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Weather The Boys of Winter Woman aims sexism charge at ice arena byTrtsh Davis news editor Partly sunny: TlltflmplynottraditJona. Partly sunny Friday. High for (matt (fere skaters to around 40. Northwest winds A professor claiming ice arena 10 to 15 mph diminishing to facilities discriminate against tekt shows at the rink." less than 10 mph in the women has filed a complaint with Sue Barber, IAAC afternoon. Friday night, the University's Office of Afflr- chairwoman mostly cloudy. Low in the mative Action. mid 20s. Cloudy Saturday. A Barbee T. Mynatt, an associate chance of snow or rain. High professor of computer science, lems have been worked out. in the upper 30s. Chance of said the ice arena's facilities are "Hockey players may no precipitation 50 percent. unfair because there is no locker longer store their equipment In room/shower area set aside for the studio locker room and men women. may not use the room while there Mynatt said she filed the com- are women using It," Barber said. Inside The News plaint based on an experience she "The IAAC decided at Its last and two other faculty members meeting, with a broad repre- Get yer motor runnin': had while enrolled In a hockey sentation of men and women pre- He studied at the Univer- class last semester. sent, that this was a very worka- sity. He became vice presi- "We wished to use the showers ble solution," said Ice Arena Di- dent of one of the most noto- after class," Mynatt stated In a rector Greg Jordan. rious biker gangs in Amer- letter submitted to Office of Af- Mynatt said she had hoped that ica. He was looking at up to firmative Action Director Mar- Jordan would designate the seven years In prison for shall Rose. "Although there are men's studio locker room with a federal guns and drugs five locker/dressing rooms con- shower a women's locker room charges. And then he found taining showers set aside for men and change the women's locker the Lord. Find out about in the ice arena, there is no such room to one for men. BG's most interesting alum- room with showers for women." "It makes sense to switch the nus. Mynatt and two other women men's and women's studio locker were eventually allowed to use a rooms because men have availa- a See The Insider men's shower, however, the facil- ble shower facilities elsewhere in ity chosen still created problems the building," Mynatt said. for women. Barber says Mynatt's solution "There were problems with is not feasible because the floor Outside campus men storing their hockey equip- space in the women's studio ment [in the studio locker room] locker room is slightly larger Israelis attack: and sometimes there were men than the men's. The extra floor TYRE, Lebanon - Israeli in there using the locker room," and locker space is needed to ac- troops and tanks breached Mynatt explained. comodate the number of female U.N. barricades in south Le- Mynatt also said there was an figure skaters that use the ice banon Thursday, going after incident which she was not in- arena. Barber estimates this Shiite Muslim guerrillas volved in where a man refused to number to be at least half, if not who have been rocketing Is- The BG NmUay Murfeck leave the studio locker room more, of the total number of peo- rael. Prime Minister Yitzhak while women were using it. ple who use the facility. Shamir said Israeli would Despite temperatures In the upper 30s, Jeff Wolfe lets fly with a fastball on the basketball courts near According to Ice Arena Ad- Barber, who also advises the keep up the attacks "until Krelscher Quadrangle Thursday afternoon. Wolfe said be has played baseball In high school and In visory Committee (IAAC) chair- we quiet them." summer leagues. woman Sue Barber, these prob- See Arena, page five. The action came after three days of attacks on northern Israel by Hezbol- lah guerrillas using Katyu- sha rockets and those at- tacks continued Thursday. South African apartheid to 'Hyperactive' boy The Israeli incursion drew a sharp protest from U.N. Secretary-General Boutros undergo whites-only vote threatens sibling, Boutros-Ghali, who called for an immediate pullout. by Sahm Venter end of March. The Bush administration The Associated Press His action was seen as an attempt to outmaneuver officer at gunpoint expressed "deep concern." pro-apartheid forces while he still retains white sup- port. In a sibling spat, a 10-year-old Troy Township boy Accuser drunk? CAPE TOWN, South Africa - President F.W. de Klerk Polls say he is supported by a majority of whites. But held his sister and an off-duty Lake Township police stunned the nation Thursday by announcing a whites- the government's power base has been crumbling rapid- officer at gunpoint Tuesday until the officer was able CLEVELAND - A woman ly because of white unease over the rapid pace of politi- who has accused rap per- only referendum on ending apartheid, and he promised to disarm him. to resign if defeated. cal change and ending apartheid, the policy of racial se- After quarreling with his sister, the boy, who is former Joseph Simmons of paration in a country of 5 million whites and 30 million rape appeared intoxicated The move came a day after his ruling National Party under • doctor's care for hyperact ivity, took a .25-ca- blacks. and frightened when she lost its second special parliamentary election to the liber semi-automatic pistol and a magazine of cartrid- Conservative Party, which wants to reinstate apartheid If de Klerk were forced to step down, his departure ges from the bedroom of bis parents, who were not told officials at a hotel would throw political reform into chaos. He has been where the group stayed that and create a separate homeland for whites. home at the time He then loaded the gun and pointed The vote had been seen as a test of white support for the driving force in dismantling apartheid and negotiat- it at his sister and some of her friends. she needed an ambulance, ing a non-racial constitution to give the vote and other according to testimony political reforms that have been moving the country The girls ran out of the house to find Sgt. Danny toward multiracial democracy. political rights to the black majority. LaDuke, who lives in the area of the boy's home. After Thursday. Black groups would resist any attempt to reverse re- Alan Miller, the hotel's Now de Klerk will put the issue of apartheid to a talking to the boy on the phone, LaDuke decided to go restaurant and lounge man- whites-only vote. forms. to the house to help him because he was threatening "If I lose that referendum, I will resign," clearing the The African National Congress, the main black oppo- ager, said he filed the re- MtaMa. way for a whites-only general election, de Klerk told sition group, and its allies denounced the referendum After a 10 to IS minute standoff with the boy hold- port. He testified that a plan. ing LaDuke at gunpoint, LaDuke was able to disarm woman who asked him to Parliament. "It's a question of honor," he said at a later news con- "A whites-only referendum is not only the hallmark of the boy by pretending to take the phone out of his call an ambulance appeared ference. racism but also has the effect of delaying movement hand and instead grabbing the gun. to be intoxicated. De Klerk did not set a specific date for the re- toward peace and justice for all our people," an ANC Joseph Simmons, 27, of ferendum, but he indicated it could take place by the statement said. New York City, was indicted Aug. 23 on three counts of CLASSIFIED STAFF SALARY vs. CPI SALARY INCREASES rape and one count each of kidnapping and gross sexual imposition. Simmons, who is Classified staff wants raises Run of the rap group Run-DMC, is accused of rap- ing a 22-year-old Cleveland to end one-year pay freeze woman on Aug. 9 In his hotel room. by Klmberly Larson receive longevity pay; and the "Providing salary increases Cost of Living Sy/ The BG News implementation of Phase 2 of a for faculty and staff remain the market adjustment committed to highest budget priority for next 20000" _s Lottery by President Paul Olscamp. year," Dalton said. "We need to Wages The University's classified "The recommendation was know the state financial situation staff is requesting a raise next based on the fact that we haven't to see if an increase is possible, O 1S0G0- Pick 3 Numbers Q 7-4-3 year to recover wages which been keeping up with the cost of and if it is, how much of an in- crease we can give." have been frozen since spring of living," said CSC Salary Com- 18000 • Pick 4 Numbers last year. pensatory Committee chairman The University began survey- 2-0-4-1 The Classified Staff Council Robert Krelenkamp. "It's neces- ing the labor market about five voted Wednesday to approve a sary in order for us to keep up years ago to see how the job Cards proposal containing three with the inflationary changes and wages fared when compared to 2 (two) of Hearts requests for a classified staff pressures of the last decade." other market averages within Q(queen)of Clubs wage Increase for 1992-93. The total cost for the Universi- this area, Kreienkamp said. 4 (four) of Diamonds The proposal asks for a 4.3 ty would be about $300,000, "In 1988 and 1989 the wage ' 6 (six) of Spades percent Increase in the current Kreienkamp said. survey showed that several '41 YEAR BEGIN'. salary pool to be distributed in an Vice President of Planning and [staffjclassificatlons were below Saurcc: C luained SuTT CMUKII Compiled from staff tout across-the-board wage increase; Budgeting Christopher Dalton the market average for this win report*. an additional 1.5 percent to fund said it was too early to say if this area," he said. "The University The wage freeze instituted last spring has meant classified staff employees who have been at the recommendation will be possible salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living Increases. University long enough to for the University. See Wages, page five. Opinion page two The BG News Friday, February 21,1992

JOHN KOHLSTRAND The BG News EDITOR AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN 1920. JEREMY STONE WEBER JACQUELINE PORTER MANAGING EDITOR CITY EDITOR PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER AMY APPIEBAUM GREC WATSON SESSION. ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR

214 WEST HALL MATTHEW A. DANEMAN FRANK ESPOSITO BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY INSIDER EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 IRISH DAVIS CYNDI PRADA COPYRIGHT 1992, The BG News NEWS EDITOR CHIEF COPY ED. Football over education? Do Coach Gary Blackney and his fieldhouse. staff deserve bonuses of up to They might further wonder why their $5,000 each, even as faculty and staff own educations seem so underfunded in have worked two years without raises? comparison. And the conclusion -- that The question is a dangerous one. To might be scary. ask it requires some thought -- an eval- Or maybe not. After all, Blackney did uation, perhaps, of the importance of win The Bowl Game, filling our bellies college athletics in the great scheme of with warmth as we watched both Ohio The University. State and Michigan lose their holiday And, only months after local sports games. fans nominated Coach Blackney for And, we are here by self-selection -- president, making the Cal Bowl bonus and most of us like sports, especially A "salute" to professors an issue comes off as an un-American winners. assault on the cultural tradition of the In fact, for some of us, The Black Midwestern College Football Saturday. Swamp is more of a retreat than a Some University professors just don't seem to, well... Besides, the problem with asking school -- "college" being a chance to questions is that answers may follow. kick back, root for the home team, shuf- Because I'm graduating in May even want to. What would happen if students sat fle to classes between beer-flavored without even having seen an al- Katrina Vandenberg However, the fact remains that gebra or calculus book since high professors do have obligations to down and asked how the University burps and wait for that piece of paper school, I decided it was time to their students. Furthermore, benefits from its annual $4.5 million that keeps our lifestyle from falling be- pick up my calculator and do a professors may not be paid as subsidy to an athletic program which, low our parents'. little arithmetic. well as doctors or lawyers, but despite an 11-1 football record and a So, even as Voinovich continues to Here's what I did: according to they do have benefits that most former national champion hockey make the phrase "education governor" the administration, in-state tui- other professionals can only squad, will never become "profitable." a great one-liner with his multi-million tion was $1,530 a semester for dream of. They might realize hockey tickets dollar higher education cuts, you won't undergraduate full-time students These people have flexible aren't free, for one thing. Each student hear us badmouth our $130 jock tax. and out-of-state $3,362 per se- hours. They have a sense of pays $130 each year for athletic pro- It's much more fun to travel to a Big mester. This means my friends autonomy that no other job gives grams and buidlings - about half the Ten city and ask how Michigan State's from Ohio (average of 15 hours been informed by a graduate anyone - they can choose their general fee, not including the price of basketball team has done after drop- or five classes each semester) school I am now qualified to own texts and what they want to the student recreation center or a new pay about $306 for each class stand in front of freshmen next teach in many cases. They have ping little old BG from its schedule. they take here and anyone from year and teach them how to write lots of vacation time. Further- Michigan, New York or wherever term papers. more, it has to be the only else is paying about $675 a class. Is this a university or what? I profession where one can be Is Haiti a rerun of history? It would be assumed that any- realize if I really want to learn, "right" all the time. A professor thing you pay between $300 and no teacher (or lack of one) can can say just about anything $700 for would be worth that, or stop me, but isn't it a little ridicu- he/she wants (no matter how Clarence Darrow once said "His- larities. maybe something close to it. So lous to need a college degree to logically or critically unsound) tory repeats itself, and that's one The United States has been turning now that I am graduating, I have get a job when all one is learning and if he/she so desires, the stu- of the things that's wrong with history." back countless Haitian refugees who several professors to thank for in certain aspects is to waste dent will be required to repeat Well, history is repeating itself right have fled the terrors of their country making such a difference in my time? the information as truth on the now in United States policy. while at the same time ignoring the fact education and my world. Not to It seems rather unjust there next test. Though it is quite funny to compare that these terrors actually exist. The mention putting that much are some very dedicated profes- While many people will be gra- President Bush and President Franklin Bush administration insists that these money to good use. They are as sors at Bowling Green working duating from the University this Roosevelt, they agree on the most im- refugees are not in danger. follows: alongside these people and get- May and struggling to get a job, portant value - the value of human life. How can they be so sure? QThe 300-level English teacher ting the same recognition and there are professors earning de- During World War II, countless refu- And how can the president of the who literally stood in front of the pay. I know I have had professors cent salaries at Bowling Green gees who were oppressed by the Nazi United States so obviously ignore real- class with a book in his/her hand who may not even deserve the reign of terror fled by boat to the and read out loud for 90 minutes, It would be assumed that jobs they have. And they have ity. twice a week - when he/she tenure! It would take a lot to United States in a desperate attempt to Can't they look to the past for gui- didn't cancel class. I wrote two anything you pay between save their own lives. shake some of these people out of dance in not repeating disastrous mis- papers (two hours of time each) $300 and $700 for would be their positions no matter how Roosevelt sent these refugees back to takes already made? for my A. shoddy a job they are doing. And Europe - back to face the work camps These Haitian refugees are facing a QThe upper-level journalism worth that, or maybe no matter how many well-written and Nazi gas chambers. Many of these violence as fierce, even though not as professor who taught one of my something dose to it. negative teacher evaluations people suffered hideous deaths by Nazi organized and worldly powerful, as the friend's classes. This was a class students write, once someone has torture and execution due to the disbe- Nazi oppression during the 1940s. The that screened students to make tenure ... well, he/she has pretty lief of the American government. number of killings, since the Sept. 30 sure they had permission to take free reign. Roosevelt denied those refugees military coup that led to this violence, is the class and were serious about who do more homework than I do I would like to extend my sin- were in any danger. estimated at about 1,500 lives lost to learning, by the way. The class every night. I am puzzled, cere appreciation to the several Bush denies the Haitian refugees are met four out of 15 times. The however, that there are some extremely good professors and senseless violence. four times it did meet, the teachers at the University who teaching assistants I was fortun- in any danger. professor told the class how do more research and reading in ate enough to have while I was Though nothing has yet equalled the The mistakes of the past are bad much he/she didn't want to be two nights than other teachers here. I would never want to take elaborate Nazi plans to exterminate the enough, but they are unchangeable. The there. There were three brief as- here do in two weeks. anyone's right to tenure away. Jewish race and conquer the world, this only option for us today is to change the signments. I know someone can provide But as for the rest of the "tea- situation does have some striking simi- future by not repeating them. □And of course, the numerous me with reasonable answers to chers" I've had, I would only like professors who reneatedly can- all my complaints. Specialized to ask one question: don't you celed classes without warning professors need to write books ever feel guilty about the impact E.A.R. to the Ground ... after their students prepared and and attend conferences to gain you are creating by not doing walked through the rain, wind more knowledge and get ahead in your job? Does the word teacher Somewhere in Washington, our House regulars call his 'goofy mode,' and snow to be there. My most their field, I am told. Frequently, mean one who teaches or one who president and his loyal staff of PR with 'odd mixtures of euphoria, re- frequently canceled classes have professors are only cogs in a big- writes books and has as little in- bandits are shaking their heads in dis- sentment, combativeness, and self-pity, usually been upper-level classes, ger machine. It is natural they volvement with one's students as array trying to figure out just how all rolled up in weird metaphors, unfin- taught by people whom I assume would need to cancel class on a possible? those approval ratings crumbled. Dig ished thoughts, mangled sentences and were extremely intelligent and regular basis. Some professors impart know- this snippet from a recent New York old Ivy League slang.'" specialists in their fields. I know it is a sad but true fact ledge; some professors only Daily News column by Republican col- Keep in mind, this is a description of Because of these professors, that a university is a bus'iess. teach their students that there's umnist Lars-Erik Nelson: several people including myself People need to get ahead. And no such thing as a fair world. Bush's behavior at the beginning of the got some pretty easy A's. And unfortunately, many people do campaign. It's gonna be a looooong because of my very high grade have jobs at universities because Katrina Vandenberg is a senior "[The president] was in what White race. point that I probably didn't earn they are intelligent. It's not be- creative writing major and a col- from Bowling Green, I have just cause they can teach, or that they umnist for The BG News. BG News Staff 5:15 J. A. Holmgren

Jay Murdock Morrella Raleieh Kirstin Mathers Dawn Keller GONNA r\Afejbyf PHOTO EDITOR INSIDER MA. COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR Tim Norman Scott DeKatch Kellie Schirmer Nicole Nuhn PHOTO EDITOR INSIDER ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR Matt Schroder MollyZakraisek Mike Steidl Michelle Taylor SPORTS EDITOR INSIDER SUPR COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR Glen Lubbert Kathy Gaitan Mary Jo Cesa Mike Sammons ASST. SPORTS ED. ASST INSIDER SUPR COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR Marci Stork __ Christina Wise Jeff Brown Shari Wroblewski SPECIAL PRO ED. ASST. SP. PRO ED. PROOFREADER PROOFREADER Nikki Floras Melissa Henry Ron Novak John Hillenbrand COPY EDITOR CHIEF COPY ED. PROOFREADER ASST. ED. EDITOR Bill Burgess KENDRA DINSMORE PRODUCTIOWSUPR COPY ED. Friday, February 21,1992 The BG News page three

Trt& Mtf Scuw CRAZ* HJTXWBENOTACBAZy Oh, tell me what is religion... TOPWJTiCTWUR5ELr™^ TUtCHAZIB >WP tJECRAZyNOTTB Who is to say what is right, what is wrong, where we come from?

A couple of months ago, some Why should human beings be decay, along with the rest of the people pulled me aside and told Greg Watson the only species which go to a human body. The romantic side me the true ways of life. heaven and hell, and if we are of me would love to think there is The true ways of life were "ob- Guest Columnist not, then why should the follow- an afterlife but my logical side vious" -- If I did not read the Bi- ing of a certain religion be the does not buy this. ble 24 hours a day, call myself a intervention? Not only is it possi- only qualification to get there? Meanwhile, the roots of the re- worthless little worm in the ble, but it is scientifically proven. If the understanding of a ligions have been misconstrued presence of God and accept Experiments have been per- heaven and hell are the only qual- throughout time. It is interesting Jesus as my sacrificer, I would fc-med in which scientists took ifications of going there, then to see many religions are based go to hell. chmicals present on the Earth other species - which do have on similar ancient, prehistoric I responded by saying I have billi' ms of years ago, then subjec- minds and feeling - would be ideologies - most of the Old Tes- my own beliefs and am very con- ted them to the conditions of that disqualified, as would be baby tament derives from Jewish be- Letters to the Editor tent with these beliefs. Unfortu- time. The experiments showed liefs, which come from nately this did not sit well with that the presence of those chemi- thousands of years of Jewish Clinton and Thomas are not alike these people. cals and conditions led to the We mist realize there have tribal tales which were told cen- Such instances are not limited creation of organic material - been literally hundereds ol turies before the birth of Jesus. The BG News: Another difference between to me or any one religious or chemical components which Meanwhile, some of the key re- This letter is a response to the the two issues is justices to the ideological group - there was one are present in all living organ- thousands of different ligious figures such as Jesus and letter of Mr. Daniel Green print- Supreme Court are appointed for time where I sat through three isms. ideologies... Buddha are based on real histori- ed in the Feb. 12 The BG News life, and the public has no input hours of why the Maharishl is the If the scientists exposed those cal individuals who performed which attempts to link the accu- for who will get the coveted posi- modem savior. organic materials for millions of humans and humans who do not real human feats, but had the sations of adultery towards Gov- tions. Presidents are elected for I find nothing wrong with relig- years to the conditions of the have the Intellectual capacity to abilities to convey ideas and ernor Clinton of Arkansas with only four years, and the public ious opinions. But what gets me Earth billions of years ago, sub- understand eternal life. teach other people better than the charges of sexual harassment has the choice of who will get the is when people argue that their tly changing the conditions to The human creation of a most individuals of the time. towards Judge Clarence Thomas job. beliefs are the correct ones and match the changing conditions of heaven and hell are ways in But as time has gone by, the of the U.S. Supreme Court. those who do not believe likewise the Earth, the organic material which help humans become simple teachings and lives of Green's thinking indicates not Also, we are in a period in our are pond scum. would slowly form itself into liv- "eternal." We do not want to die, these individuals have been mis- only a profound ignorance of the history when the rights of minor- There have been literally hun- ing one-celled organisms. therefore heaven and hell have construed, added onto and fic- differences between the two is- ities and women are increasingly dreds of thousands of different And if those living organisms been created so we do live eter- tionalized to make them ultra- sues, but also an attitude towards under attack. The Supreme Court ideologies, each unique in their were given time, they would e- nally. humans. women which is frightening. will soon be making a great many own way, each with their own be- volve into more complex multi- But in actuality, human beings Again, I wish to emphasis relig- important decisions which will liefs, each with their own founda- cellular organisms - and after a are nothing but some of the most ion is not all bad. Religions have To say an extramarital affair Is affect the lives of lots of people tions of formation. What is it that few billion years into more ad- complex chemical reactions in indeed saved many people from "at least as serious as alleged who have traditionally lived In makes one certain ideology more vanced organisms such as birds, the universe (along with other lives of misery or great crime. sexual harassment" indicates various states of oppression in correct than others? What is it fish..and humans. lifeforms which assuredly reside But while it is good for people to that, to Green, there is the possi- the society, and to have a man that makes Protestantism better We should be aware the homo on other planets). be stable in their beliefs, those bility affairs may even be worse like Judge Thomas on the court is than Hebrewism, native Indian sapiens race is a species. We are When the human body dies, the beliefs should not be forced onto than sexual harassment. a victory for no one, save those Gods more powerful than Cheph- nothing more than advanced chemical reactions that make up others. How can that be? Although the people who have savored victory ren, Jesus righter than Gautama animals (and that can be ques- the thoughts and feeling of the Greg Watson is Editorial Edi- former may be deceitful and far too long in this country. Buddha? tioned). human mind cease to exist and tor o/The BG News. painful to those left out, it is an We should remember religion by Jim act between two consenting Mark Rice is based on ideas, beliefs and Jim's Journal— adults; the latter, however, is a American Culture Studies theories, things which cannot be lod+1 I <••«** "h> Skt pick*' «^+ vicious display of power and ag- proven by any living human be- viitk W*r OM4 A crejf + * K»^b» ;•«« fe»+) tfct felt 5k« gression aimed by men (usually) Correction ing. towards women (usually). It cannot be proven by a living «V»«f witV *«»«.. w«v\H4 **4 •*»* ccvetwuc UUJ* In the Feb. 13 edition of The human being there is a God, Isis, ur totv* cAttetr. If Green honestly feels the two BG News, Lawrence Friedman Ra, or Snake God. I have wit- issues are the same, then profes- was misquoted as saying the nessed many times people be- sor Anita Hill is somehow re- Menninger family had a history come spitting mad when con- sponsible for what Judge Thomas of mental Illness. What he actual- fronted by someone who has the did, and that is an attitude which ly said was all of the boarders of gall to not believe in their god. is sadly too common in crimes the Menninger house were men- Why is It Impossible for us to against women. tally ill. exist without some sort of divine WMWfflfflt88M8883M&9868IB^^

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&&&*«-■ - ' -:• aaaaaiss:::¥i-¥ss;s;ssssi*ssSSSSSii^ttxi-vX* Local page four The BG News Friday, February 21,1992 Area man allegedly Chess players to robs local challenge master International expert checks gas station opponents at local coffeeshop by Eileen McNamara by Christopher Miller chess club adviser. The BC News The BC News "We haven't had a master [chess player] at the Universi- A Flndlay man was arrested ty in quite some time," Pena and is in custody at the Wood Local residents will have the added. Players registered with County Justice Center for the opportunity to witness a mas- robbery of a local gas station ter in action when internation- either the FICA or the USFC ally ranked chess master Wal- gain points when competing in Wednesday. sanctioned chess tournaments. John Ferguson, 24, allegedly demar Hanasz takes on all robbed Total, 11055 Bowling challengers tonight at Grounds Such factors as level of compe- Green Road, at about midnight For Thought, 174 S. Main St. tition and overall finish de- Wednesday, threatening the em- Beginning at 7 p.m., Hanasz, termine how many points a ployee on duty and leaving the who holds a master rating with player earns at a given tour- scene with $164 in cash. both the International Chess nament, Hanasz explained. According to the report, the Federation (FICA) and the Master is the second highest United States Chess Federation employee was on the phone when level (2200-2499 points) and (USCF), will participate in a Ferguson entered the store and grandmaster is the highest asked for directions. After she simultaneous chess exhibition level (2500 points and over). gave him the directions, he took sponsored by the Bowling Hanasz said he currently has Green Chess Club. the phone from her and hung it 2344 USCF points. up. He then grabbed her by the "There will be at least six Originally from Bydgoszcz, back of her sweatshirt and de- players but we may get as Poland, Hanasz came to the manded the money from the reg- many as 10 or 12 [to challenge University last August after ister and told her he had a gun. Hanasz]," said Dave Love, sending letters to various The employee hesitated to Bowling Green Chess Club American universities. open the register and he threat- president. ened to hit her. She opened it and During a simultaneous exhi- "I got several positive re- he grabbed the money, told her to bition, one player, usually a sponses and one enthusiastic lie on the floor and ran out of the master or grandmaster, moves response," Hanasz smiled. "I from one opponents board to took the enthusiastic one." store. The suspect drove westbound the next, essentially playing several games of chess at once, While pursuing his Ph.D. in on East Wooster Street; the em- The BG Ncwi/CkrU MlUer ployee was able to obtain a de- Love explained. political philosophy at the Uni- Internationally rated chess master and University student Waldemar Hanasz will take on any and all scription and license plate num- Hanasz is quite familiar with versity, Hanasz has still man- challengers Friday, Feb. 21, in a chess exhibition at Grounds For Thought, 174 S. Main Street. The ex- ber of the car Ferguson was driv- simultaneous play. aged to compete in various hlbltion, which begins at 7 p.m.. It sponsored by the Bowling Green Chess Club. ing and she called police. "In Poland I played against USCF sanctioned chess tour- Police apprehended Ferguson 30 players during an exhibi- naments, including the Car- tition was very good," Hanasz masters] is to try to contribute unfamiliar with the game of on East Wooster Steet and he was tion," Hanasz said. "I drew dinal Open in Columbus where said. to the popularity of chess," chess. removed from the vehicle at three and won 27 [of the Hanasz tied for third after a Hanasz hopes this Friday's Hanasz said. gunpoint because he told the vic- games]." loss to Russian grandmaster exhibition will increase peo- "Look for a kind of beauty, tim he was armed. Upon search- "He [Hanasz] is very, very Grigorij Kaidanov. ple's awareness and apprecia- Hanasz said he believes the the harmony of how the pieces good," said Edsel Pena, Uni- "That tournament helped my tion of chess. exhibition will offer something move and coordi nate with each ing the vehicle, officers found "I think that our task [as $164 underneath the suspect on versity math professor and rating since the level of compe- for everyone, even spectators other," Hanasz said. the front seat of the car. % After a brisk morning jog, enjoy a copy of The BG News % Now you can afford to dream in color.

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ii 'i ii mm 1 Renovations will double size UAO sets of Wood County courtroom western by Chris Hawley theme for The BC News The project will convert the court to another location have empty CES offices into a jury de- been in the works ever since the fundraiser liberation room, conference fourth court was first created in Court and county officials say areas and a judge's chambers. January 1991. by Karen Koiter they are looking forward to set- The court's present offices will He said the courtroom's small The Insider ting a definite date today for the become a reception area and a size forces his staff to arrange start of a $117,000 construction larger courtroom. jury trials in the Court of Com- project to double the size of The Wood County Commis- mon Pleas' other three court- Yipple-ki-yay pardner! Wood County Court of Common sioners awarded the project bid rooms. University Activites Organ- Pleas Courtroom Number Four. to Comte Construction of Toledo, "Every time we have a trial we ization is sponsoring an all- A bid decision last week by Marlin White and Sons of Fre- have to juggle around to see if out, down-home celebration Wood County commissioners set mont and Bodie Electric of Fos- there is anyplace for us," Kur- this weekend and it's all in plans in motion to construct a toriaonFeb. 11. fess said. the name of charity. larger facility that will accom- The Lenhart Grand Ball- modate all types of proceedings. He said the new 1,300 square- room will be transformed A meeting between court, county "Every time we have a trial foot courtroom will accom- into an authentic Western and construction firm officials we have to juggle around to modate all types of proceedings. town tomorrow night from The BC NcwsMay Murdock this afternoon will determine an "Basically, we're going to have 7 p.m. until midnight. So Ice Arena Advisory Committee chairwoman Sue Barber answ r. exact date for the beginning of see if there is any place lor more square footage than is as- gear up your own wagon questions in the men's studio locker room used by women in the Ice construction and arrangements us," signed to any of the other train and "get going" to Arena. Ohio State University, Miami University and Kent State Uni- for temporarily relocating the judges," Kurfess said. help out local organizations. versity reported they have no shower facilities for women in their ice court. Charles Kurfess, judge County Executive Linda Amos "There is no admission rinks. The present courtroom, next to said funds were allocated for the fee, per se," explained Jen- the former Cooperative Exten- Project manager Phil Whaley new courtroom last year as part nifer Purdy, UAO president Arena sion Service offices on the fourth of Poggemeyer Design Group, of a package of projects includ- and event chairwoman. floor of the Wood County Courth- ing the building of the new Wood "We're going to make our Continued from page one. the firm coordinating the ouse Annex, does not have project, said construction will County Justice Center and the in- money off of the games and Falconettes skating group, be- to resolve this problem for more enough room to seat a jury and is begin within two weeks. An exact stallation of a 911 Emergency other activities going on lieves there is no need to have than five months. too small for anything but hear- date and arrangements for tem- Dispatch system. during the evening." shower facilities available to the "They [Jordan and Barber] ings, Judge Charles Kurfess said. porarily relocating the court dur- The court will probably be majority of the women that use have been attempting to trivial- Other court officials say the ing construction will be de- moved again in about five years, Among these activit ies are games, gambling and the ice arena. ize my responses all along," small court makes court proceed- termined at the Friday meeting. Amos said. A long-range space "It is simply not traditional for Mynatt said. ings uncomfortable. The project should be com- utilization plan will eventually musical entertainment. female figure skaters to take Barber explained that the only "It's very cramped and tight," pleted within two months, place Courtroom Number Four in Several local groups, showers at the rink," Barber women to request shower faci- County Prosecutor Alan Whaley said. the area now occupied by the such as the Hospitality said. "My feeling is that women lites were Mynatt and the other Mayberry said. Kurfess said plans to move the Common Pleas Clerk of Courts. Management Society and have not been turned away and two faculty members taking the the International Relations that we are meeting the commu- hockey course. With so few Organization, will sponsor nity's needs. No woman that women actually using the shower Wages the games which will cost skates here is being treated une- facility, Barber says it is not "a Continued from page one. 25 cents each to play. A casino will also be con- qually." top priority" with the IAAC. decided to give those higher Kreienkamp said it was neces- cent request was in addition to Jordan does not believe his fa- Jim Litwin, chairman of the structed in which partici- wages, but it was too expensive sary to ask for an additional 1.5 the 4.3 percent across-the-board pants can play blackjack cility discriminates against Faculty Senate Equal Opportuni- for one year." percent increase for staff with wage increase so administrators women in any way. ty Committee [EOC] who will re- and poker. Texas Flood, a Since it would be too expensive longevity because administra- do not include the funding for country/western/rock "This is the first formal com- view the complaint, commended for the University to implement tors may not give those em- long-term staff within the plaint in ih s instance in the Mynatt for her persistence. band, will be performing the plan in one big installment, ployees the money they deserve. across-the-board wages. from the start of the event 25-year history of the ice University President Paul Ols- "Presently employees who Many of the positions which rink,"he said. "Dr. Mynatt his been very until 11 p.m. camp said it would be paid in two have worked here a certain are considered classified are In addition, a ruffle will But Mynatt does not agree. patient and has gone through all increments. amount of years get a step in- well below the market rate, such "The heart of the issue is not of the proper channels. She has take place at the end of the "The first was paid in 1989, and crease to their rate of pay, and as computer operator supervisor, evening with prizes do- whether or not I can take a given them [IAAC] every oppor- the second was postponed due to it's mandated by the state," he which receives about $1.39 less shower; it's discrimination," she tunity to come up with an appro- nated by community mer- lack of funds for two years," said. "This is in the process of per hour at the University then at chants and sports teams. said. priate solution,"he siiid. Kreienkamp said. "In Septem- phasing out in the next couple of other similar institutions. "[Lack of women's shower fa- ber, Olscamp said it was time to years, but presently the Univer- cilities] in itself doesn't make me Litwin said that the EOC will implement the second phase sity is still bound to pay these angry. Refusal to recognize that probably invite Mynatt to tell the which would be completed by steps." this is discrimination and refusal committee firsthand about her July 1,1992." Kreienkamp said the 1.5 per- to take action does," Mynatt said. experiences. The committee will YOUR DAYS flR€ 1 Mynatt is also frustrated by the review the matter before making BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU fact that she has been attempting a recommendation to Rose. BLACK STUDENT UNION NUMB€R€D!H vow Vow Voul Elections for Executive Council i. i\ - ixm Duyh lk»\s 6»| LIVE AT EASYSTREET CAFE • ■ • President vow Vour Your YOuf Your Your 1 Day* Omyt Our* O.YS o*r* „ • Vice President 23 22 21 20 It La- ! 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page six The BG News Friday, February 21,1992 University to try combating staff's falling morale ! —esasnu by KImbcrly Larson Success is getting up just The BC News policy at the University are di- because the University is only a To combat the deterioration of with the three constituent groups one more tune than you fell rectly related to the lack of self- small sample of the larger prob- morale, Moore said it was impor- on campus to understand em- down. confidence many employees are lem. tant for administrators and their ployee concerns, he said. ■Anonymous Working together to achieve feeling. "Higher education lost in employees to keep communica- There are some supervisors at the same goals may be a way to "The entire state of Ohio is Columbus," he said. "We don't tion lines open. the University who do not fully This it my first semester offset poor morale among Uni- under budget constraints and it have a higher education gov- "If we take out the budget and exhibit their leadership skills. her* at the University. It versity employees and to get looks as if it's going to be bleak ernor, but you have the power to the health care crisis, what are This shortcoming has posed there someone here other things accomplished, said Execu- again next year," Moore said. move the budget to your bene- the other problems contributing problems for their employees in than my peer* whom I can tive Director of Personnel John "The morale of employees is fit." to low employee morale?" he the past, according to the CSC. turn to for help? Moore at the Classified Staff sometimes driven down by the Moore suggested lobbying the asked."If we know your con- Dear Eager Beaver, Council meeting earlier this budget." government to attain recognition cerns, we can get a handle on the "It's like alcohol," Moore You're in luck! There are week. Unfortunately, not much can of income problems experienced situation." said."If the supervisor doesn't University staff persons Moore said in his address the be done about the budget situa- by the faculty and staff at the Administrators at the Univer- know he or she has a problem, waiting to be your friend budget crunch and health care tion or rising costs of health care University. sity have been trying to work then we can't do a thing about it." and mentor and to give you the individual support needed to make the tran- sition to college Call Joan Professor discusses Morgan, director of aca- Tenure legislation, financial demic enhancement, at 372-2776 for more informa- 'stressful sex' study tion! aid to be discussed by OSA I'm planning to go to abuse and battery. summer school. When do I by Julie Taglialerro by Tonya Peters register for summer The BC News government is taking action on does is taken into consideration The BC News Study participants answered both objective and free response courses? it as well. - perhaps more than their Dear Summer Schedule, Tenure legislation is another teaching experience - when the questions regarding "the most sexually stressful event" they The Summer 92 schedule Financial aid distribution issue involving students. Ac- teacher is up for tenure. "Violence affects everyone," of classes has been availa- and the updated tenure legisla- cording to Rob Nosse, OSA ex- "There is concern that teach- Carolyn Palmer told about 60 had ever experienced. Palmer people in a presentation on rape and her fellow researchers de- ble since the week of Feb. tion are two of the topics Ohio ecutive director, there are ing is not taken seriously 10. It was distributed in Student Association will focus several state representatives enough when tenure is con- earlier this week in McDonald termined that 16 percent of the women had experienced rape. bundles to the main build- on at Sunday's monthly meet- interested in having students sidered," Sears said. West dining hall. ings, residence halls and ing in Columbus. serve on tenure committees. OSA will also vote on a state In her presentation, Palmer, an mailroom. You may regis- According to Undergraduate "It is important to have stu- bill that would extend the cer- assistant professor in the de- The study found 76 cases of ter anytime, using the reg- criminal sexual assault and 71 Student Government President dents' perspectives on teach- tified public accounting re- partment of higher education and istration form in the back of cases of criminal sexual abuse, Mike Sears, OSA will select ing, not just teachers' (per- quirements for undergraduate student affairs, shared the re- the booklet Registration U sults of a study she helped to both of which are felonies. There students to attend the Student spectives)," Sears said. finance majors from four to on a first-come, first- Financial Aid Study Commis- Sears said he believes stu- five years. conduct called "Sexually Stress- were also 47 cases of battery, a served basis. sion in Columbus to give their dents' influence on the tenure Sears said this bill passed the ful Events." misdemeanor. I'm stressed out with my input about how financial aid committee would force the Ohio Senate and is up for re- The study, issued to a random course workload. Can I get helps them and how it is dis- committee to take teaching view by the House of Repre- sample of undergraduate women "Part of the problem is that we some help? tributed. Sears said the federal at an unnamed large midwestern more seriously. He added that sentatives. He added that have the same men committing Dear Frazzled Falcon, government is studying this is- university, was designed to he and Nosse share the impres- OSA's vote may influence the multiple offenses. People who Yes. The Study Skills Lab sue, and, as a result, the state sion that research a teacher outcome of the bill. measure instances of criminal perpetrate acquaintance rape are sexual assault, criminal sexual in 213 Moseley Hall offers often not reported and are also free assistance. Tutoring hard to prosecute, so (the perpe- help is available as well as trators) are out the next week dps on study habits and $ committing the same crime to test-taking. Call 372-8840 to another victim." Palmer com- make an appointment Re- Taiwan - HONG KONG mented in a recent phone inter- For 5, we (an help member, tutoring Is also CONTACTS NEEDED view. Participants also gave de- available in some residence tails about their immediate reac- halls. tions as victims including the sit- Where is my college of- you with all that Successful international business there now. uation preceding the experience, fice? whether alcohol was involved Dear Lost But Found, and the previous relationship be- Arts & Sciences - 205 Call 1-800-927-3509 tween the victim and the perpe- Administration Building unresolved anger trator. Business Administration - 371 Business Administra- "We hope that the recent high- tion Building you have lor your The Sisters of Omega Thi 5\lvha ly-publicized (rape) cases such as Education and Allied Mike Tyson's could cause a Professions - 365 Educa- proudCy announce their greater number of other cases to tion Building be reported," Palmer said. Health and Human Ser- mother. 1992 'Executive 'Board vices - 101 Student Health Center 'President Melissa Welder Musical Arts ~ 1031 Hey Moore Musical Arts Center first Viet (President Julie Sivope Regina Majikas! Technology -- 101 Tech- She was overbearing Controlling. Hypercritical And deep down, when she was Second Vice President "Kerry Spiezio nology Building al her worst, didn't you »ani to Check her real hard into ihe boards' Well, have Gina Pre-Major Advising —101 Treasurer Alecia Lipscomb University Hall we got a catharsis for you! At only S5 with a valid college ID.. Columbus Chill Gzi-Gzi "Recording Secre tary 9Qrstin Qolga I can't remember my ad- hocke) is fun. exciting, and cheap iherap>. It's coming 10 BGSL' Ice Arena on Jean viser's name Who should I Corresponding Secretary Monda) Match In. al 7:30 pm as the Chill lake on the Erie Pamhers. Tickets are •Darjour Gladys call? available at the Ice Arena and Memorial Hall box offices. And we're reserving Alumnae Secretary Joan Patterson Dear Where's Waldo, Weezy You may obtain the name, a couch lor sou But it >ou don't come, we won'l be mad Just \er>. ^Historian Jenny Carmona Reggie location and phone number vet) disapointed. Chapter "Relations Officer •RflcnaeCWyder Rosalee of your adviser by calling your college office. Pledge Trainers *v##wx Amy Jo'Brimmer Happy 22nd Chen LeiBel Birthday! BG aSk V is provided -^ mm courtesy of the advisers of for mort information, all 372-2264. Bowling Green Slate Uni- cm ^s# -~«- versity.

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Friday, February 21,1992 The BG News page seven Falcon icers take on Miami by Randy Setter sports writer "We face two very critical goals. games versus a team we're try- Mark Michaud and Richard ing to catch in the stand- Shulmistra split time in the net The hockey team is trying to ings,"said York. "We understand last weekend as they have all see if it is easier to reach "The that and they understand that season for the Redskins. Mi- Joe" by train than it is to take the also." chaud has the better stats of the normal road to the Central Colle- He also added the Falcons two and is scheduled to start in giate Hockey Association could finish fifth or ninth, de- goal against BG. He owns a 4.25 playoffs. "We're on an emotional pending on whether or not they GAA and an 85.9 save percent- train ride coming down the can play smart hockey and keep age. Shulmistra backs him up stretch," coach Jerry York said. up their outstanding work ethic. with a 4.70 GAA and 82.1 save Playoff hopes looked bleak for However, York has not sat down percentage. the team only a few weeks ago as with the players and talked about Meanwhile, Will Clarke con- they lost to Ohio State at home how many victories are needed to tinues to play solid in between and tied on the road, compiling a finish in fifth position. the pipes for the Falcons. He 1-6-3 record since the away se- Miami has been recording op- stopped 24 shots on Friday and 29 ries against University Illinois- posite results compared to the on Saturday. Both his save per- Chicago January 3 and 4. But now Falcons as of late. They lost to centage and goals allowed aver- the resurgent Falcons are on a Michigan in both games last ages are improved from last four game unbeaten streak, with weekend 4-8 and 5-10. Left week. He has a 3.40 GAA and 88.2 two wins against Michigan and a winger Ken House lead the Red- save percentage. win and a tie against Michigan skins in scoring against the Wol- Clarke continues to improve State. verines, with 2 goals and 4 as- with more work, according to The team looks to extend its sists. He has 37 points on 20 goals York. He will be starting goal- streak and come out of the week- for the season and could be a tender for both games of the se- end up a few positions in the scoring threat. Chris Bergeron ries, looking to better his 4-3-1 CCHA standings when they play and Joe Cook are second on the record since starting against the Miami Redskins in a home team in scoring with 30 points Ferris State in January. Senior and away series. Currently the each. Otis Plageman rejoins the defen- team is hanging on to seventh The Falcons counter with Peter sive corps after missing six place with 19 points, three points Holmes, Martin Jiranek, and games with a broken foot. With behind Miami and UIC who are Brett Harkins who continue to Plageman back, Rierden and he tied at 22. UIC can not pick up add to their stat totals. Holmes will start on defense. Jeff Wells any points this weekend because has S3 points on 24 goals, Jiranek moves up from defense to left they are playing Notre Dame, has 47 points on 23 goals, and wing on Brian Holzinger and who join the league next season. Harkins has 43 points with 6 Llew New ana's line.

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page eight The BG News Friday, February 21,1992 Basketball teams travel to Kent

by Mali Schroder record. It broke a five-game los- season. Saturday's game against Kent," sports editor ing streak which included a pair Their home record and scoring BG coach Jaci Clark said. "I of two-point losses on the road ability is foremost on Larrana- think they realize we have a lot of and a double overtime loss on the ga's mind. basketball yet to be played and Women'! swimming and Hvtog preview The men's basketball team has road. "We are not thinking about the Kent is going to bring a different a won nine of its last 12 games. The first BG-Kent meeting was conference tournament right style of game to the court." Bowing Green at NH-Amortcan Conference Bowling Green reached the all Falcons. The Flashes never now," Larranaga said. "We're In their first meeting of the Championships SOU mark overall after Wednes- got on track, losing 62-47 at An- looking at Kent State and prepar- season, the Falcons only held a day's win against Toledo. And the derson Arena. ing for them. So much can hap- six point half-time lead, 56-50, Falcons indeed climbed to 6-5 in While Larranaga understands pen in two weeks." but exploded in the second half to «WERE:0hio University; Athens, Oh. the Mid-American Conference, his team has the ability to play The Falcons current four-game pull away to a convincing 105-83 vmOr.Today-Sahirday; 11:00a.m./7:00 p.m. solidly holding on to fifth place. with anyone in the league, menta- winning streak is their longest of victory at Anderson Arena. MAC REC0flOS:0hlo, 5-0 MAC. 14-2 overall; Bowling Green, 4-1,13-2; Miami, Time to put it in cruise control lly preparing for each game is the season. And all seven road Judit Lendvay paced the Fal- 3-2,7-5; Ball State. 2-3,10* Eastern Michigan, 1-3.5-5-1; Toledo. 0-5.3-8. for the rest of the regular season the responsibility of the players. losses have been by 10 points or cons with 20 points, followed by BGSU UPOATEtThe Falcons should be confident going into the MAC champion- and get ready for the MAC Tour- "The confidence only gives you less. Talita Scott, who came off the ships knowing they hive finsjehed the regular season with 13 wins, the most In nament, right? the ability to do it," the coach "I think we're going to Kent bench to score 18. BG ended up school history. Bowling Green will be gunning for first place Ohio University, Wrong, according to coach Jim said. "It doesn't give you the State in a good mental frame of with seven players in double fig- who won the Jan. 17 dual meet 127-115. Several Falcons should contend far Larranaga. Very wrong. effort. Game preparation is what mind and I'm sure they'll be well ures. first place finishes. Sophomore Keery Yenglm boasts the conferences' fastest "As long as we're able to stay gives you the effort. You really prepared after getting their first The Golden Flashes were car- times this season in the 500 freestyle (4:59.29). the 1,000 freestyle (10:10.55) focused on one game at a time plan to work hard and get your- road victory." ried by center Ann Forbes, who and is fifth in the 200 backstroke (2:06.78). Junior Jody Reed has the top time ind playing that opponent, I self emotionally ready to play for Falcon notes: Shane Kline- scored 35 points. Amy Sherry In the 200 backstroke (2.04.90) while teammate Josie McCulloch has a confer- think we'll be competitive with an extended period of time." Ruminski was named the MAC'S and Kathy Carroll each contrib- ence best in the 200 breaststroke (2:17.49) and is second the 200 Ind. Medley anyone," Larranaga said. "No Like most teams in the MAC player of the week last uted 12 and 11 points respecta- (2:08.38). Beed and McCulloch qualified lor the NCAA championships in last matter where the game is played, this season, Kent boasts a very week..Hall needs 10 blocked vily. year's MAC Championships. we have the confidence in our- respectable home record, and shots to become Bowling Green's "They gave us a pretty good WHAT TO WATCH FOR-.The meet should end up a three team race between selves that we can play under any finds trouble on the road. The all time leader in that category. game, but then our depth became Ohio, BGSU and Miami. The Falcons will have to swim to as many first place fin- circumstances now." Flashes are 6-4 overall at home, *** apparent in the second half," ishes as possible to overcome the depth of OU. Beating the Bobcats, undefeated The Falcons travel to Kent and just 1-8 away. Clark said. "We'll have to be in the MACs regular season, will be a difficult task. Freestyler Maureen Newton State Saturday to take on a Gold- Kent also has a potent inside- The women's basketball team aware of Forbes, Tracy Lynn and swam the fastest regular season times in the 100. 200 and was second in the en Flashes team that is coming outside combination, with 6-5 gets no easy breaks after its Michelle Burden. Those three 50. 0U*s depth is shown in its relay teams which are the fastest in both the 400 off its first road win of the year, Tony Banks (14 points per game, overtime loss to Toledo on are the catalysts of their team." medley and 400 freestyle, unto nas several swimmers among the fastest in a victory at Central Michigan seven rebounds per game, and 20 Wednesday. With the loss to Toledo, BG is every event and should earn points in most events. For Bowling Green or Miami Wednesday. total blocked shots), and Mike BG has to travel to Kent State 9-2 in MAC play while Kent is 8-3. to unseat ONo. some lesser known, unlikely heores.will have to come up with Kent moved ahead of Toledo Klinzing, who is a dangerous to take on the run-n-gun Golden This is a game which could very season best performances. this week into seventh place with three-point threat. He is 40 per- Flashes. Kent has a ten game well decide seeds for the MAC -Aaron Dorksen a 4-8 conference and 7-17 overall cent from behind the arc this winning streak at home and is Tournament. coming off a big win at Central Michigan, a place where other Mid-American Conference teams have faltered. US faces last medal chances "The women are a little disap- ALBERTVILLE, France (AP) - And even if the U.S. hockey team tice for the U.S. hockey team, his pointed over the loss to Toledo, - Yamaguchi and Kerrigan, one- loses in the semifinals, it could swollen, bruised and stiched-up but we have to be prepared for two entering Friday night's still win a bronze Saturday by face protected by a plexiglass Introducing I In- I9»2 women's figure skating free beating the winner of the Cana- visor extending from the helmet Alpha Phi Kxerutivv Board skate, cap a busy day of big da-Czechoslovakia semifinal. to the chin. Congratulations hopes for the United States. The "It's so close. It's right in front He shrugged off the blindside Prwidenl Jennifer Brown U.S. hockey team (5-0-1) faces of us," U.S. hockey captain Clark check by Sweden's Mats Naslund ^ IM President Laura Docrr to the following the Unified Team in the semifin- Donatelli said. "It's in our that sent him to the hospital with Itunh Chair Molly McCuire women selected as als, the winner guaranteed a gold hands." a broken nose and concussion. Pledge Educator .1.11 Slaley 1992 Rush or silver, and the four-man bobs- "I give them no chance," "Part of hockey," Brown said. Treasurer Stacy Palmer led takes off for its first day of French coach Kjell Larsson said. "I saw it on replay and it didn't runs without Herschel Walker. "I'm honest. I say they liave no look that vicious. It didn't look ■I (Parties) Kim Schultheiss Counselors Those events could produce chance. No. No. No." dirty to me. I probably braced for Cyndi Nictcrt Krlsten Ankney four U.S. medals. Cathy Turner Swedish assistant coach Curt a low check and he got me high." Recording Secretary Liz Korak Stephanie Axe has a good shot for a fifth medal Lundmark called the Unified Yamaguchi plans to fire off Philanthropy Betsey Willhclm Megan J. Bauman in the women's 500-meter short- Team "the big favorites." 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Falcon Sports Previews Gymnasts face MAC-rival Man and Women's triangular with four incividuals earning first WHERE:Men at Eastern Michigai Falcon winners were senior Tara Allen who Women at All-Ohio Championships; the 500 meter run (1:17.84), Nikki leading off a homestand WHEN:Both meets Saturday at 11: 45-7). Dashawnia Carr in the 55 BG MEN'S UPDATfcSaturday the Thomas in the 200 meter run by Mark DeChint was a season high, and a huge lur meet at Kent State and select finished second in the 5,000 sports writer Is a renowned "advantage" in- morale-booster. the Knights of Columbus meet Steve Price said the Ohio- volved with playing at home, and The weight men continued to I will have f real mix of schools." According gymnastics is no different than "The girls really put every- thing they had into it against Reed Parks setting a school record In th» 35-pound weight to Price. Injuries, have stoned several key performers includ- "Home Sweet Home" is this the rest of the sporting world. them," said Simpson. "I hope we throw (59-11)- good for second plica. Senbjr &l ft/erf«j 1*0 Mghjumper Andrea Cakas but Ginger Lake is expected week's theme for the Falcon Simpson said the weeks on the won the the shot put (55-0) setting a Karl Mtiltotac r>' torcturnkitl«Ngh|urnp. gymnasts. After five weeks of road helped the team perfect Its can keep that going this week." cord in the process. Freshman Braftcffcr AtrB.000> • NEXIiThe women'sgwm will be at the MAC Invitational Feb. away meets, the women will kick routines, and a home meet is just It wont get any easier for the meter (2:35.31) at Kent and was auiemtar of the Mean's 28and Uw man will oornpste the following day. off a two-week homestand with a what it needs to show off their Orange and Brown, as It faces in winning 3,200 relay team at the Knights of Caktntm Meat 2:00 p.m. contest this Saturday hard work. Central the defending MAC Coach Sid Sink said the upcoming meet wiU bo floadBfl the Man's Term is against MAC rival Central Mich- "Being on the road was good Champion and favorite to win the team up for the MAC Invitational. "Well be using it fifty to Bowling Graanw. Illinois igan. for them. In that they had to title this season. improve our performances and to prepare for the MkJ- WHEre:Owmpajgn, IU How excited is the team to host make themselves work on American Conference Championships next weekend," Sin* K»1li'B.Toitayat2:QOp.m. a meet in the confines of their equipment they weren't familiar "Central is as tough as Michi- said. ^(jji own Eppler Arena? Just ask with," he said. "They had to real- gan State was," said the coach. BG WOMEN'S UPOATE:The women's team came in sec- NEXT:Will journey to West Lafayette. Ind., to meet Purdue coach Charles Simpson. ly go hard for everything. They "They are going to travel, and "We've been on the road for a had to put good routines together use our stuff, though, just like month," he said. "And that's a four or five weeks in a row." we've been doing." Medals long time. The girls are happy. Another factor in the Falcons' Continued from page eight. I'm happy." favor Is their performance last The Chippewtts' Injury situa- seven triple Jumps In her since 1976 to win the gold medal she's favored over Kerrigan and Bowling Green's last home weekend against Big Ten foe tion is unknown, while BG will 4 -minute program as she tries in women's figure skating. She's their chief rival, Midori Ito of meet was a dual against Illinois Michigan State. Although in a los- once again compete short- to become the first American not easing up at all, even though Japan, is fourth. State, held on January 11. There ing cause, the 183.45 they scored handed. Classified

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"DELTA SIGMA PI Lil Lon" future in Delta ZetaiH ALPHA SIGMA PH Kappa Delta Sisters of the Week Good Luck on Sunday. Love. Big Beth Elizabeth Rich Youll do great. Know the purposed Athlete of the Week: Darren Dunn P.S.Youareanaweaomecurleri! Stephanie Hamilton oard RIDES Love Your Big Mary Brother ol the Week. Joe Bazan Officer ol the Week: Dave Robison AXO "AXO "AXO-AXO "AXO WE LOVE YOUl Pledge ol Hie Week: Sean Mulder The Sisters ol Alpha Chi Omega would like to 110 BMoslcy Alpha XI Delta ALPHA SIGMA PHI congratulate Karyn Andruu on making the KD'RHOCHrS'KD What better way to Ind a ride home/to see Congratulations lo Amy Aseltune on her pearl- Dean's Usi Iriends or go where everl Advertise in tie • ZBT • ZBT • - - Congratulations to Kappa Delta's ing 10 "her man" Mike Hanophy ol Toledo Uni- AXO AXO AXO ■ AXO * AXO 1992 Rho OS's: Hall RIOES section and reach 11,200 possibilities!! The Brothers ol Zeta Beta Tau would like to versity Menann Gharal a Mary Schindewolf congratulate Jay Boodheshwar on his recent Alpha Xi Delta KD'RHOCHrS'KD Meetings: lavalienng to Anne Clausen. KKG"FUrKKG-FUI SERVICES OFFERED •ZBT'ZBT- AOTT ' AOTT • AOTT • AOTT Congratulations to bo White ol Kappa Kappa Tuesday and "•Delta Sigma Pi"' Gel excited lor our Ritual workshop al UTI lil Amy Francis "PHIMU- Gamma on her lavalienng to Dan Vaughn, a Good luck at Individuals. Olicer ol the Week: F m alum ol Case Western University. Thursday Pregnant? - Know the PURPOSE. Juliea Yeager KKG FUrKKG"FJU Wocan help. FREE PREGNANCY TESTS. Youll do greatl Sister ol the Week: at 2:30 p.m. Into, and support - BG Pregnancy Center Coat on page 10 •Big Stephanie Margie Wi'l. am 5 Call J54HOPE "PHIMU" ALPHA SIGMA PH The Brothers ol Alpha Sigma Phi would lam lo riB The BG News Mail-In Form ALPHA SIGMA PHI DEADLINE; _Two flays prior to publication. 4p.m. ALUMNI CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP APPLI- AEA (The BG News is no! nMpOfttMt tor postal service Ways) CANTS! 50% OFF n>ae _p«f afl are 7Sc per line. $2 25 minimum. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" Of 2" ids Be sue 10 turn in your application In In plicale to BAIESJ the oltice ol Alumni Affairs. 60C •■ na per ad lor bold face. T (a line maximum) $6.50 per insertion DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 213TI ALL GREEK MERCHANDISE AT Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. 2" (16 line maximum) $12.95 prt insertion Amy. PREPAYMENT: « required tor all non-university related businesses and individuals. I miss you and I'm scared Please help mel My * fur is matted and my nbs are showing. Please "% NOTICE:, _The BG News will not be responsible tor error due to llleglbriity or Incomplete information Please come to do what -they" ask. I love you. llie little Shop 214 West Hall immediately if there is an error in your ad. The BG News will not be responsible lor typo- LeMutl graphical errors In classified ads tor more than two consecutive insertions. THIS WEEK ONLY-SALE ENDS FRIDAY 2/21/92 Alpha Xi Delta Congratulations lo Lon Liesennng on her an- YOUR ON CAMPUS GREEK SHOP The BG News reserves the right to release the names of inflivfluals who place advertising in The BG News gagement lo Jeff Behrman ol John Carroll Uni- The decision on whether to release this information shall be made by the management ot The BG News. The versity. EAE UNIVERSITY UNION \, purpose ot this policy is to discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embar- Alpha Xi Delta rassing lo individuals or organizations Cases of fraud can be prosecuted. OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8:00AM-4:45PM — KelieBurch — AT AZ M The roommates ol Kellie Burch would like to 372-2962 CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM congratulate her on her long awaited lavalier- ing to Sigma Chi M*ke DoAngelis. "Love. Karen. Heather. Jen" NAME (Print). PHONE#. ADDRESS _ — PHIMU"- VIPs-Keep up the good work We love you! SOCIAL SECURITY # or ACCOUNT # — PHIMU™ (For billing purposes only) — SK3KAP — Iniun. Rob. Vic. Brian, Spray a Scon: Please PRINT your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wish it to appear: Formal is just a day away. So what else is there left to say? (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) For you 8 hot men we can not wai l- 4-30 at THE PALACE -don't be late' Love your Sig Kap dales. ■0", Tara. Carta. Stel. Linda a Christine

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Coot, from page 9 FMtsburgh Steeiers A Penguins ■tgEp-MPN-tkjEp STUDY SPANISH IN SPAM EXCEPTIONAL SUMMER OPPORTUNITY - Beat high undoes cost! Cleveland Indiana The Broilers of Sigma PN Epsiion congratu- Earner**! wntte iSJtfyiog In Spain t Be a counselor at CAMP WAYNE. NE PA (3 Large private roonvbathroom. New York Mats late Brandon Dynes on fas recent lavalienng to KKG * KKG ' KKG ' KKG' KKG with Bowling Qr*«n Slat* University. hrarNYC) - Sports oriented Specialists lor al Economical rent. No utilmo lease. Congratulaliorn to Karen Janos ol Kappa Kap- They all dona tod pares to our Tnsha Dodge of PI Beta PN. For IntocmaBon, comma land/water sports, camping, computers, arts. Available now $225 00 par month SlgEp-PIPhl'SlgEp pa Gamma on her pearling lo Arthur Una of raffle A you could win them. AY A-SPAM Campus interviews March 3. For info call (516) Call 352-6615 Mam University. UAO's Way Out West Department of Romano* L anguaQM 863-3067. Thia Saturday. 7pm-12am KKG • KKG • KKG ■ KKG ' KKG SigEp'TREEADOO-WAYNE'SigEp 372-6053 Now training Wait Parsons for summer season CAMPUS MANOR Secret LilShelie Apply in parson al BG County Club. 2-4 Tues- SOSCIoughSt. Good luck at Individuals. Friday n» was a MM KKG'SKSEP'KKG'SKSEP SUPPORT GROUP day through Friday. 923 Fairview Avenue •Free heal and air cond. Know the purpose and youll do great1 The flaming peppers got us trashed •Close to campus The Sisters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma proudly If you have placed a baby tor adoption or are Office cleaning - evenings 10 hrs /week Call Your Secret Big And Doo's dance on the chair was a 'smash' i considering doing to join ua Monday n-ghu at Balconies announce the Valentines Day engagement ol 352-5335. Bern Beck and Jon Parker of Sigma Phi Epsi- 7pm Cal 354-4673 tor log Don. -Plenty of parking The drinks were all line •Fumrebed lon. Secret Little Tern Wahl RecepDonisvsecretary. Part time (Tuaa. $ Especially the KEY-LIME UAOs Way Out West Starting al $475.00 KKG ' SG r P • KKG ' SIG EP Good Luck on Sunday I Thura.l Cal 352 5335 And we con realty had a great Omel Tomorrow Night CALL RE Managment Youll do GREATI 7pm-1?am 3924302 LilJIIKuWa JAMASAHS Wei see you thereI FOR SALE This Sunday will be a iruo leal. SK3EP To show the Brokera you're she beat. Cany Rentals The Brorters of Sigma Phi Epsiion congratu- SigKap'SAE-SkjKap-SAE VOLUNTEERS IN PROGRESS presents So study hard and know your stuff. late Josh Rand on his recent lavaliering to 2.3.6 or 9 student houses. Hey SAE's - Gel psyched for an awesome teal ChanDes Week '92 Come tea if your organiza- 1977 Chevrolet Maibu Classic 4-dr. Good It will make It easier and not so tuff Office at 316 E Many (3. Chnsay Kin. See you aiM.T.MugQaai 7:00 pml tion and/or residence hall is participating in (he condition, many new parts. Runs great. Great GoodLuckl StOEP Office hrs. 10-5 or by appt quarter wara. Fab 17, 18. 20, and 21 from party car. MOO Cal Tom al 352-3929. Call 352-7365. Love. Your Big Amy SIGMA CHI lOOOam to 3 00pm in the Union Foyer. The Brothers of Sigma Cft would like to wish Brand New VCR SKJEP Greg Tockett good luck al the Regional Rac- Want to go on a $1 SO or bast otter. La" Cindy Gordon Brothers of the Week: Cany Rentals quefball Championships in Columbus this CHEAP SPRING BREAK Cal 352-7078 and ask for Mark. Good luck at Individuals) Know the purpose Man Ward. Matt Bachman, Neal Thomas 2-6 student apartments Model apartment at weekend. UAO it going to 316 E. Marry (3. otSce hours 10-5 or by appt and remember Brotherhood. You'll do Athletes of the Week Shenandoah NaDonaJ Park, VA Call 352-7365 GREATII Brian Bernmg, Dave Kovacs, Brad Farnsworth SIGMA CHI tor only $120 Canon A-1 Camera. 50mm. F 1.8,35-135 mm Love. Your Secret Big and Man Bachman (The Bowling Team). The Brothers of Sigma Chi would like lo con- Call UAO 372-2343 200 zoom with macro. $300, Beat offer CHEAPICHEAPI CHEAP! - DELTA SIGMA PI" Off-Campus Brothers ol the Week: gratulate Hike DeAngalle on his recent lava- 'Includes - Transportation. 2 meals a day. site Call Panleai 372-6304. 841 8TH ST. Todd Krembnnk, Chris Liennart. lienng to KeHieBurch. lees. 2 Bedrooms, 1 1(2 bath Ryan Rogers. Todd Young Starts al $395 a month Lll' Terrl Sigma Kappa viP'S Sigma Kappa XOXOX0X0X0 IBM-PC. 640 M, 2 disk drives 5 1/4 and Ep- SKJEP RE MANAGEMENT Good Luck Sunday Sigma Kappa loves their VIP'sl Keep up the "Do it with a Twist- son p-mter Software also included $500 Cal 352-9302 Know your material A youll do fine hard workl We're behind you 100%l I Twister 352-7221. ask for Kirk. Big Hark Fab. 22,1092. Eppter South, 3:00pm DELTA SKIM A PI DELTA SIGMA PI SIGMA KAPPA Metal Buildings Good luck Haley. Fredley, Be Therein S0% otf while the colon end eizee laat. DONTIsrSSTrMONEI At Individuals' I can't wail until Formal. Its going to be a blastl xoxoxoxoxo («14)e58-«31S 237N Proeped MONEY FOR COLLEGE From: Your Big and Secret Big You mean the work) lo me 3 bedroom HOUSE Schorarehlpe and granta All my love. Parted CondMon ■ typewriter RE Management l-aOO-USA-1221 Ext. 2033 Karyn 352 9302 Delta Sigma Pi WANTED -9 Fiat Memory Storage Secret Little Dawn Warmer -Asking $175 or Bast Otter PEACE, LOVE, AND Good luck on Sunday i Sigma Kappa' Sig Ep -Cal Kim 352-2048 Efficiency A one bedroom apartments PETER, PAUL A MARY From your Secret Big availablt. Call Mecca Management at Pugs. 1 male roommate needed, 1002-93. own room. FRIDAY. MARCH 6 AT THE MASONIC AUDI- I hope you're exdted for formal. We're going to 353-S600. 2 bed apt. $i50/mo. A alec., dose to campus. Stereo-$400 includes Pioneer 65 wan receiver. TORIUM CALL THE AMERICAN LUNG AS have a great llmel Thanks for taking care of Kevin 353-2106 or Duke 352-6452. Pioneer 6 CD Player and 2 JBL 80 watt shelf GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS SOCIATrON TO ORDER TICKETS 255-2378. mo. I love you I Feeling lucky this weekend? speakers 13 inch 181 channel cable ready $00-THIRD STREET T color TV with remote -$175. Black leather Now renting tor 1992-1993.1 or 4 2 br units Stg Ep • Kappa Kappa Gamma • Slg Ep Come play our casino games 1 or 2 female non-smoking senior or grad stu- A you could wi n btg I jackal -$100. Brown bomber style leather Fully furnished. Gas, heat. A AC. 9 or 12 month The Breviers of Sigma Phi Epstan congratu- dent roommates for 92-93 school year. Can Prizes from local businesses SIGMA KAPPA Kim at 353-6503 jackal -$75. Cal Jeff. 372-1241. leave maa- leases. Reasonable rales. Ideal location. late Jon Parker and Beth Beck on their recent Owners pay utilities. Contact early to avoid engagement and the Pittsburgh Steeiers A Penguins. Rob, ««o» Vw Cleveland Indians A morel 1 or 2 roommates needed immediately thru disappointment. Slg Ep • Kappa Kappa Gamma • Slg Ep This formal is going to be our best. Good luck UAO's Way Out West tonight. I'm so proud ol yout You are my every- August 10th tor sublease of apt. near campusl PHONE 152-4 »86 Saturday 7pm*12am thing. University Village, rent neg. Call Mike FOR RENT 353-7203. AZD'AZD-AZD-AZD I Love You. Houses A apartments for 1992-93 school year. Congratulations to Amy Antoiak on her recent Jenm 2 female roommates needed to share apart- 12 month leaaee only, starting in May. Stave pearling 10 Chris Hasler from youngstown DELTA SIGMA PI ment for 92-93 school year. 1 block from cam- 1 A 2. bedroom turn. apts. Smith 352-8917. LITTLE BOB HOORMAN pus. Cal 372-5706 after 6pm tor details. 9 month, summer & year leases. Stale SOUTH PADRE ISLAND MARTEN RENTALS AZD'AZD'A2D-AZD KNOW THE PURPOSEI 352-7454. GOOD LUCK AT INDIVIDUAL Si Condominium* lor Spring Break Available now. Need one female to fill house at We have apartments for traditional students, LOVE, YOUR BIG, SECRET BIG A GRAND- $20 per person per night / otf beach 957 N. Prospect. For 3 - Own room Can grads and couples. Please call for more mlor- $25 per person par night/ beachfront AZD'DTD'AZD-DTD BIG 3534325 1 bdrm apt. air cond. gas heal included. Ful mation on locations and rates lor Spring, l-B0O-422-»212 oath, large closets, palo. private entry. Pels A Congratulations to Leigh Ann West on her re- GO GET-EMUI Available now Summer and Fait. cent pinning to Delta Tau Delta David Willis watarbeds O.K. 353-7715. 352-3445 Hours 9 - 8 Need one female to fill house ■ AZD-DTD'AZD-DTD Delia Sigma Pi SPRING BREAK PRICE-BUSTER VACA- at 957 N Prospect 1 bedroom apts. for Fall 1992 TKJNSI KARENCARHEL For 3 - Own room Quiet atmosphere Close to campus NEED A SUMMER PLACE TO LIVE ON E. A2D - Beth Wei sen burger - AZD Best ol luck at Individuals JAMAICA. BAHAMAS INCLUDING AIRFARE, Call 353-0325 352-2663 WOOSTER? SUBLEASE FROM JENNIFER Congratulations on getting the Cedar Point I will be watching A cheering for you. GREAT HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FROM 354-6895. ONLY $599 BUY FROM THE »1 NAME YOU singing and dancing position for the summer i I know you can do itl CAN TRUST FOR QUALITY VACATIONS Female room, own private cooking facilities 2 bdrm. air cond . ceiling fan, new appliances Nice, clean lower t BR. apartment in Bradner. Love. Your Sisters of Alpha X> Your Secret Big FOUR SEASONS 1-800-331 -3136 plus bath. Summer or 12 month lease. $195 a Freshly painted, new carpet ft Die. Heat in- $30O/mo includes utilities cal 387 4553 or month includes utilities within family home. eluded in mm. 353-7715 287-4850 BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION SPRING BREAK TO FLORIDA BEACHES Quiet residential area 1 mile from campus DELTA SIGMA PI 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Now leasing 1.2. A 3 bedroom apts. A houses. DEADLINE •• FUN IN THE SUN, 4/flm. price Daytona Phone 352-1832 or 352-7365. Lir Kevin, For Fall 1992 1 yr. lease. Yes. we alow pets Call after 1pm. EB. 21. Turn m applications to room 217 LSC Good luck at Individuals. I know youll do awe- St49. Kitch. Wtrtrt A Trans Available Call Jm 352-2663 81352-6865 Needed one non-smoking female roommate 354-8800 Brathaus Happy Hours somel Know your stuff II tor a furnished, two bedroom apartment with One3 bdrm. $590 plus gas (Down) Sunday thru Thursday an nights Your Big. Cat SPRING BREAK SPECIALS 1M2II Fabulous Jamaica, Esonng Cancun from AC and washer/dryer. Near campus. $150 a 92-93 SUMMER ft FALL RENTALS One 3 bdrm. $575 plus gas (Up) Fridays A Saturdays 3-9pm 329E.Woosler $42911 Includes: Hotel, elr, transfers, parties month, plus utilities. Lease begins May '92. OVER 500 UNITS DELTA SIGMA PI - LORIROTHEL Call 372-1161 for more into Effic.. one bdrm., two bdrm., houses A du- Call 354-4494 Call Sun Splash Toum 1-$00-426-7710 Brathaus open Sundays, 7:30 pm INDIVIDUALS THIS WEEKENDI NO PROB- plexes. Stop into One or Two fun female roommates needed to Happy Hours All Night I LEM. YOU1L DO GREATI - JUST KNOW 319 E. WOOSTER SKJ EP fill large house starting fall of '92. Very dose to SUBLEASE NEEDED - Summer -92 YOUR PURPOSE AND BE PREPAREDI (across from Taco Bell) Sig Ep Sam Sez: Where's my flag pole? campus. Cal J 354-5432. One or two person apt. YOUR BIG. DAN SKJEP Speak with our fnendaly staff or call Great location - Main Si. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Sublease above Late Night Video until August Very dean Call 352-0499 $300, very dean, everything is new. Please 354-2260 can 353-2300. Subleasers to rent large three bedroom house Wanted: Apr for summer 1992. $700 a month, excellent lo- 2 Female Roommates lor year lease starting Unfum. 3 bdrm. w/ 2-car oarage. 12 or 9 mo. cation House in immaculate condition. Call Fall *92. Large apartment dose to campus. Can lease starting in Aug Call 354-8146 afar 5PM 354 5432 PrTaaY^N Michoie or Steph at 352-1749. WANTED: 2 non-smoking females to share 2 bedroom apartment. Close lo campus tor viirULNi 92-93 school year Call NOW 372-3619 or 372 3018 and leave a message Mardi Gras HELP WANTED GOOD LOCATIONS $200-$300 for selling CLOSE TO CAMPUS: SO funny college Spring Break T-Shirts. Sm-Lg quart, avail. 1992 No financial OBL I -800-659-0890 Hurry! Only a few left for Fall '92 at the ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income lo assemble products from your home. 504-646-1700 Depi. following locations: P6255. BARTENDER AND WAITRESSES PARTTIME * E. Merry Ave. Apts. Experience only. Apply Days Inn. WAY OUT V 1S50E Woostor BG • Field Manor Apts. CAMP COUNSELORS AND ACTIVITY SPE- CIALISTS WANTED FOR CAMP COUR- Tomorrow Night AGEOUS. A RESIDENTIAL SUMMER CAMP ■k Frazee Avenue Apts. FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL RETARDA- TION AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES CONTACT THE CAMP DIRECTOR, 151 N 7 p.m.-Midnight MICHIGAN. SUITE 200. TOLEDO. OH 43624 (419)242-4412 We also have a Good Selection of Lenhart Grand Ballroom Counselors. Camp Wayne, coed children's camp, northern PA. Tennis, swim, waler- houses and other apartments skl, sailing, all sports, golf, gymnastics, aeroblca, guitar, nature/camping, dance/cheerteading. Batik, sculpture, ce- available. ramics, painting, photography, eelf- FREE FOOD, defenee. Other poattlona available. On campua Intarvlews, Thursday, March 12th Call for more information at 352-0717 and (9-4pm) Call S1S-6SS-3217 or Write: 12 Alle- FOL vard St. Uda Beach, NY 11561. OPEN TO EARN up lo $50rweek and more part-umo sell- 224 E. Wooster. and ing "Be Falcon Safe" condoms. Greet oppor- tunity for men and women. Call ncwl EVERYONE 1-800-736*064. (Bring $ for tood -$2 for fortune tellers and Mystics) "Angel Eyes" CAMPUS FILMS COME ENJOY... FX^AFE Presents: Casino Games • Mystics • Raffle • Fort Billy Great Prizes • Live Country Rock Band • Carnival Games Your Faves Crystal "Angel Eyes" Mystery Solved • are back in JMf TWIST OFFS MK'K'i.M Friday only Friday, & Saturday 8:00, 10:00 & midnight 210 MSC $1.50 Admission 104 S. MAIN 353-0988 DO] nun THE NSIDER 2 Friday February 81.1998" The Inwider lUngnrhte | From the Editors...

Ohhhh, our achln' backs. As the The beloved Dr. Dave finally slder, film critic Dave Huffman few returns. A lot of doggone fun. semester draws to an Inevitable makes it to the big time with an heats us up wlih his picks for the Catch H. The Insider. Next Friday. mid-point, our enthusiasm wanes appearance on page two. Way to upcoming Academy Awards and COMING A LITTLE LATER: See Kdltor-ln-Chlef and our blood alcohol levels climb go, Doc! Laura Franklin cools us down with this fun ballot just below? That's precipitously (look It up). Ah well, If you're feelln line. look over to a feature on a University student right, It's another chance for y'uns Matthew A. Daneman the show must go on. page three where Caroline Fuller who has made It to the ultimate In to vent your choices on the entire We've always contended that the brings a little culture Into our lives winter sports - the Ice Capades. populace of BG. This time, It's the Managing Editor Insider Is a religious experience with a touch of Black History We're starting to look at school 1970s that we want to know about. Morrella Raleigh and now you can see lor yoursel- Month from the Toledo Museum of with all the good humor of Camus' Your favorite bad slt-com. Your ves. Check out editor Matthew Art and managing editor Morrella stranger. Fortunately, there Is an favorite actress. Your favorite Daneman's proof that It's never too Raleigh previews a perilous acro- Insider to keep life sane. clothing fad (we personally t j for Assistant Editor late to convert with a story on a bat show coming all the way from COMING SOON: You Oiled out leisure suits, but hey, don't forget Scott DeKatch gang-blker-turned-Blble-thumper the Far East to appear in the the ballots. You licked the stamps. the ever-popular bell bottoms or on pages six and seven. Staffer Midwest...namely. In Tiffin. You did all the duty work. Now tube tops, either). We want to Art Director Walt Campbell sal In on with a On page four some of the best In comes the fruits of your labor. In- know It all for an upcoming WE Molly Zakrajsek local church group and takes a local music releases get their day sider goes deep Inside BG's head LOOOOWWEEE THE 1970s Is- look at religion of the prophetic In the erf He's comer and local mu- to report on the favorite local stuff sue. sort. Tune in to page Ove and find sic news and happenings appear of you, the reader. Yes. It's the Fill out a ballot. Send It In. Be Assistant Art Director out about the end of the world as on page five's Rock Gossip. second annual BG'S FAVORITE cool for once In your Ufe. And Kathy Gaitan he knows It. Rounding out this week's In- THINGS issue. A few surprises. A Have A Nice Day. Theatre Critic Brad Craddock

Livin' large, livin' life, Video Critic THE 1970s ARE BACK!! Dr. Dave's rich pageant Steve Aspachcr Film Critic Dave II nil man Everyone's favorite decade never left us - it was just Dr. Ahh. It's great to be alive" Lets celebrate, lionize, extol, glorify, Staff Writers resting. Now the '70s are back and better than laud and any other Roget's syn Karen Koster Daves Laura Franklin ever. For a special WE THE 1970s Insider •-nyn. y.>u can find for celebrate the Joy of living with this week's Melinda Monhart issue, we want you to tell us what you like salute to 'live' songs- Aggie Colbert Music Walter Campbell best about the disco era. One ballot per person. Freshman Irving - One point each. Lucinda Robbing Entries due by March 6th. Keep on truckin' Quiz 1. What band has hit the charts Caroline Fuller with "Lrvin" On A Prayer" and "Liv- J. David Smith ing In Sin"? 2. What brother duo hit #1 In Staff Photographers by Dive Biikind 1990 with "(Can't Live Without BRING OR SEND YOUR BALLOTS TO: The Incredible College of Musical Heather Dunaway Knowledge Your) Love And Affection'? Sophomore living - Two points Jeff Radcliffe each. Tammy White THE INSIDER 3. What woman hit # 1 In 1986 Bill Galayda 210 West Hall This week marks the arrival of with "Live To Tell"? Colleen Allg the favorite day of the year here at 4. What band hit # 1 In 1989 with Charlotte Webb "Dr. Dave's Incredible College of "The Living Years"? Musical Knowledge." Ooh yeah. Junior living - Three points each. Swenson It's Grammy time. Dr. Dave will be 5. Name either of Living Co- Favorite "70s Sit-Com_ celebrating as usual this year by lour's Top 40 hits. Production Assistants settling down with a big old bowl 6. What Chicago (hint, hint) Laurel Pager o° popcorn Beep beep. Poppy, get band hit the Top 10 In 1988 with "I Bill Burgess Favorite'70s Actor well soon. Don't Want To live Without Your This week's random-drawing Love"? Brian Green Favorite 70s Actress. winner was PembervUIe's own Senior living - Four points each. Michael Hunt Terr! Truman, whose very first re- cord was Andy Glbb's "Love Is 7. What "Hot Blooded" band's Favorite '70s Movie Thicker Than Water." Dr. Dave, last Top 10 hit was 1988s "I Don't too, was once a major fan of the Want To Live Without You? The Insider Magazine is Favorite 70s Clothing Fad_ Gtbb-melster. Here are the an- 6. What "Unforgettable" woman published every Friday during swers to last week's love' quiz: 1. hit the Top 20 In 1988 with "I Live the acedmic year by the Michael Bollon 2. Marlah Carey 3. For Your Love'7 Why are the 70s the best Decade ever? Board of Student Publications Color Me Badd 4. Madonna 5. Graduate living - Five points ol Bowling Green State Roxette 6. Flrehouse 7. Shanlce 8. each. University. Bonnie Raltt 9. Heavy D. & the 9. What former Squeeze and Ace Opinions expressed by Boyz 10. Martlka man sang "I Live By the Groove"? columnists do not necessarily 10. What "Invincible'' woman's reflect the opinions of The To enter this week's 111 ol' quiz, second Top 40 hit was 1980s "We Insider Magazine. send your entry with your name, Live For Love"? The Insider Magazine and address, phone number and Bowling Green State favorite ice cream (or yogurt) flavor This week's winner will nab a University are equal to Dr. Dave's Quiz,' c/o 210 West FREE promo tape from Finders Re- opportunity employers and Favorite 70s Band Hall or squeeze It Into the squee- cords And Tapes at 128 N. Mam do not discriminate in hiring zabfy-soft wooden box m 210 and an OFFICIAL Dr. Dave di- practices. West Hall by 8 a.m.. Wed.. Feb. ploma. YOU can live it up if you're 26. the winner. 1 The Inrider Mm&mhte Friday Fehnmy'«l. 1998 3] Black history and art the focus of Toledo Museum celebration Acrobats tumblin'in Tiffin Illusionists, Rung Fu. balance artists, dancers and performers of all sorts will display their skills on Sunday, Feb. 23 as the Chinese by Caroline Fuller Insider staff writer Golden Dragon Acrobats and Magicians of Taipei arrive at The Rltz Theatre, 30 S. Washington St. In Tiffin. Oh The acrobat troupe Is an award-winning act. consisting of 18 members. While February Is almost over, It's kind of hard to categorize what they do." said BUI Donafl. a celebration of Black History Month representative of the group's management. "It's a potpourri ofbal- by the Toledo Art Museum Is still aoce. theatrical antics and Chinese traditions. They are artists and In full swing. acrobat*" On Friday, February 21. as part "They've got all kinds of feats - really amazing things that you of the museum's Friday Fare gal- can't Imagine humanly possible," The RHz Theatre marketing man- lery talk series, there will be a free ager Cynthia Ewanskl said 20-mlnute presentation on the The group has performed at The Rltz Theatre on several other museum's most recent acquisition, occasions. "We've had a really good response, so that s why we "African Cup from the Kuba People bring them back." she said. "It's tor ail ages." of Zaire." The wooden Kuba cup, currently The performance will be on Sunday at 3 p.m Tickets are $12 for on display In the Llbbey Court of adults, $10 for senior citizens and $5 for students and they may be the museum, stands about six In- purchased at the Rltz Theatre box office or by calling (419) ches tall. Not much Is known about 44841544. the purpose of the cup. but H Is be- lieved to have been commissioned by the royal family for a traditional ************************************** ritual. DAN by Alvtn Loving Photo courtesy Toledo Museum of Art/ "It adds to the African collection. * MISS OHIO WORLD We are really pleased." said Holly particular craft, such as weaving or The designs are not written down, Taylor, public Information assis- hand printing. but are committed to memory. April 3-5 in Cleveland tant. The video follows a rough block Availability determines which Official Miss World America Preliminary On Friday. February 28, the Fri- of wood as the Ashantl transform It black artist will be highlighted, ac- Nationally televised - Winner receives day Fare talk will be on a more Into a ceremonial stool. Each stool cording to Claire Schaefer, Interim modern work of art. "Dan," an Is part of the Ashantl people's his- chair of museum educa tlon." We $100,000 cash & prizes acrylic and cardboard collage by tory. Each new tribal ruler com- mostly looked through the collec- Slate winner receives cash & prizes African-American artist Alvln Lov- missions his own stool design tions to find works of art by black Contact: Lanette Parise, State Director ing will be featured. Loving, a which then becomes his throne. artists," she said. Phone:(216)256-3123 native of Detroit, describes his In association w/GuyRex Prod. El Paso, Tx. work as soft art. Instead of the hard «-*£ edges of paint on canvas. Loving uses stained, free-hanging canvas strips that float out against the wall "Dan" Is currently on display In the museum's Modem Gallery. Time's running out to find These talks are held In the Her- rlck Lobby at 12:30 p.m. your apartment for Summer Also to be shown In accordance with Black History month Is a free, & rail 1992. Check out the eleven minute video in the African Gallery. Great 1 & 2 bedroom The video. "African Craftsman: the Ashanti," focuses on Ashantl apartments at... Alpha Xi Delta wood carving, and will be shown through March 14. Congratulates Their The Ashantl people live In the WINTHROP TERRACE APTS. Sisters for Their Fall country of Ghana In Western 359-9135 Academic Achievements Africa. Each village Is skilled In a Laura Bennett 'Julie Miller CINEMARK THEATRES Beth Benson Polly Pankratz Susie Campbell Lauri Richards Ml CINEMA 5 BOWLING GREEN * Krysta Costanzo Jenniler Sauvageol © I2MN Main SI. February 21-27,1992 Chelsea Furlong Jodi Schaeller Danille Furlong Stacey Sharp HAND THAI ROCKS THE CRA01E R 100, 3:05.5:10.7 20.8:30 «» Hatnoa Damomay Summer Cluster Krisli Gheen 'Tammy Sharpe WWCINE IUN PO-11 100. 300. 500. 7 IS. S25 ** SNnComwy June 15-July 31 Terri Hohler Valerie Szostak FtMl NULVSrS R > 10 • Finishes language requirement. Shawnie Lee Jenniler Taday ** RjcniidGtt*. Km Basing* • Immersion in French life: Family living. 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bashmg ("Jerry Garcia") to the screaming "Hope I'm not back In socially critical ("Existentialist"). the fall" over volcanic drum blasts .MUSIC/ and sometimes a mixture of It all. and Wing's Zeppelln-vta-Husker This Is music to LISTEN and tantrums. MOVE to. - Frank Esposlto /REVIEW Big Honk O' Cheese Is an ob- One League Onward viously concentrated effort with "A Stone Hlppopotamut "/"A fun lyrics and continuous, violen- Sad Earful of Silver- tly vigorous music. Loudly ex- ware "/"Remembering Maria" Big Honk O' Cheese treme. Intense and well worth It. (demo) Big Hank O' ChMM - Morrella Raleigh Covert Records Jack Record* Groovemaiter The Toledo-based quintet. One This Is the flrel release from Finding Our Root! League Onward, poses a problem. these most popular Bowling Green Sleeping Lion Records The guitar work Is good. The songs boys and It captures - surprisingly The debut from BG's reggae reflect snapshots of everyday life, a well - the group's Intensity Big kingpins splits a six-pack of tunes slight pause In our day-to-day Hunk O' Cheese Is a LIVE band, evenly among originals and travelings "A Sad Earful of Sliver- but with this they prove that they're covers. The band has a solid ware" catches a totaty unremarka- much more. pop/reggae feel, but Groove- ble waitress at a pivotal moment In While the hardcore/funk thing master's driving force Is vocalist her life. may be getting a little old for some, Damon Ariebrldge. His powerful BIG HUNK O' CHEESE Big Hunk knows what they're do- vocals carry such romantic pop Sounds good, right? Only If you ing, they do It well and most Im- fare as "Mellnda" and breathe life hear what the band could do with One" Is no exception. In "You're Ignore Mark Klem's Michael Stipe portantly, they do It their way. Into "Let Go Me Will," an Inspiring more space to stretch out their feelln' ttred/I'm feelln' wired," mumble that makes the lyrics all The 15-plus tunes featured on plea for equal rights. Ideas. Here's to future days and Finch walls right before guitarist but unlnteUlgable. Even the spo- the disc are hard, but always clear The only drawback to Finding longer Groovemaster releases. Mike Wing shotputs a BUl-Haley- ken-word lyrics of "Remembering with a good, Jammln' beat. They Oar Roots Is Its length. The - Frank Esposlto on-sterolds riff In your face. Maria" are Indecipherable. How Is range from the body-bopplng CD/cassette clocks In at just under Vambo Marble Eye The combo also wrestles with such a thing possible? And all the ("Ain't the Hype") to the head- a half hour of music. It'd be nice to Half Step To Your the demons which afflict college songs swing from moody darkness One'TSeventh Street'' (single) towns. Witness "Seventh Street." a to drippy pop and back again. City Slang Records putdown of the Insularity which Without transitions. Angh. VME bassist/vocalist Perry haunts many hamlets of academla They're local and they have Finch has made a habit of writing nationwide. "There's nothing cool promise, but they also have prob- HOWARD'S club H brutally bitter love songs which on Seventh Street/There's nothing lems. Hopefully they can over- 210 V Main 852-9951 crunch like Jawbreakers covered In cool at all." Finch explains. The come them. aluminum foil. "Half Step To Your tune rattles to a halt with Finch - Matthew A Daneman

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Life ft Times are "Top 40 pop," ROCK GOSSIP FROM adding that the group "has been THE BLACK SWAMP compared to a modern-day Lovln' Spoonful, Hall & Oates.and some Adventists advertize 'The End' people even compare us to Gene- what we've been preaching for ing of Church and State, it will sis." The CD/cassette Is available by Waller Ctmpbcll at Finder's In both BG and Find lay the last 100 years." Wlngo said bring the final round of religious Insider staff writer The topic of conversation on persecution, which proceeds the THRASHIN' THROUGH: Toledo Feb. 16 was "Diet, Disease and Lord's return." Wlngo said. "We area metal fans will be treated to a Destiny." "Satan's strongest all have to be ready for Judg- showcase of more than 10 acts University Hall has housed hold on man Is through the ap- ment." tomorrow at the Delta Forum In some of the greatest minds of petite." Loe said. During the But this shouldn't be Inter- Delta, Oh. (located on Airport Bowling Green State University. meeting, he presented the Bi- preted as a an attack on Individ- Highway, west of Toledo). The Now It houses the end of the ble's guidelines for physical uals. "We're against false TURN ON. TWIST OFF:The show will Include Kastrophy, Im- world as foretold In theKlng well-being. God apparently rec- systems, not the people In them Twist-Oils. Kent's merry ambas- mortal Soul, Abuslk, Altered Fate. James Bible. ommends that we watch our salt We obviously feel we are God's sadors of sound, will return to Ea- Mr. Hyde, Coruptlon. Kindred Idol Bowling Green's Seventh Day and sugar Intake, avoid too true church, but we believe God syStreet Cafe tonight and and Columbus bands Mangled Adventlst Church has been con- much red meat and poltry prod- loves everybody. And we're not tomorrow night to continue their Reality and Two Minute Hate. The ducting meetings In 210 Univer- ucts, and stay away from cafflne, saying all Seventh Day Adven- mission of putting smiles on the festivities begin at 2 p.m. and the sity Hall on Sunday and Mon- alcohol, nicotine and drugs. tists go to heaven: membership bees and quivers In the pelvlses of performance Is open to all ages. day evenings throughout Febru- Hardly earth-shattering. [In the religion] doesn't guar- audiences everywhere. They'll ary. The meetings take place at While this message sounds antee salvation." Wlngo said. BONE IN BG: Lima outfit Big One of the primary differ- soon add Michigan to their list of Bone UckwUI make their third BG the University because. "We feel sensible enough, some of the territorial conquests and finish up appearance on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at It's Important to share our mes- tenants of the Seventh Day Ad- ences between Seventh Day Ad- work on their debut release, which Howard's Club H, with Pus Filled sage with the students," said ventlst religion may sake ortho- ventists and other Christian re- should see the light of day some- Wound opening. The four man Bob Wlngo, a member of the dox Christians as more peculiar. ligions Is the belief that the time In May. Check em out. band plays original hardcore tunes church. For Instance, the church con- fourth commandment - to keep JAMS OF THE WEEK: Finders - a true novelty In Northwest Ohio. The church's aim Is "educat- siders the Papacy as a "bestial the seventh day (the Sabbath Records & Tapes manager Guy With Influences like the Clash and ing people of our view of last empire," a tool of Satan Intend- day) holy - has been perverted Wllcox picked Live by Mental Jew- the Damned, BBL shows reassure day events as they relate to pro- ed to disillusion and corrupt by the Catholk church. Accord- elry on Radioactive Records. "It's area music fans that REAL punk phecy," according to Rob Loe. a Christians from the true faith ing to the church, the Sabbath Is college-oriented rock/altematlve Isn't dead after all. "We're basically program consultant for the Catholicism Is "a pagan- Saturday, while most other album and It was our best seller of a punk rock band. We Just like to church. The Seventh Day Ad- worshfpptng religion, a 666 re- Christian religions recognize the week." Wllcox said. Billy Han- play K loud and heavy." guitarist ventists believe the books of ligion, and all confusion stems Sunday as the proper day of way, owner of Mad Hatter Music Brian Morgan said. Daniel In the Old Testament and from this." Loe said during the worship. Co. chose the limited edition Fig- Revelation In the New Testa- meeting. face release titled Lean Juicy Pork BABY. WHT DONT WE...?: ment dearly Indicate the course The church also believes that If you'd like to hear this ver- (Invisible Records). Hanway said TONIGHT: Disorderly Conduct at of history and reveal the pro- the end of humanity may be sion of the word of God, the the release Includes previously un- the Good Tymes Pub, Missionary phecy hi the texts. near. "In Revelations, Chapter church meets 9:15 a.m. for wor- released tracks and Interviews. Stew at Frankle s SATURDAY: The "Since the church's Inception 13. two "beast powers' are men- ship services on Saturdays at "Just taste It for yourself and see." Junk at the Good Tymes Pub. In In 1863. we've been [preaching tioned," Wlngo said. "The Pa- the Seventh Day Adventlst he said. Record Den manager Jim Fear of Falling at Frankle's TO- prophecyJand recent events pacy Is the first power, and the Church on 331 S. Enterprise St. Cummer picked Gefien Records NIGHT AND SATURDAY: The such as the collapse of the Ber- United States Is the second." They also meet Sundays and release Party Bowl by Stan Rldg- Twlst-Offs at EasyStreet Cafe. Rl- lin Wall and the fall of Commu- When these powers come Mondays at7:00p.m.ln210 way. Cummer said Rldgeway Is the zzo at Howard's Club H. SUNDAY: nism have substantiated the together, when there Is a "merg- University HalL "poet laureate of urban angst It Is Take A Moon Bath at Howard's the great undiscovered album of Club H. MONDAY: The Michael the year." Petroslno QuIntet at EasyStreet REEVES RECORDS: New on the Cafe. Matt Gerwtn at the Good local release scene Is Life ft Times Tymes Pub. TUESDAY: Learn to PIKES fcy LT. Hor ten by Kenny Reeves & The Hanson Watch Snails at Howard's Club H. Brothers. The combo recorded two WEDNESDAY: Blttzen at Howard's 'HeS— LEV'S ALL 6ET TATTOOS/" albums and 20 singles In the 70s Oub H. Odd Girl Out at EasyStreet under the name Fresh Air, hitting Cafe, the Rlvermen at Frankle's. the Canadian Top 10 In 1974 and THURSDAY: BUtten at Howard's the Canadian Top 40 In 1976. Ac- Club H, The Janglers at EasyStreet cording to Reeves, the 13 songs on Cafe, the Hannlbals at Frankle's.

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above and beyond talked to his students like tM anything I've seen in down to everyone. So I stoc some 22 years on the that I'd been in the infantry I bench,"' according country and he had no right 1 to Rice. anyone else. When a BG student has a run-in with the long arm of The former Outlaw biker chalks up his new "I sealed my grade for thd the law, it's usually (or some minor offense. But former beginning to one important factor - the Lord. "I'm sure Following his one term at] University student David Charles Spurgeon was no usual some people think I've pulled off the scam of the century person on Oct. 30, 1990. by getting religion," Spurgeon said, "but it's all true." That morning, an assembled team of federal agents Spurgeon is not the most likely of suspects for a using a battering ram took down the door of the Dayton, religious conversion. Police seized six rifles, three Oh. home Spurgeon was renting and took him in for shotguns, seven pistols and three hand grenade fuses cocaine possession and weapons charges with a from the self-professed professional criminal," during the potential for seven years in prison. early-morning raid. And Spurgeon's Outlaw background doesn't seem on the surface to be rich soil from whence c "The bust wasn't even for me," Spurgeon, 39, said. a life dedicated to Jesus could grow. "I'd been renting the house for about a month and they "The basis of the Outlaws is brotherhood," didn't even know I was there. They were after this other Spurgeon said. "People with an intense interest in the group of drug dealers. Harley Davidson motorcycle gather together to pursue "I had a very small amount of cocaine in the house, that interest. Of course, there's a lot of other things that but the presence of drugs in my house made my gun go along with it: drinking, drugs, fighting,crime. collection illegal." "I saw a lot of people die over those years (I was But that bust was more than just another run-in with involved with the gangs), forty-one people I buried. I saw the law; instead it marked the end of the line for one folks shot, stabbed in bar fights, a lot of death. The chapter of David Spurgeon's life. Hell's Angels murdered my best friend behind my house Having spent 16 years in biker gangs, Spurgeon had in Toledo in 1980," he said. risen to the rank of national vice president in the Born and raised in the Toledo area, Spurgeon first got notorious gang the Outlaws, second only to the Hell's into motorcycles after a more-than two year stint in the Angels in size. He was in charge of the operations of Army. "When I was a kid, we didn't have Japanese branches of the the Outlaws in five states, including cars...or even motorcycles," Spurgeon said. "The two Ohio. He was a man of respect in the biker community. things kids with my background wanted were a Corvette And he was well-ingrained in the biker lifestyle. and a Harley Davidson motorcycle. But that same man, while awaiting trial in the "I bought my first bike - a brand new Harley Davidson Montgomery County Jail, started reading the Bible and - in February 1975. In April, I totaled it." went through a personal transformation so severe that it After joining his first motorcycle gang in late 1975, made a U.S. district judge do something he had never Spurgeon then started classes at BGSU in January 1976 done before. under the G.I. Bill. "I always wanted to go to college. I Stories of people finding God or religion in prisons are never intended to join a club," Spurgeon recounted. common. Parole boards hear it constantly how a Almost immediately, Spurgeon and BG hit it off. perspective parolee has 'really changed himself and "I had these knee-length, black leather boots, an found religion.' But in this case, it was true. And U.S. earring and my hair had been growing for about a year District Judge Walter Rice, in Spurgeon's November straight," according to Spurgeon. "I was a little rebellious sentencing hearing, indefinitely postponed imposing the - that's the understatement of the decade. sentence of Spurgeon. The change in Spurgeon was "far "There was this American history professor there. He Biker To Bible The David Spurgeon Story

vere 10-year-olds. He was talking so and biker community, he was facing another, close friend of mine was gunned down by a rival bike i one day and explained to that man internal struggle. gang. When it came over the radio that it was Nov. 30, almost three years defending my "By 1990, after 15 years in the clubs, I was at wits 1990 -10 years later -1 came to an end. I surrendered it pe talking that way to me or end," Spurgeon said. "I was hopeless. I was high more, all to Christ and a peace came over me that changed drinking more, getting into fights more in 1990.1 was my life." llass. Got an 'F'." getting tired of the lifestyle I was living and doing the only Since his jail-cell conversion, Spurgeon's life has a, Spurgeon quit. "I was just getting things I knew what to do." taken a definite swing in a different direction. Instead of up to seven years in prison for his drugs-and-gun charges, Spurgeon was sentenced to five years of probation, 1,000 hours of community service and six months house arrest. After being rejected for jail bond was hopeless. twice, Spurgeon went up for bond an unheard-of third time and received it. And he now has a job at a metal building construction firm. "It's the first - and longest - job I've had in my life," highly involved with the Because of the nature of his crimes, Spurgeon was Spurgeon's joked. other lifestyle, so I quit." held without bond in jail. It was there that religion came Spurgeon has also severed ties with his past. "I've He then spent the next to Spurgeon in the form of a jail prayer service from the sold my bike," he said. "When I turned to Christ, I gave several years hanging Charity Baptist Church in Beavercreek, Oh. up everything else. I traded in my bike for a Bible. around bike repair shops, "I was raised in a Christian home, but I left that years "I never regretted getting busted or going to jail, learning about motorcycles ago. I hadn't been to church in 20-some years. It was 'cause those led me to Christ. If I could go back to Oct. and getting more heavily never expressed to me the personal relationship you 30, I'd be standing there with the door open, waiting for involved with the biker have to have with Jesus Christ," Spurgeon said. After the police." lifestyle. In 1979, the attending an in-prison service of the Toledo-based biker club church, Spurgeon encountered an was absorbed by the "approach to the Bible...that I'd never Outlaws and became a heard before. This approach was a lot branch of the national club. different than any other. I've been At that time, Spurgeon streetwise for 20 years and I can see officially became through a scam in a minute. But this an Outlaw. was no scam. Spurgeon moved to "What (assistant pastor Tom Dayton in 1989 to rebuild Gresham) showed me, and it struck me the Dayton chapter of the as so strange, is that in God's eyes, Outlaws after the president he's just as wicked as I was. That we was killed and two senior are all sinners. officers were wounded in a "I said 'Why should I believe you?' shooting assassination by and he said Don't believe me; read this a rival gang. Dayton is book. It's all in there.' where he stayed until the And on Nov. 30, 1990, Spurgeon got arrest a year later. on his knees in his jail cell while But while Spurgeon wearing his Sony Walkman and realized was climbing in power and they were right. prestige within the Outlaw "I remembered Nov. 30, 1980, a 8 Friday February 21, 1992 The Inaider M«ff«»-*™e |

bra Streisand. Keeping with Its ap- mnmmmin parent bias against women, espe- cially Streisand, the director's Ice, ice baby: branch did not nominate her again for her work. Nominated are Bu- Capades pick ggy's Barry Levlnson, JFK's Oliver Stone, The Silence of the Lambs' Jonathan Demme, Thehna tt BGSU skater «eS> Lou lie's Ridley Scott and Boys 'N' the Hood's John Singleton. Single- ton, 23, Is the youngest director by Laura Franklin ever nominated for the award, but Insider staff writer with strong competition he's a iiiiiiiinnmii longshot for It. The Best Actor nominees are the Mark Vasarhelyl wants to wal- best performances of the year, al- low in his happiness before sitting by David Huffman though Val Kilmer Is mysteriously down to tackle an Icy decision. Insider film critic without nomination. Warren Bcatty Vasarhelyl, a Junior earth sci- Is up for Bugsy. Nick Nolte for The ence major, recently tried out for Prince of Tide*, Robin Williams the Ice Capades - and made It. If a poll were taken asking peo- for The Fisher King, Anthony "(It's] definitely a shock." he ple to name the most holy and Hopkins for Silence of the Lambs said. "I never dreamed that 1 sacred event of the year, the and Robert DeNIro for Cape Fear. would get to that level." majority would probably cite such This could be the closest race at Vasarhelyl started skatlngjust holidays as Christmas. Easter or this year's awards with no clear four years ago, when the 1988 /nsirfpr/Heather Dunaway Hanukah. However, there would favorite. Winter Olympics were taking SHOOOOSH!...Mark Vasarhelyl. Ice Capades candidate. undoubtedly be a strong showing place. "I've always watched the for the Academy Awards Cere- Up for Best Actress this year are Winter Olympics." he said. "[It] fi- Ice and has tremendous flexibil- has to make the decision of mony from the Aim-obsessed Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon nally Inspired me to skate." ity." whether or not to drop out of community. This past Wednesday for Thelma ft Louise. Laura Dem He skates solo freestyle and has The remarkable thing about school for a year to skate with the the real holiday season began with for Rambling Rose, Jodie Foster for been to many competitions over Mark Is that I can't remember ever Ice Capades. the announcement of the Oscar Silence of the Lambs and Bette the last four years. Recently he en- having a student start so old and "[It's] hard to say." he said. "I'm not quite sure how long I could nominees. Midler In For the Boys. With thetr tered a competition m Windsor, progress so fast." Mazur-Stewart This year Disney was behind the Golden Globe wins, Midler and Ontario and took gold medals In said. "He comes back and never live out of a suitcase. The only biggest and most aggressive ad- Foster are going Into the Oscars all the events he entered. gives up. He really deserves some thing keeping me from going Is vertising campaign In the trade with the best odds. Dr. Marianne Mann-Stewart, recognition for his hard work." that I haven't reached my peak and papers for Its Beauty a»d the Vasarhelyi's coach said. "He Is Vasarhelyl has proven himself I want to stay amateur to keep Beait. It paid off and Beauty has For a refreshing change the good with Interpreting music on by making it to the show. Now he competing." become the first animated movie Academy has done a good Job. No to be nominated for Best Picture. major nominations went to Hook or Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Beauty's competition this year Amy Jo Ricger A Brian Potts Linda Knapp & Brent Spray comes from Bugsy. JFK, The which says something for quality Doris Schroer A Steve West Prince of Tides and The Silence of standards. Of course money Is Elizabeth Carter & Aaron O'Brien Mia Faist A Geoff Ligibel Julie Messurschmilt St Neil Moon what makes Hollywood and the the Lambi. 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