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Friday, January THEBQLNEWS25,1985 Vol. 67 Issue 69 BG unaffected by search rule by Michael Mclntyre dard police officers must meet to maintain academics and a be no policy changes at BGSU," graduates go on to some form of James Koch, principal of the staff reporter before searching a student. certain amount of law and or- Mason said. higher education. New Jersey school, has said the BGHS Principal Neal Allen der." In explaining its ruling, the ruling was "one of the greatest In spite of the Supreme Court said the decision may help ad- court called drug use and violent ALLEN SAD) he would never decisions in education in the last ruling which gives school offi- ministrators do a better job, but LIKE STUDENTS at BGHS, crime in public schools "major consider a massive search of the decade." cials greater legal power to BGHS has always reserved the University students will not be social problems." entire student body or of their search students and lockers, no right to search student lockers. affected by the ruling. Allen said those problems are lockers. "To have a good, ma- Allen disagreed. policy chances will be initiated Despite the ruling, he said it Philip Mason, executive assis- not major at BGHS. ture student body we must treat "I don't think this is one of the at Bowline Green High School or would never be done unless tant to the president, said the "We don't have a major epide- them (students) somewhat like greatest decisions," Allen said. at the University. there was a Justifiable cause. attorney general's office told mic in drug and alcohol abuse adults, they do have certain "I would rather have decisions According to the Jan. 16 rul- "If there was probable cause him the ruling concerns itself here," Allen said. "It is partially rights." he said. like the states giving the schools ing, public school teachers and ... if someone tells me someone with elementary and secondary due to the fact that we're in a A delinquency finding against more money or something that administrators do not need court has a gun or drugs ... then I schools and therefore has no college community and academ- a former Piscataway (N.J.) would increase educational warrants, nor do they have to would not hesitate to search," he implication on higher education. ics are highly stressed." Allen High School student prompted standards ... like requiring a meet the "probable cause" stan- said. "We have a responsibility ''The president said there will added about 70 percent of BGHS the Supreme Court ruling. computer science course." Fight for rights not over USG positions

by Deborah Schmook staff reporter Changes made

The ideas of Martin Luther by Nancy Bostwick King Jr. lived on last night at staff reporter SHULL SAD) each group will the University as a four- still be considered separate member panel spoke on the The University Undergrad- committees, but they will be "State of Civil Rights in uate Student Government will working more closely with the America." begin the semester with a few student welfare committee. The panel included Sophia - changes, according to Cindy "In the past the committee Quintero, president of the To- Smith, USG vice-president. (minority affairs) has really ledo School Board of Educa- The resignation of Todd Haw- had a problem with getting is- tion; and LeRoy Williams, ley, representative-at-large and sues they can involve them- president of the Toledo chap- finance committee chairman selves with," he said. ter of the National Associa- was announced at an emergency In other business, USG has tion for the Advancement of USG meeting Wednesday night. scheduled two fund-raising Colored People. Hawley resigned because he drives for this semester. Also present were: Rolando has accepted an internship with One event, "Pass a Buck - the Andrade, associate professor Procter and Gamble, she said. BG Ethiopia Challenge," will of ethnic studies and member "Todd's position is a unique involve a contest between Uni- of the Human Relations Com- one, in that it is an important versity students and the Univer- mission at the University; step in his future," Smith said. sity of Toledo, to see who can and Antonio Buron, associate Because of Hawley's resigna- raise the most money for famine professor of romance lan- tion and another resignation late victims in Ethiopia. guages and four-year mem- last semester, positions for off- ber of the Ohio advisory campus representative and rep- The drive is already underway committtee to the U.S. Civil resentative-at-large are open to and will continue until Feb. 23, Rights Commission. students she said. when the total donations of each Quintero spoke on the prob- The USG office will be accept- side will be given to the Red lems experienced by His- ing applications for these posi- Cross at the BG vs. UT basket- panic women and offered her tions through Jan. 28. ball game. observations on their struggle The minority affairs and the for civil rights. human relations committees USG will also be having a "WOMEN ARE not just will be merging with the student raffle for a weekend trip to New battling against men. Some- welfare committee, according to York, with the proceeds going to times they're battling against Matthew Shull, USG student help restore the Statue of Liber- themselves," she saidT She welfare coordinator. ity. said all minority women must continue to work toward ob- taining civil rights. Quintero said progress is hindered when minority Leather hides women executives do not use their clout to further civil rights for women. According to Williams, the hearts of gold black community needs to get more involved in establishing FOSTORIA (AP) - From the house grows longer. This week, economic bases and employ- bulk of his leather-clad body to nearly 150 people each took ing minorities. the hundreds of pounds of bread away a grocery bag of breads- Williams said some people he and his brethren in the Iron tuffs that the Iron Coffins had feel it's not "fashionable to Coffin Motorcycle Club give to traveled to Maumee, an hour look into issues of affirmative the needy each week, "Scor- away, to get from a bakery that action because of the conser- pion" is one of Fostoria's big- gives away day-old products. vative era of the Reagan ad- BG News/Suun Cross gest social workers. The project costs the club ministration. Civil rights But still, says the club leader, about $10 a week for gas, said "It's a constant struggle for Mrs. Sophia Quintero. president of the Toledo School Board of Education, listens to • question put to her people in this rural city of 15,000 Jackknife. club secretary. those of us who've shown referring to Hispanic women and their ongoing struggle for civil rights. Quintero was participating in a civil lock their doors when they see "We're laid-off and just as bad leadership," he said. rights panel sponsored by Minority Student Activities as part of Martin Luther King Week activities. his long hair and chains and off as everybody else, but we're ANDRADE SAID the gov- whisper that the Iron Coffins trying to help people," Jack- places next to use before learn English without falling student was given a test in his must be lacing the bread with knife said. "But they still say ernment is not going to drugs or working out a scheme things about us, stab us in the change its wavs until Ameri- changes can take place in behind in other subjects. native Spanish, he passed back." cans themselves push for Washington D.C.," he said. "Even in Ohio, there have without problems. to steal Social Security checks. been cases where a student When you're a biker, it seems, SO WHY DO they bother? civil rights. Buron was concerned about The panel was sponsored by nobody believes you're a good " 'Cause under all this leather "Changes must begin to discrimination in education. was labeled as mentally re- Minority Student Activities, there's a heart," said Buster, take place in Bowling Green He said some students in tarded or low level after be- the Latino Student Union, and guy- the Undergraduate Student "We don't want people to get dub sergeant-at-arms. State University, in Bowling the United States need bilin- ing given aptitude tests in the idea we're Boy Scouts or What kind of heart remains a Green, in Toledo, and in gual education so they may ■ • he said. When the Government. anything, and we don't try to say question to those who read the we are, says Scorpion, relaxing ''clubpoem" on the back of the near a casket vault in the Iron Iron Coffins' courtesy card - the Coffin clubhouse, two doors only key into the clubhouse other down from the Fostoria Cham- than membership: "Remember ber of Commerce. "But we know our skeletons, our bikes, our Witnesses remain anonymous what it's like to need, and we're wings. Don't call us human, helping the people who need the cause we're animal things." by Carole Hombeiger porates approximately 31 police himself for future reference. helps police solve the case. He People in Fostoria think more staff reporter divisions in midwest Ohio. In no instance does Fox re- said he personally does not de- "But people don't change, and of "animal things" than charity It is designed for citizens like quire the person to reveal bis or cide the amount, but instead the you aren't going to change what when they see Iron Coffins flying Kevin heard the Jensen's from Kevin who want to become In- her name. This way the person city board members decide the they think of us." their colors and wearing across (be street had been volved in aiding a criminal in- can give the police information award amount. ITS BARD TO KNOW what to studded wrist bands and badges robbed. He thought for a minute vestigation, but do not want to without feeling threatened or Fox said he gives them a fig- think of the Iron Coffin brethren, of skulls and snakes. Scorpion and remembered seeing a yel- go to court or put themselves in pressured. ure estimate of what he thinks is sitting in a clubhouse where said. low van squealing from their danger. He said the type of informa- adequate for the information. caskets and beer signs share the driveway two days ago. tion people give deals with To many people, the money is walls with coUectlons of dis- "I don't care if you write mat He remembered the license THE PROGRAM stems from thefts, breaking and entering not a big thing, he said. "Supri- carded bras and panties, worry- somebody got stabbed while you number and decided the best the Crime Stoppers Interna- and welfare fraud, to mention a singly, some just say 'I don't ing how to get enough English were in here, (because) that's thing to do was to tell the police, tional, which was founded in care, give it to charity.' " muffins, donuts and pastries to what people mink," he said. buthe did not want to get too New Mexico by Police Officer Most people call the police Conversely, Fox said there are meet next week's flood of needy. "We're not different from (other involved. Greg MacAleese. He realized because they feel it is the right others who just give information Scorpion, who, like other club bikers'clubs). We do cause trou- how much information could be thing to do, Fox said. They also for the money. members refuses to give his real ble - but only when they bring it U.William Fox of the Bowling found on the street. call because they want to get He recalled an instance when name, says people "get a little to us ... the people who attack Green Police Department has Fox said the number (352- back at somebody for doing a person called, asking what nervous" when they notice the us don't understand our life- the solution for Kevin's wanting 0077) was installed in the police them wrong or to receive re- would happen if a person wanted caskets, but not enough to keep style." to help but desire to stay out of office for people to phone in ward money. to turn himself in. Fox said the them from coming to the Iron "An old guy waved to me at the lime-light. information. Fox said the person THE DEPARTMENT will re- person was actually talking Coffins for help. the corner today," Jackknife In 1981, Fox set up the Wood remains anonymous by giving ward up to $1,000 to the person about himself, and later, after And each week, the line out- said. "If we change one person's County Crime Stoppers. It incor- the caller « number to identify who gives uiformation which • See Witnesses, page 5. side the locked dew of the club- opinion, it's worthrhW" U.S. offers rhetoric on Soviets must understand that in the So . Editorial- by George Will As evidence of Mr. X's moder- ple, equal numbers of experts ation, State Department ana- are certain that he does and that -viet system, just as in ours, the Konstantin Chernenko's lysts note that although no one he does not speak English. role of personality is par- Seatbelts save lives strength is reportedly ebbing, has actually seen him log, the Although Mr. X has published amount." Asked how U.S. opti- and not surprisingly: Building consensus in the diplomatic many articles, the State Depart- mism could rest on the Two bills requiring mandatory seatbelt use are the New Soviet man and a work- community is that he togs In ment says little is known about assumption that Soviet society is ers' paradise worthy of him in- New Balance shoes, which are what he "really" thinks. "Did radically unlike and essentially being considered by the Ohio legislature. volves long hours and heavy made in Massachusetts. Also, he •Mein Kampf' tell us Hitler's similar to ours, the official said: Under one proposal, unbuckled drivers could be lifting. So, just to be ready, here is said to use a Walkman, on mind?" cautions an official. Mr. "Nevertheless." fined $20 and unbuckled passengers $10. The second is a generic news story to be run which he listens to Bruce X's writings include attacks on whenever a Soviet "leader" fan Springsteen tapes. freedom of expression, a de- The official notes that "sea- bill imposes a $50 fine against an unbuckled driver odd term for the head of a nation "He is a high tech, 'new fense of the "export of socialist soned observers" believe Mr. X or front seat passenger. where people have no choice but ideas,' Gary Hart-type appeal- fraternity to Afghanistan," and opposed the Soviet suppression ing to Soviet yuppies," said a "Against Bourgeois Sentimenta- of East Germany, Hungary, The merits of having a mandatory seatbelt law to follow) dies: Czechoslovakia and Poland, fa- are debatable. Some argue that such a law would WASHINGTON -The death of Yale Kremlinologist. A Harvard lism: A Wai^Winning Strategy the Soviet leader is viewed here professor of Detente Studies, for Nuclear Weapons?' vors "liberalization" of concen- be virtually unenforceable and merely contribute as a promising "opening" in noting that Springsteen's cur- tration camps, and is a middle- to the amount of superfluous legislation included in U.S.-Soviet relations. His suc- rent hit is "Born in the U.S.A.," A State Department official of-the-roader regarding the psy- Ohio's already-thick law books. cessor, Ivan X, is considered a infers that Mr. X may wish to explains, "True, a literal read- chiatric "hospitals." The State "moderate." "normalize" relations with Af- ing of his writings might suggest Department considers it "en- Others contend that an automobile is a piece of State Department officials ghanistan. he Is occasionally somewhat couraging" that Mr. X has risen property like a house. Trying to regulate how a warn that it would be "superfi- It is common knowledge that muted in his enthusiasm for the to power while privately oppos- person behaves inside their own property is an cial" to draw "premature con- Mr. X snacks on Twinkles deliv- spirits of detente, Geneva, Hel- ing every significant Soviet pol- clusions based on the "mere ered by diplomatic pouch. sinki and San Clemente. But icy in his lifetime. unacceptable abridgment of personal freedom. facts" of his life, which "on the "Clearly," says a State Depart- sophisticated Western observers However, a house is not likely to collide with a surface" follows the traditional ment Soviet expert, "he is cos- understand that obeisance to At a recent Moscow reception tree. A car is. career path of the Soviet elite. mopolitan, breaking the mold of traditional rhetorical modes is for the American peace group, While it is true that a mandatory seatbelt use law "True,'' a U.S. official says, insularity." required for advancement in a Clergy and Faculty Mightily "Mr. X has spent 27 years ar- society as 'conservative' as the Concerned, a Soviet official con- would restrict a person while in an automobile, it is resting people, but he probably The State Department ac- Soviet Union, which is utterly fided that Mr. X, 69, is a "Youne only a minor inconvenience considering the stakes. has got all that out of his sys- knowledges some gaps in its unlike our society. Turk" who wants arms control tem." knowledge of Mr. X. For exam- "Furthermore, Americans so that Soviet living standards Every time a person enters an automobile, their can rise. The Soviet official said safety is at risk. Mr. X is "a pragmatist - sort of It matters not that the lap and shoulder belt is a a Soviet Howard Baker," but is wonderful device - auto analysts say it is the best threatened by "hawks" in the form of restraint in the event of a crash - some Politburo. people will refuse to use it until forced to do so. State Department officials The record shows that people will obey such a concur that Mr. X and other "doves in the Kremlin closets" law, even if it is unenforceable. In Ontario, Canada, need a sign from the United seatbelt use has quadrupled in the last eight years - States that it "means no harm." from 13 percent to 62 percent - since a law was U.S. diplomats are formulating passed imposing a $53 fine on offenders. "new approaches" that wifl show U.S. "flexibility" in arms- No matter how an individual feels about using control negotiations. "The Sovi- seatbelts, one fact remains: Seatbelts save lives. A ets made a concession by return- law requiring their use would reduce accident ing to the talks they had broken off," a US. official observes, fatalities. We strongly endorse mandatory seatbelt "so a U.S. concession would by use. symmetrical." The Commerce In our view, either of the bills before the Ohio Department is organizing a legislature would serve its purpose - reducing .trade delegation committed to "Prophylactic unilateralism," automobile deaths. meaning credits to underwrite Soviet purchases of U.S. goods. Investment ailing A White House official, para- phrasing Churchill, explains Cure: a flat tax rate that all U.S. policy rests on the principle, "Jaw-Jaw is better while also paying their fair than even prime rib." by Kurt J. Harden share for Uncles Sam's tomfool- At the State Department, a reporter recalled that optimism The issue of tax reform - The flat tax rate would force about the "moderate" Khrush- namely, the flat tax rate - is one money manipulators to pull chev died with the Hungarian which is crucial to the devel- their capital from unproductive invasion, the Berlin Wall and the opment of the United States' shelters and invest it in poten- Cuban missile crisis, and opti- future. While some may bicker tially productive ideas ana busi- mism about the "moderate" over the closing of this tax loop- nesses. Brezhnev died in Prague, Af- hole or that deduction, people From here the natural beauty ghanistan, Yemen, Angola, like Jack Kemp, Arthur Laffer, of capitalism radiates: The busi- Ethiopia and Poland. A State and Richard Gephardt are nesses require workers, the Department official replied: zooming in on the ideas which workers require money, and will unleash massive technologi- they spend that money on other cal and entrepreneurial ad- goods, which offer profits. When George Will Is a columnist for vancements for America. the profits are not eaten up by a the Washington Post Writers In his latest book, The Spirit of highly progressive tax system, OFFICIAL INAUGURAL. PORTRAIT Group. Enterprise George Gilder offers someone has disposable per- that the flat tax rate is the key to sonal income. our future. The benefit is con- We have reached a point tained in the idea that our pre- where it is unprofitable to invest sent system of loopholes and in productive projects. It is un- highly progressive rates titles Letters profitable to make money -well, the entrepreneur. Why should we are close. It Is a point where anyone invest in something that personal tax decreases such as mind of Bernhard Goetz? Nuclear war is death take a stand and demand elimi- can make a profit when he can the Kemp-Roth plan of 1980-81 Intent was to kill nation of nuclear weapons. successfully shelter his money have actually caused an in- Mark Borders in real estate, valid coal mines crease in tax payments by the 312 Sigma Nu On Jan. 18, a response to my Cariene E. Bennett and timber? Our tax system has upper bracket of tax payers - in This letter is in response to the letter, on the Brown University 428Bromfield left us in such a situation that if 1982, despite a decrease in tax BG News editorial entitled And again . . . referendum to make suicide our government confiscated all rates, payments by millionaires "He's no hero" and to David pills available in the event of a Dean set the trends income above $75,000, we could actually rose 42 percent. Similar Badenhop's letter to the editor. nuclear war, was printed. Thank run government for a whopping precedents can be found in the First, I agree with Mr. Baden- We are appalled and enraged you, Mr. Doherty, Mr. Mackley I felt compelled to defend the 14 days. American tax cuts of the '20s, hop in that being surrounded by by David Badenhop's Jan. 18 and Mr. Gray. You have proven "image" of James Dean after Investment, Gilder claims, de- and the Kennedy-Johnson tax four youths on a New York sub- letter concerning New York's to me that at least a few people seeing the Sigma Nu Fraternity mands disposable personal in- cuts of 1964-65. It is a point which way and "asked" for money vigilante. care enough about the future to Rush advertisement in the BG come. Our current system takes leads Gilder to offer, brilliantly, could be interpreted as a life- You think, Mr. Badenhop, that voice their opinions. Fortuna- News which proudly depicted that away from some, while "Highly progressive tax rates threatening situation. Regard- Goetz "acted hastily." Hastily?! tely, the Brown University stu- Dean as a successful "alumni." forcing others to tie their excess do not redistribute incomes; less of whether they displayed Barbaric seems to be a more dents, like you, are willing to Dean did pledge Sigma Nu at money into shelters. The result they redistribute taxpayers." the sharpened screwdrivers that appropriate description. You voice their opinions, which was UCLA, but his experience with is thousands of brilliant ideas There are hundreds, even police later found in their pock- feel that shooting four youths, the main objective of the refer- the fraternity was far from "fast without money to materialize thousands, of ideas flowing from ets, even four unarmed teen- paralyzing one, "is not a serious endum. times with good friends." them - it simply is not there. the minds of Americans. But agers can be a deadly weapon. It crime." If not, what is a serious You disagreed with the refer- According to James Dean. "So," some oner, "let's close they are being doused - not by is on this note that Bernhard crime? endum for two reasons. You The Mutant King, a detailed some loopholes." But this would flaws or lack of need - but by our Goetz, the gunman, could con- There was no reason for Mr. began by stating that "never, biography of Dean's life written be even worse than the current tax structure. A structure which ceivably base a self-defense Goetz to shoot the four young under any circumstances, can I by David Dalton, Dean's broth- system, forcing businesses out forces people to hide their plea. men. Though in his mind he may condone encouraging someone erhood was less than stimulat- of the United States and inves- money in an underground econ- However, the term "self-de- have felt in danger, in fact the to take his or her own life." ing. The "brothers" were fond of tors into collectables, thus fur- omy rather than allowing it to fense" does not mean that you victims had not physically Exactly, because suicide is such oiling him the house "plow- ther strangling the yield more capital and Jobs have to take someone else's life threatened him. One must also an extreme measure the refer- boy" because he was from In- entrepreneurs' chances of turn- through investment. But there is - only that you preserve your consider the risk Mr. Goetz took endum is very effective. It diana. During a "special" ing their ideas into tangibles. a solution, and it is a feasible own. Goetz could have simply in injuring innocent bystanders. states that the students would initiation, Dean almost drowned The answer lies in a flat tax solution. Kemp, Kasten, Brad- fired his gun on the floor and Mr. Badenhop advocates a even commit suicide over expe- in a pool and needed mouth-to- rate with no, or very few deduc- ley, Gephardt... we're waiting. scared the youths into running, society where organized law is riencing a nuclear war. As a mouth resuscitation to save his tions (charity and mortgages). thereby saving his life. (It is not needed. Anyone can protect point of clarification, the stu- life. Finally, the fraternity With a Oat tax rate, potential Kurt J. Harden is president of apparent that the youths did try him or herself as he or she sees dents, as they stated on "Dona- members resented Dean's in- investors would be rewarded for the conservative Stockman So- to run since one of them was shot fit, which Includes the indis- hue," never meant to literally volvement in the theater and making money -heaven forbid - ciety. in the spinal cord; you do not criminate use of guns. What a stockpile suicide pills. It was often questioned his manhood have to be Sherlock Holmes to nice place that would be to live - simply an effective way to grab because he wanted to be an ■THE BG NEWS- figure out that a person with his one in which paranoia, hysteria the attention of apathetic Ameri- actor. They obviously pushed back to you no longer poses a and prejudice would prevail. cans and make the point that Dean too far, because he was MMr.. Copy EdHor OMHEMI Kysical threat.) Goetz could Such a return to the Middle Ages nuclear war is suicide. excommunicated from the fra- Managing EdHor Gaoflray Bsiwd Ant Copy Ed Sony Tnj.ty ve simply disabled the youths does not seem desirable. This Ant Marwglng Ed»or TamaPwr.nl Eaton* Editor J. Truonu This is where your next argu- ternity after punching a KMlilW Bwnmin Uarnaon Graph* Editor PMMnturzo by shooting them in the legs. would not deter crime, as Ba- ment comes in. You stated that "brother" In the nose. Sporta Editor MvcOMph Fr1dayEd»or larryHarrla Instead, he fired all the shots denhop contends, but encourage "in the aftermath of nuclear The point is simple: James Ant Sport. Editor SMiwOumn Production Sup'r SMpAMa DWichni into their upper bodies (you it. Of course Darryl Cabey prob- destruction ... it Is my firm Dean WAS a rebel. Dean didn't Photo EdW SuaanCron Production Sup'r Jimn Kordlch know, where all the vital organs ably will not break the law belief that the survivors of the •Wr.ErJax OtnaHonmiM Production SupT . CnigOH* follow trends, he set the trends. are?); this is the first item that again. It is difficult to do to human race would find a way to Dean didn't care if his blue Th. BG Nm. • puMahad any TuaMay through Friday during m. acarMrrtc ynr and shows Goetz had more inten- when one is in a coma. survive." Your argument being jeans, red jacket and hair style wnWy during th. umr union by th. Board of Studant Publcntona of Bowing Grawi tions than Just self-defense. The One last point concerning Ba- that suicide would ensure ex- ware not ''cool" and "in fash- SMaUnMMty second is that, as I've mentioned denhop's demented view of a OpKon. axpranad by coOnm.li do not nacnaarty r.*»c! m. opinion. otth.BG tinction whereas nuclear way ion." Young people wanted to be above, at least one of the victims just society leads us to correct may not This kind of thinking like James Dean because all he Tha BG N*«a and Bowling Qmn SUM UnWralty n aqual opportunity amptoyara and was shot in the back. The third is mil term for the victims. Goetz really scares me. ever wanted was to be himself. do no) Jautnlnan In hiring practlcu that he emptied his gun - that is, shot four human beings, not four The Brown University stu- Dean was never a "group" per- Th* BO Km *a not tccapt advwrtialng that la SMmad dMcrtrNnMory. dagrarjng or "things." You are mistaken, Muting on tha bnia of not. n> or rational origin be stopped shooting only after he dents have the right Idea. They son. copyright 1985 by tha BG rwwa at right* nanrvad ran out of bullets. Mr. Badenhop. Bernhard Goetz have equated nuclear war with Hopefully, the REAL image of EdfcxM and BuaHan Orrton My point is this: anyone has a is no hero. what it is - death. They have James Dean win endure, be- 108 Urwwalty Hal Bowing Grnn Star. Unlwrairy legitimate right to defend him- Ruth Schmidiey taken a stand, become Involved, cause we need his image today Bowing Own Ohio 43403 self, but let's not confuse "Intent Heidi Stanley and hopefully, made a few more more than ever. Pnon.: (4191 372-2601 . to kill" with "self-defense." Krirtie Wright ■ apathetic Americans aware of Scott KNermaa ' Hour. 6 am. to S p m Monday through Friday Which do you think was on the ISIS E. Woofter #2« what is coming if people don't 73Rodgers Local BG News/January 25, IMS 3 JjMal sponge sales slow Clinics offer choices Joanne Navin, clinic coordina- negative, contraceptives are Contraceptive effective by Zora Johnson tor. discussed, James said. staff reporter April McClellan The sponge is 89 to 91 percent ALTHOUGH SOME women "WE TRY TO help students ANOTHER PLACE that stu- staff reporter effective if used correctly. surveyed applaud the method When faced with the problem come to a decision by reviewing dents may turn for pregnancy because it is easy to use, many of an unwanted pregnancy, the options which they have, counseling is The Link. "The Although recent user studies IN MARCH, 19S4 the sponge women have difficulties using the sponge. many students may feel they she said. "We don't tell them to Link is a crisis intervention cen- of the Today contraceptive became nationally available in have nowhere to turn. ter which handles any kind of sponge indicate it as being the supermarkets and drug starts, do anything, but we encourage Julia James, clinic director of But at the University and in them to talk to their partner and crisis, including pregnancy," number one over-the-counter and by last October, 18 million the Bowling Green area, there said a Link volunteer. vaginal contraceptive on the sponges had been distributed. Planned Parenthood in Bowling to reach their own decisions." Green, said, "it may be difficult are several places which offer There are also programs market, locally, the sponge isn't The sponge can be obtained counseling services or preg- which are designed for students like the Women's Clinic and quite as absorbent. without a prescription. initially to use and insert the sponge." nancy testing. who are not pregnant, said Planned Parenthood, The Link "When it first came out about The VLJ Corporation, man- Navin. "Our motto is to see how also encourages students to a year ago it was prosperous. I ufacturer of the sponge, esti- The Women's Health Care we can help students prevent make their own decisions couldn'tEeep it in stock. When it mates that about 600,000 women "The literature explains it (in- Clinic at the Student Health Cen- pregnancy, rather than simply through counseling. "We have first came in it was heavily currently use this method of sertion) very well. It is very ter offers many different types helping after the fact," she said. all kinds of places where we can promoted," said Dorsey Ser- contraception. similar to the diaphragm, but ft of contraceptive and pregnancy refer people," she said. gent, pharmicist/owner of Dor- is disposable whereas the dia- A student can receive many of phragm is not," she said. counseling. "The Women's these same services from the sey's Drug store. A survey conducted by the Clinic offers medical, educatio- Planned Parenthood office in Echoing the sentiments of the It was number one, but not VIJ Corporation indicates that nal and counseling services re- Bowling Green, according to other agencies, she said, "We anymore. It has slowed down," 83 percent of sponge users are According to James, the lating to annual examinations, Julia James, program director. will not refer a person anywhere he said. under the age of S3 and many of sponge also has its advantages. pap smears and pregnancy,' until we are absolutely sure that The Today sponge, which has these women use this method 'It's readily available without according to a health service "We provide pregnancy tests this is what they want." been on the market since June because it is "convenient, easy prescription over-the-counter." brochure. The services can be and then counsel students about Students may also find emo- 1963, is a disposable polyure- to use and offers longer protec- For persons having questions charged to a student's Bursar their options and alternatives," tional support or assistance at thane foam sponge that contains tion (24 hours)," than other over- or concerns about the Today bill or paid confidentially. she said. "We refer them to the Wood County Health Depart- one gram of nonoxynol9, the the-counter methods. sponge, the VLI Corporation of- People at the clinic will not 6laces for prenatal care, adop- ment, Family Services of most commonly used spermi- The survey also indicated that fers a toll-free Today Talkline 24 attempt to tell students what on or abortion depending on Greater Toledo or Heartbeat of cide, according to a press re- 31 percent of the sponge users hours a day. The number is: they should do, according to their interest." If the test is Toledo. lease. formerly used the diaphragm. 1- 800-223-2329. BGSU PERSHING RIFLES NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT

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Co-Sponsored By: Off-Campus Housing Sittings available through Feb. 1 and Student Legal Services Call 372-0086 to make your appoint- ment, or stop by the KEY office, 310 For more information: Student Services. 372-0248 BG News/January 25,1985 4 Curling is a worldy popular, polite sport by Janet Pavasko "EACH TEAM consists of four reporter members, and each person throws two rocks," he said. "A Bowling Green is the only Uni- curling match is divided into 7 8 910II12131415161718 versity in Ohio, and possibly in ends, which is like an inning of the Midwest, where it's OK for play in baseball, except there students to throw stones at are 10 ends in a curling match." houses. Jordan said because only one The stones are actually 42- team can score points per end, pound rocks, and the houses are strategy is used by the team the targets in the ancient Scot- captain or "skip" to knock op- tish ice sport of curling. posing rocks out of the house. According to Greg Jordan, University Ice Arena Direc- "Strategy shots used by team tor,"When the ice arena build- members are guard shots, ing was being planned from 1963 which block a certain stone, and to 1965, the planning committee a take out shot, which removes knew about curling," Jordan the opposing teams stone from said. "The committee saw what play/' Jordan said. "Strategy is a unique asset the rink would be important because in order to and convinced the Board of score any points, your stone Trustees to add the rink to the must be in the house (center plans." target). Also the more stones a While curling might not be a team has near the center circle, popular sport in the United the more points they can score. States, Jordan said it is one of Another type of strategy used the most popular sports in the in curling is the sweeping of the world. ice in front of a moving stone. "Basically, the American "A push broom is used for spectator is geared toward fast- sweepmg the ice which allows paced, fast action, and high scor- the stone to slide 10-14 feet fur- ing sports," Jordan said. "Curl- ther, sweeping is also used to ing is a very low scoring, straighten the curling path of Sliding stones ** """'*<» PheUn individual and socially polite the stone," he said. '"However, Fran Keefe. of Bowling Green, delivers a stone in a women's curling league game at the Ice Arena. Keefe plays skip and her team won. sport - not what the American you can only sweep your team- public is used to." mates' stone." The basic object of the game is while you sweep," Jordan said. customary to sit down and have Americans will get a chance to hopes to try out for the United to throw rocks from one end of Jordan said while ice skates "Gloves and warm clothes are some refreshments with your become more aquainted with States'team. the ice rink to a target at the are not needed, shoes with a the only other equipment opponents and wish good curling curling since it will be an exhibi- "I've been curling for about 11 opposite end. This target is rubber and Teflon surface are needed." before the match," Jordan said. tion sport in the 1968 Winter years, and have been a member called a house. needed. Olympic Games. of the Bowling Green club curl- As the rock moves down the "THE RUBBER surface grips Jordan said the sport of curl- "Also, there are no officials in a ing team," Parker said. "I've ice toward the target it tends to the ice while you deliver your ing stresses sportsmanship and curling match. When a player Carl Parker, senior manage- been in the national curl, which gives the sport its stone, and the Teflon surface socialization. breaks a rule he calls (a penalty ment information systems and championships three times, last name. aids you in sliding on the ice "Before a curling match it is on) himself." marketing research major, time we came in second."

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■ BG News/January 25,1985 5 Academic advisers frustrated with job by Ellen Zlmmerli of service. "The basic responsibility is He said if a student does not "You have to have almost want to do it. sraff reporter Professors are not forced to be the students' in terms of their know who their adviser is, they infinite patience in this kind of While theoretically advising is advisers. It is up to each depart- program," Hoare said. He ad- should call their college office thing," Krauter said. "Some supposed to count toward merit, Academic advisers find their ment on how they choose advis- vises students to check the stu- and ask. students come in with the most Krauter said it is low key in job frustrating. They don't get ers. Most departments just ask dent catalogue and work out a God-awful problems. The advis- most departments and research paid, don't receive special train- for volunteers, Hoare said. Ad- schedule, then have it approved "USUALLY IT is a thankless ing here at BG isn't mandatory, counts for much more. ing and, worst of ail, most stu- visers may ask to be relieved at by their adviser. job," Spinelli said. "It's a job so not all the students come in. dents don't make use of them. any time or they can refuse the Joseph Spinelli. assistant dean someone has to do. Some truly The ones who don't are the prob- HE SAID HE no longer does Richard Hoare, associate vice appointment. of the College of Arts and Sci- enjoy doing it and some don't." lem ones." research because he doesn't president of Academic Affairs, ences, agreed that students run One adviser who said he likes Krauter noted other ways of have the time, so when it comes said most advisers receive no "A LOT (of professors) don't into the most trouble when they what he does is Joseph Krauter, handling advising, such as the to merit, "I get the short end of formal training for their Job, but want to be bothered, and I think neglect to see their adviser. undergraduate adviser for polit- program at the University of the stick." are responsible for knowing the that's unfortunate," Hoare said. "The worst thing, the dumbest ical science. Illinois where it is mandatory requirements of their programs. The major problem advisers thing, a student can do is try to He is one of three advisers for both professors and students. He said many other faculty He also said advisers are not have is that students either do guide themselves. They simply who handle 287 political science He said that has the advantage also feel this pressure and so paid. The only benefit they may not come in early enough to see don't know all the rules and they majors. But he said he does not of discovering a problem when it they do not want to be advisers receive is a reduced teaching their adviser or they do not get themselves in a bind," Spin- feel everyone is cut out to be an happens, but is disadvantage when they could get more com- load or merit credit in the form come in at all. elli said. adviser. because many people do not pensation from doing research.

Crosswalk discussed Witnesses Continued from page 1. being brought to court, made his guy," he said. "We must verify The Crime Stopper program by Don Lee campus well avoids it (Ridge) Bess said a survey of Univer- friend call to see if he could get in Bowling Green has been suc- staff reporter on the half-hour," said Bill Bess, sity students, faculty, staff and facts." cessful, in the eyes of Fox. "We director of Campus Safety/Po- city residents would be con- the reward money. Alternatives were' discussed, lice. ducted to determine which solu- Tricks to get reward money or Fox said all cases are handled don't have crime like (they have but no decision was made on tions they would accept. a malicious prank to get some- in the same manner. If someone in) Toledo or Detroit - knock on one in legal trouble would be calls in something, his duty is to wood. But for what we do have, what to do about the traffic BESS PROPOSED the follow- The most feasible alternative verify it. "We get in trouble for problem at the crosswalks on ing alternatives as possible solu- would be to close off Ridge hard to accomplish. "We just the program has been benefi- Ridge Street at Wednesday tions to the problem: Street between Eppler and cant charge in and grab the not verifying," ne said. cial." night's Traffic Commission • Closing off Ridge Street, pos- North College Drive, Bess said, meeting. sibly with railroad-style gates, and route the traffic down East Every half hour on weekdays, from the Lot 13 entrance next to Merry Street. However, this cars are backed up on the street Eppler North, to North College would increase the risk of acci- waiting for students going to and Drive, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. dents at the Merry-North Col- from classes to clear the cross- weekdays. Traffic would have to lege intersection which is walk. be routed to other streets during already a problem area, he said. "It's been a nagging prob- this time. lem," said Police Chief Galen • Putting signs at the Thurstin BESS SAID warning signs Bowling Green's 1 Ash, commission chairman. Street and Mercer Road en- wouldn't be as effective because "There's been a lot of pressure trances to Ridge Street warning "People who use that street from the University - especially of heavy pedestrian traffic dur- (Ridge) are already aware of from employees with short ing the above hours. the problem," and it would be lunch hours. • Posting traffic or crosswalk difficult to find funding for newest night spot "Anybody who knows the guards. crosswalk guards. Leasing For Fall 1985 on Campus is Preferred Properties Co. 835 High St. - Rental Office Located at Cherrywood Health Spa Phone 352-9378 9:00 - 4:30 Monday - Friday NOW Apartment Complexes Features: Haven House 2 bedroom-carpeted & furnished Piedmont-8th & High St. Gas heat - gas cooking Birchwood Place - 650 Sixth St. (Landlord pays gas) OP€N! Small Bldgs. - Manville between Laundry areas in each building 6th 8 7th Residents pay only lights 707 Sixth St. Lots of closet space 818 Seventh St. I 1/2 bath Special Features All residents will be granted membership to the Health Spa. A new facility which ! has been built features the following: • Hydro Spa Whirlpool • Sun Lamps • Shower massage • Indoor Heated Pool • Metos Sauna * Complete Exercise Facilities and Equipment Other Rentals Houses, Efficiencies; 1 bdrm. Furnished & Unfurnished

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Used for half a century as Court here, explaining why Nezhad and Behzaheh are the volvement in terrorist activ- he managed to stop him in a alty in its history, $6.8 million, insulators and coolants in a vari- they searched the St. same person. ities." dark alleyway, where Behza- against Chemical Waste Man- ety of industrial products, pri- Clairsville home of a former Former Noble County Sher- Among the items recovered deh pumped five bullets into agement Inc. of suburban Oak marily electric transformers, honorary sheriff's deputy and iff Richard Stobbs said Nezhad were several pounds of plastic Shabani's chest from a 45-cali- Brook. the EPA banned their produc- discovered explosives, weap- was an honorary sheriff's dep- explosives, handguns and ber revolver, then took to his The agency filed a civil ad- tion in 1976. ons and materials linked to uty in Belmont County and had car and vanished." ministrative complaint with shoulder weapons, blasting EPA's regional hearing clerk terrorist activities. taught karate to regular dep- caps and other materials that Shabani managed to drive THE EPA CONTENDS Chem- Terence Dinan, agent-in- uties. yesterday, alleging that the ical Waste Management em- are being analyzed by the his car a short distance to a toxic waste-handler violated charge of the FBI's Cincinnati FBI agents from the Colum- agency, Dinan said. supermarket, where he tele- ployees at the vickery site office, said an Iranian, Be- bus and Steubenville offices federal regulations governing Illegally discharged high levels Police sources in Dubai told phoned police. the "use, recordkeeping and hrooz Behzadi-Nezhad, lived at recovered the explosives and the Associated Press that Be- Shabani was moved to a hos- of PCBs into waste lagoons in an the house. But Dinan said Nez- weapons in a search Tuesday marking of PCBs between I960 effort to dilute the PCBs and hzadeh is suspected in the kill- pital, where he told police that and 1983" in storing the had is out of the country. and Wednesday at the house in ing of Shabani, 45, but that Behzadeh was to try and es- avoid the federal regulation re- In Dubai, United Arab Emi- St. Clairsville in eastern Ohio, material. quiring PCB fluids to be de- Behzadeh has not been in- cape to London. Shabani died Company officials could not be rates, police said a man identi- about 10 miles from the Ohio- dicted. moments later. stroyed by incineration, fied as Behrouz Behzaheh was West Virginia border. reached immediately for com- Donohua said. 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, Sports BG Newi/January 25, IMS 7 Taylor's shoulders need a break BG gymnasts to After Bowling Green's 6M5 he can't do it all. Falcons looked more content to from Canton McKinley, loss to Eastern Michigan The Falcons are not the pass the ball to Taylor than Robinson was supposed to have face EMU, NMU Tuesday night, I felt sorry for 76ers, and Taylor is hardly an find an alternate scoring route, a strong outside snot. So where Keith Taylor the way I once did Erving, but as the season has even when it meant giving up is it? Bowling Green gymnnastics progressed BG has depended an open shot. I guess Steve Martenet has the team in the areas of lead- for my old hero Julius Erving. been limited to how many team hosts Eastern Michigan ership, inspirtation and effort In his heyday, back in the on the 6-2 guard more and The Taylor dependency has and Northern Michigan in a tri- more. points he may score. Against Other awards went to Kermit late 70's, Erving practically made the Detroit native the both WMU and EMU the 6-7 meet tomorrow in Eppler North. Stroh (Doyt L. Perry Award), carried the Philadelphia 76ers. TAYLOR SCORED 28 points Mid-American Conference's center scored early and often The Falcons are coming off a Joe Prcblik (President's And although he had some in leading the Falcons past sixth leading scorer - 20.8 ppg. underneath. Tuesday he tallied non-conference victory over Award), Gehad Yousaef (Spe- talented teammates, like Central Michigan Jan. 15. - but given BG the league's eight first half points and then Clarion State which gave coach cial Team's Award) and Dean George McGinnis and Doug Saturday he almost single- worst team offense, averaging was rewarded for his efforts by Charles Simpson his 100th ca- Hall (Coaches' Award). Collins, all the pressure to handedly beat Western just 65 ppg. This has translated having to ride the bench for reer win. Eight Falcons also received produce was squarely on Michigan, tallying 39, in the 93- into a il MAC mark. almost the entire second Sophomore Tiffany Kosmerl game balls for outstanding indi- Erving's shoulders. 92 overtime victory. However, it doesn't have to session. So. when Martenet and freshman Maria DeChara vidual games including: Stu Tuesday night, Taylor be this way. plays BG should try to pound helped BG take top spots in Tolle, Greg King, Joe Boxley, played another outstanding Most successful teams have the ball inside to him. every event while they won first Shawn Simtns, Troy Dawson. game. He notched 26 markers a multi-pronged offensive Now we have a perimeter and second in the all around, George Schmelzle, Bernard and played the pivotal role in attack. The Los Angeles shooter in Taylor, a baseline respectively. White, and McClure. J a seven-point second Lakers are led by scoring marksman in Robinson and an EMU will be the Falcons'sec- half EMU lead. dynamo Earvin Johnson. But ond Mid-American Conference Nye named to golf post inside threat with Martenet. foe this year. BG beat defending However, in the games where would they be without Any takers for a penetrating Greg Nye, a former ail-Ameri- waning moments, Taylor the ageless Kareen-Abduel MAC champs Kent State earlier guard? this season. can golfer at the College Woos- missed two high-percentage Jabbar and James Worthy? ter, has been named as the head shots and the Falcons lost. While the Falcons aren't Oh yes, Brian Miller. For a BG gridders honored golf coach and club pro at Bowl- After the game, Taylor, who armpit-deep in talented while I thought he was on an ing Green. The Doctor performed has many times said he hates scorers, BG has the nucleus for extended Christmas break, but The Bowling Green football Nye has worked as a golf pro brilliantly, he was literally a losing more than anything, was a multi-dimensional offense Tuesday he returned in vintage team held its annual banquet at two country clubs and assited one-man show. Erving scored disgruntled. which could take some of the form. Miller is at his best when last night and handed out the at Duke. from the inside, the perimeter, Though he once again pressure off Taylor. he drives to the hoop and draws team awards. At Wooster he was a four-time and of course there were the carriedmost of the Falcon fouls. Against EMU he notched Junior quarterback Brian Mc- all-America gold for the Scots, swooping windmill dunks load, he indirectly blamed To start with, Anthony 12 points, eight coming on foul Clure received the team's Most he finished eigth in the NCAA which sent many a Spectrum himself for the BG setback. Robinson should become more shots. Valuable Player award, after tournament that year while his crowd into a frenzy. "I missed a couple of clutch involved in the offense. So you see there is more to garnering the same honor from team took the Division m title. shots," he said. 'Tdidn't hit Robinson averages 13 ppg., not the BG offense than Taylor the Mid-American Conference in He finished as high as second, But in the end, the Sixers when we most needed it." bad for a kid who gets most of from 20 feet. addition to MAC Offensive only one stroke out of first in always fell short, and in the Taylor shouldn't need to feel his points on offesive rebounds, Hopefully, the Falcons will Player. 1977 while recording a sixth in press conferences Erving responsible for the loss, he did simple step-in moves under the steer away from their one-man Mark Dowdell, senior tight 1976 and a fourth in 1978. always accepted the blame by his job. However, he didn't basket, and transition lay-ups. offense. Tney will expand their end, won the Carlos Jackson Nye assusmes his post Feb- saying "if I could have done receive much help from his ROBINSON. WHO is a bona offensive loos to where Memorial for his contribution to ruary 15. just a little more, maybe. . ." teammates. fide MAC freshman-of-the- everyone becomes involved. Applesauce. Erving had no TUESDAY NIGHT BG year candidate, must shoot Plus, Taylor won't have one to depend on but himself. displayed a classic example of more, especially from the slumped shoulders from No matter how good a player is a one-dimensional offense. The outside. When he was recruited carrying the team- AUDITIONS FOR THE MUS I CAL CELEBRATION Men's, women's swim teams go separate ways OFRGSU'S 75TH BIRTHDrW NEEDED SIHGF»S,hCIO»S. DANCERS by Jeffrey Fix the first time at the conference most important thing is those gotten much practice in re- sports reporter championship meet." BG head odd events that you don't get to cently. WHERE ■ CHORAL ROOM coach Rich Draper said. "So see the kids in." TOMORROW, THE Falcons miSIClM ARTS CENTER

The Bowling Green swim every year about one month face a Huskie squad that could ; teams go their separate ways before the actual championship Preliminaries will be held to- be surprisingly tough. The MMEt* FRIDRV JHH.2STH- TlM PM this weekend as the men host the meet is held, the Mini Mac takes night at 6 p.m. and tomorrow 10 Huskies have a less than impres- SATUROAV JAN. 2STH- 12 NOON Mini-MAC meet today and to- place." a.m. with finals tomorrow at 2 sive 2-2 dual meet record but p.m. *»RE8EMXAT IOM : morrow, and the women travel THIS YEAR'S participants three of the four were against PREPARE A 4 "I "l"f PROGRAM to Valparaiso, Ind. today, and include defending MAC cham- tough Big 10 teams. BG is 5-0 in IHUOl UING ONE MONOLOGUE AND ORE Northern Illinois tomorrow. pion Eastern Michigan. The Hu- The women, on the other dual meets. MUSICAL PROGRAM The men will entertain the rons are 54 overall and 3-0 in the hand, are on the road to Valpa- a cassttt* player and a piano will Mid-American Conference's conference. The team is raiso today, and will stop in Draper said that the meet best, and worst teams this week- "loaded" with talent according DeKalb, 111. to take on NIU to- "should be very tight and could aahaa to brini thtlr own accoaainiatnt end in a practice run of the to Draper and is expected to win morrow. Coach Draper said that go down to the wire." conference championship meet the meet handily. Other teams Valparaiso has a ''pretty weak NIU has the advantage of coming up in March. will include a surprising Toledo team with a couple of good kids" having participated in two dual The reasoning behind the team (2-0,2-0), Ball State (2-2,0- scattered throughout the squad. meets already since Christmas meet is that in a regular season 0), a weak NIU team (0-3,0-1), Draper said that the ladies break while the Falcons have AUDITIONS m dual meet there are 13 events and of course, BG (3-3,1-2). would use this meet to swim not competed since December 5, For further information call 372-2343 ^ —' while at the championship meet Although the fight will be for some events that they have not almost seven weeks ago. there are 18. The five extra second place, Draper said that events are contests that are not winning or placing well will not participated in at all during the be his number one priority. regular season. "I dont think it's important to It would be kind of unfair to win this meet" he said. "I think make the kids swim an event for it's important to do well but the

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Falcons, Rockets to rekindle Saints gives BG icers a MAC'S top roundball rivalry break from CCHA foes by Steve Qulnn anchored by their top line In to sweep the Saints. George Roll, Paul Ysebeart and "We think It's important for by Marc Delph the youngest teams in the ets' only threat as guard Jay assistant sports editor our team to represent the CCHA sports editor league. So it's hard for many of Gast is averaging 17.3 ppg., Jamie Wansbrough. The three BG's players to contemplate mostly from the perimeter. It's time for a break from have 118 points combined, and in the best manner possible," Bowling Green coach John the meaning of the rivalry in UT will also start with 6-8 conference play as Bowling usually accont for most of the York said. "Whether it's foot- Weinert's car was close to be- the matchup. senior center Jim Lange, and Green's hockey team hosts East Falcons scoring in each series. ball, basketball or hockey, you Coast Athletic Conference oppo- THEY HAVE also had some still want to want to represent coming one of the many cas- The closeness of the rivalry two other guards to the Rocket your conference well." ualties among the vast is displayed in the series. The three-guard attack; sopho- nent St. Lawrence University offense production from de- wasteland of snow-covered au- Rockets lead the by a slim 56-51 more point Gary Campbell and today and tomorrow 7:30 at the fenseman Scott Paluch and Iain margin. Ice Arena. Duncan. Paluch and Duncan YORK CITED SLU's defense tomobiles on the Ohio Turn- junior Bob Bocherdt. rank one and two respectively pike. "In the eight years that I've The Rockets are still second SLU stands at 12-6-1 overall as it's strong point, but the As Weinert was driving been here we've split every in the league in rebounding and 7-5 in the ECAC, good with 23 and 19 points. Saints might be missing their home from a scouting mission time," Weinert said about the margin, despite the three- enough for seventh place. The However, York Is still looking top goaltender, Scott Yearwood, in Cleveland Wednesday night, series. "But I don't know if that guard lineup. The Falcons are seventh place standings still for more offensively from his who has been battling mononu- he tuned in the Toledo-Central will be true this year. Over that dead last in that category. does not put head coach Jerry other lines. In the second game cleosis, and missed last week- period of time, Bowling Green York at ease. against OSU the first line had at end's game against CU. Michigan post-game show on least one point in six of the seven his radio in time to bear UT and Toledo have been picked in BG will counter with the "They beat RPI (currently the top five in the league every first in the ECAC) at RPI, Look for J.K. Trimble to mind senior Ken Epperson say, "one much younger team, including the nets if Yearwood does not. of the biggest things I want to year. This year they were two freshmen in center Steve York said. "They are the only 'We have to get more scoring picked to win it all and we were team to do that. They are a very form the other lines," York said. Trimble owns a 1-1 record, 4.51 do is beat Bowling Green at Martenet and Anthony Robin- goals against average, and took home before I graduate." picked eighth." son and sophomore Bob Nass. food representive of the ECAC. "I don't want to break up that Even so, the essence of the Think they are a very worthy top line. It's not that they are not the 5-2 loss against CU. Screeeeeech. Slip. Slide. "I am very pleased with our playing well. They've had good Epperson, a two-time all- rivalry is still there. freshmen ana .some of our opponent and that's good for us York, who normally waits un- MicfAmerican Conference for- "It's funny," Weinert said. to play a team like that." torechecking and defensive sophomores," Weinert said. play." til the day of the game to decide ward bis never beaten the "When I first came here I "Especially Bob Nass." The Falcons have a 13-11 Cen- who will be in goal, said Wayne Falcons in Anderson Arena didn't understand the intensity tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- York said he was pleased with Leading the way offensively the line of Brian Meharry, Rob Collins will start today and Gary and would like nothing more of the rivalry. Then I realized tion record, and hold third place, Kruzich will play tomorrow. than to beat them tomorrow the pressure from the fans and is senior Keith Taylor, who is but are 0-4 in non-conference Urban, and Scott Bylsma In this averaging 20.8 ppg and sur- competition, losing two to Clark- week's practice. Should this line afternoon at 3 when the two how both teams feel about it." "It's important that I keep teams meet. Weinert added a little more passed the 1000-point career sonUniversity, and two at the continue to please York in the By the way, the 6-6 senior fuel for the fire when he said plateau Tuesday in a 65-61 set- Great Lakes Invitational. series, the fourth line will see both goaltenders in action as scored 24 points in leading the that there are only four schools back at Eastern Michigan. They are also coming off a more action than just the nor- much as I can," York said. Rockets past CMU, 67-66. in the United States in the Junior Brian Miller (10.5 sweep with Ohio State, losing the mal spot playing. "Last weekend we used both He is also the main reason same conference that are only ppg., 3.3 assists) rounds out the first game, 7-4, and winning the While the series will not count goaltenders, and this weekend why UT was heavily favored in 19 miles apart: Southern Cali- starting unit. second, 7-4. In the CCHA standings, York we'll use both, but I don't know the preseason media poll to win fornia and UCLA, and BG-UT. The Falcons are 8-8 overall Offensively BG has been still has his reasons for wanting what we'll do next weekend." the conference title this sea- "Whenever you have that, you and 2-5 in the MAC while UT is son. have intensity," he added. M.4-2. If everyone over 50 had "He's a good player," Wei- Tomorrow's contest is also "I still think they're going to colorectal cancer checkups; nert said about Epperson. the first sold-out game of the win this," Weinert said about AMERICAN CANCCR SOOETY Toledo. "I like Ohio (who is the cure rate could be 75%. I "They have a lot of outstanding season in Anderson Arena. Callus. veteran players." EPPERSON IS averaging currently in first place, 6-1), THE FALCONS, on the other 15.5 points and 7.6 rebounds per but from what I've seen, To- hand, check in as one of, if not, game. But he is not the Rock- ledo has the talent to win it." r 1 Rose says he'll help lowly Reds One Urge One Item Pizza COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Cin- late everbody," said the 43-year- big grin. "I wouldn't have said cinnati player-manager Pete old Rose. He needs 95 hits to that 10 years ago. 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I hope we continue ketball teams have met only 12 day, a team that BG beat 58-41 to play the way we have been." times, they have already laid on Jan. 15, to snap the Chips' 26- The Falcons have won two out the groundwork for a fierce ri- game MAC winning streak. Mix of their last three games and are valry. doesn't think that the loss will coming off a big 74-72 win over Last season, the Falcons won affect his team. Eastern Michigan on Tuesday. both games over the Rockets by "It won't affect us at all," he Junior forward Rhonda Moore a mere total of three points. The said. "I think we will play better hit a 10-foot jumper with 13 battle will resume tomorrow at on the road against BG. seconds left to give BG the win. noon in Anderson Arena with an UT is led By junior forward added twist. Both mentors are in Liz Meiring with a 16-point per Junior forward Stephanie Coe their first season of coaching game average and she is hauling is leading BG with a 13.5 scoring women's college basketball. down 10 boards per game also. average. She is followed by Falcon coach Fran Voll, who Meiring was named the MAC Moore, who is hitting at 12.5 has a 7-7 overall mark and a 4-3 Coflayer-of-the-Week last week Kints per game and Junior cen- record in the Mid-American with Miami's Tonya Stubbs. to- ' Joelyn Shoup, who brings a Conference at his alma mater, taling 46 points and 25 boards in 11.3 scoring average into the UT has iniected new life into the two league games. contest. Sophomore guard Dawn struggling women's program. Sophomore forward DeeAnn Brown and senior guard Dina The Rockets. 4-11 overall and Cherry is averaging 12 points Jerinic rounds out the Falcons' 2-5 in the MAC, are coached by per game for the Rockets. The starting line-up. Steve Mix, a 13-year veteran of other probable starters are the NBA and a former MAC sophomore forward Michelle Shoup, who has averaged 17.7 Player-of-the-Year while play- Morgan, sophomore center Car- rebounds per game in the last ingT at UT. olyn Sakelaris and junior guard three games, is the leading re- 'Fran Voll is doing a great Denine Birtcher. bounder in the MAC with a 12.5 job at BG." Mix said. "He has "Liz is a very gutsy player," per game average. his team doing the things offen- Mix said. "I wish I had 15 Liz Even though the Rockets sively and defensively that win Meirings. but one will keep us in don't have a great record, Voll games. He is successful in the every ball game." isn't taking them lightly. minds of a lot of people in the "Toledo nas some fine play- "Toledo has shown signs of MAC " ers." Voll said. "Meiring is a playing well," he said. 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LI Amy LOVE, YOUR StO SAM rS HAPPY HOURS— 4 TO epm Oa^ORTLkaTTY You can go to school lhara wtthout paying out BUDDY BUDDY'S Kevsv Thanka tor me kowa, r YOU ARE 21. WE WHL M HAPPY (Man I Women) OM ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT SIM ol-stas kma or being BOSU credlta' Cal 2- PET PSYCHED FOR BKaHOI TO BaJRYl TOUl The Toledo JoH EtockBMne' Apprentceeriip keCLUUeS UTaJTeSS. NO STOVE. BUT IT HAS A FRaTJQCONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS. 0202 tor NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE ChVO Congrats to Jeanne and Tarry on rhak end Trakang Corrartrrtee wB ba accepting appe- Yew me >r Bag anyene oauM esk ler Sherri- Beet ol luck to a tpecai pommerena PLUSH. INEXPENSIVE. CONVEWENTI CALL ami apploaSon daaolra a Fat 21' BeM CteO prairng uaaal Ussk k»k> saaaeekK. DZ Lama, Tamers ceaone tor aoprervaoeerap trom January 28. L°" >«■■»««> 1086 mrough Fabruary 8. 1986 Appaceaora MKE AT 472-4221 Would you But to ba n NORTH CAROLINA. Chris. Donna Kety. and Marian. 'Go tor me Lauds MoOuke. FLOROA. CAUFORNIA or NEW MEXICO now? SKeMACHTS, aS be l liail al tie Apprenaceehlc Trerrang Qokf Love, K.H. To me grsMnl bkj anyone oouU ITS BEEN A LONG TIME BABY ALPHA PHI'S You can go to acnool thara without paying out Center. 803 Lime Cty Road. Roeetord OHo Onrj. ever have You've helped me out ao ARE READY FOR SOME FUN, FUN, FUN. ol state kma or loahg BOSU craoHa! Cal 2- (berand Local #8) trom 9:30 an. to 11 30 much through pledging I cant wal WHAT A OREAT WAY TO START THE SEMES 0202 tor NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE Oat psyched lor IrVeMtonl DonT lorget rhoee am. . Monday through Friday, t you ara ■ waaton I apprecaea you Ms TER! SEE YOU SATURDAY NIGHT LOVE. Apartments. Houaoe. DupMxee rJo-apptcaaon daarjha Fab 211 dean while undtos'i Love, Barb. between 18 and 26 (Inckarve) yaara ol age (up Lova. Your B Sue THE ALPHA PHJB CM 354-2260 or 362-8553 Come and aae CARMAN In concert Anderson to 30 tor quetrymg vatorara). and succeestuty John Newtove Reel Eatate OH campua homing FAIR Landtorda. Unrv 1 Laurie. Thanka ao much tor your support. Arena TN0 Sun 3:00pm Ohrttaan Rock ' of ekjaura. have a legh 311 E Wooeter Cty rapa wB anawar queebora about oil cam encouragement and help' You're terrific Fleer Hockey tor men Entries era dee Jen. M CONOaUTUJkTIONS JEANME YODER AND aohool olptomt and a mati and aoanca back- put «s Tuaa . Jan 29 7 9 Grand Ballroom AQD Love I Mate. Amy Mora Hormatlon cat 372-0248 TERRY KEITH ON YOUR CM OMEOA-SETA By 4BSS M IIS SRC ground, and are kt good phyaJoal and mental LEE DENBa STTWE VESTS Rag S3I 95 SaM conrJIon. you qualty lo apply tor aard Program THETA PI PmaaaeO. LOVE YA OOOBSL ME Stop amcaang wan hypnoea "382-8777" 2 bdrm . Ig . neat 2 bka to cempue. 224 Troup 119 96. Jeans N Tranoe 531 Padge YOU MUST APPLY M PERSON. CongrakaMton Lynn Tanner on your peering to Sunday Beer I Wine eekta M JT.'i Carry-Out $300 00 AvM. June 16 Can artor 6 OOpm Ail BaaM Onirtaaki Impleyer. LOST t FOUND Sam II Amy I 406Thut»tsv 364-1079 rm so proud ol youl Lova, -Bkj Laurie" Prograeeka oompany aeeldng ambrBoue todV Love H PKE Your Qamme Phi Satere SUNDAY BEER 4 WteE SALES AT 1 a 2 meat or tomato roommatee needed vxJual tor eummer ernplovment Excelenl expe- CorignAaaabna Annens Dornlnoue on your LI J.T.'a CARRYOUT daspsTMeii to there 2 bedroom apt with 2 run Loat: Beige/Ten Worrana waaal Frl 1/18 naar nence tor to buttwat mtodad airjMduM Gamma PN-Larnbda Chi engegement Love ki The specka day a akaoet here Juet sack with 406Thuratn gta tor the itrraaiidei ol Spring Sameeter Union Charyl 372-5384 ourauing a laaiaat degree WB nvorve the PKE Your Gemma Phi Satere HI GET PSYCHED FOR kaTlATrON AGO Lova FREE uee ol waterbed Si your own room Rent LoM Smal gray wakrl In Unton Pool Hal The Brothera ol Sigma Phi Epseon would aka to uurjriR'aaon ol ouhnge and apecai eventa » Mk», Baj-Stnrj aonry $125/mo for 1 person or $93.75/mo WouM m kmM Bia D1 raoatofc) back Cal 372- CongreWeeona to Stove Barbari on your a- LiongrakiMe Eric Doarler and Nancy Taylor on Mhtnurn ol two yeera ol undergreduale atudy LI Sua and Dentee tor 2 Only pay tor Feb . March, and Apr! rent 1448 No quaMtora SJkjSJ vakenng to Dabore Ann Stewart tak recent engegement Good kicker and taxtjaa houra a muet Sand pareorak To tie moat wonderful new IrtJiln. Congrak> Uee ol Cherrywood Heakh Spa Included CM Your ATO Brothers THINK aORSDA FLINO hkynaallon or reaume to: Qaauga Lake Peraon- kaoral Soot M 353-0143. i to Karen Helea and John THINK FLORIDA FUNG Lova. Your Alpha Gam Bigs. Laurie 4 Judy nM Dtp). 1080 Aurora Rd.. Aurora. OH SERVICES OFFERED Graham en thek recent sag Ep/ Alpha XI ALPHA SMS AND ALPHA PMB AM READY 44202. Houses I Apto. tor 1985'se acnool yaw. Smah-Bogga Rantafc). 362-9457 Mam. 12- OeBa pmnang. SlncerelyThe Brothers ol TO PARTY. COME AND JOM TM PUNT Counaetora: CAMP WAYNE, northeastern For the work) to eee. Happy AraaVereary to you FtutTUPJNQ TM BAND "SUED COM- 4pm or 362-8917 after 8:00pm. Bowing Graan Aka Karate atarts Tuaaday. Jan Panne Co-ed chrkkena camp We wS mter I mel Thanks tor the beat two yeare ol my sa. PANY." SAT. FED I, HAM NORTHEAST Need F eejdenb to IB apta and houaee. AvM. 22 M SI. Thomaa Moore Church. For more Conkd sksoa/rsku wan hypnoea 362-8777 vtoar Of Camp Day Tuaaday. March 5ti Write Papa, and wal be mealing again In Pittsburgh now Neer campua Ph -362-7386. rtomajkon cal 372-0181 Debbie. rm aural I love yai Oawna 12 Avaverd St.. Lido Etoech. N.Y. 11561 TOGAII TOGA" TOOAII llnckide your letophone raanbar) or cal 518- Apt tor Rent tor Sprm* ttMlMlr. CPA Prepnalon For 5/85 Exam Theae peat monlhee have been the beet ol my PS We can cotobram tna weekend! SIGMA NU TOOAII PARTY 888-3217 2 bedroem, ruty tura. epL Heat, Cable T.V. Skrery H Kaplan Ed Ck. He Thanka tor being Hare. I LOVE YOUI Scuba Cassis now lormlng M die SRC. Tuaa. TOGA!! TOGAI! TOOAII kllllM. wrier paM by ewner. Cleee to 3560 Sacor Rd Toledo Al My Love. Stove GC^^RNMENT JOBS S15.000-S50.000/yr. Thurs. Frt. . Cal JI2-71I2 aak tor Rich. SSS47B1 Deb 4 Pake. TO OUR OOLDENHEART LITTLES WE CANT poaataa. Al ooaunttana. CM 1-806-8B7- Ream Raeh Ruak WATT FOR YOU TO FteD OUT WHO WE AM. 8000 Eid R-9849 tor kaorrraaton. OMaplaj rooms aval Fum I urrlum AvM 2nd CPA Preparation For 5185 Exam Your guidance and Inarjcranon" hat tod ua to StetrWmgs WE'RE PSYCHED FOR A FANTASTIC TIME! eemeetor NaM 4 okan CM Newexa Mgmt Stanley H Iranian Ed Ck AGO ma—on' Thanka tor everything Lova, Hon. Jaa 21. 7:00em Iteybeatrjat tor top 40 band Own equipment a TheQsmm Buatora SEE YOU AT THE END OF THE STRING!! muet 372-6007 or 354-4489 362-5820. 3560 Sacor Rd Toledo Taaa. Jan 21, i.-sepm WE LOVE YOUI! YOUR OOLDENHEART BIOS Ue-1701 DON'T kM* ''FLORIDA FLMO" ts OtkMptrton to eel medkari priced costume THURSTTN APARTMENTS Scuba Cl now lormlng M the SRC Tuaa. A« COSsDrnONteQ. FULLY CARPETED. CA- VISA and/or other nakbnM bank credit cards' ALPHA SIGMA PH ANO ALPHA PHI AM araraky No oath, no eettnaai. no pertiee READY TO PARTY ON SAT. FEB. I. S-1AM IN Tnurt. Frl BLEVTSION. EFFICIENCY. LAUNORY FACaJ Wart • VISA end/or other nedoral bank credit Lori orders are aM being token Cel between 9 needed kranadaaa ceeh to laMeraranri. CM THE NORTHEAST COalNONS. TIES NOW LEASkNG FOR SUMMER I FALL. card 4 baan rekjcled? Creak problems, bank- TM B.OSJJ. PAOEANT ■ COMStfl Jka GUrJamkh. omoe (4IS) 337-3337. resi- and S to order your tot) and to schedule a 461 THUPBTW AYE 352-5435 rupt, divorced, new In credit? We can hob Scuba Cluil Now lormlng at the SRC Tuaa , detvery ome Lotla are rented end sold by The UNOERGRAOUATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION dence (419) 337-0382. 128 N. FuSon SI Smal savings account ( tea required Write or Ttrurs, Frt Lofl ConMnjcbon end Storage Ssrvtoe 362- eaTORMATrONAL MEETING MONDAY JAN- Fum 2 bedrm Sickidea heel, cable pad phone tor FREE detail today! NFS. 23249- FLORHJA FUNG IS COMING. SAT. FEB. S, S- 3838 UARY 28. 6:30PM MrLETI ALUMNI CENTER B Apr! S325m>onlh 824 6th St Apt. C2 (ACROSS FROM HAFSHMAN QUAD) ALL 382-4988, aak tor Apt C2 BX» Broadway. Bedlord, OH 44146 Ph 1218) 1AM IN TM NORTHEJU1TCOMMOM. FEA- OH campua HouMng Fak Everykwig you ever FOR SALE 781-1866 LBeTJEPMrWPUATES HVTTED Pamaag tor 1SSS-1SBS. Two bedroom rutry TURaNO THE SANO "MIXED CC«B»ANY'' wankrd to know about ofl-oampua Ivrng wB be rjpenorioed lax prapsraaon S7 50- ahort torrn: FLORIDA FLBM IS COMING StJBSBtt by andtorda. Unrveralty end Crty CAMPUS WBX TRIVIAL PURSUIT CON- kamllkll AC Aate. Hkte month S year 115-kmo 352Q99I FLORIDA FLINO IS COaBreQ rtna. Tuse.. Jan. 7-9 pm Grand naSrnoni TEST WILL M MLS ON FES. 2 IN N.E.C0M- staeea. auroaBent tooaSari. CM I42-4SSS MONS. ENTRY FEE » S1I.M PER TEAM. IAT. FEB. I. e-1 AM O.U. WOISEII THANKS FOR SUCH A FAN- 2 Pedroom apta. a ttatili. Dale 362-4380 FOR MOM INFO OR TO REGISTER CALL NORTHEAST COiMaYJMS TAITIC TMSEI I STK.L WANT TO KNOW, IS IT Aetong S560 354-7338 FM 1986 972-2140 OR 112-2407. SPONSORED BY Frtdey'e lea waa a planned eucceee- But SETTER TO GIVE PLEASURE OR RECEIVE 2 bdrm. turn apt. Abortion, pregnancy teats ADPt ITV $996 $2996 00 Kroma student rates spontaneity a srways ms beet. Canoe races M m rULE-TSDE ORt^aTTkeOS TO ALL 11 362-2883 Improve memory/crmcenkakon "wan" hypno- 1-891-2181 CENTER FOR CHOICE 2. deck party M 8 Kaopy Slgmat ara raaky PARTY MOkeBaktM • AepaatTrTHyrtl greatl ea 382-8777 4 Food Coupon Bookt tor eak>, S76 or beat oowrrtown Toledo BASH oiler MuM eel CM 372-4744 or 372-5369 doea to campus tor 85-88 4ig-265 778g Lova, The Kappas BLOWOUT IMS- A YEAR FOR CHANOE school year. 1-287-3341. SEARS ELECTRK; TYPEWRITER. EXCEL- GET tUTO A WELLNESS UFESTYLE Ara you bond aim your thape and even FRIDAY NKJHT AT DELTA UPSION LENT CONDtTrON. MUST SELL. CAU MARY 1 bdrm. clean, comrbnstaa 1 Aval now. WITH INFORMATION FROM TM SEE YOU AT 9 00 mere bared wtth your tob??? Altond a IS another Seal Sept 1. 142 Buttonwood. I tad kM ua kelp you turn 2-4239 TYPING SERVICES STUDENT WELLNESS CENTERI PERSHSNG RIFLES SMOKER Jen 30 7 OOpm $170.00. CM prior 6:00pm 364-1079 OPEN MON. THRU THURS. 11*C-4 o '69 Ponaac Lemara convertWe. Red wtBi btocfc 16 yra experience term pepers, totters, :0 253 kkmnriM Hei flekeerYnenla- RappeSng Bat aaaajMakts- Ne teee. Ream 1ST I top. Gd oond . rune wei $ 1.000 or beet otter HOUSES snd APARTMENTS returnee 1-885-2240 laaeaonaca rerae ROOM 220. HEALTH CENTER Demo.- Pbza. Open to al Come check ut out. Ooee to Cempue IkMTkiga Jaa SemM7^0pja.Aa* tor Saiay. 372-1638 Mate 66-66 aohool year 1 287-3341 GREENBRIAR INC BJ.'s Food Emporium 224 E. Wooster 143 E. Wooster 352-0717 352-7603 12" Pizza 1 Item FIELD MANOR APARTMENTS Free 542.560 Fraiee Awe. ■ 519 Leroy Ave. Delivery '4.05 \l ..Expires 1/28/85. J ♦CLOSE TO CAMPUS *2 Bedrooms DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE *2 Baths

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You Can ? Inside L Escape Ads FREfflZW "WE GIVE YOU mORET Buy a large Buy a medium 1 16" Pizza 13" Pizza 1 Jriday-l Get a Get a 1 medium 13" Small 10" HMMIIVSMHIZIM- 1 FREE FREE 1 *W» nm number of Rome Wan nme amber of Men* Cover One Coupon Per Pluo ■ One Coupon Per AIM 1 Friday takes a good look at advertising and how It affects us all. 1 VOTED IIST PUZ« IN I.G. 203 N. mom 1 ..* •*-«• 352-5166 1 Jeane Dlxon No Delivery DC9SP^K'* *> D»"very The famous forecaster visits Toledo with plenty of good stories. ■ This Special niatlW OPEN 4 Pm IhU Special 1 V ""*" r*ne-n j

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-FrMW/TM N lies MIIIZ1H Friday Saturday Assistiet Eifler Lorry Deon Harris Marcella Grande Art Directer 210 N. Main No Covor Liz Allen TbnDehnhoH *"'*'**"—'■■■•■•■•■eeeeeieeesieswesieeaeeeeeesieeesiei Friday magazine is a weekly publication of The BQ News, 106 University Hal, Bowling Green State University, Bowing Green, Ohio 43403. RESUME When you need to make your best impression, let us print your resume -DATA SHEETS- Professional work at reasonable prices. Stop in Summer Theme Park Entertainment Positions available now for Singers, and see our samples. Dancers, Musicians, Technicians, Animal Characters, Puppeteers, and Costumers at CANOBIE LAKE. Salem, New Hampshire; ADVENTURELAND, Des Moines, Iowa; DARIEN LAKE, Darien Center, New York; GEAUGA TEE LAKE, Aurora, Ohio; HOLIDAY WORLD, Santa Claus, Indiana; MAPLE LEAF VILLAGE, Niagara Falls, Ontario, CANADA; MAGIC HARBOR, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; GREAT ESCAPE, Lake George, New York. COPT SHOP BOWLING GREEN, OHIO lot om Monday, January 28, 1985 117 I. Court, Bowling Green State University University Union-Alumni Room ■owlleg Qreen 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. HOURS; Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 H.I -3 Jeane Dixon: Of fact or fiction America's favorite psychic foretells all by Larry Harris Her books are constant best sellers. Her columns are published in over 300 newspapers in 18 different countries. The National Enquirer loves to print her stuff. She even sells real estate in the nation's capital. Oh, yes...she predicts the future, too. Jeane Dixon, modern day prophet, says "Everyone has ESP (extrasen- sory perception), some more than others." As the first part of the "live at Lunch" guest lecture series at the Real Seafood Restaurant in Toledo on Jan. 16, Dixon related to an enthralled crowd of fans and curious onlookers her theories on religion, politics and, of course, prophecy. "We are all part of a cosmic con- cert," she said. "We must discover in ourselves the role our cosmic conduc- Dixon offers some friendly advice to one of her admirers FHOAV/Ul AHwi tor has determined for us." Dixon, garbed in a black dress and hat, said her role includes both that of "foresight" is not related to the occult "If you marry before then, you will When asked if she had any mes- predictor and prophet, which she or supernatural, but rather is spiri- be very unhappy," she warned the sages for Bowline Green students, i^aimB are very different. tual in nature, a gift from God. woman. Dixon replied, "I like students. I like "Predictions concern events. My "I would never use an Ouija board Dixon cited her predictions on the to get to them young and tell them to predictions are made after careful or other occult devices," she said. "I March 14 airing of the Johnny Carson have confidence in themselves. consideration of the human charac- go to church every morning and pray sbow(one of several television ap- teristic and with due concern of possi- for God's will. I pray every night pearances) as proof of her ability. "We cant all be what we want, but ble alternate outcomes. before I go to sleep, too." "On that show, I predicted that we can be what we were conceived "Prophecy concerns the will of God. With a soft, cryptic whisper, Dixon Fritz Mondale would be the demo- for. Every road leads to tbe same The outcome cannot be altered. My predicted a happy life for a specific cratic nominee and that Geraldine place, the chairman of the board," foreseeing tbe death of Kennedy in audience member celebrating the an- Ferraro would be bis running mate. she smiled. 1932 was a prophecy." niversary of her divorce only if she Everyone said 'who?' when I men- Dixon is quick to assert that her remarried after the age of 43. tioned Ferraro." Dixon answered a few more ques- "I also predicted Reagan's land- tions from the audience and excused slide election," she boasted. "I also herself. predicted his destiny long before he "I'd like to talk with you more, but was even governor. my plane leaves soon," she apol- In response to an audience mem- ogized. ber's question of when we will have honest politicians, Dixon replied, "We Dixon ended the lecture with the will have honest people ui govern- audience joining in with a chorus of ment when you elect them." "God Bless America." In defense of some of her publicized predictions that missed the mark, "No matter how big we are, we Dixon referred to problems she has always have something to learn," she with the media who print her predic- said. "We can always change our tions. course. "Editors often reduce the complex to the simple," she said. "I give them "The biggest obstacle to seeing about five times more than is printed 'tomorrow is our own ego. "The more and in the editing process, the predic- we understand ourselves, the more tions are changed." we can understand our future." Cleveland radio station ranks first in country

! : ^ Cleveland rocker WMMS-radio has "We thank our listeners for their been voted "radio station of the year" great support, and we're now plan- for the sixth consecutive year by a ning a number of major events for reader's poll in Rolling Stone Mag- 1985 in appreciation of this award," Jeane Dixon speaks to a packed house at Portslde. FWOAV/UI AM. azine, according to John Gorman, Gorman said. "Our listeners are num- operations manager for the station. ber one!" a. ii MUtUC

by Greg Klefkx under crowd - so what if they wear make-up? So did Charlie Chaplin. Music videos, the trend of trends in Besides, if the IBM deal didn't pan 1984, didn't confine their audio-visual out, Maybelline would probably hire assault to MTV. Advertisers figured Commercialism invades them in a minute. They could sell to oat quickly that the new craze could both genders. mean big bucks, and soon video com- mercials were flooding prime-time And then there's Madonna. No use programming Everyone from Mc- stating the obvious about her image: Donald's to Hershe/s to Coca Cola Music Videos feminine products are definitely out. spent millions on these mini-spectac- She is a heck of a dancer though and a ulars, sparing no expense for the best Dr Pepper commercial might be right in funky music, "atmosphere" and, of Take Prince, for instance. The With charisma like Bruce up her alley. Maybe she could team course, breakdancing. scene is set. A smokey dry-iced stage Springsteen's you'd think that some up with Michael Jackson. cropped with flashing neon, and out advertiser would have nabbed him up A few companies were even so steps Mr. Androgyny in his patented a long time ago. The Boss could sell Sure, you might be laughing now adventuresome as to include rock Jimi Hendrii-in-drag attire. He just about anything, especially any- but this is more serious than it seems. stars in their ads. Care-Free sug- breaks into a rousing rendition of thing that's really ''American." Rolling Stone recently reported that arless gum beat everyone to the "Purple Rain". Eddie Van Halen got a very severe punch by promoting Hall and Oates on How about Levi's 501 jeans? Cer- haircut and did a series of ads for their 1978 concert tour. They are now But wait! The lyrics aren't quite tainly a man with the chutzpah to put Kramer guitar. Ray Parker Jr. and a the most successful duo in music right. Oh no! It sounds something like his own behind on an album cover dozen others did a take-off on "Ghost- "Burger King, Burger King" instead. could sell swr»ething as simple as blue busters" for a Gatorade commercial. history - their latest tour is being Yeah, that's it.."Burger King^Bur- jeans. Picture it: The Boss standing sponsored by Pontiac Fiero. ger Kiiing...I only want a juicy whop- on a dimly-lit streetcomer. growling per now at Burger King?' Then the out "Dancing In The Dark" as the Who's next? Cyndi Lauper for Clai- In one of the riskier rock commer- camera zooms in just as Prince exe- camera zooms in on the SOI label rol Styling Mousse? Advertising cial ventures, Honda teamed up new cutes a pirouette and drops to the stamped on his derriere. Perfect. moves with the times and the trends. wave favorites Grace Jones and floor in a cheerleader's split. He pulls If you, one day, turn on your TV to Adam Ant to promote their latest line out a Whopper and takes a huge Twisted Sister for IBM Computers? find Boy George chatting about his of motoracooters. Slick production chomp out of it, smiling suggestively not: everyone's always com- new line of menswear, remember that and shrewd demographic targeting as the commercial fades. j that today's generation will you read it here first. (the ad ran in heavy rotation on MTV) ! lost tomorrow without the ability to made the commercial a huge success. Billy Idol would be a prime com- use the Almighty Computer. Twisted Greg Klerkx Is a senior magazine mercial candidate for just about any Sister would definitely register higher journalism major from Mt. Clemens, Let us not forget Elton John who toothpaste imaginable. Let's take the than Charlie Chaplin with the 14 and Michigan. discovered that ''Sad Songs Say So Crest commercial, the one where the Much," but "Sasson pays so much." little kid sprints 40 blocks from his And of course there is Michael Jack- dentist's office to tell his mommy son and Pepsi. about his check-up. Is there a pattern developing here? Instead of the kid, the door slams Are all of our modern music heroes open and in struts Billy, decked out in selling out to big business? Who leather underclothes and tattoos. He knows. The only thing that is certain grabs his understandably distraught ir that the trend doesn't show any mother by the curlers and snarls to signs of stopping soon. It seems that reveal a set of snow-white choppers: just about anyone with a name might "Ay, mum. No cavities, see? Kids pop up in a video commercial, and if would brush their teeth 19 times a day the trend is toward the outrageous, just to be like their Idol and Crest then the possibilities are endless. would sell like hotcakes.

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by Tracey Batdori number one on the U.S. album charts. pack still proves to be Jones who has the rare ballad, "I Want to Know Three singles from the album, "Ur- written all but one of the songs on the What Love Is" (with an assist by the After several unsuccessful at- gent," "Waiting For A Girl Like recent LP. New Jersey Mass Choir). It leaves tempts at stardom on the the British You," and "Juke Box Hero," proved The first three cuts on side one tjo you subdued, yet enlightened, espe- rock scene, Englishman Mick Jones to be hits. from one extreme to the other in cially after associating it with the formed his own band in 1976 called Foreigner's new album, "Agent terms of hard rock to mellow rock. powerful, sensitive video. Foreigner. With ex-King Crimson Provocateur," (named for a secret "Tooth and Nail" pumps you up and Side two shows the compatability of member Ian McDonald and Dennis agent who infiltrates an organization leaves vou invigorated. '"That Was Jones' and Gramm's songwrit'ng. Elliot, who played on the Hunter-Ron- to cause trouble for its members) Yesterday" slows things down a bit to Talking about love and presetting son tour in 1975, Jones recruited three eludes a former accusation of framed let you catch your breath, serving as a both sides qf the coin, are A Love in Americans, Lou Gramm, Ed Gag- commercialism. The leader of the mediator between the first song and Vain" and "Down on Love." "A Love liardi, and Al Greenwood. in Vain" is insipid and sappy as After a year of rehearsing. For- Gramm sings, we'll make our first eigner debuted their first album in kiss last forever. Put the pieces back 1977 titled simply. "Foreigner," together. Cause there's still a chance. which produced the hits "Feels Like There may be hope to save our ro- the First Time," "Cold as Ice," and mance. I won't let this love be in "Long, Long Way From Home." vain." "Down on Love," counters the Selling over seven million copies in song cynically and consoles those of 1978, their second LP, "Double Vi- us who have felt the rejection of an sion," rocketed up the charts with the unrequited love by basically saying, title track and ''Hot Blooded." The You're not worm the salt in my third album, "Head Games," sold 3 tears:" "Dry your eyes cause your million copies and spawned the hit heart's gonna mend, and maybe to- single "Dirty White Boy." night you '11 fall in love again.'' In 1980, Jones took the band off the Foreigner's ability to rock com- road to reflect and restructure the bines with the right amount of key- group's format. Internal friction board flourishes to polish the album. caused McDonald and Greenwood to Foreigner is Mick Jones, lead gui- quit the band the summer of that tar and main keyboards; Lou same year. Ex-member of Small Gramm, lead vocals; Dennis Elliot, Faces and Roxy Music Rick Wills was drums and Rick Wills, bass guitar. added to play bass, replacing Gag- Tracey Batdorfis a freshman jour- lardi. The foursome's next album was nalism major from Brunswick, Ohio. appropriately named "4," coyro- duced by Jones and Robert John Lange, who also produced albums for AC/DC and the Boomtown Rats. , In the winter of 1981, "4" went to FREE COLOR P»STIR *k 1 Where Rivals Top Ten hits, Lps become «k ' Friends HOT SINGLES 5."17" Chicago (Full MoonWarner 3^ l."I Want to Know What Love Is" Bros. (-Platinum Foreigner (Atlantic) 6."Make It Big" Wham (Colum- 2."Easy Lover" Philip Bailey (Co- bia (-Platinum lumbia) 7."Reckless" Bryan Adams (A&M) Its happening here1 3."Careless Whisper" Wham (Co- 8."Private Dancer" Tina Turner .A.-T Right next lo Ft Lauderdale ^M lumbia) (Capitol)-Platinum •k\ Tr- with six miles of while 9.r'Big Bam Boom" Daryl Hall & ii,4 unnriv beach a boardwalk. M^M 4."You're the Inspiration" Chicago K%» m tower hotel rales and great (Full Moon-Warner Bros.) John Oates (RCA(-Platinum -vv ^k places to eal and party 5."Lover Boy" Billy Ocean (Jive- 10."New Edition" New Edition _ - ^ Plus, wete the home of Six Arista) (MCA)-Gold (More than 500,000 units tWfete 4* > Flags Atlantis. World! sold.) largest Water Theme Park! S."The Boys of Summer" Don Hen- x Send today tor your tr»« ley (Geffen) \oo»or porter ofTneBtvaW 7."Like a Virgin" Madonna (Sire) BLACK SINGLES JEM^TIR k \ and al*o a tree copy ot 8."I Would Die 4 U" Prince & The l."Mr. Telephone Man" New Edi- A 1 our hotel outdo. Why not fl F ^LV£ ^^ V |V spend Spring Break In Revolution (Warner Bros.) tion (MCA) V m Ml 'J ^m\ Hollywood for a change 9."Method of Modern Love" Daryl 2. "Gotta Get You Home Tonight" ^^mrW 1 *m W- irs where rivals revel1 Hall fc John Oates (RCA) Eugene WildeiPhilly World) mt 1*7 ./"U Fill out the coupon below 10. 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by Linda Hoffman These advertisments can be tele- vision or radio spots, newspaper ads, During Super Bowl XIX, University fliers, billboards, window displays, students may have used the commer- even printed t-shirts. cials as a time to attack the refrigera- Advertising is such a normal day- tor or replenish a snack. However, to-day intrusion many students do not with the cost of a 30-second commer- realize how many choices and varie- cial, these fans should have stuck ties are available to them as consum- around for the advertisements, sav- ers. Such as where to order a pizza ing the beer run for a lull in the game. from or which bookstore to buy text- A 30-second time spot alone cost books. roughly $500 thousand with the spon- Advertising is an extremely influen- sor paying production costs over and cial tool used by marketers to per- above that. suade people to consider their product This price tag may seem astronomi- or service, said Holmes. People have cal, but considering that nearly 100 needs and advertising calls attention million people watched the Super to them and provides information to Bowl, the cost per thousand reached best satisfy these needs. makes the investment worthwhile The vast reaches of advertising are said John Holmes, marketing profes- overwhelming. There are roughly 465 sor. million radios in the United States - According to Holmes, students re- about 5.5 per household. Eighty-eight ceive between 300 and 1200 advertis- percent of all TV households (about ing messages per day. To avoid 96%) view television daily with an saturation, people learn to automat- average of 7.5 hours per day. In fact ically build up defenses against ad- an average person lives with the vertising by tuning out those advertisers work more hours of a day Outdoor advertising on campus advertisements that do not meet a than he spends with his family. In 1981 greets students to and from class. current need. alone an estimated $17,446 billion was spent by advertisers in U.S. newspa- pers. Advertise yourself: Dress for success "You will offend no one if you go has about you. Therefore, says Bu- by Laura Myers conservative," said Dr. Martha Rog- chanan, you must "be careful about ers, advertising professor. what information you give". After sending 36 resumes across the According to Rogers, the Job inter- DO'S country, you finally get your first job view is no place to make an individu- •Wear glasses-they make everyone interview. You're so excited you can alistic statement about yourself. look more intelligent hardly see. "You should not use your clothes to •Wear simple, well-tailored, low- But as your feet touch earth again express your individuality," she says. heeled pumps( women) two days later, the nervousness sets •Put your hair up if it's long in. And with that nervousness comes Then "how," you ask, "am I ever •Wear a tie, men (they're iffy for seemingly insurmountable problems, going to make any kind of memorable women) not the smallest of which is your unpression?" The answer, according •Carry an attache case if it serves a attire. "What am I going to wear! ?!" to Buchanan, is through your body purpose you scream to your roommate. language, choice of words, attitude, •Wear your skirt slightly below the mannerisms, etc. Your clothes are knee( women) Maybe it's not quite such an earth- never going to earn you that job, but •Wear darker, more subtle colors shattering experience, but it is an they sure may keep you from getting •Polish your fingernails in a clear or important decision. Your appearance pale color) women) will play a large part in that all-im- •Wear a skirt with pockets-this gives portant, long-lasting first impression. Still, you don't have to dress like a you something to do with your hands, And because of that, a great deal of robot. dally while standing! women) thought should go into what you're "There can be little twists to your iN" going to wear. suit to create a different impression," •Wear an excess of jewelry. Keep it The first step is to decide whether to says Rogers. She suggests, for in- simple. No dangly earrings, no brace- go faddish and original or be conser- stance, a pleat in an unusual place, a lets, and no rings for men except a vative and classical. According to two uniquely shaped lapel, or even a pair wedding band University professors, the best way is of colored glasses. You don't have to •Wear colored stockings (women) to play it safe and conservative. be boring to be acceptable. •Wear open-toed, muut-colored, or tasseled shoes Since most interviewers are conser- DO NOT dress to attract the oppo- •Wear a low neckline vative, it is important not to offend site sex. Save that for evenings and •Wear a frilly, lacey blouse them. And that one-in-a-hundred non- weekends. This is an especially •Wear plaid or wide stripes traditional interviewer will never be touchy subject for women. Women •Wear a bow tie offended by a three piece suit. "When should dress to give an air of compe- •Wear a big belt buckle you decide to deviate from the mold, tence. The interviewer needs to think •Wear slacks if you're a woman (or you are taking a risk," says Dr. of you as a professional, so dress skirts if you're a man) Richard Buchanan, marketing pro- professionally, suggests Rogers. •Over-do your make-up fessor. Dressing for success is important, •Wear pants that are too long-the says Buchanan, because that first hem should brush the top of your Buchanan advises that, unless impression is so memorable. shoes you're willing to risk everything on an The moment you walk in the door of Laura Myers is a junior public all-or-nothing bet, you dress conser- the interviewer's office, your appear- vatively. ance is the only information he or she relations major from Futdlay, Ohio. a.i -7 ommunication

It is not surprising then that be- tions both as a business and as a "In the future we may see mostly cause of its high visibility advertising social phenomenon. No longer merely lOsecond spots, but that would be the has become the target of so much a matter of a cleverly turned phrase minimum, ■ said Holmes. criticism. or a snappy slogan, advertising today Also in the future, advertisers will According to Holmes one major is an integral part of everyday life. give more concern to what compet- criticism of advertising is its one-side- "Growing at a rate of 10 percent per itors are doing, said Holmes. "How- dness. Some advertisers make exag- year in terms of expenditures, adver- ever, the fundamental purpose of gerated or false claims to sell their tising will continue to flourish as the advertising to persuade and inform products. Although these claims may market-oriented economy prospers consumers will remain the same." get the consumer to buy the first time, and as situations where supply exceed Advertising is founded on creativ- the chance of repeat purchases is demand increase," Holmes said. ity, and advertisers will always strive slim. The dissatisfied customer is also However, time and space for adver- for fresh, new, imaginative strategies likely to tell others about the fraudu- tisements are finite. In the early days to get the consumer to buy. lent advertisement so business may of advertising, most commercials Maybe some day television will be dwindle even more. were 60 seconds long. Today with the made up of commercials with short "The best advertising is truthful large demand for advertising time 20-second interludes of the Super advertising," Holmes said. and the increase in cost and competi- Bowl. Advertising has grown over the tion, most commercials have shrunk Linda Hoffman is a senior public years to assume tremendous propor- to 30 or 20 seconds. relations major from Eastlake, Ohio.

Sophomore Mark O'Brien scans a FRIOAV.Ul I dormitory buUeting board In search of a coupon ad. Newspapers: too many ads?

by Kim Zitko Macy's or who's who in the latest Bowling Green. It is very beneficial greek pledge class. for the local businesses to advertise You've got some time before class in the paper if they want to reach and you begin flipping through a Advertisements. this sector of the population, she copy of the BG News you picked up Bortel said the paper carries be- said. earlier that day. For every article tween 40-60 percent advertising, the you read you think you see twice as amount varying depending on the Dorrance has a staff of six local many advertisements. You say to issue. "All newspapers carry ap- sales representatives, each main- yourself, "This is a newspaper. Why proximately that much advertis- taining 30 local accounts. "It is their are there so many ads?" ing," he said. "However, over a responsibility to develop a good large issue you don't notice as much marketing plan and handle their WelL it costs money to produce advertising because there is more accounts in a professional manner." the BG News. In fact, according to space to distribute it" Robert Bortel, director of student This pays for the paper. publications, it is an approximately Advertising has always covered So the next time you're flipping a $2,000-an-issue expense. the cost of producing the BG News, through a copy of the BG News and Bortel said. are greeted by advertisements, re- member: newspapers are a busi- Raised then is the question of how There is a direct correlation be- ness and it's that ad for Macy's and the BG News, or any newspaper for tween the amount of advertising and that pledge class announcement that matter, can afford to be pro- the University population, accord- that pay the bills. duced. ing to Jan Dorrance, advertising manager of student publications. Kim Zitko is a senior The answer is obvious to anyone "The University makes up ap- journalism major from who can tell you what's on sale at proximately half of the town of Ohio. 8 MMv'JMMrv n. IMS fHEATER Torch Song Trilogy plays Toledo by Leane Costello lover pay a visit to the couple in their "Tore* Song Trilogy," an endear- Vermont farmhouse. It spotlights ing drama which captured the 1983 Ed's renewed confusion as he is beset Tony award for best play, is slated for by a revived attraction to Arnold and a limited two performances at the tempted by a longing for Arnold's Toledo Masonic Auditorium Sunday, lover, while maintaining his love for Feb. 3, during its national tour of the Laurel, his wife. country. In Widows and Children, it is five Now in its third year on Broadway, years later and Arnold's lover has Harvey Fierstein's "Trilogy" is been murdered by a gang of macho slightly disconcerting, yet entertain- queer-hunters, Ed has split from Lau- ing with respect to its appraisal of rel and Arnold is in the process of human values. It deals with human adopting a street-wise gay teenager. experience in what seems to be a The sets are ingenious, the perfor- reflection in dichotomy - that the mance is accentuated by hauntingly common, classic values of loving, beautiful blues, and the characters fidelity and family are explored by play vivid and real. "Torch Song the play's gay hero, Arnold Beckoff. Trilogy" is an excellent work in stage- According to critic Jack Kroll in craft, an opportunity that should not Newsweek, the play reveals the ab- be missed. surd but anguished shifts in our sex- ual and emotional arrangements. Kroll, who rates "Trilogy* highly, applauds Fierstein's ability to com- bine "almost non-stop humor with a complex texture of emotional levels." Hispanic CLASSICAL The performance, consisting of 7-11 AM three one-act plays with the major hLiewhiive HOCK 7-/IA*\ characters running through them, has MOOrf LONGHOHN PUBLIC RAQiO NCTvyonA ACiCN Tt**&*04&*01

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