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Music from pop to punk, in Friday magazine THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 23 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, October 3,1986 Gandhi, minister uninjured in shooting assigned to protect Gandhi were sus- standing next to Gandhi when the gun- The Home Ministry said he "changed GANDHI IS guarded by an elite NEW DELHI, India (AP) - A man in pended after the attack, which oc- man fired, and were hit by pellets his name several times" during ques- sharpshooter unit, the National Secu- an army uniform fired a homemade curred as Gandhi, 42, and the president intended for the prime minister. tioning. rity Guard, formed after Sikh body- pistol yesterday at Prime Minister left a prayer service commemorating INDIAN NEWS agencies said the The suspect was questioned by police guards assassinated his mother, Prime Rajiv Gandhi and President Zail Singh, the 117th anniversary of the birth of shots were fired as Singh was getting but his motive was not clear. Police Minister Indira Gandhi, in October missing them but slightly wounding six Mohandas Gandhi, who led India's into a car and Gandhi and his wife, and government officials said he did 1984. other people. Authorities said the cap- struggle for independence from Brit- Sonia, stood nearby. Reporters who not belong to any terrorist groups. Three civilians and three police offi- tured assailant did not belong to a ain. later surveyed the scene said the ga- After the shooting, Gandhi appeared cers were hit by pellets and suffered terror group. Police said the attacker hid in heavy zebo was about SO yards from where on government television and said "minor and superficial" injuries, the The shooting triggered an investiga- vines that covered a gazebo on the the prime minister stood. smiling, "Everything is okay. There is Home Ministry said. tion into protection given the prime grounds of the Rajghat, or State Memo- Gandhi's security guards fired in the nothing to tell. One of the injured, Ram Charan Lai, minister, who has been threatened rial, where the Mahatma was cre- air around the gazebo and flushed out He then closeted himself with Home told The Associated Press he was repeatedly by Sikh separatists. Police mated. He fired a homemade pistol the attacker. Police said he was in his Minister Bute Singh, who is responsible standing next to Gandhi when he felt a said the gunman was not a Sikh. several times, they said. early 20s and wore an olive army for internal security, and other offi- thud in his back and saw pellets flying The government said several police Two of the injured said they were uniform. cials. around him. Crucial Lebanon TV airs DBC says plea to captors BEIRUT (AP) -Lebanon's June 26 after being held 19 goodbye state television station yester- months by Islamic Jihad, a pro- day broadcast a videotaped ap- Iranian Shiite fundamentalist peal for the release of American group. hostages made by their families by Jared O. Wadley and former U.S. captives. The 53-year-old priest ad- copy editor dressed himself to Haj, the Is- Part of the tape, made in lamic Jihad guard who had been Members of the reggae Washington, was carried on an in charge of Jenco and three band Crucial DBC may be evening news program seen in other American hostages - singing the popular old tune Moslem west Beirut in the hope Terry Anderson, chief Middle "California, Here I Come" that the kidnappers would view East correspondent for The As- when they travel to the it. The Americans are believed sociated Press; Thomas Suther- Golden State before the end of held by Shiite Moslems. land of the American University the month. Ten relatives and former hos- of Beirut; and David Jacobsen The band performed at its tages participated in the appeal. of the American University Hos- own farewell party yesterday Among them was the Rev. Law- pital. at the North East Commons. rence Jenco, who was freed n See Hostages page 4. According to Errol Lam, Caribbean Association/BSU adviser, the party was Cnned because he wanted Bowling Green commu- Rosh Hashana marks nity to say 'good-bye' to the band. Yesterday was the only time they were able to rent the N.E. Commons. year 5747 for Jews Drummer Grant Friedrich said it won't be the last time the six-man band will per- nim, Kottler said. form in Bowling Green. He by Linda Hoy The service begins at 8 a.m. said they will perform at their staff reporter and lasts all day, ne said. "main base,' Howard's Club A special set of prayers and H, later this month. Although this year is com- blessings, used only at this time "We don't have unrealistic monly known as 1986, after Sat- of year, are said at the service. goals. We're going to Califor- urday the Jewish community "Lashana Tova" is a greeting nia because there is a bigger will know it as the year 5747. given throughout the holiday. A market, and there's more The Jewish community will be general translation of this is happening in places like New celebrating its New Year with have a good year," he said. York and California," he the Rosh Hashana holiday to- Rosh Hashana ends with a said. morrow. large dinner. At this dinner, FRIEDRICH SAID the As with any Jewish holiday, certain traditional foods are band plans to go to Santa Rosh Hashana begins the night eaten. Apples and honey are Barbara. There's no time ta- before. In keeping with this tra- commonly served because eat- ble because they want to ex- dition, a service will be held ing these foods symbolize a Elore the area and see what today at 7 p.m. which will last sweet year, Kottler said. appens next, he said. for about an hour, Bruce Another Jewish holiday to be Jose Luna, percussionist, Kottler, campus coordinator for celebrated in the coming weeks said the members plan to the Jewish Students Group, said. is Yom Kippur, the day of atone- write and to record another R( N, s Mey Horvalh Tomorrow, the Jewish Stu- ment. tape. Band members hope a Jammin' ' '"' dents Group will go to ser- recording company will sign Norm Jones of the group Cruical DBC performs at the band's farewell concert last night in vices in Toledo. Students will be THIS HOLIDAY is a day set the band to a contract. the Northeast Commons. visiting either Temple Bnai Is- aside to fast, meditate on sins O See Crucial page 3. rael or Temple Shomer Emu- and pray for forgiveness. Former student designs sets for CBS Guilkey returns to University to assist with production of 'Playboy of the Western World'
take some time off from college practical. and wanted to start working on "I was very nervous when I by Nancy Erikaon technical theater, he said. started with CBS because of ail staff reporter "My first real designing job the big names. I was really For some students, working was as an associate art director excited to be there, and I did a on a Hollywood TV show is only for The Mack starring Richard lot of silly things. For instance, I a dream. But for a former Uni- Pryor," Guilkey said. used to eat my lunch in "Ar- versity student, it has become a The Mack was a feature film chie's" chair when I worked on career. released in 1974. It was a Holly- the set of All in the Family," Dave Guilkey, currently living wood production filmed on loca- Guilkey said. in Los Angeles, is a set designer tion in San Francisco. The Mack He has always worked inde- for CBS. He is a former Univer- was also Guilkey's first experi- pendently so he could work on ence working with a major star. other projects from time to sity student temporarily work- time. ing here as the set designer for "I worked for five years with the University theater produc- "I WORKED directly with tion, Playboy of the Western Richard Pryor, which was inter- Center Theatre Group, a resi- World. esting because I got to see his dent theater in Los Angeles. I "I came here in the spring lifestyle first hand. Also, it was worked with great designers semester of "66.1 worked on my neat to work with a big star," he such as John Lee Bailey, Ming required acting and crew work said. Choa Lee and Andrew Lloyd for the theater courses I was Guilkey was hired afterward Weber. It was a wonderful expe- taldng but theater was not my by CBS as a scenic artist to work rience because they were very major," Guilkey said. "I don't on the sets of TV shows such as generous in sharing their knowl- really know when I became in- All In the Family, Sonny and edge in set designing," Guilkey terested in set design. I guess I Cher, The Carol Burnett Show just realized that I had a knack and Maude. for designing sets, and I enjoyed A scenic artist is someone who AFTER WORKING for Center executes the set designer's Theatre, he worked for several ideas, he said. A set designer productions that later played on He said he left school to go to works with the director and the Broadway, such as Talley's Fol- Hollywood in 1968 on the advice lighting designer to design a set ley, Children of a Leaser Godand BG News/Rob Upton of some friends. He needed to that will be both artistic and O See Hollywood page 3. Dave Guilkey Editorial
Dangerous trend Conservative cheap shots
Knorance and apathy. "I don't know" and "I they are the ones you are pre should have begun it. By ending it the old-fashioned way. on't care." senting your argument to in the at this point, he conveniently It Is, of course, much easier to first place. excuses himself from explaining stick to the view that all conser- These two sayings seem to go hand-in-hand at the I didn't invent these strate- how the constructive en- vative things are good and all University. That's scary. OUT gies. They've been around for gagement approach will suc- non-conservative things are It has become apparent that a dangerous and awhile, and they're available to ceed. Remember, it has been in bad. The price you pay for this, annoying trend is staking its claim on campus. anyone who wants to write an effect for six years and has been though, is a loss of credibility This week's cancellation of the Student Activities ftffr effective piece of persuasion. so ineffective to date that many from people who demand a little But it appears that your writers of the President's staunchest sense from everyone, be they and Orientation's Leadership Conference, sched- by Craig Hergert don't fee! they have to do any allies, including Senator Lugar, liberal or conservative. uled for tomorrow, is the students' latest form of such thing. They seem to be have given up on it? Why, then, How, for example, can anyone apathy. having a much better time giv- does Harden say it will work? take seriously Chris Casto's ver- An open letter to John Neh- ing the raspberry to anyone who I'm willing to listen. dict, rendered in her article The symposium was called off because just 32 renz, editor-in-chief of The doesn't think as they do. He also assumes that sanc- "The Advisory Committee on people signed up to attend. Gregg DeCrane, assis- Bowling Green Review: Regarding the lack of logic, tions will inevitably lead to revo- Allocations," of the movie "All tant vice president of student activities, said the Dear John, consider the article on apart- lution. His precedents? Nowhere of Me"? Casto declares that it is number ofstudents needed to justify bringing in the You might remember that I heid. Kurt Harden begins by to be found. Perhaps I picked up not a 'regular' movie, for the stopped by your booth at the linking anti-apartheid views to an abridged copy of The Review sole reason, apparently, that it speakers, including Toledo mayor Donna Owens, Student Organization Fair a "the left," as ft to say that only a by mistake. was one of three films viewed was 75. month ago. I asked If The Re- radical would want apartheid I'm afraid, John, that I have a last year by LAGA (Lesbian and Last year, 80 people signed up and paid for the view was going to be changing abolished. rather fatalistic attitude about Gay Alliance). It's a good thing conference, but there were 35 no-shows. its format at all. You said no, it How then do you account for how you will receive this letter. for Casto that LAGA didn't would be pretty much the same. the Republican-controlled Sen- I'm almost positive you will say watch "Hellcats of the Navy." Crane said the cancellation was especially disap- What I was hoping to hear, I ate's approval of the sanctions something to the effect of, "He It's probably foolish for a per- guess, is that you might be eas- bill? Did Senator Lugar from doesn't like the article because son who voted for Walter Mon- pointing, since the conference was put together at ing up on your embittered tone Indiana, for example, as conser- he's liberal." Regardless of my dale (GASP!) to think you'd the suggestion of the student organizations on somewhat. I also hoped you vative a politician as you'd ever political stripe, fm able to ap- listen to his advice, John, but campus. He said Student Activities and Orientation might add a columnist such as want to meet, become a "leftist" preciate good writing when I see I've never shied away from foo- offered what the student leaders wanted. George Will or William Safire. without my hearing about it? it. I have, for example, enjoyed lishness before, so here goes Both of them are Republicans This matter of question-beg- on many occasions the writing of nothing. Why didn't anyone show up? DeCrane said it was with a lighter touch than R. ging appears again at the end of the two columnists I mentioned Give yourself more of a chal- a mystery to him. However, it's not something new. Emmet Tyrrell. Then again, Mr. Harden's article. He con- earlier. When they develop a lenge. Write for an audience that most anyone other than Rambo cludes by saying "The moral logical argument, I don't care deserves logic and evidence. During the Undergraduate Student Government has a lighter touch than R. Em- solution to the problem lies in what party they belong to. Own up to the fact that not all district representative elections, four of the district mett Tyrrell. the scoff at (sic) 'constructive Unfortunately, the only syllo- conservatives are in agreement candidates ran unopposed. One of the seven dis- engagement' policy of influenc- gism The Review seems to be on the issues. Let your readers tricts was won by a write-in candidate. Anyway, you then asked me if ing, with limited sticks and car- aware of is this one: see how conservatives think, not If the number of candidates seem few, the num- I was interested in writing for rots, and (sic) ally and fellow Major premise: The conserva- how they avoid thinking. The Review. After you learned capitalist country to remove its tive view is right. If your future issues show that ber of voters isn't much better. Of nearly 17,000 who I was. you were probably system of apartheid, and Minor premise: The conserva- you've taken me up on my chal- students here at the University, just 187 took the surprised that I didn't faint dead strengthen itself to end the twen- tive view regarding x is y. lenge, I'll be more than willing time to cast a vote. away at this question. What I did tieth century a democracy Conclusion: Y is right. to contribute to your pro/con do was say that I would consider rather than whatever would fol- This syllogism is flawless, ex- page. If, however, the issues to Apparently more than 16,000 students didn't writing for the pro/con page that low the revolution in South Af- cept for one little detail. It as- come look like the first one, I'd know about the elections (highly unlikely) or didn't you ran last year. rica." sumes the validity of the major really rather not. care. Students should make an effort to better their But now I ve seen your first There are enough begged premise. In other words, instead issue and I have to take back my questions here to fuel several of beginning with the assump- Hergert. a teaching fellow in college experience, unless they don't care how four offer. Even though I think your columns, so I'll be brief. The tion that the conservative view the English department from years of their life are spent. Getting involved in pro/con page is a good idea, I basic problem is that Harden toward a certain issue is cor- Slayton, Minn., is a columnist some type of activity doesn't hurt. wouldn't want to be a part of it. has finished his article where he rect, you might attempt to prove for The News. The whole idea of such a feature suggests an open-mindedness and tolerance for varied opinion that your newspaper as a whole simply doesn't nave. Letters The only way that I could, in good conscience, contribute to your paper is if you made some Inaccurate description accept His atoning death on the fundamental changes in its phi- cross as paying the penalty for losophy. one's sins. Mr. Skorupski may I know what you're thinking. not support Christianity, but as You think I want you to change I was extremely disappointed a journalist, if he decides to your paper's political ideology. in David Skorupski's article, "Is inform the public about various You think I want next month's there afterlife or is death the religions, he should present ac- Siper to be called "The Bowling ultimate dead-end?'" in The curate information. reen Republic" and to feature BG News Friday Magazine. Mr. a detachable Ronald Reagan Skorupski's synopsis of the JoeJicha dart board. Not so. Christian faith was wholly inac- ISIS E. Wooster, Apt 12 curate and demonstrated his I'm suggesting that you de- ignorance concerning the basic mand more from your writers. Semises underlying Chris- 'Review* Hbelous? In my composition classes I give nity. He explained the Chris- my students some advice on now tian belief system as follows: According to Webster, libel is to write effective arguments. I defined as: "to hurt the reputa- tell them they need to support "From God, they are given a tion of by malicious or unfair their generalizations with con- code of life to follow. Upon each issue of any false or harmful crete examples and to make individual's death, they are then representation." sure that their arguments are judged as good or bad. Those logical. I also tell them that it's who are good go to heaven, while Would Webster consider the not a good strategy to show those who are bad go to hell." article on the LAGA Dance in contempt for those who disagree •EGMEWS8& the Monday, September 29,1986 with you since, presumably, If an individual could ever be issue of The Bowling Green Re- "good enough" to go to heaven, view libelous? For those of you then there would have been no who did not have the pleasure of need for Jesus Christ's entrance reading this article, it contained into the history of mankind. such choice quotes as: "We just Most people who know anything hope there are no major argu- Marching to a different beat at all about Christianity are ments over who will lead," and familiar with the concept of Je- "We are really looking forward ... she glides and gyrates tennis shoes on feet, sexual and then left. sus Christ paying the penalty for to seeing the pictures ot this one. by Kim C. Jones rhythrnically to the beat, all in glaze in eye ... gals out on the When she told me about the man's sins. The Apostle Paul Oh Boy?' good taste. If you are getting the dance floor together, most often incident, unfortunately, I was stated in the Biblical book of Libelous?? Isn't it paradoxi- impression that I see the danc- in a circle unsuccessfully trying not surprised. This is common Romans, "For all have sinned cal that a mere three pages Why is it that the Bowling ing at Uptown on the weekends to find the beat to "Born in the behavior for some of you pin- and fall short of the glory of prior to this article on the LAGA Green State University student as lewd and disgusting, you're USA." heads. Why should one care now God." Dance The Bowling Green Re- population is so traditionallly perfectly right. people dance or dress as long as view so carefully enumerates its conservative and hung up? Some of the girls get real mad they do not physically interfere According to Christian doc- editorial policy. An editorial pol- It takes all types of people to Finally, to offend you all and because they start to sweat or with their fun? trine, no one by his own merits icy which states that The Bowl- make the world, but BGSU Erivately intrigue the rest, I something, so they take off for can earn salvation. Jesus Him- ing Green Review is biased in seems to be tolerant of only one ave to add that the majority of the ladies room to pat their faces The diversity of people is one self said, "I am the way, the favor of "individual freedom." basic type. That type is your her friends are effeminate or and reapply lipstick so they'll aspect of human nature that truth, and the life. No one comes Ha! average, Christian, pizza-eat- eay men, or females much like look cute for the guys on the keeps life interesting and infor- to the Father except through ing, beer-drinking, bed-hopping, erself. (No, she Is not homosex- wall. They might even double mative. This type of behavior Me." pimple-busting, rock-and-rolling ual, at least not to the best of my back to make sure the guys and attitude is the root of the Kriggy Peterson prejudice that is seperating hu- The crux of Christianity is OC MB #4212 college student. knowledge.) didn't miss anything from be- faith in Jesus Christ. One goes to There is little room for devia- And guess what? The majority hind, in case they're pretty ugly manity by race, sex, color, and Korey Kerecber tion among these midwestem of them are very bright and from the front. So this was the creed. Heaven because they have an ideals of young adult behavior. I talented people, very much in scenario when my friend and active trust in Jesus Christ and OCMBM7S7 have seen recent evidence that tune with the arts instead of the her friends decided the tune was I am different from the friend the narrow-mindedness of the last time they got trashed or decent enough to try to dance. in this letter and you too, most Bowling Green population has spent some lonely night copulat- You wonT believe this, but likely. And I am sure there are reached an all time nigh, or low. ing with some fertile gal or stud then again you might, because things in my culture and per- THE BG NEWS (depending on your frame of from a bar. So enough back- you could have been there. Peo- sonal tastes that you absolutely EdHor MM Mclntyre AMI Friday Editor Tracay Betdorf reference). ground about the victim of the ple actually formed a circle hate. (I surely am not a Bruce Manage Editor Ron Fnu Chial Copy Editor Bon Coxier I have a friend who is decid- prejudice I am about to relate to around them and began calling Springsteen fan.) But, why can't Asa! Managing Ed MuM Stand III Chwl Copy Edttor Travor PwttJord edly progressive in her outlook. you. them freaks and punks, telling we come to terms with these NewsErJtor Don Lee Copy Editor Bath Murphy She does not dress like your them to go home and they were differences and accept them, HKM Edrtor John OHM Copy Editor John Nemec typical BG femme, but rather It happened that this friend of not welcome there, like they even enjoy them, if possible? In Sports ErJax Tom flow Copy Edttor Kevin Hammer subtly punk. The impression the other words, "Live and Let Awl Sports Editor TomSMmMtz Copy Edttor Ktnbady Qam mine and her assorted friends needed to be told they were not WiroErJtor Janet Pevesko Copy Editor JaradO Wedley word "punk" gives is not wholly decided to go to Uptown, heaven welcome. No kidding, I would Live!" for God's sake. Photo Editor AMIS Horvim Prod sup'r Amy Cook accurate, however. This woman forbid, on a Friday night. You have felt right at home. Well, Ass! Photo Editor Peter Feaman Prod aup'r Jim Hardy does not have holes ripped in her know the scene: Guys lined up this friend stayed about as long Jones is a senior pre-med Friday ErJax Caroane Langer Prod sup'r Stove Iwanlctu shirt, nor does she have a safety against the wall, beer in hand, as she could bear the comments, major from Shaker Heights. pin dashed through her nose. But she does wear a lot of mo- The BG News la puMahed da*/ Tuesday through Friday during ma academic year and nochromatic colors, partic- BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed weekly during the summer session by the Board ol Student Publications of Bowing Green ularly black. She also favors Stale University white face makeup... when, OrjaHns expressed by cotumnlsta do not necseearty reflect the oplnlona ot the BG News and only when, she goes out, I The BG News and Bowing Green State University are equal opportunity employers and might add. do not Ascnminale n hiring precUcee. When she does go out, she mi The 60 News <■* not accept »3vers*ng that la deemed discriminatory, degrading or prefers "progressive" music Insuring on the basis ol race, aw or national origin. with a hard and fast, driving copyright 1986 Oy the BG News si ngrits reserved beat. It is a far cry from the wailings of Bruce Springsteen, Busmoss Office Editorial office and thankfully so. She also 214 West Hal Ph (419] 372-2601 210 Waal Hal Ph (4191 372-2603 dances unconventionally Bowling Green Slate University according to the standards of rl Bowing Green ONo 43403 0276 this small and square town. No Hours Sam to 5 p m Monday through Friday pelvic thrusts and crotch-scoop- ing disco moves for this woman Local BG News/October 3, II* S Prof starts hospitality program USG to vary lishment or department may not "What we're really teaching is (AMPHI) is a four-week resi- by Ml Murphy be prepared for promotion to a a problem-solving process - and dential program for the senior meeting sites copy editor job that involves problem solv- we're doing it fast," he said. manager such as a vice presi- ing and long-range planning for dent at the corporate level. This Aa if organizing a new major a business' geographic region or Faculty members from the year's fourth annual AMPHI Greater accessibility intended at the IMvcnttr waan't enough, chain. University's business college program hosted thirty people, the director of hoaprtality man- "Problems don't come tied up along with lecturers from other which "by anyone's measure The Undergraduate Stu- participate in the meetings, agement haa a new proposal. in neat little packages," he said. institutes would guide the was a huge success," Riegel dent Government will change which we encourage," said Carl RiegeL awodate profes- "It's infinitely more compli- courses. This, in turn, would said. some of its regularly sched- McCoy. sor of hospitality management. cated than it appears to be- benefit the University by in- uled meetings in McPall Cen- Students will also have the is developing a program aimed even a simple little decision. creasing contact between pro- HOWEVER, THE success of ter's assembly room to opportunity to get involved in at training hotel and restaurant And the problem is that you as a fessors and individuals with Riegel's program depends different campus sites to USG at the "Rap With Your executives In the areas of deci- manager ... in the real world first-hand experience in the hos- greatly on funding from the hos- make itself more accessible Rep" meetings, which will sion making and personnel man- (have) to live with your deci- pitality management field. Pro- Eitality industry. Money would to students, said president also take the place of regular agement. sions." fessors can then use this e needed to hire case writers Kelly McCoy. USG meetings. The program would be in the feedback for structuring busi- and to cover their travel ex- The first traveling meeting form of an one-week middle THE PROGRAM would teach ness classes specifically desig- penses. But he said from the will be Oct. 27 in the Student USG representatives will management program called problem solving by using case nated for hospitality Initial responses he has re- Recreation Center racquet meet and address the con- the Hospitality Management De- studies, which forces students to management majors. ceived, "Industry seems to like room. Other locations are the cerns of students within their velopment Institute and would deal with real situations and the idea of what we're present- Off enhauer West lounge and a own districts. mainly benefit employees rising consider a range of aspects and A program similar to Riegel's ing and agrees with our points of r;k house, tentatively the At-large representatives from lower-level positions to consequences of each case. proposal has proven successful view." Kappa Alpha fraternity will randomly be placed in those of increased reaponsiblity. Students would be expected to at the University of Guelph. "One thing about Bowling house. other districts. present four cases a day as well Canada's only food and hotel Green ... it's a good-quality "Changing the environ- The first "Rap With Your Riegel reasons that an em- as reading information for the administration school. The Ad- institution and quality teaching ment makes it less formal so Rep" meeting will be Oct. 13 ployee who proves he or she is following day's cases. This proc- vanced Management Program and research are expected students can come in and at 7 p.m. able to supervise a single estab- ess would continue for six days. for the Hospitality Industry here," Riegel said. "I have a great deal of respect for Dr. Regan, so I was happy to Hollywood come back this semester to de- Crucial Group fights discrimination □ Continued from page 1. sign the set of Playboy of the i. Continued from page 1. Western World with him and the the original American produc- technical director, Ed Zucker- The band has already recorded by DeneHe Jone* toward ensuring that people are case may take on the form of a tion of Evita. All of these started man," Guilkey said. a tape called "Blood Sucker." reporter treated fairly and equally, she professor sexually harassing a in California and went on to New "I am going back to Los An- Luna said the title means life is said. student. The commission would York. geles tomorrow because my a draining system both mentally Students, faculty or staff then investigate and try to reach Aside from Hollywood the- work is finished and I have to get and physically. members who feel they may Rolando Andrade, associate an understanding between those aters and TV shows, Guilkey has back to CBS, but I am glad to Luna said the name was de- have been discriminated against professor of ethnic studies, said involved. worked in Las Vegas. While he have been able to work on this rived from lead singer Daryll because of race, sex or national- the commission seeks to pro- was free-lancing around the show. I think educational the- Thomas' song "Babylon Beat- ity can look to the University mote a community in which all MORGAN SAID that the com- country, he still worked on and ater is some of the best theater Up." Human Relations Commission University members are treated mission could also recommend off for CBS. produced," he said. "Also, I Not only does the tape have a for help. fairly. "It you want to be known disciplinary action through the "I started working very clo- made a lot of friends here and I unique mi'-... but the name as a black individual or a University if necessary. sely with the producers and di- feel it is important to maintain "Crucial DBC" has a special The HRC is made up of fac- woman, that's fine - but you are "After careful deliberation of rectors of the soap operas The friendships. meaning. Crucial, Luna said, ulty, staff and students who a human being first," be said. the facts, we may recommend Young and the Restless and Ca- means to need more. He said the work toward improving rela- "Your nationality or your gen- disciplinary action," she said. pitol. That's where I am pres- He said that he has never liked group felt a need for positive tions between different groups, der comes second." ently working," Guilkey said. talking about his accomplish- music in Bowling Green, and Joan Morgan, chair of the com- Andrade said the commission ments because it is easy for 'crucial' was a gripping word mission, said. The HRC investigates possible was formed in 1982 in response He said that it was here that people in any career to dwell on that would capture the public's Morgan said the HRC deals cases of discrimination and, as a to complaints from black and he met Scott Regan, associate their past rather than putting attention. with various types of discrimi- result, may bring those involved Hispanic students that the Uni- professor in the theater depart- their energies in-to the present. DBC stands for Dread Broad- nation, including racial bias, to a confidential hearing about versity lacked a structure to ment. Regan is directing the "You'reonly as good as your casting Company, which was an sexual harrassment and vio- the situation. investigate complaints of racial University s production of Play- last film.' I believe that is true in outlawed radio station in En- lence. The commission works For example, Andrade said, a and ethnic harassment. boy of the Western World. any business," Guilkey said. gland, he said.
THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR BGSU CLUB HOCKEY DANCE • OCTOBER 4, 1986 • CL UBBER • 8-11 p.m. • "low J«o *f GRAND BALLROOM CHUG-A-LUG UNIVERSITY UNION JANE FONDA'S The Social Event of the Year WORKOUT ANTHEM -DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 p.m. -$3.00 ADMISSION AT THE DOOR- Tonite 8:30 N.E. Commons Sponsored by tbt Lesbian and Gay Alliance OSponwrt- Women for Women, University Activities ALL ARE WELCOME Oruanizarioa, Black Student Union, Women's Studies, Graduate C omintj Student Senate Must Be 19 with Valid I.D. - oreity in Dink —Due to campus regulations, this dance %,l Wed: will be alcohol free. However, pop and BEER FOOD • 9V4 Weeks • Head OHice • Spare Parts murn hies will be provided. • Santa Claus the Movie Member ond Nonmember' Rentals 'Nonmtmbflu must show major credit card 1093 N. Main behind Convenient Store ^^ 334-1401 T5^ Mon Sat 10-10 Sun 10:30-8 ,(-,.£. ■■■■I American Express. Phillips 76 Union
Congratulations Kappa Kappa Gamma SUNDAY PLEDGE CLASS OFFICERS RELIEF PITCHER NIGHT W President- Wendy Wessels * 6AME *■ DOORS OPEN: 7:00 Vice President- Jamie Smallets Rax Restaurants will be Selling CA Brown Bag lunches in the Rax COVER: Secretary Rochelle Stratton Parking Lot 11 :OOam - 1:30pm $2.00 Treasurer- Ellen Bittel before the BGSU Game Saturday. RUSH HOUR Receive a Rax Ham & Swiss PRICES UNTIL Social- Laura Cherni 9:00 Sandwich and a bag of Chips for Spirit- Lesley Pollock only $2.00! The FUNDRINKERY NMPC- Amy Hard Beat tht Stadium Crowd by 0 0 Glenbyrne Center Amy Holman Brown-Bagging it with 382-10/O (Corner of Byrne & Glendale) Alcohol Awareness- Kim Schnorf Rax Restaurants 19+ OVER SUNDAY ONLY 1006 N. Main St. NMPC SECRETARY- Laura Shock ■ft* Bowling Green Elsewhere BG Newt/October 3,1986 4 Monks to care Reagan denies public deception WASHINGTON (AP) - Administration of- Morton Halperin, director of the Washington memorandum sent to Reagan by John Poin- ficials acknowledge the White House plotted office of the American Civil Liberties Union. deiter, the president's national security for AIDS infants to deceive Libyan leader Moammar Gadhaf i Halperin said his group asked both the adviser, and was adopted at a White House ANNAPOLIS, Calif. (AP) - "OUR MAIN concern is not into thinking he faced a new round of L'.S. House and Senate intelligence committees meeting Aug. 14, the Post said. A mountaintop monastery is to provide medical care," bombing and a possible coup, but President to mount such an investigation and to draft opening its doors to unwanted McCarroU said. "The idea is Reagan insisted yesterday there was "not legislation banning disinformation cam- The newspaper said the plan, as described infants bom with AIDS who to provide a home setting for any plan of ours'' to mislead the American paigns in this countjy and banning the use of in the memo, involved "a series of closely I otherwise might spend their the children." people and the press. journalists by the CIA. coordinated events involving covert, diplo-l brief lives shut away in hospi- The aim of the secret plan was to convince matic, military and public actions." McCarroU said he's named Gadhafi that an American raid - such as the Reagan, in an interview with columnists, I tals. their program Morning The Washington Post reported in yester- T "We believe that in the few Glory, after a poem by a 19th April 15 attack by U.S. bombers against day's editions that an elaborate White House said, 'I challenge the veracity of thatl months they have after birth century Japanese poet who Tripoli and Benghazi -was being planned campaign included "a disinformation pro- entire story that I read this morning with| and before the disease takes watched his daughter die of r'nst him, said administration sources gram with the basic goal of making Gadhafi great shock." While acknowledging the exis- them, there is time for these disease. spoke on condition they not be identi- think that there is a nigh degree of internal tence of some memos, he said there wasl babies to feel the leaves and Eventually, Starcross fied. opposition against him within Libya, that his nothing about a deliberate attempt to mls-| see the sun," said Brother key trusted aides are disloyal, that the U.S. lead the U.S. press and people. hopes to find up to 20 homes Meanwhile, the Senate Intelligence Com- is about to move against him militarily." "Those (allegations) I challenge," Rea- Toby McCarroU of the Star- for babies with AIDS. He said mittee has decided to look into the adminis- gan said in the interview," This was not any | cross Monastery. several supporters of the tration's conduct in the matter, according to plan of ours." monastery, from Santa Rosa THE PLAN was described in a three-page "That's why we're going to to Marin County, have ex- give them a home." pressed an interest in taking The Roman Catholic mon- care of such a chUd. astery will care for as many "We have not directly in- as four infants with the dis- vited them, but they know Americans support S. African blacks ease and wants to help find what we're doing and they're homes for as many as 20 interested," he said. "We Just others. assume that when the time Reagan administration lags on issue, said liberal movement leader comes... they wiU be willing Starcross, located on about to do it." CLEVELAND (AP)-A ment to abandon apartheid. of the two leaders will lead to movement in the North Ameri- 115 acres in the Coastal leader of the liberal ecumenical The ecumenical forum was some definite steps with regard can Church." Range roughly 80 miles north AIDS, or acauired immune movement says the American convened to bring the U.S. mem- to nuclear disarmament," yes- THE COUNCIL has been crit- of San Francisco, is self-suffi- deficiency syndrome, is a dis- public supports the struggle bers of the council in closer terday's letter said. icized in the past for positions cient, maintaining a small ease in which a virus attacks against South African apartheid touch with the world organiza- Castro. 59, from Uruguay, that have been perceived as herd of milking cows, gar- the body's immune system, and may be ahead of the Reagan tion. More than 300 Christian said in the keynote speech that confrontational and far left of dens and selling Christmas leaving its victims prey to a administration on the issue. denominations, including most despite the global aims of the center, but Castro said the orga- trees and wreaths. spectrum of cancers and in- "I think that the the political, of the major Protestant, East- ecumenical movement, nization responds to its religious The monastery has five fections. moral battle has already been ern Orthodox and National Cath- churches should pay equally imperatives as the situation de- adults, a 16-year-old foster Although the disease is won," Erailio Castro, secretary olic churches, belong to the close attention to the issues in mands. child and one healthy adopted usually transmitted by sexual general of the World Council of WCC, which Is based in Geneva. their immediate neighborhoods. "And If today Mr. Reagan and infant in residence. In the contact or contaminated nee- Churches, said at a news confer- Afterwards, he explained: "I Gorbachev, instead of snouting past, the group has cared for dles or blood products, it can ence after the opening of its CASTRO SENT a letter to the was trying to emphasize that we to each other have decided to 15 children with special medi- also be transferred from three-day ecumenical forum. "A National Church of Iceland, Lu- should not escape from the daily come together to talk, we should cal and emotional needs, Mc- mother to child at or before vote in the Congress will not theran, about the summit next responsibilities in our neighbor- not always be in the opposition," CarroU said. birth. change the overwhelming moral week in Reykjavik, between hoods to a glamorous world dis- he said. "We need to recognize After reading about AIDS- THERE IS no set "life ex- judgment of American public Reagan and Soviet General Sec- cussion that could become that as a constructive step and infected babies last March, pectancy" for infants with opinion on apartheid." retary Mikhail Gorbachev. totally irresponsible ...," he surround that with prayer and Starcross members decided AIDS. For a child infected in "We welcome the apparent said. "If I am not able to speak hope as much as we can. to investigate the possibility the womb, the symptoms ap- The U.S. Senate voted 79-21 lessening of tensions in the last of Jesus Christ to my neighbor "So, confrontation today, if of taking in some of those pear around age 8 months on C"erday to override President few days," the letter said. The next door, it would be very diffi- necessary in one issue, and to- infants, McCarroU said. average. gan's veto of tough new WCC executive committee had cult to understand that I want to morrow, reconciliation. Be- sanctions against South Africa, met at Reykajvik in September be a missionary. . . ." cause the aim is not joining the House in enacting and had issued a resolution He said the forum illustrates confrontational style. The aim is measures designed to force Pre- asking for an end to all nuclear "that there is a keen interest on the proclamation of the Gospel, PERM toria's white-minority govern- tests. "We hope that the meeting the world ecumenical Goers particular love." SPECIAL Hostages on the videotape for the release •25." D Continued from page 1. of the hostages. Their appeals were not broadcast by the eve- HAIRCUT Six "Dear Haj. You know who I ning newscast. s am," Jenco said. "I have had Six Americans are missing in 7.°° oV
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MM) 210 Set Over 50 mported beers reduced below could have been the one sharing It with you" rsctrve rrtonratlon By appointment or walk-in MSC S1 SO with BGSU 10 rJowntown domeettc prices Potyeyee 440 E Hope to see you soon" LOVE, your me Leva, Ma Uae WANTED SPORTS PASS OR SEASON Cal now 354-HOPE MoncJay TERMS Of ENDEARMENT 9 15. 210 Court, 352-9636 "peeudo"-rOM _^__^^_ Jaetin, Dan ft Irent: HOCKEY TICKETS WILL PAY FULL PPaCE MSC. $1 00 with BGSU 10 anooue fell cleen-up 1 light hauling Gel ready ter the ertrenture ol your Ufa! Oam- 3S4-2700 STEPHANIE BOWERS. 372-43*5. Fiat spectrum landscaping done Intramural Deadanea Frat Ice Hockey, Oct 6. rae PM Secret Safari wW be owl of slgW! Put Accounting Cfcjfc Fal Bar-B-Q rm so gad yours par! of our tamty You're die SAVINGS! SAVINGS! SAVINGS! Shrubs pknted-rrees removed Men's Flag Footbal. Oct 7. Women's Flag on your khakis end bring your guns Cause Thursday. October 9. 146 Manvtto 5 30? Check your rraahiliee lor the VCTO coupon Footbal, Oct 8 Entries due m 108 Rec Center beat KDLove, Laura ^^^^ the Oeo Phoo loo's aM ahow you fun. Your Mambcrt who have paid and prospective MVrNOtl tAVINOtl aaWMtMN by 4:00 on those dales Dookwtrchwilbedletributednoidweek CAIH STEVE HOLMES Dotes Vfei, Colllfl. Knasae* members invited Dues may be paid In the Ac- Check you masnnvee tor the VCTO coupon IN ON THOSE COUPONS!! Joanie Seeger its been a great year and rm hooog for nany counting Deot OhVe $6 lor 1 semester, $10 book when we be distributed neit weekCASH more Happy Annrveraary! I love you, Love, for the entire veer Guests may be Invited at $3 IN ON THOSE COUPONS! Welcome to the tamtyl How'd you eke that You're tha bealeat and my favorites! I heart "boukter'" of string?? KD Love and mine. Your USA you" Luv, Me grad-blg HELP WANTED Are you rtereeted In the erta? The Student Arts Steve Parse, LHtla Kim Roberts Aaecoatkon sponsors tnps to cultural events Jodie Erreft Congratuarkxa on becomng an mated SAE!' PERSONALS I Love You Lota'" S10-S5O0 weekly up rraaVvj erasers' Rush guest artists and lecturers, snd much more1 Our Gsl psyched for the best feme ol the year Gam- Love. Your Btg Satet Lori I'm One Very Lucky Big! eetf-eddreaeed. stemped envelope: A-1. nrst meeting w* be Sunday. Oct 5at7:00pm ma Phi Secret Safari la here! Sunday waaet pliiura KelArri "" "Amy Hotrnen' "* Love « TTKE. Your Secret Slater 11020 Ventura. Sute 268 Dept P2.StudtoCI- si the Town Room ol the Union Join us for free SMOBGASBORD only 3 00 1 I think you are a wonderful pledge Love, Your ty. CA 01604 muncniee and lots of tun Spaghetti only 99 Kappa Heart Sis Snene MARGARET MUCH IS A WONDERFUL Both from 11 -g at Potyeyes. 352-9638 Inactive RN'a and LPN'a Are you ready to step Association lor Career Women JOHN PETERSON PLEOOEII LOVE. YOUR HEART-IS OAMY back Into nuratog? Start over in a caring environ- Social Event •• -KAPPA VTP'S""" Pm Mu date party la Saturday The Kappa AdJvea are eooo EXCfTED lor you don't ahow up In "drag" Mary Pent hene mant Wood County Nursing Home needs a tul- Fndey. October 3rd Thanks Pikes end ATO'a for a greet nme on Fri- Congnatuattone on your engagement to Jack nma LPN and ■ part-tme RN Cal 353-8411 5-7 p.m al to go active We hope It a aa special for you dress to pay In the hay! 1 day Greek Weak waa great' Love, the KD'a We are al •retted for youl between 8-4:30 atNicki'a as it waa tor us (guaea who your date a?) The Fal Edition ol the 1986 87 Student Love, Your Kappa Satera Contact Maureen or Htckt lor details' -Love, your slaters-- Local buatoeee needs totem in Marketing (Jr. Organuatlons Directory, hating over 135 stu- St., Grad ) with some art experience tor Judy Baa-- dent clubs groups, ft organirebone. a avaaabk* Telephone Marketing Cal 353-1458 Beta Alpha Ps« snd Accounting Club •"Knsten Rumble"" You're a great KKG pledge I'm so excited now n the Office of Sttdenl Activities ft Orienta- You are a super pledge" I am so happy that you you're my heart eater Love, Jennie Tm so happy that you pledged Keppa! You're meeting Wednesday. October 8. 7 30 pm. tion. 405 Student Senncee Buftrjng are a Kappa' Get psyched lor the bedracea and terrific' Your Heart Sa. Beth Market Research Community Suite. University Union Arthur Jungle Jim Tagia the SAE tea this weekend Luv. Your heart sis Thursday night a "tosh Nkght al BGSU Theatre Several pert-time telephone rtervawrig pon- Young and Co present a program on Tax I WONDER WHO YOUR DATE COULD BE if your name begma with "O'—" you can pick up MICHELLE SCHMIDT ttone anaasha now Day. evening ft weekend Reform Act ol 1966 •SUE RAMSETH" TM SURE II IS A MYSTERY! your two-for-ona tickets for Tha Playboy ol the CONGRATULATIONS ON BECOMtNG A KAP- hour*. Good apeang ft pleasant phone voice What a great Kappa' Get excited tor Secret Satan, Y'snmy. because BG News meeting lor volunteers -writers and Western Work) at tha Eva Marie Saint Box Of- PA YOU'RE WONDERFUL! neceeaary No seeing Opportunities for ad- Love. Heart Sa Holy I'm APE over you' Your Dete??x photographers-every Sunday. 8 pm. 210 ■oa. second floor Unrveralty Hal. or cal YOUR HEART SIS. SUSAN vancement a pay ncreeaea In a comfsrtapi*. Wesl Hall For further information can Kappa Delia congratuatea 372-2719 personable work environment Appfy in person 372-2603 "TO MY UL SUZIE RICHARDS" the new pledge daas between 8 am-4pm at: To our PI Kapp Deles MKE MOVER Tomorrow la the day we've been waiting for' Al officera-good kick' NFO Research. Inc im Flag Football Officials needed Pick up MARK. SCOTT, MARK, TONY Put away the dahrag your queebona wl be answered' KKO initiation 2700 Oregon Rd Referral at Student Employment Previous Im Wei be anxiously awaiting your arrival at the Put away the broom a a very special time I m glad to be able to (JUS! Oft I- 75) OrficiaB i* out appacation m Im Office Man Kaba Martin- bam Sal nits, be reedy for an evening tul of fun Because Gamma Phi Secret Satan share In it with you' You're the Greatest UP I Northwood. OH 43619 datoryCsnic Oct 7. 7-10 pm Have a great weekend' You're a super pledge1 end aurprtaaa! a coming soon! Love you. 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WE NOW DELIVER are my me' I knew from the start that you were Retreat tha Saturday We are so excited to get There is st*. time to enter the You guys better gel psyched POLLYEYES 440 E COURT. 352-9638 to know you M better' 1979 Mazda RX7 Exceeent condition Cal 1M4 Homecoming Spirit Contest special Here's to a greet weekend and a terrific The Secret Safari is Saturday night Lore, your eaters of PI Bete Phi Days 626-0852. iaghts 352 2932 Contact Teresa McComber at 352-0953 by year Phi Mu fwe and mine Big Wendy Wa have a surprise waiting for you IOOOOOIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Wednesday. October 8 Were looking for a lew From your favorite Goo Phoo Boo8' UL ROCHELLE RIZER. I'm so happy to be your 1982 Ford Exp Excellent condition, sun roof. 1 USA MAI SON 4 speed AM-FM cassette. 30 mpg $3700 good people (tor Do-dans ) and banners Lots of Love. big! 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Jenny A To Z Data-Acroaa From Uhrnana. 352-5042 Linda Jean the Party--! mean Scrapbook-queen* men and women are doing (I by attending DUAL Saturday Oct 4. 8:30-6.00 avertable upon advance requeat For more infor- Sunday Oct 5. 11 00-5 00 mation, contact the Women's Center. BGSU s<» i ,,. Women Hope your party a great and you have lots of CAREER COUPLES. Wednesday. October 8. We've come a long way so keep your heads Remember Whens! Don"! forget to took through 7 30pm. Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical Resident Haas Show Your Splrtl! Teen Center at Wood County Far Grounds 372-2281 Participate In the Homecoming Window Splash rugh Sunday's game ran t lust another episode your scrapbook before bed* Love. K, 0, B Arts Sponsored by Unrveralty Placement Ser- Cash prizes wi be awarded: 1st-$25. DONT TYPE fT-PRINT fT •Psl Chl-UPA Picnic" ol Love Boat and lo me you are not fust vices Last Freeworth. keep smiting'" Al your herd 2nd-S15, and 3rd-S10 For more tolormation AP He comp w two drives. 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ARMY ROTC Reserve Monday October 6 m your busy Wanted to sublease Non-smoker, male or schedules because Paula A Spence of Potyeyes 440 E Court. 352-9838 HEART-SIS THIS WEEK HAVE FUN DURING CADETS ft CADRE WELCOME- 'Ho Epa* lemass any time after Oct 20 8 stocks from Harnerotf MitenthaSpence-Grey Inc (an ad PLEDGING LOVE. MOLLY Chief Justice seeking romance in the hay with a Thanks tor a tantaetlc Greek Week You guys campus Al utaties paid except electric Cal agency in Columbus. Ohio) wii be speaking at certem sarcaatlc someone M Meedows. T Raymond. S Coaxia. J Szabo. are excellent! TO OUR THETA CHI DATES JIM KINCAID 353-4314 our formal meeting in the Ice Arena Lounge at R Sprung: Some Phi Mu'a have a crush on you. Love The Kappas AND MATT (GOOF) SUHRER Co-Op Information Session 7.30 p m Please plan to attend' and boy I bet you juat can't guess who' Onftking WHAT A SURPRISE IT WILL BE AT PHI MU Monday Oct 6, 4 p m "Uke-home" new 3-room efficiency. Al utiatas. FLAMUR. AS YOU WILL SEE BOTH OF YOU BOWLING GREEN POLO CLUB 236 Administration Bkjg and dancing In the fay. Phi Mu Fal Fkvnur a juat ALPHA XI DELTA tumiahtoga. appeencee provided Fremont one day away A big barn bash sounds so fine WILL GO OFF TOGETHER AND MEET WITH SWEATSHIRTS Co Op Office 372-2451 IT'S TIKE TO GET SMASHED Wast 1 professional person $275. 3328725 COMING TO CAMPUS SOON We're fm'm to aee you round about rune Your US A LITTLE LATER BY THEN WELL ALL BE AT THE ANNUAL BARN BASH I ON OUR WAY TO DANCE. PARTY, AND HAVE From American Marketing Assoc Phi Mu Dates PHI DELTA THETA Congratulatlone to Jam Long and uomlnac FUN IN THE HAY THE BONFIRE WILL SET Mark Manning Panrera on your Phi Mu--Pi Kappa Phi ptnnmg I THE MOOD FOR THE NIGHT. AND A PARTY CO-OP CORNER I hope you get back from your rugby game In Criminal Justice Organization miss ya Jenil Love, your H ALPHA XI DELTA'S AFTERWARDS SHOULD TOP IT OFF RIGHT time Be prepared for a wild nrte'Love. Your Phi Meeting on Monday Oct 6al800pm in 302 WE'RE PUMPED FOR THE ANNUAL PM CANT WATT TILL SATURDAY!' LOVE, YOUR CRAZY CRESCENTS Mu Crush Date 1. Friday, OH software accounting firm a Henna Hal Guest speaker wH be Tracey DELTA THETA-ALPHA XI DELTA BARN PHI MU DATES Congrats on painting the rock' Keep up that growing so fast that they wi need five more in- Mahoney from the Governor s Office ol Criminal Mark. ■ASHI labutoua sort-- terns lor Soring jr or Sr Accounting MIS with Justice Services All Criminal Justice and Pre Our mud hut a down, cause Dawn Dance is TO SCOTT ft TODD We love you Your Gamma Phi Sisters AMA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE lotus and coat accounting experience, $6 00 Criminal Justice majors are welcome over, but Secret Safari a right around the cor- The party at OSU was great, so were EXTENDED start Dee Gee Car Stutters ner Now don't you forget tomorrow's the night, youlHere'a to ksarning new worda M 4 In the WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS, INC. will OCT 6-10. B A LOBBY Congratulations on stuffing into first place1 Lets because Goo Phoo Boos areouta eight Love, morning) Hope to party again with you soon have an organizational meeting on Monday. ONE MORE CHANCE! 2. Columbus company a looking for a tew ex- October 6 at 8:30 p.m. In the West Hall Com- carry on thia excitement lo win the SAE Bad your Goophey Boo, Laurie Love. Nioofcft Debbie ^^^ setent OS canrjtdatee lor spring semester. mons. Upcoming events will be discussed Races*" MISS 7-11- Need • 3 0 OPA, $7 SO start Cal 372-2461 ANN-MARIE: snd membership sppllcatlons will be ac- DELTA GAMMA VIPS I KNOW I'M A To tha only girl tar ma NOW1 Happy 1 year' ft waa the beet of my Me! WI you cepted. Your special moment la almost here Get ex- HAPPY 21st ANYWAYS-BERL Through the years I have been happy but sad, csksbrate wfeh ma Saturday? I Love You. 8Mf 3 South Bend Accounting firm needs Jr C S ft WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS, INC. IS cited lo learn a lot about Delta Gamma and lo content yet daconlented and loved only to be Accounting mafors with 3 0 GPA or better to SPONSORING A VISIT TO THE WALL STREET have a wonderful Initiation' unloved once again When we came together I PHI DELTS ART STUDENTS work spring semester $1200-mo Too good JOURNAL ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. AT leaked that the love I had fal waa merely in- Diane Mahnen It's time to party again' Wa won 1 party axe we Display your artwork FREE! fetuetton to the tove I know with you' BobsDy to be true! 7:30 P.M. PARTICIPANTS SHOULD MEET AT Thanks for being such a super roomie" Got rJW at the Main Event but be reedy to have fun' Awards In all categories THE UNION AT 7 00 P.M. 20-PEPSON LIMIT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 2010 psyched lor a GREAT weekend, and return to The AJpheXI's 14th ANNUAL HOMECOMING ART SHOW 4 Nettonal Dayton company neede Jr CS stu- FOR THE TRIP. OPEN TO ALL. aerobics" Love. Patty 372-2573 ON Campua Student Org. ODYSSEY SATURDAY. THE ONLY BREW Phi Kappa Tau and Alpha Gamma Delta dent with 2 8 GPA or above- $8-9 00 par OeadNne for entry Oct. I. CREW OOOO ENOUGH TO TAKE THE TRIP hour. What a great pace to start' EeenBmel. A combination out of tha world UTO THE YEAR 2010 AND STILL ASK FOR 1 5 GM pant In Warren. OH a interested in Jr or You're a super Kappa Pledge Keep up the Phi Kappa Tau-Alpha Gamma Delta MORE- UNO IT IROTHER8: PAKQTD. INTERCOLLEGIATE BOWUNG good study habits. I know youl do great' Your ATTENTION DAVE THORN AND CHIP Sr Accountant with 2 75 GPA- $63-day Heart Sa-Rochees THOMSON: Why watt untl after graduation to get ex- Phi Pn-Pi Phi Tea Tracy Zuber, Dab Vrjetovich ft Denis. Carrol: A Team Forming this season-semester Its finely here, tomorrow youl see how tun a perience? 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Don't at these greet Spring Dancing, drinking and tot* of fun. my GOf crush Your Secret Safari Senseaone nmrlinrs Use. and the Math Deot Cal celebrate' Love you, Pambo a you by 372-2677 for 0 ■ No 1' Love you' OAMMA PHIS LOVE LAafeJOA CHDJI! Green Sheet Vol. XVII, No. 3 Bowling Green State University October 3,1986
Cynthia Giannini. Geoffrey Rhue. Monique Irish Alexander Sukonnik. Recognize these names? Probably not, but there is flood bet that they are as unfamiliar today as those of Mikhail Baryshnikov and Dame Margot Fonteyn once were. Giannini, Rhue, Irish and Sukonnlk are some of the finest young dancers in the world, and they and 10 of their fellow dancers are beginning to make a name for themselves as members of the highly acclaimed Joffrey II Dancers. This troupe, with its electric and exciting repertoire will be at the University Tuesday (Oct 7) to kick off this year's Festival Series The performance will begin at 6 p.m. in Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. In their performances, the Joffrey II Dancers combine classical, contemporary, romantic and neo-classical bal- let ensemble pieces with modern and jazz works. The 14 dancers, who range in age from 16 to 22, were chosen for the company because of their outstanding potential to enter the Joffrey Ballet About 80 percent of the nearly 270 dancers who have participated in the Joffrey II program have gone on to become members of the Joffrey Ballet Since its inception in 1969, the Joffrey II has toured every year and has performed in more f^ than 300 cities In 49 states and three foreign i^\ countries ' " At Bowling Green the dance troupe wiH present "The Gardens of BoboH." a ballet created for the 1986 Joffrey II Choreographers Workshop. "Pas de Deuz" from "Flower Festival at Gen- zano" by choreographer August Bournonville wiH be performed by Giannini and Sukonnik The program will continue with "Passage, originally created in 1981 for the Ballet Theater Workshop, and conclude with "Grand Pas," a selection ol dances from the third act of "Raymonda" choreographed by Marius Petipa Tickets for the performance are $5.50, $8. $10 and $12.50. Tickets can be reserved at the Moore Musical Arts Center box office; hours for the box office are 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. weekdays Again this year, the College of Musical Arts will have a Rush Ticket Program. Fifteen minutes before curtain time any remaining tickets will be sold to students lor $1. To purchase a ticket, a person must have a student I D and $ 1 (change Is not available); only one ticket may be purchased per ID. A free preview of the evening's performance will be presented at 7:20 p.m. in the Bryan Recital Had, Moore Musical Arts Center, by Dr. Vincent Corrigan, an assistant professor of music...... -...j/irj.-j. 7:30 p.m. - ( Meehrig Open to at Canal Room.'Unlon Deadkne lor women's flag football entry lorms Teams from residence halls, fraternities. Friday 108 Student Recreation Center sororities and the Off-Campus Student Center 7:30 p.m. - Advertising Club wi compete Deadline for entry is Oct 8 Free October 3 Paula A. Spence .of Hamerott. Maenthal. 4 p.m. - Energy Lecture and open to al Applications available at the Off- 4 p.m. - Friday at tha Movies Spence. Grey, kic wi apeak at the meeting Or. Marc Rosa, senior scientist for the U.S. Campus Student Center, Moseley 'KJeng Me Softly" and "Stale Roles and Tight Open to members Professional dress re- Department ol Energy at Argonne National Buna" wi be shown Open to all. $1 admission quested President's Lounge. Ice Arena Laboratory and professor of physics st the 7 p.m. - Cultural Conversation Sponsored by the Ad Club. Qrsh Film Theater. University of Michigan, wi discuss "The Energy "How Much Do You Know About Korea?" wi be Hanna t p.m. - Criminal Justice Organization Crisis in Retrospect " Free and open to al tod by Kyoo and Youngnee Kim Free and open Tracy Mahoney of the Governor's Office of Sponsored by the physics department and the to al. Sponsored by the Honors Student 4 p.m. - Bed Races Cranlnal Justice Services wi speak at tha Center lor Environmental Programs A reception Association. Lobby, Sard floor, Darrow. Event to rase money lor the Toledo area Meals meeting. 302 Hanna for Dr Rosa wi be held al 3 30 m tha Gallery. on Wheels program Sponsored by Sigma Alpha McFal Center. Assembly Room, McFal Center. 7:30 p.m. - Future Food Professionals Epsson fraternity Ridge SI. south ol McDonald 9 p.m-Midnight - Pal ChUJPA Picnic Meeting. Open to members Home Economics Quad 74 p.m. - Association tor Childhood Refreshments win be provided Bring student ID Education Living Cantor. 8 p.m. - University Theater Production and swtmwoar. Free and open to members, as Meeting. 305 Moseley ■Playboy ol the Western World" w* be wel as al psychology majors and minors. Spon- I pan. - UAO Campus Film "Cat Basou" wi be shown Free and open to al presented. Tickets are $2 for students and $4 sored by Pal Chi Anderson Club Pool. Student 7 pjn. - Sailing and Sales Management Club Recreation Center Giah Fern Theater. Hanna focal others Eva Marie Saint Theater. University Meeting Open to al Assembly Room, McFal Hal. Center 6 p.m. - Planetarium Show t p.m. - International Film Sarles • p.m. - University Theater Production See 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3. kshng Planet Quest." a multimedia program combining The West German fern "Star Without Sky" wi be 7 pjn. Midnight - Black Greek Interest Groups space art, music and narration with the star pro- shown Free and open to al Giah Film Theater Harms 9 p.m. - Homecoming Mixer jector, wi be presented Free (donations ac- Free and open to al Northeast Commons. cepted) and open to al Planetarium, Physical Open to al, $1 admieaion This wi be Crucial Sciences Laboratory Budding 1:30 p.m. - Woman In Commirxcattone, Inc. DBC's last performance on campua. Sponsored 7:30 p.m. - Ski Club by UAO. Lenhart Grand Balroom. Union. Meeting Open to al Commons. West Hal. Meeong Open to al. 70 Overman. 1:30 p.m. - •'arty with the Club MUSK, games, food and beer will be available at •:1« p.m. - UAO Campus Film 8 p.m.-l a.m. - Minority FaaMon and Talent 7:39 p.m - Environmental Interest Group Show this party raise money lor BGSU s club hockey "Terms of Endearment," winner of five Academy Meeting. Open to al. 127 Hayes Hal team Open to al. Si admission. Sponsored by Awards, wi be shown $1 with BGSU ID 210 $1 admtoaion. Northeast Commona BGSU club hockey Northeast Commona. Math Science 740 p.m. - Eighth Annual Tnathalon • p.m. - Jazz Concert See Tuesday, Oct. 7, Bating University Jau Combos wi perform Free and open to al Bryan Recital Hal, Moore Musical Saturday Tuesday 7:30 p.m. - Professional Development Arts Center Seminar October 4 October 7 "Dual Career Couples' wi discuss making $4) p.m. - Spanlah Club Conversation Hour 3:30 pjn. - Placement Workshop choices about career, marriage, relocation, role 1:30 p.m. Football Free and open to al. Potyeyes Pizza. 440 E. See 3:30 p.m. Monday. Oct 6. listing definition and chad-rearing Free and open to al BGSU vs Western Michigan Youth-Team Day. Court St. seniors. Sponsored by the University Plecement Doyt Perry Field 9:30 p.m. - Lesbian and day Alliance 4 p.m. - Intramurals Office. Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical Arts Meeting. Open to al St. Thomaa More Parish. 7:45. 9:30 p.m., Midnight - UAO Campus Film Deadline for men's flag football entry forms 108 Center 426Thurs*n See 7 45 p m Friday, Oct 3. listing Student Recreation Center. 7 p.m. - Drug Discussion 7:30 p.m - Realism Panel Discussion Larry Mershman from the Wood County Drug Paneasts Gary Schumer, Cleveland Art Institute. Jeanne Fryer-Kohies, art critic for "Columbus Friday and Alcohol Clinic wi be giving a presentation on Sunday Art:" Adrian Tio. associate professor of art. and CRACK, a cocaine derivative Free and open to October lO October 5 st South Main Lounge. Rodgers Dr. Donald Calen. assistant professor of phsoaophy, wi discuss contemporary issues in 3 p.m - Tennis 1:30 p.m. - Falcon Walk-Hun for Fun IV Women's team vs. Western IHnoia University. 7 p.m. - Auditions reaasm Free and open to an 204 Fine Arts Spectators welcome Whittaker Track. Keefe Courts See 7 p m Monday. Oct 8. listing BuMng 3 p.m. - Kalefdloscope Konzert 7:30 p.m. - National Student Advertising 440-7:30 p.m. - Minority Reception Vocal and irMtrumental ensembles of the College 7 p.m. - Squash Club Free and open to al minority alumni and of Musical Arts wHI perform Free and open to aY Instruction and practice available Open to al oom petition Information feghf with Dr J H Holmes speaking students Sponsored by the ethnic studies dept. Kobacker HaH. Moore Musical Arts Center Blue Dot Tournament finals. Squash Court A. and the Ethnic Cultural Arts Program Holiday Student Recreation Center Open to members. Sponsored by the Advertis- 7 p.m. - Canadian Film Series ing Club. Ohio Suite. Union am, 1550 E Wooster "Les bons debe/ras (Good Riddance)" and "La 7:30 p.m. - American Marketing Association Chandail. a short film, will be shown "Good Meeting Tim McFariand, recruiter from National 7:30 p.m. - Judy Small Concert 9 p.m. - Fantasy and Wargaming Society Riddance" is the winner of eight Genie (Cana- City Bank, win speak Assembly Room. McFal The Australian fokslnger wi perform, along with Meeting and open gaming. Open to al. Off- dian Fikn) Awards, including Best Picture, Best Center opening act Judi Freidman from San Francisco. Campus Student Center. Moseley. Director and Best Original Screenplay. Free and For ticket information contact the Woman's 9:30 p.m. - Snake Dance open to all Gtsh Film Theater, Hanna 7:30 p.m. - Eighth Annual Trlalhaton Center, 315D Student Services Sponsored by Beginrwig al the intramural field north of the One ol two meetinga for anyone interested in Women for Women. Lenhart Grand Balroom, Alumni Center and ending at College Park. 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show volunteering at the tnathalon Saturday, Oct. 18 Union. See 8 p m Friday, Oct 3, listing Stargaze to Must attend one of the two meetings Hooiey 9:304 p.m. - Homecoming Art Show foHow. weather permitting. Conference Room. Student Recreation Center 7:30 p.m. - Woman in Communications, Inc. Free and open to al Refreshments wi be serv- Meet for trip to Wal Street Journal. Open to al, ed. Sponsored by the Off-Campus Student 7:30 p.m. - Association for Cantor Women 50 cents for non-members. Limited number of Organization. Off-Campus Student Center. Meeting, with speaker from St Luke's Diet and spaces available Foyer, Union. Monday Nutrition Center. Open to al 100 Business October 6 Administration. I p.m. - Brass Recital 7p.m. - Black Greek Council Stompdown The brass faculty of the College of Musical Arts 8:30 SJn.-4 p.m. - AMA Membership Drive Open to al. Si admission Kobacker Hal, Moore 7:30 p.m. - American Society of Interior wi present chamber music Free and open to all Musical Arts Center Drive extended through Friday. Oct. 10. Last Designers Kobacker Hal, Moore Musical Arts Cantor. year's American Marketing Association members Meeting. Open to members. Home Economics 7 p.m. - Volleyball must rejoin to be members this year. Lobby. Living Center 9 p.m. - Peace Coalition Business Administration BGSU vs Eastern Michigan University. Ander- Meeting. Open to all. United Christian son Arena. • p.m. - Dance Concert Felowahlp. 313Thurebn 2:30-4:30 p.m. - Coffee Hours The Joffrey It Dancers, one of America's 7 p.m. - Literature Lecture Free and open to at. Sponsored by the Wond premiere young dance troupes, will perform. Student Association 411 South Hal Dr. WBam Dumbieton. an authority on Irish Tickets are $5 50. $8, $10 and $12.60. For Iterature, wi speak on "The Gift of Gab: Ireland tickets and further information, contact the box Thursday 3:30 p.m. - Placement Workshop and Ha Literature." Free and open to al Spon- office. Kobacker Hal. Moore Musical Arts October* sored by the theater department Joe E. Brown Interviewing Techniques Workshop wi discuss Center _, the stages, styles and techniques ol successful to a.m. - Overeeleu Anonymous Theater, University Hal. interviewing Free and open to al seniors. Com- Meeting Free (donations accepted) and open to a p.m. - Planetarium Show 7:10 p.m. - Hockey munity Suite. Union al. St. Thomas More Pariah, 425 ThuratJn. See 8 p.m Friday, Oct 3. Hating BGSU at University of Michigan (Arm Arbor). 4 p.m. - Intramurals • p.m. - Campus Girl Scouts 2:30-4:30 - Coffee Hour* Deadline for fraternity ice hockey entry forms. Meeting Open to al Lounge, first floor, See 2:30 Monday, Oct. 8, listing. 7:30, B:45 pan., Midnight - UAO Campua Film 108 Student Recreation Center. McDonald East Murphy'a Romance" wi be shown $1 50 with 3:30-4:30 p.m. - Cat* Conversation BGSU ID. 210 Math Science. 7 p.m. - American Society of Interior Conversational French with cake and coffee Designers available Free and open to al. Sponsored by La 9 pjn. - University Theater Production Career Day Open to membera. Alumni Room, Wednesday Mason Francatse and the French Club. La See 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3. hating Union October8 Maiaon Francalse . 9 pjn. - Planetarium Show 9 s.m.-5 p.m. - Homecoming Election 3:30 p.m. - Placement Workshop See 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, listing 7 p.m. - Overeaters Anonymous Voting will be held tor Homecoming King and See 3:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 8, Hating. Ohio Meeting Free (donations accepted) and open to Queen. Foyer. Union al. Wood County Hospital. 950 W Wooster Suite, Union. 9 p.m. - Pep Rally ,„a Bonfire 3:30 p.m. - Biology Seminar Cheerleaders, footbel players and coach Moe 7 p.m. - Auditions "Neuronal and Hormonal Regulation of the Brain 3:30 p.m. - Thursday Afternoon Colloquium *»kney wi speak. Open to all Sponsored by Treehouee Troupe auditions will be held for Corticotropin-Releasing Factor System: A Joseph Rychlak of Loyola University will discuss the Interfraternity Cound and the Student "Ashipattle and the Giant Sea Serpent" and Cytochemical Approach'' will be presented by "The Poaefhly of a Rigorous Humanistic Athletic Board College Park. "Doors" for the spring semester touring com- Dr. Zsoit Ljposrts, dept. of anatomy. University ol Psychology" Free and open to al. Sponsored pany. Scripts and additional information are Missouri, Columbia and University of Pecs, by the Thursday Afternoon Research Presenta- available at the theater department office, 322 Hungary Refreshments wi be served at 3 p.m. tion Soria*. 112 Life Sciences South Hal. 400 University Hal m 204 Life Sciences Sponsored by the dept. of biological sciences. 112 Life Sciences »•-•»* -*"• •«*„'«•-•', ••»',*■■ , / p.»>. - UVOTWM*,* Mnonymous • p.HI. - nwiiei ■ p.m. - New MUSK t-eetmi Concert Following the pep raly and bonfire, a 4% minute Meeting Free (donations accepted) and open to Tubist Ivan Hammond wHI perform. Free and Guest composer-performer John Cage wll pre- display of over 400 fireworks will be shot off al Wood County Hospital, 950 W. Wooster. open to al Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical sent "MUSHROOMS et variatlones " The pro- Sponsored by University Student Activities. Col- Arts Center. gram wM feature the Percussion Group- lage Park. 7:30 p.m. - PM Beta Lambda Induction 8 p.m. - international Television'Aeaoclatton Cincinnati In a performance ot Cage's "Music tor Open to al business or business education ma- Meeting David Goldsmith of Midwest Video wil Three " Admission Is $5 for students. $6 for al 11 p.m. - Black Greek Council Dance )ors. Reception to folow the ceremony Town discuss new video equipment Open to al others. Kobacker Hal. Moore Musical Arts Open toal SI admission Northeast Commons Room. Union. Studio, WBGU-TV. Troupe Street Center.
7:30-8:30 p.m. - Theology Seminar I p.m. - Summer Study In Nantes, France 8 p.m. - University Theater Production "A Contemporary Approach to God." Open to Informational meeting and slide show Open to See 8 p.m Wednesday. Oct 15, listing Saturday at Upper Room, St Thomas More Parish, 425 al. The French House, sorority row. October 11 ThuraUn. 8 p.m. - Planetarium Show See 8 p.m. Friday, Oct 3, listing 8:30 a.m. - 7.6K Homecoming Run 7:30-8:30 p.m. - Christian Science Open to alumni, faculty, staff and students. Organization Thursday Registration tree to alumni, and wll be held Fri- Meeting Open to al. Canal Room. Union October 16 day, Oct. to, from 7 am -10 p.m. and unit 8 Saturday a.m. on Saturday. For more information, contact I p.m. - International Film Series 3 p.m. - New Music Festival Workshops Die Student Recreation Center office Start Is at The West German Mm "The Border,'' a political Miss Anderson wW give a lecture-demonstration October 18 the Ice Arena parking lot titled Contemporary Trombone: Techniques satire baaed on an actual official ordinance bet- 9 a.m.-O p.m. - Softball Tournament ween East and West Germany to complete the and Literature.'' Room 1012 At the same time, I a.m. - Tennis vtoimst Erica Sharp w« give a iivorkshop hoed Fraternity, sorority and Independent teams wH demarcation line, wH be presented Free and compete S15 registration tee. spectators free Women's team vs Eastern Kentucky University open to al Gash Film Theater. Hanna "How to Get an Orchestra Job And Keep ft" Keefe Courts Both programs are free and open to al Moore Proceeds to benefit the Ronald McDonald Musical Arts Center House ot Northwest Ohio Instructional fields »:15 p.m. - UAO Campus Film behind Anderson Arena 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m., 4-i p.m. - Homecoming Art •Flaahdance'' wtlbe shown. S1 withBQSU ID Show 3:30-4:30 - Cafe Conversation 210 Math Science • a.m. - Tennis See 6:30 p.m Friday, Oct. 10. listing. Conversational French with cake and coffee avaaabie Free and open to al. Sponsored by La Woman's team vs Xavier University Keefe Courts 1 aun. - Tennis Malson Francarse and the French Club. La women's team vs Moreheed State University. Tuesday Marson Francaae Keefe Courts. 8:30 am - New Music Festival Concert October 14 3:30 p.m. - Placement Workshop Free and open to al Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical Arts Center 1:30 p.m.-Football 3:30 p.m. - Placement Workshop See 3:30 Tuesday. Oct 14. listing Ohio Suite, BGSU vs Eastern Michigan University Pre Trie job hunting workshop wK discuss the use of Union. 1 p.m. - Tennis game band show begins at 1 05 p m Doyt Perry the University Placement Services, how to iden- Women's team vs University of Dayton. Keefe Field. tity and contact employers on your own, employ- 4 p.m. - Intramurala Courts. ment agencies, state employment bureaus, Dsedene tor coed doubles racquetbal entry 2-5 pj.ni. - Educational Memorabilia Center classified advertisements and others ways of fin- forma. 108 Student Recreation Center 1 p.m. POT - Football Open for visitation Free and open to al. Little ding |obs. Free and open to al seniors Com- BGSU at University of Washington (Seattle) munity Suite. Union 8:30 p.m. - New Music Festlvsl Conceit Red Schocnouse, south of the Education Performance features trombonist Miles Ander- Building son, vtolniat Erica Sharp and saxophonist David 1:30 p.m. - New Music Festival Event 4 p.m. - Intramurala Composer John Cage and performance artist Pat Deadline for women's bowling entry forms. 106 Pituch Free and open to al Bryan Recital Hal. 4:30-7:30 p.m. - Minority Reception Moore Musical Arts Center Oieszko will take part in a dialogue with Robert See 4:30 p.m. Friday. Oct 10, •sting. Student Recreation Center Croan of the Pittsburgh Gazette Free and open 8 p.m. - UAO Campus Film to al Little Theater. Toledo Museum of Art, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" win be shown. Free and 7 p.m. - Volleyball 4:30 p.m - Subliminal Advertising Discussion 2445 Monroe. Toledo open to al. Gish Fam Theater. Hanna. BGSU vs. Central Michigan University Anderson Dr. Martha Rogers wH present Subliminal Arena. Messages In Cigarette Advertising Free and 2-5 p.m. - Educational Memorabilia Center open to al Sponsored by the Honors Student I p.m - University Theater Production Open tor visitation Free and open to all Little See 8 p.m Wednesday, Oct 15. listing 7:30 p.m. - Hockey Association Honors Center, Kreiacher Red Schoolhouse. south ot Education Building BGSU vs. University of Michigan Ice Arena. 7 p.m. - Squash Club 8:30 p.m. - Lesbian and Gay Alliance Instruction and practice. White Dot season Meeting Open to al. St Thomas More Parish, 3 p.m - New Music Festival Concert 7:30, 9:45 p.m., Midnight - UAO Campus Film begins Squash Court A. Student Recreation 425 Thurstm The program wH feature works by John Cage, See 7:30, 9:45 p.m., Midnight Friday, Oct. 10. Center. Vtoieta Dlnescu, WHiam Kraft. Judith Lang Zai- ■sting. 8 p.m. - Now Music Festival Concert mont and Ramon Zupko. Free and open to all 7:30 p.m. - Society tor Creative Anachronism Great Gallery. Toledo Museum of Art, 244S Meeting. Open to al. 309 Mosetey Pat Otoszko wil present "War n Place: Where I p.m. - University Theater Production Foots Russian." a multimedia presentation Monroe, Toledo. See 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, listing 8 p.m. - Planetarium Show featuring Otoszko 'a wearable sculpture Tickets 7:30 p.m. - Hockey See Friday, Oct. 3, listing. are S3 for students, $4 lor all others. Kobacker BGSU vs University of New Hampshire Ice 11 p.m. - Stock Student Union Semi-Formal Hal, Moore Musical Arts Center Arens. Open to at. $2 admission Northeast Commons. 8 p.m. - Campus Girl Scouts Meeting Open to al Lounge, first floor. 8,10, Midnight - UAO Campus Film ft McDonald East da Friday See 8, 10. Midnight Friday. Oct 17, listing. October 17 8 p.m. - University Theater Production ?H!? Y Wednesday See 8 p.m. Wednesday. Oct 15, listing 8 a.m. - New Music Festival Workshops 1 p.m. - Gospel Choir Concert October 15 Guest artist David Pituch will give a lecture- 8 p.m. • New Music Festlvsl Concert demonstration entitled "The Contemporary Sax- Free and open to al Prout Chapel 12:30 p.m. •• Oil-Campus Student The Bowling Green Phiharrnonia wll be featured ophone In Poland." Room 2002. Manfred Organization In "Dance-4 Orchestras" by John Cage In the Clynes. vtoNng professor In the dept of 1:30 p.m. - Soccer Meeting Open to al Off-Campus Student final concert of the Festival. Free and open to al BQSU at Eastern Michigan University {Ypstantl). psychology. wH discuss "Cracking the Code ol Kobacker Hal, Moore Musical Arts Center Center, Moaetoy. Musically." Room 2006. Free and open to all Moore Musical Arts Center 2-5 p.m. - Educational Memorabilia Center 3:30 p.m. - Biology Seminar Open for visitation. Free and open to al Little "Sexual Selection In Field Crickets: A Role for 10:30 a.m. - New Music Festlvsl Concert Red Schoothouee. south of Education Budding Parasites?" «rl be presented by Marlene Zuk, Sunday Museum of Zoology. University of Michigan. Faculty artists wi perform. Free and open to al. Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical Arts Center October 19 2 p.m. - Invitational Exhibit Refreshments will be served at 3 p m In 204 "Accurate Depictions? Figurative Realist Pain- Ufa Sciences. Sponsored by the department of 2 p.m. -Soccer 1:30 p.m. - New Music Festlvsl Lecture tings." featuring the work of 16 artists wll be biological sciences. 112 Life Sciences. BGSU vs. Ohio State University Mickey exhibited. Free and open to al. Gallery hours are Performance artist Pat Otoszko wB give a side- Cochrane Field 9 a m -4 30 p.m. weekdays and 2-5 p.m. Sun- lecture about her work. Free and open to al. 4 p.m. - Intramurala Fine Arts Building days through Oct. 17. Qalery, Fine Arts Deaoaiie for man's and women's cross country 2-8 p.m. - Educational Memorabilia Canter Butding entry forms. 108 Student Recreation Center. Open for visitation Free and open to al. Little 2:30 p.m. - Now Musk Festlvsl Concert Red Schoolhouse. south of Education Building 3 p.m. - Concert 7:30 p.m. - Ski Club University choral and wind ensembles w* per- University Phanarmonls Orchestra will perform. Meeting Open to al. 70 Overman. form Free and open to all Bryan Recital Hal. 3 p.m. - Concert Free and open to al. Kobacker Hal, Moore Moore Musical Arts Center The Fal Wind Ensemble and the Concert Band Musical Arts Center 7:30 p.m. - Health Care Club w* perform. Free and open to al. Kobacker Hal, Meeting. Open to majors. 302 Henna 3 p.m. - Tennis Moore Musical Arts Center. 7 p.m. - Canadian Film Series Women's team vs Youngstown Stale University. "Goto' Down the Road" w* be shown. This 7:30 p.m. - Public Relations Organization Keefe Courts. 7 p.m. - Canadian Film Series "The Approntlceshtp of Duddy Kravrtz," a 1974 1970 fsrn lefts the story of two unemployed Meeting. Open to al pre-)ourna5am and Jour- drop-outs from Nova Scotia who head for the nalism majors. 211 West Hal. 4 p.m. - Friday at the Movies tern starring Richard Dreyfuss, and "The Street" bright lights of Toronto. Free and open to al. "The More Creative the Ad. the Harder it Works' w* be presented Free and open to all Gish Film Theater. Hanna GMh Fam Theater, Hanna 7:30 p.m. - Psychology Lecture ar* be presented. Open to al. S1 admission Or. John School, dept. of psychology, will Sponsored by the Advertising Club Gish Flm 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show discuss "Causal Models of Nonexperirnental Theater. Hanna. See 8 p.m. Friday. Oct. 3, listing Stargaze See 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3. listing. Stargaze to Data." Open to al. Refreshments wll be served foeOwtng. weather permitting fotow, weather permitting foSowing the talk. Sponsored by the American 4 p.m - New Music Festlvsl Lecture Statistical Association 459 Math Science. A discussion of "Radio and the Living Com- poser" wil be held with media experts Free and 8 pjn. - Piano Recital I p.m. - University Theater Production open to al Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical Pianist Jerome Rose wH perform an all Liszt pro The musical "The Me Nobody Knows" wH be Arts Center. gram. Free and open to all Bryan Recital Hal. Monday Moore Musical Arts Center performed. This aUreehman production ex- October 13 presses the world ot ghetto children. Admission 8,10 njn., Midnight - UAO Campus Film s $1 50 at the door. Joe E. Brown Theater. "Pretty In Pink" wH be shown. $2 50 per cou- 8 p.m. - Human Sorvtcoe Club 2:30-4:30 p.m. - Coffee Hours University Hal. ple, Sweetest Day Special Eva Marie Saint Meeting. Open to majors. Home Economics Liv- See 2:30-4:30 Monday, Oct. 6. sating Theater. Lkv ersrty Hal ing Center. l t Spirit of Champions shines all week Frosh Homecoming events planned stage Homecoming weekend? Don't you While many students are searching events that will kick off the weekend believe it. The activities begin Tues- for the button, the University will be are a snake dance, pep raHy. bonfire day (Oct. 7) and continue through searching for the 1986 Homecoming and fireworks being held Friday even- show Sunday (Oct. 12) as the University King and Queen. Help determine who ing in College Park. celebrates this annual event, which will reign by casting your vote 9 a.m. With spirit still strong from the night "The Me Nobody Knows," featuring this year has the umbrella theme of to 5 p.m., Wednesday in the Union before, begin Saturday by cheering an aD-freshman cast, will be "Spirit of Champions " foyer. on your favorite runner in the Student presented at 8 p.m. Wednesday On Thursday finals of the All- Recreation Center's 7.6-kilometer through Saturday (Oct. 15-18) in Joe A complete listing of all Campus Card Tournament will be Homecoming Run, to start at 8:30 E. Brown Theater. Homecoming activities will be In- held at 6 p.m. in the Off-Campus Stu- a.m. Tickets are $1.50 and will be sold cluded in a special Homecoming dent Center. Students can also enjoy The football game tegins at 1:30 on at the door, beginning at 7 p.m. edition of the Green Sheet which the music of Crucial DBC at the p.m., but be there early to catch the on performance nights. There are no will be distributed on Sunday (Oct. Homecoming Mixer at 8 p.m. in the pre-game show. To finish the day's reserved seats. 5). Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Union, or the events, the hockey team will open its The 1970 Obie award-winning talent of campus students in the home season against the University musical was derived from the actual On Tuesday, the now traditional Minority Fashion and Variety Show in of Michigan at 7:30 p.m. at the Ice writing of New York ghetto school button hunt will begin. Clues to the the Northeast Commons, also at 8 Arena. location of a specially designed kids. p.m. The Gospel Choir will conclude the The production has the energy Homecoming button will be given dai- More campus talent will be on ex- week's Homecoming activities on level of a school yard at noon recess, ly on WFAL radio and by signs hibit Friday and Saturday at the Sunday with a 1 p.m. concert in Pro- with upbeat, soft-rock music by Will posted in the Off-Campus Student COCO Art Show being held in the ut Chapel. The concert is free and Center. The person to find the button Holt and Gary William Friedman. Off-Campus Student Center. Other open to the public Songs include "Flying Milk and win receive a $30 gift certificate to Runaway Plates," "The Tree," the Aspen Grill and Cafe, 107 State "Something" and "If I Had a Million St. Energy supply and demand topic of talk Dollars." Dr. Marc H. Ross, a senior scientist for the U.S. Department of Energy at Michael Slavin, a doctoral theater the Argonne National Laboratory, win discuss "The Energy Crisis in student, is directing the production. Feminist singer Retrospect" at 4 p.m. Wednesday (Oct. 8) in the McFaH Center Assembly Room. Run for fun headlines show Free and open to the public, the lecture is being sponsored by the depart- One of Australia's best contem- ment of physics and astronomy and the Center for Environmental Programs in porary singer-songwriters will be ap- cooperation with the Environmental Interest Group. to raise funds pearing in concert at 8 p.m. Wednes- Ross, who obtained his doctorate in physics at the University of Wisconsin Almost everyone likes to walk, and day (Oct. 8) in the Lenhart Grand in 1952, co-directed the American Physical Society's study of efficiency in it's probably one of the easiest ways Ballroom, Union. energy use in 1974. His more recent activities have included being part of the for campus and community groups to Judy Small, a feminist Australian Mellon Institute's project team investigating energy productivity, and work on raise money. folk singer, will headline the show industrial investment in energy efficiency for the Alliance to Save Energy. On Sunday (Oct. 5), the fourth an- which is being sponsored by Women The author of more than 100 technical papers, he is the co-author, with nual "Falcon Walk for Women. Robert H. Williams of Princeton University, of a book on energy policy entitled un for Fun," a fund-raising vehicle in- Ticket prices are what you can "Our Energy: Regaining Control." itiated and administered by the afford to pay. For more information Ross also is a co-author of an article in the June issue of "Scientific athletic department will be held at and ticket price ranges, contact the American" that traces the changing role of energy and material use world Whittaker Track. It is open to any . Women's Center, 351 Student wide. In his talk at Bowling Green he will review predictions and realities of campus or community group, with Services. energy supply and demand as discussed in part of that article. money being raised by soliciting pledges on a "per lap" basis or as a flat sum for the entire event. Any group or individual that par- Novel performers highlight festival ticipates raises money for its own treasury or that of a designated chari- Music by 30 composers from throughout the United States, France West ty. Each group or individual keeps Germany and Switzerland has been selected for performance by faculty and one-half of all money raised, with the students of musical arts as well as by guest artists at the seventh annual New other half benefitting the University Music Festival, being held Thursday through Saturday (Oct. 16-18) in the Athletic Scholarship Fund. Moore Musical Arts Center. Forms are available from and must This year's festival features special guests John Cage, one of the most in- be turned into the athletic depart- fluential American composers of this century, and performance artist Pat ment, stadium. For more information, Oleszko, who delights in creating unpredictable but memorable moments of contact Athletic Promotions Director humor. Kevin Cleary at 372-2401 Internationally reknowned trombonist Miles Anderson, saxophonist David Pituch and violinist Erica Sharp will open the festival events at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Bryan Recital Hall. The artists will be performing the works of Green Sheet is published by the John Cage, Miles Anderson, Bloch, Felder, Schaeffer, Sermila, Szalonek, and Bowling Green State University Office Wesley-Smith in a concert that is free and open to all of Public Relations for students, faculty and staff. Later Thursday, at 9 p.m. in Kobacker Hall, the outrageous Oleska will pre- sent a multimedia extravaganza entitled "War and Piece: Where Fools Rus- The next issue of Green Sheet will sian," a concert which features wearable sculpture and eclectic humorous be published Oct 17 and wHI cover monologues. Tickets for the concert are $3 for students and $4 for all others events occurring Oct. 20 through Nov. 2. The deadline to submit Infor- and can be reserved by calling the Kobacker Ticket Office at 372-8171 weekdays 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. mation for that issue is noon Wednes- Featured guest John Cage, an inventor of music and undoubtedly a con- / day, Oct. 15. traversal composer, will perform "MUSHROOMS et varitones" at 8 p.m. Fri- AB events must be submitted in day in Kobacker Had. Also featured will be Percussion Group incinnati in writing to the Green Sheet editor, Cage's "Music for Three." Tickets for this performance are $5 for students 806 Administration Building. There Is and $6 for ail others and can also be reserved at the ticket office. no charge to have an item Hated. Many other concerts, recitals, workshops and discussions are being held Editor Monica Karrer r Editor: Carrie Roads ... throughout the week. A complete listing is includedVi the Green Sheet - calender -n: Bob Schindler (&ae^~
Cover story and musical mix on 8 Friday /October 3,1988 2
ayFlshrCampus f CommentsFriday pholphotos by Dion* Wondetty Friday interviews by Kay Campus Comment question: What do you do for fun on the weekends in Bowling Green?
Tom Ascani senior llnance major Brian lenz Junior Accounting major Marian Franta sophomore business Renee Sisson junior business major from Canton, Ohio. "Football, drink- from Freemont, Ohio. "My Idea of fun ma|or trom Cleveland, Ohio. "I like to from Milan, Ohio. "Shopping, spend- ing, football, drinking." is going out and getting really drunk go home, the bar scene Is boring ing time with friends, getting crazy." at parties first, then hitting all of the without a live band." bars." If you want the 'scenic route/ don't travel via B.G.
the orange construction cones that vast no-man's-land. another story. by Ron Coulter popped up all over 1-75 this summer Is Take heart, students - just because Actually, University students should duel copy editor the only possible relief for the bore- the campus happens to sit In the count their blessings: once upon a dom. middle of a dull corner of the earth time you would have been reading Admit It, wasn't your first trip to And If you came from the north, doesn't mean the campus Itself Is this paper In a few feet of water. Bowling Green a disappointment? there was probably one gratifying boring. Before the Civil War. this area was one It's just a plain boring drive, no part ot the trip: leaving Toledo. Look at Las Vegas; It's in the middle of the noted swamps of the old North- matter where you come from. In fact, there may be only one type ol a desert. What about the Great west Territory, with Bowling Green If you drove In from the east there of person who could conceivably find Pyramid of Egypt, one of the Seven right In the dead center. was certainly nothing to see, with the pleasure driving In the Bowling Green Wonders of the ancient world? It is Bowling Green even had hills at possible exception of the wooden area: a person who enjoys looking at surrounded by a proverbial sea ol one time. Big sand hills that people Indian outside the Helena general miles and miles of cornfields. sand. used to sled down all year round. If store. In case you blinked your eyes But unless you are one ol those rare Of course, If this comparison Is you have a good Imagination, go to and missed It, Helena was the spot people, there really Is no way to extended to Its logical conclusion, the corner of Summit and Lehman where you suddenly found traffic on escape the sheer uneventfulness ot then the president of the University and try to Imagine a 30-foot-hlll on the Ohio 6 slowing to 35 mph. the Bowling Green landscape. It sur- must either be a descendant of the spot. Coming from the south, counting rounds the campus for miles like a Pharaohs or a Mafia figure: but that's Well, fry to Imagine It anyway.
BG News/Pet* FelliMo Friday/October 3, ISM 3
Express provides Cleveland coeds with transportation to Ohio's 'plum'
way tickets are also available, said alternative to begging parents to can be paid tor by cash or check. by Meg Hanczrlk Joanne Brunlng ol UAO. come and get students. Butler Express picks up students on Friday reporter With all ot the tests and papers due. Friday between 4:10 p.m. and 4:30 a student can go crazy. Sometimes Tickets must be purchased ahead p.m. at places around campus, such students Just need to get away from It ol time, preferably no later than 1 as Kohl Hall, McDonald Quad, What do WMMS. Indians, Browns, all. When most students need a break p.m. on the Friday they wish to leave. Krelscher Quad, and Harshman and Michael Stanley have In com- Irom school, they often decide to go If they need a ride back to the Univer- Quad. It arrives In Cleveland between mon with Butler Express? They all help home to visit family and friends. They sity on Sunday, they should also pur- 6:30 p.m. and 7:37 p.m. to Its various people en|oy Cleveland. just want to have a good time without chase this ticket by 1 p.m. destinations: West 150th Rapid Station. having to go back to their room and Brunlng added that the van will not Cleveland State University, University The University Activities Organiza- see their unfinished homework. run unless there are at least five Circle Rapid Station, Cedar and tion and Butler Express are ottering students who have reserved seats. Warrensvllle. and 1-271 Chagrin. students a chance to go to Cleveland Though many students are from the Having purchased tickets before 1 and escape lor the weekend with a Cleveland area, It Is not always easy p.m. will let the driver know who to On Sunday between 4:30 p.m. and van to take students from Bowling for them to get a ride home, Brunlng pick up and where. Tickets cost $29.75 6:04 p.m. students are picked up Green to Cleveland and back. One said. The Butler Express provides an round trip and $17.00 one way and where they were dropped oft. Personal touch creates unique quarters
Many students accomplish a home- education major. course," Ryan pointed out. Their room by Judy Immel like atmosphere with the help of lofts. Lofts can also create a seml-prlvate also features an old batting cage net Friday reporter The Loft Construction and Storage area so one student can sleep In a holding everything from handcuffs to Company has rented lofts to many bed above while another finishes tools. students this semester. Preston Gandy, homework below, noted Gandy. "Fishnet always seems to be popu- Lofts and love seats, posters and president and lounder of the com- Lofts are not the only way to person- lar," Chapman resident advisor Amy plants and the addition ot student pany, said his lofts are inexpensive, alize a room. Many students brighten Galllmore said. Silk flags and rock Ingenuity have transformed bare easy to assemble, convenient and their rooms with plants and posters. "I band banners are a favorite among dorm rooms Into comfortable and sturdy. think plants liven up the room; they men, she noticed, while women use unique places to live. "I've added special safety features add warmth." said Kim Tosma. sopho- more color. "Students realize that this Is home such as diagonal braces, lock nuts more elementary education major. The yellow caution signs designed for a few months and they want their and heavy duty bolts, and we Inspect lor the rear window ol cars appear in rooms to be as comfortable and the lofts and lighten bolts upon re- Six-foot long posters ol cars and many student windows. Such signs homelike as possible," said Augle quest," he said. skylines are popular decorations this declare "I love to party!" and "If Galvan. Chapman hall director. He Lifting beds off the floor adds year. Roommates Ryan Fischer, soph- you're rich, I'm single." added that this helps students to settle space, which makes room for refriger- omore secondary education major, In and ease their homesickness. How- ators, televisions, stereos and additio- and Jay Wise, sophomore social stud- Why do students take so much time ever, everything must come down at nal furniture. ies education major, produced an and effort to decorate their rooms? the end ol the year as residents will be "I have space for a couch which East and West Coast scene In their Jim Van Winkle, sophomore unde- billed for any damage to their room, makes the room more comfortable," room with the help ol posters. "Our cided major said, "This adds a touch he said. said Cheryl Tommey, senior special beds are on the West Coast, ot of class."
Announcing
TOLEDO SPECIAL EDITION THE BG NEWS Monday, October 6, 1986 Entertainment ideas, where to shop, things to do in the greater Toledo area Friday/October 3,1986 4
Waitressing on the 'graveyard' shift
tion. After the question was asked by David Skorupski again, she looked him straight In the ' : ;. ; rfer eye and said In an even, quiet voice that It's better for her to work late at The graveyard shift. No, we're not night so she can be with her son talking about a new movie In the during the afternoon. "Night ot the Living Dead" genre, but Next, she shows him a booth, tells rather the dark, silent, early hours of him that "Denlse" will be his waitress, the day when some work diligently at and says she can't stay and talk any their respective |obs longer because she has to go tear It's 1:30 a.m. at Frlsch's Big Boy, a down the salad bar. good place to go for a late-night bite after a tedious evening ol pretending Denlse. a University sophomore, Is to study. It's a warm evening, unusual waitressing to Improve her financial for late September, and a small situation. Each night of the late shift crowd has gathered at the 24-hour has Its own personality, she ex- restaurant. plained. The diner Is filled with sounds of "During the week It's slow, but II workers washing dishes and smells of picks up on Thursday after the bar- cooking hamburger with a side of rushes ... that's when all the drunks Irench fries. The employees are un- come In alter the bars close down." der-staffed tonight, so It takes a few This, she said, poses problems. minutes to get a booth. "I would say the biggest problem Is that a lot ol them try to walk out A customer enters and a waitress without paying," she said."But that's finds him a seat, which Is not too not a real problem because we have difficult at this hour. She Introduces police guards at night to make sure herself and apologizes tor the wait. that doesn't happen. The police turn It is awfully late lor most people to them around back In so they pay." work; the average person Is now Since some people lose track ot sleeping, eating, or watching the late how much they spend while out on show. the town, some customers are asked Friday photo by H«ldi Sterner* "So tell me, Jenny, why do you work to pay and find they do not have the third shift?" enough money. "Regulars" are told Colleen Kllbreath, senior sports management major, serves cotfee to Amy Her glance made the customer to leave their driver's license with the Carroll and Kelley McCabe, both senior elementary education malors while wonder If that was a forbidden ques- manager with the Intent to pay. they take a study break at Frlsch's.
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'Playboy of the Western World': Irish satire with plenty o' laughs
by Betjy Smith Friday reporter MR. SPOT'S The comedy, "Playboy ot the If the Falcons Western World," opened the 198647 season ot the Bowling Green State University Theater lost night. BUST "Playboy," by John Mllllngton Synge. will run between October 2-4 the Broncos: ond 9-11 at 8 p.m. In the Eva Marie Saint Theater In University Hall. Let's go "Playboy ot the Western World" Is an Irish comedy lull ot tolk humor, vivid characters, sharp satire Fal-CONES! and rich Irish tongue. The play tells the story of Christy Mahon, a timid All Day Sunday peasant boy, who abandons his Buckets of home convinced that he has mur- dered his father, Old Mahon. During Spot Wings his flee, Christy stops at the pub ot Michael James Flaherty for a bite to Ryan "Jimmy'' Atkins. Bob "Mlcheal Friday photo by Oayle Hammon Only $7.75 eat and something to drink. After James" Goddard, and Michael "Philly" Fuller about where he came from and telling his courageous story to the Taylor talk to Ivan "Christie Mahon" why he is running from the police. local tolk, Christy Is worshiped as II he were a hero and the women begin to Christy. This does nothing for his To help the audience better under- gather around him like bees gather Image as well as Pegeen's feelings. stand this Irish comedy, the theater Is Spot's Now Delivers around honey. offering a lecture. The Gift ol Gab: The pub owner's daughter, The rest of the play Is full of funny Ireland & Its Literature by Dr. W.M. During All Pegeen, and the widow ot the city fall twists and secrets that confuses the Dumbleton. prior to Frlday'sperfo- tor the brave stranger and begin to locals as well as Christy. The widow mance. The lecture will be held In the Business Hours fight for his affection. The wrinkle of and Christy end up making a Joe E. Brown Theater at 7 p.m. The this romance Is that Pegeen has al- crooked deal so that nobody gets In lecture will give some background ready been promised to another trouble. information about Ireland, Its lan- Ua.m.-l:30a.m. MON.-FRI. man. The other man, Shawn, Is unfor- The play, directed by F. Scott Re- guage and Its people. Ip.m.-l:30a.m. SAT. tunatty not who Pegeen loves. Actu- gan, It a dynamic performance. The Reservations are available by call- Ip.m.-12:00a.m. SUN. ally, she doesn't even like him. He Is a actors and actresses do an outstand- ing the University Hall box office at whlmpy man, very afraid ol the priest ing Job with their characters. Their 372-2719. Tickets can also be pur- 352-SPOT and going against his religious be- Irish accents are excellent and very chased at the door at $4.00 lor adults liefs. He Is also scared to death ol believable. ond $2.00 lor students. 352-7768 NAME BG'S NEWEST BAR! SPOT'S PICKS: There's a non-alcoholic bar College: Pittsburgh coming to campus and you can be Pro: Cleveland the winner of $25 in CASH if you (Against the 3 rivers' jinx) come up with a name for it! To enter: 3end entries through Campus Mail to: Bacchus 50« Off 435 Dunbar Hall Double Steak Sandwich With Cheese BGSU Valid thru 10/15/86 - All entries due by Monday, October 6 - Be sure to include your name, address & phone number. Bucket of 50 Spot Wings Winner will be notified by October 7 •8.00 Valid tin u 1.0/15/86 Friday/October 3,1986 8
Record shop offers many Tickling the i groovy album selections w in alternative sounds but for at least the next year, I plan describes as a "new concept" hard by Kay Fisher onstaylng here." rock band who resembles AC/DC; I r» lay reporter Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (al- Perry also Is a member ol the new though the Seeds have now split); and Hidden behind the Dairy Mart on rock band called. "Basket Case." Iggy Pop. East Wooster Is a small record store They are a hard-core band and will "The most popular-selling albums called "Groovy Records." that students buy here are: Pink "Groovy Records" Is a small but Floyd's 'Piper's Gates of Dawn' and vivacious-looking place that otters the stulf from the Butt Hole Surfers. They're latest selections ot alternative music. "We offer a wide selection a punk band that's been around We try to attract those college forabout live years." students who have lots ot money," of various types of music, Perry's store looks like the name said Paul Perry, loklngly, owner ot the though I'm mainly focus- Implies. There are many "groovy" record store. designs hitting your eyes as you walk "Seriously, we otter a wide selection ing on those people who through the door. "Me and my friends of various types ot niuslc, though I'm show some kind of interest did the artistic work ourselves," said mainly focusing on those people who Perry. show some kind ol Interest In alterna- in alternative music that Along with the variety ol music that tive music that Isn't necessarily isn't necessarily played Perry otters. Is a line ol new wave played on the radio," said Perry. magazines that are hard to lind else- Most college students do not know on the radio"—Perry where. Magazines such as "New Mu- about the record store, according to sic Express"and " Melody Maker" Perry. "I am trying to do more adver- explain some ol the newest devel- tising and putting out tlyers that tell opments In today's music. about our specials," Perry said. be giving their first performance Perry said his store compares favor- Perry's Interest In music led him Into Oct 25 at the Cherrywood Health Spa. ably with other record stores such as Ihe opening ot his store. "It's some- Finders. thing I've alwoys wanted to do and I "I play guitar right now and I may be "I think Finders Is a good store, but eventually forced into singing," said we're dealing with different types ot felt like there wasn't really an outlet Perry with a laugh. music. They're mostly Top 40 and I'm lor this type ot music In Bowling Green dealing with more ol a variety ot ... Actually, my store would probably Perry's personal favorite artists In- things such as punk rock, psychedelic go over much better In a larger city, clude: Zodiac Mind Warp, whom he rock, hard rock, and heavy metal."
There is nothing ^holding back' Daryl Hall finds deeper meaning on solo LP Eddie Money on his new album serious vein. For once. It seems that Hall's lyrics guitars and percussion In "Take Me by Jim Azelvonder do not revolve around his own sense ot hopeless by Debbie Rogers Home Tonight." Tnday reporter romanticism. "You're living In Dreamtlme/lt's I riclay reporter The second side ol the album time to wake up" almost seems to oppose blind starts out similar to the first side. In One ot the ma|or obstacles In being a part ol optimism. "Can't Hold Back," Eddie Mon- that It combines Money's raspy rock W roll's largest selling duos Is that It Is Probably Ihe best song on the first side Is "I ey's latest album. Is definitely a voice and lyrics with the band's sometimes extremely difficult to tlnd anybody Wasn't Bom Yesterday," a soulful collaboration classic. It Is the type of album throbbing beat. who takes the music seriously. However, with a with Hall's longtime love and co-writer Sara Allen people can listen to over and over, "We Should Be Sleeping" Is a little bit of luck, and quite a bit of talent, Daryl (Yes. the Sara from 1975's "Sara Smile"). In this enjoying every single song. repeat ot the passion In "Take Me Hall may yet break that Invisible barrier. cut. Hall bemoans the fact that "Too much city The first side Is all about love. Home Tonlght."but with a twist. The In his second solo album. "Three Hearts and llfefls messing with my Inner lite/and everybody's Money takes the listener from pas- lovers are at odds with each other, the Happy Ending Machine," Hall makes definite too cool to belleve/l wasn't born yesterday." sion In "Take Me Home Tonight" to "We're never keeping all ol the strides to Integrate his unique style ol be-bop The rest of the songs on the first side. "Only a true love In "One Love" and finally promises we said we'd keep." Phiily soul Into the mainstream of serious music. Vision," "Next Step," and the ballad, "Someone to a lovers' quarrel In "Endless "Bring on the Rain" Is a peaceful With Ihe aid ol Annie Lennoxs' Eurythmlc like You" are all typical Daryl Hall songs that Nights." mellow song. Again, Money croons partner, David Stewart. Daryl Hall has managed seem to cry out for John Oates' contrasting For example, lyrics such as out his vocals to very soft music lor to put out an album both commercially sale and vocals. "when I can feel you whet my a great effect This tune Is some- artistically sound. Unlike his first attempt at a solo The second side, however, is lacking In absolu- appetite" combined with a pulsing thing to relax and really listen to, protect "Sacred Songs." a collaboration with tely nothing. From the all out blue-eyed soul saxophone and Ronnie Spector's just like the rain. progressive music leader Robert Frlpp (King rocker, "Let It Out" to the brooding political/so- melodic backgound vocals all Money Is no stranger to turning Crimson), "Three Hearts" manages to gain listen- ciological ballad, "What's Gonna Happen to add up to passion In "Take Me out "classic" songs. His first album ers with an accessibly pop sound and then to Us?" Hall refuses to let up the pressure. Home Tonight." from 1977 has two gold singles on It keep those listeners with a touch ol something The themes running through the music on this "Endless Nights" captures the that are still played constantly. deeper. side range from the outpouring of emotions lor anxlousness of waiting by the "Hold on" and "Two Tickets to Par- The first single released from the album, reliefs sake to the rebirth of a love torn apart by phone lor that special telephone adise." "Dreamtlme" Is a oerfect example. The song, on "violent people" to the metaphorical question- call. Money gets mis effect by This performer seems to only Im- the surface, seems to at best, match the finest ol ing "What's gonna happen to us" when the crooning his lyrics, "Lover, you're prove with age. His last album, "No the Hall and Oates hits; but listen a little closer generals and teachers are too Inhuman to hear tearing my Hie apart." to a sort Control," had two smash singles, and you can tell that there Is a definite denser our cries? accompaniment of music. This Is "Think I'm In Love" and "Shakln"', sound; more Instruments doing different things at So. yes, folks, believe It or not, Daryl Hall has quite a contrast to the rocking thai are also favorites today. the same time. released an album that lust may cause people The lyrics also, seem to hint at a deeper, more to think. Friday/October 3,1986 9 ivory pays off for Soviet student 26. semester Interfere with piano prac- by Caroline Longer Last October his early elimination tice. Friday editor from a piano contest In Warsaw, Po- "Piano playing Is Incredible mental land, still resulted In a month of piano work; deep sublects are a strain. I A full class load can sometimes get In engagements with symphony orches- have to get up early and practice the way ol preparing tor a profession. tras and radio and television pro- early, before classes, when my mind This would not happen In the Soviet grams. He also made a recording. Is clear." Union. This means two-hour rehearsals be- Edward Zllberkant, a senior In pi- Zllberkant said he believes there ginning at 6:30 a.m. and then a re- ano performance who was born Jn were political reasons behind losing view session at noon If there Is time. He Volgograd, Soviet Union, has been the competition because he was a also practices every evening, bring- studying piano since he was 3 years Russian who emigrated to the United ing his practice time to a total of four old. Sharpening his talents was easier States and most of the judges were to six hours a day. The combination of before he came to the United States Russian. closswork and piano has put him on because his early education focused the five-year degree plan. on the piano. It was nof until he got to Zllberkant moved to Atlanta when college that he was given a liberal he was 10, and at age 16 he made his After graduation In Moy. Zllberkant arts education. American debut with the Atlanta Sym- plans to play In at least three compe- phony Orchestra. He was Invited back titions. On the May agenda are the "There are not as many distractions the next year for 20 appearances and Beethoven Foundation and the Nau- In the Soviet Union and schools moti- three concert tours. burg Competition In New York City, vate different talents, where you ex- His talents led to a four-year schol- both special competitions for Ameri- cel, so training Is based and geared arship to study piano at the University cans. In July he Is going to Spain to toward that." of Michigan. Jerome Rose, the artist- participate In a contest in which he ln-resldence In piano at the College took eighth place three years ago His father, a pianist, taught him of Musical Arts at the University, was a when he was the youngest compet- basic piano skills, such as proper guest professor at U of M. Zllberkant itor. positioning of hands on the keyboard. transferred to the University In order to At age 4, Zllberkant was taking piano study piano with Rose and was Besides competing, he Is trying to lessons and two years later he was awarded a scholarship to complete weigh his options for a career. "I'd enrolled In a music school. his undergraduate studies here. like to have a performance career. My ultimate goal Is not to teach The training paid off because he But concentrating on piano-play- constantly, but to have International appeared on a televised concert In ing is not as easy as It used to be, and tours ... Music Is not a clear-cut the Soviet Union when he was seven Zllberkant has given up participating profession. You're not always sure years old. He has since appeared In faraway competitions In order to what to do next. You go out with your with several major symphony orches- "finish (his) senior year In peace." degree and you hove to try to make tras, Including the Toledo Symphony Though he said he understands the money ... One Is not In It for the Orchestra, with whom he played on value ot a welkounded education, money, obviously. It's something you Sept. 12 and will again play on Oct. the 17 credit hours he Is taking this have to fight for and struggle for." Top Band 'trashes' old image for 'harder' one; new musical outlook won't be garbage ten hits stuff that didn't have an edge to It right man will surface. The following are Billboard's hot by Christopher Smith (because) some guys couldn't play While they want to play as well record hits as they appear In next Friday reporter the harder stuff." explains Jackson. as they can, this group has week's Issue of Billboard magazine. By "harder," Jackson not only adopted an easygoing attitude. Copyright 1966, Billboard Publica- Those ot you harboring fond means "more difficult," he also Jackson looks at It as just a hobby tions, Inc. Reprinted with permission. memories of a group called means harder. Music from the likes that Is out of the ordinary. "We'll HOT SINGLES "Trash" had better sit down and of Black Sabbath, Ratt and AC/DC take our time and see how It goes," 1. "When I Think of You" Janet grab a drink before watching them will fill out the music menu this time Jackson said. Jackson (ASM) take the stage again because arouna. 2. "Don't Forget Me" Glass Tiger they're not the same. In fact, you'll With the kind of money earned (Manhattan) "It'd be satisfying lust to get our no longer be able to say. "That last year at Main Street, they cer- 3. "Two of Hearts" Stacey Q (Atlan- group's 'Trash,' " even If you mean group together and actually tainty aren't seeing dollar signs. tic) It. because a ne.v name Is In the play well. We want to con- According to Jackson, each band 4. "Throwing It All Away" Genesis works. stantly Improve" —Claus divided up 40 percent of the take (Atlantic) Last year, Trash (for lack of a at the door. That came to roughly 5. "Typical Male" Tina Turner (Capi- better name) got Its start playing at But before any music leaves the $5.60 per person for about two tol) Main Street. This year, new mem- stage, the members agree It's Im- hours of work — or play — depend- 6. "Stuck With You" Huey Lewis * bers hope to take their new-name portant they are prepared to play ing on how you look at It. The News (Chrysalis) group to the first stage available. their best. They face a consider- "We also got free drinks for the 7. "Heartbeat" Don Johnson (Epic) Two of last year's members, Scott able task, given the lack of a night," Jackson added. 8. "Friends and Lovers" Carl Ander- Weaver on bass and Jim Jackson vocalist, but seem up for the chal- As for where they'll perform, lo- son » Gloria Loring (Carrere) on drums, are still around, but the lenge. cal options are limited. They hope 9. "True Colors" Cyndl Lauper (Por- others have been replaced by Jeff "It'd be satisfying lust to get our to play at Howard's or Bojangles. A trait) Tackett and Marty "Santa" Claus, group together and actually play new name Is another story — the 10. "Dreomtlme" Daryl Hall (RCA) both on guitar. All of them are well. We want to constantly Im- options are limitless. TOPLP'S seniors at the University. But why the prove," Claus said. As for a vocal- According to Tackett and Claus, 1. "'Top Gun' Soundtrack" (Colum- change? ist, they have some posslblltles a couple possibilities are "Trinity" bia) - Platinum (More than 1 million "Last year we played old, easy lined up and are confident the and "Bllndrlver." units sold.) G See Billboard, page 12 Friday/October 3,1986 10 'The Rock' proves to be artist's palette
about the painting. If any problems, by Linda Hoy such as harassment, occur during the Friday reporter painting, Public Safety Is to be In- formed Immediately. Students wondering about the rock Patrolman John Shumaker said are not alone. What rock? The one In there have been no problems with between Krelscher and Harshman painting the rock other than a few Quadrangles that Is painted by sorori- noise complaints from Harshman and ties and fraternities. Krelscher. "II we have any problems The mystery ot the rock has battled (with complaints), we |ust walk over many people, students and adminis- and say 'hey', he said, "and they trators alike. Even Greek Lite does not quiet down a bit." know lor certain who put the rock To Greek students, the rock Is a there and exactly when It happened. positive thing. Greek Life secretary Mary Ellen said "I think It's cool," said Bonnie Mc- the rock has been painted as far Rae, a Junior Phi Beta Sigma and back as 1971. Krelscher resident. "I wonder how Assistant Vice President ot Student many coats ol paint are on It?" Affairs, Greg Decrane said he left the University In 1969 and when he re- Another Krelscher resident, Sara, a turned In 1971, the rock was there. freshman and Independent who Ray Whlttaker, Dean of Students asked not to have her last name from 1967-1975. remembers the rock disclosed, had another viewpoint. "I as being "a fraternity thing," presu- think Ifs stupid," she said. "Why paint mably put there by a fraternity or a rock?" several fraternities. A Gamma Phi Beta pledge, Debbie Director of Greek Life, Wayne Col- Dargo. a sophomore Harshman resi- vln, said the rock was put there as a dent, painted the rock on Tuesday spirit rock. As to why the rock was put night. by Peregrine Pond, that remains a "It's really good (or a pledge class mystery. (to paint the rock)," she said. "It brings The rock Is painted, sometimes them closer." nightly, by different sororities and fraternities. Painting the rock Is done Independent Jessica Morris, a on a "first come, first serve basis," freshman Harshman resident said, "I Colvln said. He said the chapters call think It's good lor people In sororities Greek Lite and ask If any one Is and fraternities. It has a meaning lor painting the rock that night. those people, but tor me It's lust a BG News/ Rob Upton Greek Lite procedures for painting painted rock." the rock Include scheduling the For those people wondering II the painting early In the evening and rock has a name, as far as Colvln informing public safety and the Dar- knows, the rock has always been take a day off from smoking row Hall Director, Rich Rocheleau, simply "The Rock."
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polite person, such as myself, respond same Instructions except the street Never attempt your art on men (or Dlanna Bor$l Intelligently when I can't see my cor- light location Is out of your hands. women!) with full back-packs or brief- Friday reporter respondent nor have sufficient time to Next, construct the message care- cases. They are mentally planning respond? Even Miss Manners' would lully and deliver It clearly and loudly. their next dissertation or meeting, and Once again warm weather Is upon tell you It's Impolite not to answer. And Often I find It difficult to distinguish the only response you would get Is the us and Inviting one and all to enter she does not call those overused between and Invitation to various hand signal once again. the ranks of those who cat-call. But hand signals answers. activities, compliments, and com- Never, never cat-call to a current or doing It wrong could lower the stand- Second, a cat-calling artist must be ments about my mother. First, don't ex-professor. You could be tracked ars of the art of cat-calling. Yes, cat- seen. Just as artists scrawl their over- even talk about my mother. Second, down by the license plate and calling It an art. After all, you can't sized signatures on a canvas, you how can I respond It I'm not sure what grades can be changed. Besides, If simply stick your head out the window must make yourself visible. Otherwise I you are saying? Just as In Oral Inter- you have followed the Instructions, and yell lust anything. No, no, no. can't tell the difference between a pretation 201, articulate, articulate! you will be recognized. rapist, a pugnacious adolescent, or Otherwise you may once again end There Is a reponslblllty to the that friendly guy In the third row of my up with only hand signals In reply. I guess that leaves little old men huddled masses of pedestrians. In Biology 440 class. (You know who you Now that the cat-calling Itself Is and women. Oh, and children. Well, addition, we are at an Institution of are.) Certainly I would formulate a clearly undersood, it is time to turn to what would your mother say If she higher learned and we owe our audi- different response to each of these your proposed audience. Never call knew you shouted at older folks? ence educated cat-calls. As a long sources, possibly Including that afore- to a person on a bike. They are too Children are out as well. They all time recipient of cat-calls (no, I won't mentioned non-verbal message. busy trying to avoid the typical driver know hand signals and language tell you how long), I feel compelled to with bike killer instincts to respond. once only known to sailors and de- pass along these guidelines. Now as So when calling from a car, slow light In using both. a true artist you will be able to avoid down, extend your head as far as Never shout at women walking. Guess that leaves you with friends the pitfalls ot amateurs. possible (roll down the window first), Their response may be a demonstra- and family. In that case, a simple First, a cat-call must be heard. What and be sure you are under a street tion of the newest defense against "HH" will do. Therefore, following the good Is a shout from a building too light. Now able to see and be seen unsavory characters and rapists, above directions Is even more Impor- high to be heard or one from a unintended Insults and misunder- rather than a friendly response to your tant. No need to be mistaken for a speeding car? This leaves your target standings will be held to a bare friendly suggestions, compliments, or potential thug and receiving either a with a terrible dilemma. How can a minimum. From buildings, follow the statements. ugly Insult or worse.
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