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Thursday, April 8,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 131 Radioactive cloud hovers over Siberia byAlanCooperman The Associated Press mental group Greenpeace said gens. ordinary maps and its exact pop- Tolkatsky said the cloud was seven-point International Atomic several villages were at risk The average acceptable dose ulation is unknown. heading toward the Yenisei River Energy Agency scale, according from windbome fallout. for nuclear workers is 2 roent- Commonwealth television said in the general direction of 11 to Kaurov, the Nuclear Energy MOSCOW -- A radioactive No deaths were reported and gens per year, according to the the Russian Air Defense Com- Siberian villages, each with a few Ministry spokesperson. The cloud moved across Siberia on no one was evacuated from the International Commission on mand was monitoring the thousand inhabitants. Chernobyl disaster rated seven. Wednesday after a tank of contaminated region, about 1,700 Radiological Protection. A roent- radioactive cloud, which was "They keep saying there's no "It has been the single worst radioactive waste exploded in miles east of Moscow. Only one gen is a measure of the human moving northeast toward less danger and no evacuation is accident since the Chernobyl ca- what the government called the fireman received a high dose of body's exposure to radiation. densely populated areas at a planned, but the situation in tastrophe," Kaurov said. worst nuclear accident since radiation, said Georgy Kaurov, Russian authorities said the height of 1.2 miles and a speed of those villages is unpredictable," "However, it cannot be com- Chernobyl. head of the Nuclear Energy Min- wind blew the radiation away 22mph. Tolkatsky said. pared to Chernobyl." Kaurov Russian and foreign experts istry's information department. from Tomsk-7, a secret military Late Wednesday, the cloud The Greenpeace spokesperson said the Tomsk-7 explosion said Tuesday's explosion at the The State Emergency Commit- city built by the Soviets, and the passed north of Ashino. a town of also said he expected the number released only a few curies, a Tomsk-7 nuclear weapons com- tee said radiation levels around much larger nearby city of about 30,000 people 75 miles of firefighters with high doses of radiation measurement. Cherno- plex was far less severe than the Tomsk-7 were .03 roentgens per Tomsk, which has about 500,000 northeast of Tomsk, according to radiation to rise. byl released 80 million, he said. 1986 Chernobyl disaster. But a hour Wednesday. Northeast of inhabitants. Dmitry Tolkatsky of Green- The explosion was considered spokesperson for the environ- the plant, levels were .04 roent- Tomsk-7 does not appear on peace's Moscow office. a "third-class incident" on the See Siberia, pap three. Students go on Trash Walk Incinerator meets Volunteers in federal standards Progress donate The Associated Press time In effort to rid BG of litter EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio - Operators of a hazardous-waste incin- erator waited Wednesday for approval from state environmental re- by Cindy Krogh gulators before starting limited commercial operations. volunteer reporter The Waste Technologies Industries plant on Tuesday received ap- proval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for limited operation while the results of the plant's trial burn are analyzed. While many students in The federal EPA said the incinerator met requirements for particu- Bowling Green ignore the lates, or solids left after burning, and carbon monoxide. prevalence of pop cans and WTI needs Ohio EPA approval before it can begin operations. Ohio refuse littering the city and EPA spokeswoman Jennifer Nichols said she did not know when the campus, one student organi- agency might issue a decision. zation trekked around town Opponents of the plant convinced U.S. District Judge Ann Aldrich last night picking up trash. to issue an order blocking the commercial operation after the trial Volunteers in Progress burn. But the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati stayed sponsored a Trash Walk Aldrich's order pending the outcome of WTI's appeal. Wednesday night to help The incinerator is located along the Ohio River, across from Penn- clean up this messy problem. sylvania and West Virginia. With trash bags in hand, Critics have charged that the incinerator will pollute the environ- about 25 volunteers walked ment with toxic emissions. WTI, which has said its technology is safe, through the streets of Bowl- expects to burn up to 60,000 tons of industrial waste annually. ing Green and campus pick- Opponents said Tuesday they are now counting on a congressional ing up trash for about an hour investigation to halt the plant. The opponents, including the environ- and a half. mental group Greenpeace, also said they would continue to pressure "The idea for the walk the Clinton administration to block operations at the plant. came from a group discussion WTI spokesman Raymond Wayne said that during the limited of the executive members," commercial burning, the plant will be allowed to incinerate wastes said Amy Lynch, the presi- similar to those burned during the shakedown process last fall - pri- dent of Volunteers in Prog- marily solvents, recycled oil and paint-related waste. ress (VIP). Wayne said he did not know exactly how much waste was on site, Lynch said the walk was but said operations could begin as soon as the go-ahead was given. designed to promote the or- Although the plant will not be in full operation, Wayne said the ganization. company will charge for its services. "I think it's important to "We would be providing a commercial service to industry," he said. take an interest in your com- munity," said graduate ad- Wayne declined to say how much money the company might make. viser to VIP Brad Hastings. Previous reports have said the plant was losing $115,000 a day He said that now when he while a court fight over its fate continued. Wayne said Wednesday drives to work and views the that figure was correct on days when the plant was not operating at street he cleaned, he can feel all, but not when at least some burning - including the shakedown he has a vested interest in the burn - was done. community. Wayne said WTI made some money when it was storing wastes on site and burning them as part of the shakedown process. All of the Trash Walk par- He declined to say what the plant's earnings or losses might be on ticipants seemed to have posi- days when some burning was done. tive feelings about their The shakedown period began shortly after a federal court ruled in efforts. VIP Coordinator November that the burn could proceed and ended in March, Nichols Janet Skinner said she The BG Newt/Laura Gate said. She said she did not know the exact dates of the burn or the thought this was a great ex- Helping the community, senior biology major Tim Hlrzel, junior history major Aaron Hcltz, and number of days on which commercial waste was burned. perience. freshman music education major Aaron Kujawski (left to right) shove an unwanted chair In a trash While arguments continued on a lawsuit filed by opponents seeking bag during the Volunteer In Progress Trash Walk Wednesday evening outside of Conklin Hall. About to block the trial burn, WTI sought permission for another 720 hours See Trash, page Four. 25 students Joined the trash walk event to promote community service. of shakedown burning. Regulators declined to allow the second 720-hour burn. Policy change allows 19-year-olds to enter Club 21 by Joe Peltier Green Municipal Court. "If they want to set you up they According to court records, abate the property for two years police reporter After the court ruling, Thomp- will. If they want to bust you they Thompson was cited six times on Jan. 13,1993. "If they want to set you son sold the bar to Gott, a gradu- will. That's the way the liquor between September 1991 and Oc- up they will. If they ate student, who will receive her control operates." tober 1992. He was cited three Ash said it is not easy to close A Bowling Green bar with a want to bust you they master's degree in public admin- times for serving alcohol to a down a business under the public troubled past may have to change istration in December. Gott But police said they are not go- nuisance laws. its name from Club 21 to Club 19. will. That's the way the ing to treat the bar differently "It has to continually be a prob- changed the name and age re- "We don't have a Denise Gott, the new owner of liquor control quirement from 18 to 21 years from any other establishment. lem over a long period of time," the bar located at 153 E. Wooster "We're going to enforce the 21 problem as long as they he said. operates." old. St., has changed the bar's format Although nothing officially year old drinking law [on Club follow the laws." from a strictly 21 and over policy Denise Gott, Club 21 prohibits Gott from using a 19 21] Just like anyone else," said However, Gott said Club 21 to allowing the 19 and over crowd and over policy, she said she had narcotic Detective Denny Betts. Galen Ash, Bowling should not be a problem; she said to enter the bar. owner heard rumors that if she opened Police Chief Galen Ash said he Green police chief she believes following the laws "I realized that there are not the bar with an under 21 format believes the age requirement i and working with police are the enough 21 and over patrons in The bar, formerly the Good police would watch carefully for change is ok. if Gott adheres to ' best ways to operate the bar. this town to support the number Tymes Pub and owned by Dick any liquor violations. "The stipu- the liquor codes. minor and three times for being of bars," said Gott, who said she Thompson, was closed down in lation was we couldn't open un- "We don't have a problem as the keeper of a place where liq- "Cooperation is so much easi- made the change for financial January after it was declared a less we were 21 and over," she long as they follow the laws," Ash uor laws are violated. er," Gott said. "I am dead set on reasons. public nuisance by the Bowling said, "it was Just a rumor. said. Thompson was ordered to running a legitimate business." Opinion The BG News April 8,1993 The BG News ■An Independent Student Voice-
Edilorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Edilor-in-Chief
KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor
CONNELL BARRETT J.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor
KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor Logging may be beneficial President Clinton has pledged to find a compro- mise. At last week's forest conference in Portland, Ore. he promised to help people on both sides of the spot- ted owl controversy. Those who want to see the bird and the 8.3 million acres of forest that federal experts claim is its habi- tat protected continue to battle with those who argue that the economic welfare of the timber workers is more important. While exempting many old-growth timberlands from logging to protect the northern spotted owl is good-intentioned, the simple fact of the matter is that human lives are, or at least should be, more impor- Racial separation debated tant than owl lives. President Clinton is expected to be working to reserve an unagreed upon amount of forest where a Whites, blacks both guilty of oversimplification of issue number of the owls and other animal life can contin- ue to live. But keeping loggers out of work, sleeping Last Friday, a discussion occurred under classes. After that is acknowledged, unity "Sorry, I can't be you're friend. You're a in their cars and living on food stamps, all for the the sponsorship of the Board of Black Cul- Native Americans and Latinos) in their own Moslem, Jew, Arab, white, black or woman." sake of saving each and every bird, is a mistake. tural Activities. The question raised was, "Is communities. Ironically, the environmentalists who fight to it in the best interest of African peoples to The African-American panelists who ad- Separate schools would present an espe- drastically slow down the timber industry may only disintegrate from Caucasian sovereignty?" vocated different forms of separatism, cially thorny problem; for starters, they be hurting the environment. All too predictably, the two white panelists without ever getting specific as to what would require overturning Thurgood Mar- Contrary to widespread myths, logging is indirec- (Mike Sears and Michael F. Haynes) advo- forms it might take, failed to understand shall's landmark Brown vs. Board of Educa- cated integration in its full form: Bring the that separatism taken too far can lead to an tion decision, demanding integration in the tly beneficial to the environment. The tree is the races together in education, in the home, in even worse form of cultural and physical schools. closest thing we have to a truly renewable resource, understanding, in respect and love; the Afri- genocide. Genocides breed in part when Admittedly, only in the exceptional inner and the green movement should prefer the utiliza- can-American panelists (Dejong Boyd, La- groups become increasingly alien and when city schools has racial balancing worked and tion of timber over nonrenewable ores and chemi- sana Cazembe and Ajamu Minjahkah minorities are seen as outsiders. our mostly minority inner city schools are cals. Kafele) called for one form or another of ra- characterized by "savage inequalities" as Also, environmentalists who preach the dangers of cial separation. Jonathon Kozol has reminded us in his book global warming may wish to rethink their position on The tone of the whites was moderate and of the same name. trying to reduce logging. The Greenhouse Effect, the earnest. The black panelists were angry and theory proposing the earth's temperature will grad- close to rage. These emotions are under- GUEST But here again, the all-or-nothing option standable. After 500 years of genocidal per- seems regressive. If unity is beginning to ually rise due to trapped natural and industrial secution and killing, a divorce between the gases, could be partially curbed thanks in part to cut- work in 100 schools, it should be given a races seems to them the only road to survi- COLUMN chance to spread, even if unity has failed in a ting down trees. val. thousand schools. Why not learn from our Research shows that greenhouse gases, including Who, after all, could reasonably advocate Thomas Klein successes and errors; why not experiment carbon dioxide (plant air), is greatly absorbed by that a badly battered wife stay in an abusive with "separate" schools on a pilot, model-s- young trees, which grow at a higher number when relationship? And this was the controlling chool basis, as was recently advocated in De- the older trees are cut down and new ones are plant- analogy and premise in the blacks' presen- Note the reservations of Native Ameri- troit for black males? ed at an equal pace. tations. cans, the distance between educated and Part of my discomfort with the entire de- If a thousand trees a day are cut down without any uneducated in genocidal Cambodia, the Mos- Certainly, minority-owned businesses replanting, eventually the supply would evaporate. bate stems from the loaded topic question lem-Christian separation in the Armenian- (the obvious answer is yes) and the oversim- should be encouraged. Perhaps the Clinton But the United States has done a credible job reim- Turkish genocide and certainly the separa- administration would be more open to such plification of the arguments on both sides. tion of the Jews and Gypsies at the hands of bursing our woodlands; forest growth has been ex- On the one hand, regarding the whites' ar- things. ceeding harvest since the 1940s. And, except for tall- the Nazis. To the degree that these groups gument, this is not a "peaceable kingdom" failed to assimilate into the majority cul- A Utopian experiment in Alexandria, Va. tree forests in the pacific northwest, American where all can effectively coexist and work tures, genocides may have been encouraged. teaches us some important lessons. Planned forests are not in decline. together toward reconciliation. On the other Ironically, more inter-marriage and assi- 30 years ago to bring people of diverse in- President Clinton is now faced with another situa- hand, regarding the blacks' argument, milation in 1935 Germany might have made come, faith, race and ethnicity together in tion in which a compromise must be met. We at The neither is our collective culture a marriage it harder for Hitler to execute the Nurem- harmony and equality, sociologists recently News only hope he will help reach one that is fair that demands divorce. berg Laws and his mass slaughter of the found to their surprise that integration first and foremost to the unemployed loggers. Further, all six panelists committed a fatal Jews. didn't extend into homes and places of wor- They may feel like the bad guys -- the ones heart- either-or fallacy, advocating either racial u- On a related topic, the antl-semitic and an- ship. lessly displacing innocent wildlife and killing trees. nity or separation. A combination of these ti-gay remarks of several of the panelists two positions would seem preferable. I will can only foster increased inter-ethnic hosti- In the work place, government and But, in fact, their work may be just as beneficial to try to sketch out each position and its short- our planet as anything environmentalists are doing. lity. Phrases like "Jew organization" and schools, integration is apparently working. comings, in my eyes. I will then suggest pos- "faggot religion" generate resentment, not But on the more personal fronts of home and sible reconciliation. understanding. Surely, one can criticize the faith, the citizens draw the line. The two white male panelists advocated Jews (or any other group) without being The lesson here is that unity works, when union and continued collaborative struggle called ant i-semitic (or racist, homophobic or the conditions are right, while separatism is toward a better and more just world. By im- sexist), but name-calling and unfounded ac- sometimes the best choice. But frustration Tim Norman PholoEd. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. plication, this would mean efforts by schools Julie Tagliaferro Special Projects Ed. Ron Novak Asst. Chief Copy Ed cusations risk lost ground. with the slow pace of change can provoke Michael Zawaclu AMI. Special Proj. Ed. Dawn Keller Copy Ed. and government to bring economic and I find it sad that, as in many parts of the dangerous overreact ion and backlash. Brandon Ward Copy Ed. Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. social equality to race relations by bringing women's movement, attacking the Jews con- Pam Smith Proofreader TonyNehb Copy Ed. the races together on a level playing field. tinues to be fashionable. Letty Pogrebin's Gloria Anzaldua describes In "Border- Jennifer Stripe Copy Ed. Cwen Johnson Copy Ed. Multi-culturism is part of this process and "Debra, Golda and Me" presents an excel- Robin Coe Proofreader Jason Hunt Copy Ed. lands" a future when the "mestizo/a" or has a good start on this very campus. Hu- lent analysis of how this process happens. mixed racial heritage will be accepted as a manities textbooks have begun to reflect a Clearly, then, separation to a degree is a model of what a diverse culture could be- The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily major shift, moving to a broader repre- reasonable solution for some, but how far come. Robert Jay Lifton talks of supporting sentation of previously silenced voices. That during the academic year and Wednesdays during the should this go? Separate fraternities and es- our "species-self" that part of each of us is part of the solution, but only part. summer session. cort services? Separate work places and which identifies with all others, no matter Whites must more aggressively educate businesses, separate government divisions, what the race or ethnicity. themselves beyond the cliches of sympathy 214 WEST HALL state and communities, outlawed interracial Let us heed this dream. or resentment for the plight of the under- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY marriages and adoptions (the latter is pretty must face its limit because much work can much what we have now) and even forbidden BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 Thomas Klein is a professor of English at only be done by African Americans (and or discouraged interracial friendships? the University. Copyright 1993, The BG News
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by Julie Tagllaferro halls were previously renovated sistant University architect. project." administration reporter in the University's plan to pro- Eppler South is scheduled to be The west and east additions qualify for loans vide a new look to many of the completed in April 1994, McAr- will include men's and women's classroom and office buildings, thur said. At this time, Eppler locker rooms as well as offices, The Eppler complex may look Martin said North will begin to be renovated five classrooms and several con- by Julie Tagllaferro the same from the outside, but The $9,600,000 state-funded and should be completed by April ference rooms, McArthur said. administration reporter beginning in May construction project was approved two years 1995, he said. In addition, new entrances to will provide the building with an ago, Martin said. Renovations to Eppler North the building will be accessible Editor's note: This is the second story in a continuing series on fi- almost entirely new interior. When Hayes was completed will include new dance studios, a through the added sections of the nancial aid available to University students. Both Eppler North and South last fall, action began to renovate small gym and a library resource building, McArthur said. will be completely renovated as Eppler. Construction will begin Many students depend on loans to help fund their college education center and research lab, McAr- "The new main entry will be on and as a result of higher education amendments passed by Congress the next buildings in a series of after several contractors have thur said. In addition, graduate the west side, creating a focal older University buildings being completed their bids and the in July, more students are able to qualify for loans. The first change and faculty offices will be in the point to the entrance and build- in the federal loan program is the name of the federal loan program, renovated, according to Bob University administration has ing," McArthur said. north side, he said. according to Conrad McRoberts, University director of Financial Martin, vice president for opera- approved of the contractor, he Some of the old stairs and Eppler Center will undergo Aid. For several years students identified with the Guaranteed Stu- tions. said. exits, including the south exit, minor repairs and have two new dent Loan Program, which offered the Stafford Loan, Parent Loan for "We're taking the whole inside Eppler South was closed in sections added to It by April 1994, will be closed or changed to of the building out and rebuilding February to prepare for the first Undergraduate Students and the Supplemental Loan for Students, Martin said. emergency exits, he said. McRoberts said. it," Martin said. phase of the project, which will The entire complex will be "During the time [construction As a result of the reauthorization of the higher education act, the Reconstruction of the complex, include a renovated gymnasium on] Eppler South is finished and handicapped accessible and will which was built in about 1938, as well as new motor perform- programs are now referred to as the Federal Family Education Loan Eppler North begins, work will also have a new sewer system, Program. Under the FFELP umbrella, McRoberts said the PLUS and has been in the planning stages ance labs, an athletic training be done on the center section," McArthur said. Windows, roofing SLIS loans are still available. for about 10 years, Martin said. room, offices and classrooms, McArthur said. "This is the con- and flooring will also be replaced There are also now two Stafford loans - a subsidized and unsubsi- Williams, Shatzel and Hayes according to Jim McArthur, as- tinuous, ongoing part of the throughout most of the building. dized loan, he said. The two loans are similar except that with the un- subsidized loan, the student pays the interest his or herself while he or she is in school. The unsubsidized loan is similar to the subsidized loan except that Service Role of GSS will expand with the unsubsidized loan, the student pays the interest while in school, or allows it to be capitalized in which "what you are ulti- Newly elected president wants to help students more mately doing is paying interest on interest," McRoberts said. sorority A person can receive both the subsidized and unsubsidized loan but he or she cannot receive the same amount of both, according to Reva byJenlBond are constantly worrying about money," he said. Walker, assistant director of financial aid. student government reporter If a student already has a subsidized loan, he or she will receive the sponsors "I think GSS can be GSS senator Ted Eaton said maximum amount allowed after subtracting the amount of the subsi- Trivedi has a lot of good ideas. effective in making dized loan, McRoberts said. "I liked a lot of what he said," Graduate Student Senate is "They can borrow from both programs but they cannot go over the positive changes in Eaton said. "I expect the execu- yard sale more than just a place where or- loan limit," Walker said. ganization* can go to request graduate life on tive council and [Trivedi] will get "We expect we're going to see a lot of students getting both the by Lawrence Hannan funding. According to newly along and do what is best for campus. In the past, we subsidized and unsubsidized loan," McRoberts said. In addition, volunteer writer elected GSS President Anupam graduate students." McRoberts said a student can only receive an Unsubsidized Stafford Trivedi, the organization's main had been dealing with Trivedi, 22, is pursuing his loan if they have applied for the subsidized loan first. purpose is to serve the graduate certain issues not really master's in business. He com- Another major change in the availability of loans as a result of The first Trash and student population. pleted his undergraduate work in reauthorization is that students will see an increased amount of Treasures Garage Sale, "I think GSS can be effective in relevant to us. People New Delhi, India. Trivedi grew sponsored by service soror- making positive changes in FFELP loans available, McRoberts said. only thought of us when up in India and said he would like One of the reasons for this, McRoberts said, is because the levels of ity Omega Phi Alpha, will graduate life on campus," he to return after completing his lending have increased for the 1993-94 academic year. offer students the chance to said. "In the past, we had been they wanted money." masters and getting some job ex- For example, McRoberts said currently a sophomore can borrow get great bargains while dealing with certain issues not Anupam Trivedi, GSS perience. $2,625 per year using the subsidized Stafford Loan. However, next contributing to a worthy really relevant to us. People only president year a sophomore will be able to borrow $3,500 per year. cause today and tomorrow. thought of us when they wanted GSS senator Jack Zibluk said The sale, which sorority money." Undergraduate students can begin receiving the first disperse- Trivedi can not be effective ments of these loans after July 1,1993, Walker said. However, some members hope will raise Trivedi said the role of GSS has graduate students will be two without the support of the gradu- students who may be going to summer school and want the increased about $300 to fund future been misinterpreted. major issues. ate student community. service projects, will take "We are not just guardians of loan may not be able to receive it, she added. Graduate students need to "Anupam needs people around "If the dispersement occurs before July 1, they don't get the new place at the University funds," he said. "Within our own have more funding available so him and there is very little sup- Forum, located in the Stu- amount," McRoberts said. "If you want the additional amount [for right we can do quite a lot." they can concentrate on their port in the departments to be- dent Services Building. Trivedi said he will focus on summer school], you will have to apply for a new loan application studies rather than money, ac- come involved," he said. "It is an shortly after July 1." Hours are from noon to 6 several issues during his term. cording to Trivedi. uphill battle no matter who is Students will also see an increase in the amount of funding availa- p.m. Thursday and 9 am. to Day care and more funding for "Students can't study if they [president]." 6 p.m. Friday. ble because the federal government recognizes that the cost of edu- "The clothing will, for the cation continues to increase, McRoberts said. most part, be sold for be- Siberia Because of the current state of the economy, McRoberts said many tween $1 and $2. The books Continued from page one. students will see increased levels of unmet need. However, because will go for around 25 cents, of the changes in reauthorization, students will see an increase in el- and furniture such as cou- Another factor that set the two The underground tank that ex- igibility for loans. ches, tables and chairs will accidents apart was the more ploded Tuesday morning con- "There are going to be students who were eligible in the past who go for somewhere between open reporting of Tuesday's ex- tained about 700 cubic feet of will have more eligibility in the future and there are students who $30 and $50," said Omega plosion by Russian officials. The uranium and liquid wastes. were not eligible in the past who may now be eligible," McRoberts Phi Alpha member Kerry Soviet Union made no announ- Kaurov said the explosion oc- said. Spiezio, who is coordinating cement of the Chernobyl disaster curred when nitric acid was add- A student's eligibility may increase because their home assets are the sale. for two days, until Scandinavian ed as a cleanser. /^MRapid no longer considered, he said. Whatever Omega Phi Al- countries detected the radiation. The explosion tore off a con- ingestion of alcohol In addition, the simple needs test, which determines a student's el- pha is unable to sell will be Monitoring stations in Scan- crete slab covering the stainless can result in illness, igibility, has expanded, Walker said. In the past, if a student and par- donated to the Salvation dinavia and western Europe on steel tank and short-circuited the ent had a combined earned income of $20,000, they qualified for the Army. Wednesday reported no in- plant's electrical system, causing coma or simple needs test. Now, the income limit has increased to about The sorority is encourag- creased radioactivity in the at- a fire that was extinguished in death. f $50,000, she said. ing students and other mosphere. about IS minutes. "Basically what the simple needs test [means] is that you do not members of the community "The radioactive spill is too Greenpeace said it was told by have to report assets," Walker said. to give what they can to the limited and too small to the State Emergency Committee "More students are going to qualify under the simple needs test, sale, which will become an measure," said Sven Carlsson, a that both uranium and pluto- ^+++++++»/i/* which eliminates any consideration of assets," McRoberts said. annual event. spokesman for the Swedish minum salts were released into "The community and Radiation Protection Institute. the atmosphere. campus are welcome to do- World Student Association presents nate items to be sold at the garage sale." Omega Phi !A CuCturaC Cottaae $ # Alpha member Brenda Winthrop Terrace North can g Aprill2-17,1993 Scalzitti said. "We'd greatly $ Look for our upcoming events! 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CINCINNATI - The head of Worshippers will not light their COLUMBUS -- A cut in the special education section of the the Roman Catholic archdiocese people are using, loose candles if the judge does not lift in strike state's budget would mean less money for teachers, therapists in southwest Ohio says a ban clothing, there could be the ban, George said. and others who work with handicapped children, a state educa- against handheld candles in The ban is part of Hamilton The Associated Press tion official said. churches violates religious free- a fire. You're 18 inches County's Unified Fire Code. Not About $10 million was cut from special education and pres- dom. Some worshippers say the all communities enforce the or- apart and you've got an DAYTON -- The school chool special education, while $12 million was taken from the ordinance is just silly. dinance, but Anderson Township board is considering letting $100 million in lottery profits that were designated for special "It's absolutely ridiculous, open flame. That's not imposes a $25 fine for violations. don't you think?" said Roslyn community leaders mediate education. very much space for an a teachers' strike that en- "It will have a big impact," said John Hemer, special educa- Kenny, who sometimes attends open flame." "With hair spray that people ters its third week Thurs- tion director for the state education department. "Either special Immaculate Heart of Mary, a su- are using, loose clothing, there education services will be reduced or local districts will be burban church involved in a law- Dave Dreyer, Anderson could be a fire," township Fire day. Board members indi- squeezed even tighter, and those are not good options at all." suit against the ban. township fire marshall Marshal Dave Dreyer said. cated they were receptive "What's next?" Kenny, of An- "You're 18 inches apart and to the idea, but wanted to The $1.08 billion allocated for special education in the House derson Township, said Wednes- you've got an open flame. That's look into it further, Jill budget represents a $40 million increase over the appropriation day in an interview at a mall near Pleas Judge J. Howard Sunder- not very much space for an open Moberley, spokeswoman for the current two-year fiscal period, which ends July 1, Her- the church. "What if there's a mann Jr. scheduled arguments flame." ner said. thunderstorm and the lights go Thursday. for the Dayton Board of Rep. Wayne M. Jones, chairman of the House Finance Com- out? Is there going to be a knock Pilarczyk requested a quick The lawsuit was filed after the Education, said Wednesday. mittee's education section, said the Ohio House cut $22 million on the door from the fire police ruling because Immaculate county Board of Appeals for the The Dayton Education from the governor's proposed budget for special education be- because you light a candle?" Heart plans to use handheld can- Unified Fire Code affirmed Association, which repre- cause of a misunderstanding. Church member Margaret dles in an Easter vigil Saturday Dreyer's decision. He said lawmakers thought the $22 million for primary, sec- McCabe, 73, of Anderson, said it night. During the last two Christmas sents the school district's ondary and preschool special education workers was extra would be a shame to snuff out an seasons, Dreyer appealed to the 1,900 teachers, has asked money that wouldn't be spent during the two-year budget cycle. Easter tradition. The ordinance "violates the 21 churches in the suburb to re- two officials who helped re- "I don't think there's any free exercise [of religion] clause frain from using such candles. solve a 1978 teachers' "There was no intent at all to cut special education funding," reason for not having them [the of the First Amendment of the strike to help settle this he said. He said the money can be restored in the House-passed candles]. We've always had Constitution," Pilarczyk wrote in He said there has been at least one. The union asked Sinclair budget either by the Senate or during negotiations with the them," she said. the lawsuit, filed Tuesday. one fire in a Hamilton County Community College Presi- House over a final budget. Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk is church caused by candles. He suing the township fire marshal Archdiocese spokesman Ray declined to give details, citing dent David Ponitz and over the ban on behalf of Immac- George said the candles are im- the pending court case. The ban Montgomery County Dem- ulate Heart, the only Catholic portant to the Easter vigil be- does not affect the large Easter ocratic Party Chairman Joe church in the eastside suburb. cause the flames represent the candle or other candles on the al- Shump to form a communi- HOWARDS club H M Hamilton County Common resurrection of Jesus Christ. tars. ty panel aimed at resolving 210 N. Main 352-9951 " 5 the dispute. Ponitz and Shump, both Trash members of a local labor- CHOICE APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Continued from page One. management group, said they would become in- Efficiencies Summer Rates "I just hope people don't think volved only if the school 1 Bedroom 9 1/2 mo. lease we are taking our trash bags for board also requested their 2 Bedrooms 12 mo. lease a walk," Skinner said. help. jj Thursday April 8th JSSl Jj Not all of the Trash Walkers were members of VIP. Andy Moberley said no new ne- Freeman, freshman biological gotiations between the two science major, said he vol- sides have been scheduled unteered for the Trash Walk be- The school board's latest $ Pool • Pin Ball • Air Hockey MBW\ cause he thinks it is important contract offer would give for people to keep the environ- teachers three raises by ment clean. September 1994: a 2 per- cent increase retroactive to "When you do something like Jan. 1; 4 percent on Sept. 1; this you realize how dirty cam- and 4 percent on Sept. 1, pus really is," Freeman said. 1994.
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Vergina fly outside U.N. head- hijack airliner UNITED NATIONS - Mace- Macedonia by name, referring to quarters. donia was approved for U.N. ad- it only as "the state whose appli- Under the agreement between The Associated Press to Taiwan, in 1988, resulted in mission by the Security Council cation is contained in document Greece and Macedonia, an arbi- That means that for the first suspended sentences. on Wednesday after months of s-25147," and "the state con- tration committee will decide the time ever, a country would be Government spokesman haggling with Greece over the cerned." new name and other disputes admitted to the United Nations TAIPEI, Taiwan - A domes- Jason Hu said the two hijack- The council president. Ambas- symbolism of the former Yugos- within two months. but would not have a flag-raising tic Chinese airliner carrying ers gave Taiwanese au- sador Jamsheed Marker of Pa- lav republic's name and flag. ceremony in front of U.N. Head- 198 people was hijacked on thorities a statement that kistan, did utter the "M-word" in In Athens, Greek Foreign Min- quarters. the way to Taiwan by two condemned the Communist One argument between Greece a brief statement explaining that ister Michalis Papaconstantinou But Macedonia's admission men who smuggled handguns government in China. and Macedonia has roots going the name "The Former Yugoslav said: "I consider this a satisfac- would end its legal and diplo- on board in a box of candies The hijackers were identi- back 2,400 years: who has the Republic of Macedonia" did not tory development, and from now matic limbo and resolve the stat- Tuesday. The hijackers sur- fied as Liu Bao-cai, 23, a sea- right to claim Alexander the imply an ongoing connection to on negotiations will begin which, us of all six former Yugoslav re- rendered without incident food salesman, and Huang Great's emblem as its national Yugoslavia or the right to use the I never hid, will be difficult." publics. after requesting political asy- Shu-gang, 29, an employee of heritage. name "Macedonia." The latest delay to U.N. admis- lum, officials said. a state-run steel company, Greece also claims the name sion was Macedonia's adoption Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia- No one was hurt in the hi- both from Hebei province in Macedonia is part of its heritage The unanimous vote by the 15 last year of a flag that included Herzegovina were admitted last jacking from Shenzhen, a northern China council members sends the ap- and implies territorial designs on the 16-rayed Star of Vergina, year as independent nations. special economic zone near Liu expressed surprise they the northern Greek province of plication to the General Assem- symbol of the Macedonian dynas- Serbia and its small ally, Mon- Hong Kong. After several could face punishment, say- the same name. bly, where it must be approved ty of the 4th century B.C. Greek tenegro, united to become the hours' delay in Taipei, the ing: "We did not know anti- by two-thirds of its 170 members. warrior-king Alexander the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, passengers and crew contin- Communist hijackers would Under a compromise worked Passage is expected when the as- Great. replacing the former Socialist ued on to the original des- be sentenced." out with Greece, the new country sembly meets Thursday. Greece accused Macedonia of Yugoslavia. tination, Beijing. In Beijing, Wang Leiyu of was admitted with the cumber- expropriating a national symbol The hijackers will be pros- the Civil Aviation Adminis- some provisional name "The Some delicate issues remain, and said the move was further Last fall, the General Assem- ecuted in Taiwan, said Huang tration of China demanded Former Yugoslav Province of however. evidence of Macedonian designs bly stripped Yugoslavia of its Huei-ho, deputy director of the hijackers' return. Macedonia." Negotiators will U.N. officials don't know on Greek lands. U.N. membership as punishment Taiwan's Civil Aeronautics Two Poles and an Indone- choose a new name later. where Macedonia would be for Serb aggression in neighbor- Administration. sian were among the 185 pas- But Greece withdrew its objec- To avoid offending Greece dur- seated in the General Assembly's ing Bosnia. Yugoslavia may "We are against violence ... sengers and 13 crew on the ing the meeting, the Security alphabetical seating plan - tion to Macedonia's U.N. admis- reapply for membership. and the hijackers will be dealt China Southern Airlines Boe- with according to law," ing 757. Huang said. The hijackers told in- Under Taiwan law, hijack- vestigators they were able to 'Peace '93' works for Irish peace ers could face the death pen- carry off the hijacking by alty. But the only other hi- mixing the weapons into a box by Shawn Pogatchnlk stand up and be counted," said Susan It was an embarrassing predicament for jacking of a Chinese airliner that had toy weapons. The Associated Press McHugh, 37, of Dublin, who leads Peace '93. Peace '93 organizers, and illustrated the pit- At a prayer service Wednesday at the falls of promoting peace when there are so bombing site on Bridge Street, the Rev. Ste- many victims and points of view. 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Byrne 419- 257-3084 531-1311 Thursday, April 8 -FINALS ARE AROUND THE CORNERl- 7-9 p.m. ©UPTOWN Sports page 6 The BG News April 8,1993 Softball downs new Cardinals white by Mike Kazimore Rachel Highfill stepped up to preserve the lead. After a suc- dinals as BG was unable to score doubleheader as they powered sports writer the plate next and promptly dril- cessful sacrifice bunt moved in their half of the eighth their way to a 6-0 victory. becomes led a two- out double up the right Streb to third Wolf bore down Then, in the bottom of the Jennifer Wolf pitched five center-field gap which easily and was able to retire Julie ninth, the Falcons were able to scoreless innings in the nightcap The Ball State Cardinals have a scored Clay. The Inning quickly Schley on a called third strike. pull out the win. Karen Brown striking out seven while only new coaching staff, a new ended when Highfill was gunned However, while pitching to the lead off the inning with a tower yielding two hits. She picked up a Packer system, and a new winning atti- out at third while trying to next BSU batter Wolf suffered a ing double that hit high off of the her second win of the day and her tude. stretch her double into a triple. minor lapse of concentration as left field fence, just missing a third of the season. Mountjoy The Associated Press Unfortunately for them, Bowl- In the top half of the fifth in- she uncorcked a wild pitch which homerun. The next Falcon batter, pitched a scoreless final two in- ing Green's team handed the ning Ball State mounted a minor allowed the Cardinals to pull Dena Romstadt, was intentional- nings to preserve the shutout. GREEN BAY, Wis. - Reggie Cards the same old results - los- threat when Michelle McCorkle even at 1-1. ly walked to set up a force play. Hudson provided all the White is a Packer. So what if on ses. was able to battle Falcon pitcher The Falcon's Dena Romstadt This strategy worked to Ball offense that the Falcons would the day he announced his de- The women's Softball team im- Lisa Mountjoy for a two-out walk. led off the bottom of the seventh Slates advantage as BG blew an- need in the second inning when cision there was a state re- proved their record to 6-5 this McCorkle, one of the faster with an infield single when she other sacrifice bunt attempt she slammed a two run homerun ferendum on gambling, a senate season as they defeated Ball players in the MAC, then stole legged out a ground ball to short. when Askins failed to advance over the left field fence. election, a Brewers baseball State twice ~ 2-1 and 6-0 - in second base, easily beating the However, once again BG botched Brown to third base. Then when After the game the modest opener and a rare Bucks victory Tuesday's home opener at the throw, to get herself into scoring a sacrifice bunt attempt and Hudson followed with a lazy fly Hudson didn't have much to say over Michael and the Bulls? BGSU Softball Field. position. were unable to put a runner into ball out to left field it looked like about her blast. "All I can say is "Packer green gets White," Angie Puyear followed with a scoring position. BSU's Schrader the Falcons were going to let an- that we won," said Hudson. "We proclaimed the Milwaukee Sen- The two victories also increase ground ball smash to the hole at retired the next three batters and other good scoring opportunity don't want anybody to come on to tinel in a top-of-the page story the Falcon's Mid-American Con- short. BG's Tricia Askins was the game moved into extra in- slip away. our field and beat us, especially Wednesday morning. ference record to a perfect 4-0, able to get to the ball but fired it nings. Sophomore catcher Kathy Hol- not at our home opener." White's rich and he's also the which leaves them comfortably low to first base. Fortunately for Ball State almost grabbed the land then stepped up to the plate In the fifth inning the Falcons big news in the dairy state. He perched atop the league stand- BG, senior Julie Hudson was able lead and for that matter the game and blooped a short fly ball into added some insurance runs as might have expected as much ings. All four MAC wins this year to dig the ball out of the dirt to in the top half of the eighth in- center field that just eluded the they pounded out five straight after an earlier visit here during have come at the expense of the record the third out as well as ning. However, a huge mental er- grasp of a diving BSU player. hits which plated four runs his 37-day sampling of the NFL Cardinals who now stand at 11-7 preserve the Falcons slim 1-0 ror prevented this from happen- Romstadt, running on contact Brown and Romstadt ended the and its cities, one that ended overall and 2-4 in the conference. lead. ing. With one out and Cardinals with two outs was easily able to barrage by bashing back to back Tuesday when he decided to join The first game started out Kim Ecanbarger on third and leg it home with the winning run. doubles. Brown's was good for the Packers. slowly as each team struggled to Ball State's Shelley Streb be- Schley on second, BSU's After the game head coach two RBI's while Romstadt's gan the top half of the sixth in- "It was interesting when I generate any kind of offensive Schrader sent a screaming line Jacquie Joseph expressed her brought in Brown. came to visit here the first time. attack against the other. ning by sending a shallow fly ball drive up the left center field gap displeasure with the teams ina- to right field. Falcon right fielder I'd never been the lead story on that looked like it was going to bility to advance runners via the After the game Joseph was the news before," he said. However, the Falcons were Kopchak broke in on the ball but fall in for a hit. However, Falcon sacrifice bunt. "So far this year elated with the fact that BG able to break through for a run in was unable to handle the ball White was the hot topic left fielder Jenny Leis got a good we have been unable to execute started to show signs of breaking Wednesday, beginning with his the bottom of the third inning. cleanly it as it glanced off of her jump on the ball and was able to our bunting game and it is one of out of their season-long batting Junior outfielder Missy Clay glove for a two-base error. first cup of coffee. A big, friend- haul it in with a nice running my biggest concerns," said slump which had put them last in ly man who is an ordained minis- drew a one-out walk against Car- BG's head coach Jacquie catch. Joseph, "when we start playing the MAC with a minuscule .181 dinal pitcher Melissa Schrader, Joseph, sensing that Mountjoy ter, White promises to take some the really good teams in the con- team batting average. "I think of his wealth ~ four years at $17 and was quickly advanced to sec- was tiring, then made a pitching Leis then alertly fired the ball ference the inability to move a that we have trmendous ond base on a nifty sacrifice bunt change as freshman Jennifer back into second base in time to million - and make it work in the runner over is really going to offensive potential and I don't inner cities of Milwaukee and by Koleen Kopchak. Wolf was called upon to try and double up Schley who had been hurt us. think that we really showed it running at the crack of the bat - Philadelphia, where he used to "However, the good thing is this year until that second play. also thinking that the ball would that despite the defensive mis- game," said Joseph. drop in safely for a hit. If Schey What he did Wednesday before cues and the missed bunts we returning to his home in Tennes- hadn't been doubled up, Ecan- Overall, Joseph was pleased were still able to find a way to see was make a stop that has be- University Union bargar, the runner on third, win. We were able to cover up for with the teams performance, es- would have easily been able to pecially the pitching of Wolf and come obligatory for all those who « each other which I think is very visit Green Bay - he went to the tag up and score from third to important." Mountjoy. "I thought that Wolf Packers Hall of Fame. It's the Thursday give Ball State the lead. 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, (Al tat* (!•"» Inventory Management Mia or Match! W-MJ,„CI S3,gg^> nK nK4> nx* riK From the Egde of the Deep Greek Sea... 309 HIGH It's Greek Week f93 LET US WORRY ABOUT THE HIGH COST OF HEAT! • Close to campus Calendar of Events • Large two bedroom apartments 'April 19, 9:15 p.m. • Furnished and unfurnished o <^C? All Greek Meeting (Lenhart Grand Ballroom) • Laundry facility in building April 20, • FREE heat, water, sewer Wear Your Greek Letters ^ Q • 9 and 12 month leases available • Each apartment has extra storage closet in hall April 21, 9:00 p.m. • New paddle fans in #2,3,4,8 Variety Show (Lenhart Grand Ballroom) April 22, 8:00 p.m. Spring Awards Night (Lenhart Grand Ballroom) April 23, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. NEWIPVE All Greek Tea (Basement of Moseley Hall) Rentals Get Psyched for Greek Week '93 328 S. Main (our only office) 352-5620 t page 8 The BG News April 8,1993 ' Kappa * Kappa * Kappa' Sigma Kappa - HI Shawn - Sigma Kappa COUNSELOR/STAFF FOR 1 or apt. in house. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE CAMPUS EVENTS Congratulations Brooke Petrucco lor being se- I cant wait till tonight don't you see. CAMP COBBOSSEE 1/2 block from campus. 319 E. Wooster (across from Taco Bell) lected as the new Sigma Phi Epaaon Sweeth You'll be pan of the bast family. Summer positions available lor general coun- Deposit paid Pets OK. 354-2260 eartl You've been given duet all week, selors A specialists, at compeoQve boys's Avail Aug 93- 1 yr lease HOUSES FOR RENT KKG • KKG * KKG ■ KKG • KKG About your big you'll toon meet. sports camp in Maine. Must have strong skills $32S/month * utri. May 16,1993 noon to May 7,1994 noon "Attention' The Sisters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma would Get excited cause I am loo. and ability to instruct, coach, or assist in one or Please call 354-4801 for more info 701 Fifth-4 bdrm limit 4 people. The ACSSA Spring Banquet late to congratulate Sharon Seilert on her re- Just remember that I love you! more of the tallowing: baseball, tennis, basket- 722 1/2 Elm-1 bdrm. limit 1 person. has been postponed unol cent engagement to Beta Theta Pi alum. Dave Sigma Kappa love. ball, soccer, hockey, lacrosse, archery, nfiery, 219E Evers-1 bdrm limit2people Thursday. April 16 12 monih leases starting May 15,1993 Gagner Your Big arts A crafts, martial arts. English horseback 202 Lehman f B-1 bdrm. limit 2 people al Si. Thomas Mora - 5:00pm 424 1/2 S. Summit emC.-$i90 ♦ UDl Congratulations to our riding A all water-front activities including 140 1/2 Manville-2 bdrm. hmitS. Con is WOO 605 Fifth Apt B-2 Br $310 00 A Util. Officers ot the Week Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa swimming (WSI). sailing, waterskimg. wind- 722 Eighth St 3brdm limit 3 people 609 Fifth St. - 2 Br. House-$440 & UDl. Jen Reed til Mary surfing, scuba. Located on beautiful lake m 117 Georgia-4 bdrm. limit 3 people. A CULTURAL COLLAGE Steve Smith-352-8917 The World Student Association MC.Tirtava Roses are red Central Maine, near Boston, excellent facilities. 830 Scon Hammon-3 bdrm fcmit 5 presents a week full oi culture. Congratulation* to our Violets are blue top salaries, room/board/laundry, travel al- 715 Second-3 bdrm. limit 3 people. Look tor more details next week all around Sister ol the Week My little is awesome lowance CaB or write: Steve Rubin. 10 Silver 2 bdrm. house. A/C. 1 car garage Avail 7-1 1 232 Lehman-3 bdrm duplex. Family or 3. campus. Don't torget about the kitemaDonal Karen Janoa And your big loves youl mine Dr., S. Salem. NY 10590.914-533 6104 year lease Call 353-6982 and leave message dinner April 12th Questions call 372-2249. Kappa' Beta * Kappa Get excited for tonight -1 ami CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING tarr Seep Beta, breathe Beta, think Beta... Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa Large 1 bdrm apt Close to downtown. $320 $2.000./month - world travel (Hawaii. Mex- AMERICAN WOMEN ARE BEING Wewiilwin'n 2-3 Females needed lo sublease for the sum- includes u Oh ties 353-2823. STERILIZED AGAINST THEIR WILL! Spring Special'" ico, the Caribbean, etc ) Holiday, Summer and mer. Close to campus and a (air price. Call L earn more Hear Chnstine Link. " T-Stwt Sale in Union Oval " Free Makeovera and discounts on Career employment available. No experience 352-0470 Needed i -2 males to sublease Irg. 2 bdrm, 2 April 8t".8pn\Kobac«e' plus other poaDcalfy correct stutt' Mary Kay producta necessary For employment program call bat), (urn A/C apt. tor Summer. Will share Thurs . Aprita Fn .Apnl9 1-206-634-0468 ext C5S44 Call Snarl 053-2413. 2-3 suWeasers needed for fully furnished place apL w 1 current male occupant. Rent $207 50 Be a part of the Cultural Con age' - share of elect. 353-5207. E xperience the food, entertainment, and music Anyone who wltneesed the artarcation Support Group. If you've released your baby Customer Sales/Service directly across from campus $650 00 from ol other cultures - The World Student Asscoa at Howards Club H on Sal. April 3rd, lor adoption, or are considering doing so and Summer Work 5/15 to 6/15 353-5128. ask tor Joan or NEW house available in Fall. Don presents their annual International Dinner PLEASE CALL 382-31 »S need some support, jom us Wed. nights at $825 and up. Stan PT/FT and may connne Chris ta. 12 mo. lease - 3 people only. 10-40 hrsAvk. Flex, schedule around classes Call 353-1731. Saturday. April 17th, 7 00pm. Tickets on sale Black Onyi 7p m Call 354 4673 'or location. 3 houses, close to campus. 2 available sum now in the Union April 5th-9m between Start at entry level w/ career advancement win be at Gamer*. 893 S Main Take a break and challenge yourself up in the meronly I fall 2.3.4 people Call 353-1731. Now leasing 1,2, ft 3 bedroom apartments and 9em-5pm Tickets are $ 6.00 so buy yours to- available No door-to-door or telemarketing No Thurs.. Fn and Sat. 1 houses for Fall '93 Yes. we do allow pets' trees at a ropes course w UAO April 18. 7 am exp. needed. College scholarships awarded Apertment Prtcee Lowered! day' 3548800 BRIDGET OWYER: ■ 3 pm for only $5* S>gn up until April 14 m the Interview at main office and work Locally. Appli- Carty Rentals * 352-7365 Don't Just Read About History. Live It Your Big is a mystery UAO office Donlmiss tfiisopoortunityi cation info -419-866-1726 Very cloee lo campus Society ot Creative Anachronism Soon to be revealed Thursday • Lasagna $2 25 with ad 5-9 pm. Office located 316 E. Merry 8310-5. R.E. Management 242 Memorial Hall. 7:30 Thursday Come out to our Carnival Dependable, enthusiastic employees for Ice Inside only. $1 for salad Cream Parlor or golf cart rental inPut-ln-Bay. (Dragons need not apply) And we'll make you a dealt "Qualify Off-Campus Housing" Campus Polly eyes - 440 E. Court 40-50 hrs/week. Good pay. bonus, housing 113 Railroad St. FORCED STERILIZATION Your family is large available Enjoy island life and a great summer APARTMENTS 1 (next to Kmko's) HAPPENS IN AMERICA As you shall tee. WE NEED BLOOO! job Contact Sally Stevens at (419)884-1927. 601 THIRD - 352-9302 Learn more Hear Chnstine Link. The "power we hold 2617 Route 97. Lexington. OH 44904. Grads 12 month lease WENEEDBLOOOI Stop m tor a complete Kobacker Apnl 8tn. 8 pm Is kind ot tunny to met 704FIFTH America is in an on-going blood shortage' EASY ASSEMBLY any hours. $339 84 week. Summer ft Fall Housing List' Love. Your Big I?I o., 12 mo, ft summer leases Non-Tradi tonal Student Association invites all Give the Gift of Lite at family of 3 earns $4417.92 monthly SIGMA KAPPA 710SEVENTH non-traditional students to the neat meeting THE BGSU BLOOOUOBILE FREEInformatton-24 Hour Hotline. BIG LITTLE CARNIVAL Apnl l2-16atNE Commons 12 month leases Thursday. Apnl 8 at 1030am. in the Off- 801 -379-2900 Copyright f OH029452. 352 3445 Special Spring Rates Campus Student Center Can! make N to He 10:30am - 4 30pm every day Help wanted Part-time dishwasher nights and 1 Waik-ms welcome I meeting? Stop in at the Office 11 PC Moseiey Congrats Sunburn, jellyfish. Spnng semester leases Appointments call 352-4575 weekends only Must be here at least through parses One week without sleep Apartments • Clean, spacious, 2 bdrm. fum. OyezlOyez' August Apply at Days Inn 1550 E. Wooster w/dlshwasher. Most utilities paid Call SHARE IT! SCAgenOes Ask for Ed. 354-0401 or 823^0) 5 for mfp 2 blocks away. pool, clubhouse meeting in Memorial Hall March 29 thru Apnl 9.93 Looking for a summer job7 6 pm tonight FREE DOUBLE PRINTS Carty Rentals * 352 7365 Village Green Apartments WANTED Want to make $5,000 to $6,000? student officer eiecoons will be held. The Picture Place 2 and 6 bdrm apts 93-94 school year 354-3533 Also, officer's meeting. in the Student Union If you are 25 years or older, you can live and 9ft 12 mo leases available. work in the hottest resort on the North Coast • Yf servant, Babe tie Fnse Mountain Bike Drawing Reasonable Summer rales avail, also 2 female roommates needed for 03-94 school Putin-Bay. Call (419) 693-4639 between 1-5 Office located at 318 E. Merry #3 SPRING SALE Omega Phi Alpha's Forum Sale yr Winthop Terrace 2 bed 2 bath pm, Tuesdays through Thursdays. Hours. 10-5 Call lor info or appt. Trash and Treasures Garage Sale Delia Gamma ■ Mortar Board • Delta Gamma $i38 75/mo UDl included Prefer non-smok- $25 off per mon th The Sisters ofDelte Gamma would like to con- Now hiring bartenders A waitresses. Will train Merchandise drop off today from 9-6 ing, serous student friendly Karen 354-3502 2 bedroom/1 bath apts Must be 21 Dependable Apply in person Sale starts today •-Noon til 6 pm. gratulate Danielle Ferguaon and Wendy Carry Rentals' 352-7365 Wmrhrop Terrace North Gamers. 893 S Main Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from 9-Noon Thompson on receiving their acceptance m 1 subleaaer lor house on Gypsy Lane. Single rooms lor rent offer good thru April 10 Mortar Board $137 50/month • util. Own room. Avail, imme- See you at the University Bookstore Forumt Pan ft full- time lawn maintenance Starting at $l9o/mo ind all uM "call for details Alto, congratulations again D Danielle Fergu- diately until end of August. Call (614) Knickerbocker Lawns. Spnng/Summer. Wtnthrop Terrace Racially Mixed Group Meets on Thurs April 6. aon for being awarded the 1993 Founder's 656-3647. Call 352 5822 352-9135 114 Education, at 7pm - "Diverse, Unified. Oay Scholarship Your honors are greatly 1-2 summer sub-easers needed lor 2 bdrm Proud" - Co-sponsored by The Canbbean As- praised by your Siatert. LITBt FALL/SUMMER RENTALS sociation house $125 . utii Call Barb. 354-8676 after 5 Georgetown Manor - 800 Third St Fred Attasre and Judy Garland star m the holi- The BO Newa 352-4966 SPRING SALE Small Preee Editor* Panel Dlecueaton day classic "Easter Parade" - tr»s Thursday at needs an expenenced typist/proofreader $25 oil per mon ti Saturday. Apnl 10,5-7 pm 9 pm m the Gish Film Theater. Admittion is 1 3 subleasers for May July of *93 to typeset classified advertising Excellent location, fully furnished. ' bedroom/1 bath apts. Prout Hall Main Lounge 2bdrm apt withA/C tree Sponsored by UAO. Must be avail 1 iam-2pm M.W.F start Fall air conditioned, competitive rates Summit Terrace Apts. FREE and OPEN to the PUBLIC Call Audra or Jeanine al 354-8368 Ginger Rogers is making waves lor Clifton •' ■ REQUIREMENTS • • • Check us out before you rent. offer good thru Apnl 10 Mid-Am Review, Liminal, Vinyl Elephant, Bone Webb m the comedy "Dreamboat" - this Computer experience-Accurate A Speedy Call 352 4966 'call tor details Marrow Review. Mernmack Books, Paper, Thursday at 7 pm m the Gith Film Theater 2 female Christian roommates for 93-94 school Proficient Speller A Proofreader Wtnthrop Terrace Glimpses. More year, low rent Call ShenorTnoaat353 2413 352-9135 AQiiission slree Sponsored by UAO Apply at Student Employment Fox Run Apts. New, spacious, fum . close to Student Environmental Action Coalition campus 2 bdrm., 4 person apt. Avail. Aug. GREGWURGLER 2 rooms avail, in house for summer. Close to presents Rick Sahlie ol the L h o Environmental 1993 through May 1994. Call Chad 352 2651 Sublease 1 bedroom apartment. Available ON THAT 'FATEFUL NIGHT' campus $135/monih Call Toddal 354-4754 Want sales experience before you graduate? Council talking about Envirosafe and Hazard- now. Negotiable rent. Great for couples. Pea AT UPTOWN WE MET Come join The BG News Sales Staff. Furnished house 1 block trom campus 1 -2 fe- ous Waaie Disposal 2 subleasers needed for 2 bedroom apartment allowed 353-2416. DEANNA INTRODUCED US (THANKS Enjoy a flexible work schedule, opportunities April Mat 8pm at University Courts - 1 block from campus. males needed for summer Reasonable rent BABE I) for advancement, lots of money, resume mate- Call Deb or Lon at 352-8720 Sublease 2 bdrm. house. Start June 1st. $395 1007 BAA Own bedroom Air conditioning available. May MY NUMBER YOU DID GET rial Call 372-2606 for details or stop by 214 plus uDl. Washer/dryer hook-up plus kitchen through August Only pay electric. $395 for Houses and Tn-plex. 1 or 2 blocks trom cam- TIME HAS FLOWN West Hall for an appl-caton. appliances Big yard. Outbuilding for storage. summer per person Call 353-4026. ask for pus ft close to downtown Parking avail. SIX MONTHS THIS WEEK 2 blocks trom campus. 308 N. Enterprise. LOST& FOUND Margaret or Natalie Workers needed to remove lofts. Apnl 29, 9 354-1790 JUST WANTED TO SAY I LOVE YOUl Glass/screened-m front porch. Call Kim at Female non-smoking roommate for 93-94 am-6 pm April 30, 9 am - 5 pm. $57hour. Call (GOO.I'MAGEEKI) (216)650-6653. Houses lor Rent 354-7780. LOVE, YOUH PUPPY school year (own room). Must be neat & friend- 12 mo. leases - May or Aug. ly Call (liz) 353-8910, Summer Storage Unfla Available LOST: A men's gold and silver Pulsar watch Tenant pays utilities • 1 mo. dep Have you ever been stopped or tested for dnv- Many sizes Why haul it home? with msapoon on back Probably lost in Over- Female subleaser for Summer "93. Great 734 Elm.. 4 bdrm.. 2 bath. $700/Aug ing under the influence? What happens? What FOR SALE Call 352-1520 - Buckeye Sell Storage man Hall. EXTREME sentmental value - Re- house with washer and dryer. Own room. 316 Ridge. 2 bdrm . $440/May. ward'Cal'3S3 9?? 6 are the consequenosa? Fard out Thursday. Apnl 8 at 9pm in 110BA. Never Again presents Close to campus. Very cheap rent Lisa Call after 5pm ONLY. 352-2330 or 354-2854 Permanently borrowed • World Broadcasting tour speakers who will give personal accounts 352 5515 1979 BLACK CJ-5 JEEP SUMMER SUBLEASE NEEDEO Systems 225 book Reward lor sale return. on what happens before, during, and after a Housemate wanted. Non smoker, own room. BRAND NEW 50-SERIES TIRES Houses. 1 ft 2 bdrm apts. Male or female to share 3 bedroom house. ASAP. No questions asked. Call Mark at drunk person gets behind the wheel Summer ♦ or 1993-94 $150 plut util Lance ASKING $1500 CALL 372-5396 9 month, year and summer leases 4 people total $125 per month (neg.) plus 372- 12M 655-3064 352-7454 Heading lor EUROPE this summer? Jet there 1984 Chrysler E-Class utilities On ManvlHe. 1 block from campus. anytime tor only $169 from East Coast. $229 Need i female roommate to sublease lor Air, cruise. Pioneer Stereo Call Jen or Kristin at 353-1631. trom Midwest (when available) with AIRHIICH' summer Rent is $207.50. No deposit Please SERVICES OFFERED $1500 or best offer. SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 bdrm apt w/AC (Reported in Let's Gol * NY Times ) can Teresa 8 Tara at 353-4301. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Call Krysbe 352-5483, leave message Call 353-8604. AIRHTTCH (n 21?86« 2000 319 E. Wooster St Need one female roommate 'or Fall 93/Spnng 1984 VW Rabbit Deisel. 4 speed, air, AfvVf-M (across trom Taco Bell) THE HIGHLANDS PI Sigma Epallon and CrsatecarrJ • Intemehlp In Colorado avail, lor Jr. or Sr. 94. Live m a house with your own room, big SUMMER ft FALL RENTALS JAY-MAR APARTMENTS FREE RAFFLE ol S1MI Hospitality Mgml . IPC. Hoc . or But. yard, and two fun roommates Reasonable cassette, great shape Call 352-8369 after 6 Now leasing for Summer and Fall. 1 A 2 bdrms, Sign up - Union Foyer ■ Todayl Ma|ora. $5rhr. plua $500 acholarahip upon pm Over 500 units with rates call 353 7902 quiet, spacious, comfortable w/ caring man- completion ol Internship. Position runs Super Locations IBM compatible computer with 286-Sx pro- agement. A/C A on site maintenance. Gradu- SKYCXVE NOW In Bowling Green November through April. Co-op office: One male roommate needed. CALL 6 Mr claaa. Jump the aame day. cessor for sale with software. Ideal for word ates or serious students Call Mike at 2-2«51, 2M Aden. Bldg. lor details. $i28/month Huge house' 354-2260 Student and group discount. CaJl Jamie at 353-4630. processing. $800 00 354 3257. 354-6036,11-6 pm. 10mm SWolBGS U Kappa Kappa Gamma ' Phi Delta Theta Large dorm-size refng. Used 10 moe., asking Visa*. Unaccepted Roommate wanted Room available now. $125. Come see and compare with store Skydive B.O., Inc.' 353-5200 The Sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma would $235/0X1 includes utilities 352-6681 prices Phone with 20* memory, asking $20 like to thank the Brothers ol Phi Delta Theta lor Call Betty at 372 3639. a great day at 2001. We're already looking tor- Loft -Urn versify approved. $45 00 or best offer ward to next year Sublease Summer -1 female needed. PERSONALS Ask for Shannon. 372-4011. leave measage if Kappa Kappa Gamma ' Kappa Sigma Call for rent info. Close to campus. 352-4362. I'm noun ere GetQ^ttM Looking Hair BG A Colorful Place lo Be The Sisters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma would New CD Players and tape decks for Honda April IB-IB like to thank the Brothers ot Kappa Sigma for SUMMER SUBLEASER WANTED cars, neon beer lights, very nice 6' long bar, an AWESOMEWedding Tea. It was the BEST 3522458. TEA EVER' Own room Full kitchen 1 1/2 baths Only Single loft with ladder. Mfltatrix $100/mo Great location Right next to cam- LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA Make offer. 352-1203. ESSENTIALS pus and only a short walk to the bars' Available The Lesbian And Oay Alliance will be meet- May thru August Call Jon at 353-7117 ing this Thursday at 8 30 pm in the United Yamaha Stereo System for sale, 130 watts per Christian Fellowship Center (comer ol Ridge A Wanted Two Summer sublease's channel, 6 * 1 CD changer, tape deck, tuner, Thurstjn) All homosexual, bisexual, and sup- Great old house, dose to campus. and 4 • 300 wan Infinity speakers Best your portive heterosexual members of the communi- 5 rooms, lots of space, private parking. money can buy. $2.500 00_neg 354-3257 ty are welcome. The meetings are free and Call Mary or Jen 372-1053. discretion is used For more info, call '88 Ply. Horizon 48K miles Asking $3,750. 352 5242 7-10 pm. Mon, Wad, t Fn Great reliable transport 353-4618 FR£E DELIVERY LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA HELP WANTED 3S4-7262 MISCELLANY MAGAZINE FOR RENT Food lor thought... 'What does low-fat fraud mean? TiimYFivt: •ATTENTION" 'What it white chocolate? 1 basement efficiency for rent. - Graphic Deelgn Majors - lllll MV UIM.S 'What's in vttamint? 319 Fadge Stop by anytime. Read all about it Gain valuable hands-on expenence m your H.inilllkMHI Monday. April 12 field. Fall 1993.12-15 hrs,wk Details and re- 1 bdrm. in house. Big front porch, nice for quirements posted at Student Employment summer. Close to campus and bars. Afforda- Heeded: A deelgn tor UAO't Da,by-Day Out own hot 'n spicy sme mokes Services ble, f nendfy roommate. Cat Amy, 352-9247. these me best they (an be! Served calendar Entries being taken now for the cover contest Win $501 More Info? Stop by •ATTENTION- with Celery Stkks ond Blue Cheese UAO s? 2-2343. VCT and Graphic Deelgn Majors Gain valuable hands-on expenence in your MemebU lot em-si, terryoui ot Needed: An excellent end exceptional cari- field Fall 1993, part-time Details and require- CIIMEMARK THEATRES frtc delivery ky 5/2/93 cature arllat Thtt Is your opportunity to ments posted at Student Employment Ser- ssm (110.00 lor lust s few hours work. For vices. VCT majors - check with the Co-op office 1 I CINEMA mon Info call UAO 372-2343 before S pm lor a full-time co-op i-..:. Friday, April 9. 1234 N Main St. 250COUNSELORS and Instructors needed' Seniors - Donl forget to RSVP for Senior Send Private, coed summer camp in PoconoMtns., All Shows $3.00 FORMULAS FOR SUCCESS Off by Apnl 12 You wont want to mti this NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan. Box 234BG, Motrix Essentials is the complete hair care product line evening that honors BGSU Senior*. Senior Kenirworth. NJ 07033 (900) 278-0998. after 6 p.m. with Send Off it Apnl 15. 7 30 pm at the Mik» Student ID formulated for you to have strong, healthy hair. Shampoos, UJU Alumni Center. conditioners, treatments, stylers and finishers interact so your ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisher- Monday thru FrxJay: shows •twi« ■«*©* Leases* 4 p.m. hair is revitalized and restored. Problem hair? Not a problem. its Earn $600wweek in canneries or Saturday 4 Sunday: Full SdwduS* $4,000./month on fishing boats. Free trans- LaM Shorn Fri. A Sat. ONLY Just ask us. * M portation' Room A BoardlMale or Female. For employment program call 1 -208-545-4155 ext. ASS44. SANOLOT-O 100.304,5:10. 7:15. S3 DiBenedetto's Camp Staff Needed You'll Feelj^MtW'/ Counselors. WSI's. lifeguards, cooks, small craft director, arts A crafts director, trip outfitter, • Pizza • pasta • subs • business manager ft waterfront director lor 2 l«D£Cl=WT PR0P06AL-R camps near LaPierre A Traverse City Call Fair BJBM MM*. OwM U«M, WM«y Hm Winds Girl Scout Council at 313-2304244 or 1OS.4O0. TOO. t:30* i 800-482-7834 tor an appscailon.AAyEOE. \ Famous Hair ^ Catawba Island Club. Port Chnion, Ohio, seek- ADVEHTURCa Of MUCK RNN - O $1 OFF ing summer tennis proleeatonal. Newty res- •Foodtown Plus Plaza, 352-1989 urfaced courts and a developing program. 1:10. 4:10, 7:10, S24 * Any Medium Pizza Please make an appointment lor an interview NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY A by calling 419/797-4424. TEENAGE MUTAMT MNJA TURTLES ■ - PO | Open Mon. - Fri. 9-8; Sat. 8 - 6; Sunday 10-3 Not valid with any other coupon Catering Sales Assistant Management or 1:15,4 04. 70S. S30 Dine In and Carry Out Hoepitaftfy Management Degree. Entry level —ir- starting salary, $16.000-$18.000. Definite ad- ■THE ADULT II PERM PLUS No Delivery J^.. vancement possibility Self motivated Food ' ' Praaaioi•main al.oa. BunHurl MahIM I«UM and beverage expenence preferred. Send re- | Shampoo. Harem, Sfy-» Oy HAIR CUT •teaulartyR*«otarty (37.00*37. FWIDr, sume and cover letter by April 18 ID: Service •■h lie oot-pon only I any* Ml laghny n $i«.6o •tssulanyulerlyts.OO n.oo ,, -_ ^^ 352-4663 ^p America Corporation. Sea Gas* Convention nssaHTty II Exp. 4/15793 Centra. 401 Jefferson Avenue. Toledo. OH I II 43604 I II 1095 795 :;2795II I .1