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Campus The meeting was an attempt to fulfill Voinovich's campaign Eromise of paving close attention String quartet: i problems in Northwest Ohio. The Bowling Green State This is the governor's fifth visit to University Graduate String the area. Quartet will play at 8 p.m. State Sen. Linda Furney Saturday, Oct. 19 at i D-Toledo) said the whole situa- Grounds for Thought, 174 S. tion with the funding of schooling Main St. as a part of its con- is a problem that must be con- cert series. fronted. She added that if Ohio truly wants a successful plan of re- Commuters informed: gional economic development, The Off-Campus Student they must look into further sup- Center is developing an plementation of education. emergency housing list in Voinovich agreed. case inclement weather Prioritization of state educa- prevents commuter stu- tion and further discussion should dents from returning home. be implemented, the governor Students on the list will be said. provided with housing in the He also said he is committed to case of such an emergency. finding a solution to the education For more information, problem, and would make it a top stop in the off-campus stu- priority in his administration. dent center in Moseley Hall "There's a lot of good things go- between 7:30 a.m. toft p.m. ing on," he said. "There is no The BG Newt/Jay Mardoek Monday through Thursday question we have to sit down and and 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on get a new formula — the answer ing to a means of improvement, provement of roads in the North- aid," Wray said. "It's very hard State Rep. Don Czarcinski Friday, or call 372-2573. to the education formula is not but they have to appeal to tile west Ohio area, at which time to say no. (D-Toledo) stressed the impor- iust money, we need an educa- public on several levels, Voino- Voinovich deferred to Director of "You can't just keep building tance of affordable health care tional reform." vich said. Transportation Jerry Wray. highways," he said. during the discussion, saying how MBA brunch: Voinovich said there is a need "If we can't get to their heads Wray said his department is The governor agreed with difficult it was for Ohio residents The University's Masters to communicate to all residents of or their hearts, we'll get to their working for a long-term im- Wray, saying he is working to in- to maintain adequate medical of Business Administration the state that "education is eve- pocketbooks," the governor said. provement plan for the state — crease the amount of federal aid benefits. program is celebrating its rything" and all legislators need If the country doesn't do some- including improved access from to the state. Voinovich concurred with 30th anniversary. To help, to work together to find a solu- thing about education — the coun- northwest to central Ohio and "We have got to make a com- Czarcinski about the matter, add- the MBA association will tion. try's lost." Columbus. mitment and say, 'this is what we ing it was partly the fault of the host a brunch in the BA Legislators have to provide an Another issue discussed at the "Every day we hear something want and this is how we're going Building's student lounge environment which is encourag- meeting was the desired im- from some community asking for to get it,'" Voinovich said. □ See VOINOVICH, page five. between 10 a.m. and noon Saturday. Student, faculty and alums are invited to a brunch celebrating the Ohio bill to allow BG fans rally at parade homecoming weekend. All prepare for Homecoming weekend festivities Local post-move voting by Eileen McNamara I Karen Ravas; float. Delta Zeta and Phi Sigma general assignment reporter I Scott Chamberlain: Kappa worked together to earn by Melinda C. Monhart I Benjamin Feinstein; third place and $50 cash. Books donated: contributing reporter After the parade, students The Northwestern Ohio I Rich King; College Park was filled with the I Marcos Rivera; gathered around a bonfire for the chapter of the American annual pep rally, which was Marketing Association sound of at least 3,000 en- I Doug Watkins With a new bill introduced in the statehouse, registered voters who thusiastic Falcon fans last night hosted by Steve Mason and Diane helped assist the Czech and move within the same county in Ohio may still maintain voting rights, Scribnerof93Q. Slovak Federal Republic in for the annual homecoming par- even if they forget to register the change. ade and pep rally. ' "This is my fifth year of hosting its quest to develop a free State Sen. Betty Montgomery (R-Perrysburg) introduced a bill last this, but it's the first that the Fal- market economy by donat- "This is really good to see," Tuesday that would clearly explain the registering process for voters said UAO graduate adviser and cons have also been undefeated in ing about 300 business and who move to another precinct within the same county and forget to file homecoming committee member the Mid-American Conference at marketing books from a change of address. Michelle Edenfield of the strong the same time," Mason said. Bowling Green and the Uni- Many voters do not realize that when they move within the county, Representatives from the foot- versity of Toledo. turnout. they may be placed into another voting precinct, a Montgomery aide This year's parade featured ball, hockey, volleyball, and soc- said. everything from medieval war- cer teams spoke at the rally, in- The CzechMate Project "With the hecticness of moving it's something that's overlooked," riors to unicycle riders to red, cluding head football coach Gary was established as part of a said Heath Patten, a legislative aide for Montgomery. white and blue Corvairs. Blackney. presidential challenge to The proposed bill would correct Ammended Substitute House Bill The 1991 Homecoming court, "General Schwartzkopf used private industry to assist 237 (Voter Residence Change), which Rep. Joseph Koziura (D-Lor- chosen from an original field of 20 Patriots to shoot down rockets," Eastern Europeans in their ain) introduced in the 118th General Assembly to set the guidelines for students, will include: The first place float, which Blackney said. "The only differ- pursuit of reform. voting, Patten said. received -$2O0 cash, was a joint ence on Saturday is that we're go- That bill became effective Sept. 27, 1990, but "problems surfaced ■ AmyDunaway; effort between Lambda Chi Alpha ing to use Falcons to shoot down The texts will be used to after the bill came into effect,"Patten said. ■ Christine Kendzora; and Gamma Phi Beta and fea- Rockets." form an up-to-date business Following the November 1990 election, a committee was set up by tured a jukebox theme. The Resi- A raffle at the rally featured a library in Eastern Europe. Secretary of State Bob Taft to study the situation. The committee ■ Amy Kotnik; dent Student Association won spring break trip to Panama City came up with nine recommendations, which were released in a report ■ Amy Matcherz: second place and $100 cash for its Beach Fla., sponsored by UAO. in April. The introduction of the Montgomery bill is based on the findings of Lottery the committee regarding the present Election Day voting process for voters who moved but never changed their registration. The proposed bill would enable residents to vote by absentee ballot Sports pools violate law Lottery picks: or at the county board of elections as long as the date of their change Here are the Ohio Lottery of address is not more than a year before the election date. drawing selections made Voters who have forgotten to file a change of address will not have University student code prohibits gambling Thursday night: their right to vote infringed upon in any way, according to Patten. If Pick 3 Numbers: 5-5-0 registered voters move to another city within the same county, they Despite the illegality, such ac- people to play. If a person doesn't Pick 4 Numbers: 6-4-4-1 will be able to vote in that city. by Michael Zawacki Cards: Nine of Hearts contributing reporter tivity still takes place at the Uni- want to play they can throw it 8ueen of Clubs versity. away." ing of Diamonds One student, who wishes to re- ' 'It makes it more interesting to Three of Spades Sports pools. They seem to main anonymous, started a foot- watch the games when there is a The Super Lotto jackpot is It's BG football: cover every aspect of the sporting ball pool in his residence hall. little money involved," the stu- $8 million. year, from baseball to college "I didn't know what the student dent said. "I think that if I ever and pro football and right on code said about the pools [and] I got caught I would just plead stu- through the basketball season. assumed that it was illegal but I pidity. come one, come all Bet a dollar or two and test your wasn't sure," the student said. "I Derek Dickinson, director of Weather sporting knowledge and luck. keep it small scale, a couple of the University standards and When was the last time you 70th Homecoming game, it's Everyone does it — except floors. procedures, said gambling is Partly cloudy: can remember BG Football a must win game for both there's one catch. Sports pools "By now I know who wants to prohibited by the university code Today, partly cloudy. The having a winning record — let teams in the race for a MAC are illegal. play so I only give them one of the and that code must be enforced. high near 60. West winds 10 alone a first place standing in championship. According to the University weekly pool sheets," the student "Gambling is not allowed," to 15 mph becoming north- the MAC? 20,000 people are expected to student code, "playing a game of said. "When I find out who the Dickinson said. west. The chance of rain is This weekend the Falcons attend. Won't you feel stupid chance for money or for some- winners are I call them up and Dickinson said the penalty for 20 percent. Tonight,partly — 3-0 in the MAC, 5-1 overall if you miss what could be one thing of value or selling, barter- say 'come get your money.' The this type of violation is strict pro- cloudy and colder. The low — are playing their archri- of the most exciting games of ing or disposing of a ticket, order first place winner gets $20 and the bation for the first offense and in the lower 30s. Saturday, vals — the University of the year? Be there: 1:30 p.m., or any interest in a scheme of second gets five. I take nothing suspension for a second offense. partly sunny with the high Toledo Rockets. Have you Doyt Perry Field. chance by whatever name on from it, no cut or anything.'' As in any rule infraction, the around 50. been to a football game this Good luck, Falcons! (An University premises or Universi- The student, when informed severity of the punishment de- year? If not, and even if you extra incentive for those still ty related premises is subject to about the code regulation, dis- pends on the depth of in- compiled from local and have, this is the game to at- undecided about attending — the maximum sanction of strict agreed with the rule. volvement, according to Dickin- wire reports tend. the first 5,000 fans will disciplinary probation or any les- "I don't see what's wrong with son. Pool organizers would In addition to being BG's receive a free poster.) it," the student said. "I'm not ser sanction authorized by this O See POOLS, page four. Code." forcing it on anyone or harassing Opinion MATTHI W A. DANEMAN, KDIIORIAI EDITOR. 372-6966.

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The Clarence Thomas and Anita back to the Equal Opportunity Com- Hill scandal is over, but unfortu- mittee. nately, the issues raised about sexual Marshall Rose, affirmative ac- harassment continue to plague women. tion/handicapped services director and As recently as last week, a scandal EOC member, also was weary of the involving a columnist for the Daily policy. He was quoted in TfieiVewsas News at Ball State University and a saying "It certainly prohibits sexual graduate student has illustrated sexual harassment, but this gets into an area harassment does indeed happen — which is not illegal as long as there are even at colleges and universities. two consenting adults with no problems According to Rebecca Ward, she was of coercion." sexually harassed by a graduate stu- A troublesome part of that statement dent in his office when he massaged her is the word consenting. Ward was not back during a conversation and then consenting, she had no desire for her proceeded to rub her breasts. The biology TA. She was violated and sexu- Solving those time problems graduate student was not named in the ally harassed. Yet Gurney was allowed column but court records showed Ward to continue to teach at BSU without any Students able to alter their academic course reprimand by the administration. had filed a restraining order against "You can't change the way the puter program, a group project Things that are mobile or don't 46-year-old Sheldon Gurney. Perhaps the SEC should re-examine wind blows, but you can change and an exam all in one week can have to be done at a certain time I Several days after the column ran, its stance. At what time is a stu- the way you set your sails." This make you begin to question your write in pencil. This way if some- Gurney was found dead in his car due dent/faculty relationship acceptable? was one of the main messages of sanity. thing better comes up (like a sale to inhalation of a hydrochloric acid and Definite ethical guidelines need to be a managerial seminar on stress Another thing I have noticed is at the Limited) I can erase and drawn so instances similar to the one at given by Dr. Stephen Shepherd, that as each day passes, I have reorganize my chart. sodium cyanide mixture after notifying which my father recently attend- more and more to do and less and One of the most important a friend in Texas he intended to take his BSU don't happen. ed. less desire. Getting started is the things to remember about the own life. The University discipline action for At first glance you might think, biggest obstacle I have to over- time management chart is to be This situation poses an interesting sexual discrimination action ranges "Give me a break!"and roll your come. I'll lie on my bed, thinking specific. Break projects up into question about romantic involvment from verbal reprimand to termination eyes. However, if you actually to myself, "Ok, I'll rest for an- small, easy-to-do tasks. Instead — depending on the severity of the par- think about the statement, it's other half an hour and then I'll of writing 'write rough draft of between University teaching staff and true. There are many things in start my rough draft." Then I'll English paper or study for history students. ticular case, according to Rose. our lives that we can't control; think, "Well, now it's almost time exam,' write 'write introduction In September, the Faculty Senate But action can only be taken if the in- however, we can control the way to eat. I'll start studying after to rough draft or study chapter Executive Committee at the University cident is reported. we react to them. supper." And on and on it goes, 11.' When you finish a task, cross addressed the possibility of installing a Women should Lmmediatly report This is especially true with excuse after excuse. To combat it off your chart. I have been -any incidents of sexual harassment by mid-terms looming in the near fu- this excuse system, I have set up known to write things on it after I fiolicy concerning amorous re- ture. The good news is that with already completed them, just to ationships between University teach- University teachers (or faculty) to the eight weeks behind us, we're have the .satisfaction of crossing ing staff and students. However, the Office of Affirmative Action. If the in- halfway through the semester them off. (I know it's sad.) proposal faced opposition by many cident does not get reported, the haras- and on the home stretch.' The After completing your chart, members due to legality and was sent ser will continue to make women vic- bad news is that we still have an- SHARLYN fou'U be amazed at how much tims. other eight weeks left, including ree time you actually have in a final exams and projects. AVINA day. If you don't want to study on We can't control how many Friday or Saturday night, then exams we have to take or papers don't. Schedule around those we have to write. We can't control nights. You can complete your Ear to the ground... when these due dates and dead- projects in advance and still have lines occur. (Although, some of us fun. The key is to use your time • * * try to make up personal deadlines wisely. (Scary I'm starting to Gov. George Voinovich may be a anyway.) However, instead of a time management schedule for sound like my mother.) Jeff Merhige did his very best to win waking up at 6:15 am to make it myself. I know it sounds like a I would like to say that if you politician, but he's still making the city's support for a greek village at to the Tech Lab the morning your waste, but it really works (for an use this method of organizing good on at least one campaign promise. the last city council meeting, but he project is due only to have the hour or two anyway). Don't be a time, you'll never feel stressed Voinovich stopped off in Bowling may have made his biggest mistakes virus-ridden computer erase your skeptic. Give it a try- If anything out again, but I can't. Unfortu- Green Thursday to make an appear- before stepping into Council Chambers. disk ten minutes later, you can it'll give you an excuse to put off nately, just because you take ance with local politicos and pledge leisurely work on your projects in writing that response paper for time to fill out the chart, it doesn't small increments throughout the another twenty minutes. guarantee you'll actually ever support for northwest Ohio and prom- Wearing his Sunday's best, the remaining weeks and possibly First, I make a list of all the due look at it again. This technique ise administrative help in stimulating InterFraternity Council president sold have it completed the night be- dates and commitments I have. might help lessen the occurrence economic development in the region. the greek system as free from the Ani- fore it's due. It is not impossible. Then I prioritize them. Next I of those last minute cram ses- The visit was Voinovich's fifth since mal House stereotypes of yesteryear. There is a way to lessen that make a chart-I put the days of sions or put your academic pres- the November election. It may have fallen on deaf ears, and overwhelming burden of work the week across the top of the sures into perspective, but I don't waiting to be done. chart and down one side I list the think it can eliminate mid- The governor is to be applauded for this is ironic, because Merhige could The thing I have noticed about hours of the day. Then I system- semester stress entirely-at least hiring a regional representative, Mary have grabbed council's collective ear mid-semester most is that sud- atically fill the hours in. Every- that's been my experience. Sabin, to keep him informed on north- with two giant fists. denly everything is due at the thing that I have to do (class, Sharlyn Avina is a senior Eng- west Ohio issues and concerns, but same time. Two papers, a com- work, meetings) I write in ink. lish major from Bowling Green. jeers to Voinovich for ducking report- Greek officials said they would regis- ers' questions and not giving any spe- ter 2,000 voters on their own and re- Letters to the Editor cifics on how to revive an area hard-nit fused to affiliate with the campus-wide by the recession. voting coalition. But when the forms The Toledo Chamber of Commerce were counted, the greeks probably reg- Stereotypes not a ted blacks for hundreds of years (flap) UT Rockets did ask Voinovich about several specif- istered 600 students. — and this is 1991. In the so-called ic projects it would like to see com- laughing matter "drawing," Thomas is carica- are Scuds (chirp) pleted, but the governor backed out and The figure is disappointing. The Uni- tured as having huge white eyes, The BG News: an exaggerated wide nose that Dear friends: did not propose any money for Portside versity's 3,500 greeks are probably the It is most often believed that spreads across an extremely First of all, I would like to or the Valentine theater development. most involved, organized portion of one learns from past mistakes. black face and wide lips top off thank all of you who braved the In short, visit to Bowling Green — campus; they couldnave chosen the ci- However.The BG News is the the caricature. cold to be at BG's home game good; visit without discussing substan- ty's next mayor with a little organiza- unequivocal exception. Year against Central Michigan. Now tive issues — bad, bad. tion. after year since my arrival on When I looked at those draw- on to new business... campus in 1989, The BG News has ings, cartoons or whatever you The excitement that is sweep- Much of council is nowhere near sold been chastised for printing car- choose to call them I did not find ing across campus is incredible. * * * on the greek village proposal. As things toons that stereotype, degrade them at all humorous. When you The football team is 5-1 and Quote of the week: stand, a few complaints from neigh- and offend African Americans; (those responsible for printing ranked first in the MAC. The vol- "Rockey Rocket is a geek" borhood residents are likely to kill the and the year 1991 is no exception. the drawing) look at an African- leyball, soccer, golf, cross coun- — Freddie Falcon, elsewhere on idea — perhaps forever. As I flipped through the pages of American man, woman or child, try and tennis teams are enjoying the October 15 issue of The BG is that what you see? Well if it is, outstanding success as well. these pages News, two particularly offensive then you need seriously to re- But... Hear, hear. We're talking Toledo this Merhige looked and sounded good at cartoons caught my eye. evaluate your racist ideologies. My point is this: be a part of it weekend — Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Be the Oct. 7 meeting. But he had nothing all. Don't hang out at home, sit- jthere or be square. And get this: the backing up his request. The first cartoon I saw was one And to the staff members of ting on your hands with nothing to ;first 5,000 fans will receive a poster It's a shame. The greeks blew an op- that supposedly depicted Clar- The BG News who are responsi- do. BG fans have not had an out- ence Thomas' Greatest Hits. ble for printing such offensive standing reputation these last few : commemorating BG's 70th homecom- portunity to gain unprecedented lever- First of all, the implication was and utterly degrading carica- years, but we can change that ing game! Just wait until Fresno this age — leverage the entire campus that Clarence Thomas is guilty of tures of African Americans: you right now. Even though this ;December. community would have benefited from. the accusations against him have the right to print what you weekend is homecoming, the UT (that's a different editorial), and may, but you do not have the fans will be out in full force. second of all I found the state- right to humiliate, de-humanize Where will you be? THE BG NEWS STAFF ment or so-called song title and offend my people or any ("Ever do it with a horse?") other people. You, the staff Get all your friends together Asar. CITY EonoR JACQUELINE PORTER COPY EDTTCH MELISSA HENRY printed right next to it to be ex- members, need to be more sensi- and go to the game! Help the Ass'. SPORTS EDITOR GLEN LUBBERT COPY EDITOR .CYNDI PRADA tremely tasteless. The statement tive to the feelings and needs of team, cheerleaders, band and others beside your own. If The BG SicSic by being at the stadium WIVE EDTTOR. IRENE BABEAUX Copvecrrcit JAMIE SMmi was sexist and to be perfectly frank, it was outright disgusting. News expects to be respected by and being loud! Take a special A-'ST. WIRE EDITOR J.J.THOMPSON COPY EDITOR NIKKI FLOROS African Americans on this cam- friend (fm taking mine) and PHOTO EDrroR JAY MURDOCK CorYHunoR J.iNE KTLCORE The second cartoon (or shall I pus, then it should be a bit more share the excitement of a memo- AST. PHOTO EDTTOR TIM NORMAN CO-'T EurroR KELLY SHERMER refer to it as a caricature) of an selective about the cartoons it ry in the making. Plus, as a spe- INSIDER EDITOR .....FRANCIS P. Esposrro African American appeared only chooses to print. cial promotion, Frieda and I will PROD. SUP'R BILL BURGESS have gum at the game this week, AssT. INSIDER EDITOR WENDY M. KINC PROD. SUP'R BRIAN GREEN a few pages after the first one (ironically in the same issue. sodoiTtmissout. CHIEF COPY EDITOR MARCI STORK PKOD. SUP'R DARRICK ROSS Uhmmm...). The cartoon depic- CHIEF COPY EDTTOR TRISH DAVIS PROD, SUP'R .CHRISTY MAYNARD ted a caricature of Clarence Michelle L. Ellison COPY EDTTOR CHUCK JAMES INSIDER SUP'R MOLLY ZAKRAJSEK Thomas that I found terribly of- Junior Freddie Falcon fensive. It was no different than Scientific and Technical Com- the caricatures thatuhave depic- munications P.S. Rockey Rocket is n geek. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 The BG News PACE THREE

Tellers Uonl.) Faces in the crowd A note to Bargdill In the Thomas/Hill hear- give up the child. So for the sake dren are born into a poverty so try to decide whether or not a Life is hardly of our story, we shall assume Mr. deep that the expense of the birth woman should have the right to ings, which side seemed Bargdill keeps his cuddly, little and care for the child is the impe- choose her future. happy for all newborn. tus that sets the family out on the I am truly amazed at these am- Imagine perhaps Mr. Barg- bivalent lawmakers who decide more convincing and why? dill's family is not supportive, he to limit abortion rights to ex- The BG News: is now going to have to pay, him- GUEST COLUMN treme cases. If the reasoning be- Can those of you who feel that self, for the upbringing of the hind the limitation is that abor- there are no unwanted children child. Perhaps his partner left the tion is murder, how can any abor- tell me why so many of them are state, or quit her job so she would James Welker tions be allowed at all? Abortion abused? Are these abused chil- not have to pay her fair share. Senior International busi- either is or is not murder — it is dren truly wanted? Why is our This would render impossible his ness/Economics major not "murder, except in special Eresident, George Herbert Wal- chance of returning to school. cases." er Bush, ambivalently telling Paying for child care (the Uni- women across this nation that the versity still lacks a free child I would argue, though, that ear- government should not allow care program), health care and ly-term abortion is not murder. I them the right to terminate their tuition would be too large a bur- agree that it is cessation of life, preenancy and should not pay for den. Oh, but what about financial street. These are not children but not of human life. A human sufficient prenatal care for these aid, he must have been receiving who fantasize about becoming being has thoughts and emotions women or health care for these it before, if his family was not science teachers. These are chil- and can breathe and eat. A fetus "wanted" children? Does God, supporting him. Sorry, if you re- dren who dream of having food has neither thoughts nor emo- whom anti-choice people use so member correctly our new scen- that is edible, clothes that fit, and tions, does not breathe nor eat. Kelley C. Smith, senior elemen- fervently as justification for their ario, Mr. Bargdill dropped out of if they are really imaginative, a Perhaps it can feel physical pain, tary education major from Mar- Dee Rotfeld, junior political actions, really want children to school and will be unable to toy or two. Some of them can but so can the fly you killed yes- ysvllle, Ohio. science major from Chicago. be born into an unloving, abusive receive any more financial aid barely think at all; their brains terday "without a second "Clarence Thomas ... because "Anita Hill ... She is a very family? Is it fair to use children until he makes up the classes he are too fried by all the drugs and thought." A fetus does not have Anita Hill seems to be a naive credible woman and I haven't to teach a lesson in Judeo-Chris- left unfinished, whether or not he alcohol their mothers consumed the thinking capacity of that fly, pawn in some larger political seen a reason not to believe her tian morality to people who have is able to pay for them. Hey, he while carrying the child they did given that babies do not start to scheme. Her story Isn't convlnc- claims." sex when they do not want chil- was lucky to get government help not want. These children do not think logically until fourteen days ing and appears contrived." dren? in the first place; the government all dream of going to college; after birth, and would not even In Steve Bargdill's column on does not give second chances. some dream, though, of becom- know how to interpret pain. Oct. 4 he asked us, his readers, to Of course, our compassionate ing a big time drug dealer like imagine a scenario in which we Mr. Bargdill is not going to resent that person down the street with Some anti-choice advocates think of our family and friends, that child for setting his life back the new car. Where are all the would counter that God con- past and present, college gradua- by a decade or so. He should have people who fought so valiantly for demns abortion —therefore it is tion and our perfect life-to-be. been more careful, or not have their right to be born, when these immoral and should be illegal. "Then BANG!!" This perfect il- had premarital sex at all. Mr. precious children are now fight- Those who espouse the Christian lusion is cut short, aborted, as it Bargdill certainly has learned his ing just to stay alive? God's views point to the Bible to were. How would we feel? lesson, don't you think? Of My little scenario with Mr. justify prohibition of choice. I I wonder how Mr. Bargdill course, if he had resented this Bargdill is flawed in several would like to point them to an- would feel if he had engaged in child, God forbid, do you not think ways: 1) from his picture, our other fine piece of literature: The premarital sexual relations with that the child would be aware of suave Mr. Bargdill looks like a Constitution of the United States a consenting adult, and while us- it? People are not all as good- man and men cannot yet become of America. As far as I know we ing birth control, had become natured as our caring Mr. Barg- pregnant; 2) most men would still have a separation of church The BG Newi/Karca Beader pregnant. What choices would he dill, and some of them in his situ- never take the time to figure out and state in this country preclud- make? If he did not have an abor- ation would not be so kind to this what they would do if they did be- ing any use of religion in the anti- Brad Snedeker. senior social tion, he would have to drop out of child who "destroyed" their per- come pregnant; and 3) women choice argument. Cheedy Jaia, philosophy grad- studies education major. school for at least a semester. fect life. cannot run away from the situa- uate student from Sierra Leone. "Anita Hill... At first I thought Would he keep the child or give it So the children of these people tion if they become pregnant. James Welker "Professor Hill... I'm particu- it was just dirty politics... But up for adoption? After being are going around today wonder- This is important to consider Senior larly impressed by the fact that she Isn't lying and pregnant for nine months, he ing why their parents did not real- while our predominantly male International Busi- one is not motivated by a sense of we need a Supreme Court Justice probably would not be readv to ly love them. Some of these chil- legislators and chief executives ness/Economics personal gain. that Is above reproach." BEAT TOLEDO! /$ TOMORROW! jQ BEAT TOLEDO!

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PACE FOUR The BG News FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991 Co-op office aids student progress by Eileen McNamara fice. general assignment reporter Since the internship was from June 1990 to January 1991, Cipre- sse was not able to attend fall se- Students in search of more than mester classes in 1990. He said it textbooks and term papers to was worth an extra year in col- help them get ahead need look no lege to acquire the on-the-job ex- farther than the University Coop- perience. erative Education Program of- "My classes seem less ab- fice. stract," Cipresse said. "I'm able Field Coordinator Susan Young to relate what I learn in class to said the co-op office has been real work experiences." helping students gain valuable Andrea Tanner, a senior career insights and job contacts broadcast journalism major, has for the past 16 years. had two summer internships with This year, October has been the Eaton Corporation in Cleve- designated National Cooperative land through the co-op office. She Education Month by the National wrote for business publications Commission for Cooperative Ed- produced in and for the communi- ucation, the Cooperative Educa- ty relations, government affairs tion Association and a number of and corporate communication regional co-op associations. departments of Eaton. "Around here, October already ''There are so many different is co-op month because that is possibilities open to me now," she when most of the employers come said. in to interview students," Young Tanner said she is considering said. everything from attending grad- The co-op office sets up the uate school to joining the Peace interview between employer and Corps. If she does go to graduate student and also helps the stu- school, she said she hopes to earn dents prepare for the interview a master's degree in government for the month beforehand. affairs and go on to work on the "The co-op office is an excel- personal staff of a U.S. Senator or lent tool," senior production and representative in Washington, procurement major Brian Cipre- D.C. sse said. According to Young, the co-op The BG NewiVJiy Mardock Cipresse acquired an intern- office provides services that are Who's Teaching Who? ship with General Electric's cen- crucial to students who will soon Reading from bis first aid book, senior D. Simon Luke directs afternoon. The pair are required to take the course to keep their tralized motor plant in Fort find themselves out in the real sophomore Ed Maynard on how to stabilize a fractured leg in an first aid certification up-to-date for their lifeguard jobs at the Wayne, Ind. through the co-op of- world. advanced first aid and CPR class in Eppler Center Wednesday Student Recreation Center. POOLS □ Continued from page one. receive a more severe punish- seats, sports pools in the resi- ment in the form of a longer ex- dence halls take place on state University Y benefits community tended probation. Eroperty, and are in direct viola- by Timothy Jacobs The organization is a branch of community and toward growth of water rafting, canoeing and rope on of state law and campus poli- Contribuiing reporter the Toledo YMCA and does com- the group's individual members. climbing. University Y members The players involved would cy. Five specific programs offer plan trips and outings open to all receive a strict probation, be- munity service in Bowling Green cause knowing that this type of "This is state property," said and the surrounding areas. members opportunities to get in- University students. i Sometimes, books and bars are volved in community service. The organization's public re- activity is going on is considered Michael Vetter, assistant vice Dave Thompson, president of president of student affairs. hot enough. the campus service organization, Through the Hand in Hand pro- lations program is designed to an accessory to the crime. Some University students are gram, members help the elderly, teach members to do advertising In the case of the residence hall "Gambling in any form is illegal said the purpose of the group is and our staff has to confront this Interested in more than the typi- "to serve as many different as- clean up the environment and do for the programs and other public pool, one of the players was not cal college pursuits. Helping the various social work projects. relations work for the organiza- aware that it was illegal. problem and stop those who are pects of the community as we "I figured it's a good way to attributing to it. elderly, cleaning up the commu- can." In Kid's Klub, University Y tion. nity and serving as role models members work with children by The organization is an "excel- make a little money. I have a Many University students, According to University Y pub- good knowledge about football however, do not think gambling is (or children are among the activi- lic relations Director Michelle tutoring, operating day care lent way to gain experience in a ties of these students — members centers and sponsoring retreats, variety of ways tor different and that has helped me," the par- harmful and do not agree with Freshly, the organization's goals University policy — including at pftheBG University Y. are to work toward a better while members involved with majors," Freshly said. ticipant said. "It gives me an in- Teen Team work with teenagers According to Thompson, Uni- centive to watch the games on the least one resident adviser who — acting as role models and versity Y members also receive a weekend. I've won $21 already said sports pools create floor offering assistance in solving any great deal of leadership experi- and that's not bad for a dollar community. problems they may have. ence. bet." "When I was a freshman, I re- BG University Y meets at 9 According to University Stu- member gambling (on campus) Other members are involved in p.m. Tuesdays in 110 Business dent Legal Services, gambling is that was on a larger scale. It Adventures in Action, a program Administration Building. Stu- not just a violation of University dealt with bookies and hundreds that encourages involvement in dents of all majors are welcome rules. of dollars and dipping into sav- outdoor activities such as white to attend. "Gambling is a crime. This ings accounts," the RA said. "I type of gambling on campus is a see that particular type of gam- crime and a violation of campus bling as having a potential to be- After i brisk momnj je§, policy," said Greg Bakies, come a large problem. I feel that unity a c*py of managing attorney tor Student small-time, one dollar a week The BG News Legal Services. "Depending on football pools are harmless." the circumstances and the Other pool participants agree. amount of money involved, this "I did it tor the fun, for the type of activity can be considered competition. The prizes aren't For Homecoming 1991 AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA < a first degree misdemeanor or a that big," one player said. "I Score Big Savings 5 fourth degree felony." didn't know anything about pro- < > While it is not illegal to have a bation or expulsion. It's a little at penny-ante poker game in a home scary. I don't know if I'll be play- < ^rlpna (jamma jbeAa 1991 if there is no house cut or bought ing anymore." EBLUE RIBBON PHOTOE <: Stf 1'Jit A Pair* > -i WE ARE < > Allison Donnelly Denise Zaucha Working around ^ Bowling Green's only <4 Libby Ward Angle Smith 5 Full-line photo store 53 Angie Holthaus Marcy Glavic > the clock tonight? 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Each Friday and Sat- own BADD program," Ley- greek reporter "If it all goes well and the open house is well urday night a fraternity mem- said. attended, it will be a major step forward in Phi Kappa Psi fraternity has ber will be on duty and ready to Not only can one fraternity The University greek commu- launched its own anti-drunk pick up anyone who calls. benefit from a ride service pro- terms of faculty relations." driving campaign. Cards are handed out at Phi gram at the University, but Ley nity wants to make a statement of Brothers Against Drunk Driv- its commitment to philosophies —Bob Lewis, IFC faculty relations cabinet member Kappa Psi chapter meetings said they would like it to be- ing allows Phi Psi members to with the name of the driver for come campus-wide. other than partying through an call the fraternity's house if each of the weekend nights. all-greek open house geared they need a ride home from a "I'm going to be talking to toward faculty, staff, and city the greek system, said Bob major step forward in terms of party or a bar on Friday and "The card can easily be put [Panhellenic Council] in the residents next week. Lewis, Interfraternity Council faculty relations," Lewis said. Saturday nights. into a wallet where it can be upcoming weeks," he said. According to Zeta Beta Tau faculty relations cabinet member Fong said 1,246 memos were "Rather than have our broth- pulled out later if the need "We're hoping, though, that not President Damn Broadway, the and a member of the planning sent out to University full-time ers risk their lives and drive open house is one program the committee. faculty and staff members, and arises," Ley said. only will other fraternities and greek community has decided to The event, Broadway said, will he hopes many will attend. after they've been drinking or The idea came from a trans- sororities begin programs simi- help show that greek life is not all ride with someone who has, we fer student who attended Kan- lar to BADD but the University 6resent in an attempt to educate want them to feel that they have sas University last year. will also begin a ride service for le public and the University fac- partying. The second goal, Broadwau an alternative," BADD coor- ulty about what greek life is real- Hung Fong, former IFC faculty said, is to familiarize greeks wi th "When we heard about how its students." ly about. relations cabinet member and a alternative member development Broadway said the goals of the member of the planning commit- programs — as opposed to the program are twofold. Through tee, said the greek system would pledge period. displays focusing on subjects in- like to show the faculty it does put Grievance policy reviewed cluding athletics, philanthropies an emphasis on academics Fong said there are six frater- and scholarship, the first goal of through scholarship standards at w the program is to demonstrate and scholarship chairpersons in use alternative pledge programs ™ CSC executive board must now approve re-wording many dimensions of greek life charge of programming. Zeta Beta Tau fraternity is cur- by Aaron Dorksen nel, but it was requested that a being of the University and aspire and improve relations between The greek community, he add- rently using an alternative pro- administration reporter copy of final action on a griev- to act in the best interest of Uni- the greeks and the faculty and ed, can be a productive part of the gram and Broadway said this ance panel be sent to the panel versity employees in making ap- community. community through community year the program is finally "on chair first, Shaffer said. propriateopr decisions, Connally The open house, to be hosted at service and philanthropies and he the road" and working. The pro- The re-wording of the classified The overall procedure for filing saillid. the Zeta Beta Tau house this com- believes the open house will help gram is called the brotherhood staff's grievance policy was the a grievance will not change ing Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m., is demonstrate this. program and concentrates on main order of business at Thurs- much; it will just be clearer, Trustees have to account for an ideal initiation event for those "If it all goes well and the open reinforcing the rituals and ten- day's Classified Staff Council Shaffer said. the money and long-range plans faculty who are not familiar with house is well attended, it will be a ants of the fraternity. meeting, which also included a "I think basically [the re- of the University, she said. 5uest appearance by Trustee vision] will read a lot easier," One staff member asked her if udge Ellen Connally. Shaffer said. "It will be easier to the trustees hired the University The revised grievance policy understand." president and the vice presidents. will be reviewed Tuesday by Connally, a Cleveland Munici- The trustees hire the president Computer hackers halted CSC's executive board for final pal Court judge, spoke on the re- who in turn hires his own admin- approval before being sent to sponsibilities of being a trustee istration, Connally answered. University personnel, CSC secre- and answered questions from However, the president does- Mainframe passwords altered to assure protection tary Meagon Shaffer said. staff members. need to recommend candidates In the past, a revision such as The trustees have interest in for any position and get approval by Doug Baker graduate students doing nuisance. this was sent directly to person- the physical and financial well- before hiring them, she said. general assignment reporter research." "A cracker ... is a person who On Tuesday, mainframe indi- maliciously does things to a com- vidual account users began using puter system or network that are VOINOVICH University Computer Services new passwords, which can be unwanted," Hoy said. "Some- is trying to stay one step ahead of found on UCS Personal Renewal times they cause destruction or a □ Continued from page one. computer crackers.eki Cards. simple nuisance." Crackers, also known as hack- A lost personal renewal card According to Hoy, these crack- state administration. medical coverage are working," times inflation to maybe a little: ers, have been able to use a secu- may by replaced in room 241 of ers have not destroyed anything Voinovich said he believes peo- he said. "We can't afford to have over inflation. rity hole to obtain passwords to the Math Science Building. A va- yet, but passwords must be ple truly want health insurance, health costs go to three times the "If people had the option to buy. mainframe computer systems, lid University identification card changedhange before that happens. but that it is just too far out of the rate of inflation — we need to re- it [medical insurance] and it waft which enable users with accounts is required. "Theley haven't gotten any par- small businessmen's price range. duce our costs down from three reasonable — they would buy it.'^ to run a variety of software. Computer mainframe accounts ticular sensitive administrative The actions of the crackers has will also be renewed during late files that I'm aware of," Hoy "What blows my mind is that 80 caused a need for the change of fall or early spring instead of this said. percent of people who don't have passwords that make it possible time of year, Schroeder said. to sign on to the computer. 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He said he has social services reporter "The Wood County Homeless and Bowling Green, from the high off for the National Red Ribbon attended past years' kick-offs and This year's national campaign Task Force decided to expand its schools and the universities, are Campaign in northwest Ohio. The was asked if Bowling Green slogan is "Neighbors — Drug endeavors and become associ- involved," Teodosio said. kick-off will take place at City would hold the celebration this Free and Proud." The Wood The streets in Wood County are ated with Habitat indirectly by "[Habitat] is an organization Park from noon to 1:30 p.m. and year. County Red Ribbon Planning not empty. becoming affiliated as an umbre- that exists only through volunteer will feature guest speaker Johnny Miller and Elliot both said it is Committee has taken this a step Last year, 293 men, women and lla chapter of Maumee Valley help." Davis of the Cleveland Browns a "grass roots campaign" in further by proclaiming, "good children requested assistance Habitat," Elliot said. This summer, Reach Out organization. which each community gets in- neighbors get involved. from the Wood County Depart- An October press release stated President Adam Motter said the The campaign lasts through volved. ment of Health and Human Ser- that the Task Force is now members of his organization Oct. 26 and is designed to pro- Both Wood and Lucas counties In order to get involved, Elliot vices. searching for a housing site. would be willing to help if the claim support for a Drug Free will be holding many events said, "People can wear red rib- The Wood County Homeless Elliot said there has not yet Task Force entered this project. America and to promote aware- throughout the week, including bons to show signs of support and Task Force, trying to help alle- been a decision on which of 27 According to Teodosio, though, ness about alcohol and other drug announcing red ribbon events at to promote healthy, drug-free viate the problem, is getting in- possible lots it will choose. they may be too busy with the re- abuse, according to Andrew El- this weekend's homecoming foot- lifestyles." volved in a program to provide Judy Kellermeier, a member of cently started Friday soup kitch- affordable housing for qualifying the Task Force's site and con- en. He is currently compiling in- families. struction committee for Habitat, formation for Reach Out to see Court blotter Habitat for Humanity is a said the choices have been nar- how the organization can become Christian-run organization that rowed down to two. involved, he said. builds and renovates homes, sell- Rev. Bill Thompson, UCF min- Kellermeier said the Universi- The grand jury of the Wood ■Vaughn Phillips, 214 Na- for two counts of breaking and en- ing them to low-income families ister and a member of the Home- ty's Circle K is also becoming in- County Court of Common pleas poleon Road, for grand theft with tering, a fourth-degree felony. A who otherwise could not afford less Task Force, said housing in volved by helping to raise money issued the following indictments specifications, a third-degree summons was issued. housing. Bowling Green is not a possi- for the fund-raising committee of on Wednesday to the following felony. A warrant was issued. Bills of information were The organization operates with bility. Habitat. people: ■Bob Larsen, Kissimee, Fla., received on: no government funding, depend- "The cost of land in Bowling Contractors are currently de- ■ Brian Kuril, Perrysburg, for for passing bad checks, a fourth- ■Jayson Ellsworth. North- ing entirely on private donations. Green is prohibitive due to the bating on a price for one of the trafficking in marijuana, a degree felony, and theft, a third- wood, for receiving stolen prop- It is run by volunteers who review college population," Thompson housing sites and information is fourth-degree felony. A summons degree felony. A warrant was is- erty, third-degree felony. A war- applications, search for housing said. still being collected on the other, was issued. sued. rant was issued. sues and already existing struc- Alex Teodosio is a Task Force Kellermeier said. A decision ■Debra Ann Smigelski, Mar- ■Delores Parton, Northwood, tures and help with renovations. member and founder of Reach should be made within the month. ysville, for two counts of illegal for theft, a fourth-degree felony. ■Daniel Gusman, Jr., Perrys- This summer the Homeless Out, a University group which at- Kellermeier made it clear that Sirocessing of drug documents, a A summons was issued. burg, for receiving stolen prop- Task Force spent time reviewing tempts to help the homeless. He this is only one of the current ourth-degree felony. A warrant ■Steven E. Barringer, North erty, a fourth-degree felony. A the project before making a said college students are re- Task Force projects. was issued. Baltimore, for carrying a con- summons was issued. commitment to the organization. ceptive to the idea of Habitat be- The organization is also work- cealed weapon, a third-degree ■Roy Rogers, Toledo, for theft, They also reviewed other possible cause it is something that will al- ing for homeless prevention, us- felony. A summons was issued. a fourth-degree felony. A sum- programs. low them to get involved and be- ing a grant received last year ■Sonny Henderson, Bloomdale, mons was issued. According to Habitat's Infor- come more aware cf social is- which became effective Sept. 1, mation Coordinator Nancy Elliot, sues. she said.

CENTER CHOICE Voters to see levy renewal I ron I COWlWNTiAl HfAlTN CAB( KM* WOMSN • Abortion through Ballot results to sway substance abuse, health services 17 weeks Tomorrow 1:30 by Jackie Rosepal The six agencies include: The and full-time jobs for University at Perry Field • Morning after city reporter Link. 315 Thurstin Ave.; Council graduates are some of the bene- treatment on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Inc., fits which have been provided to Sponsored by Food Town 320 W. Gypsy Lane; Family Ser- students — services that may Voters will see renewal of a .6 vice of Wood County, 130 S. Main otherwise be eliminated if the PROUD TO mill levy on the November ballot St. Suite 306; Family and Child levy is denied. supporting alcohol, drug and Abuse Prevention Center, 130 S. "Everything will be in Ieo- Free souvenir poster BE PRO-CHOICE pardy if the levy is cut," he said. 16 N. Huron mental health services for every- Main St. Suite 313; Children's Re- to first 5000 fans. Toledo, Oh. 43604 one in Wood County. source Center, 1045 Klotz Road; Originating in 1977, the five- Phone The renewal levy will provide and The Mental Health Center of year renewal levy will not be a (419) 255-7769 or funds for six substance abuse and Wood County, 1010 N. Prospect new tax for Wood County resi- Sponsored by Kodak* I-8OO-589-6O05 mental health service programs St. dents, with the exception of new for Wood County residents. Larry Mershman, executive di- construction in the county. rector for the Wood County Alco- The .6 mill renewal is accessed hol, Drug Addiction and Mental at the rate of six dollars for each Health Services Board said the $10,000 tax value. The tax value is levy needs students' support. 35 percent of market value. "A partnership exists between ft the homeowner's house is University students and the valued at $50,000, the 35 percent groups the levy supports," tax value of this figure is equal to Mershman said. $17,500. The homeowner's .6 mill WELCOME ALUMNI University students use these renewal cost for the year is programs by both working at the $10.50, he explained. agencies and using the services, The levy will produce $537,000 he said. annually that will be utilized in According to Mershman, in- the direction of need from the six ternships, counseling services, supported agencies.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 The BG News PACE SEVEN Journalists named Fellows Candidate for president Top reporters receive awards for their services CLEVELAND (AP) — The Soci- covered the Watergate scandal ment. Jim Keat, assistant ety of Professional Journalists on and the 1981 attempted assassina- managing editor of The (Balti- demands aliens' release Thursday named Cable News tion of President Ronald Reagan. more) Sun, Tom Marquardt, Network correspondent Peter Leonard spent his entire career managing editor of The (Annapo- DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — A Cali- the people who kept them cap- even have a basement.'' Arnett and two other reporters at The Journal, beginning as a lis) Capital and Len Lazarick, fornia student running for tured under wrongful purposes, Lee, a full-time student study- Fellows of the Society, the organ- reporter in 1947. He became state managing editor of Patuxent president as a write-in candi- namely the U.S. Air Force." ing child education at Shasta ization's highest award for ser- editor in 1952 and was named Publishing in Baltimore chal- date says that if elected he will The Air Force says there are Community College in Redding, vice to the profession. managing editor in 1962. He be- lenged exceptions in Maryland's order the release of four aliens no aliens, remains or artifacts said the aliens are part of "a Arnett, CNN's correspondent in came editor in 1967, serving in open meetings law. They were in- he believes are being held at of extraterrestrials at Wright- benevolent group of space be- Baghdad during the Persian Gulf that capacity for 18 vears. Leon- strumental in the creation of an Wright-Patterson Air Force Patterson. Such claims have ings that are monitoring our War, was joined by Lesley Stahl,1 ard was president of SPJ in 1976 oversight panel to arbitrate dis- Base. been made since the 1947 crash planet right now." co-editor of CBS' "60 Minutes' and 1977, and received the Wells Eutes over which meetings may Kip Lee, 35, of Redding, Ca- of an object near Roswell, N.M. and Richard Leonard, retired Memorial Key for service to the e closed. lif., told the Dayton Daily Some UFO investigators later "They are peaceful and lov- editor of The Milwaukee Journal, organization in 1978. Traci Bauer, a former editor of News in a story published obtained an FBI memo saying ing, and they want Earth people in receiving the awards. The SPJ awarded Dwight Teeter, a the campus newspaper at South- Thursday that through his out- pieces of the object — publicly to return into the (intergalac- three were nonored at the soci- media law professor at the Uni- west Missouri State University, of-body experiences and dis- identified as a weather balloon tic) alliance," he said. ety's national convention. versity of Tennessee, the organi- sued the school after officials re- cussions with friends he knows — were flown to Wright- Lee isn't only interested in Before joining CNN, Arnett zation's 1991 Distinguished fused to make campus crime re- the aliens exist. Patterson. foreign affairs. He also has a worked for The Associated Press, Teaching in Journalism Award, ports available, citing a federal "They are short, stout be- Base officials conducted an domestic agenda, which in- receiving a Pulitzer Prize in 1966 and gave its Outstanding Campus privacy law. A federal judge ings," Lee said. "They are very investigation of the alien claims cludes establishing a barter for his coverage of the Vietnam Adviser award to Marsha Della- ruled last spring that the records powerful. They can leave upon in the 1960s and said there was economy. War. Giustina, a professor at Emerson should be open. their own wish and they choose no evidence of aliens. Stahl, who joined CBS News in College. SPJ is an 18,000-member organ- not to. Don Brownlee, an Air Force "There would be no tax. 1972, was named co-editor of the Three Maryland journalists ization of college and professional "Why they choose not to, I do historian, said claims continue There would be no money," he network's news magazine in and a college newspaper editor journalists. The convention, not know. I only know that if to surface that the base has said. "People would contribute March. She previously served as were recognized for their efforts which runs through Saturday, in- elected president, I would aliens locked away in a base- by producing a good and-or ser- White House correspondent and on behalf of the First Amend- cludes an awards banquet and release them and incarcerate ment, but he said: "We don't speech by Arnett Friday night. *••••••••••••••••••••••••*•. Chunkendales styled sexy —^r. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — So Sisneros, 39, made his debut and in weight from a wispy 230 They're fat. They're 40-ish. And at the American Rock Cafe night- pounds to a robust 280 — the six THINK FALCON FOOTBALL! they're sexy! club two weeks later with his five performed again Thursday at the At least that's what people are cohorts: Dave "Boom Boom" American Rock Cafe, this time to ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• saying as the "Chunkendale" Riley, Tony "The Coach" Anaya, the cheers of some 200 en- dancers — a group of middle- Jim "The Hardware Man" thusiastic patrons. aged Albuquerque men who par- Gruessing, Frank "Mr. C" Cor- ody the more muscular Chippen- tinas and Terry Riley. Even some men in the audience dale dancers — lumber into the cheered. GOOD LUCK FALCONS ! hearts of female audiences. Since then they've been fea- "It's about time the big guys Local disc jockey Phil Sisneros tured on the nationally syndi- got their turn," said a stocky Art said he formed the Chunkendales cated Sally Jessy Raphael televi- Vazquez, 36. in June after seeing an ad for the sion talk show, in the supermar- Chippendale dancers. "I thought, ket tabloid the Globe and on CNN. The Chunkendales' earlier per- What do they have that we formance raised more than $1,200 ChurcFufe don't?'" People magazine is working on for the Children's Hospital of New When he asked his radio audi- a spread on the dancers and a Mexico. They planned to donate ence if it would like to see big London talk show performance is eroceeds from Thursday's show Suys like himself dance, he said reportedly in the offing. i the Muscular Dystrophy Asso- The Supermarket with Homegrown Values le phones rang off the hook. Ranging in age from 39 to 49 — ciation. 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ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA PAGE EIGHT The BG News FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 "A different kind of job » by Amy Applebaum Instead, housegirls and house- from two of their fraternity greek reporter boys are allowed to eat their brothers. meals for free at the house where They perform basic kitchen du- they work. ties including dishwashing, sweeping, mopping and general They also get to know the On the third day of classes, a tidying. Bob said they also took members of the house. Nestor the positions for the free food. want ad for a Pi Kappa Phi said she likes her job and she at- housegirl ran inThe BG News . He said he saves more than $600 tends Pi Kappa Phi social events, per semester. Housegirl ... now what kind of too. position is that? Brad Bolinski, houseboy for "It doesn't even feel like Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, Of course, there are a consid- work," she said. "They're like said he also does the job for the erable number of very creative my big brothers." food and friends. possibilities. But in reality, "It's not like that at all," said Mary Nestor said it is pretty out of "This year I live off campus Nestor, the person who answered the ordinary to be the only female and I tried to cook my own food," that ad and got the job. with all of the guys and some- he said. "It didn't turn out." times she stumbles into guy talk. Bolinski said besides co- "(Fraternity members] are all "Sometimes they forget I'm a houseboy Bob Steller, there is a really considerate," she said. girl and [they] talk over my kitchen crew made up of sorority And, in fact, Mary, as a house- head," she said. members that takes turns helping girl, is a minority because house- Apart from occasional water clear the dishes. boys are much more common fights and minor dishwasher mal- than housegirls on the University functions, the jobs of housegirl or He said houseboys work hard, campus. houseboy are very routine, Nes- but it is a nice job and he has got- Nestor is the only housegirl on tor said. ten to know the women in the campus and she applied for the house while spending time there. position because "It s a different She said, sometimes "I cause a Many of the sorority women, he kind of job." lot of havoc while I'm there." said, enjoy having a guy's per- Bob Conley said he and co- spective. Both housegirl and houseboy worker Brian Kennedy, house- The houseboys all said the duties involve similar tasks, in- boys for Alpha Phi sorority, have cooks do a tremendous amount of cluding setting up and clearing been involved in snowball fights work. Mario Russica, Phi Mu's food and dishes after both lunch — the two of them against about houseboy, said the sorority wom- and dinner, running the dishwa- 15 sisters. en also help with the work. sher and washing dishes, and Conley and Kennedy, members He said, basically a houseboy's sweeping and mopping. of Kappa Sigma fraternity, had job is "really like a second Most are not paid monetarily. their jobs passed down to them home."

(above left) It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it. In this case houseboys Brad Bolinski (left) and Bob Steller clean pans after din- ner at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Tuesday evening. (left) Work is not without ■ & 1 play as Pi Kappa Phi housegirl Mary Nestor talks with Chad Burnett after work Wednesday evening. Nestor is the only housegirl on campus. - M (right) Alpha Xi Delta houseboy Jeff Grisez mops the kitchen floor to end his iiiiiiiinm work Tuesday evening. Houseboys and housegirls The BG Party Bar are usually paid in meals, not money. Houseboys are PRESENTS responsible for cooking, cleaning and various other housework tasks. The BG News/Jay Murdock BG PRE-GAMEVS. UT NCKDFF; * ^ PARTY WITH VA##rt nf a G imiimiimillSSFM104lMimiMIIIMMMIMM IIFTYTTH^/,

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 The BG News PAGE NINE Showdown in BG First-place Falcons try to retain lead in MAC against Toledo by Rob McCurdy this weekend." sports writer Toledo's defense ranks eighth in the league in total yards, giving up 375 yards a game. The Rock- ets have allowed 24 points per contest, third-worst *p^g Even though he's never been a part of the Bowl- in the MAC. BG's offense, on the other hand, aver- ^ J ing Green-Toledo football rivalry, Falcon coach ages 327 yards a game (second in the MAC), and is [' Gary Blackney knows all about big games. averaging 23 points (first in the MAC). JFI^S _fvA Mr "I've been part of some rivalries, UCLA-USC UT's offense has had trouble putting points on and Michigan-Ohio State, so I know what it's all the scoreboard. In five games the Rockets have about," Blackney, a former assistant at UCLA and only scored six touchdowns and SUE field goals, and Ohio State, said. "When people tell me that Toledo were stopped, 48-0, at Washinton last Saturday. is that kind of rivalry, it's not hard for me to un- The Falcons, in contrast, have 18 touchdowns and derstand." four field goals to their credit in six games. Entering tomorrow's 1:30 p.m. contest at Doyt "It doesn't matter who you've played in the past Perry Field, BG will be a slight favorite. The Fal- or who you'll play in the future. It doesn't matter cons stand alone atop the Mid-American Confer- where the game is played. Throw out the records. ence standings with a 3-0 record, 5-1 overall. Throw out the statistics. This is a back-alley Toledo is tied with Miami for second place in the brawl," Blackney declared. MAC at 2-0-1,2-2-1 overall. GAME NOTES - Saturday will be BG's 70th "It's a special game, and we have to keep a lid homecoming game.... The first 5,000 fans through on it," Blackney said. "People have been talking the gates will receive a free commemorative pos- *--^^W " about Toledo and the importance of it for the past ter. ... BG leads the UT series 29-22-4. ... UT has six weeks. won six of the last nine games. ^r "Our whole approach has been to take one game FALCON NOTES — Among the 10 coaches in at a time. Now we can legitimately talk about their first year directing a collegiate program, •» Toledo and how important it is." Blackney ranks first. He also tops all IB coaches i^r i It is a must-win game for both teams which are who are in their first season with their present J*W^^^ jm vying for a MAC championship. programs. ... BG has won 82 percent of its last 41 Blackney said it is important for the Falcons to MAC home games. ... BG ranks 17th in the nation ■^ nriR win because it's a home game and also Homecom- in scoring defense, allowing only 14.8 points per \ News/Tim Norman ing, but most importantly, because it's Toledo. game.... The Falcons have not fumbled in the last UT coach Gary Pinkel said: "If we can't get mo- two games. Running back LeRoy Smith prepares to collide with Central Michigan's DarraU Stinson two weeks ago tivated for this game, then something is wrong. To Mark Szlachcic ranks 11th in the nation in pass during BG's 17-10 victory over the Cbippewas. The Falcons battle rival Toledo tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in stay in the championship race, we have to go play receiving with 5.8 catches per game. The junior hopes of maintaining their lead over the Rockets in the Mid-American Conference. the best team and win. That's the position we're in receiver leads the MAC in this category. Cavs suffer setback as Battle undergoes knee surgery RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) — The per of Minnesota 41-36. There Toronto's Joe Carter was fourth sophomore, when he averaged who the Dallas Mavericks felt attempt of the Cleveland Cava- Sports Shorts were no players on the team from with 52 and Pittsburgh's Bobby 19.7 points a game. could take them to a league liers to add scoring punch to the the AL champion Twins or the A I, Bonilla, the biggest star among A second-team All-Ohio choice championship. But the 7-foot for- team's backcourt was dealt a scoring average through six East champion Toronto Blue the players eligible for free by The Associated Press, Gard- ward "had become a distrac- setback yesterday when veteran seasons is 9.3 points. Jays. agency, was fifth with 40. ner chose Toledo over Washing- tion." guard John Battle underwent D D D Only two clubs had more than Clemens, who led the AL in ton State, Central Connecticut, Tarpley, 26, who spent most of knee surgery. AP ALL-STARS — There are a one player. Atlanta, the NL West ERA (2.62), innings (271 1-3), Miami of Ohio, Navy and Ford- his five NBA seasons battling The Cavaliers signed Battle, 28, lot of new faces on this year's As- champ, had Pendleton and Gla- strikeouts (241) and shutouts (4), ham. drug and alcohol problems, was as an unrestricted free agent sociated Press All-Star team. vine. Detroit, which finished tied beat the Twins' Scott Erickson □ DC suspended for life by the league from the Atlanta Hawks, on July Third baseman Terry Pendle- for second in the AL East at 84-78, 10943 at right-hander. Smith, TARPLEY GETS LIFE — Roy on Wednesday after he refused to 17. ton of Atlanta, catcher Mickey had Fielder and Tettleton. who led the majors with 47 saves, Tarpley was a talented player take a urine test. In the early preseason, the Tettleton of Detroit, designated Just two National Leaguers, beat California's Bryan Harvey 6-f oot-2 Battle was starting in the hitter Frank Thomas of the Chi- Pendleton and Bonds, made it 127-26 at reliever. Cleveland backcourt along with cago White Sox, left-hander Tom among the position players. D C C UNCOVER YOUR LOVER rookie Terrell Brandon. Glavine of Atlanta and reliever After catcher, the second- TOLEDO SIGNS GARDNER - During a practice session Lee Smith of St. Louis were voted closest voting was for designated Joe Gardner, a 6-foot-l point Let the Stars interpret your love relationship through astrological Tuesday in Greenville, N.C., on the team. None got a single hitter. Thomas got 49 votes, beat- guard from Van Wert High Battle complained of problems vote last year. ing Paul Molitor of Milwaukee School, has verbally committed evaluation of your compatibility. This revealing report analyzes the with his right knee. Outfielder Rickey Henderson and Fielder by 10 each. But Tho- to play basketball at the Univer- strengths and weaknesses based on your specific birth data: Dare He underwent surgery Thurs- and pitchers Bob Welch, Frank mas also got 48 votes at first base, sity of Toledo. to eJfplortthiSprovocative compatibility profile, and share rt with the day at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Viola and Bobby Thigpen, all 1990 and they didn't count toward the Gardner averaged 19.6 points one you love' A team spokesman said Dr. John All-Stars, didn't get any votes this DH total. and 7.8 assists per game last year ONLY $7 95, plus $» postage Andrish removed torn cartilage. year. In the outfield, Bonds got 117 as a junior. He helped lead Van Battle was able to leave the hos- First baseman Cecil Fielder of votes, Griffey 80 and Canseco 79. Wert to the state tournament as a I-CALL * 800- 75^STA« rtK?) ftvti Su-»218C Cleveland Ohic 44122 He is to begin his rehabilitation Bonds of Pittsburgh were the only •^ ^ ^ 5f. ^i Jf. 3f. jp Pf*-f. Jf. JfC^fC^f; *fr*f. 9fC.fC«f>;f>.f.9f>3fC?fC.3|jC JfC. JfCjp Monday, but he will be out of ac- holdovers. I Ymwnama flirthflatn tion for from four to six weeks. Julio Franco of Texas, who got City and Stale of Birth. Craig Ehlo, who was a starter just one vote last year, won at I THE SISTERS OF | Time of pitti (H known) a m /p.m at guard last season, started in an second base, while Baltimore's * exhibition game Wednesday Cal Ripken won for the fifth time * night in Battle's place. at shortstop. Ken Griffey Jr. of f Lover'9 r>a*ne . Birtndate. Mark Price, a point guard who Seattle and Jose Canseco of Oak- * . Oty and State ot Birth may eventually team with Battle land completed the outfield. Bos- I PHIMU Time o* Brth (*f known) „ a m /p m this season, is still recovering ton's Roger Clemens won at WELCOME BACK ALL ALUMNA # from a severe knee injury last right-handed pitcher for the third ' Swwtto Name „ season and is not expected to re- time. turn until the latter part of The AP team was selected in HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND! I Address.. December. nationwide voting by sports Battle last season with the writers and broadcasters. The ******************************** | Cnec* iPayaoie to ProductSense) MasterCard Visa Hawks averaged 13.6 points, a closest race was at catcher, Expiration. Account # career high, in 79 games. His where Tettleton beat Brian Har- ignature i # BGSU % \°^ RALLY FOR LIFE *% Scholarship Search Service "CollegcCSrf^Professional Astrological Profiles

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Toledo - Phone: 531-4257 Hours: Mon. ■ Thur. 10-7, Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5 CATCH BG VS TOLCDO on QJBGU 88.1 FM ITKA ITKA IIKA ITKA IIKA ITKA ITKA ITKA PACE TEN The BG News FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 Tennis looking for Soccer battles E. Michigan tomorrow plenty of competition by Bob E. Lewis sports writer in pair of Invitationals There is much to be said about a team that is 11-1-1 but by Mlmi Ordonio not playing up to its potential. sports writer Irs awful scary to think that "The other teams are a team can have such a suc- cessful record, yet still have With the weekend's highlight definitely on the room for improvement. If the being the Homecoming football same level as us, but potential is utilized, who knows game, the Bowling Green tennis what could be in store for such teams are seeking limelight we want to prove we a team in the near future. elsewhere. are a little bit better" "I strongly believe we ha- The women journey north to- ven't played our best game of day and tomorrow to compete in the season yet," soccer coach the Toledo Invitational. They will Gary Palmisano said. "I would square off against the Rockets, like to see us capitalize on the Kenyon College, Eastern Ken- —Penny Dean, offensive opportunities we are tucky and Marshall. creating. We are within reach The invitational is a collabora- Women's coach of having the best record and tion of the Falcon and the Rocket least goals against in school coaches. Each school will alter- history as wellas still having a nate hosting the event on its home the strong field and they are ex- chance for an NCAA tourna- courts. pected to test the Falcons. Some ment bid." Coach Penny Dean says the of the highly ranked teams are BG's first obstacle toward weekend should be very competi- Kentucky, Ball State, Purdue, obtaining those goals will be tive. and Wisconsin. tomorrow when the Falcons "The other teams are definitely battle Eastern Michigan at 2 on the same level as us, but we "This is a big opportunity for p.m. want to prove we are a little bit our program," coach Gene Or- The Falcons are strong better," she said. lando said. "It gives us a chance favorites because of their The matches will be in a tour- to compete with the region's best. commanding 10-0 all-time re- nament format and a compass I think it's important to play the cord verse the Eagles, but draw. Players one through three best competition. We might not Palmisano doesn't want his will play in one flight, and four have the greatest results, but team to overlook their upcom- through six in another. Each per- there is no other way to find out ingy foes. son is guaranteed three matches. what we have to do to play at that 'It is important for our In doubles all three teams from next level." players to prepare themselves each school will play in one draw. He also said one of the team mentally and physically for The toughest match will be goals is to be ranked in the top 10 every game," Palmisano said. against Kenston, as last season in the Midwest region. With its "We shouldn't take any team Dean's squad was beaten by the performance last weekend and a for granted, especially because Ladies 5-4. The brown and orange good showing at BSU, it could of successful past results." Tb« BG Nf wi/Jty Mardock were 4-2 going into the doubles possibly reach this goal early in The team will be focusing on The soccer team, shown in its only loss of the season against Indiana, faces Eastern Michigan matches, but lost all of them. the season, Orlando said. its goal production as it enters "It was one of the most dis- the second half of the season. tomorrow at 2 p.m. The team is currently 11-1-1 overall. appointing loss I've ever experi- The lineup for the tournament "We need to work on our set- enced," Dean said. "We want to is slightly different than in the plays and generate more phy sustained in his shoulder relied upon for another effec- Wednesday," Palmisano said. get them back." past. Sophomore Todd Koehler goals," Palmisano said. during the second half of the tive performance. CDC (4-1) returns to the number one Because of a mild ligament Indiana game last Sunday, "Kevin played well in our "I am confident in his ability to After a weekend playing in singles slot followed by Bob separation goalie Greg Mur- reserve Kevin Hughes will be win against Detroit on have another good showing. ' their own invitational, the men's Zumph, a freshman, at number tennis team hopes to continue its two. Others making the trip to success when it participates in Muncie include Jeff Westmeyer, the Ball State Invitational today Jason Homorody, Karl Crnko- through Sunday. vich, Jeff Huffman, and Dave Twelve teams are included in Murphy. Ripken AP's unanimous Player of Year Braves' dramatic improvement helps Bobby Cox earn Manager of Year

BALTIMORE (AP) — Cal Rip- Ripken, 31, received 80 votes year for the Orioles, but I got They did, and because the ken, who proved this season that from a panel of sportswriters and back to the consistency that I had Braves showed so much im- he could play every day without a broadcasters. Cecil Fielder of the before. That was the best thing provement, Cox won something dropoff in performance, is the Detroit Tigers was second with 37 about this season." else. On Thursday, he was named landslide winner as The Associ- and Pittsburgh's Barry Bonds Because Baltimore lost 95 the Associated Press Manager of ated Press Player of the Year. finished a distant third with 14. games, Ripken may have a tough the Year. The Baltimore Orioles short- Atlanta's Terry Pendleton had 12, time winning the AL's MVP a- "It's an honor, but I don't really FRENCH QUARTER stop achieved career highs with a two more than Frank Thomas of ward. But no one was more con- know what I brought to the .323 batting average. 34 homers the Chicago White Sox. Pitts- sistent in hitting, fielding and team," Cox said. "You can't do and 114 RBIs. He also won the burgh's Bobby Bonilla got seven durability. He led AL shortstops what we did without good players Most Valuable Player award in votes. in fielding percentage for the sec- and good coaches, and we have Tomorrow 1:30 the All-Star Game and became "Obviously, it's a big^ honor and ond straight year and has played the best." only the sixth American Leaguer I feel very good about it," Ripken in every game for nine straight The Braves had one of base- at Perry Field in the last 50 years to get at least said. "Most people measure our seasons, a string of 1,572 games. ball's best records, going 94-68 1 0630 Fremont Pike 40 doubles and 30 homers in the season, at least I do, on how the As good as he was this year, and winning the NL West after Sponsored by Food Town P. O. Box 268 same season. team has done. It was not the best that's now badly Ripken fared in finishing last season with the Pe«-i-ysbung. Ohio <3355 1 1990. He tried a variety of stances worst record in the majors at t-419) S74-31 1 1 to snap out of a prolonged slump, 65-97. Atlanta and Minnesota be- Free souvenir poster HOWARD'S club H but never got comfortable at the came the first teams ever to re- to first 5000 fans. plate and finished with a career- bound from last place to first. GO 210 N. Main 352-9951 low .250 average —including .215 in September. Cox received 91 votes in na- Sponsored by Kodak® SATURDAY OCT. 19 He was dropped to as low as tionwide balloting by news- FALCONS!! sixth in the batting order, and his papers. Minnesota's Tom Kelly, OKTOB€RF€ST detractors insisted that he was who has the Twins in the World being worn down by the consecu- Series, was second with 49. featuring: tive games streak. No one ques- Pittsburgh's Jim Leyland got PIGROAST BRATWCJRST GERMAN BEER tioned his fatigue level this year. 15 votes for performing a tough Get/Bring Your (J.G.L.Y. MUGS He was named AL player of the task, keeping the Pirates in first C-ongraluialiorLiJ month in September after hitting place with no dropoff, and St. it Help fight M.S. it .348. Louis' Joe Torre was fourth with Meanwhile, Bobby Cox went 13 after helping transform the into this season believing the At- Cardinals into contenders. Voting ERIN lanta Braves could win a few was completed before the FANDEL Tired of Being a Face in more games. playoffs began. the Crowd? BG News Check out riK$ & PUSH Winthrop Terrace WISHES TO CONGRATULATE Salesperson of the Week Apts a October 7-11, 1991 and be someone 1 *M & EX Special! >m Ai 1991 Sorority Quarter "The Strongest" & "Most t£jf) Cup Champloml A Powerful" Fraternity on Second Year Of Campus at the 1991 • WE CARE • WE CARE • WE CARE • Call TW&xMs^ Excellence! Interfraternlty Bench 352-9135 mpjRrf Press Competition ASKVJ, The Brothers of PI Kappa Phi Couldn't BE AN ORIENTATION Have Helped The Handicapped Without You Helping Us. LEADER! m

UJ FALCON HOCKEY HOME OPENER Bowling Green vs. Ohio State One week from tomorrow! 91 92 BGSb SI I HI \l IK hi 7 POLICY .. . PLEASE READ TH€ GRCflT PUMPKIN Students are encouraged io pick up an admission Show that in BG "We Care" GIV€ flUJflV lickel ai the Memorial Hall Tickel Office for each Free Fall Decorations: home Falcon hockey game ihey wish to attend. Applications Available Pumpkins, gourds, Indian rickets for each game will be distributed (exchanged) Corn, and Squash. beginning the Monda) ol each game, or a week prior 405 Student Stervices while supplies lost Io each game. Exchange will continue at the gate in ihc Due: Oct. 25-5 p.m. with anu dinner purchase get event the game is not a sellout. Students must present your choice FR€€ iheii studeni I.I), io receive ;i ticket. I oi more Get involved — Make a differencell CAMPUS POLLV€V€S 440 €. Court 352-9638 PICKUP BEGINS MONDAY FOR THE OHIO STATE GAME! * e WE, CARE • WE CARE e WE CARE • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 The BG News PACE ELEVEN Clark ready to pick up where Voll left off Falcon forward Andrea Nord- ter than a stat sheet ever could. diately compare everything they know her. That will go a long team to the Super Bowl, Great. 'mann said it best after learning of SCHRODER, M.D. "Fran always has the best in- Clark does to what has gone be- way this season. Another key is Way to go Sam. Hey Bengals' coach Fran Voll's sudden resig- terests of the players in mind," fore her, although escaping the that Clark deserved this job — management — the man has lost nation. , Clark said. "Whether that means shadow of Voll's legend will be she didn't just get it by default. control of his team, his fans, and "It's going to be strange to not he had to be hard, or understand- difficult to do right away. His in- "I am prepared to be a head his mouth. Get the guy out of have him on the court with us. The Sports ing. He's intense. Overall, he's a fluence will be present even until coach," Clark said. "I will con- there before someone kills him! None of us really know any very, very good person. every player from last year's tinue to learn as I did in my form- different. When you see our team, Doctor "He's done such a good job de- team has played out their career. er position. I am fortunate that When things were going good you see coach Voll." veloping the players on the bas- The toughest part of Clark's job my turn comes at a program with all you heard was how Sam does When you see the women's bas- ketball court, as students, and as may be handling the compar- so much tradition and that I think so many positive things for the ketball this year, you will only see good all-around people," Clark isons. It's the same dilemma all is so good all-around." community off the field. Fantas- the permanent mark coach Voll said. "I've learned now he tries to new college coaches deal with. If The entire Bowling Green tic. Someone get the guts to fire has left on the program. He in- involve everyone so that they you win early, it's with the other community has Voll to thank for him before he's fired at from the sisted he'd never leave the pro- Wins and losses are ultimately know they have a place and a role person's players. If you lose seven seasons of fantastic bas- stands. gram unless it was "in tip-top what determines the success of a on the team." early, it's all your fault. ketball, and Clark's future efforts shape." coach on any level. But now that The night Voll officially de- Something tells me it won't to look forward to. If he's such a valuable asset to He made good on his promise. Voll has stepped aside and as- cided to take the administration take long for Clark to establish Best of luck to you both — you the city of Cincinnati, he should True, the Falcons may not be at sumed duties as an assistant ath- job, athletic director Jack Gre- her own winning tradition. She deserve it. be in a profession where he can do the level they were in the late 80's letic director, the impressive re- gory expressed how confident he has not been a casual observer in Q D Q some good, not be an embar- with Jackie Motycka, Paulette sume and long list of accom- was in Clark to take over the the massive success of women's In other news about coaching in rassment for all of Ohio. Bills by Backstrom, and Megan McGuire. plishments are only half the sto- team and hold on to the winning basketball at Bowling Green. general, is it time for a fresh face 50 over the Bengals on Monday But given BG's 36-24 record over ry- tradition. She's been recruiting, teaching, along the Cincinnati Bengals' night. the past two years, it is apparent The words of new head coach He never would have hired Voll coaching, living, and dying with sidelines, or is there some the pride of the women's basket- Jaci Clark, who has worked side- as his newest assistant if the this team all along while Voll took redeeming value to an 0-6 season ball program lives on from class by-side with Voll for the past five above wasn't true. all the credit and all the blame. I'm failing to see? Matt D. Schroder is sports edi- to class. seasons, describe the coach bet- It would be unfair to imme- Clark knows these players and Wyche has proved he can take a tor of the News. Classified FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 The BG News PAGE ELEVEN

Carrlbbean Asaoc's One Love Reggae AGO ' U' Cheesbal ■ AGO AGD AGD AGD AGD • MIKE LONG - • - CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Party is on SAT-Nov 2. Union Ballroom PERSONALS Don't stress1 Let's bond more soon' Grand Ul Renee Don't tret and don't fee/. with The ArfcBand (fka ADO'S) Love. I am so glad you are a And don't lose anymore hair. Bkj Cheese pert ol our famUy"" Graduation Day is almost hare' "FIGHT THOSE WINTER BLUES!! "926E WOOSTER" Love. Grand Big Hope you have a good Sweetest Day- Joan the Wellness Pursuit Program Come and hear 2 speakers on How sweet ills!" being a part of our fam Adnenne It you can decide who to celebrate with' Domestic Violence ThursOct 24 4 31 Nov 7414 Here's to many more good limes1 AGO " Ul Amy ■ AGO You're the tope" 7 00 6 30pm Wed .Oct 23 in the Community Suite (RATS not included) Now that the hunt is done. 77777??????? For more Into /reservations can-- In the Union The good times and fun have just begun AGD AGD AGO AGD AGD HAPPY SWEETEST DAY' SUGGIT" Alex •• MATT DANEMAN - 372-8302 or 372-8303 A! Welcome' Hope you're excited. 1 know I am Molly McGiniy A Theresa Chattos Welcome to the biggest, bestest. most wonder- Happy Sweetest Day' RALLY FOR LIFE PI KAPPA PHI " PUSH " Pt KAPPA PHI Always slay •• Happy as a clam" Luv. ful family in the house" I'm so happy that you're Keep up the Jim's Journals' Wednesday Ocl 23 7 30 pm Way to go Sigma Chi' 1 •Correction to UAO Big Cheryl my Grand Uttlea' Get psyched cuz we krv U' ■DAY BY DAY" Calendar* Union Grand Bedroom Strongest House on Campus 1991 Love. The Class-Ad Womyn ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Enjoy the year and good luck next' your Grand Big PI KAPPA PHI ■ PUSH ' Pt KAPPA PHI AGD " Sigma Chi ' AGD " Sigma Chi AGD ' AGD ' AGD • AGO INITIATION Student Council for Exceptional Children Maggy Congrats to Ann Marie Liggett on her Sigma Chi The Staters of Alpha Gamma Delta would like to Sunday, October 20 (S.C.E.C.) AGD AGD AGD AGD AGD • 3:00 pm * lavalienng to Jell Dodge welcome back al AJumm for Homecom«g There is meeting thlaSunday. Pt KAPPA PHI PUSH PI KAPPA PHI The Union Grand Ballroom AGD * Sigma Chi * AGD ° Sigma Chi 1991 October 20. 1991 Wishes to thank AGO AGD III' Laura AGD AGO AGD " AGD " AGO ' AGD FALL CONCERT BAND AND WIND ENSEMBLE Time. 7 00 Place 114 Education BWg Phi Mu's Amy Soufcere a Amy Seigei. Alpha Vou are an awasome little ■ IN CONCERT Be there' Phi's Jennifer Brown & Dma Schaeler. Hard AGD * Theta Chi * AGO * Theta CM Welcome to the family! Bodies Gym. Karazz Ent Mark's Pizza. Mayor AGD ' Cna Cna ' AGD MARK S KELLY. CONDUCTOR Also the car wash is Saturday. October 19 Way to go Wendy Anderson on your Theta Chi AGD AGD LH' Laura AGD AGD 3 OOPM Sun 10/20KOBACKER -FREE '991 Edwin Miller & the people of BGSU and the city lavalienng to Tim Jacobs" Welcome to the termry" o< Bowling Green for making Push Week '91 so AGO Denlse Zaucha AGD Love, WANTTOQUIT?-* AGD ' Theta Chi * AGD ■ Theta Chi successful Hey there. Grand-La"' Ley^ GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Not school, not your job -- SMOKING! PI KAPPA PHI PUSH PI KAPPA PHI Welcome to the family1 AGD Chris Burlck and Lynn McKeon AGD KOKDKDKDKDKD Sweeta For Your Sweetie • S.75 per begl Group meetings Wednesdays AGD Love and mine. Beginning Ocl 236 30-7:30p.m. Welcome to our awesome family • your Great Announcing October 16,17 and 18 In University Hall Sncokie Lumps Grand-Big Melissa 1 Call 3728302 or 372-8303 to register Grand B*g loves you' Megan Pie tc her Don't lorget Membership deadline October Wei deer. It's been about a year and I love you AGD AGD AGD AGD AGD NOFEEt Love Laura Our 1 st Miss Gracious Living' 25th 1 Women tor Women even more than before Good Gracious LAQA LAQA LAGALAQA Happy Sweetest Day! AGO Ul' Kriati AGD KOKDKDKDKDKD Meeting Monday. Oct 21 at 5 pm Leso*an And Gay Alliance Love, your Piggly Wiggly AGO FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Welcome to the family11 love my Lii' • Canal Rm. 3rd floor Union 198111! Information and Ref orral AGO Love and Mine. Open to at Ladkw: lor al you Mary Kay. Glamour. & skin Phone Line OCT. 25 AT THE INTRAMURAL FIELDI SPRINGBRE AK SAILING BAHAMAS Big Tonya care needs, cal Pam, 352-4915 anytime Open 48 ft Luxury Yachts AGD " AGD ' AGD ■ AGD * AGD Mon.. Wed., and Frl. Groups of 6 Alpha Cht Omega welcomes back Iff Usa Shatter • AGD LOST & FOUND Great Grandbig Heather Etfron 7 p.m. to to p.m. Seven Days Barefoot Saihng The Bahamas Our Beta Phi Alumni!! We are proud lo have you as a member of our 352-LAQA ■ ■ 352-5242 As low as $488 each Including cabin a meals Homecoming 1991 Grand Big Shen Beetle farmry We love you Big Kristin Swenson LAGALAQALAQALAQA Lost Book "Chocolate Dreama" - in Educ CALL ANYTIME AGD Love, Little Lisa Dsksing Big Jann a Grand Big Dawn Blag REWARD Leave message 372-7330. 1 800-999 7245 (SAIL) Meet the man who started Alpha Chi Omega Welcome to our family Lisa' POPULAR CULTURE Coma together - Right Now AGD * AGO " AGO " AGO " AGD LIZ RICH! DH RAY BROWNE Beat Toledo I * Homecoming 1991 * HAPPY SWEETEST DAY DINKY'" Mon Ocl 21 RIDES Wear Your Letters to the Game Kappa Delta Sister of the Weak 4 30 pm 104 BA Wear Your Letters to the Game • • 'PHIMU • • " Oct 13IO20 Get excited for another busy yet awesome ALL OF MY LOVE - We love you, Liz! I NEED A RIDE TO O U OCT 18-20 WILL Go Falcons!! weekend" STINKY National Student Speech Language PAYGAS AARON 2-4347 THURS Great lea last night with SIGMA CHI Hearing Association * " Angela Murphy * * Heather. Major Toledo corporation needs HPER. Nurs- FRl Homecoming Reception 7 pm Sweetest Day Carnation Sale Who would've thought A belated congratula- 1 hope you are excited for this weekend We are *ig. IPCO. Sports Mgmt or related major tor a SAT Homecoming Brunch 10 am ThursOct 17 9-5. Fh Oct 16 9-Moon tions on your engagement to Brett I cant wait going to have the best lime together 'Weenesa" internship Cal Co-op 372-2451 SERVICES OFFERED Footbal Sisterhood 12 45 University And South Hal I love you* lor details until your wedding' * The sisters of Phi Mu welcome back all alumi Please show us your support Brian Love. Rita MISSING CHILD I aka Pat. AVEBURY BOOKS and hope you al have a teffrlic weekend" HOMECOMING FOOTBALL I hope you've enjoyed BG so far this year Costume Sale Old. used, rare out-of-print • " PHI MU * ' THE BATTLE OF NORTHWEST OHIO You've been so tun to be with feeling the bass 9-4p.m. Thursday A Friday 10-6, Monday - Saturday. • Alpha Ormcron PI ' FREE SOUVENIR BG'UT of Lenny through my floor playing card games I Unrv Hal. Theater Green Room 143-CE WoosterSt The Sisters ol Alpha Omicron PI would ake 10 Door is off perking lot wish everyone a safe and fun-filed homecom- POSTER TO FIRST 5000 BG FALCONS V UT ROCKETS hardly remember be you stacked the deck, Look tor the balloons ing weekend1 We welcome back our AOTT BEAT TOLEDO" SATURDAY. OCT 19 AT 1 00 P M holding up the wa* at 'Goodtymea'' and wres- College Financial Help Scholarship Sources Mum SPORTSCENE WITH GARY BLACKNEY tling in the hay' My way to say Happy Sweetest SAT Preparation. Career Guidance SUNOAY.OCT 20 AT 8.00 PM Day' Every Friday at Noon.All Graduate Students Gamma Phi Beta * FUI * Gamma Phi Beta 1 -800-727-2266 Ext. 4376 MISSING CILDII. Jen are invited to a soup and sandwich lunch, dona- Gamma Phi * Ann Graney " Gamma Phi The Sisters ol Alpha Ormcron Pi congratulate WBGU SPORTS 88 1 FM tion $ 1 00 at UCF Center, corner ol Thurstin Horseback Riding and Hayndes. Your Bisters wish you the best ol luck In the you on a successful philanthropy. Way to go 1 and Ridge This Friday there will be a concert 313-856-3973 Homecoming Attendant RacellM AOTT on a great job Hunnie. Happy Sweetest Day by "FLASH YOUR BUDDHA" - a sound word FUI" Gamma Ph. Beta * FUI Happy Sweetest Day and Anniversary to the Becky Cotwm LSAT * ORE • OMAT Great Job Gamma Phi Softball Team for winning community made up of BGSU students. All Sorority Champa and Tennis Doublet,'!' love of my Me' You make me mentaty. Before you take the test, eel the expert Local Jen.MyRsgln'Cajun Love Always and Forever. andphysicaty Attention PHI ETA SIGMA (all initiates please LET'S DO IT IN FOOTBALL"' classes forming now Kaplan Educational Happy Sweetest Day Sweetpee Love. Ringo send your banquet RSVP back by October 31 Center Cal for details 536-3701 Greek Sweatshirts I love you with every ounce of who 1 am and al- Any questions? Call Susie Kanney at PREGNANT? initials & Names ways will INTRAMURAL CROSS COUNTRY OFFICIALS 3526822 We can help FREE pregnancy tests and sup- 5333 Monroe St Love. Pat NEEDED APLLYIN 108 REC CENTER MUST ToWeo. Oh 43623 Car Wash portive services Confidential BG Pregnancy PS I guess it was meant to be. huh? ATTEND MEETING AT 5 00 p m ON OCT 23. 419-885-3039 Continued on p. 12 Where at Almar Bowing Alley Center Cal 354 HOPE 1991 When October 19. 1991 Irom 10am-2pm Cost 2 dollars UNIVERSAL WRITING SERVICE Resumes, cover letters, proposals, ads. revis- Sponsored by S C E C ing A editing Pick up or delivery provided Cal Student Council tor Exceptional Children 422-4721 Hey, Groups! Z B T Only 4 weeks left! HOMECOMING All group pictures for the yearbook must be taken by November 14th.

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Earn up to S10.000 per aemester In your own HeyWiggs. Alpha S>g Alpha Sig Alpha Sig PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKES PI PHI PLEDGES ARE AWESOME Continued from p. V bualneeal FREE details Send a S A S E to Get prepared for one hetackxis night on Satur- Brother of the week ■ Mike Saltz Use. Happy Sweetest Day Craigie. day Let's aee just how long we can go Pledge ol the week Darren Dunn As far as I know, you wont need the stick and PI PHI PLEDGES ARE AWESOME AWTR. Ine . P O Box 65326. Baltimore. MO I cant wait to* tomo*row Love. Officer of the week • Steve Gehr the crown, but make aure you are prepared for 21209. Thankx lor doing it tor us Scooter Athletes ot the week • The Golf Team this Homecoming party The moonlight, the Pi Phi Big Karen Ravas Pi Phi Congratulations on making top 10 for Home- I love you Freeze Frame King ■ Male Saltz stars, the water Sandusky has Its hands lui' Floor Walkers. Bouncers U AO UAO UAO UAO UAO Alpha Sig Alpha Sig Alpha Sig Let'a make Saturday one we'll remember" coming I'm so proud ot you' Come to Monday Musicians October 21 I 0 Checkers DAN ORISKELL Love. Love, Rita 21 and over From5 00p m -6.00pm In Happy Sweetest Day Honey Stephen Apply In person Prout Cafeteria Listen to the Alpha Xi Meredith Alpha M The Latino Student Union win be aeHing tickets I LOVE YOU PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKES Evemngs8pm tolOp.m. Chris Nunley' ■ Group (quintet) Happy Sweetest Day for the HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET m etSOP (tormerfyCassidy's) Monday Musicians To Xi very best Big' the Union Foyer Mon. thru Fn this week The AJi my love ■ ■ 1 76 E Wooster Love your Ul PUMP UP FOR BQ VS. UTI banquet w4 be held Nov 2nd at Days Inn. E Megan 3533030 Use Student Recreation Center Wooster A hispanic dinner wll be served. Ron W BRANDT D Weight Training Carte I'm Njst writing you th«a personal so you can Anas from PEOPLE magazine will be the keyn- Dale Saturday. Oct 19 GRAPHIC ARTS I know things are shaky AOTT * AOTT ■ AOTT ■ AOTT ote speaker and "Loa Untouchables" wll be the wonder who It's from Time 11 am -1 pm Cromakm, scanner, customer service as- between us right now, but ATTITUDE CHECKI band to perform at the dance TICKETS CAN Happy Sweetest Day!??? sistance Part/Full time Reply to Box 8770 I fust wanted to wish you a AOTT PLEDGES ARE #1111 BE CHARGED ON YOUR BURSAR ACCOUNTI 1 Tiffany Anne Wise Toledol Ohio 43897 Happy Sweetest Day AOTT * AOTT ' AOTT " AOTT PUMPKIN SALE Looking forward to this weekend and homecom VOLUNTEERS IN PROGRESS WILL BE NANNIES-spend a year as a nanny with good "All of my Love"-Me tag! HAVING THEIR ANNUAL PUMPKIN SALE ON WANTED tamifces m NJ. NY. CT Up to $350 per week Attention Students' Love. Cratg THURSOAY, OCTOBER 24. THE SALE WILL plus benefits Airfare paid Travel' Save' Help Dear Mushy head. AH you can get m a grocery sack lor SI 25 at You are so cute and I love you so much be- RUN FROM 1100AM- 3:00 PM OUTSIDE OF Finders 1-800-762-1762 Trinity Church rummage sale - 200 N Summit. 1 Female to sublease apt. 2 blocks from cause your nose is always running and your To the Downtowners Ck*>- THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE. ALL Fn 9 00 am to 3 00 p m PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO CHARITY campus Utilities Included except gas. Call OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer. •yes are always red and because I'm attracted Crab Races, Qroovemaster. Kenny Reeves. Yr round. aH countries, all fields Free uito. We R the best partiers that BG sees Attention All Greeks Lorl 352-3083. 10 your sneezing I LOVE IT" FOREVER D PUSH T SHIRTS PUSH T SHIRTS Write UC. PO Box 52-OH03. Corons Del Mar. We have the best team name called the F-ing Wear your letters to Sat. Game 2 male roommates for Spring semester Two Dearest Mushy head. We've sold over 200 and still teftng! They are CA92625 Puds Beat Toledo!! 100 percent cotton A XXL Costs $7 • CaM car garage, outside deck, two bedroom apt I wanted to write you a poem Part time help wanted, telemarketing In even- Our parties R the best cuz they're no duds 372-2040 or 352 7083 Ask lor Brad close to campus Call Derrick or Eric tor mroe to wish you happy sweetest day So how about this Friday, let's do It again. ings in Perrysburg. Possible earnings of AZD AZD AZD AZD AZD PUSH T SHIRTS PUSH T SHIRTS info 354 8474 I'm glad we went home. Cuz it's our senior year and well $l0O0/hr Cafl after 5 00 pm (419) Even it we didn't get to pyay Party to the end!' 2 roommates needed tor Spring Semester. 874 5662 There s some ludge in my apartment Congratulations Kathy Matheny on your recent Close to campus. Call tor more Information P S Everybody must get ! PUSH T SHIRTS PUSH T SHIRTS New let's just go see the animals m our tent Love. 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VIDEO REVENGE: More BG TVfaves THERE'S LOTS BETTER WAYS Hlnes trying to breakdance at "PROUD TOBEBLACKNEY": book shop In metropolitan TO SPEND MY DAYS THAN Good Tymes. and Delta Burke Phone-in program where head Toledo. Lets listen i TALKING TO HEAR MYSELF searching for a convenient place football coach Gary Blackney, the The Man i Orlando! I told you THINK. to puke at Howard's. man behind the revltallzatlon of we needed seventeen Issues of BG COLD IS A DECEPTIVE ■IN SEARCH OF POLITICAL the Falcon grid program, discus- Green Lantern this month! Where KIND OF COLD. CORRECTNESS". This one's not ses the secrets of MAC domina- are they?!? You better find 'em or I'VE GOT BUCKETS FULL OF for the kiddles. For sixty action- tion with callers while relaxing else... TIME. packed minutes. IFC and Panhel on the set of The Party Machine. Orlando i No. Man. !! 111 "TO RECYCLE... TO DREAM". TM : Whaddaya mean "No"?!? In keeping with the post-baby Spine-tingling talk show In which O : I no find them. I no work for boom spirit of our Trash guest professors from the philos- you no more. I'm In charge now. rVtheme this Issue, the crack ophy, English, and fashion de- TM : Listen you taco-catln' mis- staff at Insider Central has as- sign departments extrapolate on fit! This Is my store! sembled a new TV lineup for the the actual destinations of recy- O : No It Isn't. My store now. citizens of Falcontown. Check clable materials once they leave TM.But. i local listings for time and place. the University Union. The series O : Shut up, Man. "THE REAL CHEERS" i Half will debut with a fervent propos- As you can Imagine from this hour comedy laughfest In which al from English Professor How- Incendiary snippet, the tension Sam, Norm, and crew are re- ard McCord claiming that all of builds each week, leading to a placed by the University cheer- the Union's styrofoam Is sent to season-ending conclusion that'll leaders, who fight, bicker, and the grave of Ezra Pound In a bi- knock your socks off. Will Or- threaten their way to the front zarre modernist ritual. Don't wait lando finally take down The page of local newspapers while for the Fourth of July, the fire- Man...or will The Man put this the football team they're support- desperately search for a suitable works are gonna be right here. spunky upstart In his place? Only ing enjoys Its best season In cultural replacement for the exit- "ORLANDO TAKES DOWN The Insider knows for sure. years. ing black greek organizations. In THE MAN": Hens a surreal "COLLEGE BAR SLAMFEST". week one. the greeks' guilt-fueled offering loosely based on the Frank Esposlto Is a senior Eng- In this provocative new series, quest drives them to confront the landmark Chlco and the Man sit- lish major from Warren, Ohio, celebrity guests will attempt to Wood County Future Farmers of com. The basic premise of the se- and editor ofThe Insider. He's perform simple tasks In BG s America, the Society for Creative ries has Orlando, a bellgerent mi- pleased as punch that John bars. The debut episode will fea- Anachronisms, and the estranged grant bean worker, slezlng power Amos, a long-overlooked popular ture Tony Danza trying to use the Yugoslav republics of Serbia, from The Man. his tyrannical bi- culture Icon, finally gets his due bathroom at Brathaus, Gregory Croatia, and Montenegro. got boss at an obscure comic later In this Issue. From Inside The Insider

It's time to go back. Way back to the days when Christmas existed for mass greed and Sat- urday mornings were for sugar Editor: Prank Esposito highs. It's time to revisit those Vssistanl Editor: Wendy M. King great shows you watched as a Staff Photographers: Jeff Rudeliffe kid. Time to decide Just how great Heather Dunaway they really were. Get down and Art Director: dirty with TRASH TV. Scott De- Molly ZakrajHek Katch, Tim Funk, Artis Moore Eirtion Editor: Jennifer Sader and David T. Ring scope the tube Staff Writerti: Tim Funk on pages 6 and 7. Scott DeKatch Elsewhere... Morrella Raleigh Debbie Blzjak makes her In- Production Supervisors: Bill Burgess sider debut a global one on page 3. Scott DeKatch. still pleading Brian Green for obscenities, bonds with Dan Production VsKistanls: Stephen Bernstein Ouayle on page 3. Brad Craddock Kuthy Gaitan sneaks back Into the theatre on Tina Noaker page 8. And we finally getcha Laurel Pajer some mo' music reviews on page 5. Pravin Rodrigues God has smiled upon us this Advertising Manager: Jan Stubbs week. Dr. Dave returns. We're Business Manager: Barb Miller sorry Dave. We're so very sorry. Advisor: Robert Bortel Page 8. Inka-dinka-doo The Editors. The Insider magazine is published every Friday during the academic year by the Board of Student Publications ol Bowling Green State University. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Insider magazine A PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE FROM JERICHO TURNPIKE The Insider magazine and Bowling Green State University Jericho Turnpike wishes to publicly apologize to any patrons of their Oct. 11 performance at Good are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate in Tymes, 153 E. Wooster. who were taken advantage of by greedy Good Tymes management. The manage- hiring practices. ment progressively raised the cover charge throughout the evening, thereby breaching an agreement with the band. Jericho Turnpike had nothing to do with this decision. Copyright 1991, The BG News - Tom Hayes. Nik Sormaz. Jim Morrison. Dave Bromeler. and Mike Allen of Jericho Turnpike TIM IKIDER Friday. Odober IB. 1BI1 I World Champions Global Concerns group helps the world from their own backyard

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Hen's Dan Quayle. The road to any social or en- vlornmental change begins with the raising of personal and public Quayle Quest:Veep awareness."Awareness as an avenue" Is a belief held very strongly by the student members of Global Concerns. lost in dandy posters Global Concerns, a group spon- tions of Congressmen dueling, sored by St. Thomas More Uni- by Scott D*Kcrtch vendors selling peanuts and actually realized." will be the environment, world ACME reporter versity Parish, consists of stu- National Guardsmen voicing dents who believe that their con- When forming the group In politics and Issues that affect support for the Vice President. tribution to raising public aware- 1990, Weber was the natural people on a more local level. Oh. what a wonderful world It ness of particular Issues can, and pick for leader, with a back- A Spring trip to Appalachla Is He could be anywhere, doing would be. will, make a significant differ- one of many activities In the ANYTHING. Whether It* vanda- ence. Host members agree with works for the upcommlng year. lizing New York City, dancing In The other poster has two Charlotte Kldd, one of the newer The trip Is one way for the stu- Red Square or clowning around scenes. The first, with the Veep group members, that It Is Impor- dents to gain first hand experi- In Congress, he Is a sly, unpre- creating some graffiti art on a tant to take active participation In "All issues are ence In working on a personal dictable man. building In New York. Is OK. but "attempting to enlighten the interrelated. We level with the poor. He 15 the Vice President of the the one where he's doing a Rus- community In being sensitive to One activity already underway United States. sian folk dance with a group of more than just their immediate are affected by Is the planting of a peace garden Cossacks Is much better. envlornment" In front of St. Thomas More. The Celestial Arts, In association "All Issues are Interested.' issues even if garden features four paths lead- with Ten Speed Press, has re- Maureen Watts, director of commented Janet Hoy.a social ing to a peace pole, located In the cently Introduced Where's Dan publicity at Celestial Arts, ex- work major and one of the origi- they don't occur center where the paths meet. Quayle?. a line of merchandise pects the merchandise to do well, nal members of the group. "We Each path Is made of a different that Is a spin-off of the popular but she acknowledges Its pro- are affected by Issues even If right in our own material — sand, brick, bark, and r f Where's 14 alao?merchandlse. spective trendlness. they don't occur right In our own backyards." grass — representing the way In The merchandise consists of two "These things kind of have backyards." which the many peoples of the posters and a picture book. their fifteen minutes of fame," The primary goal of the group -Janet Hoy world follow diverse paths but Watts said. "The next few months Is to educate themselves concern- end up united In the common Although this Is another one of will really tell." ing the Issues they Intend to Global Concerns ground of peace. The paths are those totally non-creative ven- tackle. According to Hoy. "The surrounded by four beds of tures that does nothing more than This hot, new Item does owe Its group Is taking a two prong ap- seasonal flowers, with one reap profits by exploiting some prospective success to the proach, we must educate our- blooming each season. other guy's Ideas, It Is rather cute Where's Waldo?hysteria Ten selves before we can attempt to ground of working with the Im- and will probably have more Speed Press realizes this. The educate others." poverished of both Chicago and The planting of the garden be- than Its share of aficionados. It bottom line with Where's Dan According to the Rev. Herb Central America. His role within gan a couple of weeks ago. All would be a great attention-getter Quayle Is humor. Weber, the best way to attain this group Is not teaching, but In went well until Herb's back gave at parties. "The publisher really believes knowledge Is through experien- "learning along with the stu- out when wheelbarrelllng. In having fun," Watts said. tial learning, or learning through dents." "Its the price I paid for peace," The poster depleting Quayle In actual experience. The group, which meets Infor- heJoked. the halls of Congress Is, In my The book and posters are "Anyone can talk about an Is- mally every Tuesday at 9 p.m.. In The group Is open to anyone opinion, the best. Aside from a available at book stores and by sue such as hunger," Weber said. the upper room at St. Thomas Interested In promoting global mlschevlous-Iooklng Vice Presi- mall order from Celestial Arts, "Yet It Isn't until one actually ex- More, Is developing many activi- awarness and encourages those dent preparing to toss a paper P.O. Box 7123. Berkeley. Cali- periences the hunger pains that a ties for this year. A few of the Interested to attend the next airplane, there are also deple- fornia, 94707. full understanding of the issue Is different topics to be discussed meeting.

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by Tim Funk staff writer for the California senate. HELMSLEY still carries George Many program casts have yet Jefferson's charm as Deacon to buy plots in the TV graveyard. Earnest Fry on Awe n. MARLA Good Times' JIMMY "Dy-no-mlte" GIBBS, star of 227, has chilled Riddle me this: If Lenny Kra- WALKER (1975-79) has shaken since her role as Florence the vltz can become sickenlngly his jive role as J.J. Evans for maid, but still has attitude. wealthy In bell bottoms and the stand-up comedy. ROXIE ROKER, Helen WUIls on Dooble Brothers can still be con- Good Times' JOHN AMOS Thejeffersons, has become a sidered for a campus concert, dropped the role of father figure groupie for her son, polyester- why must the TV celebrities of James Evans for the sliver screen, garbed pop star LENNY KRA- the 70s live under a cloud of ridi- starring In crude classics like vrrz. cule? Disney's The World's Greatest The roles of some 70s TV vet- The figureheads of 70s TV Athlete and the low-budget fan- erans have not clouded their tal- have either fallen from grace or tasy Beastmaster. Most recently ents as major film directors. reached other low-budget Amos played the corrupt military PENNY MARSHALL of Laverne A plateaus. As a minion of the 7n- commander In Die Hard 2. Shirley gave us the award- slder. I am charged to document And don't forget that superstar winning film Awakenings. RON the fates of personalities no one JANET JACKSON began her ca- HOWARD kept his alter ego as else would touch, the unsung reer as Penny on Good Times be- Richie Cunningham out of Back- (and downright cheeseball) fore tackling meatier roles such draft and Parenthood. All In the heroes of the 70s. as Charlene (Willis' girlfriend) on Family's "Meathead," ROB DAN HAGGERTY, a.k.a. Griz- DIITrent Strokes.. REINER, directed the brilliant zly Adams (1977-78) retains his Thejeffersons (1975-85) have comedy of the heavy metal nature boy Image running a not abandoned us. SHERMAN epoch, This Is Spinal Tap, and health food restaurant In Califor- WEE-ZA Y! Sherman Hemsley and Isabel San ford on "Thejeffersons." nia. TONY RANDALL and JACK KLUGMAN. better remembered as Felix and Oscar of The Odd last season's sitcom, Morton 4 The prophecy of Fred Sanford Couple, (1970-75) now pay the Hayes. of Sanford <* Son (1972-77) came bills doing Eagle snack commer- Astonishingly, networks have true; REDD FOXX recently had cials as their old characters. exhumed a handful of casts for "the big one," a heart attack on MARIE OSMOND proved that new episodes of retired shows. the set of CBS' The Royal Family she still has fine dental work at the age of 68.1 hope he and singing for Parents' Day at the Spare a moment of silence for Elizabeth had a Joyous reunion. University last year. the deceased stars of the 70s. The hallmarks of the 70s could Some 70s TV singers have giv- FREDDY PRINZE, or Chlco of be seen as the "B-movles" of TV en up vocalizing for politics. Chlco and the Man (1974-78). history. Perhaps the reruns will DON NY OSMOND has joined died at the series' peak of popu- divert history's worst fashions JOHN DENVER to fight the PMRO larity. from the predicted comeback. he also sings a flesty cover of the Bee Gees' "Staying Alive" on the latest DWEEZIL ZAPPA record. SONNY BONO entered the race By Scott DeKatch

This is my list of the best of the worst that has ever aired on television. Criteria for this category was tough, due to limited space, so I totally overlooked those totally terrible shows like The Adventures of Mark and Brian. Needless to say, It was not easy to come up with only five. Here goes. CORRECTAMUNDOl Henry Wlnkler 5.Buck Rogers In the 25th Century - This show was and Ron Howard on "Happy Days'' not only cheese, but the aerosol kind. Buck had that excellent Vltalls hair. Twlkkl was kind of like a futur- istic Porky Pig and Erin Gray... Hoo.boy! HOT! HOT! HOT! 4. Silver Spoons -The plots were cheesy, bordering on sappy and Erin was STILL sooooo hot. 3. After M' A 'S'H- We Just couldn't get enough. The war was over, the cast all moved to the same town and Father Mulcahy was drunk as a skunk. Yeccccch! 2.B.J. and the Bear- A man living with a chimp In an elghteen-wheeler, on the lam from the bumbling Sheriff Lobo, who could never quite manage to catch him. PETA officials would have loved this one. 1. The Dukes of Hazzard- Two cousins who drove a stocked-up Charger painted with a Confederate flag, lived with their old uncle and slept with their cousin, Daisy, who should have been played by Erin Gray. Racism, sexism and Incest - America at Its Redneck best. Amazing how nobody ever admitted to watching this show, but It always topped the ratings. Well, couch potatoes, that's It. If you don't like 'em. THEM DUKES: James Best. Sorrell Booke, John Schneider, Tom Wopat and too bad. Till next time, never rub another man's rhubarb. Catherine Bach on "The Dukes ofHazzard." ,,-,-,. '""•" --"■■'■' ' ■.-..■.. -- , . - -. . . ,.• ■ . ■ i. i i . i . ii.jll i TIM IHSIDER Friday. October is. 1991 7

As If being forced to Miller, a Geology major from the watch Who s the Boss four times a University of Dayton and self- day wasn't enough, Independent confessed WKRP Junkie, said. stations around the area are "Bringing it back In this generic pummellng us nightly with an format is blasphemy." endless barrage of mediocre, al- Another departure from con- beit brand new, half-hour sit- ventional television are the coms. brand new shows, such as Harry These sitcoms are brought Into and the Hendersons. Tarzan,and our living rooms through a pro- Superboy which have completely cess known as syndication, bypassed the networks alto- which allows Independent gether, premlerlng in sydicatlon stations to purchase certain tele- as brand new shows. vision shows for broadcast on According to Kattel, syndicated their station at whatever time sitcoms find their largest audi- they wish. ences In the young adult popula- tion. Every Sunday night. WUPW "Advertisers try to segment the Fox 36 from Toledo reminds us 18-25 age group with these ever so gently that we all have shows," Kattel said. Charles In Charge of our days and Some University students our nights. Harry and the Hen- agree with the fact that these are dersons allows us to witness the indeed quality shows. joy of having a giant, smelly, missing link In our very own "I like them. These shows are homes. Tarzanshows us that we funny and relaxing," Todd Long, all have a little "King of the Jun- a junior Business major said. gle " 1 n us. andSuperboy forces all Whether or not you personally of us, young and old, to climb ITS A BIRD! ITS A PLANE! Gerard Christopher as Superboy. " agree with the fact that these are high Into the tallest oak trees and worthwhile shows, or whether or scream at the top of our lungs, "I Aames (Eight Is Enough) is par- M'AS-H. (parts ofthem, at least). WKRPIn not they should bring back old can fly! I can fly!" ticularly Interesting because It The same formula holds true Clnclnattl Is back In syndicated shows In a new format, these "These shows do extremely failed In Its original CBS run from for What's Happenln' Now. a con- form, with brand new episodes syndicated sitcoms are growing well for us," Dennis Kattel, Pro- 1984-85. According to the con- tinuation of What'sHappenln'. a every week. It's just the same as in number. And the local televi- gram Director for WUPW said. ventional rules of network televi- sitcom about life in a black the old show, a hilarious sitcom sion stations don't seem to mind. The whole concept of new sion, the show should have been neighborhood which ran on ABC about a small Midwestern radio "New shows are previewed shows In syndication is a depar- dumped, never to be seen again. from 1976 to 1979, brings us station which enjoyed a fairly every January at the Program- ture from the conventional way However, Charles In Charge Is back into contact with our friends succesful run on CBS from 1978 ming Convention," Kattel said. that the television Industry now enjoying high ratings In - Rerun, et al - friends we didn't to 1982, only Venus, Andy. Jen- "We'll be getting a look at some of works. Charles In Charge which syndication as new episodes know we missed. nifer, Bailey, and Johnny Fever the brand new shows then." At stars Scott Balo {Happy Days, compete with such tried and true Friends some of us did actually seem to have dlssapeared. least they're not trying to force Joanle Loves Chacht) and Willie reruns nsAll In the Family and miss are coming back as well " WKRP was a great show," Ben The New JefTersons on us. THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING TOONS By Amis Moore Saturday Morning Has Big Problems

Cartoons Just aren't as good as speed which quite possibly Tunes characters to shrink, Bu they used to be. They're Just not would have redefined the term Bunny, Daffy Duck. Porky Pig, the same. Most of the cartoons "projectile vomiting." Wile E. Coyote, Yosemlte Sam, now started off as toys, video On any Saturday morning you and Elmer Fudd are professors In games, movies, and real people. can see kid versions of The Flint- a university for cartoons. The Cartoon writers have now resort- stones, Yogi Bear and his whole real cast Is the students, a wide ed to taking our most beloved crew, Scooby Doo, Shaggy, Tom array of new characters hoping cartoon characters and turning & Jerry, and more. Come on now! to be as good as their Instructors. them Into...kids. Yogi and Boo-Boo hanging out at The jokes are definitely written Imagine me, an old-school car- the mall In which Augle Doggie for the generation that grew up toon maniac. In front of the old owns a store? I left Scooby. Sha- with the Looney Tunes, but the 19-Inch babysitter with a big ol' ggy, Velma. Fred, and Daphne as ultra-violence that kept us watch- bowl of my favorite sugar-coated, teenagers, now they're all kids. I ing has been toned down for the vitamin-fortified, over-priced, ar- always thought Daphne was go- more conservative parents of this f~ tlflclally- ing to get pregnant as many times generation. "' fIavored.(God-Knows-What-They as she and Fred left Scooby. Sha- -Used-To-Color-It, How-Does-It- ggy, and Velma and got lost In the Other than Tiny Toons, this in- Stay-Crunchy-In-Mllk?), corn and dark. flux of shrinking cartoons is the wheat derivative, all set to see There is one bright spot In this beginning of the end of cartoon 199 l's cartoons. It took all of my dirge of uncreatlve. anythlng-for- creativity. What's next? The Care willpower and fortitude to keep a-buck cartoon hell: Tiny Toons. Bear Fetuses? I'd suggest watch- my Captain Crunchberrles from Instead of forcing our most be- ing the Yo! MTV Raps Saturday spewing out of my mouth at a loved Warner Bros.' Looney morning show Instead. a Friday, octobar II. 1991 TMMSftXR

LET'S MAKE ROOM FOR VERONICA University stage offers creepy thriller i El Doctor visita el mundo! Jeff Bond (The Man) who com- by »rad Craddock pllmented her well, especially In by Dove iasklnd with "La Isla Bonlta"? theatre critic Incredible College ol Musical Knowledge the last act. His threatening pres- Sophomore level-Two points ence was strong but scattered. each. Brooke Vlntrup, was awkward 3.What band hit Number One The University's production of but compelling as The Girl Every week I sit In front of this Dr. DAVE'S with "La Bamba"? Ira Levin's Veronica's brought Into all this madness. computer and I wait. I wait for a 4. What band hit Number One Roompresents us with a creepy Her performance was also scat- burst of inspiration or a clever recently with "I Adore Ml portrayal of Identities lost and tered, yet Intense In places. Dan little thought to pop into my Amor"? found. This melodramatic story Gibbons rounded out the play as head. However, some days I find Junior level-Three points each. of Incest and murder Involving a The Young Man. His vocal quality my brain flooded with creativity, MUSIC QUIZ 5. What band-band went to brother and sister, keeps us on and composure were commen- and writing can be a frustrating Number One with "Kyrie"? the edge of our seats. The rise dable. struggle. This week, I could men- 6. Who hit Number Two In 1984 and fall of the scenes give the tion things like: What Is an ex- with "99 Luftballooons"? feeling of riding a roller-coaster Director Mike Lee's well- pert?, what's the difference be- To enter our quiz this week, Senior level-Four points each. through the minds of the charac- constructed tempo moved easily. tween dating and going out?, merely send your name, address, 7 Who hit the Top 10 earlier ters. His blocking, however, was stil- why are people ticklish?, why I phone number, and favorite this year with "Sadeness Part 1"? ted at times as the actors delayed like bluntness, washing summer of 1991 movie to "Dr. 8. What man's first Top 40 hit To begin with, the set. de- their next moves. I kept wonder- machines, or why clowns with Dave's Quiz." c/o 214 West Hall, was 1987 s Number Two hit signed by Brian Keegan. Is as ing why the characters didn't fol- clarinet players are funny. BG, OH. 43403, or slam dunk It "CEstUVIe"? schizophrenic as the plot. The low through with their apparent However, I barely have the space In the fine wooden box In 210 Graduate level-Five points audience seems to be watching goals. to even list them. So, Dr. Dave West Hall before B a.m., Wed., each. through the walls. Unfortunately, will be delighted to discuss these Oct. 17.1991. 9.What one-hit wonder act hit this upsets some scenes and the Ira Levin's script was carefully topics with his readers In person Let us now embark on a Jour- the Top Five In 1983 with "Der actors sometimes can't help but executed. It Includes enough nail- (depending on who does the ask- ney, a musical Journey across the Kommlssar"? upstage each other. This can't be biting tension to please any audi- ing). globe. To explore some of the 10. What man, who had six Top helped and does nothing to ruin ence. The original script down- This week, "Dr. Dave's Incre- foreign song titles that have ap- 40 hits from soundtracks In the the play. The decor and props plays some of the burlesque blz- dible College of Musical Know- peared In the Top 40, simply 1980s. hit the Top40 In 1985 don't seem old enough to deliver zareness Included on Broadway. ledge" was ecstatic to see a barrel close your eyes, click your heels, with "Vox Humana"? vintage 1935. The lighting design But one can hardly expect a nude full o' entries to last week's alter- and escape on a magical trip If you win. you'll receive a casts shadows which set the scene on the University stage. native quiz. So, one of the multi- within your mind (???): prestigious OFFICIAL Dr. Dave mood for this thriller. Sad to say, Levin cut that part out talented BG News staff members Freshman level-One point diploma and a FREE promotional of the original. randomly selected Amy Karllak. each. cassette from our friends at Fin- Mary Brucfcer's portrayal of On my grading scale I give whose favorite game show Is 1 Who hit the Top 10 In 1991 ders Records and Tapes at 128 N. The Woman, was energetically Veronica s Room a B for a solid Jeopardy (my choice, too), as the with "Rico Suave"? Main. I bet YOU could use a new evil and thoughtfully con- thriller with a few minor errors. winner. The correct answers 2.Who hit the Top Five In 1987 tape. structed. Brucker's focus was al- The show runs Oct. 17-20 at 8 were: ways be In the play and on the p.m. and Oct.20th at 2 p.m. In 1 REM 2.U2 3Depeche Mode other actors. Her demeanor In the room 405. University Hall. Tick- 4.The Cure 5 Jesus Jones 6."So Swinging Out first act was a bit cliche as the old ets available at the door. Caution: Alive" 7.Elvis Costello 8 Erasure Irish servant. limited seating. 9The Psychedelic Furs lO.Kate Brucker's partner in crime was See you at the Theatre! Bush

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Vol. XXII, No. 4 Bowling Or—n State University October 18,1991 Weekend is last chance to 'Blast From the Past'

This afternoon, students from free cable service will be raffled. the Alumni Center at 372-2701 Then at 1:30 p.m., the Falcons both Bowling Green and Toledo The Alumni Association will be- UAO weekend movies will be will meet the Rockets for North- will compete in the "Intramural gin its weekend of activities at "Grease" and "This is Spinal Tap " west Ohio football bragging rights. Sports Clash," a multi-sport event. 6:30 p.m. with the annual Honor- The finale of Homecoming will Bowling Green leads the series The events will begin at 4 p.m. on ary Alumnus Dinner at the Holley begin Saturday morning with a se- 29-22-4. the fields near the Ice Arena Lodge, 1630 E. WoosterSt. ries of receptions and brunches. Tonight at 8:30 p.m. "the Blast" Scheduled to be honored as hon- An all-campus open house will be- The Board of Black Cultural Ac- will be held in Lenhart Grand Ball- orary alumni are Marian Moore, gin at 9 am at the Mileti Alumni tivities, in conjunction with the room. There is no admission wife of former University President Center. Black Student Union, will close out charge and it is designed to be Hollis Moore; Ken Schoeni, an At 1 p.m., attention will turn to the weekend's events when they more of a party than a dance, ac- administrative assistant in the ath- the football stadium as the Alumni sponsor the annual Homecoming cording to Gayle Thatcher, home- letic department; and the late Co- Band presents its annual pregame Ball beginning at 6 p.m. in the coming public relations director. It linne Anderson, wife of famed Fal- show and William Ficken, a 1963 Northeast Commons. is a semi-formal mixer that wel- con basketball coach Harold "An- graduate of the University, will be Freddy Fa/con is a rrmnstay ot Homecoming weekend. (Photo comes both couples and singles. dy" Anderson. Reservations for presented with the Alumni Service All Homecoming activities are Courtesy Pubic RekMons) A television, a video recorder and the dinner can be made by calling Award. being coordinated by UAO. Lettermen tickets available for Parents Weekend November is Career Harmony and romance will fill University relations and director of professsor of music Wallace De- Anderson Arena when Bowling alumni affairs. Pue and his four sons, all accom- Month at University Green State University welcomes Over the last 25 years the Let- plished violinists, will play a range the Lettermen back for their third termen have sold 20 million re- of music from country to the clas- Career Development Month affected by peers or the student's Parent's Day performance on Nov. cords and played 7,000 sold-out sics. They are the recipients of the starts a week early, featuring parents," Colvin says. 9. shows. Original member Tony Bu- American Music Conference's workshops from Oct. 25 through Students gather experience in The trio, whose hits include tala, Ernie Pontiere and Donovan 1989 Amateur Music Family of November. stage three and sometimes this is "The Way You Look Tonight," Scott Tea combine a smooth blend the Year Award. DePue has writ- The workshops will deal with a where some will find they are not "Put Your Head on My Shoulder," and unique harmony to make them ten a special piece to debut at the number of career fields. All the happy with their choice. and "Goin' Out of My Head," were one of the most enduring trios 1991 Parents Day show. workshops are sponsored by stu- Stage four is the final stage featured in the 1985 and 1988 worldwide They have played dent organizations. "This was where the job search or applica- shows. concerts in Japan, the Philippines. The Alumni Association, which done so the workshops would tion for graduate school begins "They are true entertainers and Thailand, Singapore, Hong Knong, is sponsoring the event, is now meet student needs," according their Bowling Green performances France, Mexico. Canada, Chile, accepting advance reservations to Cindy Colvin, assistant director All of these stages are handled have been very popular. I've never and Saudi Arabia in addition to for the performance. Ticket prices of Academic Enhancement. by the offices represented on the seen a crowd disappointed in a their extensive touring in the U.S. are $15, $11 and $7. Visa and "Many time students do not rea- Career Services Advisory Council Lettermen show," said Larry We- The opening act will be the De- MasterCard orders will be accept- lize the relationship between who (CSAC). The CSAC is responsible iss, assistant vice president for Pue Family Musicians. University ed by phone at 372-2701. they are and the choices they for organization of Career Devel- make concerning their field of opment Month. study," says Deb Vetter, Coor- dinator of Career Development for For more information call Uni- Mozart performance Reggae at BG the Counseling and Career Devel- versity Placement Services at opment Center. 372-2356. The Bowling Green State Uni- Manley is a senior majoring in November 2 "The goal of Career Develop- versity College of Musical Arts' music education. He is the son of ment month is to heighten aware- WSA offers Japan film today, Collegiate Chorale, A Cappella Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manley of The 7th Annual One Love Reg- ness that there is a process stu- Choir, and the Bowling Green Xenia. Manley will also be appear- gae Party, which will feature the dents go through when implement- Halloween party next Friday PhNharmonia will present Wolf- ing as a cast member in Bowling Columbus based band "The Ark." ing career plans," Vetter says. gang Amadeus Mozart's "Re- Green Opera Theater's upcoming promises a "really good time" for "Some students will go through "It's not just a video and lecture, quiem" 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27, in November production of "The an. says Errol Lam, adviser to the the career development stages it's a place to go, to talk and meet Kobacker Had of the Moore Musi- Student Prince" by Sigmund Carribean Association. subconsciously, but some need friends," says Renu Mahajan of cal Arts Center. Rom berg. direction," according to Vetter. the World Student Association, Richard Mathey, director of The party, which is Saturday, about the organization's special choral activities, is conductor for Bauman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nov. 2 In the Lenhart Grand Ball- Stage one is self-exploration, coffee hours today from the work. Soloists are soprano Al- Ken Bauman of Concord, Mich., is room, has been brought back year which many students skip, says 1 30-330 p.m. Taking place in ison Ruble, alto Jayne Herman, a second year graduate student after year because people enjoy it Vetter. "Most students come to the WSA lounge on the 11 th floor tenor Kevin Manley, and bass Jef- majoring in voice. He made his so much, according to Lam. college in stage two and do not of Offenhauer West, this is a spe- frey Baueman. professional debut in "La realize it is wrong until they come cial edition of WSA's weekh/cof- Ruble, a sophomore majoring in Boheme" with the Lenawee Opera "Reggae music Is very infec- to a hurdle in their course re- fee hours, normally Thursdays vocal performance, has appeared and appeared as Sarastro in Bowl- tious and real vibrations come quirements," according to Vetter. 2:30-4:30 p.m. Special coffee in campus productions of "The ing Green Opera Theater's "The from the music.. .There is a mes- "Students should evaluate their va- hours are once a month and focus Magic Flute." "The Bartered Magic Flute" last spring Bauman sage In the music that gives a lues, interests, and abilities in on a specific culture. They are Bride," "The Long Christmas Din- will also perform the role Dr. Engel sense of universal greeting" ac- stage one but many make that de- free and open to al. ner" and "Hin und Zuruck." She is in "The Student Prince." cording to Lam. cision some other way," says Col- Another special event for WSA the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tickets are $3 for students and vin. is the Halloween party, which will Thomas Ruble of Ashland. senior citizens, $5 for others. "The Ark," who play the latest be on Friday. Nov. 1 from 9 p.m.-1 Herman, of Sylvania, is a second They can be purchased by calling Reggae hits, originals and clas- In stage two students Identify a.m. in the Amani Room. Although year graduate student majoring in ^IMondayFriday sics, features four members and with an occupation after assessing it is not required, everyone should mueic-aduoetiof* was formerly known as Addis. . . their anilities tho decioion CAD he. -wear-a costume, says Renu. ! I 6 •m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit 8 p.m. - Hispanic Heritage Month 10:45 a.m. - Church Service 7:30-9 p.m. - Bible Study Noon - Forum "'HISPANIA'," works by Hispanic El Cabdo Viento music ensemble Faith Temple. 175 State St Free and open to el Sponsored by President Olscamp's Student Open I artists Irom Ohio Free and open to Free and open lo all Bryan Recital (Sunday school at 10am) Christian Outreach Ministry Talt Forums. Free and open to all all BGSU McFal Center Gallery Hall. Moore Musical Arts Center. Room. University Union. Room 221. McFaH Center 10-45 a.m. - Church Service 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Art Exhibit 8 p.m. - Theatre Production Deliverance Tabernacle Church ol 7:30-9 p.m. -Meeting 3 p.m. - Soccer "Alrican American Sett Portraits. "Veronica's Room." by Ira Levin God. 1 7202 N Mercer (Sunday Time Out lor Cathoiocism." Free BGSU at Michigan State University Standing With'Withstanding " Free Open to all Tickets available at school at 930 am ) and open to al. Anttoch Library, St. East Lansing | and open to all Fine Arts Gallery door. Sponsored by BGSU Thomas More Department ot Theatre 405 11 a.m. - Church Service 3:30 p.m. - Seminar 9 a.m .-5 p.m. - Display University Kill Maumee Valley Unitarian 8 p.m. - Concert Dr. James Qmnn. University of "Ephemeral Sculpture Unrversalist Congregation SchaHer Westbrook String Quartet. California-Davis Impact of Habitat Performance Costumes of Sha Sha 8p.m.-Classic Movie Hall. 130 W Indiana. Perrysburg Youngstown State University Free Fragmentation on Diversity and Higby " Free and open to all The Scarlet Letter " Free and (Religious education al 10 a.m.). and open to al. Bryan Recital Hall. Extinction '' Free and open to ail Kennedy Green Room. Moore open to all Gish Film Theatre. 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University Union This ts Spinal Tap " S1 50 with Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Arts Free and open to al. University BGSU ID 210 Math Science Center 17 a.m.-Bible Breakfast Christian Fellowship. 4:30 p.m. - TV Program I Open to al University Lutheran Campus Connection "Wood 5:30 p.m.-Meeting I Chapel. 1124 E Wooster 8 p.m. - Forum Cable Channel 24. 8,10 a.m. - Church Services Worid Student Association Free "Peace in the Middle East." Free and open to all 11 th floor, 19 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Art Exhibit and open to al. Sponsored by PJ"« St Johns Episcopal Church, 1509 "African American Self Portraits International Relations 7:30 p.m.-Volleyball [ E Wooster Offenhauer West. BGSU at Miami University Oxford IStanding With'Withstanding " Free Organization. 1007 Business 6:30 p.m. - Church Service I and open to all Fine Arts Gallery Administration Annex 8 p.m. - Concert 8,10 a.m., Noon - Church Faith Temple. 175 State St Services 9 a.m.-5 p.m. - Display 8 p.m.-Meeting GmWhali String Ensemble with St Atoysius Church. 1 50 S MichalaPetn Open to alt Call lor 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show "Ephemeral Sculpture International Relations | Enterprise ticket into Festival Series, "Destination Universe, Our Future Performance Costumes ol Sha Sha Organization. Free and open to all sponsored by College ot Musical in Space "S1 donation suggestod Higby " Free and open to all 114 Education Building 8:30.11 a.m. - Church Services Open to all Planatarium. Kennedy Green Room. Moore Arts Kobacker Hal. Moore Musical St Mark's Lutheran Church. 315 Arts Center Musical Arts Center 8 p.m. - Theatre Production S College (Sunday school at 9 45 "Mother Hicks." by Suzan Zeder a.m.). 8 p.m. - Concert 8 p.m. - Planetarium Show Bowling Green Brass Quintet Free 11 a.m.-Bible Study S3 Open to all Featuring BGSU Free and open to all United freshmen. Joe E Brown Theatre, "Destination Universe. Our Future 9,11 a.m. - Church Services and open to al. Bryan Chamber in Space "Si donation suggested Series. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Christian Fellowship Center, 313 University Hal. Open to all Planetarium First United Methodist Church. Musical Arts Center Thurstin 1506 E Wooster 9 p.m. - Meeting CM Peace Coalition Free and open to 8 p.m. - Theatre Production 9:30 a.m. - Church Service 10 p.m. - TV Program CSJ 3 p.m.-Lecture "Veronica's Room." by Ira Levin Campus Connection " Wood "Effective Leadership in Higher all United Christian Fellowship Grace Brethren Church. 121 S. Cable Channel 24 Education " Free and open to aU Center, 313 Thurstin Open to all. Tickets available at Enterprise door Sponsored by BGSU Gerald Saddiemire Lecture Series Department ol Theatre 405 OJ Alumni Room. University Union 9:16 p.m. -Meeting 10 a.m. - Church Service University Hall ■ Resident Student Association Free Proul Chapel. 4 p.m. - Intramurals and open to on-campus students 8,10 p.m. - UAO Homecoming •5 Coed Triples Volleyball entries due. Second floor. Student Services 10 a.m. - Church Service Movie 18 a.m.-S p.m. - Art Exhibit 108 Student Recreation Center Building "Grease $1 50 with BGSU ID. First Presbyterian Church. 126 S. Church. I"'HISPANIA!." works by Hispanic 210 Math Science I artists from Ohio Free and open to 8-7:30 p.m.- BQSU Karate Club 9:30 p.m. - Meeting Registration fee Open to all. Gym. Reach-Out social service 10.11:30a.m..; p.m. - Church I all BGSU McFaii Center Gallery 8:30 p.m.-Midnight - Eppier Center organization Free and open to all Services • Homecoming 19 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Art Exhibit 106 South Hall The Blast Party. Dance. St Thomas More Parish. 425 7 p.m. - Auditions Thurstin I "African American Self Portraits: Semiformal Free and open to all I Standing With Withstanding " Free "Charlotte's Web," by 9:30 p.m. - Reflections and Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Union. | and open to all Fine Arts Gallery Treenouse Troupe. Free and Devotions 10 a.m.. 0 p.m. - Church Services open to all. Sponsored by BGSU Free and open to al. University Midnight - UAO Homecoming Dayspring Assembly of God. Theatre Department. 400 Lutheran Chapel. 1124 E. 17360 N. Code Highway. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. - Display Movie "Ephemeral Sculpture: University Hall. Wooster "This is Spinal Tap" $1 50 with 10:15 a.m.- Church Service Performance Costumes ol Sha Sha BGSU ID 210 Math Science. Higby." Free and open to ail 7 p.m.-Auditions Christ Community Church. 123 1992 Humanities Troupe Free and Court St Kennedy Green Room. Moore Musical Arts Center. open to all Sponsored by BGSU Theatre Department 402 10:30 a.m. - Church Service Is a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit 4:30-4 p.m. - Matting University Hal l"!HISPANIA!.' works by Hispanic 111 a.m.-1 p.m. - Clinic Peace Lutheran Church. 1026 West Pearl (Sunday school at 9:15 Men's Issues Discussion Group Iartists from Onto. Free and open to L—J Weight Room Awareness. Free and Free and open to al Faculty 7 p.m.-Volleyball I aft BGSU McFal Center Oakery f^v open lo all Student Recreation Lounge. University Union. BGSU vs University ol Dayton. | Center Anderson Arena. 10:30 a.m. - Church Service CM 19 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Art Exhibit 8-8 p.m. - Meeting I "African American Self Portraits 11 p.m. - Rugby Agape Church of Prayer. United ■ 9:15-10:18 p.m. - Ice Skating Christian Fellowship. 313 Thurstin BGSU Juggling Club Si semester I Standing WittvWithatanding." Free I BGSU v Indiana University tee Open to al. Eppter South gym. BGSU Skating Club Open to all | and open to al Fine Arts Gallery I College Part Rugby Field. (Bane study at 8:30 a.m.). 3 Ice Arena 10:30 a.m. - Church Service 8:30 p.m.-Meeting 9 a.m.-6 p.m. - Display 11:30 p.m. - Homecoming Amnesty International. Free and "Ephemeral Sculpture: I Football BGSUvs University Trinity United Methodist Church. 200 N. Summit (Sunday school at open to all 306 Harms Hall 18 a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit Performance Costumes of Sha Sha I Toledo Doyt Perry Field 9:16am.) I 'HISPANIA'. works by Hispanic Higby " Free and open to al 7 p.m. - Auditions I artists Irom Ohio. Free and open to Kennedy Green Room, Moore 2 p.m. - Theetre Production 1992 Humanities Troupe Free and Musical Arts Center. •Veronica's Room," by Ira Lewi. 10:30 a.m. - Church Service I al. BGSU McFal Center Gallery University Lutheran Chapel. 1124 open to el. Sponsored by BGSU Open to all Tickets available at E Wooster Theatre Department 402 [9-11:30 a.m. - Academic 2:80-4 p.m. - Coffee Hours door Sponsored by BGSU Unrversrty Hal I Advisement French language and company Department ot Theatre 405 Open to all French House. University Hal 10:30 a.m. - Church Service I For hearing Impaired majors. 444 University Christian Church. 1040 7 p.m. - Auditions | Education Building, "Charlotte's Web," by 6 p.m. - Co-Dependent a 4 p.m.-Soccer Choral Reneersal He*. Moore CM Musical Arts Center. Treenouse Troupe. Free and 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m - Alt Exhibit Anonymous BGSU vs Eastern Michigan open to all. Sponsored by BGSU "African American Sell Portraits Free and open to al. First University Cochrane Field. 10:30 a.m.. 0 p.m. - Church Theetre Department. 400 Standing With/Withatanding." Free Presbyterian Church, 120 S. Service. University Hall. and open to al. Fine Arts Gallery Church St 7 p.m. - Volleyball First Baptist Church. 749 S. BGSU at Bail State University Win ter garden. 7 p.m.-Meeting 9 a.m.-5 p.m. - Display 9 p.m. - Meeting Muncie. Ind Christian Student Fellowship Free Ephemeral Sculpture: Students To Elect A Mayor. Free 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. - Church and open to al Capital Room, Pertormence Costumes of Sha Sha and open to al 101 Business 8 p.m. - Graduate String Quartet Services University Union Higby" Free and open to al. Administration Coffeehouse Concerts." Open to al Sponsored by Grounds for Village View Church of Chriet 801 Kennedy Green Room. Moore West Poe Fid 7 p.m. - Meeting Musical Arts Center. 6-7:30 p.m. - BQSU Karate Club Thought and College ol Musical Students for Ethical Treatment of naujttgaMuu fee Open to el. Gym. Arts Grounds for Thought coffee Animals Free and open to al. S3 Eppier Center. shop. 10:4s i m. - Church Service 11:30 a.m. - TV Program Fist Christian Church, 876 United Christian Fellowship Center. 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II p.m.-Football 7:30-9 p.m.-Bible Study 11:30-3:30 p.m. - Career Fair I BGSU at Western Michigan Free and open to all Sponsored by 8 p.m.-Meeting I Operation M O R E Minorities on 7-8:30 p.m. - Wellness Pursuit I University Kalamazoo Christian Outreach Ministry. Taft International Relations I the Road to Employment Program Room. University Union. Organization Free and open to all I Sponsored by University $10 material charge. Open to al. 1 p.m.-Rugby 11 4 Education Building I Placement Services. Lenhart Grand Sponsored by Student Health BGSU vs Ohio Northern 7:30-9 p.m. - Meeting I Ballroom. University Union Service and Student Wellness University College Park Rugby "Time Out for Cathotocism " Free 8-10 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness Center Student Health Service Field and open to all. Antioch Library. St. Week 1:30 p.m.-Seminar lobby Thomas More Church. Mocktrial. Free and open to all "Hispanics m the Workplace." Free 2 p.m. - Soccer Sponsored by Student Legal and open to all Sponsored by 7:30 p.m. - Lecture BGSU vs University of Dayton 8 p.m. - Meeting Services 1 16 Business Hispanic Graduate Student Union. "The Emmigration/Acclimation Cochrane Field Students lor Lite Free and open to Administration Building Amani Room, Commons. Problem of Russian Jews." Barry al. Faculty Lounge. University Kudtowrtz Free and open to all 4 p.m.-Volleyball Union 9 p.m.-Meeting 4:30 p.m. - TV Program Sponsored by Russian Club BGSU at Central Michigan Peace Coalition Free and open to "Campus Connection " Wood Conference Room 101. Shatzel CM University Mount Pleasant. 8-9 p.m.-Meeting al. United Christian Fellowship Cable Channel 24 Hal Christian Science Organization Center, 3l3Thurstin 7:30 p.m. - Hockey Free and open to all Canal Room, 7:30 p.m.-Hockey 7:30 p.m. - Variety Show BGSU vs Ohio State University University Union 9:15 p.m.-Meeting BGSU at Lake Superior State Thursday Night Live. Free and open Ice Arena Resident Student Association Free University Sault Ste Marie, Mich. to all Sponsored by BGSU Bible 6 p.m. - Movie and open to on-campus students Studies. Ice Arena lounge 8 p.m. - Theatre Production "The King and His Jester " Free Second lloor. Student Services 8 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness "Mother Hicks." by Suzan Zeder and open to all. Gish Film Theatre. Building. Week 0 p.m. - Concert $3 Open to all Featuring BGSU Hanna Hal AAW Dance Free and open to all Jazz guitarist Cal Collins $7 adults. freshmen Joe E Brown Theatre, 9:30 p.m. - Reflections and Sponsored by BACCHUS Board $ 5 students Sponsored by University Hall Devotions Lenhart Grand Ballroom, University College ot Musical Arts Bryan Free and open to al University Union. Recital Hall. Moore Musical Arts 8,10 p.m.. Midnight - UAO Movie Lutheran Chapel. 1124 E Center "Misery." $1.50 with BGSU I D 7 a.m.-Bible Breakfast Wooster 8,10 p.m. -UAO Movie 210 Math Science. I Open to al. University Lutheran "Pump Up the Volume " $1 50 8 p.m. - Theatre Presentation Chapel, 1 124 E Wooster. with BGSU ID 210 Math Science 10 p.m.-2 a.m. - Ethnic 111 a.m. - Alcohol Awareness Original production by Carmen I Week Building Akcia Morale Free and open to all Masquerade Dance [ 8 a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit Hispanic Heritage Month. 121 Charge at door. Open to al. Prize I Mock Drunk Driving Accident Free Midnight - UAO Movie "'HISPANIAt." works by Hispanic I and open to all Sponsored by West Hal for best costume Sponsored by artists from Ohio Free and open to "Heathers " $ 1 50 with BGSU ID Coalition for Transculturai I Never Again Student Services 210 Math Science Building | all BGSU McFall Center Gallery I parking lot. 8 p.m. - Theatre Production Enhancement. Northeast "Mother Hicks." by Suzan Zeder. Commons Midnight - Alcohol Awareness 11 a.m.-Bible Study 12:30-4 p.m. - Coffee Hours $3 Open to all Featuring BGSU Free and open to all. United Week I French language and company freshmen Joe E Brown Theatre. Christian Fellowship Center. 313 Bonfire and smg-along Free and I Open to all French House University Hall Thurstin. open to all College Park 5 p.m. - Co-Dependents 8:30 p.m. - Meeting 8-7:30 p.m.- BQSU Karate Club Lesbian and Gay Alliance Free and Anonymous Registration fee Open to all -Gym. Free and open to all First open to all United Christian Eppler Center. 11 p.m. - Rugby Fellowship Presbyterian Church. 126 S. Church St iBGSUvs Kent State University I 2 p.m. - Theatre Production 8-10 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness I College Park Rugby Field 9 p.m. -UAO Classic Film I "Mother Hicks." by Suzan Zeder Week 6 p.m. - Meeting "Dead Reckoning." with Humphrey $3 Open to all Featuring BGSU Talk Show. Free and open to all 1:30 p.m. -Football. Bogart Free and open lo all Gish Students To Elect A Mayor. Free I freshmen Joe E. Brown Theatre, CM Sponsored by Interfraternity and open to all 101 Business Film Theatre, Hanna Hall | University Hal. Council. Panhellenic Council, and ■ Administration. I BGSU at Miami University. Honors Student Association. CO | Oxford. 3 p.m. - Concert Lenhart Grand Balroom. University 8-7:30 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness Mozart and the Age of Union Week 17 p.m.-Volleyball Enlightenment. Mozart's George Obermeir Free and open IBGSUvs Western Michigan I 8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Art Exhibit "Requiem." $5 adults. $3 9:18*10:16 p.m. - Ice Skating to all Lenhart Grand Balroom, I University Anderson Arena I "iHISPANIA"." works by Hispanic" students, senior citizens Kobacker BGSU Skating Club Open to all University Union I artists from Ohio Free and open to Hal. Moore Musical Arts Center ice Arena 7:30 p.m. -Hockey I all BGSU McFall Center Gallery. 8-7:30 p.m. - BQSU Karate Club BGSU at Lake Superior State 4-6 p.m. - Meeting 10 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness Registration fee Open to all Gym, University Sault Ste Mane, Mich 111:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - Seminar African American Graduate Student Week Eppler Center I "Career Choices in Music." Free Association Free 304 Mosety Mocktails and hors d'oeuvres Free 8,10 p.m.-UAO Movie land open to all Sponsored by CM Hal and open to all Sponsored by 7-8:30 p.m. - Wellness Pursuit "Pump Up the Volume $ I 50 ISigma Alpha Iota Choral Room. G AM M A andP AR.T.Y. Program withBGSUID 210 Math Science | Moore Musical Arts Center. 5:30 p.m. - Meeting Lenhart Grand Ballroom. University $ 10 material charge Open to al Building World Student Association. Free Union. Sponsored by Student Health CM Noon - Graduate Student and open to all. 11th floor. Service and Student Wellness Midnight-UAO Movie Luncheon Offenhauer West Center Student Health Service Heathers' $1 50 with BGSU ID $1 donation Open to all United lobby 210 Math Science Budding Christian Fellowship Center. 313 8:30 p.m. - Church Service 9-11:30 s.m. - Academic Thurstm Faith Temple. 175 State St. Advisement 7:30 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness 9 p.m. - Party For hearing impaired makxs. 444 Week One Love Reggae Party Open to 4:30 p.m. - TV Program 10 p.m. - TV Program Education Building, Pumpkin carving contest 50 cents al. Sponsored by Caribbean 'Campus Connection.''Wood 'Campus Connection.''Wood Open to all Sponsored by UAO. Association. Lenhart Grand Cable Channel 24 Cable Channel 24. 11:30 a.m. - TV Program Lenhart Grand Ballroom, University Ballroom, University Union. "Campua Connection " Wood Union Jg 7:30p.m.-Hockey I Cable Channel 24 *N BGSU at Ohio State University. 7:30-10 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness Columbus. I 3 p.m. - Soccer Week I BGSU vs University ol Akron. Haunted House 50 cents. Open to 7:30 p.m. - Volleyball 18 a.m.-S p.m. - Art Exhibit | Cochrane Field. al Sponsored by UAO Lenhart BGSU at Eastern Michigan | "'HISPANIA!." works by Hispanic Grand Balroom, University Union University Ypsilanti. | artists from Ohio Free and open to 4-8 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness I al BGSU McFall Center Gallery. Week 7:30 p.m.-Variety Show • p.m. - Concert Putt-putt. Free and open to all Thursday Night Live Free and open Santiago Jiminez. Jr., conjunto I 4-8:30 p.m. - Alcohol Awareness Student Recreation Center. to aN. Sponsored by BGSU Bible accordion $7 adults. $5 students. I Week Studies Ice Arena lounge 13 p.m. - Soccer Musical Crossroads Series, "Give It Up, Live It Up." Free and 6:30-7:30 p.m. - Meeting I BGSU at Cleveland State sponsored by College of Musical I open toad Sponsored by Kohl, "I Can Quit Group Free and open 8 p.m. •• Concert I University Arts. Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical I Prout. Harshman Dunbar. and to all Sponsored by Student Health Student jazz combos. Free and Arts Center I Residential Servtcea. Easy Street Service and Student Wetness open to si. Bryan Recital Hal. 4 p.m.-Volleyball I Cafe Center Student Health Service Moore Musical Arts. BGSUvs University of Notre 8 p.m. - Theetre Production ■ Lobby. Dame. Anderson Arena "Mother Hicks,'' by Suzan Zeder 4:30-6 p.m. -Meeting 8:30 p.m. - Meeting S3. Open to al. Featuring BGSU 5 Men's issues Discussion Group. 7 p.m. - International Career Fair Lesbian and Gay AHance Free and 5:30 p.m -Meeting freshmen. Joe E. Brown Theatre, Free and open to al Faculty Free and open to all Northeast open to al United Christian Wortd Student Asaoostion Free University Hal Lounge. University Union. Commons Fellowship and open to el. 11th floor. Offenhauer Weat 8,10 p.m.. Midnight - UAO Movie 8-8 p.m.- Meeting 7 p.m. - Meeting 9 p.m.-UAO Classic Film "Misery." $1.50 with BGSU ID. BGSU Juggling Club $ 1 /semester Progressive Student Organization "Touch ot Evil " Free and open to 8 p.m. - Concert 210 Math Science. lee. Open to al Eppler South gym. Free and open to al. University al Gish Film Theatre. Hanna Hall Valne Kantorski. pianist, and John CM Christian Fellowship Bentley. oboe and English horn. 8:30 p.m. -Meeting 10:30 p.m. - UAO Frighttest ■ Free and open to al Faculty Artist Amnesty International Free and 6 p.m.-Meeting Movie Series Bryan Recital Hal. Moore open to al 306 Hanna Hal BGPRO Bowling Green Public "Pink Floyd. TheWal "$1 or free Musical Arts Center Relations Organization 203 West with costume Open to al Lenhart 7 p.m. - Meeting Grand Balroom. University Union. 10 p.m. - TV Program Christian Student Fellowship. Free "Campus Connection Wood and open to al Capital Room. Cable Channel 24. University Union The Prevention Center will 'have a cow' during Alcohol Awareness Freak Week The Prevention Center will questions. Losers will still get the in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom humor," says Kelly Saunders Co- place award over competing uni- "have a cow" during Freak Week fact sheet Friday there will be a dance in the ordinator of Freak Week. versities nationwide. They have Oct. 21-25. Freak stands for Find- ballroom and a bonfire at college Raffle tickets will be sold for always had an honorable mention ing Responsible and Entertaining This will be the largest alcohol park over 35 prizes, including a resume for alcohol awareness week. "This Alternatives on "Kampus" and is awareness week ever at BG, ac- pack at Kinko's, free pizza, and year we have higher expectations, the university's portion ol National cording to NAME. It will include The Well will line Ridge Street free movie passes. more events, and more campus Alcohol Awareness Week. free pizza, prizes and mocktails at with tombstones bearing statistics Intrafraternity Council will offer cooperation," according to Saun- Easy Street; putt putt golf at the on alcohol and drug related prizes for sororities and fraterni- ders The cow will walk around cam- Student Recreation Center ("Don't deaths. Phi Mu will give out cards ties with the highest attendance at The goal of alcohol awareness pus wearing a feedbag and pass- Drink and Drive"), a mock trial and that allow designated drivers to Freak Week events. week is "to be as visible as possi- ing out one dollar and a fact sheet a mock accident complete with fire get free soft drinks at bars. This year the Prevention Center, ble," so people will "actually learn to everyone who correctly an- engines. U AO will help with a George Obermeir will speak on the which is sponsoring Freak Week, something, so look for the cow," swers drug and alcohol related Haunted House and pumpkin sale effects of alcohol with "creative hopes the event will win a first says Saunders. l»»ll»t HIH tTAff UKIMKIIir Freshmen present 'Mother Hicks' "I can Quit" meetings offer help The Department of Theatre pre- Dover, and Allison Weeman, mu- GREEN sents an all-freshman production sic major from Grove City. For those of you who are trying is that makes people go back and of Suzan Zeder's "Mother Hicks." Chorus members include: Mat- to decide whether to quit smoking what support is there," says Green Sheet is published by the The production will be presented thew Vasko, undecided major or have tried and failed, Student Wright. Bowling Green State University in the Joe E. Brown Theatre on the from Berkey, Rourke Littlefield, Health Services is starting "I Can Office of Student Pubfcations for second floor of University Hall on undecided major from Toledo, Quit Group Meetings" on The group meetings will provide students, faculty and staff Wed.-Sat.. Oct. 23-26 at 8p.m. Brian Wright, undecided major Wednesday, Oct 23 from discussion as well as information. The next issue of Green Sheet and at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Oct. 27. from Troy. Morgan Hotlensmith, 6:30-7:30 p.m. In the Health Conversations will be held to help "Don't judge a book by its musical theatre major from Stow, Center Lobby. This group is will be published November 8. It students decide what it is about wl« cover events occuring cover" is the theme of this 1930s Betty Lou Rowe, Deaf Education different than other groups be- smoking that gives them pleasure. depression era story about per- November 8-Oecember 8. The Major from Kitts HiH, Corey John- cause it focuses on people's indi- deadline to submit information for ceptions. The show Is a highly son of Germantown, Michelle vidual needs. Students worry about stress, that Issue is noon Wednesday. theatrical presentation with both Johnson of Pickerington, and Jim "Each person uses smoking for says Wright. What they do not November 6 comic and tender moments that Ruhlen of Upper Sandusky. a different reason," according to know, according to Wright, is that Ad events must be submitted In examine the three "outsiders" Tickets can be purchased at the Jean Wright of the Student Well- many ex-smokers are calmer be- writing to the Green Sheet editor. who deal with other people's per- theatre box office in University ness Center. cause they no longer have the ceptions. Hall or by calling 372-2719 be- 210 West Hall. There is no charge The purpose of the meetings, emotional peaks of a nicotine high to have an item listed. Directed by John Russell Mul- tween the hours of 10 a.m.-2 p.m. besides providing an individual battling the lows of those times Editor. Tom Rodda lens, a theatre graduate student, and 4 p.m.-7 p.m. weekdays. focus, is to work on weight and when they can not smoke. Calendar: Jason L. Hunt the cast includes: Jon Grega. an Remaining tickets will be sold at stress management as well as the For more information call the Staff Wrier Mike Slaughter undecided major from Canton, the box office immediately before special problems that cause re- Student Wellness Center at Production: Jackie Erlon Amy Kochur, math major from the performance. lapses. They will explore "what it 372-8302.

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Hanna Hal | Fine Arts Gallery Association Free and open to all McFal Assembly Room. 6 p.m. - Co-Dependents | Hat 11:30 a.m.-TV Program Anonymous "Campus Connection " Wood 8 p.m.-Meeting Free and open lo el. First 8-a p.m. - Meeting Cable Channel 24. International Relations Presbyterien Church. 126 S BGSU Juggling Club S1 /semester Organization Free and open toal. Church St I 7a.m.-BibleBreakfast 114 Education Butting tee. Open to al. Eppier South gym. I Open to al. University Lutheran Noon-Forum I Chapel. 1124E Wooster President Otscamp'a Student Open 6:48 run. - Women's Basketball 8:30 p.m. - Meeting Forums Free and open to al. 9 p.m. - Meeting BGSU vs Athletes In Action Peace Coetraon Free end open to Amnesty International. Free and 18 ■.m.-4:30 p.m. - Exhibition Room 221. McFal Center. (exhibition) Anderson Arena open to al. 306 Hanna Hat at United Christian Fellowship I Mid-American Conference Center. 313 Thurstin 6 p.m. - Meeting I Metalsmithmg Free and open to al Chapel 7 p.m. - Meeting | Fine Arts Gallery Students To Elect A Mayor. Free Christian Student Fellowship. Free 3:30 p.m. - Seminar 8:16 p.m. -Meeting and open toal 101 Business and open to al Capital Room. Dr Robert Waasce, University of Resident Student Association Free Administration. 11 a.m. - Bible Study and open to on-campus atudenta. University Union. Free and open to al United Florida. Gaineevile. "Jungle Medicine." Free and open to el. Second door. Student Services 8-7:30 p.m. - B0.su Karate Club Christian Feaowship Center. 313 Bu4ong. 7 p.m.--Meeting Thurstin. Sponsored by Department of Registration tee. Open to el Gym, Students tor Ethical Treatment of Biological Sciences 330 Ufe Eppier Center. •:30 p.m.-Meeting Animate. Free and open to al. 4 p.m. - Intremureli Science BuHding. United Chrieoan Feaowship Center, Reech-Out social aervtce 7-8:30 p.m. - Wellness Pursuit Coed Waltybel entriee due. 108 organization Free end open to el. 313Tnurstm. Student Recreation Corner •:30-7:30 p.m. - Meeting Program "I Can Quit" Group. Free and open 106 South Hal $10 material charge Open toal 7:30-8:30 p.m. - Fresh Mart 4-7:30 p.m.-- BQSU Karate Club toal Sponsored by Student Health Sponsored by Student Health Classes Service and Student Wetness 1:30 p.m. - Relied lone and Service and Student Wseneea Registration fee Open to al. Gym, Devotions Free and open lo al American Eppier Center Center Student Health Service Center Student Hearth Service Cancer Society and Student Health in Lobby Free and open toal. University lobby Service/Student Wetness Center. Lutheran Chapel. 1124 E. » p.m. - Concert Wooeter Student Health Service lobby. Arthur Greene, piano. Free end 7 p.m.-Meeting 7:30 p.m. - Variety shoo open to an Bryan Recital Ha*. Progressive Student Organization Thursday Mght Live Free and open 7:30-8 p.m. - Bible Study Moore Musical Aria Center. Free and open to al University to al. Sponsored by BGSU Bible Free and open to a*. Sponsored by Chnstien Fellowship Studies, ice Arena lounge. Christian Outreach Ministry. Taft 9:15-10:15 p.m. -Ice Skating Room, University Union. BGSU Skating Club Open to al. 7 p.m. - Volley bell • p.m. - Men'■ Baeketbell Ice Arena. BGSU vs University of Toledo BGSU vs Ragnone'a Al-Stars MM p.m. - Meeting Anderson Arena. (exhibition). Anderson Arena "Time Out for Cathotociam." Free and open to el. Antioch Library. St. 7:30-1:30 p.m. - Freeh •tart 8 p.m. -TheatreProduction ThomeaMore C lessee 'TDe Donde?," by Mary Gallagher Free and open to al American $6 adult. $4 students, senior I p.m. - Concert Cancer Society and Student Health citizens Eve Marie Saint Theatre, Fan Wind Ensemble Free and open Service/Student Wetness Center. University Hal to al Bryan Recital Hat. Moore Student Health Service lobby Musical Arts Center 8:30 p.m. - Meeting I p.m.-Meeting Leebien and Gay Alienee. Free end « p.m. - Meeting BG PRO Bowling Green Public open to al United Christian Studenta for Life Free and open to Relations Organization. 203 West Feeowshlp al Faculty Lounge. University Hal Union. • p.m. - UAO Classic Film . "West Side Story " Free end open toal GiahFiimi Theatre.H*»yj._. ',