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V THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 107 Bowling Green, Ohio Thursday, April If, 1*66 SLS at standstill over contract negotiations
by Patricia Rltter ees. That power rests with the with internal problems rather staff reporter board. than going to her, adding this The six members of the board was one of the issues she wants No action regarding contract present at the meeting unani- resolved in her contract negotia- negotiations for the Student Le- mously agreed to ask tion April 20. gal Services, Inc. attorney or Sensenstein to remain in her Scott also said she is also secretaries was taken by the position. concerned about the lack of- SLS board last night due to a This year, Shaffer said, the communication with the board, lack of a quorum. board has hired a law clerk, four a lack of goals for the program But, Jim Shaffer, director of part-time secretaries, and two and a lack of an attorney evalua- the board, said he expects a full-time secretaries, all of tion. phone quorum from the 12-mem- whom quit their jobs. "No one ever told me what ber student board sometime to- Most of them quit because they wanted me to do, so I set day regarding the standing of an "they claim Sandy is an impos- my own personal goals. There- SLS secretary, Chris sible person to work for," Shaf- fore, it's not fair For people to Sensenstein, who Sandra Scott, fer said. make accusations that I'm not SLS attorney, attempted to fire. doing my job." Scott gave Sensenstein a 30- AT THE MEETING Scott said She told the board that she has day notice March 31 because that her employees "don't re- been focusing her efforts on Sensenstein took time off during spect me, ana I have a hard time landlord tenant relations, small spring break, Shaffer said. How- with people who don't do that." claims court cases, educating ever, Scott does not have the She also said her employees students and conducting the SLS power to hire and fire employ- approach members of the board office as a law office. Ex-girlfriends, doctor take stand in rape trial by Valerie Ciptak been raped. of the alleged rape. She said he staff reporter Toledo men Steven Troy Hill, was upset that she was at work, Patrick Henry and Lamont then arrived there a little later. Two ex-girlfriends of prosecu- Walker are each charged with Defense attorneys suggested tion witness Floyd Boatman and five counts of rape and one count Boatman had gone to her work- four Toledo men who were in of kidnapping. Boatman, a place so Turner, who was sur- Bowling Green the night of the fourth man originally arrested prised by his visit, could alleged rape testified yesterday in connection with the incident, substantiate seeing him at that in the kidnap and rape trial of a was not indicted by the grand time. She said Boatman never University student. jury that indicted Hill, Henry mentioned a kidnap or rape and Great Day at the Ballpark Dr. Rogelio Rufo of Bowling and Walker in November. that neither his phone call or his Loyal fans Kelly Dewitt. junior elementary education major, and Annette Losey, sophmore psychology Green also testified that, having Tamara Turner, 21, of Toledo, demeanor were "unusual." major, share a blanket on a windy 45-degree afternoon at Warren Steller Field. They were only s part examined and spoken with the said Boatman called her at work Henry's attorney Lafeyette of a hand full of fans on hand to witness the Falcons beat Central University. woman, he believed she had at about 3 a.m. Oct. 26, the date a See Testimony, page 11. Reagan won't sit still' over threats to Americans WASHINGTON (AP) - President "We're gathering evidence as fast as speak on that. Any action we might Navy begun preparing a two-carrier rebels with no strings attached, and Reagan said yesterday he is "not going we can, he said. take would be dependent on what we battle group, including an extension of prodding lawmakers to get on with to just sit here and hold still" amid Earlier yesterday, Reagan told learn and I can't go any further." the carrier Coral Seas deployment, if passing a federal budget. mounting threats against Americans newspaper editors he was seeking sup- "This is a question that is like talking Reagan decides to strike Libya. With Congress likely to miss the. and said he suspects Libya's Moam- port from U.S. allies for appropriate about battle plans or something. If and In Tripoli, Libya, Khadafy said he April IS deadline for completing adieu' mar Khadafy is behind recent attacks. action "in view of the greater threats when we could specifically identify and his top commanders have com- on the fiscal 1967 budget, the president At a news conference last night, that are being uttered.' someone as responsible for these acts, Cleted military plans to challenge the said tens of millions of Americans . Reagan said his administration was But asked during the news confer- we would respond. So this is what we nited States. would make their tax-filing deadline. seeking sufficient evidence to link Kha- ence whether he was ready to an- are trying to do - to find out who's Reagan began the conference by "I urge Congress to forget about dafy to fatal bombings aboard a TWA nounce military action in retaliation, responsible." urging Congress to approve his $100 raising taxes and concentrate mstese* airliner and in a West Berlin nightclub. Reagan said: "We are not ready yet to The Pentagon said yesterday the on aid request for Nicaraguan on controlling spending." Water 'falls' for first time since 1984
by Julie Fauble before fall 1984, Pogan said. when it's hot, though." ;•. staff reporter The President's office gave plant opera- It also created some maintainence preb-'. tions about $1,500 to $2,000 last tall to repair lems when it was operating before, Pofin The fountain in front of the Administration the fountain, Pogan said. said. * Building started flowing again Monday after New pumps, new piping and new valves a one-and-a-half year dry spell. were needed to operate the fountain again, For example, about four hours of den-op It had not operated since the winter of 1984 he said. Now that repairs have been made, it were required when a prankster poor** j when money was not available for repairs, should operate for quite a few years, he said. laundry soap and food coloring or kootait)- said Keith Pogan, associate director of into the fountain, Pogan said. Plant Operations and Maintenance. THE FOUNTAIN was also shut down "It's kind of an impressive sight, bat quite " because Plant Operations needed to use its a job to clean up," lie said. "We simply couldn't afford to keep it money for more health and safety related running," he said. problems, Pogan said. Pogan said there have not been any prob- The fountain was built in 1963 with the "It (the fountain) is more for looks than lems with the fountain yet and he is hoeing administration building and was not stopped anything," he said. "It's nice in the summer there will be none. Smoking banned in library U.S. Navy- stays near by Caroline Langer Numerous complaints were because of all the other costs to staff reporter posted on the suggestion board the library," she said. i- II By library users who said ciga- There is also not enough space Libyan gulf rette and cigar smoke in the in the library to provide other If lighting up a cigarette is WASHINGTON (AP) - Die your way of taking a break from library snack bar was a nui- alternatives such as a smoking- sance and a health hazard, onjy snackbar, Thiede said. Navy has taken steps to as- the books at the Main library, sure that President Reagan beginning next month you will Thiede said. People will have to smoke IN ADDITION to student com- outside of the library in places can call on a two-carrier bat- have to find a new way to ease tle group if be decides to the tension. plaints, restricting smoking such as the area in front of the from the library wul help pre- building under the overhang, order a military strike And although many smokers against Libya, Pentagon sad may be unhappy, there is no serve library resources, as she said. smoke is a contributing factor in The Undergraduate Student •dministratlon sources asM alternative to banning smoking yesterday. from the library, said Kathryn the deterioration of library Government and Graduate Stu- 5 dent Senate both passed resolu- The preparations tsessg* Thiede, administrative assistant materials, she said. cancellation of the (tepertsre in the Jerome Library dean's The library's ventilation sys- tions endorsing the removal of smoking from the library, by one carrier from the MeaV office. tem does not clear the air in the terranean for home asd scat- "We are sympathetic to smok- snack bar of smoke and it circu- Thiede said. lates the smoke throughout the "We have the support of stu- tling plans far a liberty cat) ers, but we have to make a by a second carrier, the Photo/Beth Murphy policy statement removing building, which contaminates dents and library advisory com- library materials, Thiede said. mittee to put the policy in place sources said. Donors needed smoking from the library," she 1 The officials, speaks* OS Only a few students were donating blood for the Red Cross said. A new ventilation system at the end of the year,' she said. could not be installed without a Library administration has condition of anonymity yesterday morning In the Lenhart Qrand Ballroom. A drastic drop in The policy will go into effect been conscious of the problems stressed the Nary hexf yeTfc donations at the University's bloodmobile "has the potential for great expense, and other de- receive any orders to re-form being a very serious situation,'' according to Judy Ooris, Red Cross A copy of the statement was mands on funds make this un- involved with perniitting smok- ing in the library since the sum- a battle groep isthe ceaSrM Blood Chairman. posted on the library suggestion feasible, she said. MedttensBsesoffLftya. board yesterday , she said. "We cant justify the expense mer of 1984, Thiede said. Editorial BG News/April 10, ISM 2 The signs of spring Keeping sanctuary under wraps A walk through campus now that the weather has turned warmer reveals not only budding trees States and away from the atten- the premise that sanctuary is a bringing peace to Central Amer- by Gregg Richardson tion of the American public, for privilege that we may or may ica, he could have made some and blooming flowers but also a new crop of signs, obvious reasons. The official not extend to a people for whom progress in five years. Not only posters and masking tape messages advertising While the American public's line is that these people do not we bear no personal responsibil- has no progress been made dur- upcoming events sponsored by campus organiza- feeble Central American con- qualify as refugees under the ity, rather than an obligation ing his tenure, there it not a tions. sciousness has been focused this Refugee Act of I960, because due to a people whose lives we shred of evidence to suggest that The University has taken steps toward eliminat- past couple of weeks on contra they are not fleeing a war, but have uprooted. it ever will. aid vote tallies and imaginary simply seeking economic oppor- The debate the sanctuary The only hope for Central ing the litter these signs create by introducing a "invasions," a trial that many tunity in the United States. movement hoped to provoke has America will come when we policy which will fine anyone, student or organiza- were hoping would help open a This argument, disingenuous yet to begin. Judge Earl Carroll decide to compromise some of tion, caught defacing property by illegally posting genuine and substantial national as it is, has been almost com- granted the government pros- our bitter political theology, sac- messages. debate on our policies has con- pletely successful in shifting the ecutors' requests to forbid the rifice some of our economic self- The proposal is a good idea. tinued quietly and obscurely. terms of the debate to a techni- defendants from mentioning the interest, and begin to devote Anyone walking through campus can attest to the Eleven people, most of them cality - are these people fleeing Refugee Act, describing the situ- ourselves to bringing an end to evangelical Christians, stand violence or just looking for ations from which the refugees the killing. fact that the abundance of this type of advertisng accused by the Reagan adminis- jobs-when in reality the eco- were fleeing, or even expressing That is unlikely to happen aa detracts from the beauty of the campus. tration of conspiring to shelter nomic question is the real issue. their own religious motivations, long as our only images of the There are plenty of ways to advertise events refugees from the violence that Central America has no econ- in effect stripping them entirely region are drawn from the rhe- happening around campus without defacing Uni- is destroying El Salvador and omy of its own. Its land, indus- of the right to speak in their own toric of "freedom fighters" and Guatemala. They are part of the tries, and financial institutions defense. "evil empires," and differences versity property. Local newspapers, radio stations, "sanctuary" movement, a na- are largely owned by American In the meantime, for the peo- in opinion are virtually labeled appropriate bulletin boards and mail service pro- tional campaign of civil disobe- corporations engaged in produc- ple of Central America, life has as treasonous by the White vide outlets for getting messages out to students, dience undertaken by about 270 ing cash crops for export to the become a never-ending night- House. faculty and administration alike. American churches, and en- United States. We cannot wash mare. Their troubles certainly There are real people down By fining groups and individuals for pasting dorsed by the leaders of several our hands of their economic did not begin with the Reagan there, people like ourselves, who leaflets and writing messages with masking tape of the mainline Protestant de- plight, because it is we who have administration, but the last five are frightened grieving, sick, nominations, a dozen or so city essentially excluded them from years have been an ordeal of hungry and desperate. It is on sidewalks, perhaps students will learn respect governments, and one state leg- participating in the economic unremitting terror and devasta- these people the sanctuary for a campus we all nave to live on after the events islature. life of their own society. tion. Numbers have been so cas- movement hoped to bring to our have passed - while the debris lives on. The United States is heavily As historian Walter LaFeber ually manipulated as to be attention, as an appeal to our The one problem which we see with the plan to involved in the Salvadoran civil has pointed out in his book Inevi- nearly meaningless, but it ap- collective sense of human de- fine students and organizations who advertise in war, which is assuming the table Revolutions, this disas- pears that something like 100,000 cency. character of a pogrom, as the trous social and economic people have died violently in a It was just too much to hope inappropriate locations is the opportunity for rival military air power bombs vil- situation is the root cause of the region with a population and for. groups or pranksters to move signs from events lage after village in rebel-occu- violence, and consequently the area the size of California. sponsored by other groups to inappropriate places. pied territory into oblivion. influx of refugees into the United It is obvious that if a president Richardson is a reference li-\ Because a group is mentioned on the signs, even More than 40,000 people have States. To even debate the issue with the power of Ronald Rea- brarian at the University's Sci-\ though the signs are fictitious, will they be obli- died in the war, and tne coun- on Reagan's terms is to accept gan was sincerely interested in ence Library. try's economy is propped up gated to pay the fine if the people responsible are only by massive American aid. not caught? Some analysts estimate that 20 The proposal also calls for removing all signs and percent of the Salvadoran peo- posters from the four-sided kiosks located around Ele are now living as refugees, campus, finally. The bulletin boards are an eyesore l Guatemala, too, a succession of military dictators with close and besides, any information posted on them is ties to the United States have impossible to find because of the clutter. slaughtered tens of thousands of This University's campus is one noted for its the Indians in that country and trees and green grass, by making the students driven out many more, in what has been termed a campaign of responsible for its maintanence. Perhaps the focus genocide. as we walk through campus will be on the spring It is these refugees that the foliage, and not the clutter and graffiti. Reagan administration is deter- mined to keep out of the United Winner breaks all the rules by Mike Royko and said: "What is this?" can't bend. When he rides a golf That is your perfect Vardon cart, the leg sticks straight out. Because it was a sunny spring overlapping golf grip. Anybody "Do you know what that afternoon. I was amazed to see can see that. means? my friend said. "I this friend sitting in the gloom of Leaping to his feet, he swung have six books devoted entirely the barroom. his arms and said:' 'And what is to proper leg action. You cannot So I took the next stool and this?" have proper leg action with a asked him why he was there. That is your perfect Hogan rigid left leg. It is heresy. But "Why shouldn't I be here?" he golf swing. You've shown it to that's not the worst of it. His answered in a listless voice. me countless times. grip. Have you seen his grip?" You know why. He slumped against the bar I have. It is upside down. His The truth is, he has always and said: "Yes. The swing, the left hand is below his right hand. been a man obsessed. For most grip. All lies, fraud, deceit." It is said he learned it as a kid. of his adult life, he has sought What are you talking about? But by the time people told him the perfect golf swing. He has The grip, the swing, these things it was totally worng. he was read every golf book and mag- have evolved through the ages, beating those who told him it azine, gone to golf clinics, spent they are classic, carved in stone, was totally wrong. a fortune on private lessons, and the golf gospel. You've told me My friend cried out: "Read Letters tried every miraculous putter, that a thousand times. Vardon. Read Hogan. Read amazing driver, and incredible He shook his head. "Did I tell Nicklaus. Read anyone. It all ball as soon as they reached the you that I recently was hooked begins with the correct grip. market. up for cable TV?" Without it, you cannot play the In the winter, he spends hours So? game properly. It is impossi- Keeping student government in the students' hands in his living room, swinging a "They show the senior golf ble." weighted club to strengthen his tournaments." A strong student government needs active and decisions that affect your college experience, we golf muscles. He once acciden- And? But Charlie does. And bril- consistent support from its constituents to be challenge you to take a few minutes out of your tally struck his wife in the brow "I have seen ..." He paused, liantly, at times. effective. busy schedule to vote in this year's Undergrad- with his follow-through. When covered his eyes with his hand, "Yes, so that means it is all a In the spring of last year, we ran for office with uate Student Government elections and continue she regained consciousness, he sighed, and finished the sen- fiction. Meaningless. All these the theme "Bringing the Student Government making them accountable to your vote. was studying the lump on her tence. ".. . Charlie Owens." years. Everything I've believed Back to the Students. Throughout this academic A strong voter turnout will not only insure the head for clues as to whether he Ah. I should have known. in. A fool's quest. year we have strived to do just that. Through election of qualified student leaders, but will show had hooked or sliced. Charlie Owens - golf's most ter- Even worse, if Owens ever increased student awareness, stronger student the University community - administration, fac- And when the snow melts, he rible secret. became widely known, it could input, and by addressing issues of relevance to the ulty and city - that students at Bowling Green abandons the golf course or "I had never seen him be- mean the end of an entire indus- University student population, we have taken the State University are ready to make them account- practice range only for his job or fore," he said, tears dripping try-the thousands of golf steps in bringing back respect and credibility to able for providing a quality educational experi- sleep. While sleeping, he wears into his beer. "And there he was books, golf videotapes, and the the student voice. • ence. earphones that play a hypnotic winning the tournament, beat- pros all teaching the same thing. In order for the student voice to be listened to as Mike McGreevey recorded message: "Left arm ing Palmer, Casper, Player, An aging black man with a stiff well as heard, a unified support must be evident. USGPrealdeat straight, head still, shoulder with their great swings. It was leg and an upside-down grip, Changes will be made and students will have an BradKrider turn, weight shift..." horrible, like a bad dream." and he goes out and shoots 65s. open communication channel to all facets of the Vke-Presideat He once joined a midnight I could understand his emo- My friend reached into his university community when we better under- religious cult, hoping to cut a tions. pocket and took out a handful of stand, cooperate and support one another. Editor's note: USG elections continue today deal with the devil: his soul for Charlie Owens, 56, black, a tees. He let them slip from his If you are concerned about having a voice in from 9 a.m.Sp.m. in the Union foyer. one season as Jack Nicklaus. pro on the senior golf circuit. fingers onto the barroom floor. So I repeated my question: He walks as if he had a rigid Then he pounded his fist on the Why was he there? leg. That's because his left leg is bar and said: BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed His voice shaking, he said, rigid. When he was a young "Oh, Lord, why can't they just MOK/THBV- wurny .A pecJtcvn- "Because it is all a He." paratrooper, he shattered his stick to basketball?" NooomA muK/xm KKmrar What is a lie? kneecap and it was removed. Royko is a columnist for the comimsr cmm. PKVbS. HXNOb iwb. sr&er m»sm. He brought his hands together His knee was fused so that it Chicago Tribune. SKjt.wesim, MM*. /moom. Respond o. 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Grant makes recycling easier Campus pro-lifers
by Zora Johnson purchasing an enclosed utility trailer which The remainder of the money will be spent I - staff reporter we will use for satellite collection of alumi- to construct a building on the Jaycee recy- num cans." she said. cling site. hope to make impact Because of a grant received by the Bowl- The trailer will be placed on campus for ing Green Jaycees, it may be easier for student groups to use for can drives. When "Right now we have no building - this by Mike Amburgey of influence you can have," student groups to raise money through the the trailer is full, it will be returned to the grant will allow us to get a building which staff reporter she said. "Students are open recycling of cans. recycling center, Pearson said. will protect our equipment and our work- to the facts." Tne Jaycees have received $40,000 grant "This should eliminate many of the stor- ers,'' Pearson said. Sometimes when we In waging the war against Kit Eridon, Bowling Green from the Office of Utter Control of the Ohio age and transportation problems that stu- have had to ship materials we have had to abortion, the numbers of peo- Right To Life president, said ' Department of Natural Resources. The dents may have when collecting cans." break the ice on top of the tarps before we ple committed to the pro-life students need to be educated money will be used to improve facilities at could even ship them." cause are unimportant, but in what really happens in an the Jaycee Recycling Center on Poe Road. THE NUMBER of cans that are recycled The grant money will be available from rather the determination of abortion. at the center should increase after purchase April 1 to December 31. Both projects must those involved, said represen- "Abortion is forever. It This money will be earmarked for two of the trailer, Pearson said. be completed by that time, Pearson said. tatives of the Bowling Green harms the woman physically, main projects, said Gail Pearson, member "Can buy-back is the key to operations at "Our main goal is to reduce litter in the and Ohio chapters of Right to emotionally and mentally, of the Jaycees Recycling Management Com- the recycling center," she said. "There are community and make it easy for people to Life. ^^ he said. mittee. a lot of cans out there if we can just get get in the recycling habit," shesaJd/Tthink "There have been more sol- HE ALSO said Right to Life "With some of the money we will be them." this grant will help us achieveachi this." idly done things accom- is not limited to the abortion plished by a handful of people issue. than anything else, said Thies said she is concerned Linda Thies, vice president of about a recent American Ohio Right to Life. Medical Association ethical Zoo trip, festival slated for Sibs Weekend In an address to members policy eommitttee recom- of Students for Life Tuesday mendaion. The policy passed by the AMA committee states by Susan McDonald venture in Living" week, the "We dropped 'little' (from ganization showing of the entire night, Thies spoke to the 11 it is ethical for doctors to staff reporter weekend will start off with the Little Sibs Weekend) so older Star Wars trilogy. Beginning people present about the role trip to the zoo from 10 a.m. to 2 kids will come too," lie said. Friday night, Star Wars will be of students in the pro-life withhold food and drink from , Students who have younger em. and the festival in the shown at 7:30 p.m., the Empire movement. comatose patients. brothers and sisters up for a nion Oval from 1-5 p.m. THE STUDENT Recreation Strikes Back at 9:45 p.m. and Thies, a Tiffin resident, This draws criticism from weekend may often complain of Center is planning for Sibs week- Return of the Jedi at midnight. said college students are pro-life supporters because it nothing to do, but a trip to the The festival's activites, which end, with a special rate of 75* The movies will be shown at the more open to discussion of the lowers the value of human life . Toledo Zoo and a festival with will also include a dunking ma- per sib per day. The Rec Center same times Saturday night abortion question than adults in America, Eridon said. games and clowns will highlight chine, are being geared toward is open to 10 p.m. Friday, from 9 while in the afternoon they will who posess already formed He drew a parallel between the annual Sibs Weekend April older children of a grade-school a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 9 be at noon, 2:15 p.m. and 4:30 opinions about the issue. the climate of the life ques- 11-13. age this year, said Kevin Mc- a.m. to noon Sunday. p.m. Admission is $1.50 for one Thus, she urged students to tion in American and Nazi Sponsored by the Resident Carthy, freshman radio-tele- movie or $3.75 for the package. become involved. Germany. ' Student Association as the final vision-film major and program Sibs can also be entertained' All showings will be in 210 Math "You never know what kind D See Life, page 11. activity in "Your-Hall: An Ad- director. by the University Activities Or- Science. n See life, page 11. 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State department advisor Warm weather spurs allergies
by PatU Bocrgcr reactions which occur from late March to May, reporter Roberts said. relays apartheid experiences Hay fever, the most common allergic disor- Students experiencing a runny nose, sneezing der affecting one in five Americans S usually and watery eyes may not have a cold, but could due to ragweed and other weeds which pollinate by Jarcd O. Wadley One way the society is neurs, and $2 million for blacks be suffering from an allergy. from August to the first frosts, he said. staff reporter strange, according to Jacobsen, who didn't pass their college Dr. James Roberts from wood County Hospi- is that whites in South Africa entrance exams. tal said one difference between a cola and an ALLEN HTTE, senior radio-television-film Even though apartheid is a want to be referred to as Euro- allergy is that a cold will last five to seven days major, suffers from hay fever during April to major issue, few people can say peans. HE SAID these programs will and an allergy will last many weeks. September and takes over-the-counter medica- they have seen what is happen- Jacobsen said people such as be important, but measures tion every day during these months, he said. ing in South Africa. South African Bishop Desmond must be taken to end apartheid. The most common allergies during spring Failing to take his medication every day brings But William Jacobsen can. Tutu, winner I Nevertheless, several points are tree pollens and outdoor molds, he said. cold syptoms. He lived in Johannesburg, of the 1984 must be remembered before "The winds from the Great Lakes blow the South Africa and is now senior Nobel Peace tackling the problem, he said. mold spores and pollen several miles from their "Near the end of July and August, I can't advisor for the South Africa Prize, come Among them, Jacobsen said, source of origin and there are no mountains to mow the lawn because the grass blowing Working Group in the U.S. De- to America is the fact that political justice act as a buffer zone," he said. around the yard bothers my allergies," Hite partment of State. because they for the 23 million blacks is inevi- said. Jacobsen spoke in the McFall believe table - as time and number is on Marc Mastro, sophomore finance major, said Roberts said those suffering from allergies Center Assembly Room Tues- Americans | their side. he is allergic to mold, pollen, dust and barley. may have bouts of sneezing, stuffy and/or day about "U.S. Policy Toward care. In addition, he said America He said during April and October his allergies runny nose, itchy nose, irritated eyes and Apartheid in South Africa." "Thel isn't going to end apartheid, but bother him most. If he doesn't take prescription throat, trouble sleeping at night due to breath- A native of Seattle, Jacobsen American! the South Africans are. With a and over-the-counter medication, he sneezes ing difficulties, post nasal drip, sinus conges- said he speaks to a number of media has Jacobsen difference of language, ethnics and his sinuses become clogged. tion, and headache. colleges and companies about made apartheid an important and ideologies, it will be a mat- South Africa. issue. Whatever Tutu says is ter of time before they are uni- THIS MONTH he cannot drink beer because The best way to take care of an allergy is "It is a pleasure coming here. important, so America can't be fied, he said. of his allergic reaction to the barley in it, he environmental control or avoiding the allergy It's the first time that I've been neutral for apartheid," Jacob- Another issue to be considered said. related substance, he said. in this area," Jacobsen said. sen said. is that the South African prob- Roberts said during the winter, most people For pollen-sensitive patients, he advises SOUTH AFRICA has been an He said the U.S government is lem affects all neighboring allergic to outdoor molds usually do not have them to stay inside and not to use a fan because emotional issue over the last 20 going to help South Africans by countries that are tied economi- problems, because the molds which grow on it blows the pollen around the house. An air months for many people, he providing several programs cally and historically, he said. plants, dry leaves and other organic material conditioner also reduces pollen indoors. said. The system makes people with an estimated value of over Too many people think the are covered by snow. Animals that go in and out of doors may be a think in racial terms, not hu- $45 million in the near future. United States can change the "Molds grow all winter in the moisture under source of symptoms because the pollen out- man, Jacobsen said. Some of the programs include: situation overnight, he said. The the snow. When the snow melts and combines doors can get into their fur, he said. "The whites (in South Amer- $1.5 million for a human rights problem is that the people, espe- turn over the ground, the molds can cause AntUiistamines and decongestants can be ica) don't want to change the fund, $10 million in scholarships, cially youths, are angry about problems for some people," he said. helpful for pollen sufferers. Antihistamines future. It gnaws others to see the $1 million toward labor training, unemployment and education, Outdoor molds can be found in potted plants, work better if taken prior to exposure, so that strange society," he said. $3 million for black entrepre- Jacobsen said. compost heaps, rotting leaves, cut flowers, the antihistamine can help prevent the symp- barns and on wood. toms before they occur, Roberts said. Tree pollen is another allergic disorder which Allergy shots can provide long-term relief. can affect people in the spring. 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Local house's architecture has 'devilish' characteristics by Mdlsta McGUlivray "Some of the crazies think it's designs with vibrant colors, he slaft reporter devil worshipping," he said. said. Baldwin denies the house is And he also added some spe- While strolling through town, satanic. He said it's just inter- cial touches of his own. several people may get the feel- esting. "When I bought the place, the ing they are being watched by "It sets the house off-it horns weren't in the face and the someone bearing a devilish grin. makes it unique," he said. eyes weren't there," he said. And this feeling may not be Baldwin did not create the totally irrational^ considering designs on his house, which were Baldwin also said he had the the decorations on the house at made from tin molds, he said. art students put in deer antlers 1* N. Prospect St. But he did have them uncovered for horns ana baby doll eyes for from beneath the paint which the devil's eyes. The house displays a three- had hidden them since the house dimensional devil's face on the was originally built in 1890. BALDWIN SAID the reason he top front porch gable. Smaller, decided to restore the designs similarly colorful devil's faces, When he bought the house was because of the history in- serpents, and floral designs are about eight years ago, Baldwin volved in the architecture. also on the lower front portions said he hired two University art "If anything, I'm a history of the house. students to bring out the de- buff," he said "'It's important to signs. save things like that. We've got Allen Baldwin, an attorney in enough parking lots, golden BG News/Peter Fellman town and owner of the house, BUT WHILE working on the arches, and Sunoco signs. said the unusual decorations of- patterns, one of the painters The devil made you do it ten attract attention to his home. brought Baldwin's attention to a Hie architectural designs in- This devil's head stares out over the front porch gable of attorney Allen Baldwin's home located at 126 N. "The only problem I have is few more unusual designs. volved in the house were very Prospect. that it's so unique we've had a "One of them came down popular at the time it was built, lot of people stopping to ask (from the top of the house) and and can still be seen in other In a pamphlet entitled "The about it," Baldwin said "Iprob- said, 'What do you want the structures in Bowling Green. effect of the gas and oil boom on ably average about 20 to 25 peo- dragons and snakes painted?' " the individuality of Bowling ple a year. he said. Other homes and buildings on Green architecture," Ted Ligi- Prospect, Wooster, and Main bel offers an explanation of the J.T.'S PIZZA CARRYOUT THERE HAVE been rumors Baldwin said his initial reac- streets display similar figures, designs. Due to Popular Demand. JT's has changed its pizza circulating among townspeople tion to the students's statement including a lion face on one He said the faces and other crust. We hope you will all enjoy the change. for years about the house, Bald- was disbelief. But after tracing house and two steer heads on the decorations may have been a win said. the designs in the painted-over Lehmann building downtown. way of expressing creativity Don't Do confused by 2 lor 1 "One rumor was that it was a tin molds, he said he and the during the industrial boom. whorehouse at one time," be other painter finally noticed a The Wood County Courthouse Ugibel wrote, "There is a pizzas and other coupon specials. said. dragon's mouth with snakes and Jail, also built in the late certain humorous, impish el- Try B.G.S Least Expensive Pizza. Another popular rumor is that coming out of it. 1800s and early 1900s, features ement common to them all - the numerals 666, the symbol for many different faces and mytho- which could suggest that they Satan, are hidden somewhere in He then decided to have the logical creatures, such as gar- were either laughing at or with 405 Thurstin 352-5475 the designs. painters bring out all of the goyles, carved in stone. the times." WVWWrfWWbVWWUV University Activities Organization trtftfteirycut Aeatf \ is proud to announce that the winner of the Logo Contest is Michael J. Lucke Can you write, edit Dayton, Ohio Michael graduated from Bowling Green in or shoot photos? December with a B.F.A. in Graphic Design. The BG News is now accepting Michael will receive a dinner for two at applications for summer and fall Tradewinds and a certificate from UAO. staff positions including all staff Our New Logo is editors, photographers and report- ers. Most are paid positions. Applications may be picked up at the BG News Office, 214 West Hall, Congratulations Michael! from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Application deadline: April 23 WINTHROP TERRACE Do these issues concern you? 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Student skates on home ice
by Valeric Lonero Steffey said be believes the key to becoming ' 2*g£ staff reporter recognized in the skating world is to develop a name for yourself by going to different rinks. While skaters from three different states trav- "Just by participatine in the Tri-State Competi- eled to Bowling Green to compete on the Ice but tion, I got exposure to other skaters and the judges weekend, one University student felt right at and exposure can really get a skater ahead in this home. fleUL"he said. Alvin Steffey, freshman French and Japanese "I'm confident with my skating ability but I also major, was the only University skater who com- realize that succeeding in the skating world take* peted in the University Tri-State Competition more than practice. It is a political sport and which attracted skaters from Ohio, Michigan and connections may determine how far a skater will Indiana. make it," Steffey said. "And once those connec- The competition, which ran Thursday through tions are made, there's no telling how far a skater Sunday, involved 450 skaters, (27 of whom were can go." from Bowling Green) and allowed skaters to compete in free skating, compulsory, dance, simi- BUT GOOD siting and solid connections aren't lar pairs and interpretative skating categories, the only ingredients needed to insure a successful said Darlene Householder, chairman of the com- skating career, he said. petition this year. "Money can really hold a good skater back from pursuing a career on the ice," Steffey said. "My "The event is nonqualifying event which means parents thought $100 was expensive for my first skaters who didn't have prior experience in skat- pair of skates, but they were really surprised at ins can have the chance to compete," House- the cost of the skates I get now which cost about holder said. "And Steffey is the skater who |J00." represented the University." "Ice skating can be real expensive, especially Although Steffey has been out of competition for when my parents have the other kids in the family the past year because of a leg injury, he still to worry about," be said. "My brothers and sisters received second and third place in the men's free all received a car from my parents for their skating and interpretive competition. graduation present. When I graduated, I asked my "It was an honor to take home medals which mom where my graduation wheels were and she were representative of myself and of the Univer- said I was wearing my car on my feet." sity," Steffey said. "I'm really excited about Although Steffey usually competes three times a placing so well in the competition because this year in smaller competitions, he said he still was only the third time I've competed in a major prefers skating for ice shows. competition. Plus. I was worried because I'm still "I'm more of a show person because when BG News/Peter Fellman suffering from shin splints." you're out there on the ice, you can really strut Alvin Steffey, freshman French and Japanese major, runs through his skating routines at the Ice arena. vour stuff. When I'm competing, I can actually WHILE STEFFEY has been taking private feel the pressure from the audience," he said. I lessons since he was IS years old, he stilTmanages "Skating gives me a sense of self worth and to juggle a schedule of textbooks and ice skating. accomplishment It's not like a football team "I am taking private skating lessons each where If a mistake is made, you can blame it on CmmE=;=-— CALL 352-0077 morning and evening which can get tiresome with another teammate," be said. "When that perfect my classes, but I really enjoy it," he said. "Col- jump is made and the crowd applauds, you know lege is something for me to lean back on if my all those cheers are for the individual in the STOPPER!?? skating career doesn't bring in the money." middle of the rink." Newlove presents a lecture by Closing Our Management Lingerie Dept. John Stockwell: Need A Quiet Secret Wars of the CIA ENTIRE STOCK Wednesday, April 16 Building? 8:00 p.m.. Lenhart Grand Ballroon 25%-50% off 640 Eighth Street John Stockwell is the highest Bras 2556-5056 off ranking CIA official to openly • Deluxe 2 Bedroom Furnished Panties 2556-3056 off criticize the agency. He has Apartments Camisoles 2556-3056 off appeared on 60 Minutes, NBC Slips 2556-3056 off • Very Quiet Atmosphere Magazine and in several docu- (full — half — also formal) * Free Water & Sewer mentaries. Mr. Stockwell will Bra Slips 4056 off * Student Consumer Union Lease recount his first-hand experi- Girdles 4056 off ence with CIA activity in Viet- "Perfect for the Graduate Student" nam, South Africa, El Salvador and Nicaragua. ZJne f-^owder f uff 352-5620 328 S. Main • Free and open to all • 525 KOr Si.
Howard's club H It's About Time! 210 n. main University Activities Organization presents: In Concert LOGO OLD The RAVE Reviews ". . . Better than Campbell's soup cans." Tonight Andy Warhol, another level reality ". . . Bloody marvelous . . " A retrospective performance of rock-n-roll Queen Elizabeth, Buckingham Palace Standards from the 50's to the 80's ".. . I'm sure it's very nice." Stevie Wonder, platinum record land Featuring: The Beatles, The Who, Tom Petty, Lou "A great step forward for mankind." Reed, Rolling Stones, The Cars, U2, Phil Collins Roger Ebert, At the Movies and Many More! "I thought it was less than thrilling." Gene Siskel, At the Movies "Stuff it, Gene" • NO COVER • Roger again, At the Hostile Movies A Designated Driver Participant "We're going to offend a lot of people if this ad is printed." Everyone at the UAO office except the Publicity Director, pushing their luck. Elsewhere BG News/April II, 1M* 7 Shuttle cabin survived blast Choices narrowed
. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. from the rest of the shuttle and at first believed. He said it was two hangars where the shuttle for Honda plant (AP) - Challenger's crew cabin when it "struck the water, it had more of a fireball and that the debris that has been recovered structurally survived the Jan. 28 some mass inside; that mass cloud of smoke and flame re- has been laid out over a pattern explosion and nine-mile plunge was the crew module," said sulted from the flames that of 4-foot-square grids, much as MARYSVTLLE, Ohio (AP) we will build our second plant torn the sky and then shattered Terry Armentrout, director of flashed when liquid oxygen and the wreckage of an aircraft is - Honda of Japan said yester- in the Midwest," Irimajiri when it hit the surface of the the National Transportation liquid hydrogen propellant positioned for investigation. day that its site search for a said in an interview. Atlantic Ocean, a federal safety Safety Board's bureau of acci- mixed after the huge external It was the first public viewing second U.S. assembly plant ewert reported yesterday. dent investigation. fuel tank ruptured. of the debris, and it was a sober- has been narrowed to Ohio, "THE MIDWEST means However, experts do not be- Armentrout said aerodynamic "There was evidence of explo- ing sight to see the remains of Indiana, Illinois and Ken- Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illi- lieve the astronauts survived the forces rather than the explosion sion visually, but the explosion the once sleek space plane tucky. nois - four states," he said. tall to the ocean. They believe caused most of the initial break- of the entire shuttle is not some- spread out, battered, jagged and Honda, which has been Irimajiri said no final deci- the seven probably were killed up of Challenger and that the thing we're seeing," he said. charred. making the Accord compact sion has been made to build instantly from the shock of the ltt-to-lMMnph impact with the "The external tank did not ex- Most pieces were small, but in car here since 1982, will de- the plant because Honda explosion or from aerodynamic water did tne rest of the dam- plode. With all its potential, it the hangar where the orbiter cide by the end of this year wants to see how the Acura is forces as the cabin tumbled age. would have been a much greater chunks are being examined whether to go ahead with received. from the sky. fireball." there were large sections of the plans for the second plant. Marysville in central Ohio The nose section with the IN FACT, he said, there was Armentrout talked with re- fuselage, the cargo bay doors The plant would produce is the site of a car, motorcycle cabin inside broke cleanly away no large explosion as everyone porters as he led them through and the right wing. There was a cars for Honda's new Acura and plastics plant and Honda stench of dead marine life from division, said Shoichiro Iri- also has an auto and motorcy- barnacles and other sea crea- majiri, president of Honda of cle engine assembly plant in tures that attached themselves America Manufacturing Inc., Anna in northwest Ohio. a U.S. subsidiary of Honda The sales of Ohio-made Poll: Most Ohioans believe to the debris. Motor Co. Ltd. Accords were strong enough IN A portable hangar nearby The new division currently in 1965 to boost Honda past are chunks of the external tank, makes two cars, a luxury American Motors Corp. as two of the three main engine sedan and a sporty coupe. the nation's fourth-largest au- 1983 tax hike unnecessary nozzles and the two forward "We already have decided tomaker. segments of the booster rockets. AKRON (AP)-A majority of Ohioans still good, and they cited the tax issue more often than believe that a state income tax increase enacted in any other reason for their rating. 1983 during the early days of Gov. Richard Ce- When he proposed the tax increase in February leste's administration was unnecessary, accord- 1963, Celeste argued that it was needed to erase a ing to a poll released yesterday by several media 8500 million deficit and put the state on good and the University of Akron. financial footing. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm® ' And Jesse Marquette, the Akron professor who Despite repeated references to the increase as a designed the survey, said the issue remains a 90 percent jump, Celeste contends the increase politically sensitive one for Celeste in his re-elec- was actually smaller. His proposal made perma- tion camp"'" nent a 50 percent surcharge imposed under for- U.S.G. VOTE TODAY U.S.G. Of the 865 adults polled, 58 percent said the tax mer Republican Gov. James Rhodes and added increase was not necessary, while 42 percent another 40 percent. thought it was needed. Similar polls taken in 1984 Without Celeste's action, the 50 percent sur- and 1165 showed almost the same results. charge would have expired in mid-1963. The margin of error for the poll was 3.51 "The tax issue continues to remain an issue for meaning the number of people who thought the tax Celeste," Marquette said. "He should confront the unnecessary could have been as high as 61.5 issue and say something had to be done to stabilize percent or as low as 54.5 percent. finances, and the tax that was collected was used r Participants in the poll conducted by telephone well. .'March 3-12 were asked the following question: UNIVERSITY VILLAGE ."Some people say the 1983 tax increase was THE GOVERNOR should also say he guessed /necessary to deal with state budget problems, wrong and overestimated the amount that was & UNIVERSITY COURTS '.while other say the problems should nave been needed and that he later gave back some of the 'handled without a tax increase. How do you feel?" tax." 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Goodyear plants' futures Metzenbaum wants action rest on tax credit decisions on budget cut proposals CLEVELAND (AP) - Deci- offshore to take advantage of equation: international for the WASHINGTON (AP) - The full Senate must dollars of budget authority for social and de- sions by Goodyear Tire & Rub- lower wages and material costs, country, and then competitive- begin consideration of a budget resolution in fense programs. ber Co. and other or more beneficial tax treat- ness inside the U.S.A." order to avoid triggering the Gramm-Rudman "The sequester would wreak havoc on crit- manufacturers on whether to ment," Barrett said at a news budget-balancing "doomsday machine," Sen. ical domestic programs, with drastic cuts in invest in new plants here or conference. "But industries CHARLES Walker, a Wash- Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, said yesterday. cancer research, Die FBI, air traffic control, abroad may hinge on what Con- such as ours may have no choice ington-based consultant who "Where is the budget?" Metzenbaum asked drug enforcement, and home heating assis- gress does with depreciation and if the proposed tax reform bill was deputy secretary of the on the Senate floor. "Why doesn't the president tance for the poor and elderly," said Metzen- tax credits, a top executive of prevails. Treasury during Richard Nix- want us to move this package forward to the baum. "When Gramm-Rudman cuts, it does so the Akron-based company said on's first term, disputed argu- Senate floor where it can be amended and mindlessly and it does so mechanically." yesterday. Goodyear operates in 27 for- ments that those provisions keep finally passed? Why should we delay? Why Metzenbaum said he disagrees with some eign countries in addition to the old manufacturing industries should we flirt with disaster?" provisions in the budget resolution - including But Tom Barrett, Goodyear's United States. About 10,500 afloat while the proposed 35 per- On March 19. the Senate Budget Committee cuts in Medicaid. low-Income energy assistance president and chief operating Goodyear employees work in cent corporate tax rate favors approved a budget resolution by a vote of 13-9. and subsidized housing - and will attempt to officer, acknowledged that the Ohio, with 2,500 at headquarters up-and-coming high tech compa- The measure would provide a blueprint for address them if the measure comes up on the preservation of accelerated de- and 7,000 in its nearby aerospace nies. Congress to meet a mandated budget deficit floor. Eciation and the investment operations, plus about 500 work- target of $144 billion. But he said the resolution would give the credit would not necessarily ers each in Logan and Jackson. "It's a question of taxing new But Republican senators have told Senate Senate a rational alternative to Gramm-Rud- keep jobs in Ohio over another The credit is the share of capi- investment versus giving tax Majority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan.. they be- man and serve as a roadmap for committees state. tal investment that can be cred- benefits to old investment," he lieve the resolution fails to provide enough working on various appropriations bills. Goodyear is the only Ohio ited against a corporation's said, explaining that the credit money for defense and would raise taxes. And "It would be irresponsible in the extreme to member of a coalition of 23 U.S. taxes. The depreciation rate is and depreciation apply only to the measure has yet to be brought up on the allow the Gramm-Rudman doomsday machine companies formed late last year the time in which a company can new investment. "These compa- Senate floor. to be triggered in October," said Metzenbaum. to combat proposals in the pen- devalue plant and equipment. A nies in the high tech area now METZENBAUM said that if the resolution is "Let's bring the budget resolution to the floor. ding tax reform legislation to shorter time period benefits the that support this legislation are not adopted, the Gramm-Rudman law will My fear is this delay brings the disastrous shift f 140 billion of the tax bur- company. ensconced. They've made their automatically cut, or sequester, billions of sequester closer and closer. den on individuals by eliminat- "Now, the state of Ohio and investments." ing those 1981 tax provisions. northeast Ohio in particular, The group, the Coalition for basically they had the steel in- Jobs, Growth and International dustry and the rubber industry, Competitiveness, contends that basically in a lot of cases they the special credits and deduc- have not fled offshore yet," Bar- tions are the only way to im- rett said. "There's a lot of deci- Official to rule on labor bargaining law prove U.S. productivity and sions being made on that. They competitiveness abroad. have fled to other states where COLUMBUS (AP)-Demo- volved." law should require affirmative lice and its members, most of they had a better environment in cratic Attorney General An- Tenenbaum said Celebrezze action by both houses on con- them troopers and dispatchers "WE DO not want to set up which to operate.... So I think thony Celebrezze Jr. will comply could not issue a formal opinion tract proposals. in the State Highway Patrol. But new manufacturing operations you've got two pieces of the with a Republican Senate lead- to the Senate until it is requested a revised contract will likely er's request for a formal opinion in a resolution adopted by a roll Gillmor said he also objects to take effect because a 30-day on whether Ohio's public em- call vote. The Senate is in recess language in the law that gives time limit provided by law for p« Take a day off from smoking ployee collective bargaining law until May 13. state bargaining units and pub- legislative action will have ex- is constitutional. lic employee unions the author- Elred by the time the Senate and The request came yesterday Even if the attorney general ity to enter into contracts that, louse reconvene May 13. 0 CATCH THE PIZZA BROTHER • from Senate President Paul Gil- finds that the law meets consti- in effect, take precedence over Although Gillmor said he was lmor, R-Port Clinton, who said tutional muster. Gillmor said he state law. The Legislature tradi- acting in his capacity as Senate Look for the pizza man on the act illegally delegates legis- is certain it will be challenged. tionally has set salary and bene- president, be left little doubt
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by Ron Fritz assistant sports editor "We needed a win, no question about Having played Just 18 of 91 that. I'm just happy we could get that win games, It's unusual to already under our belt and maybe we could turn M nave "must-win" games, but yesterday's contest against Cen- things around." tral State was just that for Bowl- 1 *. ing Green's baseball team. — Ed Platzer, BG coach The Falcons, led by Chris Car- den's five runs batted in, snapped a five-game losing at-bata and see more fastballs." seven-run Falcon' uprising. streak with a 1M thrashing of That's exactly what Carden "Our pitching staff was de- the Marauders at Steller Field. saw when he smashed a Jeff pleted," Payne said. "Seven f , A "We needed a win, no question Johnson fastball for a triple to fames in four days has hurt us. r > v 11^••:. *;: -^y about that," BG coach Ed open the Falcons' half of the lus, the reather didn't help Platzer said. "I'm Just happy we first inning. Senior Jamie Rei- either." could get that win under our belt sier followed with a double to IN THE winter-like cold, and maybe we could turn things plate Carden. though, BG's bats were Just get- around.'* Designated hitter Jeff Shokles ting warm. CSU coach Greg Payne said was sale on a fielder's choice, The Falcons scored two runs the win was obviously a big one moving Reiser to third. Mike in the third inning and two more forBG. ^ Hayes walked to load the bases in the fifth inning, while CSU "Sure it was." Payne said. and Kevin Ward singled in added a run in each of those "Any time you lose a few in a Reiser. Todd Dues followed with innings as BG held a 11-2 advan- BG News/Ala Horvath row you need that one to get you a double to plate two more runs. tage, but the Falcons put the back on track. BG looked Uke Dave OTCresik walked before game away with a five-run sixth Bowling Green first baseman Jeff Shokles gets a hold of a Central State pitch as the rest of the they really wanted it" Johnson retired the next two BG Falcons look on. BG wrecked the Marauders 16-5 yesterday at Steller Field. BG raised its record to 7-11 by batters. But Carden came up and Ward coaxed ' T out 17 hits while Falcon and delivered a single, scoring walks from Marauder pitcher pitchers Todd Noffke and Logan Dues and O'Kresik. Reiser sin- Troy Neil to lead off the sixth Collins limited CSU to Just four Cto add another run. but and Dues singled to score safeties. Noffke got (be win, i popped up to end the D See Baseball, page 10. Tribe loses to O's in ninth raising his record to 3-1. GARDEN SMASHED four hits for BG, including a triple, while adjusting to a new role. Bonilla's double off wall plates winning runs The sophomore moved from clean-up batter to lead-off two BALTIMORE (AP) - Pinch the Orioles to only two hits over more got its second run in the games ago, and the adjustment hitter Juan Bonilla hit a two-run the next three innings. third when Ripken doubled in the batting order is helping double off the right field wall Cleveland rallied from a 2-1 home Lacy, who had singled both the 6-foot-4 sophomore and with two out in the ninth inning deficit with two runs in the fifth. with one out. the Falcons. to give the Baltimore Orioles a 4- Joe Carter lead off the inning Boddicker struck out eight "I'm usually in the middle of 3 win over the Cleveland Indians with his first home run, smack- over the first seven innings, but the line-up, but I like batting yesterday. ing a 2-1 pitch from Baltimore surrendered eight hits and two lead-off," Carden said. "It's an Pinch hitter Fred Lynn starter Mike Boddicker over the walks. opportunity for me to get more opened the inning with a walk left field fence. Rookie Gary and Scott Bailes, making his Allanson followed with a single major league debut, relieved to left and scored one out later Dickie Notes. Bailes walked on Tony Bernazard's single, put- Mike Young, but retired the next ting the Indians on top 3-2. two batters before Bonilla punched a wind-aided double, The Orioles took a 1-0 lead in scoring Lynn and Young. the first on singles by Alan Wig- Don Aase, 1-0, was the winner gins and Lee Lacy and Cal Rip- as Bailes, 0-1, got the loss. ken's groundout. Heaton, who left the game in The Indians tied it in the sec- the fifth inning because of stiff- ond when Mel Hall led off with a ness in his left forearm, allowed single, stole second, moved to five hits over the first three third on a fly out and scored on innings, but settled down to hold Boddicker's wild pitch. 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Baseball Q Continued from page 10. Ainge deserves spanking Shokles. O'Kresik followed with a sacrifice fly and catcher Ron Zurek singled. Maybe he figured that Tree Rollins of Atlanta. As if Carden singled in two runs Jackson already had the that wasn't enough, when before Neil was able to get Dave baseball market cornered for Boston and Los Angeles met for Roberts to ground out. CSU his true position - the player the championship, Ainge tried added a run in the sixth and two people love to hate. Seeing that taking on the entire Laker team. in the seventh as BG coasted to basketball lacked a great person the U-run rout. for this role, he opted for the NOW THAT L.A. has Maurice The second game was NBA. "the Enforcer" Lucas, Ainge canceled due to the Marauders may have to think twice about lack of pitching. Platzer would NOW I'M not going to deny such a bold challenge. have liked to play the second Every professional sport Ainge's basketball talent. He Most recently, Ainge took on game. seems to have one player can hit the jumper and runs the Philadelphia's Sedale Threatt, "I was hoping we could play everyone loves to hate. floor pretty well. He's not a bad someone more his size at 6-foot- two today,'' Platzer said. "I Football has Chicago's Jim defender and can rebound as 3. wanted to give ourother pitchers McMahon. whose cocky attitude well as you can expect a guard The Sixers' Terry Catledge some work and get some other and head band had many fans to. bumped Ainge after the Celtic' players in the game." throwing things at the television But if I had to use one word to guard put up a lay-up. Ainge got Carden said the win should screen during the Bears' Super describe Ainge, it would be off the floor shooting his mouth give the team some momentum. Bowl victory. "crybaby." off at Threatt, then brushed into "Games like this are confi- In baseball, there's Whenever the Celtics are on the Philly guard. dence builders and we needed California's Reggie Jackson, TV, Ainge proceeds to grate my one," be said. "Hopefully, this a.k.a. "Reggievision." The only nerves. Everytime the referee Apparently. Threatt didn't will start a roll for us in the Mid- thing he does better than hit blows the whistle, Ainge is care for the discussion and, American Conference." home runs is tell people how pointing his finger at the other after Ainge pushed him, landed The Falcons will find out if good he is at hitting home runs. player. It seems that he thinks a open right hand on Ainge's they're on a roll in the MAC or Not to be left out, basketball his Brigham Young background jaw. The Celtic staggered and stuck when they host Western now has a member of this elite makes nim immune to fouls. was tossed to the floor by Michigan for double-headers to- group. Boston's Danny Ainge When things aren't going his Catledge. morrow and Saturday. has raised the ire of many way, he's crying in the referee's Threatt was ejected from the National Basketball Association ear or complaining to Boston game, which carries an Falcon notes: BG was swept fans - including myself. coach K.C. Jones about how automatic $250 fine. To make by Kent State in a doubleheader Ainge started his professional unfairly he's being treated by matters worse, NBA Tuesday 7-4 and 8-0. Joe Mueller athletic career as a baseball the officials. commissioner David Stem sparkled in the first game, going player with the Toronto Blue Maybe in an attempt to "even levied an additional $2,000 for three-for-four. Catcher Mike Jays. His anemic batting the score," Ainge is always the his involvement. Hayes added a homer. average led him to believe that one in the middle of altercations. On the other hand, Ainge did In the second game, second basketball might be his calling. He even tried to take on 7-foot not even receive a technical foul baseman Reiser started a triple and received only a $1,000 fine. play by catching a line drive, _ BG News/Alex Horvath Somehow, that doesn't seem stepping on second and firing to Easy now right. first. Bowling Green third baseman Todd Dues looks on as Central State first Ainge instigated the episode, Mueller continues to lead BG baseman Ernest Radcllffe puts the finishing touches on a Falcon' yet he didn't even receive a with a .407 batting average. Ju- pop up. BG polished off the Marauders 16-5, yesterday at Steller technical and gets the lesser nior Ken Ospelt is batting .333. Field. 11tem Urge Pizza fine. Of course, Ainge said the incident was a $4.95 Delivery misunderstanding because he thought Threatt pushed him. Regardless of whose story is $3.95 In House true, Ainge will continue his I Help bring the world together. antics. 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Bowling Green hockey coach Jerry York announced, yesterday, Midwestern Junior B League. three forwards and a nWenseman have signed national letters of QUINN, A 8-1, lS5*ound right wing, joined the Canucks at mid- intent to skate for the Falcons next season. season but still finished among Calgary's scoring leaders with 32 The four newcomers to the BG program are center Nelson goals and 43 assists for 75 points in 45 games. Emerson, right wings Marc Potvin and Joe Quinn, and defenseman Emerson, 5-10 and 165 pounds, completed a spectacular season, tying for the league scoring title with 54 goals and 58 assists for 112 York said the new recruits will give added bulk to the Falcons, points in 39 games. Emerson, whose 54 goals and eight game- Four recruits sign who finished tied for second in Central Collegiate Hockey Associa- winners were league-highs, was drafted in the third-round by the St. tion with a 21-14 record last season. Louis Blues in 1985. "Our goal in recruiting is to attract the very best players to our Potvin will bring size and strength to the right side. The 5-10,195- hockey team, and we feel we have recruited four solid players," pound right wing finished eighth in the league with 22 goals and 43 York said. ''We wanted to add some size and strength to our assists for 69 points in 39 games for the Cullitons. with Falcon icers forwards, which we have in Joe Quinn and Marc Potvin. Dahl anchored Stratford's stingy defense, which, at 3.31, allowed "In Nelson Emerson, we have recruited a playmaking centerice- the fewest goals in the Midwestern Junior B League. Offensively, the man. Kevin Dahl will give us a right-handed defenseman with 8-1,185-pounder notched eight goals and 15 assists for 23 points in 29 tremendous strength." games. Quinn comes from the Calgary (Alberta) Canucks, titlists of the The Falcons currently have three former Stratford players on Alberta Junior A League, while Emerson, Potvin and Dahl all their roster, goaltender Dan Kwilas, forward Chad Arthur and Testimony played for the Stratford (Ontario) Cullitons, champions of the lorward/defenseman Steve Dickinson. a Continued from page 1. Tolliver asked Turner if sup- a woman with a sheet and rape Marvin Parker, two of Boat- had upholstry on the inside man's acquaintances who were roofs, unlike Hill's car. The vic- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE porting Boatman was part of her while Hill drove lost on a MiiH by Trwk Michel Jaffc ''still carrying a torch for him." road. in Bowling Green that night. He tim had identified the car in asked them if they thought they ACROSS DOWN 33Hit»tu.t. S3 Wrongly "Yeah/ she answered. "Damn. They actually did it," which she was raped as having a 1 leather shoe 1 Troubles 34 Tree mm M Formal dance The next witness, Carol Mcln- Files described his reaction. bore any resemblence to Hill's white top and an orange or red •tnp 2icei.no-: 36 Writer Hane 55 Wile.. be*o» photo or the other photo the body, having water problems 5 Galley words literature 40 Helpful the Dorrjar tosh, 20, said Boatman woke her Hill's attorney Chuck Boss 10 Blaze of glory 3 Paood of 41 Hohoay tongi 56 Wealth up at about 4 a.m. and slept asked Files to interpret "snatch victim said was a "likeness" of and no upholstry on its inside 14 River to the penitence 44 Violate customs 57 Organ* there until S a.m. Boatman had a bitch" and he answered, "rap- the driver. roof. Hill's car, found by police Battic 4 Turncoat rules compound They both said their hair and abandoned near an exit on 1-75 15 General 5 Strengthens 47 Barn area 59 Stravinsky told her to set the alarm early so ping (talking) with a girl." principle 6 Haze 49 Miscellany 60 Simple that he could get up to wash his Defense attorneys have been mustaches were like Hill's. They in Toledo, fits the woman's de- 16 Branch angle 7 Tolkien tree 50 Cooimg-off 61 Vrsuahies stressing discrepencies between also said their respective cars scription. 17 Actress — May 6 - off Staled periods 64 Through Pretii car, she said. CHiver 9 Conspicuous Another Toledo witness,Greg Boatman's testimony and testi- 18 Participant at ■ 10 Lionel, the ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE; Files, 21, said he drove down to, mony of other men in the group '•■si bandleader i imipaii 5 A MBlilWlA T that went to Bowling Green that 19 Patch ii Skating teat nioaao ui but didn't come back from Bowl- 20 Lampooner s 12 Transportation t _D AB1P1H! I 1 ElA KIU P ing Green with Hill, Henry and products system s 0 RBiRA R A s ■ I IIBBBIIIF IT!f V Walker the night of the incident. ASKED Mclntosh if 22 Facial features 13 Aulomot>ki * AlC Boatman told her what hap- 24 Bulrushes pioneer nnnn nnnun On the way be heard Hill say. 26 Tool set 21 —the-miii T A UPBJT R 1 1 illTlOkalU "I'm gonna snatch a bitch," but pened that night She said he 27 Rooerds at ai 23 Combine i MPOIIIT 0 1 i nnnrji * thought nothing of it, Files said. iold her he didn't want to talk 30 Impractical 25 Bear hug LkLU III in nnr He said he saw Boatman, Hill, about it 35 Star Prefw 27 Child s game A 0 in r i CIIIIIIO N E 36 Sunbather s 26 Party mold 1 RaeaPIF IC! J | He also asked about Boat- illtHr n t Henry and Walker leave the risk 29 Hiding place ni.iiiMM nnnn man's reputation in the neigh- 37 Nanny's 31 Author Leon — parking lot outside of the Amani til 1 EIEBMV M IBI0I0 5 borhood and she said, "every one- negatives 32 Novel by 31 i Room in Hill's car and never 36 No* person Down OVA IBIK 1 1 .rum* 1 T H saw them come back. says he's real nice." 39 One kind of r 11 * R 1 I sell 0 H 1 FILES TESTIFIED testified When asked if Boatman would LsfaefiN f A 1 » 1 H [ t tail NAP 42 Young seel irMM he saw Boatman, his neighbor, lie to her, she said, "I'm sure 43 Show affection he does 'cause I lie to him." 45 Nectar sitting on his front porch at ' 1 1 ' ■ | i n ii '> about 8 a.m. the following day Defense attorneys have sug- collectors ' ' 46 Pal Joey n and noticed "he was shaking as I gested that the men Boatman author said raped the student that night H got closer." 48 Overly ' 1 were not Hill. Henry and sentimental n "There was something funny corn h i about him," Files said. Walker, but other men who »U r-K>wer D'SCI Files said when he asked Boat- fit the victim's description. Var ' 5i Before cycle or a man what was wrong, he told Boss showed the photo array Don't miss out on that great tan 71 M l? 11 M form " him the night before be wit- used by the victim to identify 52 Ahead ol time » nessed Henry and Walker Jump Hill to Anthony Crutchf ield and 54 Traveler s M ■' Eat your Prout cafeteria box check? 58 Adherents ot ■el " ii i' Life islam ^B D Continued from page 3. lunches in the sun 62 Enthusiastic ■ H » "German doctors and psychia- Worried 63 Of the ■ sl subcontinent Leal" ki trists taught the Nazis bow to you might have And be one of the cool ones! 65 Esa molding ■ ■ H we the gas chambers. 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Sat April 12300pm Hera I em Maria OJeorlch st the Fist Edition mned lo consume al avaaable alcohol Doctors Downtown B G General I ifnleHI counselors naadad for: Available Summer onfy (600 Cal after 6 p m For Information, cal Tm 287-4694 CH now » make you- aprx»ntmenl354 I 4 7 7 neve prohrbrted visitation due to the seventy ol Look lor our sd n today's [ Fete Ana, Sports. Swimming. Boating, Water 364-1079 Mil ekang. Photography. Dance. Nature. Gym neeaca. Queer. Drama. Terras. Camping. Group CAFE FRANCAIS' APRIL 9 ELECT APRIL 10 eKHsLE SB AND JOHN mSSS~ USQ PfsEUDCNT AND VICE PRESIDENT LearJers (21-1 Further rrlormallon write 12 2 BEDROOM APT AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER THERE WILL BE A BAKESALE AT THE LARRY BARNES VOTE APRIL ITH AND 10TH AAsvard St Udo Beech. NY 11561 or cal CLOSE TO CAMPUS! CALL 354-8817 FRENCH USG AT-LAROE REPRESENTATIVE MOUSE THURSDAY APRIL 10 FROM 10 00 516-889-3217 TO 4 00 FRENCH AND AMERICAN Porytiislen VWege Dawmaii TO THE ALPHA Xl'» ANO THE M EP't bedroom apertmarrls on Scott Harrvaon Attention Greeks PASTRIES Greet Cmnoee Oriental Food WE WOULD IKE TO CONORATULATE YOU CRUtSESHIPS AJRLINES HIRING' Summer-Fel rentals Summer Rsles' COFFEE BONAPPETITi Who can give me moat blood' Alpha Sigma Phi Delivery Hours 5 30-9:30 PM ON WkNNWO YOUR RESPECTIVE CHAM- Summer, Career, Overseas! Call for 352 5822 dU in February Be sure to lake part In me RSA Cal Today 352 0528 FIW—Fl IN OUR FIRST ANNUAL WaF- Gukte.Ceeaefte Hiiimnvlco 916-944-4444 Blood Drive competition m the Grand Ballroom ext CHARITIES BOARD ANNUAL BIKE AUCTION FLEBALL TOURNAMENT. WE OREATlY AP- 3 BORM HOUSE TO SUBLEASE FOR PRECIATE YOUR PARTICIPATION ANO HOPE April te. Wednesday R-S-A. BUTTON CLUE I Earn S2,0OO6,000 per mo M ttrraTor SUMMER Baloon Derby for the March of Dimes TO SEE YOU AGAIN NEXT YEAR. Student Services Forum MY AlMO»T IDENTICAL TWIN ROY SAID I •400-600 par mo oen-nme Cal for free Wor- 139 S COLLEGE CLOSE TO CAMPUS Phi Beta Lambda |PBL) THE MOTHER* OF LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Viewing Slarts at 2 30 OUGHT TO 00 WEST AND LOOK FOR THE mMton 1-381-6781. REASONABLE RATES CALL 2-5946 OR Auction Starts at 3 30 Aprl 12, noon. Bet Tower WHITE LETTER* OF war-ORTANT INTEREST 2-5947 Ticket Sale March 10-Apnl 12. SI aa Al items payable by cash or check with proper Fsmafe couneekx wanted for gsTa aummer '0 Alare welcome" For formation caljudi Miner al 372-5610 TtMPETEPJJON camp Cal Meg « 1-600-327-8287 3 bedroom firrsahad House S36 3rd St FOR The "Never Again" Campaign Congralulalions BECHY BUCHENIC lor Avaaable May 6 for Summer end Fal Natural USG AT-LAROE REP Presents representing Pi Beta Phi tor Mrs Paddy Mur- gas heel Cen eccomodete up lo 4 students No Commodore 641128 User's Group Meeting "A Pubic Forum on the issues ol Fun In the Sun Work et Wyandol Lake m the phy! Were so proud of you" pats Cal 352-4773 after 6. Apr* 10th. 7 30 115 Lite Science Cal Drinking and Dnvmg Cokmbua area, thai summer For Chns st 352-4794 lor more information Love, your Pi Beta Phi Sisters appacation and rrlervlew. see VOTE FOR Wad , Aprl 16. 1966 730 p.m N E. Commons. Free Student Employment REMINDER TO ALL STUDENT ORGANIZA SCOPE-OUT" CHRISTOPHER HELMCK Co-sponsors student Legal Services. 3 bedroom house neer campus IIONS IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING "SCOPE-OUT" USG REPRESENTATIVE Undergraduate Student Gov't BACCHUS. GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,040 »59.230yr FOR SUMMER THE AMA AND IUP IN THE RONALD '••COPE-OUT" AT-LAROE Now mrwj Cal 1 -806-687-6000 Ext R 9849 352 5822 WCDONAID HOUSE PROJECT CALL TODD TODAY: 9 00 a m -5 00 p m UNION for current lederal la! IAHOTE AT 354 8279 TOOAY' 3 bedrooms tor summer Furnished, washer-- FTTZ. BERN > KRISTY Thanks lor s great spr- Students who are interested m applying tor the dryer, one hal block horn campua *80 month rig break" It you took good, you're not having new stale Teacher Education Loan Program UAO-UAO-UAO-UAOUAO-UAO Bicycle Tune-Up Space. Housekeepers. Wsrtreeaes end John, 354-0912 must attend a meeting scheduled to distribute tun. Via's cocktail bar. onfy m America, oh-wee. See La Cage Aui FoUse TonlgMI Or*/ General Melnlensrica \rpacations and obtain information about the sure. sure. sure, plastic appartus. weners Only 115-372-2343 losow the leader, who's honking 7 Ron I Eric- $1200 Summer prejMona ■ eaaCli a Private Wand urogrsm A meeting win be held Thurs . April UACMJAOUACHJAO-UAO-UAO- at l*kaor1--Porl CMon Area, fut-llme or part lime 4 bedroom (unvaried houee Close to campus 10.6 30 p m n the Tatt Room ot the Union Let's make n ANNUAL I love you guys' Averege $425 month 354 1279evenlngs Karen Purosle Salary S4 60-5 00-hr . plus room and board UAO-UAO-UAO-UAO-UAOUAO 131 W Wooster provided Great orjporturaty to save money' OH 5 bdrm house avaaable for aummer. 352 6264 Coted (216) 391 3885-Ann Economy or PAt neirt ASM meeting -II be Thurs April 10 "A Public Forum See La Cage Aux Fomre Temghtt Cal 352-6566 between 14 5pm ii 7 30 p m m Room 110 BA Election ol Ol- on the Issues of Only 115-372 2343 Jack Adam. Ratlksanake Wand Club. Port Can ivers we be held and detaas lor the upcomng UAO-UAO-UAO-UAO-UACMJAO ton, OH 43452 Drinking snd Driving" 621 E MERRY 2 bdrm. turn 4 persons, near ;«cnic wi be given Norranafione lor Women m Coriimijnlcatlona, Otlenhauer neaaonable rates 2 units aval l-> There" Wednesey. April 16. 1986 UAO-UAO-UAOUA04JA04JAO- sic. Communication awards must be submitted Lawn Mamtenence Had days I lul CALL JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 7 30 pm NE Commons See Le Cage Aux FoKea TonlgMI by Friday. Aprl 12. 5 pm In 322 Waal Hat days, pan 1 U time 352-5822 354 2260 or 352-6663 THE PRELAW SOCIETY PRESENTS THE Reception immediately loaowmg Only 115,372-2343 EagrMHy inlormabon m In 322 Weat Hal LAW SCHOOL EXPERIENCE (A PANEL FREE and open to the pubsc UA0-UA04JAO0A04JAO0A0 Need aggreearve bueoeea merketlng mekx lor Available 2 bedroom apartment, close to cam- MSCUSSIONI THURSDAY APRIL 10. 7 30 Rent Albums Dolsr a Day plus Deposit summer beverage Seles In rnerchandkung I'M ASSEMBLY ROOM OF THE MCFALL pus For Summer and-or 88-87 school year UAO-UAO-UAO-UAO-UAO-UAO Good Selection of 60 a and Alternative portflon Must have car, be 19 or older I be CENTER l w* nol be responsible for any other debts $255-month Cal 354-4004 other than my own made atfer April 8. 1986 See La Cage Aux Foiles Tonight' Green Tambourine 157 Ckjugh 352 7876 located In Loram Erie counbes Sand resume- K«> Alton Apple Only 115 372-2343 letter to: Oept B. PO Box 122. Lorakl, OH 10 ML STUDENTS TODAY < FRIDAY FROM UAOUA(HIAO-UAO-UAO-UAO 44062 CARTY RENTALS in 00 -4 00 ARTCARVED CLASS RINGS ON IMPORTANT Apts Houses Rooms 1AU A! THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE' K anyone saw the incident between the Summer Rente*. 3 mo. Iiaail USG AT-LAROE REP Need Students to do cleaning, mlac fobs and 5 15 00 OFF ON 14K GOLO' $15 00 OF ON pedestrian and the automobile Defend Mark's Phone 362-7366 TIMOTHY PETERSON yardwork aftarnoono. Phone 362-7365 ' UK GOLD' PiuaSal Night 4-5-86 at approx 2 00. please VOTE TOOAY MR SPOTS cal 353 1226 Restaurant Carry Rentals AUTHENTIC. ORIGINAL Sanduaky, Ohk) 2 bdrm apt tor 3-4 students "Attention OSEA Members" FMedetohai Sleek Sandwiches USO SUMMER HELP Ful or part time Available 1 bdrm house, 12 mo lease starting in May run iihedd' Awards Assembly Monday LSAT CPA GRE GMAT MCAT Buffalo Style Chicken Wings poeMona as food cocktal servers, server Apni 21st m 220 Main Science at 7 00 ACT SAT PSAT. NCLEX RN VOTE TOOAY We deliver after 4 00 Phone 352-7365 aseratants. bartenders line ( prep cooks Don! compete wrlh a Kaplan student. USQ 352-SPOT Prefer lo apply m person Cm Chi's Reetauranl. be one' Fum. apt for Summer Rental Only $500 00 I BALLOONS-BALLOON S-BALLOONS 4307 MasnRd CALL 352 6802 or 536-3701 VOTI bedroom. Cal 364-8398 8 lo 11pm I TODAY IN MATH SCIENCE 9 AM-3 PM 14191 626-2744 WE DELIVER" TIM PETERSON weekends Aak lor Rob AT-LAROE REP Need a Change-TRY US' Firreshed lower duplex for 4 Campus Pagkai's Furraahad upper duplex lor 3 COME MAGNIFY THE LORD 440 E Court 352 9636 Someone experienced in painting Need heap A CALL TO WORSHIP VOTE Hera's your chance lo aak the questions pasitrig woodwork in a law rooms. Cal Summer A Fal - 7 30 APRIL 12. 1986 •"JULIE DALTON " "A Pubsc Forum on the Issues ol 363-1882 after 4 pm Phone 362-0839 STUDENT SERVICES FOR Drinking and Driving" USQ AT LARGE REF. SPONSORED BY VARIOUS Wed, Aprl 16. 1986. 7 30 pm Summer help at The Porthole on Keey's Wand Houee for Rant: Surrrner only, 1 or 2 people, BGSU CHRISTIAN GROUPS NE Commons Reception losowing MR SPOTS PoalaonB: cooks t ■vartreossi send resume lo $360-surrrner Ctoaa to oarnpua FREE and open lo the pubsc BG'S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR YOU CAN SPEND NEXT FALL IN ENGLANOI! 18771 Thorps Rd.. Chegrm Faas OH 44022 363-1731 after 6 pm YOU can help make the difference ';RTLAN0 STATE UNIVERSITY, OREGON. WE OEUVER THE BEST FIND OUT MORE: 411 SOUTH HALL EVERY WED. EVENING AT 7:10 OR CALL BETM AT MV OF TENNESSEE, UTAH STATE UNIVER- 352 SPOT Houeea > Apts lor 66-87 school year 2-45(7 OR KELLY AT 24492. SITY AND 49 OTHER COLLEGES ARE STILL Summer rcome & beyond-exceptional oppor- Smith Bogga Rentals Office 532 ManvOe. rear PEN ON NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE, lumty to start building a career or second In- 352 9457 between 12-4 i ARN HOW TO PAY IN STATE TUITION AND "SCOPE-OUT" come before you graduate' Pick your own CO TO SCHOOL OUT-OF-STATE. THERE Senxx Chasenge Team Captains & members. "SCOPE-OUT" WANTED hours: be in business on your own distributing I'LL BE AN INFORMATION SESSION TOOAY Own room, 2 bathe 2 bedrooms. (SO-mo. for don't forget about the kick off party tonight at the "SCOPE-OUT" rexxjnaay known products. For an appointment eunmer. 353-0951 mornings Al 930 AM, 231 ADMINISTRATION. CALL Alumni Center 8-10 Hope to see you there1 cat 363-7877 : 8202. THE CENTER FOR ACADEMIC OP- 1 Fe. rmte needed for summer and-or 86-87 school year Own room I dope lo campus. Cin- 'r.lNS. FOR MORE INFORMATION. SENIORS" Party Room dy 354-9002 COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE Wanted 4-6 famassi Openings aval rZarrwvja Cal 352-9378 SENIOR CHALLENGE 86 SPEND A SEMESTER IN ENGLAND PLUS BGSU Faculty rriernber and spouse want to •6-10 hr If intereeted cal Pal. 352-6400 btwn 8am- 1pm. eves 7-9pm EARN 15 HOURS BOSU CREDIT! FOR rent- lease 2 or 3 bedroom turraahed or pane*, ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS!! MORE (unvaried house or duplex In or near BO tor on* GSS and WSA present the last Stamtejch Tonight l bedroom -pay no uaMee- -doee to campua INFORMATION: EVERY WED. EVENING AT year or longer- beginning 8-1-86 Cal JAZZ CAFE ol the year" Campus Pagkai's HERE'S YOUR CHANCE 850 Soon Hemolon 2. 7:10 IN 411 SOUTH HALL OR CALL 372 9961 days 352-0362 evenings Fiiuiuring 597 Jau Quartet 440 E Court 352 9638 KELLY AT 2-6452 OR To gain valuable aalae experience whle In col Phone 353-4737 (Jackie) Friday April 11. 8pm--lam BETH AT 2-4517 Fal '86 5 Spring 87 1 corysKtarale. responsi- tape al one ol the nigheet paying lobs on ble, remele roommete Large, 2 bedroom apt campua. - ICE ARENA LOUNGE STRENGTHEN STUDENT USG RELATIONS SUMMER RENTALS The 80 News Beverages and munchies provided VOTE KIM MEYER with new carpet. VERY nice! CM 354-7803 1 4 2 br turn apts on 3rd St FREE AIR CON- •"Realicf" at accepting applications tor advertising sates $2 donation accepted at me door for USG Al Large Representative DIT10NWG, water, sewer, etc Reduced rales Brian Moore Female roommate to share mobile home for repreeentatlvea for the 1986-87 academic April 9 5 10 VERY REASONABLE USQ Al-L.rge Representing Summer Own bedroom. SI SO-mo. veer Al majors considered Muat have oar. Ap FALL-SPWNQ 86-87 April HO Cal Joy, 352 0958 plcetlons and lob ekWKnpBons aneaabla M 214 2 br. units M BOO 3rd St 6 824 6m SI Owner WaatHal Support your hal Take pert m the RSA Blood pays for AC on 3rd St. and lor water sewer a See Europe and Earn 6 Hours ol Credit Drive r»mpetttion this week m the Grand Female roornrtaws needed for next year 1 Fit, Apr! 11. 4 pm neat bom beacons Unwed Openings Bafroom Cong/sluletions to Bern Perry and Jenny brock from campus for a 12 mo. lease Cat 362-5163 days. 362-4966 eves SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE Sranaberry tor their selection Into Mortar Board' Tereea 372-5771 KKG has got that Pride1 T-Sfwta. Tank-Tops Information meeting with Love your sisters Al Colors. Sues, And imprmis WANTED: 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR &e!j Professor David Reed from France FOR SALE Summer rental Exceeent location Half way bet- New S2 00 each Aprs 14, 1986.8 30 PM SCHOOL YEAR TO UVE WITH 2 FEMALES AT wean campus I downtown Large house for 372-6698 372 Business Administration "SCOPE-OUT" 32 FRAZEE AVE PLEASE CALL 352-6909 2 4 people Reduced rani tor aummer. Cal "SCOPE-OUT" AFTER 5:00 PM 1972 Honda CB176 $230 Runs wel Some 1-626-1934 "SCOPE-OUT" fix-up Good around town bM. CM 352-9322, USG Sieve, eveninga SUMMER SUBLEASE AVAIL„ 1 bedroom apt , VOTE TOOAY Kted. Greet apt Own room. (unvaried, ctoaa to campus. S130-rnonth, 9-5 UNION FOYER Air I— 44 Greet Deel. (Negotiable must rent), 362-5539, eves USG Cal Soon. Jim 372-6608 LOST & FOUND 1BB4 CRX. 45.000 mees. has crutee. eir rear 8LIMMER--1 bedroom apartment close to cam- defogger, AM-FM Cassette. Body Coating-- pus. 1-267-3341. USG WANTED KEYS FOUND urkkarcoatJng $6,000 or beat Have a voice in your Loft Reglstrstlon Forms 10 people eertouety mtereeted in LOSING otter Cal BO a! 353 1500 CALL 2-4708 TO IDENTIFY Two 2-badroom apts for that aummer in a STUDENT GOVERNMENT Available lor Fell i Spring lam. 6447 WEIOHT Guaranteed results Cal Mr PhOpa duplex « 222 N Enlerpnee Cal Kit VOTE TODAY' Cal 352-3836. Monday-Friday. 9 5 at 3530143 BICYCLE MuM eel limitjassiyil U 372-6091 or 363-1731 lost Saturday night Leather coal at Uptown, USG Loft Construction ^•ntimental value 372-4747 Ceraurlon Sport OLX bicycle 27" tree.I'm 62" $170. Cal Tray 372-3339. or 372-2648 Two bedroom furrashed apts lor Fal. "SCOPE-OUT" 362-2663 I (1ST Light green tackle box with sewng sup- "SCOPE-OUT" HELP WANTED FOR SALE used tMe abed sols, good oorrS- saes m 115 Education between 10 30-11 30 "SCOPE-OUT" ■on Baal offer 363-8336 altar 6pm Mmday Very important-need lor class No TWO FEMALES NEED ONE ROOMMATE locations asked Cal Laurl 1 year nanny -governeee posrkxi-for larrwy (MALE OR FEMALE) FOR SUMMER OWN ?'2-1082 wtm 2 smel ctyjdren In New England Own apt., Leether Jacket, alia smel ROOM. NO UTILITIES, EXCELLENT LOCA- USG ELECTIONS WANT TO TRY "PUB-GRUB" OR ENGLISH use of oar A good weekly salary Send reeume PnCai ntTr^OtsmMsii. QOOO COOOrttOn TrON CALL 352-3730 Cal Stvtarse 353-6503 LOST 24" gold chem and medium-sized gold USG ELECTIONS LAGER?? FIND OUT ABOUT ITH I letter to P 0 Box 464. Cos Cob. CT 06807 , '086 Lost rn front ol Rodgers Quad on USG ELECTIONS EVERY WED. EVENING IN 411 SOUTH Two man apartment on 4th I High Avaaable for USG ELECTIONS weekend of Feb 7-9 Incredible sentimental HALL AT 120 Counselor 1 kvslructor Positions Avaaable Loft lor Seas Bummer For more information Cal 353-0631 .Hue! REWARD. Call 352-4119 7:30 OR CALL KELLY AT 2-4452 OR •SO Prtveto Coed Summer Camp In Pooono MM., - , , ■ „ ... ,. To lubleaaa a nice BETH AI 2-4567 Cal 352 2984 after 5 30 p.m Pa Contact Cayuga. PO Box 234B0, 2bedroom apt New furniture A ctoaa to oarn- "•JULIE DALTON"• Kenlworth. N.J 07033 pua AvMatas 86-87 school year. Cal Frar* USQ AT LARGE REP. (201) 27B-01O6 Lose 10 29 be a month1 353-0807 or Mark 363-2216 RIDES VOTE APRIL 9 I 10 100% guaranteed Anenbon students who w4 be kmiora or seniors Cat 362 9511 -CINDY WYATV NEW HAPPY HOURS AT and are seeking campus employment lor fal Ride Desperately Needed To Miami UrUv. •2 BtUXaOCail-FlJRN. t UNFURN ■ When you Marl feeling down MAIN ST semester. 1988 Two positions are avaaable as WiH help pay lor gas The weekend ot the f 2th lAfrtcnirig couch and rocking char •PRIVATE SLEEPING ROOMS' and out— Friday 1 Saturday Nights CM 2-3056 Drew student advisers In the Cosege ol Business Ad Make an offer Mekx Utajies I Cable TV Fum. And you need lo gel away. Opens PM irarasltalxin, Office ol the Dean Appacanta 364-7218 anvtlme One hell Block Ot! Campua Grab your buddy Jenneters No cover IB 9 p.m. must be buetneea mokxa rnerniaming a 3.0 or CALL TOM snd roadlrip for the day. MAM ST 352-3703 better GPA Trsining «i begin a lew hours this Mon Frl 7 AM-Noon 362-4673 SERVICES OFFERED You can bet It will be silly, Srx place bedroom suns $200 2-year old rv ismiMar with 10-15 hours per week requved Evening I wkand 362-1800 fun. craiy, and wlid- aOQ roon HMst. 0 pM04M, next samaUar. Al intereeted applicants muat USWGSCU MODEL LEASE Al your typing needs- Me snd you and OfJU- obtan an Interview referral from Student $275 372 3195 prompt & professional WW the 3 of us survive? Employment aa aoon as pooMbte. Clara 352-401 7 I lots yal Jenny nd twin mettrees wtm box springe. and more apt. furniture Cal evenings Groovy Records 362-1220. PREGNANT' CONCERNS? Free pregnancy Attention Dan CMMon (P.B.) Atlentlon students who wl be sophomores e New locekon 425 E Wooster behind Open 1 and 2 bad tofts for leal Objective mlo Cal now 354-HOPE The Kg 22 Is here at leaf are apakkg crenpus employment for fal Pantry New Hours 12-9 M Sat On Sate rent lor epertmente Summer and (4673J Hrs M, Th 12 noon-8pm T,W 10 My haven't the years gone by too fast! semester. 1986 A position is svsaabie as s stu wrseosr Spectrum Radar Detector State ol the Now Pink Floyd Piper at me Gales ol FM SimiMir. For a ragWratlon am 2pm Sal 12noon-2pm Don't worry, you're sill! a stud who's dent saalalant In the Coaege of Bue^esa Ad art In poke radar oatactJon Very good condi- physically III Dawn'-*S 50 lorm and Ml of rates eel nweatielkiii. Othce of the Dean Appacanta tion (126.001372-6698 TYPING SERVICES tor al types ol papers at And your "practicing hasn't ilown down ■ bit Depeche Mode Black CewbretkxT $5 50 362-3836 (Mondey-Fndeyl must be buslnoaa majors rnaaTlatreng a 3 0 or 75-pg (dbl sp ) 90 pg for drsaertatlons Agent Orange Living In Loft Conebuction You haven't mellowed cauaa your party befler GPA Training wl brsgtn a lev. hours INS 352-3967 Irom 8am 9pm Darkness $5 50. •71 VOLVO 241 DL RUNS OBEAT. GXJOO gekxa semester with 10-15 hours per week requved And your "Red Headed" temper la as strong PHONE 353-1222 CONDITION, I HAS HAD REGULAR ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS REASONABLY next somealejr. Al Intereeted appacanta must MAINTENANCE (1760. CALL 362-1763 PRICED ZIPPERS REPLACED ALL TYPES OF es ever before." You know and I know I won't obtain an Interview referral from Student AFTER 6:00 PM HEMMING ETC CALL AFTER 7 00 P M go on arryrnorel Let's break out the cake and Employment aa aoon as possible 363-7592 ASK FOR ROBIN the wine, ceuae I hope I'm celebrating you s- dey when you're nlnety-nlns! CHILD CARE -BOSTON AREA Wa have many U WATT YAMAHA RECEIVER 11H. 1 PAIR Love, You know who tafrasee looking for loving chad care workers. IS WATT ROYAL SPEAKER* I1X. CALL AN- One year committment BKceeent salary, Efficiency Now Renting for Fal MR SPOTS DY AT benefits, round trip tranaportatton Alene FaKh, 1 or 2 limeMsr loose, luty furnished OET PSYCHED! CHICKEN WINGS, HOAGIES 1I44402 OR 3724131. Abortion Cnktoare Ptacernent Service. 149 BuckminMit al uaraes paid xvSuding cokx T V SIBS WEEKEND Steak sandwiches soups 4 Free Pregnancy Test FVJ, &ooksne MA 02146 617-566-6284. watt cable 6266 month Phone APRIL 11-U aatada We Deliver after 4 00 Morning After Treatment 352-SPOT 354-3182 or 362-1620 Evenings Center lor Choice 1S1 N Michigan INTERESTED IN TRAVELING AND EXPERIEN- Iprtngfeet 44 Help Warned Toledo Ohio CINO A NEW CULTURE?? STUDY IN AOYraaaion Ticket Seles. Bear Tlokat SaMa. FOR RENT (419)255-7769 ENGLAND!! FOR MORE INFO.: EVERY Bear Servers Appeostlons through Student WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 7 30 IN 411 Errsjloyriient OfltoS. 460 SturJarrl Servicee 2 brjrm fum. apt. Cherrywood Spa prtvSeoee Thurelln Manor Apartments •OUTH HALL OR CALL BETH AT 2-4M7 OR through Apr! 11 Aprl I August rent pard Avaaable immed Con Fury Carpeted. AJr ConrJBoned KELLY AT 2-4452 A| Students Welcome MerKkvkxy MaeaYig Cable TV, Furnlehed Efflolaricy I MASS COMMUNCATIONS WEEK ■set Jan or Jay et 352-8871 PERSONALS Laundry FacHee Appacaaona tor Aprl 14 18 KOPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKD- Summer and Fal M 461 Thurstm Avs Check TODAY'S BO News Earn m part-time what you can m ha gma! Cal FX 2 bedroom turrsahad arevlmenta Acroea from Otlenhauer Towers for complete acheduta Mr Moore at 362-9611 "SCOPE-OUT" RDPXKDPXKDPXKOPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKD- Summer Lsssss Only 362-6436 0ONTMB8IT1 "•COPE-OUT" PX Experienced term help now J thru the summer 362-7464 "SCOPE-OUT" KOFXKDPXKDPXKOPAKDPXKDPXKDPXKD- Morning or aRernoona or bom Cal 362-7060 FX