Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU
BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications
10-26-1992
The BG News October 26, 1992
Bowling Green State University
Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news
Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News October 26, 1992" (1992). BG News (Student Newspaper). 5438. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/5438
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BG News Monday, October 26, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 75, Issue 44 Bringing down the house
Outside linebacker Kevin O'Brien (48) and inside linebacker Artie Mangham (5) sack Akron quarterback Marcel Weems during BG's 24-3 victory over the Zips Saturday. page two The BG News Monday, October 26. 1992 BG crashes Zips'MAC party, 24-3
by Erik Puplllo held tough though and forced when he said, 'We love to be out assistant sports editor Akron to settle for a 40-yard field there,'" linebacker Vince Palko goal attempt, which Darron Al- said. "Each time we rose to the corn converted. occasion and put out the fire. We AKRON - For the second week BG's first offensive series stal- really gelled together as a de- in a row, the bullies from Bowl- led on Akron's 35-yard line when fense and we all stuck to our as- ing Green's football team quarterback Erik White was signments." crashed another Mid-American stopped for no gain on fourth and The fourth down play was Ak- Conference opponent's home- five. ron's last hurrah because the coming festivities. This past Saturday's victim was the MAC's newest member, "They have a great defense. They're the Akron Zips who were on the short end of a 24-3 loss. The win number one in the MAC right now, or at extends BG's MAC winning least they were." streak to 13 games and raises their record to 6-2 overall, 5-0 in the MAC while the Zips drop to Mark Szlachcic, Falcon flanker on 4-3, all in MAC play. Once again, it was the Falcon Akron's defensive effort defense that shined, only giving up a first quarter field goal and The Falcons' defense returned Falcons did what they've done all then clamping down on Akron's the favor to the Zips on the very season -- capitalize on an oppo- potent option offense. next series as Akron rolled down nent's turnover. "[Our defense Is) the best kept to BG's 30-yard line before they It took BG five plays to cover secret in the MAC," head coach were stopped on a fourth and 60 yards when Falcon fullback Gary Blackney said. "We gave up two. This was the first of what LeRoy Smith switched back to some points to East Carolina and was to be three fourth down his former tailback position long Wisconsin and I think people for- stands by the Falcon squad. enough to break a 33-yard touch- got we play pretty good defense. White and company grabbed down run off left tackle to put "If you look at our defense momentum that the defense had BG up to stay 10-3. within the conference, you'd see given them and on seven plays The Falcons added another a true picture of how our kids are got to Akron's 27-yard line where touchdown 3:09 later in the third playing." place kicker Brian Leaver quarter when White connected After watching his offense knocked in a 44-yard field goal. with senior flanker Mark Szlach- sputter and struggle against The score stayed 3-3 for the cic on a 19-yard post pattern. BG's defenders all afternoon, Zip remainder of the first half as "They have a great defense," coach Gerry Faust could do noth- both teams repeatedly shot Szlachcic said. "They're number ing but agree. themselves in the foot with pen- one in the MAC right now, or at "I thought their defense was alties and poor execution. least they were. We made too really good," Faust said. "It's White opened up the second many mistakes in the first half, underrated because of the people half of play by throwing an inter- like dropping balls and holding." they have on offense. You think ception to free safety Chris Blackney pointed this out at that they're only an offensive Owens on a deep out and up play the half and the Falcons limited team; well, they're not." intended for receiver Dave Han- their problems in the second half, Coming into the contest, kins. according to Szlachcic. Blackney thought the key to With the turnover, the Falcon Szlachcic extended his receiv- stopping Akron's offense was to defense was put to the test one ing streak to 33 games and has eliminate the big plays. more time. The Zips drove the now accounted for a touchdown TuaNarmaa/TkxBCNr He received quite a surprise ball to the BG 40-yard line where in 10 of BG's last 14 games. He Akron defensive back Victor Green brings down Falcon tailback when Zip tailback Darrien Gouch Faust opted to go for it again on added to his number in the fourth George Johnson during BG's 24-3 victory Saturday. The win If broke a 36-yard run down the BG fourth and two and again, BG quarter when he hauled in a BG's 13th straight In the Mid-American Conference and raises sideline on the very First play stopped them. 10-yard corner route in the back Its record to 5-0 In the conference and 6-2 overall. from scrimmage. BG's defense "I think Bob Dudley said it best of the endzone for his second touchdown of the afternoon. "The key in the second half was having the wind and taking advantage of the wind," Black- N Opening October 31st ney said. "With all due respect, See Falcons, page four. Obsidian Sales Escape the ordinary with. Representatives Berries Restaurant Gain valuable sales experience before Come and join us for an evening of fun! Harshman Dining Complex graduating from college. Monday - Friday The Obsidian is looking for 2 motivated Spades and Euchre Tournaments 430 - 6:30 p.m. individuals to sell for this monthly Prizes: 1st $20 Finders Gift Certificate Devilishly Delightful publication. 2nd $15 Bookstore Gift Certificate Dessert Bar 3rd $10 Woodland Mall Movie Certificate $3.95 Apply in person at 214 W. Hall or call A sinful selection Tracy at 372-2440 for more information. of delectable desserts! Sign-up sheets are located in the Galley and October 26-28 You've got the vocal chords, now in Multicultural Programs and Activities 328 Union. use your voice...Peace." Dry Dock located @ The Galley/Basement of Harshman Cash, Faculty/Staff charges & Quantum 90/95+ accounts accepted page three The BG News Monday, October 26, 1992 Blue Jays win their first Series by Ben Walker Devon White was hit by a pitch ning hit in the playoffs, followed kept going by winning three of ninth-inning single that won The Associated Press with one out, Roberto Alomar with a low liner that fooled left the first four games against At- Game 3. His homer was Toron singled and Jor Carter flied out. fielder Candy Maldonado. who lanta before losing 7-2 Thursday »o's 16th of the postseason, tying That brought up Winfield, who was forced to leap at the last sec- night in Toronto. the record held by Baltimore ATLANTA -• There's a new was 16 for 53 (.302) with four ond to make the catch. The last five teams that trailed (1970) and Oakland (1989). flag flying over Canada - the home runs lifetime against Lei- Nixon, who had faced Henke 3-2 in the World Series had all Both teams figured to run World Series pennant. brandt. In the bullpen, Jeff Rear- briefly in the AL, fell behind 0-2 gone home to win the final two early, often and easily, especially The Toronto Blue Jays took don, who had given up one hit in before slapping a single to left, games and the trophy, with Min- because of who was starting baseball's championship outside 13 lifetime matchups with Win- and Blauser scored standing up nesota doing it last season. Had Cone permitted 49 runners to the United States for the first field, was ready. when Maldonado's throw home they lost this time, Tom Glavine steal this year, most in the time ever, beating the Atlanta But Reardon had allowed two hit the backstop on a fly. would have started Game 7 for majors, while Avery allowed 42, Braves 4-3 in 11 innings Saturday game-winning hits already in this Atlanta against Juan Guzman. most in the NL. night in Game 6. Scries, so the Braves stuck with ^V After surviving more ninth- Leibrandt. With the runners go- The Blue Jays were outscored inning magic from the Braves, ing on a 3-2 pi'ch, Winfield 20-17 in the Series, while the Postseason the Blue Jays won it when Dave grounded a double between third Braves outscored the Twins VVinfield's first World Series baseman Terry Pendleton and 29-24 last season. glance extra base hit scored two runs the bag to score both runs, his Toronto did it with defense. with two out. first extra base hit in 44 Series Second baseman Roberto Alomar PLAYOFFS Winfield's winner came, after at-bats made a great dive on a grounder AL Championship Serifs (Blue Jayi another frantic finish by the Leibrandt took the loss in his in the fourth. Borders, much win besl-of-seven 4-2) Braves like their ninth-inning first Series appearance and maligned for his inability to Oakland 4, Toronto 3 comeback against Pittsburgh in Jimmy Key won in relief. Key al- throw out basestealers, nailed Toronto 3. Oakland I the playoffs. But this time it fell Toronto 7. Oakland 5 lowed a run in the 11th on a Nixon at second with two outs in Toronto 7. Oakland 6. 11 innings just short, tying the game but not single by Jeff Blauser, an error Maldonado's throw put runners the seventh. In the eighth, the Oakland 6, Toronto 2 winning it. by shortstop Alfredo Griffin and at second and third. A few sec- 41-year-old Winfield, who was Toronto 9. Oakland 2 It all ended in the city where it an RBI-grounder by pinch-hitter onds after the clock had struck Toronto's designated hitter dur- NL Championship Scries (Brevet win began a few days ago with a flag Brian Hunter. midnight, Ron Gant flied out to ing the season and played only 26 best-of-seven 4-3) flap. And, Toronto's big win re- Atlanta 5. Pittsburgh 1 Otis Nixon bunted an 0-1 pitch put it into extra innings. games in the field, made a diving Atlanta 13. Pittsburgh 5 sulted in an even bigger loss for to the right side of the mound and The Blue Jays had hoped to catch on Gant's sinking liner. Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta 2 the Blue Jays - finally and for- reliever Mike Timlin made the wrap it up Thursday night in Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 4 ever, they've lost their label as play calmly for the final out, set- Toronto - the parade route was all David Cone, coming off two Pittsburgh 7. Atlanta 1 big-game losers. ting off Toronto's celebration on planned - but winning on the road bad starts in which he failed to Pittsburgh 13. Atlanta 4 The Braves, meanwhile, be- the field. was plenty satisfying. Particular- last five innings, held Atlanta to Atlanta 3. Pittsburgh 2 came the first team to lose con- It was Nixon's two-out single in ly because winning any big game one run on four hits in six in- WORLD SERIES secutive World Series since the the ninth that got the Braves to was never easy for Toronto. nings. 1977-78 Los Angeles Dodgers, extra innings. His hit broke a re- Braves starter Steve Avery (Blue Jays win besl-of-six 4*2) Atlanta 3. Toronto 1 and for the second straight year cord string of 15 1-3 scoreless in- Despite being the only team in lost for the second time in the Se- Toronto 5, Atlanta 4 lost despite outscoring their AL nings by Toronto's bullpen in the the majors to run off 10 straight ries. He seemed bothered by a Toronto 3, Atlanta 2 opponent. Atlanta lost 1-0 in Series. winning seasons, the Blue Jays thumb problem on his left hand TorontoZ Atlanta 1 Game 7 to Minnesota last year Catcher Pat Borders, 9 for 20 have been better known as being. and gave up six hits and two Atlanta 7. Toronto 2 and, lost all four games in this for a .450 average, was voted a club that blows it. Toronto lost walks in four innings. Toronto 4. Atlanta 3. 11 innings Series by one run. most valuable player of the se- its previous AL playoffs in 1985, Candy Maldonado began this The 11th inning came down to a ries. 1989 and 1991, and dropped its October with a career 8 for 62 battle for atonement between Jeff Blauser led off the Atlanta last seven games to lose the AL (.129) mark in the postseason and Winfield, still hounded by his ninth against Tom Henke, who East title in 1987. no home runs. He connected l-for-22 performance in the 1981 already had two saves, with a But this year, the Blue Jays twice in the playoffs, and put World Series, against Charlie single, was sacrificed to second survived a stretch duel with Bal- Toronto ahead 2-1 with a leadoff Leibrandt, who gave up Kirby and Lonnic Smith walked on a 3-2 timore and Milwaukee to win the homer in the fourth. Puckctt's home run that won pitch. Francisco Cabrera, batting division and ousted Oakland in Maldonado had only one other Game 6 for Minnesota last year. for the first time since his win- five games in the playoffs. They hit until then in the Series, a Ohio State downs HOME FALCON FOOTBALL SATURDAY! Spartans, 27-17 MAKE IT NINE IN A ROW! byJeflHolylleld ' The Associated Press jP":. - ^ *
EAST LANSING, Mich. - Butler By'not'e and Robert Smith scored on runs of 15 and 20 yards to help erase Michigan State's 14-3 second- quarter lead and Ohio State went on to down the Spartans 27-17 Sat- urday. Kirk Herbstreit tossed a 12-yard touchdown pass to Greg Beatty with 6:01 left in the first half to begin the Ohio State rally. The victory pushed the Buckeyes to 5-2 overall and 2-2 in the Big & Ten. Michigan State fell to 2-5 and 2-2. Bret Johnson, starting in place of the injured Jim Miller, staked the Spartans to a 7-3 first-quarter lead when he scrambled to his right, . . then cut back to his left and found wide receiver Mill Coleman open at the goal line. BOWLING GREEN VS. MIAMI vj That 26-yard yard strike helped the Spartans shake off a 47-yard SATURDAY 1:00 PM @ PERRY STADIUM Tim Williams field goal that capped Ohio State's opening drive. (Note the lime change lor kickott.) Michigan State went up 14-3 early in the second period when Cole- tf cM man hauled in a 13-yard fade pass from Johnson. That seemed to wake up the Buckeyes, who responded with a 13-play, 77-yard drive YOU ARE THE 12th MAN - SHOW STUDENT I.D. FOR ADMISSION xapped by the 12-yard TD strike froovHerbstreit to Beatty. ... ■ ■ .•TiUlll pagefoui The BG News Monday, October 26, 1992 Hockey swept by LSSU Torretta breaks compiled from staff reports as LSSU goalie Blaine Lacher quickly fired the puck between was caught trying to play the Falcon goalie Will Clarke's legs Kosar's completion puck out of the net. Getting as- to tie the game at 1-1 only 3:44 Bowling Green faced a major sists on the goal were Harkins into the second stanza. test this weekend to see just how and senior captain Ty Eigner. The game stayed tied through- much they have improved since The assist for Harkins was num- out the period but the Lakers got record in Tech win last season. ber 121 in his career - good to tie a golden opportunity when BG The Associated Press The results didn't look too good him for ninth place on the BG all- freshman Jeff Herman received Miami record of 32 he had shared as BG was swept by Lake Superi- time assist list. He is tied with a five minute major penalty for with Melvin Bratton. Miami's or State University by the scores Chuck Gyles and Scott Paluch. cross checking. LSSU cashed in BLACKSBURG, Va. - Gino rushing attack produced 154 of 3-1 Friday and 7-2 Saturday. The Falcons held that 1-0 lead on the power play less than a Torretta passed for 249 yards yards on 39 carries. On Friday, the Falcons jumped throughout the first period and minute into the final period to and three touchdowns as the top- *** out to an early 1-0 lead as junior took it into the locker room. The break the tie as Wayne Strachan ranked Miami Hurricanes routed defcnscman Todd Reirden took a lead did not last too long into the flipped the rebound of a Brian Virginia Tech 43-23 Saturday for OXFORD, Ohio - Casey centering pass from Brett Har- second period as Clayton Bed- Rolston shot over top of Clarke, their 25th straight victory. McBeth rushed for 164 yards and kins and flipped it into an empty does swiped the puck from Todd Miami (7-0) shares the No. 1 a touchdown Saturday as Toledo net just 21 seconds into the game Reirden in the BG zone and See Hockry, page five. ranking with Washington. extended its mastery over Miami Torretta broke Bernie Kosar's of Ohio with a 20-17 victory. school mark for career comple- Toledo (4-3, 2-3 Mid-American tions by connecting on 17 of 28 Conference) rallied from a 14-7 passes against Virginia Tech halftime deficit to beat the Red- (2-4-1). He has 464 completions, skins (4-3-1, 3-2 MAC) for the one more than Kosar. sixth straight game. The loss was Torretta threw two TD passes a major setback to Miami's to l .mi.ir Thomas and one to chances of overtaking Bowling Coleman Bell as the Hurricanes Green for the conference title. opened a 31-0 lead in the first half. Miami's other scores came McBeth led a balanced offense on 1-yard TD runs by Donnell that rolled up 464 yards 262 Bennett and Stephen McGuire, rushing and 202 passing. Rusty and three field goals by Dane Hanna kicked second-half field Prewitt. goals of 27 and 42 yards, and McGuire's touchdown was the Troy Parker ran 1 yard for a 33rd of his career, breaking the touchdown to lead the comeback. Falcons Continued from page two. when you have an option offense, keep playing the way we're play- it is difficult to come back." ing, we're setting a standard," The Falcon victory coupled Blackney said. "As long as I've with Miami University losing at been here, we haven't dominated home to the Toledo Rockets puts a football game, in my opinion, BG two games up on the rest of with very few exceptions. But the MAC field with only three we've done just enough in all games remaining on the BG areas of the game to win the schedule - two of which are at football game. That's helped us to home. believe in ourselves and maintain Irani, ran n mi "Right now, if we continue to that high level of confidence."
In Concert at BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO *BGSU TRIVIA* The University of Toledo I Answer all 5 of these questions correctly and have a chance to win a FREE long sleeve BooAO Student Union Auditorium I T-shirt. Just return this ad to the Kft® office by noon on Wed. Oct. 28th and you could win I Winner will be contacted by phone Wednesday 8:00pm afternoon! Happy Halloween Students $5 1) What does SIC SIC stand tor? ,ram W®' 2) What Fraternity Celebrates the funeral of General Public $9 the mythical, "Paddy Murphy"? $7 and $11 Day of Show [ 3) In 1950 Freddie Falcon wore a paper-mache head that during the summer was...? TICKETS FOR THIS ROCKING JAZZ SHOW ARE 4) What is the name of the cemetery AVAILABLE AT ALL TICKETMASTER TICKET surrounded by the BGSU Campus? CENTERS INCLUDING ALL HARMONY HOUSE AND ABBEY ROAD LOCATIONS OR BY PHONE 5) Folklore has it that BGSU even has a ghost 419-474-1333 on campus. "Amanda the Ghost" haunts f what sorority house? - ^ SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO STUDENT UNION BOARD SUB $ BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO BooAO Monday, October 26. 1992 The BG News page five
Hockey Scoreboard Continued from page four. TKAM STATISTICS Miami al Bowling Green COLLEGE FOOTBALL UA IK.SI Non-conference Eastern Michigan at Army who was sprawled out across the puck and Falcon Craig Mittleholt Associated Press TOP 25 l-irsl Downs 16 22 1 Mini (32) Kuthcs-yards 41212 43-122 Northern Illinois at Western Michigan ice for a power play goal. gained control of the puck but 2 Washington (29) raising yards 64 265 Clarke later attempted to clear missed a wide open net. ). Michigan Return yards 60 57 the puck from his own zone but The Lakers tied the score with 4. Alabama (I) Passes 7-20-1 21-33-3 5 Texas AAM Punu 6-263 4-137 MAJOR COLLEGE SCORES the pass was intercepted by 7:42 left in the second period as 6. Florida St. Fumblcs-losl 0-00 0-0 Laker Sean Tallaire who put the John Hendry pulled the puck in 7. Georgia I'analucs yards 1-5 5-60 EAST off the boards and put it past 8. Colorado Possession Time 27:49 34:11 Boston U. 34, Rhode Island 21 puck into an empty net, icing the lie Nebraska INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Colgate 14. Lehigh 13 game for a final score of 3-1. Clarke. Michael Smith scored 10. Notre Dame RUSHING—UA, Gouch 13-72, Robbins Connecucul 37, Maine 30 Clarke looked sharp in net 1:13, later beating Clarke low on 11. Bouon College 10-63. Weemi 15-74, Small 2-1. Bass 12 Cornell 26, Dartmouth 16 12 Syracuse BG. Jackson 17-58. Smith 6-38, While 7(- Delaware 37, Navy 21 stopping 41 of 44 shots, most of the glove side to put LSSU up 2-1. 13 Southern Cat 8). Johnson 13-34. East Carolina 37. Pittsburgh 31 those coming from point blank Wayne Strachan then extended 14 Pcnn State PASSING—UA. Weems 7-20-64-1. BG, Holy Cross 27. Bucknell 12 15. Stanford White 21-32-265 3. Smith 0-1-04. Lafayette 44, Fordham 21 range. Laker goalie Lacher also the lead to 3-1 as Brandon Carper 16. Tennessee RECEIVING—UA. Bass 2 22, Chapman I Massachusetts 13. Villanova9 looked good in the net, stopping was just exiting the Bowling 17. Anzona 13. Robbins 2-19. Gouch 2-10. BG. Martin New Hampshire 10, Northeastern 10, uc Penn 38. Brown 0 12 of 13 shots. Green penalty box. Srachan 18. Kansas 2 15. S/Jechcic 6-87, IAW 2-32, Jackson 3- 19. Washington Stale 20, Smilh 2-18, Redd 4-56, llankim 1-27. Penn Stale 40, West Virginia 26 The Falcons are taking this se- gained control of the puck in the 20 Honda Cardl-10 Princeton 21, Harvard 6 ries as a learning lesson that BG zone and fired the puck past a 21. North Carolian Stale Syracuse 38, Temple 7 gave the younger playevj more screened Clarke. 22. North Carolina Towson Stale 28. James Madison 21 23. Virginia MAC STANDINGS Yale 23. Columbia 0 experience. 24. Mississippi Stale 1 Bowling Green (54,6-2) "We're happy because we've LSSU then upped the score to 25. Taai 2 Western Michigan (5-2, 5-2) StllTH OTHERS RKCIVING VOTES: Ohio Stale ). Ball State (4-2,4-4) Alabama 31, Mississippi 10 made some progress," assistant 4-1 as Tim Hanley put the puck 24. Georgia Tech 22, Clamson 18, Air Force 4. Miami (3-2.4-3) Alabama Stale 44. Prainc View 6 17, Hawaii 13, West Virginia 9, San Diego coach Wayne Wilson said. "We're through Clarke's legs on a power 5 Akron (4-3,4-3) Alcom Slate 35, Southern University 13 State 3. Auburn I. Bowling Green I. still having some dips in our play play with 2:04 left in the second 6 Central Michigan (3-3,4-4) Auburn 25, SW Louisiana 24 because of our youth." period. 7. Toledo (2-3.4-3) Belhune Cookman 14. Albany. Ga. 7 MAC SUMMARIES 8. Kent (2-4. 2-7) Boston College 17. Tulane 13 On Saturday, BG came out 9. Eastern Michigan (1 -5, I -7) Citadel 36, West Carolina 31 strong again and sophomore de- In the final stanza, BG was giv- University or Akron 3 0 0 0—3 10. Ohio (1-6, 1-7) Delaware Slate 34, Morgan Stale 16 Bowling Green 3 0 14 7—24 fenseman Brandon Carper en a two man advantage as the Saturday's Results Eastern Kentucky 36, Tenn. -Martin 9 Ball Stale 24, Central Michigan 23 Florida 31, Louisville 17 scored a power play goal 7:37 into Lakers took two consecutive UA—Alcom. 40 Held goal Bowling Green 24, Akron 3 Furman 16. Appalachian Stan- 13 the first period with assists going penalties. One penalty was killed BG—Ixaver. 44 field goal Eastern Michigan 7. Ohio 6 Giambiing State 34. Jackson Sutc 31 BG—Smith, 33 run (Leaver kick) Toledo 20, Miami 17 MaishaU 52, In Chattanooga23 to Jason Clark and Sean Pronger. off but Brian Holzinger scored BG— Silachcic. 19 pass from White Western Michigan 26, Kent 13 Maryland 27. Duke 25 BG almost went up 2-0 when with nine seconds left in a one- (leaver kick) Nest Saturday's Games Miami 43, Virginia Tech 23 BG—S/Jachcic. 10 pass from While Laker goalie Adam Thompson man advantage to make the score Ball Slate at Ohio Mississippi SIJait- 56, Arkansas STate 6 (leaver kick) Central Michigan al Akron North Carolina Ail 16, Howard U. 14 went out of the net to chase the 4-2. A—10.107 Kent at Toledo North Carolina Sutc 20. Gcmson 6
HOME FALCON FOOTBALL THIS SATURDAY -1:00 PM!
Think of us as your old Aunt Tilda, or Uncle Sue... We don't care about that part. We just want you to know that "flashiness" isn't Chuidiilfe what saves you money - Churchill's is.
Faygo Eckrich Coca-Cola Case Farms All Meat Products Whole or Pop Wciiiers Split Chicken Breasts 99* 89* 9 2 liter 1 lb. package 12 pk cans $l* /n>. Assorted Varieties From our bakery Ragu Pumpkin YES Spaghetti Liquid 50* Sauce Pie Detergent _J5£i I
49 Good only at | $i Churchill's 26 oz ^^ 64 oz 27-30.5 oz Coupon Erplrea Near. 1. 1992. '
1141 S. Main Street 354-2526 Hours: 6 am - 1 am daily Elsewhere page six The RG News Monday, October 26, 1992
BGaskU "life is like film - it will de- Woe is me - I forgot my access One-week truce in Bosnia velop only if you take your best code! Now what? shot!" byJohnDanlszewskl Bosnian Serbs have drawn ethnic state, but says it will not Dear Amnesia Annie, The Associated Press most of the censure for ethnic accept a republic split along eth- So, the Spring '93 Schedule of cleansing. Most of Bosnia's 2.1 nic lines. Classes will be coming out soon- Head straight for the Regis- million displaced people are In Geneva, Lord Owen, a co- Can you tell me when they can be SARAJEVO, Bosnia- Muslim. chairman of the Yugoslav peace expected? trar's Office with a photo I.D. in hand to retrieve your access Herzegovina - Bosnia's Slavic Mazowiecki said he was told a conference sponsored by the code. Muslims have been driven from recent surge in ethnic cleansing United Nations and European Dear STAR Ringer, much of the republic by "ethnic around Banja Luka happened be- Community, said a new constitu- cleansing" campaigns, effective- cause Serbs wanted to get it over tion for the devastated republic The Schedule of Classes will be ly partitioning the country along before U.N. troops arrived. He was nearly drafted. distributed to the residence halls What happens if there is AN- OTHER earthq- ake in Bowling ethnic lines, a senior U.N. in- said human rights abuses had Owen said ethnic cleansing's the week of Oct. 30 to Nov. 2. Green while I'm supposed to have vestigator said. worsened since his first report "de-facto carve-up of Bosnia- Students who live off campus a meeting with my adviser? on Bosnia in August. Herzegovina ... will not be toler- will be told where and when they The beleaguered Muslims He also urged a full probe into ated." can pick up their schedules on Dear Shakin' & Quakln', fought on separate fronts Friday apparci: n.xss graves near Vu- their Inform-O-Gram. The STAR - against Serbs and against their kovar, Cro na, which was cap- Muslim and Croat militiamen System and Help Line WILL NOT It is important to meet with one-time allies, the Croats. tured by Serb forces last year. continued battling in central be available on Veteran's Day. your adviser every semester, so All three factions did agree U.N. Secretary-General Bou- Bosnia on Friday, and Croatian / requested courses that I no pull yourself together, dial that Friday to a one-week truce to al- tros Boutros-Ghali on Friday radio reported that fighting longer want to take in the Spring. phone and schedule another ap- low aid to reach 1 million chil- named Fritz Kalshoven, a Dutch spread late in the day to Prozor, Now what do I do? pointment! dren in besieged cities, U.N. offi- international law expert, to lead a 30 miles west of Sarajevo. cials said Friday. Muslim, Croat war crimes commission for Yu- Sarajevo radio charged that Dear Fickle Freddie, and Serb military officials met in goslavia Serb helicopters rocketed Mus- BGaSkU is a service provided Sarajevo for the first time since A truce has generally held in lim troops in northern Bosnia, You're not really in a pickle! by advisers of Bowling Green June to try to negotiate an end to Croatia since early this year. The despite a promise by tin- leader During Preferred Open Registra- State University the city's siege by Serb troops. Bosnian war broke out after eth- of the republic's Serbs to abide tion (Nov. 20 to 24) you may reg- nic Serbs rebelled against a de- by a U.N. ban on military flights ister for any classes you didn't Tadeusz Mazowiecki, former cision in February by the repub- over Bosnia. request. The appropriate times prime minister of Poland and the lic's majority Muslims and special U.N. human rights envoy Croats to secede from Yugosla- The announcement in Sarajevo for you to call will be listed on of a cease-fire for Nov. 1-7 your Inform-O-Gram! for former Yugoslavia, said Fri- via. More than 14,000 people day at a news conference in have died. brought some hope to civilians in / really needed to register for Geneva that most "ethnic cleans- Serbs and Croats seem more the devastated capital, under more than the 18 semester hours ing" has aimed at ridding areas willing to talk peace than the siege for six months. allowed. Please tell me how to of Muslims. Muslim-led government. U.N. Children's Fund officials proceed. Some Muslims fear a peace said the truce would allow over- "As far as the policy of ethnic agreement would leave the coun- land deliveries of food, medicine, Dear Stuffed to the GUIs, cleansing is concerned, the ob- try in the hands of Croats and blankets, clothes and school- Written permission must be jective of this policy has been Serbs. books for the winter. granted through your college of- already achieved," said Mazow- Bosnia's government has Aid experts predict tens of fice in order to take more than 18 iecki, who had just returned from agreed to allow autonomy for thousands of people could die hours, so be sure to contact an a two-week trip to the area different regions in the multi- this winter in Sarajevo alone. adviser there. GSS Continued from page one. ness," Fluellen said. "Organiza- "A program at a state school Fluellen encouraged everyone tions like us will lose power and was looked down upon whereas to attend the Nov. S Board of Re- control." the same program, but not as gents press conference, 4:30 p.m. good, was considered better be- in the Driscoll Auditorium at the Rory Mendoza compared the cause it was at Stanford which is University of Toledo. possiblity of centralization and considered an elite school," she the designation of Ohio State said. "It is a one shot deal for us to University and the University of go and speak our views on [the Cincinnati as the only two com- Mendoza and other senators task force report)," Fluellen said. prehensive research facilities to said they did not want to see the "We ought to be out there in Monday Night California's educational system. same situation occur in Ohio. numbers." FOOTBALL WWMAMWMW^^ * 10 ft. TV SCREEN* USG - BGSU Pan-Hellenic CAMPUS .o SHUTTLE vs. presents 4> Personal Protection Systems Program free to Residents of V WINTHROP Buffalo New York Mondau. October 26 TERRACE Bills , Jets 10:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m. along with • 3 great locations Specials on Beer & Food Canal Room of Union • Free heal & water • 24 hr. maintenance | 0_0_ 3 Tacos Displaying - P.R.R.L. (personal attack alarm) • Laundromats • 1 & 2 bedroom Apts. $r or • 1 & 2 full baths 3 Hot Dogs Taking Applications for 2nd Semester 104 S. MAIN 353-0988 It con be o life saver to anyone! 352-9135 ^wwwamwwttwi Classified Monday, October 26. 1992 The BG News page seven
CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Male room male PERSONALS 13th Annual Close to Campus' $i64/month Earn $2000 * Free Spring Break Tripe' Halloween Bash at Call 354 7403 North America's f 1 Student Tour Operator Uplown Downtown seeking motivated students, orgarw atoms. * Environmental Action Qroup' CHILL OUT in The WELLness Center's NEW Saturday, October 31,1992 'Take a Stress Break Room 'Experience an fraternities and sororises as campus presents $2501st Prize-Beet Coetume Needed Mature rmmate lor spacious Perrys- environment filed with plants, scenery, pos- representatives promoting Of. John G. Mewam Prices 6 Cash lor 10 Runner-Upe burg home-wiTh lots of extras' Ideal for Gradu- Cancun, or Oaytona Beach) ters, relaxing tapes and music Located on tho ate or MCO student $?50 includes all utti Wa- from Politic* Sconce Dept 1 at 500 People Receive a Free Mug Call 1-800-365-4654 'Iran: MM Desert Storm" 2nd Door ot the Student Health Center Open Judging el Midnight sher/dryer. Call Chris 352-31 IS. Tuesday. 10/27. a 00pm. 1007 BA Monday-Thursdays trom 10-Spm For more into call 372-8302 Student Sales Representative. Part-lime to A FLUENCY SUPPORT GROUP AT NO ABORTION represent assualt deterrent. (America's 01 self HOLIDAY HELP CHARGE FOR ADOLESCENTS AND CLUB SOP 1-800-367-2036 defense spray ) 830 per hour and up poss-fre 88.25 TO START Call Us To Book Your Neil ADULTS WHO STUTTER OR WHO HAVE Toledo Medical Services Call Mr. Baron 1 -800-578 4452 Company expanding Ft- ■ W positions avail OTHER TYPES OF FLUENCY DISORDERS. Social Event 353 3030 176 E Woosler Free pregnancy test. Subteaser needed to share i bedroom apt. Flexible schedule Only nice people may apply FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL Special ratee for students second semester $ 175 • e*ec. Ca* today 321 5366 THE CLINIC AT 372-2515 MEETS ON Condoms By Mail. Protect your health A pnv- Cal 3S3 3922. Rebecca WEDNESDAYS FROM 5 30-6 20 p.m. IN acy w/ name brand condoms Call 24 hrs for AXO Hoaiher McBr-oe AXO SOUTH HALL, ROOM 204 lull pries liSI I 600 ?9? 12IA Welcome to the family FOR SALE Subteaser needed for Spring Semeshtr In celebration ol Hiipamc Heritage Month We wilt be an awesome pair DEATH isconvngiii Own room A Cultural Fashion Show Love. Holy Close to campus 7 30pm in the Grand Ballroom. On 27.1992 OOK—OMICROH DELTA KAPPA'"OOK Alpha Chi Omega 19 inch Magnavox, color TV Sponsored By L S.U. Applications for Membership Available m405 Call Sieve al 352 7419 Student Services and UAO Office. Call 354-7129 Jon BGSU Karate BGSU LAW SOCIETY Due November 2nd Cannondale cm frame and bicyde accessor- Suns TONIGHT i OOK—OMICRON OCLTA KAPPA—OOK Meeting Tues . Oct 27,8 pm 800-7:30Epp»rMidd» Room 114BA es 3/2 606/ All Welcomel HELP WANTED Rail BIHIarda LADIES Night CHEAP! FBI U S SEIZED I HI t Soil Defense Class 89MERCEDES 8200 Every Monday at Rail Billiards Ladies play tree CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS & GREEK LIFE Mon ,Oct 26,6:O0Eppler Middle Specialty advertising 8 custom imprinting *svw 850 All Welcomel from open to dose 353-7665 8200-8500 WEEKLY 145 N Main St., Bow ng Green T-shirts, mugs. cups, bumper suckers 8 much 8'MEHCEOES |I00 Come A learn to protect yourselll morel Best Price Anywherelll Assemble products at home Easy) No selling. 65MUSTAMG 865 Contact Elizabeth at 372-5347 You're paid direct Fully Guaranteed. FREE In- Choose Irom thousands starting I2S SHAVE TED'S HEAD formation 24 Hour Hotline. 801-379-2900. Co " PHI MU " PHI MU " PHI MU FREE tHormason-24 Hour Hotline OSEApresenu Fall Fee* Aclivltleel SHAVE TEDS HEAD pynghfOH17lKDH 801-37*- 2929 Copynghl»OH17KJC Join OSEA Wed Oct 26 al 9 00pm in 11S Ed. We love our pledges11' SHAVE TED'S HEAD 8202.50 Sell 50 funny, college T-shirts and 'Pruesl "Free Food' 'Pumpkin carvingl "PHIMU"PHIMU"PHIMU *Free worksheets on activities you can do m SIGMA KAPPA make 8202 50 No financial obligation A Risk IBM compatible, portable computer 20mgHD. ODK * OOK " OOK * OOK Free program Avg sales time la 4-6 hours. molem primer 8 case 8600 Call 354 2137 the classroom (no speaker). Watch Andrea Paoone spin the wheel loday at Choose from iSdesigns. Smaller/larger quan- iHaiMd) 'Come dressed in costume A receive a door 11 00am on the Price is Right" Go Andrea ' HeyiAi OOK members! tities avail Call i 800-733 3265 P'"° SUPPORT GROUP Men's black leather icht-sz 40. good cond. SKYDIVE as soon as this weekend. 41 It you've released your baby for adoption, or Our next meeting: Oct. 28 Arthur Victor Painting, inc. is looking tor branch Women's hik rg boots, hke new, u. 7. Various women's nothing Prices neg Call 353 4902 BGSU students have this year, to mms are considering doing so and need some sup- at8:30pm{l02BA)is managers lor Summer *93 Experience helpful from BGSU campus Visa A Mastercard ac- port, join us on Mon nights at 7pm Can gong to be aHALLOWEEN party) but not necessary Complete training and field
In addition, it recommends that a copy of the senate's petition be forwarded to the University Board of Trustees and requests the University to eliminate the ROTC program. The resolution, co-sponsored Today, partly cloudy. by Clarke Cummings and Alex High around 60. Southwest Teodosio, stated that there is no winds 10 to 20 mph becom- evidence that gay men and les- ing northwest during the bian women in the armed forces afternoon. Chance of rain is pose "a threat to the security or 20 percent. Tonight, mostly morale of the forces." clear. Low in the lower 30s. It also states that the Depart- Tuesday, sunny. High in the ment of Defense and ROTC have upper 50s. "repeatedly and with prejudice denied the aspirations of lesbian women and gay men." After much debate, the assembly voted Outside Campus 24-3 with two abstentions to ap- prove the proposal. According to Jim Settle, who On the Campaign Trail: helped research and write the AKRON - Bill Clinton was bill, the purpose of it is make heading back to Democrat- students aware of the discrimi- rich northeast Ohio for a ral- nation that occurs against gays ly Saturday evening as the and lesbians. presidential campaign en- "The idea of the bill was not tered the final 10 days. just to pass it but to increase "This is probably the last awareness of students," Settle time Governor Clinton will said. be in northern Ohio for a ral- Edward Eaton said the ly before the election," Ak- government has the right to dis- ron Mayor Don Plusquellic criminate against who it wants said. and that GSS should not involve Clinton, whose campaign itself in these issues, but should announced plans for the ral- deal with campus-related issues. ly on Wednesday, was head- "It's a dangerous road we're ing to Akron from Des taking if we take action on any Moines, Iowa. His final stop political issues," Eaton said. "It for the day was in Grand is not our place to discuss this. I Rapids, Mich. think [what this proposal is] is ThcBRNcwi/I-indaUnc several senators jumping on the Waving to the audience, 5-year-old Kelll Etchlson of Defiance (left) is crowned Petite Princess by Compiled from staff and political bandwagon." 1992 National Ambassador Leigh Pullum during the Princess of America competition in the Woodland wire reports. Cummings said GSS should Mall Cafe Court Saturday afternoon. The competition was open to girls from birth through 25 years of discuss and vote on issues such age. as discrimination in ROTC, be- State page two The BG News Monday, October 26. 1992 Welfare under investigation Ohio newspapers The Associated Press vestigation into claims of mis- low-level supervisory positions, management and other wrongdo- while others are covered by civil ing at the Department of Human service. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The Services, The Columbus Dis- The investigation also exam- endorse Clinton, governor's office, state legisla- patch said. ined whether the workers met tors and others helped more than Sturtz, reached at home Sun- civil service qualifications for SO people receive non-political day, said his report would be their jobs, the newspaper said. jobs at the state welfare depart- released Monday or Tuesday. John Meyer, a spokesman for Glenn in election ment, a newspaper reported "I have no comment until my Gov. George Voinovich, said The Associated Press Sunday. report comes out," he said. Sunday that his office does not In the Senate race, The Cincin- State Inspector General David The newspaper quoted sources have a "must-hire" list. nati Post said Glenn's "stainless D. Sturtz will make the allega- it did not identify as saying some "We pe problems he un- The Plain Dealer of Cleveland steel reputation has been tions in a report about his in- of the people who got jobs hold covered. has endorsed Democrat Bill Clin- scratched, not ruined" by his role ton for president, the newspaper in the savings and loan scandal. announced Saturday. The newspaper urged Glenn's re- election, saying his record Meanwhile, The Cincinnati "stands far above" that of De- Post on Saturday endorsed U.S. Wine. Sen. John Glenn, a Democrat "Being a national hero doesn't seeking a fourth term in a bitter mean never having to say you're race against Republican IX. Gov. sorry," the newspaper said. "If Mike DeWine. U.S. Sen. John Glenn had apolo- gized long ago for making some In an editorial to appear Sun- bad decisions in his dealings with day, The Plain Dealer said Clin- savings and loan crook Charles ton "offers the electorate Keating Jr., he probably wouldn't thoughtful plans for meeting the be battling so furiously now to enormous challenges facing this fend off the attack ads of his country. He exhibits the per- challenger. severance, maturity and tough- "That said, however, it's im- ness of mind required to turn portant to point out - as did the those plans into action." independent ethics counsel in- The newspaper, which en- vestigating the Keating Five dorsed Bush in 1988, said "his scandal - that Glenn's misdeeds administration has failed ... His were minor compared with those performance in office impels us, of the other senators who tried to like so many Americans, to look influence regulators on Keating's for new leadership." behaif-
Coming Wednesday: Coupon Clipper
Don't Miss out on this special supplement to The BG News which contains valuable coupons.
The Coupon Clipper will be distributed in Wednesday's paper so be sure to pick up your copy of The BG News that day to SAVE • SAVE • SAVE! Huntington's University Account Hunhngton Rates An A+ Banks 1-800-332-AIDS
)■ Hirtfqto*P*w»B«r*»» yoHiJftfqKE>i» wtiWft iigilmatVKtmidHunmaB* lnwmcocpofM CTM2H(r*WQIonBumf «KttPPWaM»mj«i FDIC Nation Monday, October 26, 1992 The BG News page three Kids to vote in mock election ••••■•■■■■■••■•'•••••■■••a by James Hannah they acquire the skills for getting sas, North Carolina, Ohio, South more about electing officials The Associated Press the information and making the Dakota and Tennessee. than I knew when I got out of decisions," said Ms. Evans. Children under 14 years of age high school." men Though aimed at students, the must be accompanied to the polls "Everybody should be able to DAYTON, Ohio -- It's late in the program also seems to be boast- by a person who is at least 18. have a chance to vote," said day, but Cynthia Kilby has the ing turnout among their parents, Those 14 and older can go by Amanda Houchins, a 7-year-old you give undivided attention of her class. Ms. Evans said. themselves. student at Louis Troy Elementa- Nearly every hand is in the air as Turnout increased 3 percent in High school students are given ry School in Dayton. the teacher talks presidential 1988 in the four Arizona cities ballots much like the real ones. Craig Reinarman, a sociology politics with her pupils. where the project began a year Those for the younger pupils are professor at the University of blood Come Election Day, the sec- earlier, and in 1990, when 95 per- scaled down, with only a few of California-Santa Cruz who has ond-graders will go to the polls cent of Arizona's school districts the candidates and issues listed. written a book on voting psychol- and face some big decisions, such participated, there was a 3 per- For kindergartners, the candi- ogy, said low voter turnout Btemi you give as who they want as president of cent increase in turnout state* dates' pictures are shown. from young people deciding at an the United States. wide. early age that politics doesn't Kilby's students are among "We had about 30,000 adults Jim Sullivan, of the Mont- matter. nearly 1.3 million youngsters in that were dragged to the polls by gomery County Board of Elec- "Trying to socialize young another 11 states who will cast ballots those kids," she said. tions in Dayton, said six vol- people that politics matters, in a Nov. 3 at actual polling places, Kids Voting began after three unteers in each precinct will very non-partisan way, is a real choosing among the real candi- Arizona businessmen on a fishing handle the children's voting sep- important step," he said. birthday dates on the ballots. trip to Costa Rica discovered a arately so it doesn't interfere The program, called Kids Vot- program in the Central American with the real voting. ing USA, is intended to inspire country tliat taught students "I think anything that helps another the young to become skilled and about democracy and had them turn out the vote is great," he enthusiastic voters when they accompany their parents to the said. grow up, said Marilyn Evans, its polls. Voter turnout in Costa Rica Carla Cantrell, a teacher at San president and executive director. frequently exceeds 90 percent. Marcos Elementary School in hug, The program provides schools Chandler, Ariz., has been in- Students in kindergarten with the teaching materials. This volved in the program for four through 12th grade are taught year's effort will cost about $2 years, teaching second- and another about elections, ballots, decision- million. third-graders. making, campaign ads and poli- tics in general. Some are asked to Ms. Evans said 38,000 teachers "We're certainly creating a research the candidates and give and 25,000 poll volunteers are in- much higher awareness in this chance. reports to their classes. volved this year in communities generation of voters to come," "We don't care about how a in Alaska, Arizona, California, she said. "They're going to know child votes. All we care about is Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kan- more about the voting process, •••••••••••••••••••••••••■a
HOME FALCON HOCKEY THIS FRIDAY - 7:00 P.M.!
Prosecuting Attorney IN THE ARMY, Works Closely With NURSES AREN'T JUST IN DEMAND. Law Enforcement Agencies THEY'RE IN COMMAND. B Anv nurse who just wants .. |oh cm ith your level of experience As POTTER IS ENDORSED BY THESE find one Bui if voure .1 nut .in Army officer, you'll command the POIKE ASSOCIATIONS:
ing student who wants to he respect you deserve. And with the added ► Bowling Green Police Patrolmen"* Association command of vour own career. Constdet Kneftts only the Arim i.m offer-a $5000 ► Pcrrysburg Fraternal the Arnw Nurse Corp* You'll be treated II igning bonus, housing allowances and 4 Oder of Police #182 ► Rossfotd Police a competent professional, given vour own veeks paid vacation you'll be well in com Patrolmen's Association patients and responsibilities commensurate nandofvouf life Call I 900 I SA ARMY S Wood County Fraternal Oder Of Police ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. D> Wood County Sheriff Deputies Association
WE NEED POTTER NOW
ALBERT I. POTTER PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Use a condom. Pono and Uw Enfercenww — Woftrj as i HAM m Fighting it* War Agalnsi Oimc page four The BG News Monday, October 26, 1992
HOME FALCON HOCKEY Attorney may have FRIDAY 7 PM! intentionally hurt BOWLING GREEN VS. KENT client's court case by Linda Deutsch STUDENTS, ASSURE YOURSELF OF ADMISSION BY The Associated Press botage by the Center for Consti- tutional Law and Justice. He re- PICKING UP A TICKET BEGINNING TODAY BY fused to be more specific but said PRESENTING YOUR STUDENT I.D. AT THE MEMORIAL LOS ANGELES (AP) - A man he will seek dismissal of charges. HALL TICKET OFFICE. NOTE THAT YOU MAY ALSO accused In the beating of a PRESENT YOUR I.D. AT THE GAME FOR ADMISSION, trucker during the Los Angeles Celani sent two tape record- riots may have had his prelimi- ings to the Los Angeles BUT ONLY IF THE STUDENT TICKET ALLOTMENT HAS nary hearing sabotaged by his Timesfrom his jail cell claiming NOT BEEN DEPLETED. GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS former defense team, a new at- he was a government operative ALSO GO ON SALE TODAY. torney said Friday. whose job it was to "get Damian The prosecution called the like- as a defendant so that we could lihood of such sabotage "bi- sabotage the defense." zarre," but agreed the matter should be resolved at a hearing before the case goes to trial. "Decisions were being taken Superior Court Judge John Ouderkirk scheduled a hearing away from me. When you Nov. 20. look at it ii hindsight, it emerges as a pattern that is Damian Williams, Antoine Mil- ler and Henry Watson are very questionable." charged with attempted murder, -Dennis Palmieri, defense aggravated mayhem, torture and robbery in the beating of trucker attorney Reginald Denny at the beginning of last spring's riots. The sabotage issue arose after Fred Sebastian, a director of the Dennis Palmieri, the center Center for Constitutional Law lawyer who represented Wil- and Justice, was arrested in Ar- liams, was in court Friday and kansas. was ordered back for the hear- Authorities said he was really ing. Frederick George Celani, a con- victed felon, who declared he had Outside court, he told report- STUDENTS ARE SAYING THEY WANT: been working for the federal ers: "Decisions were being taken government under orders to sa- away from me. When you look at ... Opposition to Governor Voinovich's education botage Williams' case. it in hindsight, it emerges as a pattern that is very questiona- budget cuts. The center represented Wil- ble." liams at his preliminary hearing. ...More State support for higher education in "The information, however bi- Denny was pulled from his zarre and extraterrestrial it may truck and beaten in the early Ohio. seem on its face, counsel has an hours of the riots. The violence obligation to bring it to the began April 29 after four white ... More local internship opportunities. court's attention," said Deputy police officers were acquitted of District Attorney Frank Sund- most charges in the beating of ... More job opportunities for graduates. stedt. black motorist Rodney King. Edi Faal, the lawyer now han- Williams, Miller and Watson Through their positions and through the Ohio County dling Williams' defense, said out- face possible life prison terms if side court he has evidence of sa- convicted of all charges. Commissioners Association, Tom Warns and Alvie Perkins will work to answer these student needs. Vote For ^g*>* ^•"AlvinL. Thomas U> PERKINS,. WARNS For Wood County Commissioners Paid tot b. Ciliitni lo< Pfrtmi and Warn* Al Nvwtovt Tf« 336 South Mail Slra«l Bowling Gtean OH 43402
ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES Monday Feature Monday, October 26, 1992 The BG News page five Hauntings common on campuses by Karen Neusladt College Press Service lives on through the years, said The sighting was investigated such as Clara Mill usually have Then there's mischievous Mary Smith, a professor of Eng- by Gardner Murphy, president of earned a certain affection from Florence Lee, a spirit that has lish who spends Halloween Eve the American University of Psy- the student body, and whether haunted the Phi Kappa Sigma's Music students working late in telling ghost stories in student chic Research in 1964. Murphy making a Halloween appearance rambling old sorority house at St. the fine arts building at Nebras- residence halls. claimed the secretary had been or not, generally don't terrorize Lawrence University in New ka Wesleyan University have re- "I myself have never seen transported back in time and had students. York's Adirondack Mountains ported hearing a piano softly her," Smith admitted, who said experienced a genuine phenome- At Rollins College in Winter for well over a century. playing and a woman's voice she is the "keeper of the legend" na Park, Fla., there's Annie Russell, Florence, the daughter of John singing in a dark vacant class- because she was on campus in Steubens Lee, the first president room. 1963, when Clara was first seen. of St. Lawrence, lived in the Scary? They swear it's true. According to the professor, a "A campus secretary saw the image of a slender house as a child until her death in The legend of Clara Mills, a campus secretary saw the image raven-haired woman in a long sleeved white blouse and 1860. Some residents claim to popular music teacher who of a slender raven-haired woman have seen Florence in a flowing taught at the school from 1912 in a long-sleeved white blouse ankle-length skirt" white dress, passing through the until her sudden death in 1940, and ankle-length skirt. hallways. Years later, when the building a golden-haired actress who has Mysterious door slammings where Clara had suffered a fatal floated since her death in 1935 and unplugged stereos (particu- heart attack was torn down, around a small campus theater larly those that play rock 'n' roll) Smith and a "ragtag" group of named after her. mean Florence is around, say so- devoted Clara Mills fans went to "I have DSV9T seen Annie," rority members. The reports ■Mini the site, held hands, sang and admitted Rollins philosophy prompted a visit in 1970 by the asked Clara to move to the fine professor Hoyt Edge, who spe- investigators of the infamous arts building, where she alleged- cializes in paranormal psycholo- Amityville horror house. ly has resided ever since. gy. "But there are stories that While Rosary College, River Nebraska Wesleyan Universi- students have told me. There are Forest, 111., doesn't boast such ty, like many U.S. campuses, instances where they have glamorous ghosts, they do claim boasts a benign resident ghost, caught glimpses of a form. It's a that the three-dimensional stone often a faculty member or stu- sense that someone is there, a faces at the entrance of the col- dent who died quickly and tragi- presence." lege's Gothic social hall were cally. With Halloween just Edge reported stories that the once inhabited by spirits. around the corner, a rash of elusive Annie has tampered with Kerry Gaynor, a California sightings is to be expected, say stage lighting and scenery. "I hypnotist who has investigated experts in paranormal phenome- guess she had ideas about how 800 hauntinrjs, said that a haunt- na. plays should be produced," he ed building on a university cam- %* Friendly campus apparitions said. pus rarely poses any dangers. UA0 UA0 UAO UA0 UA0 UA0 UAO UA0 UAO UAO UAO UA0 UAO All r proceeds Republicans go to the vs "S3* United Way! Oct. 29, 1992 Democrats Pumpkin Carving Contest Movie Oct. 27,1992 ■ lurn your pumpkin in <§> 7:00pm * "Creature from • judging @ 7:30pm, Union Oval the Black Lagoon" 7:00pm • entry lee $.50/pumpkin WfS* in 3-D • 4 prizes, $25.00 eachl ■oV' ' 11pm, Ballroom 112 BA ' $.50 or canned •l*t«l Haunted House • 8pm - 10:45pm. Ballroom good donation • $.50 or can good donation Costume Contest ■ fcaopm adults ■ 7:30pm children " prizes! prizes! ' meet outside Ballroom •THANKS MOM & DAD FOR..." K58§) Parent(s) of the year essay contest • Entries available in 88® office NOW Political Debate! ' What do the • Deadline NOON OCT. 3o{$HfSSJ3£F Republicans & • Winner notified Nov. 6 Democrats think? Prizes include: recognition at ' What does the future 1/2 time of football game; watch For more info, on hold? game from president's box; any event, stop * Who are you voting weekend accomodations at by the UAO for? Pres. Olscamp's guest-house- office 330 Union Mediator: Dr. Ronando BGSU mom a dad sweatshirts; or call 2-2343 breakfast for 3; engraved silver bowl Holland, Political or 2-7264. Science professor AND MANY MORE! UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO