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I Then he joined them at a crow- Celeste treated a House commit- think that it's going forward ded House hearing room to con- While many Undergraduate tee to a private lunch of turkey with interest and concern and tend that his tax increase educa- Student Government senators and roast beef Tuesday and then the support of leadership in the tion system reform was needed voiced concerns at Monday's delivered rare public testimony House who recognize that this is to deal with a crisis facing meeting because the current before the panel on his education the best proposal they have right schools. amount in the USG budget was tax increase ballot issue. now in education reform," the "When one out of five of our unknown, the USG president Celeste's appearance before Democratic governor said. children drops out, lacking the said those concerns were un- the House Ways and Means Rep. Robert Corbin, R-Day- skills for the most basic job founded. Committee marked the first ton, the ranking minority mem- hunting or job holding, we have "There is absolutely nothing time in at least 25 years that a ber on the committee, said there a crisis. When the school sus- unusual about that at all. You governor testified before a legis- had been no change in Republi- pension rate in some our cities is ask other organizations how lative panel. can opposition to the governor's the highest in the nation, we much money they have in their Celeste indicated later he was package. have a crisis," the governor budgets and if they do know, it's encouraged by the fact that the ' "The proposal as the governor said. because they're not actively in- committee was even holding introduced it and as was pre- He defended the tax increases volved in co-sponsorship." hearings on the package, which sented is not acceptable to Re- he has proposed, predicting However, Kevin Thomas, USG minority Republicans had bran- publicans. If there are changes voters would support them and treasurer, said he believes it has ded as dead on arrival when in- and revisions in it that would re- that meaningful educational re- been the number of events USG troduced in February. vise it substantially enough that form could not be accomplished has co-sponsored that have con- "Some of you, I'm sure, we could consider it, we will look without extra revenue. tributed to the budget amount not being known. "One thing I'm really upset about is the way USG has spent money relentlessly without con- Backstrom honored with sidering how much money is left in the budget," he said. Thomas said the number of University events USG has co-s- ponsored with other organiza- '89F.P. Naismith Award tions is greater than last year. Rhonda Windham of Southern California was Because of this, he said USG has by Andy Woodard last year's Naismith winner. had to cut back funding on stu- assistant managing editor Falcon head coach Fran Voll said Backstrom be- dent government-related activi- longs in such prestigious company. ties such as the USG banquet. Paulette Backstrom, one of the greatest "I thought I coached the best point guard in the Peterson agreed and said, "It women's basketball players in Mid-American Con- country — without a doubt," said Voll, whose team is frustrating we can't co-spon- ference history, was named Monday to receive the lost to Maryland in the second round of the NCAA sor every event. It's not fan- to 1989 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Basketball Hall tournament. "It's difficult to pick out one, but I think of USG as a funding organ- of Fame Award. don't think there is a better point guard than ization. We still have our own in- The award, which honors the nation's best Paulette." terests to keep in mind." woman basketball player under 5-foot-6, will be Backstrom, who tied for third with teammate Thomas said his absence at presented to the 5-foot-5 senior at the annual Hall Jackie Motycka for MAC Player of the Year hon- Monday's USG meeting was the of Fame Awards Banquet May 9 in Springfield, ors this year, led the MAC with 216 assists for the reason the General Assembly Mass. season. did not know the amount re- In her four years at the University, she made 559 maining in the USG budget. "It means a lot to me. This is the biggest award assists to finish third in all-time conference his- He said he could not attend the I've ever won in my life," said Backstrom, a two- tory. meeting because of an obliga- time, first team All-MAC selection. "It hasn't sunk Even though Backstrom, an administrative BG News/ Pat Mingaielli tion to nis fraternity. While he in yet because I still have to go through the awards management major, was consistent her entire ca- Teeter Totter said he knows how much re- ceremony. reer, she played her best basketball after her mains in the USG budget, he did "But in a way, I want to scream or something." father died in mid-February. Lori Schudoan. junior accounting major, looks for some friends not have the information availa- "I've always been committed to play hard, but passing the CJnion Oval while teeter-tottering in the Delta Sigma Phi ble to disclose the exact amount. Two of the last three Naismith recipients have after dad died, I wanted to show him something," Teeter-Totter-Athon to raise money for diabetes. Schudoan was tot Although he meets weekly been Olympic performers. Suzie McConnell of she said, her voice cracking. "The last time I tering with Jim Petrie. junior accounting major. The members of with Peterson to discuss the Penn State won the award in 1988 and Texas' Ka- spoke with him, he was making plans to come to the fraternity will be tottering for 24 hours a day at one-hour inter- budget and review fund mie Ethridge received the honor in 1986. : : See Award, page 3. vals until University President Paul Olscamp takes his turn Friday.. See USG, page 4. Satanists Celebreeze touts honesty Choosing plastic out each other, according to media to help them formulate by Beth Church Ohio Attorney General Anthony their ideas," Celebreeze said blamed assistant wire editor Celebreeze. during a Mass Communications can lead to debt Week seminar Tuesday night. This routine of spending con- Despite their adversarial re- "Government needs a forum by Beth Church tinues until it becomes as addic- in deaths lationship, the government and as a means of getting their ideas Many former U.S. leaders at- assistant wire editor tive as wine is to an alcoholic, the media could not thrive with- across. Citizenry relies on the tributed their political successes according to a University to their ability to communicate, Alter waiting for an hour to professor of psychology. by Joel Williams he said, noting Presidents buy an armful of clothes, the col- "I view this spending pattern Associated Press writer Franklin Roosevelt and John lege student breathed a sigh of as parallel to a dependency for- Kennedy as examples. relief when she finally reached med on drugs, food or BROWNSVILLE, Texas The two-term attorney gen- the counter. Handing her pur- whatever," said Marvin Kum- eral said despite the change in chases to the department store ler, associate professor of psy- — The bodies of 12 people sales clerk, she dreaded the next chology. were found in a mass mass media throughout history line in what had, by now, be- Save at a ranch outside — the addition of radio and TV come an over-rehearsed scene. e Mexican border town — the government's need for it "Cash or charge?" the clerk of Matamoros — and au- has remained constant. asked. thorities Tuesday blamed Knowing only too well how the killings on satanic ri- "Channels differ over time but many purchases the credit card tuals and human sacrifice. the government and the media had already made, Mary slid really need each other," he said. her VISA across the counter — "It was horrible," Honesty is another link be- trying not to look guilty as the Cameron County Sheriff tween the two institutions, he clerk doubled the monthly bill Alex Perez said. "It was said. already too high for her to pay. like a human slaugh- terhouse." "My father taught me ... how This college student is just one important it is to gain the peo- of many who obtain credit cards Four suspects were ar- ple s trust," he said. "Honesty is under the guise of establishing a rested and more arrests not only the best policy — it's the good credit record. The act of were expected. The sus- only policy." obtaining that first card may Kumler explained that all pects were involved in seem deceptively simple - and human behavior is controlled by drug smuggling and Celebreeze said he also recog- the true cost of the cards is not consequences. In what is labeled prayed to tne devil for nizes the need journalists have considered until too late. the reinforcement theory," Srotection from police, au- for honesty, because "they know "That's the way it started for Kumler said doing something lorities said. the public has a right to know." me. I thought it was cool and it that results in pain will deter a However, he said it is often became a game — I wanted to person from repeating the act. The bodies were found in difficult to balance the confiden- see how many I could get," said Conversely, if the action leads to a field along with evidence tial nature of many of his attor- Mary, a University student. pleasure, a person is likely to of voodoo or magic, said a ney-client relationships with a Three years and seven credit repeat it. sheriff's department journalist's desire for informa- We get immediate reinfor- BG News/Brock Vlsnich cards later, Mary owed almost spokesman. Anthony Celebreeze on " ' i i See Celebreeze, page 4. $1,500. D See Credit, page 5. Wednesday News in Brief
CLOUDY Board meeting at Firelands Alpha Phi Alpha, along with other campus and was cancelled. Today: mostly area organizations, distributed food to 10 people Coleman said the fraternity bought food from 1 cloudy with a 50 per- The monthly Board of Trustees meeting will be last Sunday, said Scott Coleman, treasurer of the University Food Operations and distributed it to cent chance of held Friday at 10 a.m. at the Firelands College fraternity. the needy on Sunday afternoon in the Northeast | showers or flurries campus in the East Lounge of the East Building. However, Coleman, junior interpersonal and Commons. and highs in the The board annually holds a meeting on the branch public communication major, said the fraternity mid-40s. campus of the University. anticipated a larger turnout. "The (participants) were maybe not starving, Tonight: clearing but they really needed it (the food)," Coleman and colder Wednes- "More than 20 people who said they were going said. day night with lows Fraternity teeds hungry to come didn't show, Coleman said. between 20 and 25. He said the fraternity originally wanted to serve He said the menu included macaroni and beef, Thursday: partly While finding something to eat may be difficult people who used Toledo soup kitchens as their turkey, stuffing, mash potatoes, green beans and sunny Thursday and for some people, one fraternity made sure that a mam source of food but, because the fraternity ex- chicken noodle soup. highs expected again to be in the few area residents did not go hungry last weekend. pected a large attendance in this area, the idea —by Jeff Batdort, staff reporter mid-40s. THE BG NEWS
2 lONiwt April 12,1989 Editorial THE BG NEWS -An Independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Julie Wallace Editor
Deborah Gottschalk Elizabeth Kimes Managing Editor News Editor
Andy Woodard Scott R. Whitehead Asst. Managing Editor City Editor
Judi Kopp Judy Immel Editorial Editor Editorial Editor 'Earphone bill' encouraged Is anyone listening? That's the concern of the Ohio Senate, which passed a bill last week to prohibit drivers from us- ing earphones or earplugs because of the safety risk involved when the noise of the outside world is enjoy both. However, there was time to section-register, but also Nancy Erikson, you are right. shut out. Bloodmobile an item in the Friday Magazine to provide departments with Nowhere in the Constitution is We support this bill wholeheartedly, although it is of April 7 which I found particu- demand statistics. Information smoking guaranteed as a basic needs support larly thoughtless and offensive. about the courses students are right. But on the other hand, somewhat overdue as headsets have boomed in po- The item in question is the "Six- requesting is available to all breathing clean air is not a Con- pularity throughout the 1980s. A blood donor is good for peo- Sentence Novel" which ap- academic departments so they stitutional right either. Despite a lack of statistical evidence to back up ple who go through windshields peared in Jim Cummer's "Fri- can plan ahead and hopefully the idea that listening to music or other taped and and red lights ... For somebody day Column." offer sections of courses which It seems to me that smoking broadcast material with earphones or earplugs is with leukemia ... For people be- better meet student demand. bans are not a matter of whether unsafe, it is common sense as this is distracting and ing operated on ... For barefoot This "novel" contained a dis- Students can change their or not a person has the constitu- kids who aren't careful ... For gusting stereotype of a woman course requests as many times tional right to smoke but rather, an obvious safety hazard. victims of violence ... For he- who says no when she means as they wish. There is no charge whether any institution has the The blare of an ambulance siren or the whistle of mophiliacs so they can live their yes, and eventually caves into for changing course requests. right to prevent that person an approaching train can easily be drowned out life as normally as possible ... sexual advances. It is this unfor- Students should use the system from smoking. while one is lost in his or her own world heard For daredevils ... For someone tunate myth which has given so this spring to become familiar through earphones. undergoing dialysis while wait- many men the motivation and with how it works, as there is a Someone once said to me that ing for a kidney transplant ... apparent justification for what possibility that drop/add for smoking bans are discrimina- Legislators did not forget the worthiness of some For people who fool around with we now consider date or ac- Fall 1989 could be done using the tory and I agree, to a point. I earplugs however, excluding those worn by people guns... For little kids who man- quaintance rape. Although I telephone system. think it is discriminatory to sued as trash collectors or highway workers to age to uncap a bottle of some- hope that Mr. Cummer is not so Most questions received by enact a smoking ban in any pub- muffle work-related noises. Any person who wears thing poisonous ... For people sexist or insensitive as to have the STAR hotline concern the lic building because someone a hearing aid is also exempt. who are badly burned ... For written the "novel" in any vein student's access code and felt their right to breathe clean new mothers needing trans- but a humorous one. I believe courses which have alpha char- air was being inhibited. Smok- Earphones or listening devices built into protec- fusions ... For a new baby who Friday Magazine was remiss in acters preceding them. The first ing bans, in this manner, are tive headgear for motorcyclists and operators of needs a complete change of printing it. Studies of college time a student uses the STAR making a clear distinction be- industrial and farm equipment are exempt as well. blood supply ... For someone women across the U.S. reveal system, the access code must be tween smokers and non-smokers The lone opponent of the bill in the Senate says having open-heart surgery ... that from 40 to 80 percent of only the first four digits of and forcing the values of the For cancer patients ... For them report having been victims his/her birth date (no year). non-smoker upon the smoker. prohibiting drivers from using earphones and ear- someone with severe hepatitis... of sexual aggression, but it is es- For example, if your birthday is God forbid the day when one of Slugs is unnecessary government intervention, For kids falling out of trees or timated that reported incidents April 6, your access code will be the questions on an employment 'owever, we think those drivers who wish to listen anywhere else... For anybody of account for less than half of ac- 0406. Once they have accessed application asks the question to music or other material have the longstanding any age with bleeding ulcers... tual rapes. How many women on the STAR system, students are "Do you smoke?" I would hope option of tuning in their car radio, installing a tape For people in the wrong place at this campus have been victims advised to change access codes, that this never happens on a deck or bringing a radio to rest on the seat beside the wrong time ... For the very of such an event? How many of since a student's social security broad scale. tired with severe anemia ... For them reading Mr. Cummer's number and birthday can be them —options which are less distracting. There- people who run into things ... "novel," recognized that stereo- found on many documents. Stu- I am a smoker, and I am sen- fore, their rights are not being violated. For all the people who are in a type which has caused them so dents can call the STAR system sitive to the rights of a non-s- As the sponsor of the bill has said, when you drive lot worse shape than most peo- much pain and relived the and change access codes to a moker. If someone asks me po- you take certain measures — such as driving de- ple you know. agony? How many of them cried four or five digit code. It can be litely if I would mind not smok- A blood donor is good for life. again, or felt angry or helpless a code of numbers or a word. ing around him or her, I will- fensively and wearing a safety belt —to prevent ac- Anonymous or hopeless? I am one of those However, words are converted ingly oblige by either putting out cidents. women. I hope I7ie BG News to numbers by the system. my cigarette or moving on. We hope the Ohio House of Representatives The BGSU Bloodmobile will will be more responsible and Those students having diffi- agrees this bill is another measure for safer driv- be on-campus April 10 -14 in the sensitive in the future. culty registering for a course Everybody knows that by ing. Grand Ballroom of the Union preceded by an alpha character smoking you knowingly open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is a (i.e. ENG B200) should either go your lungs and heart to a host of perfect opportunity to give the Mary K. Reinkoester to the department or call them diseases. But still, that is an in- gift of life by donating blood HBDarrow for help in registering for the dividual's choice in a society In other opinions... which can be used to assist up to course. that nurtures individuality. I four people. Telephone registration will be someday hope to quit smoking Red Cross Blood Service holds available to students through but when that day comes, I will the philosophy that those who April 29 and May 14-20 this not join in on the parade of Payment needed are healthy give to those who Students urged spring. Daily hours of operation smoking bans that force other aren't. Unfortunately, those who can be found in the Fall 1989 people to observe my personal The number of Ohioans trying to make it don't contribute cause a shor- to use new system schedule of classes. There will views. And I do not think it is too through life without medical insurance is tage throughout the community. also be an opportunity to request much to ask a public institution The BGSU Bloodmobile is the courses or change existing to provide a smoking lounge if a growing. That is bad news not only for the people largest in Wood County; there- A total of 1.064 undergraduate course requests during the first smoking ban is enacted. themselves, but also for hospitals in the state. fore, it is vital to reach our at- students ana 18 graduate stu- three weeks of fall semester. A study snows that 1.23 million Ohioans now have tainable goal of 1,000 pints dur- dents have taken advantage of Smoking a cigarette is not il- no insurance, due to Medicaid cuts and premium ing the week. the STAR (Student Telephone Susan Pugh legal in this country. If it were, increases, or working in jobs without medical Considering that there are Accessed Registration) system Director of Registration and my point would be moot, and I 17,000 students as well as faculty to date. Only those students who Scheduling would be packing my bags for coverage. and staff on campus daily, 1,000 request courses for Spring 1990 another country. In the mean- That is where the hospitals come in. When they Bints seems like a small task, will be rewarded with a priority time, there is a very fine line of get involved in the care and treatment of sucn owever, the past few blood time to request specific sections Smoke bans are personal freedom that is slowly patients, they stand a good chance of not getting drives have fallen short of this of these courses during section being erased when someone else Soal. It is important to take in- registration in November. 'unconstitutional' is deciding for you what you can paid, either by an insurance company or the ividual responsibility to do- or cannot do. patient... nate. Ninety-seven percent of all Students are urged to phone in The following is in response to It's obvious that some solution must be found to Americans were using blood or their course requests for Spring Nancy Erikson's March 30 col- Rob Wagner reimburse hospitals, but so far nothing meeting blood products by age 65, yet 1990 not only to obtain a priority umn, "Just Say Know." OCMB6009 with popular approval has been proposed. only 3 to 5 percent of the popula- tion choose to participate in this This is reprinted from the April 5 edition of the one-hour process. Hopefully, BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Middletown Journal. blood will be plentiful for you or your loved ones when and If they rt>OtO Editor Lisa Paroeon Copy Editor Linda Hoy may need it. This is your chance Asst Pholo Editor John Gnsshop Copy Editor Scott KoroowsKi to give the gift of life. AMI Hews Editor Angels Btondma Copy Editor Knsten Kwiatkowaki Asst City Editor Amy Burkett Copy Editor Mary Parne* Lisa She mil Mark Hunttormkwr Copy Editor Dennis Robaugh m Sports Editor 304 Alpha Chi Omega Asst Sports Editor Don Hansiey Copy Editor Christopher Smith Wire Editor Rebecca Thomas Copy Editor Christian Thompson Asst Wirs Editor Beth Church Copy Editor Brands Young Entertainment Edrtoi Tim Matoney Spec* Projects Editor Barbara Weadock Cummer 'novel' Asst EntertB*nm*nl Editor Chm Dewton Assignment Reporter Beth Thomas Cfttf Copy Editor Judy GokJsworth Production Sup r Jenny Barnard very insensitive Chief Copy Editor Dennis Moertg Production Sup'r Lori ShoMenbetger Copy Editor Debbie Hippie Production Sup r Kent Sbckney I have been reading The BG The BG News is published dairy Tuesday through Friday dunng the academic year and News and Friday Magazine for weekly during the summer session by the Board ol Student Publications of Bowling Green three years now, and generally by Chris Mead State university Rat Life Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BG Newa llNfflMl Jho*o The BG News and Bowing Green State University are equal opportunity employers, and do la som« awpcUi Cut «•«! cJC not discriminate in hiring practices ia-ertis r ' Correction Will ■ • The BG News *•« not sccept advertising thai is deemed discriminatory degrading, or insulting on the beats or race. sax. or national origin.
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Bowling Green Stale Unrveraity titled trie winner of the I nna Alpha Epailon bed vej.*h«tj»j*t do t haoe Bowling Green. Ohio 43403-0276 Local BGNew. April 12,1989 3 Veteran denounces Bush military policies by Dennis Robaugh nam) protesters but I didn't hear the voices," he said. 'I've woken up now." copy editor His 1988 book, "The Strategic Cooperation Initia- tive: The 'Star Light' Strategy, "which details his President George Bush could take the initiative nuclear disarmament plans is being reviewed in in Soviet-U.S. relations when he announces his for- five governmental departments. eign policy in a few weeks by proposing a change Quoting from budget figures. Kidd said 60 per- in military spending. cent of funding goes to the military. He said the In a speech to about 40 people concerned about government has tapped baby boomer's Social Se- defense spending's effects on the economy, retired curity funds. Air Force Maj. Gen. Jack Kidd said he hopes his "If GM were to do that to retirement accounts defense plans are considered by Bush's poli- they'd be in court the next day," he said. cymakers. Kidd said the large percentage of the budget comprised by military spending cannot be justi- "Bush should take emergency actions to change fied when the government overspends by $690 mil- our military policy," Kidd said. "People need to lion a day. demand that the government stop (increasing de- "This year Bush is not to be outdone. He's going fense spending).' for a new record of $800 million a day," he added. Kidd has been involved in military matters for 48 However, Kidd said national security will not be years, fighting in World War II and Korea, plan- threatened by the budget- cutting option of de- ning strategy in the Vietnam War and planning creasing nuclear weapons and conventional forces World War HI. In addition, he worked in the Pen- as the Soviets have done. tagon appropriating billions of dollar* for military "The Soviets have perestroika because of their needs. economic problem," lie said. "But the U.S. has not "When I worked in the Pentagon I saw the (Viet- yet admitted it has an economic problem." Dorm Storm News/ Pal Mlngarelli Members of the hard rock band ■Kill Billies" held a practice session in the fourth floor study lounge of Conklin Hall. On drums is Rick Luedtke, elementary education major. John Snyder. accounting major, plays keyboard and vocals are contributed by Joe Kemp, creative writing major. The group received per- Toledo rapist sentenced mission from the hall director to use the lounge because they had no other place to rehearse. by Amy Burkett Cox will not be eligible for truck used in the incident. probation, Mayberry said. According to Mayberry, assistant city editor Lawrence Knopp, named as a Knopp was driving the truck. He Award co-defendant in the case, was pled guilty to attempted rape □ Continued from page 1. more important to her. cons have a record of 96-23 over- A Toledo man was sentenced sentenced in February to 5 to 15 and kidnapping. the MAC tournament. Then "It means more to win the all, 53-7 in the conference. In ad- Monday in Wood County Com- years in prison. Mayberry said Knopp is eligi- that's when things happened. I MAC because we accomplished dition, the victory over Cincin- mon Pleas Court for the Sep- Mayberry explained the ble for shock probation. really wanted to go out and do that as a team. And the award is nati in the first round of the tember kidnapping and rape of a reason Knopp received a lighter "After six months if Knopp something special because I not just a reflection of Paulette NCAA tournament this year was Perrysburg woman. sentence was his level of in- seems to be shocked into reform knew he was watching. Backstrom, but also of my coa- the first win by a MAC school. David Cox, 23, was sentenced volvement in the case. by prison life, he could be placed "Now this (the Naismith A- ches and teammates," she said. "We've made great strides to 15 to 65 years in prison by "Cox was the one who actually on probation but I do not see that ward) is something more that he Backstrom, a native of Flint, since Paulette came here," Voll Judge Gale Williamson. grabbed the girl and forced her happening," Mayberry said. can be proud of." Mich., came to the University in said. "And this award can only According to Wood County into the vehicle," he said. "He Cox was taken to the Mans- Despite the Naismith Award's 1984 along with Motycka and help the program. When a Prosecuting Attorney Alan also is the one who raped her." field Reformatory Tuesday for prestige, Backstrom said cap- Megan McGuire, who collec- player like Paulette (gradu- Mayberry, Cox pled guilty to The suspects were found by an classification. It has not yet turing the MAC regular season tively are considered to be the ates ), they leave the responsibil- three counts of attempted rape off-duty officer in October who been decided where he will and tournament championships best class in MAC history. ity to keep the program alive and one of kidnapping. recognized a description of the serve his sentence. three times each since 1987 is In the last four years, the Fal- and well." GSS INTERNATIONAL FILMS WHAT? CEDDO (SENEGAL) Apartheid and South Africa "TACJW" (SENEGAL) ALL YOU CAN EAT WHERE? GISH FILM THEATRE Prospects for change WHEN? STARTING AT 8:00 P.M. featuring MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1989 SPAGHETTI COST: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC NOMONDE NGUBO WHAT? GIRL FROM HUNAN (CHINA) •International representative for the United WITH MEAT SAUCE AND GARLIC BREAD! "DIARY OF YUNBOGI BOY" Mineworkers of America and key South WHERE? GISH FILM THEATRE African anti-apartheid activist. TONIGHT 4:30 7:00 *4.00 WHEN? 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CONTEST* FEATURING: PHANTOM CIRCUS BRAILLE RADIO GROOVE MASTER SHEEPISH GRIN and MUSIC KING Proceeds to: Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Children's Resource Center, Wood County Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse, Family & ^ Child Abuse Prevention Center g THE BG NEWS IOMWI April 12,1989 S Credit gives one a mad, wild feeling of Greater Toledo, Inc., consolidat- length of employment, foreclo- be quite responsible card hol- national organization that helps D Continued from page 1. power — that is seductive," ing debts is one answer they sures, bankruptcies, mortgages ders. people deal with the problem. cement in getting what we want Kumler said. "Credit card com- suggest for solving overexten- and divorces, Rista said. Also Dave Polzin, corporate credit "These people agree they are — we are rewarded by the pur- panies realize this and want us ded credit problems. provided in the record is a list of manager of Uhlman's Depart- not good at resisting the lure of chases," he said. "The 'pain' or to be seduced." The local non-profit agency is East inquiries made about the ment Store, said he finds college credit and pledge to only live on the cost of paying is delayed un- Mary's independence ended, authorized by Ohio law to as- idiviriual s credit history. students to be trustworthy credit cash," Kumler said. til later. It almost feels like however, when she realized she sume the debts of those in finan- The bureau services those customers. there is no cost. needed assistance from her cial trouble. Through this pro- offering credit and those apply- "In a lot of cases, we don't "Just as in drinking, there are father to meet the increasing cess, the service pays the credit ing for credit. think it's a risk (to offer cards to "They were so easy Bleasures in the short run, but in monthly payments. card debt in full — while the in- "These records are open to students)," Polzin said. to use —VISA and le long run you'll have a hang- Now the money Mary makes dividuals pay the service a flat research by businesses and also "Students go to college pre- over." from a part-time job is used for monthly rate until the debt is to applicants who have been de- earing for a career in which they MasterCard are a once-a-month payment on a erased. nied credit," she said. ave the potential to make a Payments build up good income. They represent a accepted The future "pain" of paying The Fair Credit Reporting potential market for the store." everywhere. I'd be "To pay for things when the cash isn't Act, recently passed by Con- Polzin said they also assume the monthly bill can be tolerated walking around the by rationalizing means of ob- even in your hand gives one a mad, wild gress, allows anyone to see his most students have the backing taining the money. own report for a fee of $10, Rista of the parents. A parent's co- mall and just see "We can think of many impos- feeling of power — that is seductive. said. The fee is waived, signature is not required to ob- sible ways to get that money — Credit card companies realize this and however, for anyone denied tain a card but, without it, Polzin something I liked. and that's how to delay the credit who applies to examine said the student's credit limit And I knew I could pain," he said. want us to be seduced." the record within 30 days of re- will remain lower. ceiving the rejection notice. The store bases its judgment take my time With payments increasing -Marvin Kumler, associate professor of of potentially responsible card- monthly and no way to obtain And although Mary admits paying it off." the money, Mary said, "it got to psychology her spending habits forced her holders on three criteria, he the point where I had nowhere to into a desperate situation, she said. This includes an appli- -Mary, University fio. said she believes she is lucky cant's ability to pay, willingness Last fall, Mary cut to pieces because her credit record did to pay and stability. student her VISA and MasterCard. Kumler said this sense of in- "This differs from loan conso- not suffer. The ability to pay is based on Owing the limit of $1,000 on dependence and power granted lidation because we don't charge "It never got to the point an applicant's income and the one card and $496 of a $500 limit by a credit card is part of its at- high interest rates," he said. where I wasn't paying. I mean, whether they have a job. If a card holder believes the on the other, Mary now looks traction. Some credit card companies they never turned me over to a "Students who are working credit-spending has become an back in amazement. "To pay for things when the will even stop finance charges if collections agency — no one will get a higher credit limit, addiction, he recommended dis- "I don't know how I managed cash isn't even in your hand an individual's finances are ever came after me. I caught Polzin said. continuing use of the cards for at to make the payments," she loan which consolidated her managed by such a service, myself right before that point," Willingness to pay is based on least two weeks. credit card accounts — a loan Walters said. a student's past credit history said. she said. and stability is based on the "If you can't go that long liv- Her main expenditures which co-signed by her father in Another advantage to the ser- The temptation of the cards ing on cash and if it isn't com- December. vice is a new credithistory is es- number of times a student has increased her debt were books for Mary was the availability. moved or changed jobs. fortable, you need some counsel- and clothing, Mary said. And al- Calling it her only option, tablished for the individual. "They were so easy to use — ing advice," he said. though she was meeting the min- Mary explained the loan is "No one can erase bad credit, VISA and MasterCard are ac- According to Kumler, spend- imum monthly payments, her financed at a lower interest rate but this gives you a fresh start," cepted everywhere. I'd be walk- ing patterns illustrated in col- Now, two years after receiv- debt did not lessen because of than the cards were, allowing he said. ing around the mall and just see lege are a good indication of fu- ing her first credit card, Mary the high interest rate applied to more of her money to pay more Credit histories, good or bad, something I liked. And I knew I ture habits. Although this is an said her experiences have the balance owed. of her balance, not just the built- can be found through a network could take my time paying it asset if the individual closely awakened her to the dark side of "It wasn't that I wasn't paying up interest. of credit bureaus, which acts as off." monitors spending, the potential credit shopping. them — it just slowly built up Another benefit of the loan a clearinghouse for credit re- for relapses into credit binges is over four years," she said. "Alii was eliminating the record of cords of all U.S. citizens. possible for past over-extenders, And although she proudly dis- was doing was making the min- high balances with the credit The purpose of the bureau is to Establishing credit he said. plays two new credit cards, she imum payment and it wasn't card companies, she said. provide an honest report of a "Some people need external said she obtained them to test deducting anything more than "As far as VISA and Master- Eerson's credit, according to 01- Walters blamed the educa- help in changing their spending herself and has not overstepped the interest." Card go, my balances are all e Rista, credit reporting man- tional system for this attitude of patterns," he said, mentioning the limits as before. Mary said she originally ob- Bid off," she said, adding that ager of the Credit Bureau of many Americans which results Credit Cards Anonymous — a "I haven't used either — yet." tained the VISA and MasterCard r credit history holds no re- Toledo, Inc. Although the bu- in poor credit. designed for students — with no cord of the incident. reau operates as a private firm, Schools spend so little time need for a parent's co-signature. it follows regulations enforced teaching students personal "All my parents knew was Finding solutions by the Federal Trade Commis- finances," he said. Discover the that I didn't need money. I got to According to John Walters, a sion. Most credit companies think Mass *..... show my father, 'Hey, I'm inde- counselor with the Consumer Credit records include vital to the contrary, however, and World of Mass pendent,' " she said. Credit Counseling Service of statistics, number of jobs, say they have found students to Communications /jf\ Communication Week 89 without leaving BGSU! THE BG NEWS 6 lONow. April 12,1989 News Capsules INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL PEOPLE Rally quashed in Soviet Georgia North denies wrongdoing at trial Ex-big leaguer carries wife's bag MOSCOW (AP) — Police arrested hundreds of people and were WASHINGTON (AP) - Oliver North defended his honor and his LOS ANGELES (AP) - The caddy shouldering the golf bag looks seizing tens of thousands of hunting rifles from Soviet Georgians in efforts on behalf of the Nicaraguan Contras Tuesday against a fusil- familiar, but out of place. Shouldn't he be wearing a baseball uni- an attempt to calm the republic, which on Tuesday mourned 19 peo- lade of suggestions from the prosecutor that he violated the code he form and swinging a bat? For 18 years, until this spring, he did. ple killed in a pro-independence rally. was taught at the Naval Academy. Ray Knight, MVP of the 1986 World Series, is caddying for his Tanks, armored personnel carriers and soldiers patrolled the "At the U.S. Naval Academy you would have been kicked out for streets of the southern republic's capital, Tbilisi, to enforce a ban on this?" Prosecutor John Keker asked at one point. public gatherings and an 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew. "In the U.S. Naval Academy nobody taught me to run a covert operation," North retorted. Nor about "political warfare going on in President Mikhail S. Gorbachev said he considered it a "sacred" Washington in 1983 to 1986." "I know a lot of people tease him about carrying my bag, but he's Brinciple that Georgians and others should have the right to express On specific matters, North denied he tried to help his associate, myy Ibest friend, not just my husband," said Lopez, an LPGA Hall of leir opinions freely, but said the law set limits on their actions, re- Richard Secord, make a half-million dollars by renting a ship to the Famer.amer. "I want him here. ported the head of West Germany's Social Democratic Party, who CIA, which turned out not to be interested in the offer. "I'm leaving the game feeling I can still play," Knight said. "But I met with Gorbachev on Tuesday. don't want to be a part-time player I'm not good at that. I've always "The question of state power is nothing to be trifled with or taken North also said he was merely following orders when he drafted a been an intense player, keyed up. " lightly," Hans-Jocben Vogel quoted the Soviet leader as saying. letter to Congress denying involvement in helping the Contras at a Knight, in addition to his World Series MVP year with the New Reports indicated a general strike that began Friday to back de- time when official aid was barred. York Mets, had .300-hitting seasons earlier with Houston and Cin- mands for Georgia's secession was easing. Some buses and trolleys North said he was only following orders from National Security cinnati. resumed routes Tuesday, said Nana Natadze, the wife of a Georgian Adviser Robert McFarlane when he drafted a letter to Rep. Lee In past years, Lopez adjusted her tour schedule so she and her nationalist activist. She said many schools remained closed because Hamilton, D-Ind., the chairman of the House Intelligence Commit- husband could spend time together. But when Knight was traded of a boycott. tee. from Baltimore to Detroit last year in spring training, it threw their plans into disarray. "Nancy's schedule was already set according to Baltimore's schedule," Knight said. "It didn't match with Detroit's schedule and STATE / LOCAL we wound up seeing each other only five weeks during the entire summer." "He knows what he's doing out there," said Lopez, who will be among the favorites in the $450,000 Ai Star-Centinela Hospital Clas- Not the best burger? Get a refund Casino essential to Lorain resort sic that starts Friday at Rancho Park in Los Angeles. COLUMBUS (AP) — Wendy's International Inc. is putting its COLUMBUS (AP) — Developer-businessman Alan Spitzer told a money where its mouth is by offering customers a refund if they Senate committee Tuesday that a resort he wants to build in Lorain Marital rife in royal family denied don't think they've tasted the best hamburger in the business, a would not succeed without a gambling casino, in the opinion of LONDON (AP) — News that a handsome aide to the queen wrote company executive said Tuesday. national investor experts. tersonal letters to Princess Anne prompted new Page One specula- He testified before the Senate Ways and Means Committee for a ion Monday that Anne's marriage is on the rocks. But her father-in- The promise is part of a six-week advertising campaign in which House-passed bill authorizing a casino on the site as a five-year ex- law denied the marriage has broken down. Wendy's, one of the nation's largest fast-food restaurant chains, periment, if approved by the Legislature and Lorain voters. 6reclaims itself the winner in a taste contest with industry leader Anne herself, the 38-year-old daughter of Queen Elizabeth n, IcDonald's. The ad campaign started Monday and ends in mid- Spitzer, a third-generation member of a family known throughout smiled through a typically busy day of engagements. May. northeast Ohio, primarily as auto dealers, said Spitzer Great Lakes, As Scotland Yard investigated the theft of the letters from the Charles W. Rath, executive vice president of marketing, said the Ltd., of which he is president, considered other uses for the property, princess' desk at Buckingham Palace, Britain's tabloids questioned company favors the taste-test over a campaign emphasizing dis- an old shipyard. in banner headlines whether her 15-year marriage to fellow eques- counts. He said hotels, condominiums and other plans were considered but trian Mark Phillips would survive. that officials of Holiday Inns, Disney World and others said these Maj. Peter Phillips, Anne's 68-year-old father-in-law, denied the "The problem I have with discounts is that if you lower the price, would not be viable as year-around attractions due in part to Ohio's marriage was washed up. He told reporters: "It's not the sort of then it must have only been worth that much in the first place,'' Rath cold winters. marriage that ordinary people would understand at all — they spend said. Accompanied by Anthony Giardini, the company's secretary and so much time away from one another. The money-back guarantee is in addition to the company's policy general counsel, Spitzer repeated House testimony and research "If people are royal, they don't necessarily spend lots of time showing that the project was a boon to Lorain's economy. together. It's inevitable. Princess Anne and Mark come together and of refunding money to dissatisfied customers. they part, doing the various jobs which they have got to do. "One does not inquire about when they last got together. ... Of course their marriage is very unusual." : AMERICAN; : LUNG ASSOCIATION = GREENBRIAR INC. has SUMMER rentals available now (6/1 - 8/1 4) Frazee $600 for the Field Manor ^Summer plus Ridge Manor electric 516-522 E. Merryi and gas 1 bedroom $450 \ for the efficiency $300 |sTJmmer Call 352-0717 224 E. Wooster (f We Take \\ V PRIDE N In Your Work Whatever you' graphic art*' needs nowslottors. resumes, posters. brochures, logos, etc. we wort hard to put forth your best imago. Call usl 2ii west Haii UniGraphics 372-7418 THE BG NEWS Sports BO News April 12,1989 7 Falcons put Freese on Rockets BG pitcher hurls one-hitter in 6-2 victory over UT "But. he got out of the jam and opening inning. It would be this almost the same spot as Hock- by Don Hensley pitched well in the last two in- part of the order that would do man. assistant sports editor nings." all of the damage for BG as But, Krol settled down and al- With the Falcons leading 6-0, Stiles scored three times and lowed only one hit the rest of the the Rockets attempted to rally Gillenwater twice, to account way as he posted his third win of In the first game of the Toledo- when Freese, who was working for five of their six runs. the season against one defeat. Bowling Green doubleheader, on a no-hitter, walked three "I was real pleased with the "Krol is one of the best pit- the top two pitchers in the straight batters to load the bases top of the order in the second chers in the MAC, if not the league were slated to do battle with one out. After UT outfielder game," Platzer said. "It has best," Platzer said. "As for against each other. Dan Hossfield drove in a run been different people contribut- Fugee (Chris Fugitt who is now with a sacrifice fly, David Min- ing throughout the year, today And although Toledo's David they did it." 5-1), tie was up in the strike zone Krol had a fine outing in holding arcin singled and suddenly the all day and they hit him pretty the Falcons to three runs en Rockets were back in the game. But in the first game, UT did good/ route to a 7-3 victory over BG's With Platzer looking down to it, and they did it on the pitching Chris Fugitt, the pitching star of the bullpen to see if the relievers of David Krol. Krol, an alf The Rockets got their runs in the day was Falcon Dave were ready, Freese retired the American candidate, scattered bunches the last three innings as Freese. next batter on a groundout to five hits and except for a brief they tallied all but one of their end the inning. Eeriod, looked to live up to his seven runs during this stretch. Freese (3-1) ended all Rocket "Iwas just trying to throw tiling. For the Falcons, who are 15-3 hopes of a sweep when he hurled strikes all day, Freese overall, Platzer said the second a one-hitter in the second half of said."But Coach Whitmyer told With the Rockets up 1-0, the game was crucial for his ball- the twinbill as the Falcons me I was overthrowing and that Falcons suddenly got a bolt of club. posted their first Mid- American helped me get back into the energy in the fourth as they "It was very important that Conference victory of the year game." scored three quick runs, all of we get the win in the second 6-2. But UT pitcher Matt Dodds them resulting from home runs. game," he said. "I thought we was having trouble right from Kyle Hockman started the were a little tentative in the first "Freese really picked us up the start of the game. home run derby when he tatooed tame, and we did not execute when we needed it," BG coach The Falcons got out of the gate a pitch over the fence in left ke we needed to." Ed Platzer said. "When he ran quickly when they used three center-field. Following a Welch The Falcons will be back In into trouble in the fifth, we were singles from Shawn Gillen- single, Greg Lashuk was not to action Friday as they travel to questioning whether to leave water, Daren Stiles, and Jason be outdone. He smashed another Athens to play Ohio University him in or not. Welch to post two runs in the Krol pitch out of Stellar Field at in a four game series. Twins slam Tigers Discover the Mass Jfp? 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I didn't care about the game, lly was talking with Los Angeles Dodger ace Orel and I didn't even try to listen to all the Pete Rose [ For a limited time, you have your choice of three IBM Personal System/2% Hershiser. speculation flying around. I can't go back without j models at a special campus price. These PS/2 models are on the top of the* Hershiser said he has to learn how to handle the an interview. media better to obtain the "tunnel vision" he needs The ninth inning came and I plotted my strategy. I charts in quality and value. So, stop in and see us today! jj to pitch. He said this meant accepting fewer deal- I had to suck up to the PR guy, use some strategy. ings with the press. "Do you think I can have another shot at him," I I knew exactly what he was talking about. My asked timidly. mission last Thursday was to go to Cincinnati's "What?" he said. It was one of those "Whats" Riverfront Stadium to interview the former Fal- where you know the guy wanted either to hear an ¥ con Hershiser. apology or express his dominance over some List After nabbing our press passes, photographer twerp student reporter. Mark Thalman and I went down to the playing He told me to go back down to the lockerroom, Price field where batting practice had started. Thalman and he'd ask Orel again. nuzzled himself in with the other photogs, as he is I waited outside the room where Hershiser was adept at the camaraderie skills of his trade. But I eating, and the PR guy came out and said,"Orel PS/2 Model 30 286 $4,437 was dumbfounded. said he doesn't think he'll have the time." The 8530-E21 includes 1 Mb Hershiser was nowhere to be found. He wasn't on Crap! I was back at stage one. I walked around memory, an 80286 (10 MHz) the field. the lockerroom nervously. 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And he was "Since you guys are from Bowling Green, I'll see if walking right toward me. he'll talk to you. I don't foresee a problem." Here s my chance. He tried to walked around After a couple minutes, he returned. "Sorry me, but I pounced on him. guys," the man said. "He said he doesn't have "Orel,' I called, and he turned. "I'm Al Franco List time. He'll be getting treatment until the game." from Bowling Green. Do you have time to answer a The guy's the highest-paid pitcher in baseball, couple questions?" Price making over two million a year. So what? He can't "You're the one from BG," he said. "Go ahead. I mumble out a couple responses while he's getting don't have much time." So, I got a three-minute PS/2 Model 50 Z a rubdown. He was probably belly-up on the table conversation. Not much, but it was enough. 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APRIL 12th at 8 pm in the lenhart Grand Ballroom! 372-7724 You better be therel 90 minutes of world-wide cartoons i® ! ■ >i««li»«n'M»" Of «U Corpor-Mn « of tr* MUMOA Copceur hDC Mndtws Ff • I ■ »*»marti of f* nOC ComfXiW Corporrton FREE! ¥. THE BG NEWS WNtwi April 12,19*9 9 BG track opens MAC Rose in Hall suits Bench CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincin- away from what he accompli- lies in 1978. Rose has denied Women win dual meet; men finish second nati Reds manager Pete Rose shed on the field. No one can that. deserves to be in baseball's Hall question what he did on the "I am very disturbed for of Fame, but should not be given field." Pete," Bench said. "I am dis- by Mike Drabenstott (158-feet-l). Ron Heard posted a solid per- a place in the shrine if it is dem- Rose, 47, a Cincinnati native turbed by all that has come out sports reporter BG also won both the 4x100 formance as he won the 100 onstrated that he bet on base- who holds 19 major records in- — true or otherwise — and the and 4x400 relays, which helped meters with a time of 10.4 sec- ball, retired Reds catcher Joh- cluding all-time career hit way it has come out. The very ensure the victory. onds, finished second in the 200 nny Bench says. leader with 4,256 hits, has said magnitude of some of these The women's track team Labadie said the women did (21.5) and anchored the victor- "Unless they prove he did it he considers himself to be a Hall things is disturbing." opened their Mid-American not allow the near-freezing tem- ious 400 relay team. while he was playing, I don't of Fame player. Rose has for weeks declined Conference season with an im- peratures experienced at the think it should Keep him out of The baseball commissioner's comment on the investigation of pressive 90-55 dual meet win meet to affect their perform- Sophomore Kyle Wray won the Hall of Fame," Bench, now a office announced last month it is him, or on whether he bet on over host Toledo on Tuesday. ances. the discus competition with a Reds broadcaster, said in Hous- investigating "serious allega- baseball. Washington lawyer The Falcons captured 13 of 17 throw of 166-feet-8. Mike Young ton, where the Reds are playing tions" concerning Rose. Base- John Dowd, who is overseeing events and took second and "We ran well considering the and Steve Frye both turned in the Astros. "It would be terrible ball officials have declined to baseball's investigation, has 155-feet-2 performances to tie sometimes third in the events 40-degreer temperature, he if they found out he did it while discuss the topic, but published said it could be completed by they did not win. said. 'We ran better or compar- for second. Frye also won the he was managing, but I think news reports indicate the sub- mid-to-late April. Head coach Lee LaBadie said ative to how we did over spring javelin with a throw of that's secondary. ject is Rose's gambling activi- he did not expect such a great break in Florida." 186-feet-0. The winning distance "I feel like Pete's perform- ties, including whether he bet on Bench said he is concerned margin of victory. The Falcons will have one of was a personal best for Frye. ance throughout his career baseball games. that Rose may have lied to Cin- "I expected the meet to be a their few home meets of the stands alone ... he's as Hall of Under baseball rules, if Rose cinnati lawyer Reuven Katz, little closer," LaBadie said. season this Saturday as they John Slater (169-feet-l), Fame as they come. There's no bet on baseball, he could be sus- who has served for years as a "We were prepared to compete, host Ashland College in a dual Young (167-feet-l), and Reed question in my mind," said pended for a season. If he bet on close adviser to both Rose and but I don't think the Toledo team meet beginning at noon. Parks (166-feet-10) swept the Bench, a former Rose teammate games involving his team, he Bench. Bench said he considers competed as strongly as they hammer throw. on the Reds who will be inducted could be suspended for life. Katz a trusted friend and is con- could have." While the women's squad into the Hall of Fame in July. One published report attri- cerned that Rose may have lied Three Falcons had double defeated Toledo handidly, the Beginning Thursday, some "If he bet on baseball games buted to a former Cincinnati to Katz in denying that Rose wins at the meet — Melissa Cole men's team finished second in a members of the men's and and games that he participated Reds source said Rose had held a winning share of a ticket in the 100 (12.3 seconds) and tri-meet with Eastern Michigan women's squads will compete in in, then, no, he should not be in gambling debts approaching bet on a Jan. 25 horse race at 200-meter (25.1) dashes, Tracy and host Toledo. The Hurons the three-day Dogwood Relays the Hall of Fame. If it's anything $500,000 when he left the Reds to Turfway Park in Florence, Ky., Gaerke in the 800 (2:17.8) and won the meet with a total of 114 at the University of Tennessee. else, then it should not take play for the Philadelphia Phil- near Cincinnati. 1500 meters (4:38.5) and Beth points. BG's 78 overcame the Meanwhile, the remainder of the Manson in the shot put Rockets, who rounded out the men will compete in the Miami IAMBUCAN (46-feet-6) and discus field with 11 points. Invitational on Saturday. CANCW i 't;SOCHTY' ' THE BG NEWS Classifieds Lost Blue Rimmed glasses in Maroon case if ' BRIAN * GAMMA PHI BETA- AXO * AXO * AXO * AXO ' AXO * AXO Congratualtlons to Alpha Chi Outstanding CAMPUS* CITY EVENTS found please contact at 353-4975 Thank you for a wonderful night at formal and BIG KIM FARNSTROM Way to go AXO Bed Race and Double Dare Members! also for three greet months! when Is my Graduation is near- teams for taking 2nd place m both events' Freshman: Lisa Everhart I'll try not to shed the (ears' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ■ AXO Sophmore: Melissa Motllce Lost Gold Bracelet-Extreme Sentimental Val- quiz? H I don't pass, will you still keep me? "Economic Relations batwean Japan and tht Pleese? your the beat! Love. DAWN Your III thinks you're above the rest. Junior Amy Blank ue'Reward Contact 353-4975 Senior Use ShacrtH United States" because you are the BEST' AXO ' CHRIS CRAWFORD * AXO Love • Ul Lisa By Mr Ha/uhiko ShiDuya Consul General o' • GAMMA PHI BETA' Congrats on being appointed news director lor Lost Rimless Glasses m tan case possibly m Japan( Chicago) BIG GINA WBGU' Your Alpha Chi sisters are proud of Congratulations Pi Bets Phi Tues April 18th west hal if found please call 372-1220 RE- GAMMA PHI BETA- you' on wmmng Bed Races WARD! need them1 "We need people who mean something lo us 7 30 BA 110 People to whom we can turn. Nancy Crocl from Men's Champions Sponsored by the Japanese Club Knowing that being with them is coming home " There are things to remember that AXO * DEANNA PETERS * AXO Sigma Nu All are interested1 1 happened m the past. SERVICES OFFERED GINA • thanks (or EVERYTHING Your Alpha Chi Sisters are proud of you tor mak- DEEP SIX MuchTTKE. And memories to treasure that are always made ing the BGSU cheerleadrng squad" Go Fal- FRIDAY 14th 5 days a week LOVE LIL HEATH to last cons' DRY DOCK As you go yur own way there is something you 5 days a week A TO Z DATA CENTER 352-5042 • JESSIE HARRIS * should know. Power 88 88 1 FM Complete Packaging Needs UPS. Federal Ex Happy 20th Birthday AXO " DIANE POPOVIC ' AXO DEEP SIX 0 i '''WWBGU press. Typing. Resumes FAX. Copies you' littles resliy love you and don't want you to Congrats on Kenya. Africa, but we're going to flo' Your Alpha crv Sisters sre proud of you tor be- FRIDAY 14TH Alpha Eta Rho Center for Choice II miss you* Love. Jen M A Amy B GoodLuck and TTKE *ig apponted Marketing director tor Rush 89' DRY DOCK Aviation Fraternity Will hold its Abortion. Morning After Treatment Chris snd Erin Congrats1 monthly meeting Wed April 12th Free Pregnancy Test ' • Amy Mccsment * ■ at 9 OOpm m room 127 TB Speaker will be Mi Proud to be Pro Choice You're an awesome Big and a DON'T STALL chol Lrtahen. corporate paot 'or Dana Corpora- 16 N Huron Toledo. OH 1ST ANNUALCLAZEL AXO * ERIN GARVIN * AXO MAKE A CALL wonderful friend Let's finish out ROCK-N-ROLL FILM FESTSTARTS A much belated congratulations on your pearl- tion, a* are urged to attend _ 255 7769 the year having a basal FOR THE FALL APRIL 14th and 1 5th at MIDNIGHT ing to Alex munoi from OSU' We're so happy BEFORE WE'RE ALL FREE PREGNANCY TESTS love, your iir 1st Program PINK FLOYD THE WALL lor you' OUT OF Anyone Interested In volunteering to work ofr Confidential and Informative 2nd Program April 21,22 Love. BIO SUZANNE POLKO WINTHROP TERRACE APARTMENTS the RED CROSS BQSU BLODDMOBILE during We listen. We care. We can help LED ZEPPLIN, THE SONG REMAINS THE Your Alpha Chi Sisters Some people are fortunate enough to meet 400 Napoksan Rd the week ot April' Oth 14th please contact ksa BG Pregnancy Center 354 -HOPE SAME someone specie! in their lives who. even though 353-9135 at 372-6716 3rd Program Apr 28.29 THE WHO. TOM- they each may follow their separate ways, con- AXO • LYNNE CARTER * LAURA HUNTER ■ MY Typing Service tinue to share a lasting friendship AXO FINAL PROGRAM MAY 5 6 TALKING DZ OZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ Attention students enrolled in the Resumes-term papers Thanks lor all you've grven us and the memories Congratuialions on your acceptance to F.I T.! HEADS. STOP MAKING SENSE Congratulations Gretchen Rust on University COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 354-0371 we neve made together We'l miss you next year' Embessadora' The PEER ADVISORS are available Love and TTKE 5 days a week Love. DZEQOtrtp to answer your questions UT Suzy and Lf Kimberfy 5 days a week Your Alpha Cnt Sislers concerning BGSU s new Power 68-88 1 FM Get excited for the trip to BeJdvrin-Wassce for Telephone Registration System slate dey this Saturday PERSONALS 8-10 PM WBGU BGSU Blood mobile Office hours are 9 30-2 30 • ' "GAMMA PHI BETA" DZ EGO TRIP Monday-Friday 10am-4pm Tuesdays Wednesdays, and Thursdays "MICHELLE ANDREWS*' GrandbalJroom. Union m room 205 of the Administration Building You are the best big anyone could have ever 5 FEMALE ROOMIES NEEDED TO SUBLEASE asked for Thankyoufor memories that will last a GREAT HOUSE FOR THE SUMMER CLOSE Give Blood Give Blood Experienced cook looking for employment at Metime eventhough you are a big time senior TO CAMPUS PRICE NEG CALL ANYTIME fraternity house for 89-90 school year Can BK3KELLEY BETA BETA BETA BIOLOGY HONORAHV and wM be graduating. I'm sure our friendship ELIZABETH 372-4048 688-8325 after 5 30 Edwin Shaw Hospital I hope tfvs week is going well REGIONAL CONVENTION Dr Owens Love joy wil continue throughout our lives Best of luck a 198 bed physical and If you can make is through Ife st BG keynote speaker Topic Evolution of Human with your future I'D miss you very much' FIJI ISLAND' chemical rehabihtabon facility Adoption Loving couple wishes to adopt a Than you can make it through Gamma Phi's Walking 1 30 Rm 112 LSC April 15 Open lo TTKE LOVE AND MINE, cordially invites newborn Wil provide a lot of love and financial sentor Week loo FIJI ISLAND! the public your HI' prolessors. counselors & students security for your baby All expenses paid Con- For ail the love and friendship you have given FIJI ISLAND) UM FIJI ISLAND' For the best In R ft B. rap. and dance mualc In to a fidential Call collect 1 -822-9286 me as my big sister FIJI ISLAND! N.W. OMoFTune Into $8.1 FM Power 88 Health Career Open House You are the Greatest •"TRACE*** Anyone interested m volunteering to work for Mon-Frl8-10PM at Edwin Shaw Hospital In Ihe beginning you seemed like such a witch. And I know you'll be a big success in the Rear on Saturday. Aprill 5 1989 the RED CROSS BQSU BLOODMOBILE dunng but t was quickly obvious you were fust a Soror- World' For the bast In R A B. rap and dance music In from 1 - 4 p m the week of April 10th-14th please Contact ity 8 ■ Do you want to go to Marks for Just like you were here N.W. Ohio. Tuna Into 88.1 FM Power IB Free Beverages and Pizza Lisa At 372-6716 1621 FbckingerRd just one beer tonight, or we could always go to I love you very much snd II miss you' Mon-FHB-IOPM Phi Eta Sigme Akron. Ohio 44312 buttons and enter you m a "She's got Legs" love your N Rits Happy Hours Are you taking a business Course Now' Yes' Friday and Saturday Friday. April 14. 5PM 8PM contest Don't forget the piicherbeer dance and 1 U S G Needs your help' piesse complete the Bring your Sib to Quarter Drafts smd Dogs At Uptown the nde to the hospital m a squad car You can ted me al about Ihe 10 little piggies who ate professor evaluations forms and return to 405 Twisting the Night Away Quarters Cafe 2-7pm All Ages Welcome roast beef Remember Do not Snack at Mr. Student Services today' to meet SicS-c DJ Dancing Great Fun Bulky'sM Next year is gomg to be the best' The Rommerettes 25* off on BGSU jackets GAMMA PHI - GAMMA PHI SUMMER SCHEDULES WILL BE DtSTRIB- We'l have such a Wast rooming togetheragalnl The Cheerleaders Just Arrived Hooded nylon Assorted Spring and Summer Merchandise Big Beth E . UTED TO STUDENTS THE WEEK OF APRIL Love ya. Moaner P S Get psyched for the Freddy and Freide W«d Breakers* 25* • SOS on I wish you the best of luck m the future THanka weekend lunch snd the most fun at BG Show your Sibs our School spirit' 17. OPEN REGISTRATION ANO DROP/ADO Jeans N Things 531 Ridge St for being such a great big and fnend FOR SUMMER WILL BE HELD IN THE UNI- T O s 900 E wooater "GAMMA PHI BETA" Love your II' VERSITY UNION APRIL 24-28. AFTER THIS BIG KRISTINE CAVSVS PISTONS Sarah ATTENTION TO 4 LUCKY FIJI ISLAND DATES TIME. IT WILL BE HELD IN THE OFFICE OF "Chance made us friends, hearts made us sis- Tonight St 7 30 st BRATHAUS REGISTRATION AND RECORDS. * * Kappa Delta-Micheiie-Kappa Delta * * ters " • * Alpha Phi-Jennifer-Alpha Pin ■ * Gamma Phi Beta R.Sue Gamma PK Beta The Student Chapter of The American Col- You are a wonderful BIG * * Delta Zeta Lisa Delta Zeta ' * COLLEGE MONEY - Pnvste scholarships You We love you lege of Health Care Executives wil be meeting Thanks for al the memories ' * Chi Omega-Kristen-Omega *' wil receive financial aid. GUARANTEED Fed- Looking Forward to a great and our kttte chats, they mean slot tonight at 7 30p m in room 110 ot the Busi- Be at the King's palace at 9 30 sharp tonight eral approved program Scholarships. 7401C Semester next year ness bidg Nominations will be taken lor next I LOVE YOU' Louisburg. Raleigh. NC 27804. Love you littles. 1 Bring you hquid gift And GET PSYCHED year's officers You Musi be present to be UL Christine FOR THE ISLAND" From your favorite FUI 919 876-7891 Juke and Barb nominated for an office. A video tape In AIDS GAMMA PHI BETA Islanders Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta MOTORCYCLE Come Judge the Best Pizza m BG Contest at will also be shown. New members welcome. *' Scooter ' ■ INSTRUCTION the al Campus Dance Marathon. April 15th 'Gamma Phi* Gamma Phi* •" Christopher Room ' * (1 00 Al the Pizza you can eat taste test) FOR MORE INFORMATION "Big Klmberly Kline * • ' The King ■ ' LOST & FOUND CaH Wood County Board oi Our Days together are • • Bucket"' Education becoming fewer Our time spent together will Found a bracelet 4/4/69 at Kmko's if can i- ATTENTION STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS 354-9010or243-4223 always be treasured dentify win return Please caN 352 6992 Our Friendship will never end OFFICERS/ADVISORS Don't forget to make Even though we may part your reservation tor the Student Organizations Leadership Recognition Reception on Tuesday. I wish you the best of Luck1 LOST Gold. BGSU s 89 Women's Cans ring April 18. 1989 Call the Studenl Activities Of- Substantial REWARD no questions asked Love in IIKE fice at 372-2843 Please call 353-6327 Ul Bonnie Get a Taste of Germany The BGSU Japanese Club When: April 14. 1989 What are you doing Where: Oldenberg Brewery and Entertainment presents Guest Lecturer: to enhance your resume? Complex FT. Mitchell. Kentucky • See the World's Largest Collection of Brewery Memorabilia Mr. Haruhiko Shibuya Earn $1750 per month • Comparative Beer Tasting Consul General of Japan 3 college credit • Taste Authentic German Cuisine (Chicago) Travel • Free Souvenirs Career Job Placement • Live Entertainment in discussions on: • Enjoy Beverages on the Bus "Economic Relations between Japan • Brown Bag Lunch and the United States" Summer Work Interviews Tickets $22.00 For More Information call 3:30 & 6:30 7:30 p.m., April 18, 1989 CAMPUS POLLYEYES Business Administration Building RM. 303 Eppler North 352-9638 Room 110 Wed. & Thurs. The Excitement is Brewing THE BG NEWS lO iONewt April 12,1989 Classifieds Hey. Do you want to get In tune tor final. The brothers of Sigma Alpha EpeHon Congratua- l mala non-emoker to anare house 89-90 Male and Female vocaest needed interested M school year $ 1 30 par month free utilities Cal applicants send resume to Armstrong Theatrical Join BGSU students going to Washington DC MegGazda 363-8122 Cloae to campus Productiona P O Sox 384 Bowling Green. Oh * 1 bedroom A 2 bedroom GAMMA PHI BETA lo march on the White House To end reclaim, of Phi Mu sorority on winning the Mrs Murphy 43402 turn A unfurn apartments 8*g Kalhryn Miner I'm gonna rmaa you next yew cutbacks, and war.There will be a van going It Contest The Lovely Phi Mu w« be eacorted lo Needed one Roommate for Summer of '89 but I wish you me best ot luck in Texas Keepm w* be leaving Friday April 28 Returning Sun- Pittsburgh by Mr Murphy. Brother Dave Khceri $115 a month House on Troup St Own room Need a aummar -ob and live in me Fort Wayne touch' Love ya. LB Cathy day April 30th Come to peace ccafttton-Wed 9 Contact Heather 352-3464 Ind area? Pine Valley Country Club is now hir- Cal John Newtove Real Estate I LOVE MY BIO om at UCF Center(Thursttn and Ridge) Non-smoking female for summer, own room and 3542260 GAMMA PHI SETA The brothers ol Phi Kappa Psl congratulate Matt ing al pc-arodna For more mto cal Greg at INTRAMURAL SPORTS WILL BE OFFERED EaMn on Ns engagement to Suzy Van Buren bath; $215 for Mey-Aug. plus gas 4 electric 354-2377. CaH Stacv 363-3697. GAMMA PHI BETA DURING THE SUMMER FOR ALL FACULTY. Ot Gamma Phi Beta STAFF ANO SUMMER STUOENTS TENNIS. Part-time on call data entry clerk. Roadway 1 A 2 bedroom apts summer and fal cal after JnKUin NOW HIRING VOLLEYBALL AND SOFTBALL GET YOUR Expreaa la looking lor part-time data entry 2pm Visage Green apartments 354-3533 Roees are red. violets are blue. The Brothers of Sigma Alpha EpeHon Congratu- Subway sandwiches is now hiring TEAM TOGETHER NOW CALL THE IM OF- clerks to work outside our loading dock ualng you're the best BIO. ever late Kappa Sigma brothers Matt VTaanova and Flexible hours Apply m Person No phone cans 1 Bedroom furnished A 2 bedroom unfurnished FICE FOR DETAILS a laser data scanner. Position will be I to 24 And a great fneno loo Rich Tartz For being the BED RACE KINGS" please 1 2 month leases 362-3446. hre. par weak. Nlghta and weekends wage Is Qood luck in your future endeavors Japanese Club presents Way to go guys1 17 50/hr. Apply at 6180 Hagman Rd. Toledo, 1.2.3. Bedroom Apartments II mis* you (en Mr Ha-uh.koSn.buya Oh. Anytime Wednesday 1-5 pm. Equal op- OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer. Please cal between 1 30 A 5 30 Love your peeudo W Consul General ol Japan| Chicago) This Is your last chance to see Europe and earn portunity/affirmative action employer. Yr. round, Al Countries. Al fields Free info In the afternoon Cal 354-6800 Tracey Topic 'Economic Relations between Japan 6 credit hours Join our summer study In Women and minorities encouraged to apply. Write UC. POBox 52-OH03 Corona Del Mar _ We alow Pets G A MM A PHI BETA and the United States Franca The informational meeting la Apnl 18. CA92625 Tuaa. APm i am Gamma PhlChnsty Luncke Gamma Phi 90Opm 1001 BABLDG for more Info, cal Dr. 2 bedroom furnished for 4 people with microw- BA 1107 30pm ROOMMATE WANTED! Congratulations on going alum Status Chime at 372-81 BO or 352-6012 Put-In-Bay Opportunity ave, disposal, bookshelf, extre sinks m each One non-smoking male needed for Field Manor Hope to see you around the house General Manager lor a pool/reataraunt summer bedroom, laundry facilities and good manage- 2-bedroom aprt Futy furnished $150 month Muck PKE m love your littles Demse A Shan- JERRY MONNIN resort. Living quarters, responsibility, salary. ment Go look at 704 5th Street. Then cal us plus electric FaH semester only Call Tony at non Good Luck with me Cal for into A appt (216)228-6880 352-3445 Tonight and Every Thursday night 372-3383 Roscoe Tooners UAA MUDVOLLEYBALL TOURNI ? 4 persons needed to -vubleMse nice sue Gamma Phi B«g Cornne Long Gamma Phi "The Prts are Dug'" Brathaus Cap night We w* give away apartment for the summer Call 352 1172 Thanks lor the times we ve shared The Teams are ready* Two Fematea needed lor 89-90 Year. CaH we wrfl both rruss you Brathaus Cape Student wanted lor part-hme car cleaning Splash mto Action''' Karen 353 8900 We wish you luck. success and happiness Every 1 2 hour between Wage determined on experience Call 352-4324 Dean Love and TTKE 9-i 30 226 S college UI'Jo and Sue Jonlntagkata Be here for better chance to win' Two roommates needed May 1 - Aug 31 Close 1 bedroom Apts Free. Gas.Heat.Water Happy anniversary Hon' You are the best thing to campus Spacious house on Ridge Street Summer Sales A Marketing intern for wholesale And sewer-close to campus. 9 and 12 mo Gamma Ph< Beta that's ever happened to me Vicki or Renee any time, call 3540286 beverage dist in Loram. Erie counties Must leases Cal newlove 352 5620 Debbie Oargo Love a/ways NtcoJ 1 Tw.stin the Night Away have own car ref req'd Send letter or resume Good Luck to You to Dept D, POBox 122. Loram OH 44052 I miss my big Already' TicketaSi OOAattabte WANTED Love and TTKE. Kappa Delta VrP's in the education Bldg To sublease 1 bd unfurnished apt Will The Student Recreation Center is looking for a Nancy Keep the studying up-less than 3 more Thru April 14th PAVS500 for summer Call Linda 372-4323 few good summerLlfa Guards and swimming weeks ot classes' Let s look tor 100% initiation Please leave message Instructors interested call Scott at 2- 7477 Gamma Phi Beta *" Stacie Palek 3bdrm house 718 3rd St $550 plus utilities this far Your Sisters know you can al do It' TWISTING THE NK3MT AWAY Best ot Luck in the Future1 Wanted one female to share apartment with two Washer/dryer, closed front porch, wel insu- Featuring Brailie Radio I love My big' other females Rent is $ 140 a month plus gas & Toledo utility needs a chemistry student for a lated Available August 12 month lease Cal Trish Usa. Groove Master etec Starting in May Located on S Summit aummar Internship m their chemical engineering 353-1682 Congratulations on Alpha Ch- Omega moat out- Sheepish Grin Please call 354-2945 department Pays $5 75 an hour and up de- standing Freshmen, moel outstanding room- Phantom Circus WANTED 1 or 2 female roommates for the pending on background For details, stop by Gamma Phi ' LAURIE ROSTASH ■ GAMMA mate and Friend Music King 803 5th St summer Close lo campus Call Barb co-op or cal 372-2451 PHI Love. Wendy FREE QAS, HEAT, WATER. AND SEWER Congratulations on going alum We ■miss you 353-7922 UNIVERSITY INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE; Two bedroom apts completely furnished and Love in PKE. Your littles Jen and Val VEHICLE DRIVER Position requires valid unfurnished, balconies and patios LITTLE SIBS WEEKEND MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT chauffers license and school bus drivers I- private parking and laundry facilities DRY DOCK (OPEN) DUE APRIL 19 BY 4 OOp m IN 108 HELP WANTED cense Part lime position-28 hrs'wk.. cal newlove rentals 362-5620 QAMMA PHI BETA LITTLE SIB'S WEEKEND STUDENT REC CENTER TOURNAMENT IS $4 30 hr Send resume with references lo Lisa Morris SATURDAY. APRIL 22 Ursula Denisolf. WSOS Head Start Center. Bag Hal RM HI 1MB Part time and Full Time maintenance man for PO Box 94. Portage. OH 43451 EOE I'm as happy as can be LITTLE SIBS WEEKEND Wo Came summer But when you go DRY DOCK Whftehouse Nannies Best families m Washing- WaSaw Some skill necessary Messenger Rentals Cal you II never know LITTLE SIBS WEEKEND ton DC Area Seeking Top chiidcare in 920 E Woosler We Raced 352-5822 How sad I'm going to be Exchange for great salary. Room and Board Only 1 left" Free. Gas. Heat We Won and Gamma Phi Love and lots more ot mme Travel opportunity Minimum 1 year commit- Water and sewer Two bedroom Apts LITTLE SIB'S WEEKEND We took the trucking trophy 1350/DAY PROCESSINGPhone orders Jen ment Al Employers Screened in person Call or Completely furnished, across from Campus. DRY DOCK Sigma Nu People call you No experience necessary Cal write Whitehouse Nannies 4 733 Bethesda Private Parking and Laundry Facilities Gamma Phi Beta LITTLE SIB'S WEEKEND 1989 Bed Race Winners (Refundable) 1-407-744-3011 Ext D1535A 7 DAYS Ave Suite 804. Bethesda. Maryland 20814 or Call Newlove Rentals 352-5620 Lisa Morris cal 301-654-1 242 I love my Grand B«g LOST ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC Veronica Where do broken "Hearts"go? Smal gold, sapphire pinky ring last week Sassssss went the snake IMMEDIATE PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT A around BA Building REWARD OFFEREO cat VAILABLE Our company is seeking part-time Adjacent Campus Furnished 1BR Apt Sum- Give Blood Giva Blood Give Blood ksa at 2-5630 Please" employees to perform unskilled light production FOR SALE mer'Fal $250 00 plus util. deposit 353-51 97 April 10th-14th I0am-4pm WMMY DONGER. work Flexible hours around class schedules Congratulations on Noxell- Grandbalkoom. Union MARYL. can be arranged Plant location is only 2 blocks Hope your happy m whatever $1200 Skis plus for $800 APARTMENTS- 2 bedroom, furnished/unfurn THIS IS OUR FIRST S A E PAOOY MURPHY. from BGSU campus The rate of wage is you decide $3 35 per hour II interested call the company 1988 Pre 190 sps soft slalom hp skis 490 tyr- Summer. 2 semester or 12 mo. leases 1/2 BUT NOT OUR LAST I CAN INSURE YOU A Grand Big Kefley Love.Lynnera office al 354-2844 or pick-up application at oaa A bindings Scott Sport poles Sized 10 block lo campus FREE cable T V . lock-out key 1 REAL COOL BLAST WHEN WE GET THERE I service, heal New carpet, some new furniture Congratulations Advanced Specialty Products. Inc . 428 1/2 Hansen limited production racing HOPE YOU SOLD; I KNOW YOU WILL AP- Call Tom 352-4673 days. 9a m -5p m You made it' goodkick and take care remember Ckmgh Street Bowling Green. OHIO 43402 boots/dark blue Call Drew 2-1767 your family is always here' PRECIATE THE GOLD YOUR OWN BUSINESS 352-1600 evenings A weekends DANCING AND PARTYING ALL NIGHT LONG; I Sen unique T-Shirta Must apply now for Fall Attention Summer Employment Guaranteed in- Thanks lor everything you have done lor me Are you neat? Need a place fo stay? HOPE THEY PLAY OUR FAVORITE SONG 89 Call ION free 1 -800842-2336 come, scholarships, plus many benefits 1980 Fiat Strata, standard 4 door, low mileage, You are the best and I am going to miss you' There is stil room left for two people (male o< PITTSBURG. PA IS WHERE IT'S AT. I WISH National company needs students lor ful time good condition $1500 353-2099 I love you' Female) House completely furnished Very near WE WOULD NEVER COME BACK SO PARK summer employment within a 30 mile radius ot Your Grand Lil POLITICS IN THE 90s'' campus Cal for more info 353-3607 Ask for YOUR BAGS AND YOUR BEST GOWN TOO; one of the following towns in Ohio Bryan, Ce- Kris SENATOR JOSEPH BIDEN 1981 vw Jetta. 5 Speed. Air. AM—FM casse- Rob. THE CARAVAN LEAVES AT 12 O'CLOCK April 20.1989 ane, Coahocton. Defiance. Finrjiay. Lima. Nor- tte, good Cond Cal 3530532 GSS INTERNATIONAL FILMS NOON' Beat the Heat* 8 OOp m 121 West Hal wait. Sidney. Wauseon, Delaware. Van Went. WHAT-> CEDOO(SENEGAL) & "TAUW LOVfc Sponsored by USG Marion. Gallon. Fremont Need transportation Summer Sublease 2 bedroom, air- (SENEGAL) JEFFEREY P Apply in person Apnl 13th Student Union. Canal Brand new 19" royal blue Myata bicycle conditioning, futy furnished, newly carpeted WHERE? G4SH FILM THEATER PoHtical Science Dept NOW HIRING Student Services Room at one ol the following limes w/acceaaories. $275 or best offer apartment Low Cost. 850 Scott Hamilton. 2 WHEN? STARTING AT 8 00 PM MONDAY 17. 12 30-1 15-2 OQ-2 45 363-6526 blocks from campus Cal 363-7 7 23 anytime 1989 Subway Sandwiches Is now hiring International Relations Org & HSA Flexible hours Apply in person no phone calls COST FREE AND OPEN TO ALL PUBLIC Banfax Pest Control Needs Carry Rentals pkMM either part or full time summer Can you buy Jeeps. Cars. 4 X 4's Seized m Apartments- Houses - Rooms WHAT? GIRL FROM HUNAN(CHINA) service people Call 352-5315 drug raids for under $ 100 00? Call for facts to Available summer only WANTED day 602-837-3401 Ext 299 "DIARY OF YUNBOGI BOY' One female roommate needed tor 89-90 Apartments- $200 mo tor 1 or 2 students WHERE? GISH FILM THEATER school year( preferably nonsmoking) Apart- Camp Staff for Girt Scout Camp near Kalama Cannondale Black Lightening 58 cm Original Cal 352-7365 WHEN? STARTING 8 00 PM TUESDAY APRIL ment is close to campus, reasonable rent It In- 1 F Roommate to sublease lor summer Own zoo. Ml June 7-August 7 Waterfront staff, model $1000 00 NEW unused wheels, tires Cheap Summer Rates IB. 1989 terested please cal Nadine al 372-4435 or Bedroom - close to campus Cad 372-3695 asst director'business manager, program di- lubes. $600 00 352-8578 Cycle Works COST FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Sbeey 372-5907 1 A 2 bedroom apartments rector, health supervisor. C(T director, unit Rates beginning at $4 75 entire summer leaders, counselors, kitchen staff, other posi- HOUSEBOY NEEDED!! 1 Female roomata needed to sublease for FaH CANNONDALE TOUR INQ BIKE Call 352-9302 Paddy Q Murphy was last seen near the tions. For an application contact Girl Scouts of FOR FALL SCHOOL YEAR 89 Sp*mg90 Haven House no 29. Rent Excellent cond $300 Negotiable 353-7900 Maumee River Paddy Ditched a ride with some Singing Sands Council. 15985 State Road 23 CALL 372-3409 /372-8092 1 43 75 Call vtcky 363-7348. 855-3048 For Rent little kings m a wagon puled by Clydesdales Granger. IN 46530 (219) 277-0900. or your Are you "STRESSED OUT'' because you dor'; They headed south on the Dixie Highway placement office Cotnago Super Tour Columbus SL Tubing with nave a place to Ive next fal? Well. You're m towards B G The wagon let paddy off m 1 female roommate needed for summer In 2 Shimano 600 Equipment 352-8578 Canton Company needs CS or MIS students luck1 605 Second St Apt G is ready and wait- Luckey. Oh So he had to catch a train. He had bedroom, 2 bath, large apt with air conditioning Cycle werka with approx 3.0 GPA or above lor a co-op this ing! Close lo Campus! Contact R E Manage- no money, so he hopped on a box car He was CaH Sherne 372-61 35 or Beth 353-3786 summer during the fan semester Pay is ment (352-9302) Cal Now' petrified but he played his Zambuka to pass the S1400-1800 per month Stop by the Co-op Of FOR SALE time Suddenly, the train derailed and paddy 1 female roommate needed for 89-90 school ftce or call 372-2451 79 Yamaha SX400 was kamikazeed head first into the dirt Puz- year E Merry Apt Call 372-6127 or Call 354-430B after A For Rent 2 bedroom furnished apartment for 2 zled, he scratched his fuzzy navel and looked 372-6147. Toledo area consulting firm needs a student to Ask for John! to 4 people summer only located 304 E around He found himself on east woosler be a marketing and sales assistant on a part- Court St CaJI6l4-291-0767 street m Bowling Green He wss geting Closer time basis this summer Macintosh experience 1 Female roommate needed tor 89-90 School Force 5 sailboat, very good condition Abso- | and closer to his final destination preferred Pay ia 45 00'hr Stop by Coop ot* Fi«n lutely must sell No reasonable offer refused TEL AVIV SAE Paddy murphy 19B9 year FoxRunApta Call 353-4975 lice or call372 2451 WATERBED [ The tradition continues Call Mark at 353 326' lor details w/ the summer sub-lease of my downtown Local marketing company looking tor student Great Buy'" apartment Call 354-0495 for more into Please Give Blood!" $389.00 BGSU EHoodmobUe lor part-time co-op to start fal semester. Must Mary Kay Cosmetics.50% oft 10a.-4pm Mon-Fn 1 Grad or etatl non-smoker needed have stong stat Background and knowledge of Call kay- 353-4257 Grand Ballroom Union to share large apt. with quiet SAS Call 2-2451 GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. 30yr.old bus.grad. si907mo CASEY'S IS THE PLACE TO WORK L- shaped loft for sale 800 THIRD STREET Quarter's Cafe Own room, available Aug 1 very we serve the highest quality foods and hire the University approved, fire reta/dent paint, very Summer and Fal Openings No Cover c iota to campus. Call Chrialopher best people Very friendly and very flexible on nice $90 Perfect for apartment or campus 1 A 2 bedroom apartments Sunday to Wednesday 353-2555 or leave message work schedules 1025N Mam BG room Call 352-8986 Free Heal. Water and Sewer School year lease* available Shannon $239.00 Reasonable Rates Amslwdam $245.00 SENIOR CHALLENGE 1989 Eiyria company needs Accounting or Finance Large clown knife fish, shovel nose catfish. 2 Female roommates for FaaVSpnng semester Call 352-4966 Help in the betterment of BGSU Student with GPA 2 75 or above to work during African Gar. $20 each Call 353 0386 Ftankhirt $245.00 to share house w 4 fun easygoing girls Good TAKE THE CHALLENGE Summer or Fall 1969 Pays London $249.00 location, cheap rent Can 353 7826 Houses for 1989-90 school year $1 200 1 400 month Call Co-op at Paris $259.00 Million Dollar Qame • Foosball Table Cal 352-2330 or 352-7992 after 5pm 9-5pm SENIOR CHALLENGE GIVING WEEK 2 GIRLS WANT TO SUBLEASE YOUR APT 372-2461 Budge* Fare Eacf> *oy cased on found tnp Excellent Condition. $240.00. 352 4166 SENIOR CHALLENGE 89 FOR SUMMER SESSION IIMAY lb JUNE 16) Enthusiastic. Volunteer ma/ned persons wan- Call 353-5707. from Chicago Some restrictions apply Cantor Need 2 males graduating in Dec 89 for semes- IF INTERESTED CALL JUDY OR KATHRYN ted as subjects for focus group research ASAP' FREE Siuoent Travel Catalog ter lease Cal 372-5080 for more into SUMMER INTRAMURALS IF YOU WERE AN 3533469 3534247 Racing Bike-Trek 1500 spec ed alum Very light/last beautiful biuewhito access incl ex INTRAMURAL SUPERVISOR OP OFFICIAL Graduating Seniors cond Must see. ask $460 1989 price 4989 Need a place to stay for 5 wk summer lerm'? WHO WORKING DURING THE 1988-89 250 COUNSELORS and Imtructort neededl America's largest insurance A financial service 364-2700. Fuay furnished house $ 150 plus utilities Call SCHOOL YEAR AND ARE INTERESTED IN Private, coed, aummar camp In Pocono company has openings for multilines agents A CouiKinVavel WORKING THIS SUMMER. STOP BY THE OF- Lori 352-2117 Mountains, Northeastern Pennsylvania. Lo- registered representatives Excellent opportu- FICE AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION BY hlkan, P.O. Box 234BQ, Kanllworth. NJ 07033 nity with extensive tinancial product line Excel- Raleigh Racing USA b-ke. supercourse 1 2 sp . Now leasing lor summer and lal Evanator. 160201 FRIDAY. APRIL 21 <201»27«-05A5 lent benefits & training program For confidential Shimano comp alum rims. 2 sets of tires, fcght PIEDMONT APARTMENTS 312-475-5070 - interview cal Meal K/use at 419-865-6781 and fast Asking $375 Cal Rob 352-9489 Privileges lo Cherrywood Health Spa A nonsmoking female roommate wanted only Mon through Fn 9am-4pm Preferred Properties Co 352-9378 for Fal semester 1989 Apartment close to Help wanted. Lakeland Hotel and Charter ser- 88 Canndale SR 500 s Were $640 now campus, all utHties paid except electric Please vice. Port Canton. Oh now hiring desk clerks $530 352-8578 Party Room For Rent call after 4 30 353 4587 and dock hands Cal 734-2101 before 5pm or Cycle Werka Preferred Properties. Co 354-1627 after 5pm F 352-9378 Anyone Interested In volunteering to work tor We Need Your Help' Now ! the RED CROSS BQSU BLOODMOBILEdurlng LIFEGUARDS WANTED - Seasonal work avail- the week of April 10th-14th Please Contact able at Pontage Quarry Rec Club MUST FOR RENT Quiet. Large. One bedroom apartment 9 or 12 uaa at 372-6716 BRING CURRENT RED CROSS CERTIFICA- mo. lease Phone 352-5111 between 11 ii m TION CARD and apply In person al T-Souare 10:00-5 00pm. Lrve-m names needed for young, loving fami- Graphics 121 South Main. Bowhng Green, lies In affluent Connecticut suburbs of NYC Railvlew Mint-Warehouse Ohio Accepting applications through April 28. Great pay. car. round trip air fare, vacations. Li- (at the corner ot Raikoad Ave and Lehman 1989 ONLY censed agency Claire Sussman 5 Laurel Lane. Ave) 5X7 -9x15 -9X30 USG has distributed professor evaluation Jaymar Apertmenta Danen. Connecticut 06820 Ph: (203) Looking for a fraternity, soronty or student or- Preferred Properties, Co 2 bedroom apartments 656-0707 ganization that would hke to make $500-51000 352-9378 Available lor summer/fall surveys to all students taking business lor a one week on-campus marketing protect Need 1-2 females roomies for 89-90 year As low as $405 per month Must be organized and hardworking Call Jill or Close and Cheap can lisa 372 3640 or Carrie 3546036 Room for rent Summer 89 across from Foun- courses this Spring 1989 Semester. We Corine at (800) 592-2121 372-6757 ders. $400 (neg) Cal Jil 353-4771 ask that you pick up your forms from Need Male & Female students to nil apartments Part A Ful time evenings office Cleaning Knick- lor school year 89-90 Cal 352-7365 erbocker Services 352-5822 SPRING SEMESTER 90 Going on an internship in the fal and need a your on campus mailbox and complete place to stay in the spring? Sublease my very nice apartment1 I'm looking tor a female lo move them to send to 405 Student Services. in with my 2 great roomies' Cal Kety at Mona by Dugg Lamielle 352-8986 and leave a message These evaluations are being Sublet Now! Pool. A/C. quiet 1-Br Apartment. '-HAMKS. TMA1 RtM.1V AifcSka 9 Leaae until august: Can be extended cal V»„ u,sot uen KAN* V.u * U». VwAS faorre A BIT uH4fcsV* MOM* Luc UJ*M< 353-9616 processed by students for you to make ut*> ■»« M (Wnaiu 6P -MAOb U>OOTC. »» TH—al TO CDuftQATUiOTC «*« r» ALL, ,T vuwtioNs 6 tun/ "•CGfCfiMAMtE "TOO. Summer lease avertable large quiet 2 bdrm Cal informed decisions when scheduling. 353-4662 before 11 efter 3 THE BE8T LOCATION 606 1/2 East Wooeter house for rent starting Thank You for your Cooperation summer 89 and 69-90 school year If inter esled cal 353-5529 Two bedroom apt for rent May 16 cloae to S campus, pool, laundry Please cal 3534471 Ray or Dan. tcWr MJOU/SMC The Voice of the Undergraduate Student Body U*» Tfeur -Mtfft- ujoubK? UJHVRE Very Nice 2 Bedroom Furnished lor 4 people 9 month lease 352-3445. Sue CtootJa «c?