a drunk driver, violence or of alcoholism or a history of medical ily designed for adults and will someone in an intoxicated state. This cated," he said. "If a student comes back to deter date rape. take place Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in research has shown these groups to have to the dorm drunk, the RA will be able to "If someone is intoxicated you're put- See STUDY, page four. the planetarium. The show will present how to become an at- home skywatcher. Both shows will be presented University prepared for bomb threats weekly Oct. 26 to Nov. 17. "More Than Meets the Eye" will take place Tuesdays and "The Light- by Courtney Gangeml police sent all departments a when students do not want to "It was very upsetting. We listen to background noises. Hearted Astronomer" will be administration reporter checklist and simple guidelines take a test. were told to vacate the room five Bran asked individuals to be- presented Fridays. Both will be- to follow if they ever receive a Between 1991 and 1993, the minutes after the start of the come familiar with the checklist gin at 8 p.m. bomb threat over the phone, ac- University received two threats. exam," he said. and have copies of it available Each show lasts 49 minutes and Although the University has cording to I_t. Gene Bratt. One was to the Math Science The 270 students were vacated when needed. is hosted by Planetarium Direc- not received any bomb threats The caller will usually direct Building and the other was to the from the room, and Dr. Rockett After the caller has terminated tor Dale Smith. Although the recently, they occur. Situations the threat to a building, depart- Business Administration Build- said he noticed a lot of "lively the threat, the individual should shows are free, the planetarium could turn explosive when these ment or area, hoping to cause a ing, she said. discussion outside" the exam call the University police. If the suggests a dollar donation. bomb threats happen, but the panic, Bratt said. In 1993, the Student Services room. threat is to the immediate loca- The astronomy presentations, University police take measures "The majority of bomb threats Building received a bomb threat, It is important to remain calm, tion, look around for any suspi- which began their fall schedules to avoid a possible eruption of happen around exam time," said as did the financial aid office, ac- and Rockett said he explained ciuos packages, briefcases, book on Sept. 17, are not new to the chaos, would the situation ever Barbara Waddell, public infor- cording to Waddell. this to his students. bags or unattended containers, University. be presented. mation officer. Carlton Rockett, professor of If a bomb threat is ever direct- according to the checklist. "The entire show has been go- Since 1991, the University has The caller's aim is to disrupt biological sciences, said he re- ed to a department, Bratt said re- Above all, do not touch these ing on campus for ten years," received four bomb threats in classes or cause a cancellation to members a bomb threat in 1991 cipients should ask as many packages. Report these to the Smith said. various departments across a later class, she said. Waddell very well. He was administering questions as possible, listen to officer attending the call, the For more information, call campus. Recently, the University said she believes threats come in a Biology 101 final exam. what the caller is saying and checklist stated. 372-2421. HOWARDS Club H /£ 111 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'T^ '■'■■■■■■IT* 210 N. Main 352-9951 Appearing Thurs., Fri., & Sat. 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All railroad crossings in the Ligibel said the public utilities city that do not have lights and William Blair, director of public works. branch of the department is re- A congress of 500 students from 19 area junior high and high gates will be getting them begin- sponsible for determining which schools will work on a project this fall to improve the overall quality ning in December, city and rail- The installations will be part of for the company. intersection will receive what of the Maumee River and its tributaries. road officials said. a project to improve railroad Mike Ligibel, district planning kind of work. The student branch of The Maumee Bay Watershed Project is be- "Wherever intersections do not crossings in the city. New warn- engineer for the Ohio Depart- "The commission takes into ing coordinated by the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Govern- have flashing lights and gates ing lights and gates have already ment of Transportation, said the account the number of vehicles, ments, a lobbying group for county and municipal governments, for they will be added," William been installed at the Court Street city is only responsible for ad- the amount of traffic and the the past five years, according to Linda J. Clark, senior environmental Blair, Bowling Green director of crossing. vanced warning signs, which number of accidents and de- planner for the group. public works, said. Consolidated Rail Corp., the warns traffic of the railroad termines which intersections The purpose of the project is to provide students with the opportu- Blair said streets that will be owner of the railroad, will pay intersection, and the white and need what protection,"said Li- nity to apply their science skills outside of the classroom and to clean getting the flashing lights and for all of the maintenance work yellow street lines at the cross- gibel. up the Maumee River, the area's main water source. Cities including gates are Newton Road, Reed and changes on the railroad, ac- ing. The intersections that are de- street,Street, Frazeerrazee Avenue, Derbyueroy cording to Christine Wagner, di- Wagner said one street in the termined to have the worst con-a See CLEANUP, page five. Avenue and Lehman Avenue. rector of media communcations city will be worked on in Decem- ditions get added protection first.fit Student encourages others to be strong after attack ppTTIT her and repeatedly slammed her head outside of my body. It almost felt like I "When I got home, I managed to calm considerable amount of time trying to into a brick wall, leaving her with se- was watching someone else," she said. myself down visibly so they would think deal with the feelings of her family In- vere bruises, stiffness, soreness and a "I kept telling myself that it couldn't that I was OK They called my cousin, stead of her own. Continued from page one. concussion, she said. have happened to me because I was who was also a University student at the "During this time, I made my family cornered by one of the fraternity mem- supposed to be educated. I thought I time, and he came to get me. When he my priority. I needed to make sure that bers whom she had not met. The more violent he became and the knew what to do." got to my dorm, he found me sobbing they were all right and it was easier to When the man asked her to go outside more Pettit struggled, the more she rea- While in high school, Pettit had been a hysterically on the steps outside." deal with their feelings than my own," for a walk, she refused. At that point, lized her life was threatened. peer counselor with training in crisis After her cousin calmed her down she said. she said, he forcibly removed her from' "Throughout the struggle, I reached a intervention. She had thought that she throughout the night, Pettit was finally "It was hard to see my mom crying the bar. point where I knew that by struggling, I would know how to react in a sexual as- convinced that she should make the two for me or hearing my dad and my While Pettit said that she was angered could not help the situation. I told my- sault situation. most painful calls - one to her parents brother saying that they wanted to kill [ by his actions, she did not scream for self that I could postpone it by continu- After being in the situation, however, and one to the police. the rapist]. I still went home a lot that help. To onlookers, the situation must ing to struggle, knowing that the rape Pettit said she now realizes that unless As one of the small minority of wom- year. My family needed to see me and I have only appeared to be a couple was going to happen anyway," Pettit people are in the situation, they cannot en who choose to prosecute, Pettit said needed to be with them," she said. having a fight, she said. said. predict how they are going to react. she now understands how frightening The year after the rape was the most "I knew from that first moment that "However, by doing so I continued to During the first few days after she and even unfair the experience with the difficult time, Pettit said. Many of her he was more than a typically over- endanger my life, which was more im- had been raped, she had no feelings justice system can be. relationships suffered and it was diffi- aggressive guy," she said. "I was so portant because the damage had toward, nor any recollection of, the in- "[The rapist's] battle started the day cult to be involved in any kind of human angry and I kept telling him to get the already been done. My biggest struggle cident. Although she was throwing up, he appeared in the courtroom," she contact. hell away from me." then became trying to stay still," she shaking, rocking, having repeated said. "Mine began the day he raped "I remember a time when my dad just After he pulled her out of the bar, he said. nightmares and was severely depres- me." wanted to take me in his arms and hug forced her across the street into the After making her kiss him, fondling sed, she did not know why. After several months of hearings, a me and I couldn't let him. I could see dark alley near the armory where he her breasts, forcing her to engage in Pettit knew her behavior was unu- plea bargain was made because Pettit the tears in his eyes as a father who Just began his attack, Pettit said. oral sex and attempting to penetrate sual, but since she was new at the Uni- "just could not take it anymore," she wanted to make everything better for The attacker, who was highly intoxi- Pettit, the attacker heard the sound of versity, her new friends did not know said. his little girl but couldn't,"she said. cated and incoherent, kept asking Pettit approaching voices and fled. that this behavior was odd for her, she Her attacker was sentenced to two Pettit said that in addition to her visi- questions that she could not under- While he failed to penetrate her, the said. years in prison - in which all but 80 ble separation from people, she suf- stand. offense was still regarded as rape since It was not until she was at a party days were suspended - three years of fered from nightmares, headaches and "He kept saying things like 'you said there was actual contact of the genitals later that week that she finally came to probation and court and medical costs. nausea. In addition, her self-esteem was that you loved me, why are you hurting and oral sex had occurred, she said. terms with the fact that she had been In addition, he was required to attend tremendously altered. me? I need you.' I could not understand Following the incident, Pettit, who raped. programs for sex offenders and alcoho- "I did not even know him,"she why he was saying this to me when I went into a period of temporary denial, "I was at this party with my friends lics, Pettit said. said,"and he had taken away what was had no idea who he was," she said. continued to socialize that night and the and this guy hit on me," she said. "I just Although her family was very sup- most important to me. He took away After the incident, Pettit discovered rest of the week as if nothing had ever totally freaked out and started crying portive, Pettit said that they had a very who I was and my control." that she had a strong resemblance to happened. hysterically. So I told my friends what hard time dealing with the rape. Be- While Pettit said she felt as If her one of the man's former girlfriends. "I was in such a numb state where I had happened to me and they took me cause her family was highly disturbed During the struggle, the attacker bit could feel myself watching myself from home." about the incident, she said she spent a See PETTIT II, page five. UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO STUDY

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V FALCON HOCKEY VS. TORONTO FRIDAY .^GET YOUR TICKET TODAY! Elsewhere Friday, October 15, 1993 The BC News page five Tailhook case re-opened Cystic fibrosis explored because of new evidence Gene therapy may be cure for fatal disease by Daniel Q Haney The Associated Press The Associated Press Bonam was nowhere near Cough- Robert C. Jenks only said that the "a giant step forward." lln when she was attacked, case was ordered reopened "af- "Unless there Is something I cannot antici- theLos Angeles Times reported ter additional witnesses, who BOSTON - Scientists have shown for the first pate, we will get to the goal line," he said. LOS ANGELES -- The Marine today. may have a bearing on the in- time that gene therapy can correct the underly- The research was conducted by Dr. Michael J. Corps is reopening the case of an James Kelly, a Navy civilian vestigation, were identified." ing defect that causes cystic fibrosis, the most Welsh and colleagues from Howard Hughes officer charged in the Tailhook employee, said that Coughlin's It was unclear why the witnes- common fatal inherited disease of Americans. Medical Institute of the University of Iowa. He scandal because of new evidence assailant, whom he cannot identi- ses are stepping forward now. The approach, which uses genetically engi- presented his results Thursday at the North indicating the woman who blew fy, was about the same height as neered cold viruses to ferry healthy genes Into American Cystic Fibrosis Conference in Dallas. the whistle on the affair accused Coughlln - 5-foot-4, Bonam's at- The Pentagon concluded that the body, was widely praised as a major step They will be printed next week in the Journal the wrong man. torney, Patrick Mackrell, told the 83 women were assaulted and 140 toward the treatment of a relentlessly fatal Cell, published in Cambridge, Mass. The case involves Capt. Gre- Times . Bonam is just over service members engaged in im- disease as well as a landmark in the infant field "I'm cautiously hopeful," Welsh said. "But I gory J. Bonam, who is charged 6-foot-l. proper conduct during the gath- of gene therapy. think many more questions need to be answered. with attacking Navy Lt. Paula Other witnesses were prepared ering. In the first tentative human experiments, re- The really, really Important issue is safety." Ann Coughlln during the 1991 to testify that they were with searchers reversed the genetic abnormality in Although the treatment caused no ill effects in Tailhook convention In Las Bonam on a hotel patio at the At the pretrial hearing, Bonam the noses of three people with cystic fibrosis. the preliminary experiment, much larger doses Vegas. Coughlln said at a hearing time Coughlin was assaulted, the and other witnesses insisted he However, they did not attempt to fix malfunc- would be necessary to treat cystic fibrosis, and in August that Bonam grabbed newspaper reported. was a placid, churchgoing man tioning cells in their lungs, the real source of the the possible hazards are still unknown. her buttocks, stuck his hand in- Coughlin's attorney, Nancy L. who would have helped Coughlin diseases' tragic course toward death Cystic fibrosis occurs in one in every 2,000 or side her bra and grabbed her Stagg, said her client - a former if he had seen anyone attack her. Nonetheless, the genetic defects in the nose 3,000 births; 30,000 Americans - mostly whites breasts while someone else tried admiral's aide and helicopter pi- and lungs are the same. And the latest work - have the disease, which runs in families. Ap- to pull down her underpants in a lot whose complaint broke open Defense witnesses also pointed suggests that this approach may well restore the proximately one in every 25 white Americans crowded hotel hallway. After the the Tailhook scandal - still be- out that Coughlin originally iden- lungs so they work normally. carries a copy of the CF gene. However, the hearing, the case was sent to a lieves she was assaulted by tified someone other than Bonam Dr. Claude Lenfant, director of the National disease occurs only in those who get two copies general to decide whether Bonam. in a photographic lineup, and that Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, called the work of the bad gene. Bonam should face court- "She identified him and that's photos of Bonam from the night martial. But new witnesses were what her testimony is," Stagg of the incident showed that he expected to testify today at a said. was wearing clothing that did not hearing in Quant ico, Va, that Marine Chief Warrant Officer match Coughlin's recollection. CLEANUP Continued from page four. son Hotel in Toledo. The meeting ticularly nitrates, are potential will begin at 8 a.m. problems," he said. PETTIT II Toledo and Bowling Green get "The purpose is to let [people] High levels of nitrates sti- director of the Wellness Center, their water from the river. know what the state of the water- mulate the growth of algae, Continued from page four. the victim, Pettit chose the role of the survivor. While she came Pettit has performed a variety of Students from four counties shed is," Clark said. which, if consumed by humans, world was falling apart, she suc- to terms with the fact that she duties throughout her time with will work in groups to determine may cause problems in pregnant ceeded in convincing herself that could never be the same person the Well, including being a peer sources of pollution in the The participants will also pro- women and infants, Lowe said. she had the strength and courage she was before the incident, she listener, publicity coordinator, Maumee River and come up with pose solutions to their local to transform the negative Into said she still had her soul and her recruitment volunteer, and most potential solutions to the prob- government officials and en- Other dangerous substances, something positive. love for life and that was enough recently a certified instructor lems, Clark said. courage them to take action, she such as mercury, may enter Since the rapist had already to continue her fight. for HIV awareness classes. Student Congress members said. water via industrial waste, said taken her dreams away, Pettit As a peer adviser at the Well- will test the water on Oct. S and "They will work on how to mo- Stephen H. Vessey, professor of said she could not let him take ness center for 2 1/2 years and a "Stacy is so valuable because attend educational workshops on bilize and put pressure on biology at the University. away any more than he already participant in other University- she Is involved with so many stu- Nov. 16. government to solve the prob- "But the biggest problem Is had. She said that it was not in related activities, Pettit said her dents who perceive her as a car- The workshops will teach them lem," she said. after a rain in the spring," he her nature to hate him, but rather passion toward issues including ing and committed individu- about area pollution problems, Most pollution problems in the said. "It flushes [pollutants] she hoped to correct the problem rape, racism, AIDS, poverty and al/Wright said. how to come up with solutions, Maumee River are caused by through the drainage pipes and before it had the chance to hap- cultural diversity does not only how to present them to officials water run-off from dump sites into the river." pen to anyone else. come from what she does, but While Pettit said it saddens her and how to educate the public on and farmland, according to Rex "If I did not make the effort to rather who she is. to see other victims of rape, she their findings. Lowe, an aquatic ecologist and This year the project will be help someone else who might "I always wanted to help peo- said she would like to encourage The students' findings and professor of biology at the Uni- funded with a $27,000 grant from the Lake Erie Protection Fund, also be a victim in the future I ple, but when someone tries to victims to be strong and to Just proposed solutions will be dis- versity. played at the Nov. 17 Student according to Jeff Busch, execu- would have felt as If it all hap- steal your dreams from you, your take life from moment to mo- "Most [pollutants] are agricul- pened in vain. I feel that even if I Congress meeting at the Radis- turally related - nutrients, par- tive director of the Ohio Lake dreams and goals become much ment. Erie Office. am only saving one person from more clear and concise because all that I went through, then it is you become much more protec- tftWMWWWtWItiWWMMWWMMMWMWWMWWMMWMWMMMWMWW worth my time, "she said. tive of them," she said. Instead of playing the role of According to Jeanne Wright, WEEKDAYS ON CABLE Happy Founder's Day

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KEEP THE STREAK ALIVE . . TOMORROW 1:30 . .BG VS. AKRON! Come help moke it 13 wins in a row of name and 19 straight MAC victories! Sports page six The BC News Friday, October 15,1993 Zips try to stop streak Falcons break the ice by Brian Mart When a team returns 85 per- rousing start by beating the Var- sports writer cent of the scoring from a club sity Blues 8-1, but York is not that finished only two games about to overlook Toronto's abil- BG hasn't lost MAC gome since Nov. 10, 1990 under .500, and saved it's best ity. Hockey fans - wait. Don't hockey for the playoffs, it has "Toronto is a good team," York by Aaron Dorksen to stop turning the ball over," yards and also led the team last throw this paper away just yet. reason for optimism. said. "I think that if they were in sports editor Faust said. "Last week we had year with 754 yards. Instead, bring it to the Ice "I would think legitimately we the CCHA they would finish in six fumbles and we just can't Akron's run and shoot Arena Friday night and use it to could win 20 games this year," the top half of the standings." have that. offense, which they call "pass partake in one of Bowling coach Jerry York said. "I also York will start junior Will Step right up, one try a "BG is very good in the turn- and pitch", puts a lot of pres- Green's most spirited traditions think it's a realistic goal for our Clarke in goal against Toronto. season, don't miss your chance. over ratio department, they sure on each defensive player as the Falconsi team to finish with home ice and Clarke is scheduled to play the You over there - Gerry Faust don't fumble much and they to read his area, rather than grace the fro- advance back to [the CCHA first period and half of the sec- - coach of the Akron Zips, it's take care of the ball." run directly to the football zen pond for playoffs]. ond, with freshman Bob Petrie your turn to try and break Despite Akron's six turn- Blackney said. the first time "And if things go our way, we playing the last period and a half. Bowling Green's Mid-American overs in last week's 31-13 vic- "Marcel Weems is as explo- this season should also have a good chance of Clarke, who was the starting Conference tory over Miami, the Zips lead sive a player as anybody we against the getting back into the NCAA goaltender for part of his fresh- record win the MAC In turnover margin (+ will play against," Blackney University of| Tournament." man year, is back in the spotlight streak. 1.40). Bowling Green is fourth said. "Their offense has the po- Toronto. Tri-captains Brian Holzinger as he replaces Aaron Ellis. When in the MAC (+0.60). tential to be unsettling to a de- BG is confi- (center), Sean Pronger (center), For all the newcomers who Faust's Zips The bottom-line for defenses fense because a team has to dent it can and Jeff Wells (defenseman) lead have no idea why they would Invade Perry is points allowed and both commit eight or nine people break a string[ a nucleus of players that includes need to bring a newspaper to a Stadium Sat- teams have been successful in near the line to stop the op- of three con- York 15 letterwinners from last year's hockey game, here's a piece of urday they keeping the opposition off the tion." secutive lower-half finishes in team. advice: Put the paper under your will be trying scoreboard. "I have a lot of confidence in the Central Collegiate Hockey For the second year in a row, arm, get your voice warmed up, to do what The Falcons are giving up our two corner backs [George Association and return to the the Falcons will open their and make sure you get to the Ice Bowling only 15.4 points per game (2nd Johnson and Darnell Staten] winning ways that Falcon fans season against Toronto. BG got Arena before the player intro- Green's last in the MAC). BG Is coming off and our free safety Steve Ro- have come to expect. last season's campaign off to a ductions. You won't regret it. 18 MAC opponents failed to do a 20-0 shutout at Ohio. Akron driguez." - beat the Falcons. has yielded slightly more scor- Akron was picked to finsih Bowling Green (3-2, 2-0 in ing, giving up 17.6 points per second in the preseason media the MAC) has not lost a Mid- game (3rd in the MAC). poll while BG was pegged for American Conference contest Junior inside linebacker fourth. Midseason MAC report cards since Western Michigan Vince Palko has led the way for Last season BG and Akron The Associated Press defeated the Falcons Nov. 10, a group that many questioned were tied 3-3 at the half before can be answered when Akron rushing in each of the last four 1990, on the last Saturday of coming into the season. Palko the Falcons exploded for 21 (3-2, 3-1) plays at Bowling Green games. "But we haven't been the season. is fifth in the MAC in tackles second half-points to post a The Mid-American Conference (3-2,2-0), Eastern (3-2,2-0) visits tested like we'll be tested Satur- The 18name streak is the (14.2 per game) and first in 24-3 victory In a game many of hits its midpoint Saturday, with Central Michigan (2-4, 2-2), day. Akron is the best rushing longest in MAC history, break- tackles for a loss (11). the Akron players thought they five teams hanging within a half- Miami of Ohio (1-4, 0-3) plays at team we've seen." ing the old record of 16 set by The Bowling Green defense should have won. game of the top spot. Toledo (2-3, 1-2) and Kent (0-5, WESTERN MICHIGAN: The Miami (1973-75). returned just three starters Weems was the leading Ball State, Bowling Green and 0-3) travels to Ohio U. (Oo, 0-4). week off can be good or bad for a To keep the streak alive, and from a year ago but the new rusher in the game with 74 surprising Eastern Michigan all Western is idle. team, coach Al Molde said. more importantly stay in the additions to the lineup have yards, but completed just remain unbeaten in MAC play, Here's a midseason report card. EASTERN MICHIGAN: "We driver's seat in the MAC race, performed admirably. 7-of-20 passes. Falcon co- while Akron and Western Michi- went into this saying if we played BG will have to be at the top of The Falcon defense will be captain Zeb Jackson led BG on gan have just one setback work- BALL STATE: "A lot of people good, solid football and made no its game if they are to keep tested by Akron quarterback the ground with 58 yards. ing against them. think we're just an average team. stupid mistakes, we would have a pace with Akron (3-2,3-1). Marcel Weems, who has "I'll be honest, I haven't Having won three conference Maybe we are, but last week we chance each week," said first- Faust said the team that burned opponents with his asked our men about that stuff games over the past four weeks, gave a great effort," coach Paul year coach Ron Cooper. takes better care of the ball running ability as well as his [last season]," Faust said. "Last Ball State (4-1 overall, 3-0 MAC) Schudel said of his team's dra- AKRON: The Zips came off an may come out on top. passing. Weems leads the Zips year is last year, that's the way jumps out of the league to take on matic 31-30 victory over Toledo. idle week to throttle Miami 31-13 "I think we're going to have in rushing this year with 239 I look at It." Cincinnati. BOWLING GREEN: "The de- last week. They begin a three- Elsewhere, a lot of questions fense is starting to come together game road swing this week at as a unit," said coach Gary Bowling Green, followed by a BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO Blackney of a squad that has held non-conference contest at Tem- opponents to less than 100 yards ple and then Ohio U. MAC ATTACK! Coming October 29,1993... FALCON VOLLEYBALL! Plays at Home this Weekend! | -u*. * Pumpkin Carving Contests * Haunted House illl * Mystics ^p° Bowl 'N' Gree * Costume Contests V "II * Special Halloween Movies Sunday Brunch Come help the Falcons climb Attention: Any organization interested in doing a Fresh Carved Prime to first in the MAC! Haunted House room must contact U. A. 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* Friday, October 15,1993 The BC News page seven Redd: Falcon football's class act on and off field The BC Ncwi/filc photo It was early September, Through extensive weight four quarters, as he was inser- 1990, and Ronnie Redd was not training, Redd "bulked up" to ted into the starting slot in hi* playing football. 185 pounds. More importantly, second game against West Vir- Well, not real football, any- he improved his bench press to ginia. way. 315 pounds and his squat to In that contest Redd caught Ronnie was dressed in pads, 500, while maintaining his 4.5 two passes, one going for a running patterns and scoring speed in the 40-yard dash. touchdown. Redd contends that touchdowns for Bowling Green Falcon head coach Gary game still ranks among his - as a scout - Blackney says that the word most memorable. t e a m "attitude" pops into mind when "When I caught that first TD wideout. the subject of No. 1 comes up. pass," he says, a small smile R e d - creeping across his fcce, "I shirting his by was like, *wow, I can't believe 1 initial Mark Leonard DeChant just did that.'" season, while Redd has played in 27 games frustrating, assistant sports editor since West Virginia, and he has was instru- caught at least one pass in mental in "Ronnie realized when he every single contest. Redd's de- Redd came here that it is difficult His current career reception velopment as for a young person coming out total is now 64, including 13 the Falcons' premier split end. of high school," Blackney said. that have gone for touchdowns. "It's disappointing to sit out a "A great deal of high school Redd's scores are not per- year as a freshman," Redd players can get by on their formed in everyday fashion, says, reflecting on the 3-5-1 natural ability. either. With six of his TD's season he witnessed as a red- "That is all equalized when covering 30 yards or more, it's shirt. "It felt more like a job. I you get to the college level. clear that Ronnie has a flare just showed up and practiced The strength factor is so im- for the spectacular. every day." portant here." "He must have one of the HEY, REF! INTERFERENCE! Bowling Green's Ronnie Redd U) scrambles for a loose ball in the Fal- For Redd, now a junior, prac- Redd's persistence certainly best touchdown ratios in the cons' 38-6 victory over Ball State last season. Besides bis talents as a receiver. Redd Is also the top tice extended past the football paid off, as he became an in- nation," Blackney said. "If he punt returner in the MAC, averaging 13.8 yards a return. field and into the weight room. stant star in his second year. continues to score a touchdown Redd and fellow wldeout Rameir Martin will hope to pace the Falcons offensive attack this weekend The 5-foot-9 Wayne High He began his sophomore (or for every five catches he gets, as Bowling Green will look to extend their 18-game conference winning streak against Akron on Sat- School product was lightening redshirt freshman) year as a this football team is going to be urday. quick - but also light as a backup wideout. That ar- in good shape for the next two feather. rangement lasted precisely years." Club SOCCer falls to Toledo Soccer hosts Irish by Jonathan Broadfoot Falcons were down 1-0. Following a deflection off a Freshman midfielder Ryan After winning their first game Mahler noted that BG hasn't sports writer "Unfortunately, with all of our Rocket fullback, the Falcons Moungie took the kick and sent a Wednesday following a three faced the Irish in three years be- scoring opportunities, we just ball to the far post. Running on to game losing streak, the soccer cause of schedule conflicts. With couldn't put the ball in the net. the crossed ball, freshman for- team will face Notre Dame Sun- two to three quality players to After coming in second place Hopefully, the second half will be "Unfortunately, with ward Ronn Tompot skied over day in an attempt to regain a look out for, the Falcons know in the Annual BGSU Club Soccer different," Kyle Goodwin said. two Rocket defenders and winning series. what they have to do to win. Fall Classic last weekend, the BG Although the BG squad came all of our scoring headed the ball firmly into the The Fighting Irish are current- men's club soccer team lost a out in the second half hungry to opportunities, we just back of the net to edge BG closer ly ranked fifth in the region and "The key to the game will be tough battle Thursday to arch score, Toledo capitalized when to the Rockets at 2-1. should prove to be good competi- our ability to close down their rival Toledo 3-1. there was a breakdown in the de- couldn't put the ball in tion for the Falcons. two forwards and their ability," The Falcons drop to an overall fense to put the Rockets up 2-0. the net. Hopefully, the Mahler said. "We have to show a record of 6-7-1, but feel they can Although BG seem to be fight- "They beat Illinois Wednesday better effort in attacking the last bounce back and win their last With about 17 minutes remain- second half will be ing back, Toledo came down the 7-0," head coach Mel Mahler third of the field, which is the five games. ing in the match, BG knew there different." field and added their last goal to said. "They are a very up-tempo, lost 40 yards in. We can do a bet- Toledo scored first when a was a chance to come back. give the Rockets a 3-1 lead, which aggressive soccer team. They ter job than Wednesday's game. Rocket forward dribbled the ball, turned out to be the final score. mix talent with athiitic ability, If we can do that, we can have unmarked, into the goal area and The Falcons kept pressuring Kyle Goodwin, and although they are a building better scoring." chipped it over BG goalkeeper the Rocket goal with multiple The BG men's club soccer team like us in that their team is The Falcons get the game un- Kyle Goodwin's head. crosses and breakaways and fi- team will be traveling to Toledo fairly young, they should prove derway on Sunday at 2 p.m. at The first half ended and the nally scored. received a corner kick. to redeem themselves on Oct. 21. to be an even match for us." BG's Mickey Cochrane Field. Classifieds The BC News

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It's time for YOU unauthorized biography on the great concerted effort to do a two-page some the Insider reader to lake control of and wide Rush Limbaugh. Yup. MANAOINQ EQUTQR Ihing-or-olher each and every week of our Halloween issue. All you need to do Not sure what to listen to? Indeci- DORIAN HALKOVICH Just our little way of keeping up the is send us your favorite horrifying-but-tme (or sive as to what to pop into your CO fine journalistic integrity that's be- player? Brian Beatty is back to help come so synonymous with BGSU, you decide what's hip and what or whatever. andwe W r\ i > 1 JL4 L* ! will prim isnl. STAFF WRITERS But mid-term is upon us, and And, there is so very much more things can gel a little bit hectic. JOYCE ASHMAN A YOUR HORRORS to choose from that we couldn't Don't fret, however, because pages. Yup, if you were ever visited by a ghost, spooked by even begin to describe n to you, DAVID COEHRS there's more than just a little to a goblin, attacked by a tunnel-dwelling freak or screwed let alone tell you what page it's on. feast on in this week's fine, fine Well, enough messing around. edition. Here's a peek: over by someone from the Bursar's office, we want to AMYDEEB know about iL Get on with it. And, please do read Page two (that would be this the big, annoying circle to your left, CHRISTINE ECKSTEIN page, in case you were wonder- Send all submissions to The Insider at 210 West because we're looking for a lot of Hall by Tues.. Oct. 26. Include name, phone LAWRENCE HANNAN ing) offers Editor-in-Chief Connell you folk to write in and entertain the Barrett's widely acclaimed and occ- number, etc. So stop delaying. Scare rest of the campus. MELINDA C. asionally read "Almost Parachute," the Hell out of us... if you dare That's all we have time for which was recently named by a respect- Drive safely. Happy reading. MONHART ed national newspaper as "A column, Til next time. and not much of one, for that matter." MIKE SIEBENALER ...Us ROSS WEITZNER Shhhh! STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ROSS WEITZNER Everybody's talkin' at him I have nothing against friend- this is Meijer" and "This is HER: Have a good one. cessive chit-chat that has be- ADVISOR ly people, except when they Meijer, arid welcome to it." ME: I'll try. come this nation's greatest flaw talk to me. But luckily, if you sneak in on HER: See ya later. besides the Gabor sisters. BOB BORTEL Though I think this nation the left side, over by the photo ME: Alright. Here's a few tips when dealing would be in much better condi- desk, you can avoid the guy al- HER: Have a good one. with extraordinary polite srnail- tion if it were made up of more together. Not so with the ME: Shut up. talkers: BUSINESS polite, friendly men and wom- checkout clerks. Meijer isn't too HER: I love you! MAKE CRYPTIC YET en, of which tm one. Just walk bad in this department (though I realize we, as a people, have DANGEROUS REMARKS MANAGER down the street with me, and with 789 aisles, you're bound to a need for these innocuous Nothing guarantees prompt- you'll hear people say, "Hey, find a garrulous employee). conversations. Small-talk works ness, especially when shop- HARM MILLER there goes Connell Barrett, a The worst are the clerks at a as a buffer between strangers; ping, like the musings of a pos- polite, friendly man or wom- local carryout. Every morning I it's a way of displaying etiquette sibly deranged, probably dis- an." go in and pick up my can't-do- around people with whom you turbed drifter. ADVERTISING What I think our society as a would normally dismiss as unfit CLERK: Have a nice day. whole needs to reduce, though, MANAGER to inhale oxygen in the same 25 YOU: I've got a severed head I is small- talk. It's right there on foot circumference, let alone in my glove box. COLLEEN WHITMAN the Things We Need Need ALMOST exchange actual thoughts or If that doesn't work, then you Much, Much Less Of list, just slivers of affecBon. can always... before Dan Cortese Burger The Insider Idle gabbing serves as a STICK A SMALL, SHARP King commercials and right PARADOX Erotective device, allowing us to PENCIL THROUGH THEIR Magazine is published after Nancy Bimbaum lifestyle every Friday during the ide our true feelings and, CHEEK pieces. hence, protect us from larger CLERK: Have a nice day. academic year by the Pointless gab must come to Board of Student Connell Barrett people whom we don't care for YOU: Have a small, sharp an end. The greatest offenders and who could pound us into pencil through your cheek! Publications of Bowling are usually shop employees, Green State University. coffee grounds if they knew CLERK: (bleeds to death) such as those employed at the withouts: two Snapples, a what we were thinking. If you Ain't that a beaut? It com- Opinions expressed super-sized everything store, by columnists do not pouch of Redman, six packages ran into an old friend from high bines grotesque violence with a | Meijer. of Sno Balls. And every morn- school, he might say, "Gee, it's smooth, glib wirtisism. (And it necessarily reflect the Recently, I visited Meijer. I opinions of The Insider ing, I have to find some way to nice to see you," to which you'd drives the girls crazy.) was sitting at home around 4 cut short the cutesy, intermina- respond, "Oh, you too." REPEAT EVERYTHING Magazine. a.m., and I said to myself, "Boy, Readers are ble small-talk offered by the hy- This is, of course, a blatant THEY SAY TO YOU I really need some lettuce and perglycemic, galacrJcalty unc- lie. In a world without smalls- It angered your little brothers I encouraged to voice radial tires. And while I'm at it, I their opinions to Insider tuous cashier, the kind that goes peak, he would say, "Gee, It's and sisters - it works iust as L should grab a caulking gun and on for hours, with absolutely no nice to see you." To which Sood in the real world, especial-| Magazine wllh Letters to some slacks." the Editor, which will be end in sight, not unlike this col- you'd respond, "Oh, I was hop- I when dealing with long-lost So I was off to the fine Meijer umn: ing we'd never meet again, be- "friends." published in each issue. store, where - and I'm not Entries should be cause vou remind me of a time FRIEND: It's been so long. pointing the proverbial finger of HER: That'll be $11.39. in my ufe when I was socially How are you? submitted to Insider blame at Meijer, because Magazine, 214 West ME: Thank you. unpopular to the point of de- YOU: It's been so long, How | several other shops with the HER: Your welcome mentia, and I'd like to strangle areyou? Hall. Bowling Green. OH word "mart" in their name are and they should Include ME: You too. you with a garrote for even FRIEND: Stop it. equally guilty - they have that HER: Thanks! Come again. speaking to me." Then he beats YOU: Stop it. a phone number where pointless greeting guy, whose you can be reached for ME I will. you up. FRIEND: Knock it off. conformation. ' 40-hour-a-week job consists of HER: Well, thank you. So you can see why small-talk YOU: Knock it off. standing at the entrance, nod- ME: You're welcome. may be, to a point, necessary. FRIEND: (runs away) ding his head and saying "Wel- HER: Take care. But you're not defenseless. You There you go. Good luck. come to Meijer" and "Hello, ME: Okay. can help put an end to the ex- And come again some time.

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Stop the Flu 1991.92,93 Peoples doesn't itch. Go ahead and before It gets you watch "Barney;" even though Winning "Dr. Dave's Quiz" is Choice Winner at NW you think he's stupid. as simple as falling off a bicycle, Ohio's Rib-off Read the section of the finding a leaf in Bowling Green newspaper that you usually or flipping a light switch. Do it avoid. If you don't normally for the experience of it all. Steaks, Chicken, Seafood, & More read the paper, buy one (there's lots going on in that big Or We're half way through the Lunches start at $3.95 world of ours). semester, keep it up. Thought Listen to a different radio o' the day: Avoid becoming Make sure you 2009 S. Reynolds Rd. station (country fans, try some phlegmy and phlegmatic. Enjoy get your flu R&B; metalheads, give classical your meal. Hasta manana. 382-6116 (Across from Southwyck Mall) a whirl; into dance music? listen shot to some classic rock). Meat-lovers can try some veggie .food; vegetarians can UAO Outdoor Rec UAO Outdoor Rec have a burger. Try to spend a day not talking. Make a moun- GRAND OPENING OCT. 18 tain out of a molehill. Today's HIGH ROPES the day. Here at "Dr. Dave's Incredi- ble College of Musical Know- ledge." we encourage the pur- WWEZDOSCOPE 11 COURSE! suit of novelty. If you've never entered the quiz before, make Jewelry, books, crystals, candles, today your day. Due to the fast column run- incense, oils and more. Oct24 ning late, we'll give you a cou- ple more days (until Tuesday) to 9:00am-12:30pm answer last week's question: What song holds the record for 143CEastWooster the most weeks at *1? A) "End of the Road" (behind Mad Hatter Music) Sign ups in the UAO Office B "Bette Davis Eyes" Bowling Green Cl "Physical" until Oct. 20 D) "Never Say Goodbye" E) "I Will Always Love You" 354-4015 And, for this week's question, you have until 8 am, Tues., Oct. 26, to answer this: Monday through Thursday 11 -6 He's had more than 40 Top Friday 11-8 40 hits, but only five of those have reached the Top Five. UAO Outdoor Rec UAO Outdoor Rec M., Oct. II. 1MB -[ the audience disappointed, but met. Some solutions turn out it works well considering the bad but reflect the actions of the great amount of characters in characters. Sign up for 'The Program' the plot. Director David S. Ward does Near the end, problems arise an adequate job filming the pic- Brash 'Program' hard-hitting look at college pigskins and hopes for the team's bowl ture. He uses the "helmet cam" fame possibilities look bleak, technique In tense situations tionable circumstances. appear in the film but are not he problems of some charac- (which is impressive if you have Craig Sheffer plays quarter- expanded because of the time ters get addressed, then get not seen the technique used in back Joe Kane, a Heisman tro- restricted plot. solved too quickly. football games already). phy hopeful who provides the The story line has an abrupt By the end of the last game, And many of the games, fearless leadership for his team. ending that left some people in mainly the first game, have Kristy Swanson plays Kane's great "people shots." Directors girlfriend, Camille. Omar Epps usually film sections of a crowd does a good job portraying to get an effect, but Ward got Darnell Jefferson, a confident the real deal, a huge wave of rookie tailback recruited by bodies filling the stadium for the Coach Winters. Autumn Haley, first game. After that shot, the beautiful Halle Berry, show Ward goes back to filming sec- Jefferson around the campus as tions of the crowd. they develop a relationship. I recommend "The Pro- by Michael Siebenaler The film opens with the Sram" with reservations, mainly Insider staff writer team's last season loss and ecause of the major stars' per- proceeds with the rebuilding of formances and the realistic "The Program." With so many portrayal of college football. Just in time for the football faces in the movie, the story al- The movie tried to give each season, Touchstone Pictures lows for the characters' feelings star a good amount of time to has a pretty decent football pic- and action to reach the audi- perform well. Before the begin- ture to go tor some major points ence, though some characters ning credits were finished, the at the box office. "The Pro- could have had more lines. audience knows the situation gram" has many of the typical The plot basically sways be- and setting of the major charac- cliches found in sports movies tween the football games and ters. but portrays the characters well what occurs in the characters' This technique covers the in- as real people in fairly realistic lives. The film has many surpris- troductory group quickly and situations. ing comic scenes with some gets right into a story with many James Caan has the main emotional moments in the sec- characters and issues to deal role as Coach Sam Winters. He ond half of the film. Aspects of with. looks out for his players and drug use, drinking and the im- The games have all the trash- supports them even under ques- portance of a college education talking and hard-hitting action you need, plus some choice REMEMBER. I DID NOT BUY YOU THAT CAR: Jamea Caan playa coach Sam Ones like "Rill 'em all and let the J£&/ Winters In Th« Program.' paramedics sort 'em out!" Many of the football scenes and the bone-crunching hits get Students- Worship With Us This Weekend definite reactions from the au- dience. The actors' personal St. Mark's Lutheran Church triumphs and tragedies get defi- 315 S. College Drive Bowling Green, OH 43402 nite emotional reactions from (419) 353-9305 or 353-6675 the audience. These two as- pects of the film, combined with | "Contemporary Worship with Communion" each character's strong per- formance, emphasize the Saturday at 5p.m.Casual Attire powerful points of the movie. The story flows uneven at Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00a.m times but keeps the audience in Sunday School 9:45 a.m. the film. The ending leaves the future of some players unsure ELCA - 'The Welcome Place" and just leaves the audience with certain assumptions. These characters needed concrete endings because some I seem to end up worse than they | were at the beginning. This Special Student lukct Offer] movie definitely targets the , young audience and has charac-1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY ters that young people can re- late to. FESTIVAL SERIES 1993/94 Don't Sunday & Monday Night Forget Football" Opening Festival Series Concert: In The Lounge Sunday, October 17 3 p.m. Sunday 1 -7pm Kobicker Hall Monday 8-12:30am Moore Center, BGSU Sweetest Come join all the Fun this weekend! BGSU STUDENTS Day, don't forget... ONLY: Special Reduced Price $3 Hot Dog, Brats, Taco, Beer & Drink Specials! October 352-5211 Studend mm! present I valid ID it Ida Moore CenMr Boi Office lo purcriase ticked. Tli* mlroduclwy Oder is courtesy ol tie Festival Series Advisory Board and TO College ol Musical Arts 16th. I M.. Oct. If. IMS luMvltoflaiiM 'Bronx' a powerful show of good vs. evil The answer is played out in wide-eyed Calogero leams their inspiring Cee to decide his own romance but basically serves "A Bronx Tale," Robert DeN- language, mannerisms and hus- questionable fate. only to move the story along. iro's slow but engrossing study tles. Adapted from Chazz Palmen- of temptation, loyalty and fath- He gains attention when he teri's one-man stage act, "A erly love. lies to police to cover Sonny Bronx Tale" is a simple story DeNiro continues to show The backdrop is the Bronx in (Chazz Palmenteri), the trigger that employs a used but still ef- why he's considered a genius. 1960. Children play stickball man in a murder he witnesses. fective angle: Good and bad are "Cape Fear" notwithstanding, and neighborhood characters To Lorenzo's dismay, Sonny always tinged with gray. The in his last few films he's hang out to rock and roll. Little shows appreciation by taking film adeptly captures Cee's in- showed, if not a softer side than Calogero (Francis Capra) soaks Calogero under his wing, teach- tense struggle to understand the at least a more reserved, subtle up the sights from the front ing him street lessons and put- strengths and weaknesses of style. Instead of playing the stoop of his tenement house. ting him to work. The men ar- two diverse men - and to incor- Sung, turbulent Travis Bickle, His protective father, Lorenzo Sue when Lorenzo returns Ca- porate the best of theirpersonal 's understanding that, as (Robert DeNiro), a city bus mera's ill-gotten earnings and qualities into his own life. actors grow older, they have to driver, orders him to stay there warns Sonny to stay away from The only major flaw is the film's sluggishness. DeNiro, in adjust in their choice of rolls. by David Coehrs or within the family's small his son. The scene shifts to And with his exceptional staff writer apartment. 1968, where a jaded Calogero his directorial debut, moves But Calogero frequently (Lillo Brancato) has long since things along at a very lethargic directing, the viewer remains sneaks off to the Chez Bippy, a bonded tightly with Sonny and face. Another small quibble is enthralled right up to the satisfy- What happens when a small neighborhood tavem populated his shady life. Now 17, he calls le awkward subplot, which ing conclusion, which includes boy is tugged between two life- by a colorful criminal element himself Cee and hangs out at touches lightly on interracial an amusing surprise. styles andthe lessons of two with names like Jimmy Whis- the Deuces Wild social club. very different men? pers and Tony Toupee. Bright, There he muses about women and listens to his bigoted street BOWLING GREEN pals complain about blacks set- fling around their Italian neigh- borhood. MUSIC AIM) SOUND Despite his tough look and 130 E. Wooster 352-6612 talk, Cee still feels the grip of his father's love and moral in- Guitars - Amps - Drums - PA. - DJ - Karaoke fluence. New - Used - Buy - Sell - Trade - Rentals He also quietly tries to ignite a romance with Jane (Taral New Hicks), a black student recently FENDER transferred to his school. Sonny now is a crime boss 40% OFF Acoustics with a red convertible and con- trol of the neighborhood. He Strings - From GHS - Martin - Ernie Ball $ 5 each or continues to educate Cee with 3 sets for $ 12 everyday his gangster philosophy, es- pousing the advantages of be- Strings - Fender - Markley - SIT - others as low as ing feared and the futility of the work ethic. But paternal love Blowout 3 sets for $ 5 also causes him to preach the importance of staying uninvol- ved and to shield Cee from the criminal activity surrounding them. Cee becomes confused by Looking for Pre-party the contradictions between Sonny's lectures and the vio- lence he orders, especially after Entertainment? some arrogant bikers are sav- agely beaten by the regulars at Chez Bippy. He also feels guilt over his strained relationship Join us at the DAYS INN, Bowling with his father, whom Sonny has convinced him is weak. Green every Friday and Saturday An attack by Cee's friends on Robot DcNIro play* a caring father dying to make aura his son steers dear from some black cyclists eventually evening for COMEDY NIGHT! the darker elements In Ufa. leads to a senes of tragic events, .The OMEDY BE A * 18 and over welcome Old Times #Close to campus CLUB. by Harold Pinter #Only $4 per ticket Be A Teacher #Drink Specials: October 20 - 23 leochers have the powei Every friday EXPORT Night io woke up young minds - at 8 pm lo make o difference. October 24 at 2 pm In lounge specials before and after shows Reach for that power. |*Each week new and funnier comedians Be o leochet. Be a hero Joe E. Brown Theatre Friday, Oct. 1510 pm. & Saturday. Oct. 1610 p.m. To find out how University Hall Call us for show times and reservations to become a BGSU teacher, call so we can save you and your guests 1-800-45-TEACH Reservations the best seats! ES >rv»j WKIIWI '« 372-2719 352-5211 M.,Ot*. IS, 1**3 lasldar Majaiia.

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Flat Duo Jets White Trees Sky North Carolina's Flat Duo Jets are a rare breed nowadays. Witnesses to one passing musi- cal fad after another, these two good old boys have stuck tight to their 1950s rockabilly and hard country roots like bark to a Redd Kross willow tree. Phaseshlfter The Rat Duo Jets knock out Mercury bare bones (just guitar, drums and vocals) Hank Williams (Sr.) The only good thing that and Jerry Lee Lewis tunes the came out of Redd Kross's- way David Lynch makes his Phaseshifteris that the CD own Hitchcock movies. makes a damn fine coaster for Dexter Romweber and Crow my coffee table. (that's the guy's name) are probably best remembered for In short, the album blows. their own screen debut in Now don't assume that I didn't 1986's "Athens, GA: In- give Redd Kross a fair chance. I side/Out." tried patiently to sit through Designed to promote such their barrage of nonsense lyrics Athens acts as R.E.M. and The and nails against blackboard B-52s, the movie instead style of sound. earned the Jets (barely in Ath- ens three months) their first Instead of headbanglng to the critical success, albeit geograph- tunes like I figure the creators ically beguiled. intended me to do, I found my- self relentlessly smashing my Dexter and Crow skipped head against my coffee table in town before the movie's credits a vain effort to stop the pain rolled. The Jets remained and end the agony Redo Kross critical favorites with their LP was putting me through. and EP releases made up com- I can honestly say I hated all pletely of jettison cover versions of the tunes on the album so of Tin Pan Alley rarities. much that I took the CD case (minus the CD, because I'm cur- White Trees, though com- rently using it as a drink coaster) prised of the Jets' first originals, out into my back yard and used still pays homage to the band's it to practice my skeet shooting Sun Records influences. skills. I ate dinner with Van Gogh The next time I hear the Im an Egyptian phar- words "Redd Kross" or aoh MELLENCAMP RIDES AGAIN: John Me llencamps rolling back Into the musical arena with his newest album. Human "Phaseshifter" I .'.ill imme- I'm an old soul Wheels' carries on Mellencamp's rock-n-roll tradition. Dexter sings this on "Old bands whose songs were history album. Having kicked off the Soul," a song stripped down to before the fade out. dust on Whenever We its Jerry Lee Lewis piano-bass- In the process. Bangs insulted Wanted, Mellencamp turns drums basics. "exhausted" mainstream musi- another trick by combining that "Husband of a Country Sing- cians from James Taylor to edgier style with the subdued ing Star" chronicles the be- ' Jethro Tull, Black Oak Arkan- fiddle and mandolin touches of hind-the-scenes torment of the sas to Blondie (poseurs about Big Daddy and Lonesome Mr. Patsy Clines of the world. whom Bangs published an en- Jubilee "Where Are You Now," which tire book ofsly insults disguised is Crow's contribution to the as fan worship). The mix comes off like ma- never-ending catalog of Count But then there's Bangs' hon- gic. Just listen to "Junior," Five rave-up rip-offs, finds the est praise of Van Morrison's 'When Jesus Left Birmingh- Jets harboring psychedelic Astral Weeks, written in am" or "Suzanne and the roots, too. 1978. Only 10 years after the Jewels." My only question is, what album's original release and And there's a "Jackie-O'Mike took these guys so long? These smack in the middle of punk's novelty number a well as are classic songs in every sense, heyday. Go figure. "French Shoes" (remember whether or not the band calls But I think (understand t/h-Huh?). "Case 795 (The their music "Rabbit Foot Blues" where Bangs was coming from. Family)" could have easily been or radioactive garage vampire I have my own quiet admiration on Scarecrow, but it's more music. for John Mellencamp and his refined in its social commen- I call it punk Memphis rocka- music. Maybe it's an Indiana tary. billy for the Lollapalooza gener- thing. ation.-Brian Beatty Indeed, I grew up within spit- Take him or leave him, I be- ting distance of the limestone lieve Mellencamp is our genera- John Mellencamp quarries and hills that hide Mel- tion's Bruce Springsteen. Human Wheels lencamp's house outside Bloo- And I trust Mellencamp's Mercury/Polygram mington, Indiana, from the image, having personally seen When Lester Bangs died in hoopla of his celebrity. him shooting noops in his 1982, he was buriedwith the I could take you there now. I driveway, more than I ever knowledge that he had written could show you the field where trusted Bruce Springsteen's more than anyone to defend they shot the video for "Small working class hokum. and promote punk rock. He had Town." I could. But maybe it's just that In- IS IT TIME FOR THE REDD KROSS AGAIN: Oops wrong Red Cross same tra- traced its origins back to a slew Mellencamp's new Human diana thing. dition; Just as painful and Just as bland. of forgotten Yardbirds rip-offs, Wheels is indeed a good -Brian Beatty FrL. Oct. II. Iff! HI lniMw Taking care of your hot wheels Story and photos by Ross Weitzner to make it even more complex, 16 indicates the diameter of the there are probably four or five tire in inches. 0 kay friends! It's tires that will fit your car. The Other markings you may find time to think about something question is: Which one is best? on the tire are things like: you usually don't think about: The way to figure it out is to Treadwear 220, Traction A, tires. You know, those round, find out what the automobile Temperature B. The treadwear rubber black things on your car? came with as original equip- number is a Uniform Tire Quali- Since winter is right around the ment. If the factory put on a ty Grade (UTQG). The higher comer, it wouldn t be a bad idea specific tire, it was probably for the number, the more miles to check out the condition of a good reason. If you don't you'll get out of the tread. Trac- your gumballs. know what it came with, then tion ranges from A through C, "But wait, what do I look for? you'll have to use some other A beingthe best, C being the How do I know which tires are information. worst. The same goes for tem- good? What qualities should I First, what size is the tire? perature. A tire with an A rating look for?" you ask in a verbal This number is marked on the dissipates heat better than one panic. Grab a seat and let me sidewall and would read as fol- with a C rating. explain. lows: P 175/70 R13. The P Depending on your driving Before you do anything else, denotes the tire's passenger habits, you may also be inter- you should check the present application. In the case of light ested in the speed rating. These condition of your tires. The law trucks, the number might read: ratings indicate the maximum suggests that you have at least LT 235/85 R16. The 175 or speed the tire is capable of. The 1/16 of an inch of tread depth 235 indicates the width of the ratings are as follows: Q: 98 SHE B IMPORTANT: Check MM lettering on your Mm fart know whxnu on your tires. But you may feel tire from collar to collar in mil- mph, S: lliimph, I: 118 mph, your replacement, .houid be. more comfortable some dis- limeters. H:130mph,V:149,andZ: ^~ tance from that, depending on So a tire that has a width of 149+ mph Ing should meet the car s max- lin, General and Kelly. With so what kind of car you drive. Also, 175 is obviously narrower than "Wait a minute, though," imum velocity, even if you never many options, you should be the environment in which you one that is 235 millimeters you say. "No one needs to go plan on driving that fast, able to find a tire that fits both drive has a great deal to do with wide. The 70 or 85 is the as- as fast as any of those ratings!" Of course, tooks are very im- your car and budget. how much or how little traction pect ratio, or height of the tire This is true, but as the speed rat- portant. After all, we as Ameri- Most tires todav have all- you have on the pavement. in proportion to its width, and it Ing increases, so does the struc- cans distinguish ourselves season tread patterns, so that You will also want to check is read as a percentage. So a tural integrity. This makes the through our cars. But be ad- shouldn't be a problem to find. the skiewalls for cracking or tire with an aspect ratio of 70 is tire less prone to blowouts and vised! Some things that you If your car specifies high- cuts (see below photo). These 70 percent as high as it is wide. other damages. The Z rating may consider cool-looking may performance tires, you'll proba- not only look bad, but they also The tower the number, the bet- does have an upper limit, and be illegal. bly be limited to a dry-weather reduce the structural integrity of ter the performance; and the depending on the lire, it's For example, tires that ex- tire with limited wet traction. BF the tire. This could lead to a higher the number, the better somewhere around 160 m.p.h., tend beyond the fenders by Goodrich's Comp T/A VR4 is blowout. the traction in inclement weath- so take it easy in that Corvette more than two inches are ille- probably the best - and possibly "Ok, fine," you say. "My er. ZR-1 (top speed of 173 gal. Not to mention, they really the only high-performance, all- tires are in pretty poor shape. The R signifies the tire's m.p.h.!). screw up the car's handling, weather tire. It"s not cheap, and Now what?" Read on. radial belt construction. There is Most tires today, unless oth- curbs become easier to hit, trac- the tread life probably won t ex- Given the diversity of cars on a B suggesting a bias-ply de- erwise noted, carry at least an S tion in bad weather is greatly ceed 20,000 miles, but you get the road, there are an incredible sign, but few fires are built this rating. For most people's pur- reduced, and mileage drops what you pay for. number of tires available. And way anymore. Finally, the 13 or poses, this is plenty, but the rat- considerably, as you have more rubber on the road to drag Lately, there's been a lot of around. talk about how great the Goo- Speaking of drag, bigger is dyear Aquatread is. It is a good not better. Many enthusiasts tire, but not as good as every- think if they have a wider, tower one claims. First of all, no man- profile tire, the car will handle ufacturer In the world uses it as better. To a point, this is true. original equipment. Most tires But to do this is actually quite that are on the road are used as mathematical. You have to fig- original equipment by at least ure out what tire width and as- one auto manufacturer. pect ratio to use to match that Secondly, while the tire does of the old ones. improve wet weather traction, In fact, sometimes a smaller it's not until much higher tire will work better in a per- speeds. Regardless of whether formance application. When or not the tire still has traction at Otosmobile introduced the 55 mph in an Inch of water, it Achieva SC, It rolled on simply is not safe to drive at that 205/55 R16 tires. A year later, speed In so much water. when they introduced the Since most hydroplaning Achieva SCX (a slightly faster, occurs in less than a quarter of more performance-oriented an inch of water, driving faster model), it rolled on 195/60 in more water is just plain stu- R14 rubber. pid! So be advised before open- Olds' reasoning behind this ing your purses and wallets. was that during testing, lap Now that you have all this in- times at the race track were ac- formation, you should be set to tually faster with smaller, rather buy some new treads. Where to than larger tires, and handling buy? There are many tire was improved. This is not a dealers in the area, and when conventional move, but If it you tell them exactly what you'- works, why bother with it? re looking for, they should be As I said before, there are both shocked and impressed. many different tires to choose And since you only have from, but my advice would be to about four feet of tire on the stay with one of the better road at all times, shouldn't they known brands. Which ones? be in the best repair possible? If DONT TREAD ON ME Aged, balding are. like this guilty specimen are a danger to yourself and lo other driven, food Goodyear, Bridgestone, Pirelli, you need tires, burn rubber to weather or bad So Mop doing It BF Goodrich, Firestone, Miche- the nearest tire dealer. JfUOctlS. MM 8 ImUmHMm Look into incommunicado Limbaugraphy:

by Melinda C. Monhart Insider theatre critic Rush a toker, Elsewhere productions opened up its 1993-94 theatre season with "Incommunicado" written by Tom Dulack and di- not a good voter rected by Bob Hubbard. This play explores the life of Nonetheless, The Rush Ezra Pound, an American poet, Limbaugh Story tells the story in 1945 when he was held in an of 1 jmbaugh's ascent to fame - American stockade prison in including his less-publicized dal- Pisa, Italy. liances with pot-smoking, draft- Pound was imprisoned for de- evading and failure to register to livering anti-war broadcasts in vote at a responsible age. The Italy that contained anti-semitic book also chronicles Urn- statements. In these broadcasts baugh's failed attempts to hold he opposed World War II and down disc-jockey jobs all over everyone's involvement, and he the country. BE AFRAID... blamed the Jewish race tor all of Some interesting points the the economic problems. book touches on illustrate the BE VERY AFRAID... In the beginning, the audi- apparent dichotomy of Lim- ence is introduced to Ezra baugh's private life with his pub- OF FRIGHT WORLD 3-D Pound hunched over, inside his lic lite. He preaches support for stockade prison. Pound is by Mary Katharine Okorn the Republican party^ yet he has portrayed by Patrick Julian, sat out all of the GOP primaries who brings onlookers into the since he moved to New York in eyes and mind of this American 1988. He also "skipped the poet. Famous talk-show hosts for a November general election in As he sits on death row. thousand, Alex. which all 51 seats in New Pound exclaims that not even And the answer is: This man York's enlarged City Council the United States Army can kill beat the draft, smoked pot, were at stake." a United States citizen without a dropped out of college, regis- Ironically, according to Col- trial. Pound is accused of trea- tereoto vote for the first time In ford, while Limbaugh was roast- son. his life at age 35 and Is an ing Bill Clinton for his lame den- The play's title describes this avowed anti-feminist, anti-gay ialof marijuana inhalation, con- Erisoner's situation. He is being radio talk show host. troversy raged over reports that eld incommunicado - in solita- Who is - Rush Limbaugh? Limbaugh had been observed ry confinement, communicating Correct, forfl.OOO! smokingmarijuana at a party in with no one. Paul D. Colford's new book Kansas City in 1979. Other cast members include: The Rush Limbaugh Story - Umbaugn himself admits that Mark Burnette (Player & assis- Talent on Loan from God. he "toked up once on the cam- tant director), Dave Chapman The Unauthorized Biography, pus at Southeast Missouri State (Forbes), Jessica Hendershott attempts to delineate the mind and again with a friend in Kan- (Player), Alan Powers (Muller), of America's foremost unedu- sas City," adding that the Steve Thomas (MPjand Sole- cated, opinionated republican smoke made him nauseous. So men Omo-Osagie (Till). voice. Rush Limbaugh. nauseous that you felt the need "Incommunicado" runs to- It is strange that a figure such to smoke it twice and not tell night at 8 p.m. and tomorrow at as Limbaugn should have at- anyone the dangers of smoking 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. in 411 South tained so much popularity in a marijuana? Hall. No reserved seating is society that prides itself on such Colford asserts, somewhat Svailable and tickets are sold for ideals as education, open- meekly, that Limbaugh liked it. M&2L Every Friday, Saturday Sunday in October . 2 on a first-come, first-served mindedness and freedom. Bigsurprise there. ' ' Fri. & Sot. 6pm-Midnight Sun. 6pm-10pm filjP' basis. The book is a serious at- MI. Lucas County Fairgrounds ,Btt. tempt, through conversations etM*" Key ShMt - MoumM, Ohio ,.«*«* with relatives, close friends and From Downtown Toledo, lake L7S South to 1-475 South to WAMMES' former and present professional Salisbury Ftd enl Go East to Key Street and Turn R.ght. acquaintances, to find out who Rush Limbaugh is. The normal, everyday facts that happen to 1 Low Price Includes. 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