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Madly tunny. High 90 Vol. 68 Issue 44 THE BG NEWSFriday, November 8,1985 Fate of 6 Police pair up unclear in reports on city safety by Jim Nleman One of the first things they did BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - An and Teresa Tarantino in their new positions was to anonymous caller said Islamic staff reporters create a mutual assistance Jihad extremists planned to kill agreement outlining what areas their half-dozen American hos- There are two people in this they would jointly cover. aes yesterday, and a second town who, by working together, The city police are authorized er claimed they were dead. create an insurance policy for to patrol both the dry and the But no bodies were found in the both the city and the University. University because it is con- designated spot. But they're not in the insurance tained within the city. Univer- The captives were to be "exe- business; you could say they sity officers patrol the cuted" by firing squad because make their living off crime. University and have also been indirect negotiations with the Some would call them "part- swom in by the mayor as auxil- United States had reached "a ners in crime" ... crime pre- iary city officers. dead end," the first man said in vention, that is. This gives both departments a call to a Western news agency. The partnership between Wil- jurisdiction both on and off cam- In Washington, however, a liam Bess and Galen Ash began pus. White House official said "con- in 1978 when the two were WHILE THE two departments tacts" in the Lebanon hostage named beads of their respective limit their patrols to their re- case had not broken down and departments. Bess is the direc- spective areas, they have President Reagan said of the tor of Public Safety at the Uni- agreed that the city streets death threat, "Evidently there versity and Ash serves as the which run through and adjacent is no substantiation of that at chief of police for the city. to campus are under the author- aU." "We need each other. We all ity ofthe city. The University, Since the calls could not be have the same problems; it however, may stop vehicles for authenticated, it was impossible (working together) is a way to traffic infractions on these roads to determine whether they were solve them, Ash said. and follow through on the cita- a macabre hoax or simply part Ash said cooperation wasn't tion, if they first radio the city's of a war of nerves being waged always the rule. Ash waa a shift supervisor for authoriza- by the shadowy Shiite Moslem member of the University police tion. faction to pressure Washington force in 1960, and he said that at "Ninety percent of the time into making a deal. that time the University police the supervisor is going to say Six Americans are missing in force was looked upon as "sec- take it now,' " Ash said, rather Lebanon. Islamic Jihad claimed ond class." While he was on the than wait for a city officer to Oct. 4 it killed one of them, force. Ash said, be was basically arrive at the scene. diplomat William Buckley, 57. a "door checker." As a result of the agreement But no body has turned up. and the city's confidence in the "WE WORKED ballgame tra- University's department. Ash THE OTHER American cap- ffic and unlocked doors for pro- said he believes his officers tives are Peter Kilbum. 60, an fessors who didn't carry keys," "probably spend less time on American University of Beirut Ash said. He added that if any- this end of town." librarian; the Rev. Lawrence thing serious occurred on the "Again that is'because of the Jenco, 50, a Roman Catholic University grounds, city police confidence our people have in priest; Terry Anderson, 38, chief were called in to handle it their people ... you can't sur- Middle East correspondent for Things chanced when Bess vive it you can't work together," The Associated Press; David took over as the head of the he said. Jacobsen, director of the Ameri- University's police. Ash said. Ash said confidence in the can University Hospital, and Bess agreed that he redirected University police force is the Thomas Sutherland, the univer- the University's safety program major reason that University sity's dean of agriculture. into a police force with crime police officers have been swom islamic JihadT or Islamic Holy prevention as Us primary inter- in as auxiliary city police offi- War, believed made up of funda- eat cers. mentalist followers of Iran's Ben'predecessor chose not to "All it takes is a serious acci- Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini, work with the city. "He didn't dent and you'll have several had said it would release the want our help - we didn't want officers tied up," Ash said. Americans when Kuwait frees BG News/Kevin Hopkins his help," Ash said. Cooperation doesn't just exist 17 Shiite comrades serving Workout! The working relationship be- between him and Ash, but also prison terms for the bombings of Not everyone seems to be keeping in time with Jennifer Klineck, sophomore sports managment major tween the two has been differ- among members of their respec- the U.S. and French embassies (front right), as she leads an aerobics class at the Student Recreation Center. The open class meets ent Ash said he and Bess have tive forces, Bess said. in Kuwait in December 1963. Monday through Thursday from 4:30-5:30 p.m. and Friday and Sunday from 5:15-6:15 p.m. "agreed to agree from the be- "It is a totally unique cooper- Kuwait refuses. ginning." • See Police, page 4. OCJ student government disputes group's study COLUMBUS (AP) - A na- sponded with students at Ohio Richard, who teaches political ACCURACY IN Academia en- abiding by a certain amount of Greenlee, who represents tional conservative organization University in Athens, the organi- science. "I don't think there is courages students to provide professional ethics," Csorba Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and that says it wants to determine zation said yesterday. The stu- any place for it on the college information about possible un- said. Kentucky in the United States whether university professors dent government, however, campus." balanced, unethical or inaccu- Started in August, the group is Students Association, said that are fair and ethical in their opposes any efforts of the group In Washington, Les Csorba, rate classroom teachings. A part of Accuracy in Media, group also opposes Accuracy in teaching has been in contact to monitor professors' teach- executive director of Accuracy board, including professors, which monitors the perfor- Academia, contending that it with students at one Ohio school, ings. in Academia, said the group analyzes the information - stu- mance ofthe nation's news me- will "inhibit academic free- but not without opposition from The president of the OU fac- received inquiries from some dents' classroom notes or dia. dom" of discussion in the class- the student government and f ac- ulty, Patricia Richard, also ob- students at OU and responded to material distributed by the tea- Craig Greenlee, president of room. jects to monitoring by the group. them. He said the group has cher - and contacts the profes- the OU Student Senate, said Neither Greenlee nor Richard Tbe Washington-based Accu- "The whole effort is another heard no complaints about pro- sor "to give him a chance to give Accuracy in Academia implies was aware of any professors at racy in Academia has corre- form of intimidation," said fessors at other Ohio schools. his side of the story" if the group that "students aren't capable of OU targeted for monitoring or decides to publish its findings in making a decision for them- whether the group is active on its newsletter, Csorba said. selves concerning what is fair or campus. The newsletter goes to univer- biased" in the classroom and Stephanie Peters, an Ohio sities where professors have that its monitoring "could be State University student who is Inside: Convocation preview, page 5. been challenged, students and slanted toward the right." on the United States Students media organizations requesting ACCURACY IN Academia Association board, last week it and contributors to the non- made its contacts on campus informed OSU trustees of her profit group, Csorba said. through the student College Re- rup's opposition to Accuracy "We just want to hold these publican Club, Greenlee said. A Academia. She said there 9 people (teachers) accountable spokesman for the club could not have been no reports of com- through our newsletter ... and be reached for comment yester- plaints about OSU professors to 'Country doctor selected to show whether or not they are day. the monitoring group. Reagan appoints health and human services secretary

WASHINGTON (AP) - Otis Administration. asked in his 1961 speech. "The Bowen, a former Indiana gover- Bowen had revealed his action only excuse I could find was that nor described as a conservative in a 1961 speech to an American after prolonged use and heavy country doctor, was selected by Medical Association conference, dosage, it (DMSO) caused an President Reagan yesterday to and criticized what be consid- occasional cataract in dogs be the next secretary of health ered dawdling on new drug ap- and human services, replacing provals by FDA, which will be "%'i later said DMSO use was Margaret Heckler who will be- under his direction at HHS. part of a clinical trial of the come U.S. ambassador to Ire- drug. But be added: "It seems to land. THE DRUGS be used included me as if we have been looking at Reagan said he picked Bowen dimethyl sulf oxide, or DMSO, an some of these drugs forever. I'm "because of all the qualifica- industrial solvent believed by not calling for unleashing of tions he has in excess for this many to be a pain reliever when harmful drugs, but it seems to particular position," including used as an ointment; tetrahy- me you have to weigh the bene- experience as a family doctor drocannabinol, or THC, theprin- fits and risks. With any new and medical professor and eight cipal active ingredient in drug, there is always going to be years as governor. marijuana; and an unidentified someone who reacts badly to it." Reagan and Bowen, citing the drug approved in France but not nominee's pending confirmation in the United States. ASKED YESTERDAY if be hearings in the Senate, declined The first two were intended to would advocate using unli- to answer most questions from treat bis wife's "incredible, ex- censed drags, he replied: "I did reporters when they appeared in cruciating, unbearable pain," nothing illegal. DMSO U not the president's Oval Office for he said at the time. The third the announcement. was an attempt to treat ber fntal did not comment on But Bowen denied any illegal bone cancer. She died Jan. 1, the issue. Later, White House action in deciding to treat his 1961. spokesman Larry Speakes said terminally 01 wife some years "Why cant a dying person, Reagan was aware of every- ago with three drugs not ap- with severe pain, have easy pre- thing in Bowen'i background proved by the Food and Drug scription access to it?" Bowen before selecting him. Editorial BG News/November 8, IMS I Support of bill The physical fitness battle short-sighted Mind and body clash on the perfect exercise method

by Cralg Hwgft claimed the teacher in rav psychology class taste, although they did lean on up-tempo The Undergraduate Student Government showed had said adolescents shouldn't have ex- songs like "Take on Me" that kept everyone good intentions but poor judgment when it My mind and body have been having a tended contact with phallic symbols.) j at a pace that would wear out Walter passed a resolution Oct. 21 supporting Ohio Senate debate lately. It goes something like this: Climbing up and down the rope attached to the gym ceiling took two and a half second advantage is the scenery. Mtad: What we have here, my corporeal agonizing minutes, a time which Mr. Blegen Now I admit that I sound like a lecher here, The bill intends to provide financial aid to any friend, is an unequal partnership. I've been loudly announced when I finished. I think and you're probably picturing me filling a undergraduate college student in Ohio who could in college getting myself in shape for the he's announced it to every class since. bucket with drool as I type this paragraph, demonstrate need. last eight years, and meanwhile, look at In the past five years I've gone through a but the fact is that I'd rather watch a gym couple periods of physical renovation. The full of women twist and bend than watch a On the surface, it would appear USG was justi- Body: Just a minute, pal. Let's not get self- first method I tried was running, and I was bunch of metal weights slam against each fied in supporting the bill. Providing financial righteous all right ?That'a me soul's depart- very serious about it for awhile, but it other, which is what I got to observe during ment. Before you go patting yourself on the finally dawned on me that what I liked best my weightlifting phase. support for undergraduates is a cause we endorse back (which you can't do anyway) for being about it was the feeling I had when I Before you conclude that all I did during wholeheartedly. so scholarly, remember that you had me stopped. Logically, then, I'd feel even better my workout was prepare for the ogling But in this instance, the vague nature of the bill haul you over to the Pop Culture library last if I stoppedrunnlng entirely. So I did and competition in the 'W Olympics, realize that may actually work against students at public week to look at Hulk comic books. I've loved every minute of it. After I came I wasn't competent enough at aerobics to universities. Mind: Don't digress. to Bowling Green, I took up weightlifting. I have my eyes fixed for long periods of time Body: What do you want from me? You took quit after about three months of semi-regu- on anything but my feet. I'm the kind of Elementary Logic, I didn't. lar workouts when it became clear that my person who has to say "left, right, left, The bill does not determine how unmet financial Mind: I'm concerned about you. And us, our Don Knotts physique wasn't responding. right" out loud in order to be sure to move need would be determined. Student at private relationship. The Greeks called for a sound When the Rec Center staff asked me to the correct limb. Although I was hopelessly universities might find it easier to demonstrate mind in a sound body, and you're hardly model for a "before" picture, I retired. lost most of the time. I did manage, after need because of higher educational fees. what I'd call sound. Lately, my mind has been trying to con- about 30 minutes, to clap in the right places Body: So sue me. The next time you want to vince my body to give physical fitness and to shout "Whooo!" with everybody else read from one of those anthologies of world another try. This time it's pushing aerobics. at the end of each routine. A total of as much as $60 million would be made poetry, lift it yourself. Yeah, my male ego had a few things to Except for half a dozen guys who were available to Ohio's undergraduate students by say about this choice. "Aerobics! That working on their pulse rate by watching the Senate Bill 215. As the bill is now worded, the bulk My mind should win this argument. My dance stuff!? That's for girls. Forget it women from the sidelines, there were very of that money could very well end up in the coffers body has been goofing off lately. The truth Let's go bowling instead, or to an arm- few males on hand. My guess is that for is. the most exercise I get these days is wrestling league. Anyplace that doesn't most men, an activity isn't really exercise of private institutions. when I have to pull my roommate off of the make you wear a leotard." unless it involves knocking something over. TV screen during that Trim Trak commer- I went over to the Rec Center a few weeks This is unfortunate. The abundance of USG wasn't the only group to overlook the holes cial, the one that features the home workout ago to give aerobics a try, and I have to smiles convinced me that the women work- in the bill. The Ohio Student Association, which gym and the gorgeous model with the admit, a a person is bound and determined ing out were enjoying themselves. And after represents all of the students at public colleges, padded seat. Or maybe it's the gym that has to exercise, this isn't a bad way to do it It years of the agony of long distance running the padded seat. I forget. did take me awhile to get used to the and weight lifting, fitness-conscious males also favored the bill. format though. Seeing all these people could stand to have some fun, too. I've never been physically fit. When I dancing, I kept waiting for somebody to dim We hope both USG and OSA will work at attempt- entered junior high school, I was horrified the lights and play the slow songs. As for me, the debate between mind and ing to change the wording of the bill so that the to discover that pays ed was no longer just There are a couple of advantages aero- body goes on. My mind wants to give interests of students at public colleges are pro- recess, but a real class with grades and bics has over other forms of exercise. For aerobics another try. But my body keeps tected. everything. In eighth grade, I underwent a one thing, you get to hear music all the way taking me to the TV set, waiting for that The episode should provide a lesson to USG: It is Secularly humiliating experience during a throughf It, which is enjoyable, unless Trim Trak commercial. it in rope climbing which the instructor, you're subjected to Barry Manilow's "At not enough to have good intentions. Issues can only Mr. Blegen, made me take even though I the Copa." Actually, the group leaders at Hergert, a teaching fellow in English from be acted upon when all the details are known. pleaded for a written exam instead. (I the Rec Center turned out to have good Slayton, Minn., is a columnist for the News. It's one thine to support a theory. It's another thing to act without knowing all the facts. Boredom hits only those who let it

school with the wrong attitude. to name two out of the many, debauchery? Why not try some- by Caroline Langer Any extra effort is too much for accomplish what they do be- thing new. even something - the many students who are not cause some students are willing gasp - cultural? Last year, I This University could be seen willing to take one step more to give a little extra time and practically had to bee and plead as a resort that features learn- than they have to. I believe the effort to help organizations to find someone willing to ac- ing. Even so. many of my sayings go something like "just reach their goals. company me to see the Ohio friends complain about good old give me that degree and that Ballet at Kobacker Hall, which "Boring Green." high paying job!'r and "Why do What do students gain from all was free for students. It was a more than you have to do to get this extra work? Well, there are memorable performance, but if "The bars just aren't fun any- through?" and, of course, "I'd bragging rights "look what I it had not been, the only invest- more ... classes are a drag... ratter get drunk." didF and the obvious extra tid- ment I made was a little bit of there is nothing to do here, it's bit to put on the resume. Not to time (I still hit the parties and soooooo boring, they whine. One way to avoid those long, mention the experience that can the bars afterward). dull, empty hours where there is be gained from organizing a Many students do take advan- Sorry for my lack of sympa- nothing to do but mope is to "get thy, but I think only those who project or working in a group to tage of what the University of- passively sit back and allow involved" with this campus. get a plan off the ground. The fers, but more ought to. Though Once again, this is seen by many only difference between two Job the Homecoming snake dance ANP HOW L0N6 W6R£ WU WWWPfW PRU666P W themselves to be bored will be. as an awful lot of unnecessary With a little extra effort and an applicants with the same degree was about 7000 short of breaking open mind, these four years extra work. By "getting in- and grade point is often the the world record, those 1069 who MiikmReirwmmiTmwftttm? volved," a student would have to experience they gained outside did attend seemed to have had could be far from dull. contribute some precious free of the classroom. fun. But whenever I mention this, time to this or that project or Sure, I am only a sophomore, people say I am approaching organization, and maybe even Instead of complaining that all this is still new and exciting attend University - sponsored there is nothing to do here, just to me. Maybe this attitude wifi Letters events. open any Green Sheet and pick wear off and I will become disil- any of the possible interesting, lusioned and also begin calling A good percent of everthing usually free scheduled events. my dear old alma mater "Bor- Classified a mockery author of that personal ad is in Sentences cruel that goes on here is the result of Every week there are opportuni- ing Green," but until then, there the wrong and has committed a students rolling up their sleeves ties for students to bear speak- is never a dull moment. The BG News recently ran a theft by taking and keeping and turning good Ideas into real- The Oct. 31 story entitled ers, watch plays, attend hanger, a sophomore journa- classified ad which read as fol- something that be knows be- "Two men sentenced," gave de- ity. The University Activities sporting events, work out at the lows (with the addressee's name longs to a specific person? Organization and Undergrad- lism major from Worthington, tails of (lie sentencing of Stephen Rec Center or take in a concert. Ohio, is a staff reporter tor the omitted to protect the innocent Why couldn't the BG News Sears and Wayne Anthony for uate Student Government, just Tired of the same old drunken from further mockery): have helped apprehend the elicit sexual activity in the Uni- News. Thank you for the fantastic "Finders Keepers?" If "Mr. versity Hall restrooms. Seven meal at Berries and many more Finder" had gone through nor- days in jail, 20 days of work in the future. Let this be a lesson mal procedures in submitting release (respectively), and two to you ... never leave your the ad, the News would have had years probation in our opinion, coupons in the cafeteria. - Find- his name and all other informa- constitutes cruel and unusual ers Keepers. tion about him necessary in or- punishment. P.S. Are you, by any chance, a der to have turned this matter freshman? over to the authorities. In our society, we are assured Okay BG News, where is your Why did you print that ad? I by the Eighth Amendment to sense of responsibility toward don't give an ounce of frog's the Constitution that punish- protecting fellow humans from breath if "Mr. Finder" did pay ments will be meted out by our Falcons to celebrate criminal acts such as theft? Cto run the ad. Nobody really Judiciary which fit the offense. Also, where is your sense of rfited from it, but one person In this situation, however, this 75th anniversary Sun. responsibility toward protecting was ridiculed by it was not the case. Offenders in oi scamps to dive reception people from ridicule? So, you gained a little money felony cases such as heroin traf- Suppose I left my bicycle from "Mr. Finder" when he ficking and aggravated assault parked unlocked at the library paid you to print his ad. Why have received similar sentences and returned to my apartment don't you now forfeit a little to those of Sears and Anthony. after an afternoon of studying space and print an apology to a Two years probation and jail only to realize that I had left my particular student for your in- time is more congruent with bike on campus. Does that give sensiUvity? serious offenses that threaten anybody the right to illegally And, to "Mr. Finder." life and property. take my property and perma- "Do unto others as you would nently keep it for his benefit in have mem do unto you," Luke Correctly, public sexual activ- order to teach me a lesson on the 6:31. stupidity of committing the hu- ity is against the law - we don't condone it However, tea room man error known as torgetful- Steven R. Evans sexual behavior and public sex- s? So can we agree that the OCMBflf7t ual behavior may be better dealt with through a more appropri- THE BG NEWS- ate sentence. Sears and Anthony ... pumnniw CopyarJaar ...OaoR Barnard Copy*** may have already been EWoZimm.il CopyaoMor Oavat ished in their social JITrudMu CopyadBor DktaHorwadal through stigma, public I ...MkaMdntyra tfntma Caroia Hombargar tion. and ostracism. In addition Photo adtof Joa Photon Friday arJtor frag Klattu to the social sanctions, a more Sporta adaor Kariamlh Prod. aupY BobOtoaon fitting sentence would have been BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed AM HCAMIOr Tom HMd Prod top'. swv*lm,Kiu some form of public service CNatoopyadaor . Oantoa WWdar Prod, aup'r Dougtoa Kaufman which matches their academic KM? OmON ftfAX: Tha BO Nawa • pubatfiad daty Tuaaday through Friday during It* aoadamc ytar and and/or practical qualifications. I* ccms/eetH, a waaMy during tha aummar aaaaton by ma Board ot Smdant Pubfcaaom « Bowing Oraan Stota The actual sentences reflect umt CCMUK %*- Unfcaraty the homophobic and biased w*Y~. no you rrtm Oprtona anpraaaad by ookanntoto do not naoaaaany raaad ma opHona of tha BO Nawa .iHjtmauib Tha BO Maara and Bowang Oraan Stoat Unfcanay ara aqua! opoorajnUy amplayaia and do treatment of defendants who )WOHXCUK not dhfeoranbwja to halnfl practtoaa. failed to commit a less emotion- Tha BO Nawa wa not aooaopt anvarttotog thai a aaamad rJaorkMnatory. dagrarjng or ally charged offense. toautong on tha baato of raoa, aa> or national origin oocyrtg^ 1846 by ihaBQ Nawa n rtghta raaamd. Bryan D. Byers BuaHaai Ofltoa EdMorwomca Teaching Fellow/Seclefe|y 214 Waal Hal Ph: (41»)372-2B01 210 Waal Hal Ph 1419)372-2603 Bowing Oraan Stala Untvaralty Rita A. StapaiomJj Bowing Oraan. Onto 4S403 Part-time Iawta*eaW/8oefcto|y Horn 8 li to 6 p m Monday (rough Friday BGSU Local BG News/November 8,1985 3 Bloodmobile rolls into BG Commuters driven by advantages by Susan McDonald to accommodate 8,000 of the 16,- eryday to classes made it less reporter 000 University students. likely that she would intention- by Jared O. Wodley pints of blood have been col- room and to supervise the Another reason students com- ally miss a class because of the reporter lected. other workers. Although on-campus students mute is they like the freedom of effort she took to get here. He said he would like to see Several churches, sorori- may consider adjusting to the choice an apartment gives She said she also found com- It's not just the donors but that repeated. ties and organizations pro- social and academic atmo- them. muting to be an advantage for the volunteers that make the Northwest Ohio uses about vide food for the donors after sphere of school one of the hard- studying at home. "I think it Bloodmobile's University 55,000 pints of blood yearly to they give blood, he said. est parts of attending school Parents' attitudes toward al- might be easier to study at home stop so successful, according satiaify a regular quota, he Judy Goris, the Red Cross away from home, this adjust- lowing students to have more since it is easier to change your to Tom Klsselle, the opera- said. The blood collected at blood coordinator for the ment takes on a completely new freedom have changed in the environment than in a dorm." tion's campus coordinator. the University is shipped to campus and the city, helps meaning for more than half of 1960s, she said. "Parents are not the main chapter in Toledo organize the protect with Kis- the University's enrollment, the nearly so prone to say 'What I Shelen DeWitt, junior radio- University students and where it is processed and selle. Goris has been involved commuter students. say goes,' * which was a preva- television-rum major and also a staff again will have an op- distibuted to other Northwest in the Red Cross for 13 years. lent notion in the 1950s, '60s, and commuter from Weston, said portunity to donate blood or Ohio hospitals. She said she became involved Hazel Smith, director of the 70s, she said. she likes to go home to get away volunteer their time Nov. 11- with the Red Cross project Off-Campus Student Center, de- SMITH SAID financial rea- from the pressures of classes, to 15 from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. in STUDENT NURSES at the due to a family crisis. fined a commuter student as any sons were not a primary reason have home-cooked meals ana to the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. University, the regular graduate, undergraduate or for commuting since students enjoy her privacy. The drive is one of three American Red Cross staff "My father-in-law needed non-traditional student who are not saving money because of Smith said the center serves yearly visits sponsored by the and other volunteers help Kis- many pints of blood because lives outside University-owned the transportation costs. as the "best peer advising place American Red Cross. selle with the operation. Be- he was ill. After he recovered, housing. Of the 51 percent enroll- in the world, since experienced sides setting the patients' some of the people there ment of commuters, half of Paula McCurdy, junior fi- students often help the newer With the 60 students, volun- medical background, volun- asked me if I wanted to join, them drive from more than 10 nance major who has commuted ones with classes and teachers. teers and staff working each teer student nurses also take and I accepted." Goris said. miles away. to the University for the past day, Kisselle said, many temperatures and blood. The The bloodmobile will return three years from Weston, Ohio, "We are trying to do for 8,000 times there has been a blood American Red Cross volun- to campus in February and Smith said one of the major said, I think it's made me a students here what the resi- drive where more than 1,000 teers to work in the recovery April. reasons students commute is the little more responsible." dence halls are doing for the residence halls were only set up She said having to drive ev- campus," Smith said.

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Dateline Friday, Nov. 8 shown at Midnight. Both movies banks on communication are in 210 Math Science. Economics Colloquium Series - James Fackler, department of Saturday, Nov. 9 New Mask Festival - Will gram. the public understanding of economics, University of Ken- tucky, will discuss "Forecasting continue throughout the day. BAILEY SAID that it is an banking and in strengthening Call 372-2181 for schedule of the banking industry with the Bayeslan Kalman Fit efficient public relations tool ter," from 1-2:30 p.m. in 107 events. for the Ohio Banking Indus- relationship within the com- munity. We do this primarily Hanna. Open to all. MondayrNov. 11 The state program was by stating the role of banking Visiting Writers Series -Mi- Film - "Shadows of Forgotten shaped from the American in today's economy." chael Mortone, author of "Alive Ancestors," one of the most col- Bankers Association Banking Bailey's visitation was ar- and Dead in Indiana," will read orful and unorthodox films ever Advisor Program, which vis- ranged by the OBA and con- from his fiction. Sponsored by made in the Soviet Union, will be its about 125 of the nation's sisted of a full day of events. the Creative Writing Program shown at 8 p.m. in the Gish Film largest cities each year. How- His schedule included a and University Student Activ- Theater. Subtitles in English. ever, the OBA version of the breakfast meeting with area ities. Free and open to all. 1:30- Admission is free. adviser program is designed hnnirino nffHalu, interviews 3:30 p.m., Faculty Lounge, Concert - "An Evening with with different intentions. withWBGU-TV and local Union. Windham Hill" will be pre- "The 10 to 12 advisers cho- newspapers, a Kiwanis Club New Music Festival Event - sented at 8 p.m. in Kobacker sen annually are interested in meeting held at the Bowling The Sixth Annual New Music Hall of the Moore Musical Arts visiting small cities and Green Country Club and a Festival opens at 10:30 a.m. in Center. Tickets, $7 and $9 each, towns which are not as apt to reception by the Chamber of Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore can be purchased at the center receive the information flow Commerce. In the afternoon, Musical Arts Center. Additional box office between 10:30 a.m.- concerning banking as the he spoke to two economic concerts will begin at 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. weekdays, or can be larger cities are. Bailey classes at the University. and 4 p.m. Admission to all reserved by calling 372-8171. Re- said. Elmer Lotshaw, processor events is free. duced ticket rates are available BG New*/ Joe Phelan The advisers are Ohio Bank of the economic classes that Concert - The Percussion to students. Bruce Bailey, a Bank One president, speaks to an economics class. senior executives and are Bailey addressed, said the Group Cincinnati appears at the trained on how to effectively information had national and BGSU New Music Festival in an Dateline, a daily service of the by Wendy Bridget Mansfield and Ravenna be- communicate with the public personal relevance to stu- 8 p.m. concert in Kobacker Hall News, lists dates and times of reporter fore getting his current posi- and news media. The current dents. ofthe BGSU Moore Musical Arts campus events. Submissions by tion. Although a member of topics of interest are "A Ban- "As a result of the Banking Center. Admission is free. all organizations are welcome Communication is an im- the OBA for over 20 years, ker's View of the National Act of I960 under Reagan's Campos Movies - "Vertigo" and must be turned in typed and portant link between the state this is Bailey's first year as and Regional Economics" Administration of Economic will be shown at 7:30 and 9:45 double-spaced one week prior to banking industry and the pub- an adviser for the program, and "The Impact of Bank Policies, there is a revolution and "High Anxiety" will be the event. lic, according to the president of which he must complete Deregulation.'' in the financial industry," of Bank One in Akron. three years of active service. Before traveling to a city to Lotshaw said. "Banks, which Police Bruce Bailey was in Bowl- The OBA is a trade associa- speak, the advisers are have operated on an inter- • Continued from page 1. proceedures to avoid confusion ing Green yesterday as a part tion which has represented briefed on key banking issues state basis, will eventually ation," Ash said. in the field. of the Ohio Banker's Associa- commercial banks through- of concern to each commu- operate nationwide. This de- "We set the procedures and "This is so when an emer- tion (OBA) Banking Advisor out Ohio for many years. In nity. regulation will have a big the ground work," Ash said. gency occurs we can rely on Program. order to develop a better pub- BAILEY SAID, "As impact on local banks - on "We set the trend and it filters each other through established Bailey, having banked with lic understanding of the in- spokespersons, we are re- their structure and competi- down. If we disagreed a lot I procedures," Bess said. Bank One Corp. for 26 years, dustry, the Ohio Banking sponsible for responding to tion between them. "He added think it would filter all the way "It isn't really a mutual admi- supervised the branch system Advisor Program began in local interests and relating that "tremendous changes in down." ration society, but it is a mutual in Columbus and was the 1982. It was the first state them to the primary themes. the economy have great ef- Bess said the departments aid society,'' be said. "It's im- president of affiliate banks in banking association pro- Our job is to aid in improving fects on the students." hold an annual program with the portant to keep the bridge there two forces to outline and clarify and keep repairing the cracks." STUDENT • • SUCCESS MINDED? EXCHANGE You'll fit in with us! 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by Don Lac staff reporter Sunday's convocation in Anderson Arena will kick off much more than the University's 75th year. That day, the 75th Anniversary Fund will be officially opened. The fund, which has a goal of raising $12.5 million by June 30,1987, is the University's first major effort in soliciting donations from private individuals and corporations, said Robert Ludwig, Univer- sity trustee and member of the fund's National Advisory Committee. Private support is becoming more important to state-supported universities now that government support is being reduced, Ludwig said. For example, Ohio State University is trying to raise more than $300 million from private donations, be said. About 40 percent of the fund's goal has been reached since the University began soliciting pledges July 1, 1964, said Dwight Burlingame, vice president of University Relations. The rest of the money fund will be solicited mainly from alumni, friends of the University and major private corporations, Burlingame said. PART OF the money already In the fund is a grant by Harold McMaster, chairman of Glasstech. Inc., of Perrysburg, for the establishment of the McMaster Institute at the University. The Institute will serve to promote communication between scientists and industrialists to deal with the problems of running scientific industries. The amount of McMaster's gift will not be disclosed, according to his wishes, said Everett Piper, interim director of development. Burlingame said money from the fund will be allocated as follows, once the goal is reached: BG News/Alex Horvath •Ongoing annual protects such as academics, administrative Rick Pethoud programs, athletics, student loans, scholarships and WBGU-TV - $5

• Special projects and equipment for classrooms, libraries and communication - $2 million. Fanfare will be music to his ears • Endowments for professorships, faculty development and en- richment, scholarships and ongoing operations - $3.5 million. by Ellen Zlmmerli trants all summer to work on it The $500 for create than the original composition, Pe- • Research centers and institutes - $2 million. ati't managing editor the winner was raised through donations thoud said. The committee is headed by Charles Perry, a 1959 graduate of the from the members, many of which are Pethoud began his graduate work as a University and keynote speaker at Sunday's con vocation. Also on the Rick Pethoud Is awaiting about a two- Bowling Green residents or non-music fac- performance major, but said he was en- committee are McMaster, University President Paul Olscamp, the minute period in this weekend's 75th Anni- ulty. couraged to seek a dual degree and entered Board of Trustees, the Board of Directors for the BGSU Foundation, versary celebration. He will be listening for music composition last May. Inc., and the alumni association board of trustees. the fanfare, which the 27-year-old graduate "I THINK it's very nice because it goes to "Up to this point I've studied works more student composed. someone who deserves it," Lakofsky said. than I've composed them," he said. "But I "I feel lucky," Pethoud said. "Composers "It's a nice pat on the back for them." think a good musician should be able to don't always have the opportunity to hear Pethoud, who has composed "off and on" adapt. That includes performing, compos- their stuff right away." since 1975, said the piece, did not take him ing, conducting and teaching." long to write. 75th celebration slated But Pethoud, music performance and PETHOUD, WHO does not conduct now, The following is the schedule • Fanfare for the 75th Convo- composition major, will have that opportu- "In this piece, the end came to me and I said he would not want to rule out that of events for the 75th Anniver- cation. nity as the winner of the competition spon- developed the rest from that," he said. possibility for later. sary Convocation, Sunday, Nov. • The National Anthem. sored by Pro Musica to compose the fanfare The composition originated from five Although he won *500 in the competition, 10, In Anderson Arena: • Reading of a joint House/Se- for the 75th Anniversary. basic notes, Pethoud said, adding that he Pethoud said the inspiration for composing 1 p.m.: Faculty gathers for nate Resolution honoring the Pro Musica received about five entries altered and mixed these notes until he was does not come from any awards or prestige. procession at Business Adminis- University by the 116th General for the competition, according to Charles satisfied with the piece. tration Building. Assembly of Ohio, by Rep. Rob- Lakofsky, president of the organization and "The original conception was for a brass "I don't think that is necessary," Pethoud 2 p.m.: Faculty procession to ert Brown (R-Perrysburg). professor emeritus of art. quintet," be said. "After they awarded their said. "It's nice, but that's not why I com- Anderson Arena for beginning of • Remarks by University "The idea came up last year," he said. e, part of the rules was to score it for a pose." convocation. President Paul Olscamp, Mayor "We were thinking about doing something ! brass ensemble and percussion." He is currently composing another piece Program for the rest of the Bruce Bellard and others. to mark the 79th Anniversary and the idea e reworking of the composition from a for himself and for class. Although be convocation is as follows: • Keynote Address. came ep with the fanfare." piece that was to be player] by five brass doesn't have any plans to publish the com- • Welcome address by Mearl • Presentations by campus He said the competition was announced at Instruments to one that would be played position, he added, "If there's a competi- Guthrie, Jr., convocation choruses. the end of spring semester, giving en- with many more instruments took longer to tion, then of course I would enter it" marshal. • Singing of the Alma Mater. Alumnus to address fest Student's anniversary logo Speaker cites people as University's greatest asset displayed across campus by Nancy Boatwtck I will have failed to edit it as degree in 3% years by going to staff reporter thoroughly as I wanted," he summer school and by carrying said. heavy course loads, he said. by Beth Thomas Until Charles Perry speaks to Perry, of Norm Palm Beach, While working as an admis- reporter his audience at Sunday's convo- Fla., was sions counselor at the Univer- Carla Strawman entered cation, hell be the only person to chosen by the sity, he earned a master's the University's 75th have heard his address. Convocation degree in 1965. He went on to Anniversary logo contest last After four drafts, much revis- Committee earn a Ph.C. (Certificate of Phi- year because she ing and editing, the University this summer losophy) from the University of figured, "Why not?" The alumnus and partner of Jack to give the Michigan in 1972. senior graphic design major Nicklaus it Associates has spent address. He He received an honorary de- had no idea that her design the last two months preparing was notified gree as Doctor of Humane Let- would be chosen over 52 other bis speech titled "Bowling of the deci- ters from the University in 1970, entries, and wasn't prepared Green State University's Great- sion around and another from Bethune Cook- to see it all over campus this est Asset - Its People/' the end of Perry man College as Doctor of Laws fall. But so far be has been his only July, he said. in 1969. "It didn't sink in until I saw audience, not even using Ins '1 WAS very honored to be During the years following his it in the grass in front of the family to practice. asked. I think the University is a graduation from the University Rec Center," she said. "I wonl bore my wife twice fabulous institution, primarily he held numerous positions on The design, which won her with it" he said. its people. Bowling Green has campus, including director of a $250 prize, can be seen all Perry said be has read his always had great people," he admissions and director of de- over campus. It appears on speech over several times to said. velopment/assistant to the pres- all Food Service cups and make sure that it wont be too A native of West Virginia. ident at Bowling Green. napkins, University long. The speech should last 20 Perry received both B.A. and In 1969, Perry was founding stationary, notebooks, to 25 minutes, he said B.S. degrees from the Univer- president of Florida Interna- keyebains, mugs, posters, "If it runs any longer than that sity in ISM. He earned his double tional University in Miami. The BG News masthead, University parking stickers and even under the ice in the Ice Arena and on the 50-yard line in Doyt L. Perry Academics was theme of 50th Stadium by Julie Fauble In accordance with the theme, celebrations are significant be- STRAWMAN SAD) that she •tiff reporter the steering committee brought cause they give people a chance designed the logo last scholars from the top of their to reflect on their past September after reading an In I960, the University cele- fields and William Douglas, then "Too often we take things for M in the paper announcing brated its 50th Anniversary with associate jus- granted without stopping long the contest She had taken one the theme "Education Our Chal- tice of the enough to appreciate what the design class, and thought it lenge - Excellence Our Goal." U.S. Su- past has done for us," be said. might be fun to try it She was John Davidson, a former pro- preme Court, He said that the campus forced to submit her very fessor of marketing who works for five aca- should look back and recognize first attempt when she part-time in the treasurer's of- demic sym- the people who created the Uni- learned that the deadline was fice, was the executive secre- p oslurns sooner than she had thought tary of the 50th Anniversary sponsored by "This grew from woods and a Her design is relatively Celebration Committee and is on various de- dream into what it is in 1985," he simple, the number 75 with the 75th Anniversary Commit- partments. said. "What we have today is a the words "Bowling Green tee. Davidson Davidson legacy, a product left by the State University, 1810-1965" said that the people whose names now grace in it. She said that she felt it In selecting the theme, the symposiums were an inspiration gald "the main things'' while steering committee of 1960 tried to many of the faculty and it Davidson said this anniver- still keeping it easy to read. to come up with a philosophy helped mem to set their sights sary is a wonderful event for OnTBoutelle, director of about anniversaries. They had rtudfiiti and faculty to partici- University public relations, to decide whether the cele- "A LOT of the credit for what pate In because most are not said Strawman's design was bration would be a nostalgic BGSU is today goes to what going to be around for the 100th. chosen because the 75th Anniversary Committee liked reflection, a celebration for cele- happened7 in that year of cele- "Now is the time to enjoy the bration's sake or publicity. They bration/ he said. recollections of the past and the the "style,5 lines, and BG New./ Jot Phrian decided that it ought to nave an thrill of pressing on to the fu- simplicity 'of it. Carla Strawman academic theme. Davidson said the anniversary ture," he said. Sports BG Newt/November 8,1985 C

CLARKSON VS. BOWLING OREEN WHEN: Fri. & Sat. Nov. 8 & 9. 7:30 p.m. Falcon icers host Clarkson WHERE: Bowling Green Ice Arena by Tom Skemivitz "They (Clarkson) rank right up there with surrendered just 14 goals in 60 BOWLING GREEN: sports reporter situations. Nickname: Falcons Michigan and Ohio State. They are the But even when both teams are 1984 record: 21-21, 1715 In the CCHA (fourth) After four weeks of feeding on same caliber team. We have an extreme playing at full strength, the Fal- 1985 record: 6-2. 6-2 In the CCHA (second) league foes, Bowling Green's cons keep enemy goalies shut- hockey team hosts Clarkson amount of respect for Clarkson." tering. National Ranking: sixth University in its first intersec- Head coach: Jerry York, seventh year (145-96-12) tional action of the season this -Jerry York, BG hockey coach A huge chunk of the offense Returning lettermen: 15 (fwd-10; def.-4; goal 1.) weekend. has come from the line of Jamie Last Weekend: BG swept a two-game series from Ohio Wansbrough, Paul Ysebaert and State 9-5. 7-4. The series opens tonight in the "I can't stress enough how NCAA division HI champion, Clarke Pineo. Players to watch: Jamie Wansbrough (RW), the Ail-Amer- Ice Arena ana concludes tomor- important this series is to us," Rochester Institute of Technol- Wansbrough, a senior, won ican candidate leads the CCHA in points and was named row night Both games start at York said. "It will affect us on ogy. The Golden Knights took last week's CCHA Player of the CCHA player of the week last week for his eight-point 7:30. the national scale and it is al- RIP into overtime before falling Week honor after scoring eight effort in the two-game sweep of OSXi; Paul Ysebaert ways important to represent the points against the Buckeyes. The Falcons are ranked sixth CCHA well." York, who coached Clarkson The three goal, five assist per- (C), Last year's CCHA rookie of the year ranks first in in the nation in the WMEB- THE GOLDEN Knights sport for seven years, said his former formance also moved him Into the CCHA in assists and third in points; Gary Kruzich (G), CHSB Media Poll with a 6-2 an 0-1, but the Potsdam, KY., team could give the Falcons the league lead in scoring with after missing three games with a broken hand, the record. But all eight games have based school is a much better their toughest test of the young 21 points. goalie made a triumphant return Saturday against the come against Central Collegiate team then its record indicates. season. The right wing stayed well on Buckeyes by stopping 35 shots in BG's 7-4 win. Kruzich is Hockey Association teams. Last year, Clarkson edged the "They (Clarkson) rank right pace of breaking BG's career 4-1 and posts a 3.60 goals against average. Falcons twice in Lake Placid by up there with Michigan and Ohio goal-scoring record of 118 set by BG coach Jerry York said scores of 5-3 and 5-4 in overtime. State. They are the same caliber Mike Baruey. Wansbrough's CLARKSON: victories over Clarkson, a mem- The Golden Knights finished the team," York said."We have an eight goals this season bolstered Nickname: Golden Knights ber of the Eastern College Ath- •84-85 year with a 21-10-2 mark extreme amount of respect for his career total to 102 and moved 1984 record: 21-10-2, 15-6 In the Eastern College letic Conference, are needed if while BG finished at 21-21. Clarkson." him into a tie for fifth place on the Falcons hope to up their Oarfcson's loss came in its Last week, Ohio State re- the Falcon all-time list. Athletic Conference (third) ranking in the polls. home opener against last year's ceived no respect from the Fal- Ysebaert, last year's CCHA 1985 record: 01, 01 In the ECAC con icers. BG's blitzkrieg Rookie of the Year, leads the National Ranking: none offense exploded for 16 goals in CCHA in assists with 15 and is Head coach: Cap Raeder, first year (0-1-0) the home-and-home sweep of the third in points with 18. Returning letterman: 15 Buckeyes. York said the trio, which has Players to watch: Charlie Meitner (RW), scored 18 goals Scoring goals has become sec- scored 14 goals and 45 of the for the Golden Knights in 1984. Meitner was also last MIDNITE SHOW ond nature for the Falcons this team's 126 points, is a first-class year's leading scorer among returning players with 41 season. BG leads the CCHA in blend of talent. points; Luciano Borsato (C), the sophomore tallied 15 ■INEMA1&2 goals scored with 51. The Fal- "Pineo is a strong fore- goals and 32 points In his rookie season: Jamie Falle (G), [jpfe cons have notched a league- checker, Ysebaert is a real fine Clarkson's veteran goalie owns a career 3.04 GAA. HOLDOUT FOR MAD leading 22 goals on the power playmaker and Wansbrough is THIS IS HIS GBtAIESI ADVlNTUtt an excellent goal-scorer," York MEL GIBSON. die the Falcons have said. "They fit very well to- Series record: BG 8-7 ELU clicked with a man advantage, gether." Last meeting: CU won 5-4 in overtime Nov.4 1985 MAD MAX they've proved equally danger- Gary Kruzich will play in goal ous shorthanded. tonight. In his first game since BG leads the CCHA in short- breaking a bone in his hand, the THURSDAY STUDENT NIQHT handed goals with five. The Fal- junior recorded 35 saves against WITH VALID ID* cons' penalty-killing unit has the Buckeyes last Saturday. Miami still alive ONLY (2.00 2nd * n*\ ■I An Evening with Windham Hill in MAC title race ON ELM STREET 2 FREDDYS REVENGE presenting: Michael Hedges, Darol Anger, OXFORD (AP) - It's do or die ported that it is possibile the AT 7:30*9:15 r Mike Marshall and Liz Story for the Miami Redskins. Cherry or Independence bowls EVE. - ADULTS $3.50 If the Redskins hope to win the may still be interested in Miami WED. STUDENT NIQHT with special guest guitarist, John Jorganson Mid-American Conference title, if it wins its final two games. ONLY $2.00 Monday, Nov. II, 1985, 8 p.m. they must beat Kent State to- The No.l reason behind the AUAJWINSCOKBENCTUK morrow and whip Eastern Mich- Flashes' offensive resurgence is Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center igan next weekend. quarterback Steve Poth, who Roaanna Arquette Miami (5-1-1 in the MAC and 5- stands second in the MAC in Cheech n Chong-Terl Qarr Reserved Seating Only 2-1 overall) also needs a boat- passing efficiency. He has com- at 7:30 It 9:18 (5) load of help against MAC-lead- pleted 57 of 100 passes with three '5,7 for students with valid I.D. ing Bowling Green. The interceptions and three touch- 7, '9 for general public Falcons, taking tomorrow off downs. this week while resting on their One need not look far for the All tickets go oo sole Monday, Oct. 21, 1985 at Kobacker Hall only records of 7-0 and M, must also keys to the Miami attack. Tail- Co-sponsored by: University Activities Organization, Groduate Student lose both of their two remaining back George Swam leads the Senate, Student Activities Office, Women for Women, and WBGU-FM games against Toledo and Ohio conference in rushing and is Applications for seventh in the country with a' k That last Miami hope is a 114.4-yard per game average. particularly tall order, since the In other games around the Rockets and Bobcats have a conference this weekend, Cen- combined record of 3-13. tral Michigan is at Toledo, East- MIAMI'S FOE this week, Kent ern Michigan hosts Northern THE BG NEWSJ State, is 2-3 and 3-5 on the year, Illinois, Western Michigan visits while Eastern stands 3-3 and 4-4. Ohio U. and Ball State travels to A Dayton newspaper has re- Indiana State. ************************ STAFF POSITIONS Kappa Kappa Gamma | including staff editors, reporters, would like to congratulate the J copy editors and photographers New Members of Order of Omega: are now being accepted for Spring Semester 1986. Jill Baucum Jenny Booth Connie Deivecchio Beth Perry Applications available from Patricia Ritter, LJzSelby Jill Zemka Editor, 210 West Hall. Deadline: Tues., November 26,5 p.m. We Are Proud Of You! ************************

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BG's reacts to NIU's exit Miami: 'mark's' final game Here are some local opin- have an idea of the destiny of coach: "I don't think that by Ron Fritz Ron Deser has 10 goals and six Cat six weeks, is expected to be ions about Northern Illinois their athletic program." anything like that Is good for sports reporter assists for 26 points. the nets against the Redskins. University's decision to leave the conference with all the MU also has two outstanding Ginley raised his record to 2-2-1 the Mid-American Confer- Gall Daveaport - soitball negative publicity. Hopefully, Senior co-captains Mark Jack- netminders In Eric Whitnable with the win. ence. coach: "Not sure why they it la good for them. They have son and Drew Dawson will be and Bruce Stahl. Whitnable has Palmisano said he may make left but I don't think it will a good program. Just a couple playing their final collegiate a 8-1-1 record and a 0.96 goals some more changes against MU. Steve Sautt - sports infor- hurt the conference. We can of years ago they were soccer game tomorrow at 2 pjn. against average. Stahl is 5-1 mation director: "It (NIU still be a strong nine-team champs. I wish they'd stay in against Miami University and with a 1.00 goals against aver- "I wouldn't be surprised if you dropping out) gets rid of the conference, but u we were a the league." coach Gary Palmisano is hoping age. see some more changes," he longest ride In the MAC. I small conference of only four the rest of his Falcons will rally said. "We may not neccesarily bated when we had to travel or five teams, It might have Jala Wessert - men's bas- for the elder statesmen. "YOU HAVE to give Miami have our most talented and there (DeKalb, 111.) for hurt Financially, we won't ketball coach: "I was sur- and coach Bobby Kramer a lot skilled people on the field. We'll Wednesday night basketball have to make that trip." prised. I don't think they "I think you're going to see of credit," Palmisano said. put the lineup on the field that games, we wouldn't get back could get in a league that is as Mark and Drew play exception- "Three years ago they dropped we think wuT get the job done until 6 a.m. Carole Huston - associate strong academically and ath- ally well," Palmisano said. "If soccer. Teams they may have and win the game." athletic director: "Anytime leticall as the MAC. I hope it anybody on the team has trouble beaten in a close game last year, Despite MU's good overall re- Fran Voll - women's bas- you have a relationship with a is the best thing for them to swallowing our 4-10-4 record, it they are beating convincingly cord, Palmisano said a win over ketball coach: "I feel that school for 10 years, you are do." is Mark and Drew. This is it for this season." BG would be the icing on the every university has their going to miss them. We cer- them. If our guys don't play for cake for the Redskins. own Derogative to do what tainly wish them well." Denlse Vaa De Walk - vol- themselves, they should play for The Falcons, who are coming they want with their own ath- Kevin McHugh - assistant leyball coach: "I was expect- the seniors." off a M win over Central Michi- "Well make their season if we letic departments. I don't athletic director: "Well miss ing it, I've been in contact San Wednesday, are led by don't come out and play well, know what will happen with them, but each school has to with (NIU's coach) regarding The Redskins, who bring a 13- ackson, who has 14 goals and and we let them beat us,' Palm- the scheduling next year, but do what's best for them. I the whole issue. Vofieybaff J-l record to Mickey Cocnrane two assists for 30 points. isano said. "We could be their I think welT be in a good hope it works out for them." wise, we're losing one of the Field, are led by forward Kevin Junior goalkeeper Terry Gin- best game of the season. I think position to fill the two games. better teams in the conier- Rappel who has 17 goals and five ley, who shut out the Chippewas the teams matchup well and it is But they (NIU) obviously Denny Stolx - football ence. assists for 39 points. Midfielder after not seeing action for the going to be a very good game." ——1 The Board of Student Publications I Howard's club H I * VOTED BEST BAR IN B.G. * is now accepting applications for Urge Deluxe Pizza I 95 I $7. I $11 value I MIKE KATON 352-3551 we deliver 352-3551 and the EDITOR .— — J of WILD A'S

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Steve Trepanler IntEnflDonEr■""""■■■■ir" John TAMPA/CLEARWATER Steuart Fish Sodd Andrews Dale Monln MIAMI/FT. LAUDERDALE Steve Holmes Dan McFarland Dan Easinskl Mr. Ed Brendan Flaherty Paul Schweitzer BichanlT Brant Betz lay Mlckley Bobby Brady lien Sprung DanCahill Jeff Carpenter Tippy BQberth Eric Box 8 $284 Chad Gaizutis laetaPari MlkeWorstell Includes: Air, ) Night Hotel, Rental Car Dave Cramer Jlmlarlovec Dave Byrnes I'M "Bpanky" Alex Bardey • Round trip air to Tampa • Hotel accommodations for Mark Elliot Kerry Smith Karl Boldsword first 2 nights (hotel taxes not included) • Use of an Tony Presas Jim McVeigh Steve Bocda American International economy car rental for 7 24-hour Hick Atkinson lobby Bob Mateljan periods. Car does not include: state/local taxes, gas and collision damage waiver. • Florida FunBook • Air taxes HEX Borowicz Bobby Watt "loc" Joe Waeeem Mike Bayer Bobby laird Chris Brooks Dave Cohen John Janssens from OHIO, Canton/Akron, Tad Brubaker Km Scott Buff Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo Ion Mainous Chflie Bob Chapman irad Ban- Perwah Quick Tom Sleghman KenXenBakos Mike Thompson Steve Slet tout BregMehan Call AAA TRAVEL AQENCY Today "Candyman" lick lelman 352-5276 iC^y Steve IhodN Curt Beltkamp ASK FOR "Wild Bill" FUNWAUi \y^/SA «JAH-^»^ ^ItsHto IDAYS. INC ® TRAVEL AQENCY ^-~-^^ ^^5>s*M ■* Alpha l\ Jailbreak 414 E. Wooator St • Bowing Green. OH 43402 Ph. 362-5276 November 9,1986 TA0083 • We make travel easier. For everybody. Classifieds BG News/November 8, INS 8 JOE WASSEM la your rams. rsovernbat6, 1968 Jasbreet wB ba your game. WANTED: Jim Wheian LONG TB4E NO SEE - SHORT TIME FOR Get psyched for e wed snd YOU AND ME - ARE YOU REALLY HERE? WE ROAD RALLYIII ■ XI Dana JaBataak la n CAMPUS AND CITY EVENTS Maumil I tar s greet tlmel I oan'l weltl CAN CELEBRATE M PERSON HAPPY I have ma key ao dont put OAMMA PHI/FIJI SWEETEST DAY. HAPPY BIRTHDAY. AND upaHght. NOV. t TECH BUM. noo lass. Ml P.B. Peal Worry — I promise I'll untock youl AAUW BOOKSALE November 9. 9-6. TrWy HAPPY 5 YEARS TODAY THANKS FOR Drtrvung, partying, and lota Unaed Medic oat Church, 200 N Surnrrel. BEMG HERE I MSS THE 008 — LDOO- otfun- Wonted SAQM Tin noon, ixiokbooka. etc cheepl We won't quit ■ the night StG EP JAIL BREAK DATES I LOVE YOU, DONNA Brendan. Scott » John I KEY I adonel Round and round the namea go. tliM MOM. NOV. 11. • BUS. Chrte Brooks Gat peyched! Love, your Alpha XI Date whoa your date? Nobody knows. TOWNE ROOM OF IWaON John Janaeena torwerd to a GREAT Urn. wHh you at Ckidnrsa' Weekend Is Nov 15end16 WewB Ths aweasd naa a sknoet hen. FilAMATrjHOI It's going to ba greetl Ysu've been cheeen ae my dale, Can't thk* of a better wey to top h be leaving me Union Friday tentatively at 6:30 Your dares an peyched. ao don't fearl Jaatadayassay you and I. It awet ba tele... oft than ah* a FREE lunch for ME the next Attention N.M.LHJL Memoen am. Contact Vines Conani lor more derails You bettor start thinking, and gat some net. Fold Trip to n FBaig Mom* m reipoieon An Alpha XI Data Party once again day! Concert t-ehtts and toroeye Reeeoneole Losayel tsceuee Saturday rate youl ba crush with Its I oo-nTnMri^ 6:16 SHARP1 See you there' The This time toltorsaa, the party won't I BEST! prtoaa. Free rjatosa. Coemce Intarnatlonal. Box Lota, yaw "XI" Tsar area Alpha XH ••'nuNciM.MQirr.Anoc. la Got Peyched. 43066.31 Louis, MO 63143 MaTS, Measng Wad. Nov 6 Speaker IBA BA 114 ■ wM l» wad end fun Your Alpha » Passe Evan though re the second time around. 7 30 pm. No need to leer (XINORATULATIONS to Daen Brough, the winner al the October 31 Drawing held at the Kappa epa* wB knock you downl See you at WANTED: SPANK Y MH Sudan* Group. Shabtal Servloee. Bel reedy for dancing. Oar date Is set tor Saturday Night Utavaraay Bcokatora tor a FVenze 12-apaed JON M THE FUN'! I Friday evening. 6 00 pm, m me Faculty Lounge And drinking too. Atohe XI Jaabreek wt« be out ol sight GAMMA PMVFUI SAl's ol the Student Union. CM Bruce rtofttor tor Beget peyched - tor you know who I am L.S Poet Rely Party ■dotranton. 364-6420. Paychopgy D«pl Cengrstuletains Megheai The Atone Chl's an eacHed to ahow every- An Alpha XI who wM show you so much tunl Teat Alpha XI Dale chsssn Ksppa Kappa Qai as Pledge ol the No Cover one who free the moat span et the Bad • • • ■O.S.E.A Invaas EVERYONE' • • Lots. Weakl Yoat Kappa spam ta araell Repeal -A Tests ol My" sporsored by mar Socsl Attention Jamie Lewta Carrie Committee Monday. Nov 11. 7 30-9 m 114 Oet Cunpalaaisaiii to AHA Members SANOI- LOOKING FORWARD TO A OOOO PA DON'T WORRY - I promise I'B untock BA "•ft Tutoto wa ba stissliaiu on ma aad MMtoMasaV Taat SATURDAY MOHT. JUOI SCHUCHART - HAPPY 21et BIRTH m rjfterencee balwaan MM and Arrsrtoan Edu The eytnktoa) » dancing Execufrve mambera are rearSne Rinee and Tom ZBTDOUG WANTED Ted Brubeket the whole night wM lest. Boater Wan honorable mention: Jim McCrave DAY1 WEIL PARTY IT UP ROHT1 canon Coal: 50- pai person tor pop and pan a«XBBxaex Saturday » sanoet hers WE LOVE YA TONS! and SherB Mader Mambera are JB Campbel Book a Elactranica Sale The «me wel drink a tot ol beer Pan African Eitonagana! on'l belong. and Dave Bouteaa With lux able mention MARY. NANCY » MICHELE Now. 6. 6:00 p.m. A Urn on Sou!" Africa 29 toSOH oft On thai night youl be a sight h en Atone XI Dale Anna Chanekaa. BO Altsladt. Tracy Herder and Panal dNcuaaton 'im In Upetoke a downatalra M drssssd up m btock a wise l can you go wrong ? I OragPoruaak The Kappas are looking forward to an eve- November a a 1 Look tor my number and than youl aee Nov 9. 630 pm African Ohnar. Guest Your Alpha XI Date apaaMf Ol. Ytkubu Saaha Topic: Unaad atosolhail Scott Huff I wB have the wemed key Naaors t tErnergent African Seatos: Hopa or I know things haven't t going the greet- KAREN FRETTAQ Fmdksg as could ba tuft. Signed. Your Atohe XI l each a osaght to be so doae to you en. M tor fM Islety. Just you have You're the beet Dee Gee Utttel Whan you do I'B unlock your cuff. WENOYQAUL at wausd Kappa be without the beet 11? "real" friends In the world arho care about • PM BETA LAMBDA" I LOVE YOUl Once you're free. you'H party with ■ Heppy 20th Ekrthdey Love You, yes a toll EepscisHy me. Goran) Aeeerroty Meeting Your #1 Bag XI, buL-Do yoa know h"e as? Noven Boo Boo. Du bat rratrsn Lsbtnga Loveya, November 11 M 7 30-9 pm Parnrny Sctlwenhund Alumni fen.. 3id«. Union na KM and Wendy Jo Love. JurJ Cpan to the pubec Wa sadly Intorm you ol the sudden tragic deeth SKI EP PLEDGES In Con nlcettons. Inc. MANDA We hoard rugby ptoyara meka bslar ceH REMINDER Them an exeeeent STUDENT of Paddy Murphy. Wo need your love and The and a m sight, ao don't lose taVil TORY meeting et 7 30 p m In Gold Lounge of ATTENTION MEN OF BQSU: aaatoal We'll see?l! OM paychod tor the support TEACHING opportunHaa a aMiH ti ma F.e- When the ernes get tough. rOUnOsNI NfV fT*s»fTlOdKt 4W# aVHCOflM. Are you on the wemed Alpha XI Delta JeHbreekl Steve and Tan Sigma PN Epaaon shines through' landa CoSsge araa. me Loraln County area, and SKJMA ALPHA EPSHON Mtor Alphe XI OueaaWno? KSU-SAE'a The Brothers ol Signs PN Epaaon ma Oraak» CLEVELAND araa (aaal and WHI BED RACES '»»??? SMMA ALPHA EPSK.ON suburbs) For mora kwumaxtton, ask tor Dr KERRY SMITH 4:00 TODAY BED RACES Mary Joyce Lurar at Student Teacher Sign-Up From Daytona to the Hyatt 4D0TODAY GOVERNMENT HOMES from SI Day. 11/13/66. in ma Student Union. we've anvaya had such a not |U repair) Aao deanauent tax property Cal 1 STUDENT CmOAWZATTONS Daks and ZBTs And from PortakJe on lo Wlndaor ATTENTION PHI OELT DATES: 805-887-8000 Ext GH-984g lor Intormetlon LEADERSe? WOFaXSHOF Looking forward to the evening's leetMeee' Brake a are, not YET a lander' The Haakolin lee aaa Iota A warrant la out for your erreet. often. LSAT • MCAT ■ GMAT ■ ORE Wedneaday. November 20 Love, the Phi Mus Those times were M ao much fun a rsght at pa with only the beat. NTE • CPA REVIEW NCLEX-RN 9301030am DONNA DIFORE So Sas weekend, ate add another onol But Alpha XI ssaansat whi Youl begin M Downtown M 7:30 or so. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER Campus Room. Union CONGRATS ON YOUR GAMMA PHl-FUl LA Xi Jaebreak wB ba GREAT bathe one. bul who Is your date you went to know NO. 1 N TEST PREPARATION Dr RonPasn VAUEP4NQ TO MATT. CHARLIE WILL BE I can't watt Love, your Otto Be pretested to do N up Drhk a tew bean and soon you we) aaa, (418) 536-3701 TOLEDO PROUD. CHRB! "Crsoave Problam Solving" (usl axaclty who your date wB be. KlrsssnA. LOVE YA' THE ANGELS The "TAKE BACK THE NKWT" Arrive sr Fremont s title after nine. Flying this year? Not « you know what's good Planning Committee to Hnd your data leang oh so fme DrunkkY. "U" CynrJ, Nancy, Kna, Bam. Ruthle. lor you. The war could gat ugty because the Love, Ansel 12 SOS OFF ALL shadow knows Ml will meat lor a final lime Wei be rjendn and partying al night long, end to al the others. Thanks so much for POSTERS i, No.. 11, KM p.m., 116 Educ Bldg. ratping me out You guys ere GREAT" Alpha Xi's and PN Does Wet can't go wrong" To ray date. Stolen Skat Gregory Scotto - Floral Originals • •-WK A TTW FOB TWO TO NY' Get excited' Love, the Alpha XI s Love You. Laura Oet set for Saturday SIS E. Wooeter Sponaored by Financial Management Aaaoc. or Atterson Sigma Chi Deles Gala and Guys Pant Sale We'll have a riot. 352-6148 Mgmt On aHe M week 9 30-4 30 In BA Lobby The erne has corns tor Jaabreek '86. Gas) 260 Pat, S5 00-$ 18 95 LARRY BARNES You a I - what a pair Wiain lar Worain wW preaent a »C-n-mile you're wanted men — dead or save Most % price or lose Heaoween was greet' Thanks a lot You'll shnys be my POOKef BEAR! Be at Downtown at 7 30 or so, Guys Lee S Levl Courduroya $9 96-S16 96 BROTHER OF THE WEEK. NOVEMBER 1 Ok. ao now you've got e due. Jeers N Things 531 Ridge "Women, Take Back the Najhtl" Ba ready to party, be ready to go. The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epaaon Can't salt lor Jotabreek L'OREAL SPECIAL EFFECTS - COLOR tseadey, Nov. 11, 7:60 p-m., in Edna. Wde, At 9 o'clock youl find your date. Loaa, yea know aha? 20* OFF THRU NOV 30 So, get psyched 'cause we can't wart1 WOMEN M COMMUNfrCATIONS, INC. Tad GLEMBY-SALON AT UHLMAN'S Low, Your Alpha XI Petes Mandatory General Meeting at 7 30 pm m Leigh Ann. Oat peyched tor the Alpha XI Delta JaHbreek 352-5615 Odd Lounge of Founders Interested and new GOLDEN KEY DEADLINE: NOV. IS I cant lei you how happy I an mat I've gotten to Date Pertyl We'll heve a tanUeao tlmel Karen JM Chriety members are welcome. SEND YOUR APPLICATION NOW! know you You're such a specs! person to mo Yoawasiiaase It you ata sxst. ptoese cal ma NSE. l*$E-.-NStL..NS£! and rsaav know how to ba a greet friend ThariMgMng a X-Mas Come (2-3056) Drew NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE INFORMA Thanks lor everything, "brae ' Hang In thara, Jeans N Things 631 lodge St TON SESSIONS WILL BE HELD ON TUES.. things wl work out reel aoon. I'm ao sxcited tor The Brothers et Sigma Alpha Epallon would NOV. 10 AT t-.SO AM. AND WED., NOV. 11 AT next eemoetor — roomie"' Bke to hneay congratulate Jeff Phlltlpe on Ns WANTED IIX) PM. 211 AOMM. F YOU CANT MAKE BEER BLAST!!' I love youl laretisilng to Erin Treend. EITHER MEETING. COME TO THE OFFICE OR NOV 9 6-12 N E COMMONS Laura PM Alpha, Jeft I needed to subtoeaa apart- GAMMA PHI'FUI CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE (2-8202) ment lor Spring Semester r*»E_h»E...NSE...N8EI Theta Chfa, rm ao exceed to have you aa my You're The KD'a can't wan to Letsbists ma weekend > eel 354 7559 OET YOUR ENGINES READYII waTi youl OM ready to party ma night aweyl Nended 1 female roommsta for the GAMMA PHI/FIJI Love, Your Big The KD'a Close to campus. Big apartment LOST AND FOUND BLuTO— MAD RALLYIII USA SHANK, TOOO AND RHONDA Free heat a gee. 1S4-2S04. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SAE INITIA- MEET ME IN THE UMON FOYER. MONDAY TION. I MUST SAY, THIS CALL* tor "power HAPPY FOURTH AhfaVERSARY Wanted. Non-smoking female lor Spring 86 E Found: 3 Mm of clothing at OBenedelto a THE list AT B P.M SHAflPI HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND! Wooetor 354 1316 over ma last two weeks. Cat to identity peanuts" AND peach margartta.l???! Love ye, LITTLE TRACY BERNARD- LOVE. KATHY. ANNA. JANICE. LORA AND Non-emoklng mars to subtoase apt Spring 362-4663 WELCOME TO THE FAMtLYI YOU MAKE A Lett LAURA •Jsmaatai CM 364-0709 LOST: PERRY ELLIS LONG. DENIM JACKET GREAT ADDITION' THE NEXT TIME WE GO TOM EVANS 2 lensiee needed spring semeator to rant el Sundance (upstairs) Tuoa. Nov 6. RE- Bob. GOLDEN KEY DEADLINE: NOV. IS OUT, WATCH WHAT YOU DROP ON THE An Abha XI and a SAE aparlTsnt doae to cantpua Cal 363-9605 WARD. Please csJ Mtohole at 352-3555 Barter get that stereo warmed up now — those BEND YOUR APPLICATION NOWI KEG I LOVE MY LITTLE' roadtnppers the Toddeter and Psutcephue from What a gnat par. LOST: NCAA Gold Women's Beeketbal Welch. OSNA JALOVEC PM MU LOVE AND MINE- Msle roommate needed Spring Semester. 1 BR OSU are expecting us lo throw mam a wad Nobody Mae on campus Apt 353-8306 vUrrty of McOonak) Quad. REWARD Vary B'S hard to believe you're 26 — waan'l H enty 'C^aW NANCY Hank (and Audrey) party — Let's show 'em how could even compare. reportenl PLEASE return to Kim 2-8292 yoetoidoy you wore playing with the Tkty LYNN WETHERK.L So gal reedy lor the FEMALE leOCaSMATE NEEDED TO SUB- «s dona In BO I LEASE 4 SPRING SEMESTER. $132/mo. LOST: Coupon Book #132958 It found, Sowl Mail? What??? Happy Birthday!! Wa •LOW IT OFFII TMNK date party of the year. Love, Angle FREE HEAT a GAS, MUCH PARTYUG PLEASE eel Enc 2-3594 love you Deet Flaill YOU'RE WONDERFUll Causa Alpha X) Jaanreek la here! Bobby C. lor to » Bobby Bad?) P Rho Love and ours, SPACE PLASE CALL TERRI 353-3500 LOVE YOUl TOMBOSSLER Can yoa guess who your dele Is for JeHbrest aris-ook and the Iteah prop Wanted: Two Female Roommatee tor Spring 'ti? Gel ready tor a area) time Saturday YOU CO A TFJWFrC JOB ON THE HAUNTEO RIDES (K)IBENHEARTS: MARE AND RICK HOUSE! Term $100'momh. Second Street 362-8609 Oat oat your auMen lotion t beech bale and SORRY IT TOOK SO LONG- CONGRATS' LOVE DOUBLE TROUBLE ask for Down or Chris. gat psyched tor tonight's data party—'cat WANTED ROE AVALABLE TO BOONE. LOVE. YOUR ROOMIES Tom Saaraneky, Alpha XI DaNa Jed Break as a. know "LHo'a A Booch"lll OBU vs aaCHtGAN NORTH CAROLINA re finally here. Marketing Reeearch Seminar auonaotfd by I know yoa and yoa know me, Good luck Alphe Dell Bed Race Tlcketa DEPARTURE THURS . NOV 14 Get psyched for "XI" beet Woman m Communicators, trie a axnlng Nov When Jaeareat comae you wM aaa. teem — we know you're number one! > cal 362-4874 RETURN SUNDAY, NOV. 17 time of the year' 18 ■ 7:30 pm m the Alurnni-Unlon. I head the key to unlock the night PLEASE CALL USA AT 352-7234 This week: hin, Slue Love. Your Alpha Pat Setters MARNEK/UFMAN One nave dey aad wa'B perty N up rtghtl Fames roommate needed to sublease apt on Do you commute on 1-75 from Toledo or north Hawaiian! and ma. Gregg Uncktmulder. Thanks lor M the support and love ma yearl I Loaa. E Marry Spring Somsotot CM 362-1671 1 of Toledo? It so I'm interested m sharing the n»an again next wee* al Beet ol luck with the "Crucible" tonight Breek a hope el your dreams come true You're the JO? ride i expenses Gal Kim [3)3) 243-6499 Turkey Shoot all tog! Wei bo welching' best rorjiree evert To My Bag Anne and My Grand Big Sue OaoaaWho? The Brothers of Starts Pta Epaaon Love You! Even though I was etood-up tor punkar carving. HELP WANTED Pernmy ax*OMFIELD BUOOIES: Hay Donna. Ufe'e s beach and your blond ht*. I tea torn my Alpha Gam Famay You both an SERVICES OFFERED I LOVE YOU ALLIII Okie eyed mcuntain Is looking forward to Friday me beatl Lat'a do anch — today' GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,040 - PAMMY taght, "Crslg" happy 21st Birthdeyl Oat ready to party AGO Love and Urm. (59.230/yr Now hiring Cal 1-606-687 Lf Mary Pledge 6000 Ext R-B849 tor current federN let PREGNANT? CONCERNS? Free pregency BROTHERS OF PI KAPPA PHI Hey. Theta Cms rev up thoee tontohtl You meen everything to mat I Laaa leal Detective Into Cat NOW. 354 PUSH. Week was a success because of your engines snd gal reedy to dreg You with all my hoort. Tony! WANT TO SPEND BPraNG IN CLEVELAHO? HOPEI4673) Hours M. Th 12-8 pm.; T, W dedication to make It a succoaa You have Wei meet on the amp and be Yours srwsys, Alpha XI Jaebreek a aanoat hen. Organliatton seeks Soph, or Jr. ANY MA- 10-2 p.m., Sal. 12-2 p.m proven that there la no other philanthropy off by ma wave of a Bag "-T We'n gorvs party and dance and JOR, for legel nssarch end Inquiry co-op. Your Gamma Phi PI crow to lake, eome beer Paya IIKVasaa- CaB Co-op Othoa M461 Ran! an Album Doesr a Dey plua Dep corhparapla to our own Because of thai pride MICHAEL McOATH and rlsrtiralton wa have raised more money behind you ol the way I LOVE YOU" You 're sure to took cute at your RESTAURANT HELP Al positions CM Bob 1 Green Tambourine Clough St E ol Main back and white. BuySMLtoedAlxeTs3-10Mon thru Fn man we have aver ratoed In the peat and we And wanes you the Deet ol luck si the Gamma 874 8461 Cslatsslsd raataurant si Wood readied our goal I cannot mar* you enough for PN Beta/Fe Road Raty Saturday MkeBeyer- ao kat naB and entoy me night. County Proleeaona) secretarial services Just tad my number and abek wtth me. making PUSH Week enjoyebls and success Love. Dtohn. Roxarme. Donna Thare'e only one mora day ■ ALPHA xi's Typing done rjroleealonoty Case I'm me XI that can set you Iras tul SIGMA ALPHA EPSK.ON JAILBREAK' I hope you're ready to have a wad 666-6946 Bowing Green OM peyched tor an exceeent Nghtl! T.SL BED RACES partying tana! See ys ti Fnsmont iBrrgetto's FOR SALE Wl do typing Love. Your Alpha XI Date Special Thanks to Soon Weber, Jaa Bends. 4^9 TODAY Hornetownl) Cat Linda Stove Kanto. end Susie Van Curen HtKEB YOUR EXUBERENT DATE TO PHU MU'S TRACY, MARY ANNE. SARAH, 354-2218 MARY JANE, a DRUNKEN: sax sax MX •Business Cereer Search Seminar' I'm the Alpha XI lhal holds RAM laONASTRA YOUR ZBT DATES ARE LOOKING FORWARD Book a electronics sale ry. November 13 (9:30-4:30 PM) the key, We an SO exerted to heve you In our "WILD" TO A OOOO TIME eVsTWoOAV MOHT. 20 to MS Oft PERSONALS STUDENT UNION Whan Saturday comes you'll have temty PN Mu wB never be the aamal Upstairs a Dosnstalie to and aaal Al our love. TO SUSAN SCHEaWrtDLER Novembers >> That Mght wM be the beet Your Beg Oawna and Orand-Big Ann I'M BO GLAD YOU'RE MY DEE OEE LITTLE Alex Borowtcz AND THAT I FINALLY OOT TO TILL YOU Couch tor seS. EXCELLENT SHAPE Dark Be make earn yoa gat Una ol reetl PawHomyafc WHO I WAS. OET EXCITED FOP) A GREAT (untunes odor. S100. Cal after 6pm, 674- Only one day unsl me BIG night Wei have a CALLING ALL CARS" Get peyched to heve tots of fun, The marrage « otP I just don't think I cen marry YEAR! 5836 bast Get ready to party" Rev-up your engines I being with you will be a guy aatt a monawk You can have your chub LOVE.TRICIA Toohta etaro oomponant caantli deck wth Your Alpha XI OMa and osl psyched lor the el per back. Sorry lor the heartbreak. doDy end sort touch control $75 00 Alpha CM Pledges: GAMMA PHUFUI ROAD RALLY' Love, your Alpha XI Date. Your ex pinmete. Unrvererty Bookstore CM 354-8452 We thk* you're great- keep up the good corning Nov. 91 Jars wl ba dosed Monday, November 11 In ooeervanoe m Veterans' Day Attention Studenta' enrkl PER* AH Quick Love, Your Alpha CM Shasta i snobs us to make our move to Florida What do Yeu're mvtted to party WANTED i. apacst, prtoad fry the student, these ALPHA XI JAABREAK OATE Wkm the Xl'a-Who'a your data? RrC GERSTENBERGER You taw Akjha XI Deaa JAJLeWEAK a here asms tor sera: CARNATIONS 12 85 DOZEN Harm. You'll heve to welt and aaal Stereo wan speakers aursarnp. srga daak wah CASH-N- CARRY and hendcufta The summons a out, tha deacBone an deer Alpha XI JiBtrnIi, gsaa top. Srge tow erurdy otto 10 yr coeac THE PARTY OF ALL PARTIES IS AMOST Gregory Scotto - Floral Cvlglnels have In common? I aaal noRM Be M Downtown. 7:30 aharp son of Naeonel Geooreptvc. surlceees. records. HERE Wa'B al ba M Alpha XI Delta tor ma a where the tun wB start 616 E Wooetor XILual umbreaas. TV treye, conncoronet (exceesnt YOU'LL BE SENT TO DOWNTOWN TO CON- 362-6146 Get peychedll XO A prSonei you shal soon become Laaa, your data ccodsson) enegue barber crsk 353 7825 SUME SOME BEER PaXIPUDOata to an Abha X) — wen toss ol tunl A short bus ride It wB be 65 Buk* Skylark - rune New bettery Fneoil OFF M A BUS YOU'LL BE CARRIED AWAY. JEF, THANKS FOR THE GREAT TIME ON MONOAY YOU WONT BE COMING HOME UNTIL THE ■ lossy you meat your Alpha Ml raw with oaiii St50 or best oner Csf Bnan I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO ANOTHER NIGHT. WE REALLY APPRECIATED YOUR NEXT DAY afar 6 p.m M 382-6233 CHAD QAeUITtS: GREAT WEEKEND' GOOD LUCK MONDAY' ENTHUSIASM! HOPE TO PARTY WITH YOU WANTtO YOUR DATE B SO EXCITED FOR PICTURES ALPHA XI DATE PARTY WILL SCON BE HERE YOU'LL DO GREAT AGAIN BRADLEY RKK1S BARP) 76 Passer B310. Eitatant oondaton 36 mpg AND DANCING TOO. GET SET FOR LOTS OF FUN. DANCING AND DIANA - PS. 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Your Parole OMcar and Cat Mete (WML^ Scott Hamilton: A story on thin ice by Phillip B. Wilson on this project as buddies ... as "We split as a business part- staff reporter something to do out of nership,'' he added slowly. rTm friendship" Hamilton said yes- not sure why we really split." It wasn't supposed to end up terday while lounging at the Hamilton blames the cor- like this. Holiday Inn in Toledo. "My porate "middle men" for the Hut's the way both Scott coach and Mike came up with a unauthorization. Hamilton, former world cham- concept to do a book that would "The agents, lawyers, editors pion figure skater, and Mike be beneficial to competitors and publishers kind of got in the Steere, Toledo Blade feature down the road. A lot of it covers way of and delayed the book," writer, feel about a recent biog- the psyche of the competitor." he said. raphy released Nov. 1. Steere, who was autographing What originally was a good The book, entitled "Scott idea became drastically out- Hamilton, A Behind-the-Scenes dated as Hamilton went on to Look at Life and Competitive "The agents, win two more world Times of America's Favorite championships and the Olympic Figure Skater", was written by lawyers, editors GoldMedal. Steere after he toured with the "A post Olvmpic book should Bowling Green native in 1981 and publishers kind cover the Olympics," he said. and 1982. of got in the way." "The bulk of this book is 1981" If you buy a copy, for an Hamilton confessed he hasn't expensive $17.95, you'll notice — Scott Hamilton read the entire biography yet, the small print at the bottom of but plans a more complete novel the book's cover: "unauthorized in the future. He has a friend copies of the book at Toledo's who is a sportswriter for Sports i real reasons for this are Portside Newstand yesterday, Illustrated that will probably still a mystery to Steere, who said he interviewed Hamilton write the story, he said. had the opportunity to have for at least an hour a day during As far as another good friend lunch with his former subject the time be toured with him. is concerned, Steere doesn't Wednesday in Toledo. The 1984 "The book is based on just think there are any hard feel- Olympic Gold Medalist is in about a thousand pages of tran- ings. town with the Ice Capades show, scripts of tapes of Scott," he ^We're still quite friendly with which is appearing nightly at the each other," he said, reflecting Sports Arena and runs through But when it came time to on Wednesday's meeting with Nov. 10. publish the book, something Hamilton. "I got free tickets for Friday/Jim SakoU For Steere and Hamilton, went wrong. the show tonight (Thursday). their meeting was a renewal of a "His representatives, I don't I'm going to introduce him to my long-distance friendship that know if ft was his agents or 'America's Favorite Figure Skater* had been altered by the cham- lawyers,... his somebody tried Former world figure skating champion Scott Hamilton, a native of Bowling Green, discusses his first pion's fame and fortune. to stop publication of the book • See Hamilton page 10. biography, written by Toledo Blade reporter Mike Steere. Hamilton Is in Toledo this week, performing with "Basically, Mike and I went in for a year," Steere said. the Ice Capades at the Sports Arena. Not a concert, not a show Fest offers new music

Multi-media event nontraditional approach to art by Lisa M. Schmitt Friday reporter by Lisa Buscanl Can you deal with music that Friday reporter is a little (>ut-of-the-oniinary, or maybe even off-the-wall? If you Exhibits are often tedious can handle the avant-garde or - events where people stand better yet -like it, then the Col- around and "o-o-o-h" and "a- lege of Musical Arts had you in a-a-h" over works of art that mind when they organized this they don't really like or un- fear's 6th annual New Music derstand. But John Climeha- estival. Si's exhibit will be different. Marilyn Shrude, one of the e hopes you like what you four directors of the festival, see and what you bear. said that the festival is usually Climehaga, a senior music held in October, but was post- composition major from poned this year to run in con- Brockport, N.Y., will stage a junction with American Music multi-media "concert" fea- Week, November 4-10. turing photos, movies, video, "There are hundreds of other live scenes and original mu- events taking place throughout sic. John Climehaga's first the country, so this was a chance "exhibit" will premiere on to get some national attention," Nov. 15 and 16 at 8 p.m. in said Shrude, also assistant pro- room 121. West Hall. fessor of music history/compo- For those people used to sition at the University. "We traditional concerts of mostly also saw this as a good opportu- unrelated musical pieces, CU- nity to celebrate the Universi- menhaga's show may come ty's 75th anniversary. So we as a surprise. linked it all together to promote Courtesy/Musical Arts "It's really not a concert both the music school and the setting," Climenhaga said. University itself." "The show will be repeated Barton and Priscilla McLean four times, so people can The University will play host come in and watch for any to composers from all over the iod of time and leave/' country including California, i said. Texas, Iowa and Georgia. The "We choose 35 compositions at 8 pjn. The piece is referred to "It's about a person living festival will also feature works from some 50" that were sub- as a "multi-media composi- in the city. The show is about Friday/Dave Klehneyer by one composer from Europe - mitted to us last year, so there is tion," a form of artistic compo- several scenes in his life," John Climenhaga Jan Segers from Belgium - and a contest element to the festi- sition which, according to Climehaga said. a University student, Evan val," said Shrude. "We also Shrude, incorporates different The show will feature Chambers, who is currently commission one piece each year components of the expressive mostly electronic music and Climehaga has been in- "There's a man named studying in Austria. and dedicate it to the music arts, including music, dance and some rock-oriented tunes. fluenced by other musicians Charles Ives, whose work I Shrude, who is herself a per- school." visual media. But Climehaga doesn't like to who include visual media in admire," Climehaga said. former and featured composer limit himself to one mode their work, including violinist in the festival, said that most of This year the commissioned The composition is arranged of music. Laurie Anderson. Climehaga hopes that his the compositions are performed work is by Barton and Priscilla in five different sections and will "I'm pretty versatile. I like career leads to videos or mov- by University faculty members, McLean, entitled "In Wilder- utilize a full chorus during their to change my style to suit the But his tastes aren't limited ies, or a job in the recording except for the chorus and or- ness is the Preservation of the setting/' he said. to the contemporary. business. chestra, which are comprised of World," which will be the fea- students. tured concert Saturday evening • See New music, page 12.

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Intervi«w«/B«rb Symbol* Friday/Jim SakoU BRIAN WAGGLE, l JENNY ADAMS, freshman JHf SHINGLER, junior MIS DAVE HARDING, senior MARY GAREAU, senior mar- LARRY FTTZ, senior com- mat accounting major, Cleveland: major, Bellevue: "I like to plan Journalism major, Middlesex, keting/advertising major, North puter science major. Savannah, erpool: "I Uke going to i "Get a bunch of your friends visit with friends, go to parties. N.J.: "I can actually go out to a Olmsted: "I like to play racket- Ga.:"IUketogo(otheRec and events such as together. Just being together You don't have to drink when bar and not drink. I also like ball and go out for ice cream." play racketbaU and work out. I hockey. I also like to go to the and having fun, doing stupid you go to parties - be yourself movies, plays, and dinner." also like to go the movies." movies such as Pee wee Her- things like-bowling and putt- and do whatever you want to." Friday/November 8,1985 10

Hamilton (Continued from page 9). What does the author think of Brimstone, fire stoke 'Crucible' Scott Hamilton, the subject? "He's a fascinating per- son... he's larger than Ufe, he by Loci HohlMn ful and touching historical said. "Scott's always been Scott. Friday reporter drama. Company members did Even before the kid stepped in an excellent job of establishing ice skates, he was a star. The nooses of Quaker heretics both a heated, brimstone and and the threat of Satan's fire are fire Quaker atmosphere and a ■ "It's a very complicated only a few of the trepidations more quiet and reserved sense story," be said. "I think what's brought to life in the University of religious love and personal so interesting about him is the Theater Department's latest things that created him were production. "The Crucible." I or nine cast performers, in- complicated. Being an orphan Written by playwright Arthur cluding Jeff Bond (as Deputy- and sick kind of prepared him to Miller, "The Crucible" Is a se- Governor Danforth), Mary be a skater." rious, moral look at the outbreak Cross (as Mary Warren) and The fact that Bowling Green of the Salem witchcraft trials. Gregg Lindemulder (as John didn't have an ice rink until Set in the spring of 1692, the play Proctor), "The Crucible" is Hamilton was nine made the begins in the house of the Rever- their first appearance in a competitor's hardships seem end Samuel Parris. BGSU production. Bond did a even more insurmountable, Parria (William Oran Peters) convincing job as the hard-nosed Steere said. Because of all these sends for the help of the Rever- judge of the court. As the torn- troubles, the author believes end John Hale (James A. Deli- winged follower of angel Ra- Hamilton will always be able to man) in discovering the cause of phael, Cross also did very well. persevere. his daughter Betty's (Lisa Chan- Lindemulder, as the truly good nell) sudden illness. Christian, gave an exceedingly "He has this basic rock bot- From here, the tale quickly fine performance. tom kind of decency that proba- unfolds. Witchcraft and the fear "the Crucible" is well worth bly will see him through all of Satan's summoning of the seeing. Nearly three hours long, these head tripe ... all the Christian community, combined the play Is entertaining and fast- money," he said. with the vengeful actions of the moving. Whether or not this publica- half-witted, loose-skirted Aba- tion will be sold in Bowling gail Williams (Deborah Grow), "The Crucible" is playing this Green remains in doubt but lead the adventure. weekend and next at 8 p.m. in , Fnday/Gayle Hammon Steere said that something will With wonderful acting and the Main Auditorium. Tickets ln • ,cen« ,rom »h« University Theater production of The Crucible." Rev. Hale (Jim Dellman) tries to probably be worked out, if he is simple props, "The Crucible" are $1.50 for students and can be exorcise evil spirits from Betty Parris (Lisa Channel) while other cast members look on. The Crucible" Is contacted. presented itself as a very power- purchased at the door. playing tonight, tomorrow and next weekend in the Main Auditorium. 'Remo Williams' falls short on action "Raiders of the Lost Ark." along the way. Hamilton does CHECK OUT We Carry by Scott E. Norman (Joel Grey) for special train- Barney s Friday reporter ing. Chiun is a master of all Although Fred Ward gives make a good use of many OUR MANY Both Beta the martial arts and is in his all in the lead role, he New York locations, includ- N1W and VHS Hollywood seems to be absolute control of his body lacks the necessary charisma ing a great fight scene on the RELEASES Video churning out a new hero for and mind. He also has a soft to be a truly memorable hero. Statue of Liberty. The stunt Tapes the American public every spot for American soap op- Ward just can't generate the work throughout the movie is month. This month's offering eras. same screen excitement that first rate. Collect 9 stois and get FREE movie • ••• is the movie "Remo Wil- Chiun comments that his a Harrison Ford, or even a While the moviefemain goal liams: The Adventure Be- new pupil Remo "moves like Chuck Norris, can. is to thrill the audience, gins." At least the name a pregnant yak." He will Joel Grey, however, gives a "Remo Williams" also tries doesn't rhyme with the word teach Remo how to dodge wonderful performance as to deal with the subject of macho. bullets, achieve perfect bal- Remo's master. Grey is con- corporate and military cor- Drawing Tomorrow "Remo" is based on the ance and practically float vincing as a Korean (with the ruption. Unfortunately, the Destroyer book series by above the ground. help of excellent make-up) movie has neither the depth for FREE Richard Sapir and Warren Remo's first mission in- and is able to give his charac- or the credibility to tackle Murphy. Fred Ward plays a volves stopping a corrupt cor- ter depth with subtle tech- such a complex topic. GHOSTBUSTER PHONE tough New York City cop who porate leader who specializes nique and a touch of wit. The "Remo Williams" is a is abducted (recruited) by a in military weapons fraud by relationship between Remo rather mixed bag. Unless you (still time to register) secret government agency. manufacturing defective and his master works, but It are looking for something a The agency specializes in pro- equipment and ripping off the often bears a close resem- bit milderlhan "Rambo^or fessional assassination and American taxpayers. 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Jazz over the 'Hill' Mr. Mr. LP a hit by Donny Routh tradition. Guitarist John Jor- Friday reporter ganson is special guest. Windham Hill is the brain- by Tracey Batdorf slightly reminiscent of "Life Honch, a veteran rock 'n' roll child of William Ackerman. The Friday reporter in One Day," by Howard disc Jockey, used the term label was begun as an alterna- Jones, but quickly dives into a "artsy-fartsy" to describe Wind- tive to the usual L.A.-based re- Most of today's Top-M succinct, spontaneous melody bam Hill Records. cord companies who wouldn't bands rely on their frothy that is lively and danceable. A music major at the Univer- cut albums of the musical style good looks to gain fame and to "Kyrie," the second cut, is sity tagged the music as "ambi- preferred by Ackerman. Boost trite, senseless lyrics based on a liturgical prayer ence maker." and bland music. With this in complete with Latin lyrics Midwestern record stores, Ackerman founded the label mind, it is refreshing to come ("Kyrie eleison" translates which more often than not carry in Stanford at the prodding of across a band who could care into "Lord have mercy"). the high quality albums nowa- friends who liked his guitar less if their lyrics rhyme and Following "Kyrie" is the days, stick the albums in their playing. A hundred of the al- write songs with meaning. band's current single, "Bro- : "Jazz" section but also usually bums were pressed and only five The band in question is the ken Wings." Although the vi- keep them in a separate bin. made their way to radio sta- Phoenix-based quartet Mr. deo was popular over the tions. But those five albums Mister. Their second album. summer, "Broken Wings" According to Mike Marshall, created quite a stir. Welcome To The Real World, didn't gain any substantial these classifications all have From that interest, Ackerman is an LP that doesn't need to airplay until the soap opera some credence. Marshall is a started taking mail orders and depend on pretty faces. "Days of Our Lives' used it guitarist and mandolin player pressed more albums. Since The albums's first cut, as an adventure/ love theme for the Stanford, Calif., based then, Ackerman has taken on "BUck/Wbite," tries to ex- for two of its characters. The record label. other artists until today 50 musi- plain why "love is so music as well as the lyrics are "I like the tags 'Yuppie Mu- cians on six labels have re- strange." Lead vocalist and intense and poignant: Baby, I zak' or 'hot tub tunes' the best," corded almost 50 albums. bassist Richard Page sings think tonight/ We can take said Marshall in a telephone Windham Hill's first gold album that these contradicting feel- what was wrong and make it interview. "Windham Hill is still somewhere down the road Mike Marshall and Darol Anger ings are like "day and night" right/1heedyou so/ Baby it's seems to be music that's from a but sales have steadily in- you with a hammer and says, popping up in more and more and "black and white." all I know/ That you 're half of real natural evolution of people creased 'That's not Windham Hill." " stores. Marshall foresees more "Into My Own Hands," the flesh and blood that who grew up in the '60s. It takes collaboration and overdubbing tells of an individual eager to makes me whole. anything from the Beatles to Since its inception, the label The music that reaches Wind- and even hopes for a Windham gain control of his life and The last and title cut of clasical to bluegrass to Irish folk has been a family project. Ack- ham Hill vinyl is quite different Hill video on MTV. come to terms with himself. Welcome to the Real World to Bulgarian dance to Japanese erman's wife, Annie, designs the from the rock V roll most stu- The songs also has subtle could prove the band's next shinto and threw 'em together label's distinctive covers and dents are used to. Technically, Windham Hill, said Marshall, contemplations of suicide as hit. Lively music backs into a fusion - just like anything the first artist after Ackerman the albums are always digitally is banking on this added quality Page sings. No magic mirror punchy lyrics as Page sings, else in America. to record was his cousin. recorded and come with a pam- to carry the company through. can erase/ These lines of liv- Hey, it's a human race/Hey, phlet inside each sleeve. The "People are a lot more reflec- ing on my face/ Lessons it's a brave new place/ Hey. Windham Hill, the county, is learned and lost/ Take my now you're at the gate/ Wel- "It's the acoustic music of in Vermont. It is a favorite vaca- pamphlet explains Windham tive these days ... so we just Hill's philosophy about music kinda' whisper at our audi- life/ Into my own hands/ come to the real world/ America. It's incredibly excit- tion spot of the Ackermans. Make this world into my own There's so much to leant. ing and inspiring." They thought the beauty of and includes a slip to return ence." defective albums. One scratch land. Marshall is one of six musi- Vermont matched the beauty of Side B of Welcome To The cians who will present "An Eve- the music being recorded. and you get a new album. Reserve seats for the concert Mr. Mister is a band gifted are available at the Kobacker Real World is extremely im- in artistic expression and dis- ning With Windham Hill" on All Windham Hill artists also pressive (not that Side A Monday, Nov. 11. The concert write their own music. The situ- The sounds on Windham Hill Hall box office only. Tickets are plays a rare form of romantic albums often surprise new lis- 15 and $7 with students with a lacks, however). The begin- imagery that is not sacra- will begin at 8 p.m. in Kobacker ation is probably unique in to- ning of "Is it Love," is Hall of the Moore Musical Arts day's music industry - on many teners. As Marshall puts it, "It's valid I.D. and 87 and 89 for the ficea for commercialism. Center. other labels, artists usually re- pretty gushy stuff." general public. Six artists will appear in three cord material by other writers. acts: Liz Story will play acoustic "You have a lot of freedom," In the future, Windham Hill, "An Evening with Windham piano, Michael Hedges is fea- said Marshall. "If you're signed logically, hopes its sales con- Hill" is sponsored by UAO, tured on an electric bottleneck onto Windham Hill, it means you tinue to expand. Last year the Graduate Student Senate, Stu- guitar and Marshall, Darol An- fit the label. He (Ackerman) company signed a contract with dent Activities Office, Women ger and Mike Manring perform believes in you as an artist. It's A &M Records for distribution. for Women and WBGU-FM. a set in the classic jazz trio not like somebody stands over Because of this, the albums are Less jazz on Laws LP NEW YORK (AP) - When aspects of jazz, folk and classi- Hubert Laws asked Quincy cal sounds. Jones and Chick Corea to loin The album also contains pia- him in his Los Angeles recording nist Harold Blanchard's "New studio, it was easy to conclude Earth Sonata" for flute, guitar, that a superstar album of jazz piano and rhythm, a wide-rang- music was in the making. ing work that alternates classi- cal passages with jazz After all. Laws' flute has en- improvisations. ticed jazz fans for 20 years. Side 2 contains Georg Philipp Jones is a jazz and pop idol. And Telemann's "Suite in A Minor" keyboardist Corea Is one of the and a rendition of "Amazing most commercially successful Grace," both with a string or- jazz musicians of the day. chestra conducted by Jones. However, "New Earth So- nata" is not a jazz record. Al- Laws said the LP should have though it has some jazz, it also is wide appeal. "It will probably an album of serious classical be a classical audience that's music. pretty open-minded or some so- Laws' "New Earth Sonata." phisticated jazz listeners," he released last month on the CBS said in an interview. "Quincy Masterworks label, is a Jones followers might be inter- sprightly mix of light classical ested to hear bow be partici- and new music that combines pates in a classical setting."

Brank Kovacevic inbounds the ball to Jure Zdovc who brings it up across mid-court between the circles gives it up to Slodoban Subotic on the right wing Subotic looks inside sees nothing back out to Kovacevic at the point over to the left side to Matjaz Tovornik, Tovornik quick pass inside to Spasoje Todorovic who goes up for the shot ITS BLOCKED BY ANTHONY ROBINSON and the Falcons are off and running . . .

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New music (Continued from page 9) performance. Also included in the McLean composition is a Cinemas feature unusual films Hariey Davidson motorcycle, which will roar across the stage 9 as a symbol of man's conflict Toledo theaters offer both foreign and domestic 'classics with the wilderness. Hie other special guestperfor- mance will be by The Percus- by Liu BtMcanl like this are better than some- sion Group/ Cincinnati tonight Friday reporter thing like 'Revenge of the at 8 p.m. Shrude said the stage Vampire Stewardesses.'" "will literally be filled" with all If variety is the spice of sorts of percussion instruments, life, then today's movie scene The Screening Room both manufactured and hand- is about as spicy as a bowl of brings the same type of films made. The group is "trans-eth- oatmeal. to the Toledo area, but on a nic" in their selection of instru- But fear not movie fans. slightly smaller scale. The ments, that is, they will be using There is an alternative. theater seats 35 people, which drums from all ethnic back- comes as quite a shock to grounds including instruments Two Toledo theaters. The some patrons. from Africa and China. Glenbyrne Cinemas and The "At first, it (the theater's Screening Room, are spicing size) can get a laugh," said The entire festival will be re- up the area's movie agenda Kevin Hardy, manager of The corded for a radio program and by offering foreign, avant- Screening Room. Hardy said will be released for national garde and cult films. he looks forward to I broadcast over the National "I prefer to show high-qual- more avant-garde films I Public Radio network via satel- ity films whether they're various genres to the area. lite. Later in the year, several British, French or even a few "We're on a waiting list," selections from the festival will years old " said Mike Pauley, Hardy said. "They only make be made into an album to be owner of The Glenbyrne Cine- so many prints of the films. A released on the Access label. mas. film company makes about All of the events in the 6th 850 prints of 'Back to the annual New Music Festival take In the past, Pauley has Future ' and there are only place in the Moore Musical Arts shown such off-beat but crit- two prints of 'Gone with the Center. Admission is free for all ically acclaimed films as Wind' available for distribu- events. "Koyaanisquatsi" and "Har- tion." old and Maude," and award- winning foreign films like So, theater managers like "Das Boot" and "Le Dernier Mike Pauley and Kevin Metro." While many of his Hardy wait. But a worthwhile Friday/Jim Sakola movies are far from standard wait it is. Without theaters Festival fare, Pauley believes that like the Glenbyrne Cinemas Avant guard such films definitely have a and The Screening Room, market. Northwest Ohio moviegoers events Mike Pauley, owner of The Glenbyrne Cinemas, specializes in classic films. "I prefer to show high-quality "People like to see good might never get a chance to films whether they're British, French or even a few years old." films," Pauley said. "Movies see what they're missing. agenda

by JuUe FauMe staff reporter Discussions about the arts and the environment and new music from across the nation will be featured at the 6th annual New Music Festival today and Saturday in the Moore Musical Arts Center. The College of Musical Arts is sponsoring the event in conjunction with American Music Week and the Universi- Ss 75th anniversary. The tival will feature original works by 35 contemporary composers. Among the highlights of the festival is the premiere per- formance of "In Wilderness is the Preservation of the World," a multi-media com- position by Barton and Pris- cilla McLean at 8 p.m. Saturday. The concert will contain live instruments, choir, slides, electronic music and dramatic readings. Following is a schedule of events for the Sirth annual New Music Festival. All events take place in the Moore Musical Arts Center:

FRIDAY 10:30a.m. - The music of Wil- liam Albright, John Biggs. Evan Chambers, Darrell Handel, Byong-kon Kim, Ruth Lomon, Diane Thome and Janice Misurell Mitchell will be performed in Bryan Recital Hall. 2:30 p.m. - The music of Wil- liam Karlins, Jan Segers, Nancy Van de Vate and George Balch Wilson will be performed in Kobacker Hall. 4 p.m. - A panel of educators and performers will discuss "Music, the Arts and the En- vironment" in Bryan Recital Hall. 8 p.m. - The Percussion Group/Cincinnati will pre- sent a performance in Ko- backer Hall. SATURDAY 9 a.m. - The Percussion Group/Cincinnati will give a lecture and demonstration new techniques and current literature for percussion in The AM Card eliminates fumbling with coins the Choral Room. 11 a.m. - The music of Marc- Antonio Consoli, Lou Coyner, and hassling aver bills. Jeff Halsey, Richard Hervig. Sydney Hodkinson, Edward Miller, Eric Moe and Cleve The AT&T Cgrd, The fast, eaty wjiy bill, not theirs. No need to call collect or charge it to a Scott will be performed in third party. Bryan Recital Hall. to call long dtetgnte- from anywhere 3 p.m. - The music of Roger to anywhere, anytime. The AT&T Card makes Youll also eliminate a lot of hassle if you share a Briggs, John Corina, Jo Ann phone with roommates. With the AT&T Card, youll Kuchera-Morin, Robert Hall keeping in touch with friends and family a lot more Lewis, Marilyn Shrude. convenient when you're at school. get your own separate monthly bill itemizing only Frank McCarty and David your calls. Youll pay more per call than if you dialed Stock will be performed in You'll be able to get through on almost any public Bryan Recital Hall. phone—on campus or off—without bothering with direct-but youll save a lot of headaches trying to 5 p.m. - A master class will figure out who owes what. be given on "The Contempo- coins. And youTl actually pay up to 500 less than for rary Saxophone," featuring AT&T collect, third-party or coin state-to-state calls. As you can see, the AT&T Card eliminates all the works of Lou Coyner, Wil- kinds of hassles. And you can get one whether or not liam M. Karlins and Frank In fact, for roost calls, it's the lowest rate next to McCarty, in Bryan. direct dialing. And there's no charge to order the you have a phone in your own name Put The Eliminator I pjn. - "In Wilderness is the to work for you. Sign up for your AT&T Card by com- Preservation of the World," a Card; no minimum usage fee. mum-media composition by You can also use your card to make calls from pleting and mailing the attached application. For more Barton and Prisdfla McLean, information call toll free 1 800 CALL AIT Ext. 4589. will be presented in Kobacker other people's rooms: the charge will show up on your ML Friday/November 8,1985 IS

Entertaining resources at center Good 'Nights' by UM LattJmore slides. Students must Room 202 of the Education from the center. Friday reporter get an appointment and Building houses the student pro- The main off ice of the Instruc- (AP)-In this era of high izes the error of his defection, must use the slides in classroom duction lab. Here students can tional Media Center is located in concept films from Holly- and loins the ballet star in a So you've missed a class. No projects or presentations for actually produce their own Room 101 of the Education wood, "White Nights" offers plot to escape. big deal, right? But then you campus organizations. materials and can check out Buildmg and is open from 8 a.m. this nifty tale: More a drama with dances discover that your prof has filmstrips, laminators, and du- to S p.m., Monday through Fri- than a musical, "White shown an important film - im- The center also provides video plicators. day. Mikhail Baryshnikov, a So- Nights" places a heavy re- portant because questions about equipment including movie and viet ballet star who defects to sponsibility on the two stars' it will appear on the next exam. slide projectors, overheads, and The center has a listening lab All labs are open from 8 a.m. the West, finds himself im- acting. Baryshnikov has the record players for classroom located in room 306, and pro- to 8 p.m., Monday through prisoned in his native land easier task, reflecting his One way to solve such a di- use. The center can also record vides tapes of some classroom Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 pjn. Fri- when the Jet he's on crashes real-life distaste for the So- lemma might be to check at the ?rograms from WBGU-TV lectures. Students can either day , and 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on in Siberia. Gregory Hines, an viet regime's repression of Instructional Media Center. The Channel 57) for students. listen to the recorded lectures or Saturday. American who defects to the artists. Hines must deal with Center, located on the first floor In addition, the center offers a view them on video. Soviet Union, is assigned to a less-defined character; the of the Education Building, offers typesetting service. One com- There are also smaller media help convince Baryshnikov to reasons for his defection dur- a variety of media aids to stu- mon use of the typesetting serv- Students can also check out centers located in 114 Math Sci- resume his career there. ing the Vietnam War remain dents. ice by students is for resumes. various films used in the class- ence, room 246 of the Technol- The plot is a long stretch, unclear. For those In photography The typesetting service can also room. They must have two ogy Building and in West Hall. but it succeeds most of the Both have romantic con- classes, the center offers facul- help students with brochures or forms of identification to check For further information, contact way, largely because of the flicts: Baryshnikov with the ties for students to make photo- programs for organizations. out films or any other equipment the main office at 372-2881. ■oaring talents of the two ballerina (Helen Mirrin) he stars and the sure-handed left behind; Hines with a wife direction by Taylor Hackford torn between love for her ("An Officer And A Gen- husband and her country. tleman"). Perhaps because Hackford Hackman and Dillon on Target' "White Nights" refers to did not want "White Nights" the endless days of northern to seem like a musical, the Russia, where most of the dances have been subordi- (AP) - Just when you thought ropean tour, and disappears in he has kidnapped Hackman's you're the guy that warms up action takes place. Baryshni- nated. Fans of Baryshnikov all the spy plots had been ex- Paris. wife, intent on revenge. the car in the summertime!" kov, flying between appear- and Hines may be disap- pended by James Bond, George "Target" is the work of expe- Only in the final minutes does ances in London and Tokyo, pointed, but they can savor Smiley and associates, along Father and son fly to Paris to rienced hands: producers Rich- "Target" falter. The showdown survives the crash and is those moments when the two comes "Target" with a new and hunt for her, and suddenly they ard D. Zanuck and David Brown is unconvindngly theatrical and quickly claimed by the KGB stars perform their special- intriguing premise. are involved in shooting ("Jaws," "The Sting"): direc- awkwardly staged. as a propaganda prize. KBG ties. And when the pair com- scrapes. The son, who considers tor Arthur Penn ("The Miracle Hackman hasn't been in such Sent Jerzy Skolimowski enl- bines in a dazzling duet of Gene Hackman runs a lum- his father about as hip as Law- Worker," "Bonnie and Clyde"). good form since "The French s Hines, who has fallen out ballet and jazz, viewers are beryard in Dallas, living a quiet, rence Welk, discovers that the The script by Howard Berk Connection." Compassion of favor and is touring the likely to cheer. comfortable life with his sensu- old man can speak fluent French and Don Petersen is ingenious if shines through that plain Ameri- Siberian provinces with his A natural-born actor, Mik- ous wife, Gayle Hunnicutt. Their and handle a gun. untidy. Characters andguns are can face, ana he is convincing as Soviet wife, Isabella Rossel- hail Baryshnikov is totally son, Matt Dillon, is something of "A long time ago, I worked for misplaced and never found a man capable of deadly action. lini. convincing in a role parallel- a problem, a self-admitted un- the CIA/' Hackman confesses. again. The most affecting In "The Flamingo Kid," Matt The two dancers are trans- ing his own history. Impres- derachiever who has dropped In fact, he had been chief spy in scenes are between father and Dillon revealed depth behind his ported to Leningrad, where sive in "The Cotton Club," out of school with ambitions of charge of the misnamed Opera- son. After Hackman brings well-known boyish charm, and each becomes intrigued with Hines again displays emo- becoming a race car mechanic. tion Clean Sweep. An enemy them through a perilous car he is again impressive in 'Tar- the other's style. Hines real- tional depth. Hunnicutt leaves alone on a Eu- agent escaped the dragnet, and chase, Dillon mutters, "And get" Strictly Complete and mail to: The AT&T Card, College Program, P.O. Box 5362, Cincinnati, OH 45201 - 5362 southpaw Haas* Print APPLICANT INFORMATION NEW YORK (AP) - About Applicant's Full Name (Last. First. Middle) Date of Birth Social Security Number five years ago, it would not have occurred to pianist Gary Graf- taan to play Erich Wolfgang Street Address (college) Apt# . City State Zip Code Korngold's "Concerto for Piano, Left Hand and Orchestra." Now, if Graffman is to play at Telephone Number (college) How long at address Number of Dependents all, It has to be pieces for the left ( ) yrs. mos. Including Spouse hand. College Telephone is in Graffman's last concertizing with both hands was in late 1979. D own name O roommate's name D spouse's name D do not have a phone in my room D Other . He quit because he couldn't con- Name of Parent/Guardian Address City Slat.' Zip Code Parent/Guardian Telephone No trol the fourth finger of his right hand. * ( ) Graffman has seen many doc- Citizenship tors, and a team at Massachu- Areyoua setts General Hospital in Boston US. Citizen? ; i Yes [.] No calls him if they have a new idea COLLEGE AND EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION or a new testing machine. College Name Student Status The 56-year-old pianist thinks D Full Time D Fr DJr QGrad be knows what triggered the D Part-Time D Soph D Sr problem. "In 1967 I played the Tirst Tchaikovsky Concerto' Major Graduation Date Degree: D Associate Degree □ Bachelor with the Berlin Philharmonic, D Graduate on a dead piano, relatively speaking. It would have been Student Housing Monthly Housing □ Dorm D Rent-House/Apt D Own □ Parents Payment good for a Uvingroom. In a large D Fraternity/Sorority D Re lativet Other hall, you ci uld nave hit it with a sledgehammer and even if the Present Employer Present Position How long? Monthly Income From Present Job orchestra was playing carefully, yrs. mos. t they covered it. "At one point I hit with such Source of Other Income □ Grant, Scholarship Am ual Amo unt force that the knuckle popped (check any which apply) Q Summer Job ofC thet UN MM □ Allowance out a little bit," he said. It's [~1 Other (identify! identical to what is known as a $_ baseball finger. After four or FINANCIAL INFORMATION five weeks. I started to practice again. I thought, 'It's a little Credit references (include charge accounts, installment contracts, finance co., credit cards, rent, etc.). weak.' I started to play octaves Give complete list of all amounts owing. with my thumb and third finger. Monthly The third finger is stronger. I Name of Creditor City/State , Type of Account Payments Balance Due got a big sound. Without con- sciously realizing, it became my normal fingering. He increasingly distorted the relationship of his flexor and Student Loan Financed by extensor muscles, and since be experienced no pain, did not Auto/Motorcycle (Yr. & Model) Financed by realize be was doing something Other Obligations wrong. The lack of finger control be- D Checking □ Both Checking Bank Name City State came worse and he couldn't □ Savings & Savings □ Checking U Both Checking Bank Name City State Graffman, who would give 100 1 Savings & Savings concerts a year before his acci- dent, will give 15 or 20 this ADDRESS WHERE YOU WANT BILL MAILED (card will b. moll«d to this address) season. Address Box # City/State Zip Phone where you may be reached He has played the Korngold ( ) with the New York Philhar- monic. A New York Times re- I agree to pay for charges to the account in accordance with the terms of the applicable tariffs as explained in the AT»T Card Account Agreement which view praised Graffman but not ATiT will send me when my application is approved. I understand that my AT»T Card Account is subject to a maximum monthly usage limit of (100. I the music. "His scales and ar- understand that once the monthly usage limit is reached, my ATiT Card will be deactivated until payment is received. peggios threw off such a glitter I am aware that information gathered about me will be assessed to determine my eligibility for the AT«T Card Account. If I ask. I will be told whether or that one could almost ignore the not consumer reports on me were requested and the names and addresses of the credit bureau that provided the reports. I am aware that I must notify work's lack of substance." ATaT of any address changes. Pianist Leon Fleisher, who has a similar problem, hasn't been able to play with his right SIGNATURES. .Date. hand for almost 20 years. Note: In order to be considered for an AT«T Card, you must complete and sign this application. "Because of the publicity at- Omission of any of the information requested in this application may be grounds for denial. tached to Leon and me, over 300 musicians have gone through this group of doctors in Boston," FOR RESEARCH ONLY Graffman said. "Many have During an average month how much do you spend on long distance been helped.... A few have what seems like the beginning of our telephone calls to places outside your area code? problem. They were helped. "I tell my students, 'Don't compensate. Even if you get a splinter and it hurts and yon want to change fingering, don't' Leon and I may end up helping people even if we're not helped. AT&T The reason there are pieces for Graffman and Fleisher to play la because they were com- The right choice. misakmed by Paul Wittgenstein, whose right arm was amputated C 1985 ATaT Communications daring World War I because of shrapnel. Friday/November 8, IKS 14

Mid-life Superman Squeeze squeals on return NEW YORK (AP) - Super Lois, Superman and Super- by Grag Klcrkx smartest band to come out of the On the other hand, "King inside. Tilbrook's vocal delivery UUJ is about to undergo a man's alter ego, Clark Kent. Friday adHor post-Punk maelstrom, good just George Street" and "Big Beng" is bittersweet and delicate, sug- midlife makeover. Ai he was on film, Super- isn't good enough. don't even come close to pre- gesting a vulnerability rare m Hell still be Superman - man will be a bit more vulner- Having operated on a "col- Several songs on the album vious Squeeze efforts. The lyri- male pop vocalists. still based in Metropolis, still able. lege" (Le. cheap) budget nearly sound like leftovers from 1984's cal content on both songs is fighting for Truth, Justice all of my life, I have set a lean self-titled solo album by chief convoluted at best, plain stupid The song that nearly saves and the American way - but "We want to try and cap- standard for my album pur- Squeezers Chris Difford at worst Musically, Tllbrook Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti, however, hell have a new look, a new ture some of the emotional chases. If I like at least four of (lyrics/guitarI and Glenn Til- must have had a severe mental is "Last Time Forever," also history and a new and more dilemmas that a Superman the cuts on an album, I bay it. brook (music/guitar/vocals). block: both songs center around the band's current American limited cast of super friends. faces," Levitz said. The logic in the number four is Unlike Difford and Tilbrook, overly-simple, repetitive mel- single. While every member of "The core of it is, we're But Levitz said there are no that, with 45s costing nearly two however, many of the songs ody lines thrown into confusing Squeeze adds a distinctive touch getting him ready for his 90th plans to turn the Man of Steel bucks a piece, four good album from Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti paint arrangements. to the piece, the crucial musical anniversary in IMS. We want Into a Guy with a Cuisinart. cuts equals $8 (plus tax), the shallow, lifeless portraits. Fortunately for connoisseurs element is Holland's aggressive him to be the best there is," He will be a tough guy, though price of an average album. "Hits Of The Year" is a cut of intelligent pop music, Cosi acoustic piano. Under Holland's said Paul Levitz, executive noRambo. Which leads us to Cosi Fan that had great potential, but was Fan Tum Frutti isn't a total guidance, the piano growls and vice president of DC Comics, "Superman is not about Tutti FruW, the latest release slapped down to sub-mediocre loss. Enter now the three songs whispers throughout the song, which publishes Superman. revenge, about "This time from Squeeze, one of Britain's by an aimless, repetitive musi- worth paying for. always with a distinctive bluesy Levitz said Superman has we're going to win and blow most sophisticated pop bands. cal backdrop. Difford's lyrics "No Place Like Home" is feel. Again, Difford's lyrics are been altered periodically as up all those people.' He is Squeeze ("Black Coffee In provide an interesting insight vintage Squeeze, combining ra- captivating: Did you ever read different artists took on the about the good side of patriot- Bed," "Tempted") writes songs Into the recent rash of terror- zor-sharp lyrical eloquence with the words/ That said love would challenge of recreating the ism." be said. for people whose social perspec- ism: Held up to ransom assured intricate, yet accessible, musi- end/ I read them tonight/ I granddaddy of all comic-book The changes will take place tives stretch beyond a world we'll be safe/Here on a trigger a cal arrangement. Like "Black didn'tstop to think/And!upset heroes. The new Superman next summer, around July 4, where all of the "boys" are disciple of tear/ As we wait Coffee In Bed," the band's 1963 her/ I'll say goodnight tonight/ will have a more contempo- and will start with a re-telling incurably horny and all of the without knowing/If we 're hits of htt, "No Place Like Home" be- The last time forever. The song rary look, he said, though the of the Superman legend. "girls" are named Baby. I the year. The lyrics are insight- gins smoothly and crescendos is Tilbrook's redemption for famous red-and-blue costume bought the new album without ful and aggressive, but Til- into a swirling tumult of spin- scoring so many other losers on will not be changed. There will be other altera- hearing a single cut, figurine brook's clanking backdrop ning synth lines, gritty acoustic Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti, and he "It's like George Reeves tions. Say goodbye to Super- that my Four Cut Standard make it nearly torturous to lis- piano and, riding just above it nearly pulls the whole album off (TV's Superman) and monkey and Superhorse and would easily be met ten to the entire song. all, Tilbrook 's impassioned vo- in this one shot. Christopher Reeve (the mov- other super members of the Early moral of the story: "Heartbreaking World," If you are already a Squeeze ies' Superman) - they don't animal kingdom. "We're Never make exceptions to the penned by Difford and key- fan, or ifyou buy albums using a look alike, but they're both clearing away a lot of the rule. boardist Julian " Jools" Holland, Another winner is "I Learnt Two or Three Cut Standard, then Superman," Levitz said. busyness and going back to I managed to find only three is another near-miss. The song's How To Pray," which deals with Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti is worth Some of the changes seem the original character," Lev- cuts on the album that I would introduction is captivating, ow- the problems that occur when the price. If neither of the above to be inspired by the Super- itz said. consciously pay for. Cosi Fan ing largely to Holland's eerie friends become lovers. Til- apply, then I suggest that you man films. Lois Lane, Super- Clark Kent will still work Tutti FTM (the title was synth arrangement and some brook's music compliments Dif- shell out some green for man's heartthrob, will be for the Daily Planet, but his swiped, tongue-in-cheek, from a clever percussion work by ford's acerbic lyrics with an Squeeze's Singles 45s and Un- updated -"more like Margot job description is changing. Mozart opera) isn't a horrible drummer Gilson Lavis. This electronically-augmented der, a sort of "best of" collection Kidder," who played the No longer will he be a album: in fact most bands snort- time, however, it's Difford's ly- "choir" and a sober chorus: As I with 11 gems of popular music. character in the movies, Lev- slouch-hatted holdover from ing around the pop 'n' roll arena rics and a flaky, sing-song cho- fell in love with my very best Last moral of the story: itz said. "The Front Page," Levitz wiD probably never produce rus which sink the song: It's a friend/1dldntrealise (sic) that Smart pop music is hard to find. "There will always be the said. Clark is getting a pro- anything this good. But for heartbreaking world/ If you our friendship would end/ I Even ii Squeeze doesn't always eternal triangle," Levitz said. motion. He's going to be a Squeeze, once hailed by Ameri- want it to be/And you're the one learnt bow to pray/ Every meet the Four Cut Standard, In this case, the triangle is columnist. can and U.K. critics as the who breaks it for me. night/ To relieve the pain/ Deep they're worth a listen.

UK€AfAHTA5TIC K)ftO€K)DUH€ 'Mad Not Mad* prime Madness The spec* effects rrtumph DUNE stamng by P.F. Wilson song styles. All seven of the lie/ When all they want is trademark. 'och le^eod Sirng expiodM on tne screen on Friday reporter band members have written truth at their table, while The rest of the songs on the The Mov«e Channel Plus you Igo album aren't weak, but then Denrnd the scenes with the creator of DUNE or co-written at least one of being backed by a strong bass noiea write* Frank Herbert II s ai part o* Since 1979, Madness has the group's many British hits. and drums beat. The song is again they aren't extraordi- lomh on Th« Movie Channel become extremely popular in This diversity in songwriting as listenable as it is dancea- narily dynamic either. In >n November their homeland of Britain, has enabled Madness to keep ble. spots, though, there are some while establishing a strong their loyal following. surprises, such as "White WOOD CABLE TV cult following on this side of Being a two-tone group, Heat, "which features, of all 332-0424 the Atlantic. The album begins with Madness of course has a horn things, a banjo. Recently they helped orga- danceable "I'll Compete." A section. Saxophonist Lee "Sweetest Girl" is the ro- nize their own version of wise move making this the "Kix" Thompson and trum- mantic piece on the album. It Band-Aid called Starvation, first cut, because it reminds pet player Carl "Chas tells an innocent story as which brought together the the listener that after six-and- Smash" Smythe, are assisted "Suggs" sings Sweetest girl biggest two-tone acts in the a-half years, the "Nutty by guest musicians L.J. in toe world/ These eyes are ♦ o*> J.T.'S PIZZA business, including Special Boys" can still get your feet Tiwmpson and Gary Barna- for you/ Sweetest girl in the AKA, General Public and moving. cle. All four shine on "Burn- world/ These words that die UB40. Two-tone bands aug- A more serious side of Mad- ing the Boats," an infectiouss before me/ When we walk in ♦ ** CARR V OUT ment the basic guitar, bass ness is heard on the following dance track from start to the park I can never tell her. and drums with horn sections cut, "Yesterday's Men, finish. 4> Pizza for Penny Pinchers to achieve a double-layered which is also the band's cur- "Uncle Sam." another Although it doesn't seem sound. rent U.K. single. Slow paced, bouncy, danceable cut, takes quite the same without key- J 10" cheese only $1.75 Like Band-Aid and USA but optimistic we're told that a poke at stereotypical Amer- boardist Mike Barson, who For Africa, the idea behind Yesterday's men hang on to ica. Suggs tells us that he's left the band after their last 14" cheese only $2.75 Starvation was to raise today/ To sing in the old-fash- Sailing across the sea/ To see album. Keep Moving, Mad- money for famine relief in ioned way/ It must get better (his) Uncle Sam, and then ness continues to make danc- 16" cheese only $3.75 Africa. After finishing that in the long run/ Has to get tells us he hopes to find eable, listenable music that project the "Nutty Boys," as better in the long run. Women who are the most, makes your feet move. Mad 12" French Bread Pizza $1.75 they are called by loyal fans, Another stand-out cut, among other wonders of Not Mad, is a truly enjoyable went back to work on their "Time," combines these two America. The song keeps brush with the "Nutty" Pick up only sixth album. faces of Madness. Lead with a style the band de- sounds of Madness. The new album, Mad Not singer Graham "Suggs" Mc- scribes as "the nutty * * 405 Thurstin 3525475 * Mad, also offers a variety of Pherson asks Why do people sound,"a sort of Madness

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