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Friday, August 26, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 3 Fewer women rush sororities Senate passes $30 Misconceptions about Greek life may be cause of drop billion crime bill

byJImVlcken The BC News after heated debate The number of women par- by Carolyn Skorneck ate Republicans in the House. ticipating in fall Sorority Rush The Associated Press Clinton immediately marched has dropped by more than SO to the White House lawn to praise percent in the past six years, the lawmakers and share In the according to figures obtained WASHINGTON - Capping a glow of their work. from the Office of Greek Life ferocious six-year debate, Con- "Today, senators of both par- and Residential Services. gress handed President Clinton a ties took a brave and promising This year, 269 women partic- critical victory Thursday night step to bring the long hard wait ipated in Sorority Rush, which with Senate passage of a $30 bil- for a crime bill closer to an end," is 331 less than the number lion, more- that participated in 1988. Jen cops-for- Keck, Panhellenlc Council's America crime vice president for Rush, said MIL Senate passage she believes misconceptions The vote was about Greeks have given In- 61-38 in favor of crime bill coming freshmen the wrong of the crime Idea about the Greek system. bill. Hours ear- The bill authorizes "I did the Sorority Rush lier, a handful 4thousands of prison cells, summer pre-registration pro- of Republicans establishes new crime- gram and every night at least joined Demo- Jprevention. ■ one parent said *we never knew crats in nar- what Greeks were about until It also bans assault-style rowly blocking a GOP effort that 4 weapons and creates we came to this session.' They would have derailed the bill. more than 50 new death had seen the "Animal House" Tk* BG Ntwi/RMI Wtlu.fr However their efforts were in and "Beverly Hills 90210" de- University women participating In Rush earlier this week gather outside of the Jerome Library dur- vain as enough members voted in penalties. pletions of the Greek system," ing one of the events. The Sorority Rush had one of the lowest attendances In the past few years. favor of the bill which calls for The House passed the Keck said. several measures of protection 4measure last Sunday. It The Greek community ser- '94 269 and safety for Americans. now goes to Clinton for vice and academic focuses are 1 The legislation authorizes his signature. many times overlooked, she thousands of prison cells, estab- added. '93 380 _J lishes new crime-prevention "[Numbers] are down a little programs, bans assault-style bit from last year, but it's noth- 92 weapons and creates more than Clinton said earlier in the day. ing to be concerned about," ■ 447 i| SO new death penalties. Americans had waited six Keck said. It is also intended to help hire years for action on a major crime Changes made this year in '91 416 100,000 new police officers. bill, he added. the Sorority Rush system have The House passed the measure In that earlier vote, supporters made the program more ap- last Sunday prior to the nearly- of the crime bill won with only a pealing to the rushees and will '90 594 week long debate by the Senate. single vote to spare, 61-39. hopefully increase participa- The bill will now be sent to Republicans could have side- tion in next year's Rush, she '89 675 Clinton for his signature which tracked the bill by garnering just said. he Is expected to sign as soon as 41 votes. "It used to be a very stress- possible. Most of the Senate's 44 Repub- ful and hectic week, but I think '88 600 Senate Judiciary Committee licans wanted to block the bill, this year we saw a 100 percent Chairman Joseph Biden, D-DeL, calling It too costly and complain- turnaround," Keck said. How many women went through fall sorority rush according to Joann Arnholt called the package "a tough bill, a ing that minimum sentences straightforward bill that the cops should have been toughened. want, the prosecutors want and They said there were too many the people need." dollars for prevention and not But Senate Republican Leader enough money for enforcement Bob Dole - one who was opposed Shortly before the final vote on to the bill from the beginning - the crime bill itself, supporters GM, union reach agreement once again mustered the 60 votes countered that the measure was unduly expensive and loaded necessary to choke off speeches with ••pork." demanded by senators such as Factory workers may be back in production by Friday "When the people wake up Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, and Larry tomorrow morning. It's going to Craig, R-Idaho. by Mike McKesson lights and light control parts GM spokesman John Shea said The Anderson plant supplies be sticker shock," Dole said, ob- Both are board members of the The Associated Press made by the Anderson plant. ratification of the agreement parts to most of GM's more than viously upset over the day's National Rifle Association. DETROIT - General Motors Members of UAW Local 663 in would mean the factory could be two dozen North American car events. That vote also was 61-38. Corp. and the United Auto Anderson were to meet Thursday back in production Friday, but and truck assembly plants. If the Earlier Thursday, six Republi- Just prior to the vote on the Workers union reached a tenta- evening to hear details of the the 13 assembly plants probably strike had continued, other parts cans joined SS Democrats to GOP procedural move, a grim- tive agreement Thursday on end- agreement, said UAW spokes- would be Idle until sometime plants they buy from might have block a last-ditch GOP effort that faced Senate Majority Leader ing a parts plant strike that crip- man Bob Barbee in Detroit next week. had to close, spreading the ef- would have undone the painstak- George Mitchell declared that pled production of some of the "I have every expectation that The plants build some of GM's fects of the Anderson strike to ingly crafted bill negotiated last Congress had been gridlocked automaker's hottest-selling vehi- some of them will be going back most popular models, including companies and communities out- week by Democrats and moder- long enough on crime legislation. cles. in to work tonight to set up the full-size pickup trucks and the side the GM network. The two-day strike by 3,500 plant," Barbee said. new Chevrolet Luminas and These GM assembly plants had workers at a plant In Anderson, By Thursday, at least 13 GM Monte Carlos. closed Thursday: Ind. led to the shutdown of 13 as- assembly plants had closed and The strike occurred Tuesday at • Flint Truck Assembly, Flint, FAA continues local sembly plants in the Midwest and nearly 43,000 workers were sent the Inland Fisher Guide plant Mich.; builds full-size Chevrolet Canada. The plants closed when home or told not to report for after bargainers failed to settle and CMC vans; 4.500 employees. they ran out of bumpers, exterior duty. disputes over local Issues, Includ- • Pontiac East Assembly, Pon- ing GM's transfer of work from tiac, Mich.; full-size Chevrolet crash investigation the plant to outside contractors. and GMC pickup trucks; 2,900 Thursday's settlement was not employees. by Nicole Pankueli likely to head off additional plant • Ste. Therese at Boisbriand, The BC News closings, because it would take a Quebec; Chevrolet Camaro and couple of days to refill the parts Pontiac Firebird; 2,800 em- The FAA should have answers soon concerning Wednesday pipeline. ployees. afternoon's plane crash near the University, the Wood County "Each plant that It still operat- • Detroit-Hamtramck, Detroit; Sherif rs department said. ing that gets parts from Ander- Cadillac Seville, Eldorado and After examining the scene of the accident Wednesday, offi- son, when they run out of parts DeVille; 4,500 employees. cers from the sheriff's department were again on site with the they run out of parts," Shea said • Orion Assembly, Lake Orion, FAA all day Thursday to assess the status of the plane. "It does take time to get things Mich.; Oldsmoblle 98, 88 and Upon examination of the plane at Its original site on Dunbri- into the pipeline." Aurora, Bulck Riviera and Pon- dge Road, the FAA asked the sherif rs department to move the Ward's Automotive Reports, an tiac BonnevUle; 4.500 employees. plane for better observation. industry journal, estimated GM's "The FAA asked us to move it to the Wood County Airport production loss from the strike • Bulck City, Flint, Mich.; hangar to have a better look," said Sgt. Gonzales of the sherif rs and shutdowns would total 20,000 Bulck LeSabre and Park Avenue, department vehicles this week. Oldsmoblle 88 Royale; 4,200 em- A small plane piloted by Navy jet pilot Lt. Kenneth Skaggs Shea said, however, that he ex- ployees. crashed just after 4 p.m. northeast of the University on Dunbri- pected that the shutdowns would • Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne, dge Road following a failed attempt to land. Skaggs and preg- APFtaM/TrilUklM be limited to GM's assembly to be See Crash, page four. Fred Haney, left, and Wayne Thomas, load ballot boxes plants. See Strike, page four. counted Into a track outside UAW Local 662 INSIDE ^> CAMPUS ^> CITY ^> SPORTS ^> WEATHER 1 Australian swimmer Partly cloudy today. Scat- University sociology The Black Swamp Arts 1 Kleren Perkins breaks the tered thunderstorms professor Joseph Jaooby Festival is looking for a few 1 world record in the mainly in the afternoon will visit jail to study in- good people to help make 1 800-meter freestyle while with a high In the mid 80s mates with an assistantship the event an even bigger 1 on his way to besting bis and southwest winds 10 to he received. success than last year. 1 own world record In the IS mph. Chance of rain 40 -•Page 4. •-PageS. ■ 1,500 meter free. percent It will be partly in ■ » Page 8. 1 cloudy tonight. V Editorial The BG News page two Friday, August 26,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco editorial editor E.A.R. to the Ground...

\jiven the fact that Papa Olscamp is leaving at the end of the academic year, we figure we should be allowed one more jab using one of his all-time famous quotes. Here it goes; please bear with us. It has come to our attention in the early stages of this new semester that finding a parking space for one's bi- Everyone deserves health care cycle is quite difficult. Bike racks from West Hall to Olscamp Hall to the B.A. Building are lined with moun- In the unimpressive world of Reasons for such high instances What is the point of doing such of AIDS among ethnic minorities tain bikes, 10-speeds and Schwinns of all sizes and racism, similarities in the problems intense research if the results are minorities face are profound. and women center round the lower colors. wholly ignored? What kind of Lack of affordable child-care, health status of these groups. country allows large portions of ihe Even finding alternative spots to lock one's bike has difficulties in the job search and Being poor means few or no population to suffer with disease on become difficult. E.A.R. to the Ground field agents have educational inequality are only a few health care options. As most the basis of skin color, origin or sex? spotted people securing their bikes to everything from of the aspects in minority lifestyle in Americans know, the U.S. is far All aspects of a body governing stairwells to trees to even a random freshman. the United States that need improve- behind other countries when such a diverse body of people ment. considering health care. If there is Now whether more people are riding two-wheelers should be culturally aware and Cultural bias in government any reform on the horizon, those unbiased. because of health reasons, ecological reasons or in an action has now reached an unprec- near the bottom of the health care The quagmire of bureaucracy and attempt to avoid the congestion at the various parking edented level. ladder will certainly be the last to tradition prevent reform in the area lots, we believe our esteemed University guru would Through inconsistent research and Andrea see results. of ethnic consideration. again rely on his old adage: "We don't have a parking inefficient policies, African Ameri- Completing and enacting a new The facts accurately illustrate the health care plan is in the very problem, we have a walking problem." cans, Latinos and other minorities, effects of AIDS and where it is most including women, are now the losers distant future. Politically focused O.K., there it was. For the last time, maybe. prevalent, yet the U.S. government in a case of deadly prejudice. the true axis of the AIDS epidemic. talk-shows spotlight endless debates continually provides funding for "Is there a solution for this dilemma?" our faithful By focusing on the target trans- There is an unmistakable need for — white menin suits bound and other aspects of AIDS and HIV readers may ask. mitters in AIDS research — gay and culturally sensitive health research gagged by red tape while people die research and prevention. We would like to suggest a three story parking garage bisexual men and male drug users and disease prevention. of AIDS and otherdiseases because No one should be denied proper for bikes only. We blow up South Hall for the bike garage. — the epidemic has been allowed to In its long history of racist they can't afford treatment. health care, from the latest in run its course through the veins of tendencies and insensitive policies, As in many aspects of It would be awesome. It'll have three floors of bike racks medical technology to the simplest thousands of Americans. the U.S. government has also government and its policies. vaccine. (as far as the eye could see) and cool ramps and air condi- The truth is, AIDS and the virus neglected minorities in relation to tioning and elevators and TVs with cable in the corners that causes AIDS are fast becoming health care. Likewise, the govern- and wet bars with bartenders in gorilla costumes and, proportionally more common among ment offers little consideration for ' and... minorities and women. the specific health needs of women. The incidence of AIDS transmission through hetero- According to Human Organiza- Maybe we're getting a little ahead of ourselves. The result is a culturally devastat- sexual contact is almost 10 times greater for African tion, an anthropology journal, AIDS ing plague silently injuring As for Olscamp Hall, despite all the commotion last is fast becoming the leading cause of America's ethnic richness. Americans than whites, and four times greater for year about the name of it, it really is an exceptional facil- death of African Americans in the There have been suspicions and Latino Americans. ity, one that everyone should appreciate and take advan- United States. speculations as to why the U.S. tage of. Fewer health opportunities and a government continues its racially minorities face a specialized battle Racism should not be a factor in So, maybe it has a name that not everyone wants to higher incidence of IV drug use biased practices. for inequality. assuring every American a healthy among minorities are contributors to A few experts have implied that .Though well-meaning, the few environment for pursuing happiness. hear. It is still a building that students can really this trend. As of 1990. more than such an incredible case of ineffi- learn from, not just in. culturally sensitive programs half of all women reported to have ciency is part of a larger plan in enacted by government agencies are Andrea Wood is a weekly But don't forget to wear a sweater before you go -It's AIDS were African Americans. which minority populations in obviously inadequate. columnist for the The News. freezing in there! The mid-1980s brought about America will be devastated or Though the outlook is rather acknowledgment of a major shift in possibly eliminated. Though bleak, some solutions have been AIDS transmission. Heterosexual certainly radical, such an idea is offered. Making sterile needles Clarification: transmission of the HIV virus began born of an intelligent overview of The BG News Staff available is a common solution Fiona MacKinnon-Slaney, of increasing at an alarming rate. Today present government practices, or enacted by many cities nationwide. higher education and student photo editor Ross Weitzner we see the results of this "trend" — lack thereof. More and better outreach programs sports editor Mike Kazimore AIDS is no longer a "gay disease." How can obvious facts devised as well as formal AIDS training affairs, is a campus faculty city editor Joe Peiffer Minorities were the most affected from competent research be ig- have been suggested. representative also appointed to by this shift. The incidence of AIDS nored? graphics editor Jim Mericsko Of course the most efficient form the presidential search commit- transmission through heterosexual Of all the reported cases of of AIDS prevention is personal tee. Her name was omitted Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan & Jay Geiser contact is almost 10 times greater children with AIDS, 75 percent are Weekend Reality managing editor Melinda Monhart behavior change, ideally encouraged while Lester Barber is a non- for African Americans than whites, of ethnic descent. Statistics such as by peer pressure. Weekend Reality managing editor Dorian Halkovich voting member of the same and four times greater for Latino these are known and documented. Ultimately the disease won't committee, not a voting special projects editor Robin Coe Americans. How then can government agencies disappear. Competent research and member as The News reported assistant special projects editor Melissa Liposki Government and private research continue to show such blatant experimentation are imperative to in Monday's edition. copy chief Cindy Williams firms have ignored what seems to be favoritism in health care? curbing the spread of HIV.

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Copyright 01994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this "It would have to be Charles "My favorite professor was "My English 111 teacher, Mr. "Rona Klein is a great teacher. publication without the permission of The BO Newt it strictly prohibited. Muhammad, a professor I had David Weis. He taught Black ZacKel, would be my choice I had her for adolescent The BO News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is for best teacher because he literature, and we didn't just published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. for Black Studies." studies in America — it was The BG Newt encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in the most interesting class I've always would relate personal read the normal books. She the stories or photograph descriptions. Danny Langston taken at the University." experience to what we were gave us controversial, fasci- Opinions excpressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, Junior studying." nating reading." faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, Elementary Education Ron Graves cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters Andrea St. Clair Shannyn Burns inteded for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and Sophomore include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. Accounting Junior Senior The BG Newt reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Communications Disorders English Education The BG News Headlines Friday, August 26,1994 page three THEY SAID IT "They can't blame us for having pro- duced this situation," Castro said. -Fidel Castro, Cuban President ITHREEAugust 2 6 19 9 4 ACROSS Sunk THE NATION

People in the news HAMPTON, N.H. - Fans who temporary restraining order bar- NEW YORK - Marlon Brando turned out for a Tanya ring the use of his name. considers himself "lucky" with Tuckerconcert want their money Apple, according to the lawsuit, women. Including Marilyn Mon- back. also has used the names of other roe. A spokesman for the Hampton famous people, including Isaac "We had an affair and saw each Beach Club Casino said the coun- Newton and Carl Sagan "in a de- other intermittently for years," try singer showed up an hour late liberate attempt to capitalize oa Brando said in his new book, for Tuesday's show and per- the goodwill associated with "Brando: Songs My Mother formed for only 45 minutes. these famous Individuals." Taught Me." An excerpt appears Fred Schaake said 1,000 people Apple officials did not imme- in Sunday's Parade magazine. paid between $27 and $29 per diately return a call Thursday. The star of "The Godfather" ticket and "the crowd reaction Sagan, an astronomer, sued and "On The Waterfront" recalls was that it was not her best per- Apple last year when he learned that he met Miss Monroe when formance." He didn't know how his name was the in- ho use code both were students at Lee Stras- many fans sought refunds. name for a personal computer berg's Actors Studio. Brando, 70, Jennifer Barton of the Nash- Apple was developing. Apple said he joined "to meet girls." ville, Tenn-based Trifecta Enter- agreed to drop Sagan's name. In 1962, Miss Monroe "called tainment, which handles Tuck- A federal judge threw out part and invited me to come over for er's marketing and promotion, of Sagan's lawsuit but left intact dinner. I already had plans but blamed some of the delay on his claims that Apple invaded his promised to call the following sound problems. privacy. week. She said fine. Two or three "We did get few calls from the — FRANKLIN, Tenn. - It's days later, she was dead," Brando fans," she said. "We've taken D-I- V-O-R-C-E for country singer said. telephone numbers and she's Radney Foster. On women, in general, Brando handling those calls personally." Foster, 35, cited irreconcilable added, "There have been many in — LOS ANGELES - Bob Dylan differences as grounds for di- my life, though I hardly ever is suing Apple Computer Inc., vorce from Mary Springs Scar- spent more than a couple of claiming the company planned to borough Foster, 34. They have minutes with any of them. I've steal his name for a new been married for 12 years. had far too many affairs to think CD-ROM. The divorce petition was filed of myself as a normal, rational Apple plans to call the product Tuesday in Williamson County man." "Dylan" and filed papers seeking Chancery Court. Brando's book is scheduled for a pntent under that name, said release next month. Dylan's attorney, Joseph Yanny. Dylan, whose real name is Compiled from staff and wire NEW YORK - Herman Wouk Robert Zimmerman, wants a reports. and Jimmy Buffett might become Broadway's newest odd couple. Wouk and Buffett are expected ! to begin work in November on a In The News musical based on Wouk's 1965 EXTRA.! novel "Don't Stop the Carnival." It's about a Broadway press 9 years ago The death of Barry Britter. assistant agent who quits his job and buys director of Placement Services, has been an island hotel, hoping to find rules "accidental due to cocaine paradise. He doesn't. intoxication." according to Dr. Christopher If tilings go according to plan, there will be a stage production Desley deputy coroner of Lucas County of "Don't Stop the Carnival" Britter. 31. was found unconscious within a year, said Scott Zelger of at his home and was pronounced dead at Pace Theatrical Group, which Mercy Hospital in Toledo. AP FMWCUcas* Sui-TI m< i, Jon S.11 will co-produce the show. Towing-company employee John Volpl »wlm» to a car submerged In an apartment-complex iwlmming Buffett's biggest hit "Margari- pool Wednesday on the north side of Chicago after the car accidentally plowed through a fence and taville." Wouk's best-known landed in the pool. books are "The Calne Mutiny" and "The Winds of War." Houses Available TEWIi>V AWARD WINNING PIZZA AT A GREAT PRICE • Quiet Neighborhoods Rentals • 2-3 Bedrooms 328 S. Main • Stop By For A Current Brochure Our Only Office 352 - 5620 ^OrcO* 3 CRUST STYLES Specialty Pizzas

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Slip slidin' away University professor to research prison by Katie Simmons "We know [prisoners] have The BG News problems," he said. "What we

In addition to teaching, a Uni- need to do is prevent the versity professor will spend prisoners from cycling back some time in prison this year - through the mental and criminal not as an Inmate, but as a system." researcher. Associate Professor of sociolo- Within his research, gy Joseph Jacoby has received a Jacoby said he plans to evaluate funding or $49,124 from the Ohio and document the lives and ac- Department of Mental Health tions of 30 mentally ill offenders which he will use to research how and observe what kinds of assis- mentally 111 offenders make the tance will make a difference in transition from prison life to their lives after they have been community life. released from a penitentiary. "I served as a research fellow for a year and a half for the Ohio "The ultimate purpose for the Department of Mental Health, state Is to provide services and and I learned of the kinds of support to make a greater differ- problems that people in prisons ence and allow a better adjust- go through," Jacoby said. ment within the community In After serving prison terms, or order for an eventual attempt to being released on probation, not be self-supportive," he said. much is known about what hap- pens to prisoners once they re- Those prisoners in the study enter the community. will participate in a project be- Jacoby said he hopes his 2 1/2 fore their release. Once released, years of study - which will begin they will partake in a weekly Sept. 1 - can help researchers Interview during their first two Members of the new freshman class get an opportunity to bump Ice Arena last Monday. The event was open to all students from 9 understand what happens to months outside of the prison, fol- Into one another, literally, at a scheduled orientation activity at the p.m. to midnight. these individuals at the time of lowed by monthly Interviews for release. one year. Strike Crash Be Safe! Group acts as student voice Continued from page one. Continued from page one.

Ind.; full-size Chevrolet and CMC nant wife Kathy Skaggs were en OSA represents all public universities across state pickups; 2,500 employees. route from their hometown of Virginia Beach, Va. to Toledo. !J(cUeidoscope by Robin Coe • Oshawa No. 1, Oshawa, On- wide through college representa- She said the University has had tario; Chevrolet I-umina and The FAA was on the scene all The BG News tives in the Ohio Student Associa- a strong voice on issues since Monte Carlo; 3,000 employees. day and will be back Friday Astrology, Tarot, While the Undergraduate Stu- tion to ensure Ohio maintain a 1992, when students protested • Oshawa Truck, Oshawa, On- morning to finish up the In- & Palm Readings dent Govern- high standard of education. Gov. George Volnovich's budget tario; full-size Chevrolet and vestigation, according to Mike ment repre- OSA Is a coalition order of the cuts proposal 0 GMC pickups; 4,300 employees. Blalr of the sheri ff s office. Reading by Appt. sents Universi- CtTii 13 state universities. Each uni- • I-annlng 1 & 2, IjaMBMt "(The FAA] got the majority of ty students, the versity has two representatives. The proposal meant higher tui- Mich.; midsize and compact what they needed at the scene," Crystals, Books, Jewelry Ohio Student tttf USG President Jennifer Mathe tion fees for students. OSA rep- IVWJWilUW Alt Buick, Oldsmoblle, Pontiac and Blalr said. 'The Investigation Incense, Oils, and Association STUMS* WftXtMVtt has served with OSA for two resentatives and students went to Chevrolet cars; 6,650 employees. should be done Friday, and then Much More! serves to rep- years when she was National Columbus to protest the cuts. (Two plants.) they will present their facts to Mon.-Thurs. 11-6 resent all stu- State Community Affairs chair- • Bowling Green, Ky.; Chev- the [FAA] board." Fri&Sat. 11-8 dents at Ohio fc>G. person. She will serve again this "OSA is ""■V'ng sure student rolet Corvette; 1,000 employees. public univer- year as USG president Universi- 143-C E. Wooster Interests are being served," • DoraviUe, Ga; Oldsmoblle The plane has been moved sities. ty student Amanda Applegate Mathe said. Cutlass; 2,000 employees. from the crash site and Skaggs is (behind Madhatter) Student in- will serve as the second repre- Because a UAW strike caused now with his wife In Toledo, ac- 354-4015 terests are represented state- sentative. OSA deals with any concerns at the shutdowns, UAW workers at cording to Blalr. any of the universities and works those plants are not eligible for OSA allows students to have closely with USG and other stu- the supplemental benefits they Mrs. Skaggs was treated In the direct lobbying representation In dent governments on many Is- normally would get during a emergency room for a broken Columbus, Mathe said. sues. layoff. They are eligible for arm and was released Wednes- "[The University] has become "Almost everything USG sees whatever unemployment bene- day from the Wood County Hos- a very strong leader In OSA" as important OSA picks up on," fits are provided in the states pital, eCOOHBt to hospital of n- said Mathe. Mathe said. where they live. The Obsidian

is holding an informational meeting f ALL EDUCATION SATURDAY Tuesday, Aug. 30 9p.m. MAJORS STUDENT TEACHING Alternative 304 Moseley SPRING SEMESTER, 1995 OR FALL SEMESTER, 1995 You arc required to attend a sign-up and information meeting: The African-American news WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1994 Frank publication is inviting new and old COMMUNITY SUITE, UNIVERSITY members to join our staff. UNION Allison Meetings at: , 030. 9:30,10 30,11:30a.m. Call Terre at 354-6011 1:30, 2:30. 3 30, 4:30 pm and The for more information KNOW YOUR SPRING COURSE(S) NEEDED TO TAKE WITH STUDENT ODD SOX TEACHING AND ALSO YOUR ON CAMPUS MAILBOX NUMBER1 ATTEND ONE MEETING! 353-0988 104 S. Main St. City The BG News page five Friday, August 26, 1994 Sunshine Foundation hosts race Athletic events allow physically challenged to compete ourt by Nicola Pinkuck lenged to compete in athletics, depending on the functional abil- support in the past. Among those The BC News said Douglas Siebenaler, director ity of people," Siebenaler said. contributing their time are of development at The Sunshine "Swimming races will be geared Greek organizations, Saturday A Maumee children's home Foundation. toward each individual's func- Clinic and Con Rail. will give physically challenged "The developmental games tioning ability." residents of Northwest Ohio the consist of competitive and non- The event would not be possi- Volunteers will be trained at lotter opportunity to feel like olym- competitive events that are a- ble without volunteer support, the site, Kelso said. pians this weekend. dapted to meet the needs of ath- said Pam Kelso, volunteer coor- "There is some general orien- The Sunshine Foundation will letes with developmental disabi- dinator. Kelso said she Is count- tation as well as specific training host the Third Annual Special lities," Siebenaler said. ing on area service organizations on the morning before the games • On July 20, Leslie Aaron Olympics' Developmental The age range of participants to help surpass last year's total of begin for the volunteers," Sie- tence suspended after being Smith, 33, of Perrysburg, was convicted of corruption of a Aquatics and Cycling Race Sat- Is from 10 to 25, with about 90 to ISO volunteers. benaler said. given three years of probation minor and sexual battery. He urday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 100 people taking part, he said. According to Kelso, communi- There is a lot to be learned This olymplc-style event offers "There will be three-wheel cy- for two counts of passing bad will be placed on shock proba- ty and University organizations from helping the physically chal- checks, fourth degree a chance for the physically chal- cle races with various distances. have provided a great deal of tion for three years. lenged, according to Kelso. felonies. His original senten- • Duane Piper, 28, of Bluff- ces of a $1000 fine plus court ton, violated his probation for costs and two years incarcera- breaking and entering and tion in the Ohio Department of criminal imaging He was Volunteers needed for arts festival Rehabilitation and Correction ordered to continue on proba- were suspended. tion for an additional year and <* The following incidents to serve 25 days of local im- Organizers plan to be 'swamped' during this year's festivities occurred on July 29. prisonment with the option to • Otis King, 41, of Toledo apply for work release. by Nicole Pinkuch Janice Harris, volunteer coor- Aug. 30 in the basement of Hun- variety of high-quality art" pleaded guilty to grand theft, a The BC News dinator. tington Bank, 130 South Main St The Wood County Park District third degree felony. He was • Harvey Schmeider Jr., 44, Harris said interested people is sponsoring a youth art area sentenced to two years incar- of Toledo, pleaded guilty to The 1994 Black Swamp Arts Although 250 volunteers from only need to make one of the ses- again at the Festival with "hands- ceration in the Ohio Depart- drug abuse, a third degree Festival Is In the community and University sions, whichever is most conven- on activities for children," she ment of Rehabilitation and felony. He received a sus- search of help worked hard last year, many ient said. Correction. pended one and a half year to make the more are needed this year, Har- Harris said there will be two "The varied artists added a • Ronald E. Judy, 21, of sentence and three years' pro- second MUMMI ris said. stages at the Festival with per- new dimension to the festival," Oregon, had his May 13 sen- bation. event as suc- forming acts that will change cessful as last said Marilyn Lange, a volunteer "We need people to work the hourly. The Kind and Big Dave from last year."I thought the year. information booth, sell raffle and and the Ultrasonics will be per- whole thing was very well- About 300 beer tickets, cook food, work as forming on Friday Sept 9, she volunteers are organized. stagehands, set up on Saturday said. Main Street will be closed 'BG Choices" Meal Plan needed to work morning and clean up on Sunday with artists and their work lining "It's satisfying because you're for Qff-Campus 81 Commuter Students at the event in a night," Harris said. the street working with quality people," variety of ca- Volunteers will be trained at "This is not like a craft fair," Lange added."Go prepared to pacities Sept. 9-11, according to orientation meetings at 7 p.m. Harris said. "We will have a wide have a good time and work." DONT LEAVE YOUR STOMACH TO CHANCE. THIS YEAR LET CAMPUS DINING SERVICES HELP Bacteria levels increase in Ohio waters WITH THE COOKING. The Associated Press Fecal coliform is an Indicator of human or County. Only Maumee Bay State Park has TRY THE 'BG CHOICES" animal waste. Contact with high levels of the exceeded the limit PLAN, AND WE'LL DO TOLEDO - Thinking about swimming at bacteria can lead to diarrhea and other in- Warning signs also were posted at THE DISHES! Maumee Bay State Park to beat the heat ? testinal disorders. The very young and the Maumee In July. Think again. very old are the most susceptible. Binns said the health department does not COST: $100 minimum (carrys over to spring semester). For the second time this year, children and Bums traced the problem to several fac- close beaches but only recommends that TO PURCHASE: Complete a contract form and return it the elderly are being advised to stay out of tors. local officials post warnings when the water with payment to the Office of the Bursar. the water because of high bacteria levels. He said a shift to northerly winds has kept BG Choices meal plan contract forms 81 information quality is bad. available at: Conditions do not look much better at the water against the shore rather than al- Still, beach businesses are suffering. other Lake Erie beaches, the state Health lowing it to migrate out Into Lake Erie to Food Operations. 100 Centrex Jeff Taylor and his brother, Joe, rent boats University Union Information Desk Department said Thursday. "get a good mix" and take people parasailing. Commuter Center, Moseley Hall "We've seen an increase In bacteria in High temperatures - such as this week's They have passed around fliers to try to Office of the Bursar, Administration Bldg. beaches all along the shoreline," said Steven mid- to high 80s - also cause the bacteria convince people that there is little contact Off Campus Housing Office, 425 Student Services Binns, the department's recreation director. levels to rise. between the water and rider. The department on Wednesday Issued a "Beyond that, when you have a lot of rain, "A lot of people say, 'Isn't the water con- water-quality advisory for the Maumee like we've had this summer, you have a lot of taminated?' You can tell them everything park. Water advisory signs are posted when runoff from sewage treatment plants and you want, but that sticks in their head. I'm in a five-week average of samples shows more storm sewers. And all that runoff empties the water eight to 10 hours a day. There's than 200 fecal conform colonies per 100 mil- Into the lake," he said. nothing wrong with me," Jeff Taylor said li liters of water. He said the fecal coliform count has gone With Labor Day weekend approaching, he The sample taken this week at Maumee up this week at just about all the beaches said, "I'm worried. 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But even as receives WASHINGTON - Despite a road to the type of comprehen- tion of the crime measure, a ing Insurance to roughly half the he moved toward one, some key vow to keep the Senate in session sive reform that Clinton and break in the Senate's schedule 39 million Americans who now go senators said it was a mistake. until It vote* on health reform, Democratic leaders originally would merely provide additional without child's Majority Leader George Mitchell wanted. evidence of the extent to which Numerous other sticky Issues "I think going home doesn't said today hell let lawmakers go Several aides, speaking on the health reform drive has bog- remain Including what type of help," said Sen. John Breaux, home for a summer vacation. condition of anonymity, said a ged down. standard medical benefits If any D-La., a leader of the bipartisan It was not clear when the Sen- break In the Senate schedule un- "mainstream" group. He said heart people are "scared to death" ate would finish work on a crime til Sept. 12 was possible. Until re- by Jennifer Loven about what a health bill will do to bill that has become a partisan cent days, Mitchell had been say- "[Senators should] look at the real world instead of The Associated Press battleground. But whenever that ing he would keep the Senate in them. happens, Mitchell said, "it would session six days a week until the the kind of ideological box that they have put them- Breaux also chastised Clinton ROYAL OAK, Mich. - For be my Intention then to have the health reform measure was acted selves in and do something that will work." Chester Szuber, it was the Senate adjourn until after Labor on. for comments on Wednesday President Clinton, on health care reform pushing his call to have busi- gift of life, but at a coat so Day." But the Senate has been ab- dear he almost did not ac- Officials said a core group of sorbed all week on a crime bill. nesses finance 80 percent of the cost of worker insurance. cept It The youngest of his senators and staff would use the Some Democratic senators Mitchell's own plan, designed to require; what type of taxes to six children - an exuberant time to try to work on a health re- suggested a break was designed to achieve 95 percent coverage levy, how deeply to cut Medicare In comments to a B'nai Bt>rith 22-year-old nursing student form compromise measure that to pressure Republicans into by 2000, has come under heavy and Medicaid; and whether to -had been killed in a car would fall well short of President permitting passage of that fire, and a group of about 20 Re- provide prescription drug bene- meeting by satellite, President Clinton criticized moderate and accident and It quickly be- Clinton's original goal of uni- measure, out of fear they'd oth- publicans and Democrats have fits for the elderly. came clear her heart could versal coverage. erwise have to confront angry been laboring over a "main- conservative legislators for op- posing his proposal that com- be his. In the House, lawmakers have constituents demanding its pas- stream" alternative they hope At the White House, aides min- The family had little time already been sent home for the sage. Republicans say they want can eventually form the basis for imized the Importance of any panies pay for their workers' health insurance. to decide. Patti Szuber had summer, and Speaker Thomas to strengthen the measure, not a compromise. Senate delay on health reform. insisted she wanted her or- gans donated If she died. Her mother could not bear the thought of the Rough weather slows Cubans risky surgery claiming her Poll reveals adults' husband as well. Chester Szuber thought ahead to the Rain, lightning, thunder, winds cause refugees to wait unwanted attention the rare views of education procedure would bring to byEdMcCullough Castro blamed the refugee problem on the U.S. their grieving family. by Harry F. Rosanthal The Associated Press government, which he said has encouraged Illegal In the end it was his de- The Associated Press immigration for years by throttling legal visas to a cision. "It would be a joy to HAVANA - Rough weather Thursday did what trickle while welcoming Illegal arrivals. He also have Patti's heart," Patti's WASHINGTON - Despite statistics pointing to a steady de- U.S. policymakers have failed to do - slow the cited the three-decade-old U.S. trade embargo, brother, Bob Szuber, re- crease In the nation's overall crime rate, adults see fighting, vio- flood of Cuban refugees attempting the treacher- which has undermined Cuba's never-robust econ- members his frail father lence and gangs as the biggest problem confronting public ous voyage to Florida on homemade rafts. omy. saying. schools, a Gallup poll said Thursday. After days of bright sunshine and calm seas, "No one can blame us for this situation," the Parti's heart was flown The favored solution by 86 percent of those polled - stronger gray clouds rolled In with heavy rains, lightning famously long-winded leader said in a 2 1/2 hour from the Tennessee hospi- penalties for student possession of weapons. and thunder. Winds whipped the Caribbean into address. "The government of Cuba is the first to tal where she had died only "For all the hoopla In the national press, there Is no crime white caps. lament the lives that have been lost" at sea. hours earlier to Michigan wave In America - except among blacks," said a report by Phi "We'll wait We're not crazy," said Luis Lazaro, a U.S. officials retorted that Cuba's economic Monday, where it was Im- Delta Kappa, a professional fraternity for educators, which 28-year-old electrician among the people waiting woes are of Castro's own making. They also re- planted and restarted In her commissioned the 26th annual poll from Gallup. at Cojimar Beach outside Havana. He sat beside jected his call for talks on refugees, the embargo father. Murder rates for whites actually decreased between 1968 and two rafts he hoped would carry him and eight and other Issues. Chester Szuber, 58, was 1994, it said, citing federal statistics, but "the rate among blacks friends to Florida. In Cuba, those who want to flee and those who off a breathing machine by Increased by 65 percent." A grim reminder of the risks - apparently pieces would stay criticized both governments. the morning after the sur- As a reflection of that, 31 percent of nonwhites voted fighting, of a broken raft or bodies - bobbed a half-mile off gery and was In good condi- violence and gangs as the biggest problem in public schools. The shore. "It's like two giants fighting, Cuba and the tion Thursday, said Dr. Jef- category and "lack of discipline" shared top billing as concerns Any respite In the refugee exodus that is strain- United States," said Salvador Ramos, a one-legged frey Altshuler, who per- of 18 percent of all the 1,326 adults surveyed by Gallup. ing relations between the two countries looked to man sitting near a plaza In colonial old Havana. formed the transplant Ranked next as the biggest problems with which their public be brief. The driving issues are hunger and unem- "It's people who lose, those poor rafters." operation schools must deal were lack of proper financial support, drug Chester Szuber Is expect- ployment and Cuba's economy will be just as flat At Cojimar Beach, Lazaro said, "One opens the abuse and standards or quality of education. In the 1993 poll, ed to leave the William when the sun reappears. door and the other shuts it It's crazy politics. What lack of financial support was listed first Beaumont Hospital in The refugee surge began earlier this month do they want, people to die?" "The message of this Gallup poll is that members of Congress when President Fidel Castro stopped arresting Il- Royal Oak within two need to free the crime bill and stop dillydallying around," said legal immigrants. In a televised address to Cuba's The drama has not transfixed the 11 million peo- weeks, to lead "essentially Education Secretary Richard W. Riley. American parents, he people Wednesday night, Castro said the door still ple on this island. Most seem aware of what Is go- a normal lifestyle," Alt- said, want "some sense that schools are getting the help they is open. ing on, but it is accepted as much with resignation shuler said. need to end the violence. "We told our border guards to make their opera- as with indignation. "Learning Is compromised In schools that are not safe - our tions more flexible in respect to illegal exits," he His daughter's death on a children deserve an education that is not compromised," he said. said. This seems partly due to state-controlled news mountain road In Tennes- Phi Delta Kappa is a professional fraternity for men and He even Invited Americans to bring boats to pick media. No photos of Cubans building rafts or say- see came while she was on a women in education. It has 678 chapters throughout the United up family members and buy fuel In energy-short ing tearful goodbyes appear in the state-owned trip with a friend before States and Canada, and chapters overseas. Cuba. But the Clinton administration has threat- newspapers, virtually the only ones Cubans see. her return to nursing ened to confiscate any U.S. boats that carry people State-run television and radio also Ignore the situa- school. out of Cuba, tion Undergraduate Student |-|oward's club(-| WEaLGOMl BACK 210 N Main 352 - 9951 Government Voted Best Bar In Wood TOTF E County 1994 August 2S, 26,27 «oHo*** KD6NT General Assembly ASSOCIA' ION will convene BLITZEN When They Arcnt In The Studio, DON'T MISS THE BIG IQA Biiticn U Opening Up For Cheap Mon. August 29. Trick In The Toledo £ Detroit 7:30 McFall Center Area. Check Them Out At FALL MCNie Howard's Club H SAT. AUG. 27 FROM 3-6PM IN THE Open to the Public! GRASSY AREA BY OLSCAMP HALL RAINDATE: SUNDAY. SAME TIME. 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Every game isn't do This opener almost was last year's Frazler, a Junior who has start- The second game of the season Broncos' The BC News or die By winning our confer- ed 19 straight games, is an elu- takes place Monday night, when ence, we can host an NCAA play- closer. sive runner who has worked hard No. 20 Ohio State plays Fresno The term "scrimmage" may In game. Nebraska and West Virginia, the only major teams that didn't to improve his passing. State In the Pigskin Classic at conjure up images of disorgan- "We can also use camp as more Anaheim, Calif. Johnson ized coaches stopping sloppily- of a teaching-learning time and lose a regular-season game in "He's a great player," said West Virginia coach Don Nehlen. Ohio State lost AU-American played games, walking pinney- set a foundation from a more tac- 1993, play Sunday afternoon in The Associated Press the Klckoff Classic at Giants "He could easily be the Heisman defensive tackle Dan Wilkinson clad players through their mis- tical setting," he added. and leading rusher Raymont takes, with those players desper- Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. Trophy winner." CINCINNATI - The Cin- BG Is still searching for a for- Some people thought the Corn- Quarterback is a question Harris from last year's 10-1-1 cinnati Bengals claimed ately trying to draw the coach's mation that fits the team and its team that tied for the Big Ten ti- praise. huskers and Mountaineers mark for Nehlen, who must re- tight end Reggie Johnson personnel. should have met for the national place 1993 starter Jake Kelchner tle. But the Buckeyes still have a That mental picture may be "Our defense needs to Im- on waivers Thursday from championship last New Year's and backup Darren Studstill. lot of talent, including all-league true of recreational, even high prove. It [the defense] should be the Denver Broncos. night In the Orange Bowl. But Sophomore Chad Johnston, who selections Joey Galloway Rookie linebacker Steve school, soccer, but at the Division the springboard for our attack, so (receiver), Korey Stringer I level, scrimmages, like the ones our formation should limit the once-beaten Florida State was threw only IS passes last season, Shine, who has a groin In- invited to play the Cornhuskers, will make his first college start (offensive tackle) and Lorenzo Jury, was placed on injured Bowling Green Is hosting on Sat- opponents' offensive opportun- against Nebraska. Styles (linebacker). urday against Oakland and Mon- ties and trigger our attack, which and the Seminoles won the reserve to make room for national title with an 18-16 vic- "He'll have to grow up quick," Johnson on the roster. day against Kenyon, needs to I believe should be more potent Fresno State has a huge gap to satisfy certain criteria for this year with more, different tory. Nehlen said Johnson, a fourth-year West Virginia settled for a Su- Much of the offensive burden fill at quarterback, where re- coaches. players contributing." will fall on junior tailback Robert cord-setting passer Trent Dilfer player from Florida State, In the next two scrimmages, gar Bowl showdown against Flor- Walker, who rushed for a school- left for the NFL after his junior started 12 games for the "We try and put as many both Oakland and Kenyon have ida, which routed the Moun- Broncos last year, missing taineers 41-7. record 1,250 yards last season. year. Sophomore Adrian Clai- players on the field to evaluate had great success in Divisions II However, the Mountaineers may borne Is slated to start against three with Injuries. He and assess in a match-related sit- and III, respectively, each reach- Now, instead of playing for the caught 20 passes for 243 national championship, the No. 4 not have to score too many points 13-polnt favorite Ohio State. uation," said head coach Gary ing the Final Four sometime In if their veteran defense lives up "It seems like they're going to yards and one touchdown. Palmisano. "But we don't want to Cornhuskers and No. 24 Moun- the past five years. to expectations. put pressure on me whether I "He's a good-sized, young substitute too much. We want the "Both programs will provide taineers will play the first game guy with a nice overall of college football's 125th season. "They've got a lot of size and want it or not," Claiborne said guys to get comfortable and get us with a quality opponent," said strength," said Nebraska The Bulldogs, who went 8-4 last package," Bengals scout some continuity." Palmisano. "They will enable us Jim Lippinoott said "He's Both teams have key players offensive tackle Rob Zatechka. season and shared the Western to see what we do well and what "They look a lot like us." Athletic Conference title, upset got good hands and runs With many freshmen in posi- returning, but Nebraska has adjustments we need to make." Not quite. Had they played last Southern Cal 24-7 In the 1992 nice routes.'' tion to make an impact this year, Saturday's game against Oak- more of them. year, it probably would have Freedom Bowl at Anaheim Sta- it is Important to discover where land will start at 2 p.m. and Mon- Thirteen Cornhusker starters General manager Mike are back, including option QB wiz been a close game. But this year dium. Their next trip to the sta- players fit best day's matchup with Kenyon be Nebraska has a big edge, espe- Brown said Johnson gives gins at 3:30 p.m. Tommie Frazler, four offensive dium wont be so successful. the Bengals another pas- "It's vital we find out as much ,, sing-receiving threat down- about the team as possible with- nUSG USG USG USG USG USG USGUSGc UB* W*&&&&&&f*&?*&?*?t?* field out Jeapordizlng the team," said Palmisano. "That means we want *, OPENING WORSHIP "He has a lot oT qualities to challenge them physically and District Senator Petitions CELEBRATION! < that should help us," Brown mentally but maintain their said. "He's a little faster health." for the UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN than what we've had here at CHAPEL that position lately, and that This year's creation of an ac- 1124EastWoosterSt. will be a plus. I think he'll tual Mid-American Conference Undergraduate Student play a goodly amount for championship for soccer has SUNDAY, AUGUST 28,10:30 A.M. us." enabled Palmisano to try Government Join us for informal worship Shine, from North- different things in camp and not as we pray for God's blessings western, was the first of press his players as much as he are now available in two Bengals' third-round has in the past. on the new school year. choices In the 1994 NFL THEN STAY FOR OUR draft He has been sidelined "It used to be that if we lost our 405 Student Services FREE PIZZA PARTY! with the groin Injury since first two games, we would have EVERYONE WELCOME! the first week of training no chance at the postseason," Make a Difference ! camp. said Palmisano. "Now, with the conference status. It wont kill us a«^W»BW?WW^W»^ * The BG News CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" OK 2" ADS 1"(8 line Maximum) $6.50 per Insertion 2'( 16 line maximum) $12.95 per Insertion

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Dates to appear Mail to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) The BG News 204 West Hall BCSU EXTENDING YOUR REACH" Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 (Checks payable to The BC News) Total number of days to appear *, - TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Phone: 372-2601 r-nuil U c«fM • l*bty u Australia's take England's Rob Denmark won The first cycling medal from VICTORIA, British Columbia - for 32 events to 24 golds. England the men's 5,000, countrywoman the velodrome went to Australian The Commonwealth Games byJoiKiy "We have to finish off won six, Canada one and New Judy Oakes led an English 1-2 in Shane Kelly. swimming competition was cru- Zealand one. The Associated Press drives, score points, score the women's shot put and defend- Australia's Michael Murphy ising along with no sign of a On the track, Scotland's ing titlist Michael Smith of Can- won the men's 3-meter spring- points on consecutive drives. world record In a so-called slow CINCINNATI - It's no Yvonne Murray ran her first ada won the decathlon. board gold by a huge margin and We need to start off the game pool. longer just a question of with a scoring drive, prefera- 10,000 meters In nine years and Canada's Anne Pellettier had a whether David Klingler can So Kieren Perkins came up wound up with the gold medal. Today's track schedule was comfortable victory in the wom- bly a touchdown drive. Those with two in one race. get the Cincinnati Bengals Into are all things that build confi- Olympic silver medalist Elana limited to two walks, the 30-ki- en's 1-meter. the end zone. Now there's a Under orders from his coach, dence In the team and confi- the Aussie freestyler went out to question of whether he can dence In the offense." survive. break the 800 meters record on There are more questions the way to winning the 1,500 gold. The winless Bengals head than confidence for this into their final exhibition offense, the main reason the He took the 1,500 record, too. game with a totally recon- Bengals are flirting with only structed offensive line. None the second winless exhibition "Before the race my coach [John Carew] told me he wanted of the five linemen will be at season In franchise history. his usual position Friday night The offense was playing me to break the 800, and ease against the Detroit Lions (2-1). poorly enough before right down over the next 700," Perkins tackle Joe Walter - who start- said. "Once I got there, I decided to keep going. That's not a good position ed every game the past two for Klingler, who has yet to seasons - tore up his knee last "During the race I thought 'I'm feeling good but I'm going to get lead the offense to a touch- week at Philadelphia. He's out down this year and has been for the season. in trouble with my coach.'" repeatedly hit hard. The The Bengals signed un- Perkins' gold medal in the pool offense managed just one field restricted free agent Dave was the highlight of a day in the goal in the team's intrasquad Cadigan and moved everyone pool when the Aussies could do scrimmage and hasnt reached around to try for the most nothing wrong. the end zone In six-plus quar- comfortable fit. They head They swept all six golds and, in ters behind the third-year into the exhibition Friday on two events, took all three medals. quarterback. just three days' practice. The Bengals have scored Coach Dave Shula planned Perkins' time of 14 minutes, just five touchdowns in their to simplify the game plan 41.66 seconds shaved 1.82 sec- three exhibition losses - two anyway to help get the offense onds off the mark he set In win- on interception returns and rolling. ning Olympic gold at Barcelona three behind backup Jay "This is probably Just an- In 1992. Schroeder. There's urgency to other good incentive to cut His time at 800 was 7:46.00, finally get into the end zone back," Shula said. 0.60 Inside the record he set at before the season opener The Lions probably will Sydney in February 1992. against Cleveland. have a diminished offense as "Since the Olympics, I haven't "We've stayed longer, stud- well. Running back Barry gone anywhere near by best ied harder," Klingler said Sanders has been sick and times," Perkins said. "I wanted to Thursday. "We're trying to cut isn't expected to play. get back to my best, to prove I'm down on assignment errors. not washed up. People have been We need to score for confi- Detroit's second exhibition saying it's a slow pool. I think It's a good pool. dence, to get a little bit of game, a 16-7 loss to Cleveland, momentum going into the showed how Important San- "Once I got the 800 I was feel- Cleveland game. ders Is to the offense. ing good. I was feeling pain but I was still buoyed by the reaction of the crowd. There was one hell of a dull roar coming through the water." Dan Kowalski and Glen Houseman followed Perkins home for an Australian sweep of the medals. The same thing hap- pened in the women's 200 butter- fly, won by Susan O'Neill ahead of Hay ley Lewis and Julie Majer. Matthew Dunn won the 200 in- dividual medley, Karen Van Wir- dum won the women's SO meters freestyle, Nicole Stevenson took gold In the 200 backstroke and

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Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council & The Greek Week Committee Proudly Presents: Greek Week 1994 No Matter What The Letter We're All Greek Together

Friday, August 26th: The Ark Band 7:00 p.m. at College Park Come and enjoy the entertainment from one of the best Reggae Bands in the area.

Fireworks 9:30 p.m. After the band plays watch the awesome fireworks display that will last approximately 15 minutes. Saturday, August 27th: Phi Kappa Psi Bathtub Races 10:00 a.m. at the pond by Harshman Quad Alpha Gamma Delta Flag Football 3:00 p.m. across the pond at the intramural fields

Dunking Booth Between the Philanthropies, come and knock your favorite House Director in a tank of cold water!! Sunday, August 28th: Pi Beta Phi & Sigma Phi Epsilon Mud Tug 11:00 a.m. at College Park Sigma Chi Derby Days 12:00 p.m. at Old Fraternity Row

Cow Game Which one of the Fraternities and Sororities will win the pot of money? Any chapter may enter with a $20.00 fee, and wherever the cow does his business will receive half the pot of money. Monday, August 29th Dave Westol (speaker) 9:00 p.m. at Anderson Arena.

House Decorating Begins Start decorating houses and make sure you follow the rules. Tuesday August 30th Practice for the Talent Show Take time to get together with your partner chapters to get ready to perform. Wednesday, August 31st Community Service Trash Walk 6:00-9:00 p.m. Meet outside the Union, trash bags will be provided. Show the community what your chapter can do to help. Thursday, September 1st All Greek Talent Show 9.-00 p.m. at Anderson Arena Once again it is back by popular demand. Come and watch the best singers, dancers, and comedians perform some exciting skits. Chapters will be paired up before hand.