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Campus Associated Press writer National Guard spokesman Dan Donohue said two California Air National Guard units were being acti- Fitzwater said the president had not yet declared vated and would send helicopters, rescue and re- California a disaster area — a designation that must Species discussed: The See related story p. 6 covery aircraft and cargo planes to the San Fran- wait for a formal request from the governor —but he Environmental Interest Group, the cisco area. added, "It's a given they will get whatever disaster Center for Environmental Programs WASHINGTON — President Bush, dispatching top aid is called for." and Beta Beta Beta, a biology administration officials to California for a quick sur- Vice President Dan Quayle cancelled plans to re- honorary, will sponsor a free vey of earthquake damage, is pledging the federal turn to Washington from San Diego, and White House Skinner was flying west aboard a special military presentation on endangered turtles government will "do everything that it possibly can Chief of Staff John Sununu authorized a special U.S. aircraft and was to "land as close as he can get,' this evening at 7:45 in 121 West Hall. to help" in the recovery from the devastation. Air Force ight to bring Gov. George Deukmejian Fitzwater said. Officials later said he would go to Kent State Marine Biology student Within a few hours of the quake, the bureaucracy back to Cabiornia from Frankfurt, West Germany. Moffett Naval Air Station in Oakland. Greg Gerwin will speak about the was in motion, from Bush's decision to send Trans- Totuga Headstart Program. The portation Secretary Sam Skinner flying overnight to Bush, who learned of the earthquake after address- He was accompanied by Marilyn Quayle, who has program is a part of the 20th California to the establishment of a command center ingig a group of RepublicsRepublican governors, said, "We don't made disaster relief a special interest, and they were anniversary celebration of Earth at the Federal Emergency Management Agency a know•/the the totality of it." expected to join the vice president later in the day. Day. few blocks from the White House. Donohue said the 129th Air Rescue and Recovery Gerwin raises hatching turtles until "Obviously, the federal government will do every- Group from Moffett Naval Air Station and the 146th they are 1-year-old and then returns "Obviously, we've already started moving," FE- thing that it possibly can to help," a grim-faced Tactical Airlift Wing at Van Nuys and Channel the turtles to the Atlantic Ocean so MA's Grant Peterson said. ''We're not waiting to re- president said. Island would send helicopters, rescue and recovery their survival is greatly enhanced. spond, we're responding right now," he added as the aircraft and cargo planes to the San Francisco area. agency strove to avoid the criticism it reaped for its Sununu kept Bush informed of later developments D See Earthquake Aid, page 5. Film shown: One of Lillian Gish's earliest motion pictures, "Way Down East" will be shown this evening at 9 in 210 Mathematical Student wins Sciences Building. Admission is free. Series begins: The Bowling switch with Green FestivalSeries begins this evening at 8 with "The Intimate P.D.Q.Bach" in Kobacker Hall. BG President Tickets sell for $7 to $17 for adults and discounts are available for University students. Tickets can be reserved 12 by Jill Novak to 6 p.m. weekdays or by calling staff writer 3724(171. A discussion about the performance When Ginger Shaneck received a will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Bryan phone call Wednesday from Ruth Ols- Recital Hall. camp saying "So, you're my husband today," it was not aprank phone call. Shaneck, junior Spanish major, was Chapter recognized: The the winner of Sigma Nu fraternity's University chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, "President for a Day" fundraiser, a national accounting honorary, has which entitled her to take University been designated this year as a President Paul Olscamp's place for the superior chapter by the national day and also required Olscamp to fol- organization. This the tenth time in low her usual Wednesday schedule. the past 11 years that the University Olscamp and Shaneck began their chapter has received the day after receiving wakeup calls from organization's highest award. It will Steve Mason and Diane Scribner of 93Q be given a plaque and two $500 WRQN radio station. scholarships for two outstanding They met at the Falcon's Nest later members. in the morning to formally exchange To receive the award, the chapter places and present the $1,000 raised was required to hold 12 professional through the raffle ticket sale to a Spe- meetings, participate in regional and cial Olympics representative. national conventions, submit six At the Union, Olscamp presented essays to national contests and Shaneck with an agenda and Shaneck provide weekly tutoring sessions. presented Olscamp with a backpack full of the materials he would need for her classes. West off to speak: Charles Olscamp seemed to be in good spir- F. Westoff, considered by some to be its, clad in a BG hockey jersey, a base- the nation's best demographer, will ball cap, jeans, tennis shoes and a BG speak today at 2:30 p.m. in the McFall jacket. Center Assembly Room. He will discuss "Desired and Actual Fertility "I'm ready to start studying," he in the Third World." said. Westoff is the Maurice P. Duriong '22 Professor of Demographic Studies Shaneck was very self-assured and and Sociology at Princeton and confident in her new position and she specializes in research related to acted professionally when dealing with fertility in developing countries, the media and various administrators. Bipulation policy and U.S. fertility. B has written some 175 articles, been elected a Fellow of the American Olscamp only had to attend two Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1978, classes and his first class was Biology member of the Institute of Medicine, 104—where a test was scheduled. National Academy of Sciences and he has chaired the technical advisory Robert Romans, professor of the committee of the U.S. Bureau of the class, said Olscamp was apparently not Census. rprepared for this sort of exam because Also an expert on teen-age 'in lieu of the 50-question multiple sexuality, Westoff has studied the choice test, he turned in an essay on the factors that influence teen pregnancy. philosophy of science." He attributes teen pregnancy to BG News/John Grieshop American teenagers' lack of Obviously, there was a possibility information about and use of Olscamp thought he would score low on Make Way for Winter contraceptives in the book, "Teen-age the actual test, Romans said, but the Pregnancy in Industrialized Srofessor promised he would still grade As winter approaches tree leaves on campus turn brilliant colors and eventually lose their leaves. Above, Greg Johns, an em- Countries," published in 1986. le essay carefully and point out any ployee of the University's grounds department, sweeps leaves into a pile in preparation for their final removal. Johns said, "once inconsistencies. fall arrives, it's a neverending job to keep the leaves off of the ground." Date set: Two swimmers D See President, page 4. pleaded guilty to third and fourth degree felony charges in Wood County Common Pleas Court Wednesday. In arraignment hearings, Craig Galileo mission Schoenlein, formerly a sophomore Bush decision difficult pre-business major at the University, pled guilty to charges of receiving finally gets start Washington upset, wanted action against Noriega stolen property. Schoenlein couldface national checkbook. up to 18 months in jail and a $2,500 by Harry F. Rosenthal by John Omidnskl fine. Associated Press writer So snagging Noriega and bringing him here Jonathan Warnick, formerly a USA Today-CN Network writer clapped in irons would nave been a refreshing break junior business major, pled guilty to in the action for the frustrated Washington federals. charges of arson and receiving stolen CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space shuttle Atlan- NEWS ANALYSIS Almost as soon as the coup collapsed and Noriega firoperty. Warnick could face up to tis finally lifted off Wednesday on its controversial emerged safely, thumbing his nose at Uncle Sam, the our years in jail and a $10,000 fine. mission to send the nuclear-powered Galileo probe to WASHINGTON — Official Washington misses congressional and journalistic establishments erup- A sentencing date has been set for Jupiter for the closest look yet at the colossus of the "Rambo" Reagan. ted. Bush, they said, had blown it, failing to have a Nov. 27 for both men. solar system. President Bush's "kinder, gentler nation" is ac- plan ready, failing to block necessary approaches in "You looked marvelous going up," Mission Control ceptable when dealing with child-care bills and capi- Panama City. told commander Don Williams as the winged space- tal gains taxes. But when it comes to foreign affairs, "From Panama to the Potomac," columnist David craft reached orbit after two launch postponements. this town yearns for a whiff of cordite from an M-60 Broder wrote, "this White House looks chicken." Case to be heard: Judge "I feel a lot better," Williams said. president with bandoliers draped across his chest. But by the time a week had passed and some of the Robert Pollack has extended the The Galileo's troubles — including money prob- rescued principals involved in the coup started talk- deadline to Oct. 31 for lawyers to file lems over the years and recent protests over its nu- That U.S. forces in Panama failed to snap up Gen. final statements in the Maxine Allen Manuel Antonio Noriega in last week's muffed coup ing, it became more likely that the coup failed be- clear power supply — were left behind and the probe attempt enraged the left, right and center. cause of the ineptitude and indecision of Panaman- vs. BGSU case. was ready to begin its six-year, 2.4 billion-mile roun- From James Kilpatrick on the right to Mary ian officers. Pollack will make a ruling on the dabout journey to Jupiter. McGrory on the left, columnists were livid. Conser- The coup's leader, Maj. Moises Giroldi, is reported case — which will be the first case The astronauts were to release the probe from At- vative Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C, thundered, while now to have refused his officers' demands that they involving the Ohio Sunshine Law lantis' cargo bay later in the day. The shuttle circled liberal Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., fired off lightning toss Noriega into a jeep and drive him over to the heard in Wood County Common Pleas Earth at an altitude of 184 miles. bolts. American compound. Court —within the first week of Although concern over the Galileo's 49.4-pound Like the old Washington Senators baseball team, Giroldi allegedly demurred, telling fellow conspir- November. plutonium power supply was argued in court, it drew the Capital wants a win in the worst way. ators that he preferred offering Noriega a peaceful no protesters to the Kennedy Space Center on launch It's not much fun around here when you can't be retirement in the Panamanian countryside. day. Environmentalists had argued that a Challeng- launching a Great Society, playing world policeman The major cannot tell us his side of the story. He is Compiled from local and AP er-like accident could scatter deadly plutonium-238 or bailing out the Third World. dead, reportedly shot personally by Noriega. wire reports over Florida. There's no money to spend and Congress hassles i D See Shuttle, page 4. away 70 percent of its time trying to balance the D See Noriega, page 3. THE BG NEWS
2 lONawi October 19,1989 Editorial The BG News -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Angela Blandina Editor
Amy Burkett Beth Church Managing Editor News Editor
Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor Flag-burning is also a right The American flag has been the center of Viewpoint Kraig Baker heated controversy in the last year. Should those who choose to express their views by defacing or destroying the flag be punished — or is it their constitutional right to do so? The American Dream not lived by all Last week, President Bush let a statute barring It was cold. Not the icy cold of and found hovels that I wouldn't groups. It seems to me that we velopment budget from $32 bil- a windswept mountain top, but even want to walk through, need to take a hard look at our lion to $7.5 billion and then let desecration of the flag become law without his sig- the numbing cold of the city. The much less rear my children. priorities and decide whether we Samuel Pierce run the organiza- nature. The law was passed overwhelmingly by the wind whipped, snaking deep into This is outside Bowling Green, want to move forward as a na- tion and have a couple of million House and Senate. every garment and chilling its the most sheltered spot on the tion with all of our citizens, or finally trickle to the homeless? owner to the bone. All across the face of the earth. In Toledo, whether we want to move for- My view is obvious. All I ask is city, people comfortably shut Washington or Detroit, the ward in parts and create classes that you think about it. One must If Congress believes such an issue is a real threat their curtains to the wind and homeless take refuge in boar- of haves and have-nots. Should find his own causes. to our country, then maybe they ought to go ahead curled in front of fires in the liv- ded-up houses, many of which we spend hundreds of millions of Kraig Baker, senior liberal and amend the Constitution. But if they choose to do ing room and clutched their fa- are firetraps and have unsafe dollars to provide food to Hung- studies major from DeKalb, 111., that, they better think long and hard. milies close. floors. ary and Poland when we cannot has only recently had his con- The American Dream ful- Perspective: feed our own people? Should we sciousness raised about filled. We all know drugs exist. Some cut the Housing and Urban De- homelessness. The flag is symbolic of this country — there is no In another part of the city — college students may have even dispute about that. However, the country was built hidden from our everday world experimented with any number with the Constitution as its foundation — and cer- — a man clutches the tatters of of controlled substances. The tain rights are guaranteed within that foundation. his old trench coat and huddles nice thing is, though, that we can over a steam grate. His stomach always close our eyes and say aches and it's been days since he it's not there. To the homeless in Freedom of expression is among those rights. felt his hands. Behind him. his poor neighborhoods, however, And an amendment that would punish people for 10-year-old daughter huddles It's a fact of life. Drug dealers desecrating the flag would be denying that free- under the remains of their only stand on every street corner and blanket. Once there was anger hawk their wares. They have Dougherty impresses Doherty ■ dom. in his face, but now there is only beautiful apartments, wear fla- To the editor: In this graduate's humble the deadend hopelessness of one shy jewelry and drive fancy Just a brief note from a for- opinion, the News is fortunate to We pride ourselves on having the ability to speak, who has admitted defeat. His cars. Meanwhile, the children on mer columnist: it's always a currently print the work of such shout or display our opinions — no matter how only worry now Is that the best the streets watch this while their pleasure (and sometimes an an individual — Ed Dougherty. steam grates are being taken as fathers and mothers struggle to adventure) to come back on I've seen, I think, about four of greatly they may differ from those of the govern- the numbers of homeless in- get enough food for themTThen campus and pick up a copy his columns this semester, and ment or society. If we choose to amend the Consti- crease. we wonder why drugs are such a of The BG News. Ingrained habit each has been excellent. tution, then we will take ourselves one step farther Yeah, the American Dream. problem in our cities. Do you compels me to immediately turn I could list a bunch of flatter- from the ideals upon which this country was foun- This column is about perspec- think that if we gave the home- the page to the editorial section ing adjectives here, but that ded. tives. As I sat in the audience at less a good place to live, food, where, for three years, my own would make this letter too long a recent lecture on homeless, I education and their pride back columns ran under various ti- to print. So, suffice it to say: BG walked in wearing nice clothing that they would still want drugs? tles. Newsreaders, take note and en- People will continue to express themselves in an and listening to a Walkman. I Perspective: Columnists and cartoonists joy! obnoxious and disrespectful manner, but it is still had a nice apartment, complete This column is not a guilt trip, come and go — myself included Michael E. Doherty, Jr. (no their constitutional right. And no matter how with an answering machine, but an attempt to raise public — and only very rarely does an relation) strongly dissenting views are disputed, we cannot stereo and VCR. Yet, at the consciousness and to encourage individual come along who is BGSU'88 same time, my biggest worry people to look out from their consistently thought-provoking Columnist, The Catholic take mat right away from them. has always been money and how safe, secure homes and see the and interesting to read. Chronicle Cr I am and how poor all col- world as a whole. Our country In its desperation to avoid facing difficult issues, : students are. now has 3 million homeless peo- Washington's politics of frivolity has found an issue Pretty funny, thinking I'm ple. They do not fit the stereo- poor. types. The majority are not al- so simple-minded that even a freshman con- The average homeless person coholics, they are not mentally Respond gressman can figure it out: the phony crisis of flag- makes $1,190 per year. The ill, and only half collect The BG News editorial page The News reserves the right burning. The new fiscal year may have begun with- average person below the pov- government assistance — which is your campus forum. to reject any material that is out a national budget; the Gramm-Kudman- erty line makes under $4,300 a provides the bare minimum for The editorial page regularly offensive, malicious or libe- Hollings chopper may lie ready to cut off money for Cr. I made that with my part- survival and not enough for a features columnists who write lous. All submissions are sub- e job. quality life. Three million is on a variety of topics, from se- ject to condensation. federal operations; acid rain may still be falling Perspective: twice the number of homeless rious political issues to and educational standards may still be sinking — College students complain during the Great Depression. humorous anecdotes and cyni- but, by gum, the government knows how to respond that their apartments are pits. Along with the 3 million, 14 mil- cisms. Please address all submis- to a reafchallenge like enforcing flag fealty... There are many complaints lion more are threatened with You don't have to be a jour- sions to: about how beds are broken, homelessness. nalism major or even a student The debate hit the bottom of banality this week, walls need to be painted and The pat answer is that they to write a column. The News Editorial Editor as the president grudgingly agreed to let a pro-flag bathtubs are stained. Now, I'm aren't frying hard enough to get encourages and welcomes any The BG News not saying one should accept in- a job. That's too easy. One in and all guest columnists. 210 West Hall statute become law without his signature. The ferior housing from a landlord. five Americans is illiterate, one Additional opinions may be measure, approved 317-43 by the House and 91-9 by However, I rode my bike in four teen-age girls have chil- expressed in letters to the edi- the Senate, will fine or imprison anyone who "muti- through the surrounding areas dren. Most of these people fall tor. lates, defaces, physically defiles, burns, maintains of Bowling Green this summer within the homeless and poor on the floor or ground, or tramples upon" any American flag- Falman byJohnBolssy fJ^Ocj THAT tj« M«VC nmT rum IT HOWtO APfCAU TT ftCTaO * M CX^CCT/AJO COMm. QoaQvm is I CA*jr AJT r*Y V/Ajoet 0*J IT', Now that this flag-burning tomfoolery is over — *OACH A*j& {.CAAUCO OF HIS CITY /s, *»««, u~> ueec or &owo TO A*e«0 H€l-F A3 C*« so Foa&CS ... OwT- J MA\JC A ■MTe~-7-/o«s. Lcri SHIFT ova I*Y settv/cms X fcl OO/AJO TO "Mir" «tOD. HQ ^C-'AIC. THIS CK'CNJS'fC LumF at least until the courts strike down the law as an FOCUS TO TW« FATCAMt, FAH Scoots x STAFT- SWOOPWS OF COAL. IS COi^JC TO &CT /*«* obvious infringement on free speech — will Wash- OKHCATH TVe Goou-JOS OF Po*TL,Y **OU*JO -rum QuawKihtmtm. IUTO A Lxrr OF r«uuace / ington please quit its patriotic pantomime and get QA/Alt HAUOA. back to governing? Ladies and gentlemen, the budget deficit awaits.
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Campus Life IGN.wi October 19,1989 3 Rangers pursue Student activity fun, excellence presidents meet "It helps the students get by Lynn Gagel by Michelle Matheson prepared to be better leaders staff writer and it helps build disipline," staff writer said Master Sgt. David Men- The Rangers is an extra- diola, head of the Ranger The presidents of at least 90 University organizations will meet curricular organization program. together on Nov. 1 in what Undergraduate Student Government within the Reserve Officers' The program also prepares President Kevin Coughlin called "the first meeting of its kind." Training Corps and all ROTC them for FTX — field training Coughlin said while were nave been meetings among group cadets nave the opportunity exercises — he said, which is leaders in the past, previous get-togethers have not covered such a join this team of young men a practical exercise of what is wide spectrum of subjects. and women. learned in the classrooms. The USG-sponsored meeting at 7:30 p.m. in 1007 Business Admin- There are about 210 mem- These students have pushed istration will be "mostly an open forum" and will serve several pur- bers of the ROTC, twenty of themselves to be a step above poses. Coughlin said. the rest, he said; more elite "We need to create a forum where all areas can come and vent "(The program)' soldiers. concerns and talk to the people who can get things done," he said. helps the "The mission (of the Rang- Because of the number of students USG represents, it has the abil- ers) is the Spirit of the ity to assist the smaller groups in accomplishing their goals, he said. students get Beret," said John Barrett, sophomore chemistry major Meeting with the leaders of other organizations will expose the prepared to be and member of the Rangers. concerns of students within those groups to USG, allowing the stu- The Spirit of the Beret is better leaders and well trained in land naviga- dent government to become representative of the student body, It helps build tion, patrolling, various knot- Coughlin said. tying, familiarity with the Coughlin believes USG has met every goal it set out to reach dur- discipline." M-16 rifle and various other ing the first half of fall semester. -Master Sgt. David exercises. "We don't get anything "There are more goals to reach, but before (we) do so, I'd kind of Mendiola, head of extra for this," Barrett said. like to bounce some of the ideas off the student leaders," he said. "It's just knowing you're the the Ranger program. best of the best, we want to make the sacrifice, compete, If a consensus can be reached, a powerful lobby is something else whom are members of the and it's fun doing it." the president's council could produce, Coughlin said. Rangers, which consists of The Black Swamp Batta- the Ranger Challenge Team lion Ranger Team represents "The presidents of student organizations are a great force," he as well as the regular Rang- the ROTC at the University to said, noting that University officials could not ignore the ideas of ers who are striving to earn other colleges, Mendiola said. such a unified group. their beret. The Ranger Challenge The beret signifies a stand- competition practices as- While discussion is a key reason behind the council's formation, ard of excellence in all events sembly and disassembly)ly of Coughlin said he wants "a little bit of substance" to result as well. within the Ranger Challenge the M-16 rifle and M-60 Program. Cadets striving for machine gun, patrolling, land He plans to bring up the subject of off-campus relations between \2L*L~j&&t*lLMKm their beret must meet de- navigation, grenade throw- the students and the city of Bowling Green at the meeting. BG News/ Pot Mlngarell manding physical tests, show ing, one-rope oridge and var- Cadet ranger Eric Miller pratices a one-rope bridge cross for this excellent leadership abilities ious other exercises included Past discussions with city off icals have indicated to Coughlin that week's competition at the University of Toledo Saturday. The one- and maintain above a 2.0 in the competition, Barrett off-campus parties and the problems that ensue are creating a back- rope cross is used to ford creeks. grade point average. said. log of calls that the Bowling Green Police Department cannot han- dle, he said. "I think we could cut down (on the problems) quite a bit by en- couraging the downtown nightspots to remove the 21-year-old bar- Cops urge crime prevention rier and card as (patrons) order (beverages)," he said, adding that such a policy was a "win-win" situation for all Involved — the city, come more involved as October to generate interest," Waddell recently in residence halls for by Jeff Batdorf police officers to answer student students and the owners of local establishments. staff writer is National Crime Prevention said, adding that the Leslie month. Keckler murder last month, questions, she said. Agreement on this point among leaders of student organizations Barb Waddell, public informa- touched off a flood of concern "We had a program set up in would let bar owners know the students support such a move and Although crime affects every- tion officer, said student interest among students. Harshman Quadrangle and only cause them to consider the suggestion, he said. one, some students may not be in crime prevention does not She said since the incident has six people snowed up, including taking crime prevention serious- arise unless an incident happens died down, student interest in the R.A. who set up the pro- ly, and the University Police locally. crime prevention has followed. gram, she said. "Students If the meeting is successful, Coughlin said he would like to see it Department wants them to be- "Sometimes it takes a tragedy An open forum was presented D See Crime, page 5. occur each semester.
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4 IONIWI October 19,1989
Noriega G Continued from page 1. By the time a week had pass- matters, second-guessing and ed, Defense Secretary Dick interfering, he suggested. Area group needs fund At this point, it seems that the Cheney was about to burst after "There's no question in my only way the United States could holding his tongue. Cheney mind that we've reached a point have seriously aided the Pana- popped off to the Associated where it is a complicated busi- First Step organization gains money for building manian coup attempt would Press. ness to try to function in this have been by dispatching Amer- Cheney, a former con- area," Cheney said. ican troops, uninvited, to the mi- gressmen, suggested that Con- The Panama business under- byMaMMIghcfl is the correct size with the cor- counseling for men," Mercer litary headquarters where the gress butt out. lines the continuing difficulties reporter rect layout, or we will build a said. "Men are usually the vic- coup unfolded. "We had situations here that the U.S. government has as new holding." tims of emotional abuse more Had Bush done that, it's likely where members of Congress it's tugged in one direction by Eighty percent of First Step's than physical." that both Congress and Latin were literally calling agencies Republican Bush and in another Since lflK, Fostoria's First budget Is obtained through The American leaders would be call- downtown, or even people in by a Democratic Congress. Step organisation has offered United Way Agency and reve- Also, she said children be- ing for the president's im- Panama, as these events unfol- Bush has tried to play the help to victims of domestic vio- nues from marriage licenses, tween the ages of 1 and 6 can be peachment. ded, demanding information," game halfway, but ft hasn't lence, bat now the organization but the remaining 20 percent is helped in dealing with the pres- That kind of "gringo" justice he said. "That creates a'J kinds worked. is in need of help. needed from private individuals sure of domestic violence. is history. of problems." Terri Mercer, First Step's ex- and corporation grants. Bush was damned if he did Congress has grown too intru- He sent troops in, telling them ecutive director, said the organ- First Step helps the communi- "Our 'Operation Starshine' and damned if he didn't. sive and meddlesome in such to sit tight in the U.S. compound. ization has raised only half of its ty by providing programs for runs concurrent with the tmowgoalforabdtdingfund. women, men and families ef- women's help session," she said. Shuttle The money will be used to fected by domestic violence, "It helps children who are make room for housing of mom Mercer said. caught in the crossfire of domes- C Continued from page 1. after liftoff. "It's been a long event 14 billion years ago. The victims and to increase office tic violence. time." planet's radius is 11 times that of space, she said, because toe "Most victims of domestic vio- Nothing like that happened Williams' crew consists of pi- Earth and its mass 318 times current location — a renovated lence are women — over 4 mii- "I wish more people knew Wednesday and even the weath- lot Mike McCulley and mission greater. use — is overcrowded and in lion each year—so we concen- about First Step," Mercer said. er cooperated. Clouds and rain specialists Ellen Baker, Frank- The mission originally was to poor shape. trate on working with them face "So many people have called threatened to halt the launch un- lin Chang-Diaz and Shannon Lu- have started in 1982, but money "We have two options," Mer- to face and bringing them to the and said, 'I've heen living like til the last minutes of the count- cid. ran out. Then came the Chal- cer said. "We will either be pur- shelter," she said. tide for so long. I never knew ' down, but the clouds suddenly The liftoff was the start of a lenger explosion in January chasing an existing building ihat "But we also have phone FtmSlep was there." dissipated and the shuttle darted voyage that will take the probe 1986 delaying all shuttle flights into a bright blue sky, trailing a on a looping path past Venus in for three years and prompting a 700-foot geyser of fire. FebruarV, back to within 620 change in the rocket to propel miles of Earth in December 1990 the Galileo. The BG News Classifieds are where it's at! The 132-ton Atlantis has a and past Earth again at a The mission originally was crew of five for the mission that 200-mile altitude two years budgeted at $425 million. It will ends Monday with a landing at later. The craft will arrive at climb to $1.9 billion by the time Edwards Air Force Base in Cali- Jupiter in December 1995 for a Galileo finishes a 10-orbit trip fornia at 2:38 p.m. EDT. two-year orbit. around Jupiter in 1997. CD EC SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR The $1.5 billion mission As part of the mission, a robot already was seven years behind will separate from the Galileo The sweeps past Earth and llCC STUDENTS WHO NEED schedule when Atlantis was spacecraft and plunge through Venus will take advantage of the grounded by rain at the last Jupiter's gaseous atmosphere. Slanets' gravity to accelerate minute Tuesday and by a faulty Scientists hope to gain insight le spacecraft to the proper MONEY FOR COLLEGE engine computer last week. into the birth of the solar system speed to reach its distant target. Every Student is Eligible for Some Type of "It feels great," said NASA by studying Jupiter, which holds Small onboard motors will fine- incfal Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental lnci chief scientist Lennard Fisk original material from that tune the flight path. : ooooo iislii . ovtr Sio bllllo President D Continued from page 1. the most was the amount of at- shower connected to my office," After lunch, Olscamp went to denca. tention she received as presi- Shaneck said. Jerome Library to do reseach dent. However, Shaneck said if she workers were saying, "What? Shaneck's morning consisted After receiving a phone call really was president she would He's coming here?!" when they i of a meeting with the Adminis- from the president of the Board expect it to be strenuous to be heard of Olscamp's visit, trative Council and an open of Trustees who inquired about the center of attention at all for Shaneck and he then went to For A Frc forum, where students could statisitics at the University, she times and have to make all of her Economics 202 class. (800) 346-6401 "eat lunch with the president." said Olscamp's secretaries and the decisions. While he took notes in her She said what surprised her assistants found the information "I do wish we could have class, Shaneck was attending a she needed within two minutes switched salaries for the day, meeting with city and county while she sat at her desk and though" she said. administrators and Vice Presi- waited. While Shaneck conducted the dent of Operations and Capital forum, Olscamp ate at Harsh- Planning Robert McGeein to "I definitely didn't expect to man dining hall with five of discuss the rerouting of Thurstin NAILS • NAILS * NAILS be pampered as much — I even Shaneck's friends. Street. have my own bathroom and Shaneck said cafeteria Shaneck concluded her day with a tour of the new College The Arrangement Park Facility with McGeein. Olscamp concluded his day in 181 S. Main 352-4101 352-4143 Our Library Of Alcohol a mock situation in which he was disciplined by a resident adviser Awareness Books Can Help You in Shaneck's residence hall for To Learn, To Understand, To Care "making a ruckus at 2:30 a.m." The resident adviser in Shaneck's residence hall, soph- Bowling Green "GAMES ALCOHOLICS PLAY omore business major Brad Snedeker, asked Olscamp what he might do to remedy the situa- MIS and Computer Science tion he caused and informed him of the possible action he could take as the RA. degree canditates... Although Shaneck did have a SO YOl« AlCOHCHIC specific agenda to follow, she did make a couple of recom- Society Information Systems managers will be conduct- "ADULT CHILDREN OF mendations and decisions that ALCOHOLICS'' were not scheduled. ing interviews on Wednesday, October 25. At the forum, students discus- sed the idea of having more >, night football games, and SPOT- Shaneck conducted a vote to A group of staff members will be available during a determine how many people LIGHT SESSION to answer questions about Society Corpo- Stop in and look over our display- were in favor of the idea. University Bookstore After unanimous approval, ration and its Information Systems Division. Student Services Building Shaneck said she would dictate a M-F 8:00-5:00 Sat 9:00-5:00 brief memo to Athletic Director Jack Gregory informing him of the' 'student poll.'' Please join us for this informal gathering on Tuesday, A student at the forum ex- October 24, at 6:00 pm in the Taft Room of the Student pressed his concerns about the AXQ AXQ AXQ AXn AXQ AXfl AXfl parking situation and Shaneck Union. > said she would have someone X answer his questions and send a Z)ne lister A of ^Mlpha i^hi \Jmeaa a letter to him. > The switch allowed Olscamp X to do some things he has never proudlu preient their to done before, such as visiting the Centrex building. > In addition, he took a walk Spring 1989 Hbtani J!iit: X through the cemetery and since Society a he had all of his homework done while in the library he "fooled CORPORATION > around with the computers," he ^J\imb*rlu ^J\aap*f x said. ]j oan -StShcroft to Shaneck and Olscamp both Society Corporation's Management Company, located in down- -/rmu £5#lantern rrfftanie ^J\atona > had final comments to sum up town Cleveland, has immediate openings for Systems Associ- x their switch for the day. -/rmu £Strru [-'amita oLaihult to "It was a pretty strenuous Job ates and offers: with the decision making," • diverse, challenging opportunities, fl tnniftr fSyrd eJLaura ft It lion > Shaneck said. "They put you on x the spot then they look at you at • a progressive, varied technological environment, ChrLitina Crawford *^4ruha PatU those meetings and expect an answer." • competitive salaries, and > Olscamp described his day as _S-tmanda rJjtiarbgg r£*sfi* Kuttman X "a novel and rewarding experi- to • an extensive benefit package. L-ar*u ^chranlr ence." "I would consider it at some > time in the future, but not neces- Society is a 140 year old, $10 billion, regional bank holding Ktntr Cuail tf fnniftr OA#m#rUM X sarily next year," he said. company known'for its strongf financial posture and aggressiveaggressi S3 growth and deployment of informationormation technology. SocietySa ' CJUtn Jlaktrlif ^/tnarta S^ktmorra > places emphasis on: Cnrh/ina Zrranm (Lritta S^ntmbtra X Have a • attracting and retaining quality employees, to ff/ari (jtory oLori ^Uawortk > comment • providing continual training & education, and X • planning career paths/advancement. Wtndy Ljradwokt Uraci button S3 about campus 2).iorJ, M.rtzJ Ljritcnin .Jm/M > happenings? X For more information contact: 'WicU JJoff.. to Letters to ISD Training Coordinator, Society Management Company, 2025 Ontario. Sixth Floor, Cleveland, Ohio 44115. JjtDorak ft ohnson ^Mitarif ^>wartztnbtra > the Editor X o 'SLA, WinUr are always "Depend on Society to help bring your ideas to life." > welcome! ' J.mol.1 4.00 X AXQ AXfl A.XQ AXQ AXQ AXQ AXQ THE BG NEWS MNwi October 19,1919 9
Earthquake Aid San Francisco quake D Continued from page 1. The center of the earthquake was reported to be in Santa Cruz, 90 miles south FEMA officials said some ex- partment of Defense, and they of San Francisco. Santa Cruz is located west of San Andreas Fault, which perts were being sent to Sacra- will be prepared to help in any ruptured during the 1906 San Francisco quake. mento to be on hand to take care way they can." of aid paperwork from Califor- Robert Morris, a top FEMA Tuesday's quake, which hit at 8:04 p.m. EDT. reportedly measured 6.9 on the California nia state officials. official, came to the White Rchter scale. The 1906 quake hrt 8.3 on the scale. Peterson, in charge of the House to give Sununu a firsth- agency's earthquake response and report. effort, said the agency has a "FEMA reports that the hos- $1.18 billion pool that was set up pitals are operating and unda- to deal with damage from Hugo maged in the San Francisco and some of that money can be area and that the fire depart- used to aid victims of the earth- ment has water for their opera- quake. tions. So two important rescue Fitzwater said Sununu had operations are operating," Quake Zone also "talked to officials at De- Fitzwater said. The graphic on the right depicts the area affected by Tuesday's Crime earthquake. Major landmarks, D Continued from page 3. such as the Oakland Bay Bridge should get motivated now and "Students see coupons as play and Candlestick Park, are among not wait until something hap- money and it is only when they the damaged structures in the San pens." are stolen, do they become real Francisco and Oakland areas. While student turnout may not money," Waddell said. be as high as expected, Barbara Keller, director of residential A third poster states if a stu- services, said the programs are dent suspects a crime, they beneficial in educating students should report it, she said. about crime. "The turnout is not over- Police are available every day whelming, but if anyone comes, to put on programs or pass out it is worth it," Keller said. information to students on sub- Waddell said these programs jects ranging from date rape to offer food and a raffle of vandalism, she said. T-shirts, money or gift certifi- cates to get student attendance. Posters and flyers about cam- 6us safety have also been dis- School of HPER -ibuted to resident advisers to PEG Program post in the halls, she said. One poster states a person ar- rested for drunk driving can Ski Colorado D«ve Hardman. Gannett News Service face a license suspension, three days in jail and a $1,000 fine, STEAMBOAT Waddell said, which is the num- ber one killer on the nation's roadways. Dec. 15 - Dec. 22 $314.00 Mall aimed at residents Another poster states food coupons are hot items and stu- Contact R. Conibear still climbing. Peters said. "We've lost four tant — is a major developer of dents should not carry their en- by Amy Cole "We haven't leveled off yet in stores, but we have replaced other mall complexes around tire coupon books with them, she 200 Memorial Hall assistant managing editor sales." Peters said. "Each them. the state and in nearby states. said, explaining coupon books 372-8249 or month is better than the last. ' 'Those stores need to promote Robert Sproul, who acts as are easily stolen because stu- 372-2876 With more than 17,000 Univer- Each month here has had sales in some way. shape or form to head of the company, was in- dents do not think of them as sity students making up a increase from the last year. On inform about themselves. The volved with the company's open- real money. majority of Bowling Green's the average, sales for the mall losses for these companies came ing of its first mall in Alliance, population, the market for a new as a whole have increased by 25 down to advertising problems or Ohio, in 1983. shopping mall would be tuned percent from last year and are mismanagement." Since then, The Mall Company primarily toward students. still growing. has opened Carnation Mail in Campus I But this is not the case with "When January comes In addition to Woodland Mall, 1988, and is involved with the 1 Woodland Mall, said Linda around, sales slump because the The Mall Company — a partner- opening of Miami Valley Center PollV6V6S "^ fathering Place' Peters, manager of the complex holiday season is over — we ship consisting of an architect, in Piqua, Ohio, in addition to which opened May 13, 1987 in didn't experience that," she engineer, lawyer and an accoun- Woodland Mall. 352-9638 or 354-0056 Bowling Green. said. 440 E Court Street A survey to determine the The Mall Company antici- UPTOWN OCTOBER 20, 5-8 pm Free Delivery market of Woodland Mall was pates another good Christmas > done this past summer and for Woodland Mall especially LU o BLUE PLATE SPECIALS with specialty tennants such as Peters said the results were not 2 1 One Bowl Salad and Cup of Soup $2.50 as most people would assume. Hickory Farms and those which ON H "The market is predominan- feature leather goods and pic- 2. One Bowl Salad and Slice of Pizza $2.75 HIRTS v E ' T 2 3. 4" George Sub and a Cup of Soup $3.00 tly family-oriented in the 35 and tures, Peters said. m ow over age group," Peters said. 1 u 4. Bowl of Soup and Garlic Bread $1.50 "Our goal is to provide cus- 83^ G P cozl "The mall is not a college- tomer service as much as possi- s°1 £ You get It In 7 minutes or less or the next lunch meal is on us. Ask oriented facility even though the ble," she said. ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK 89 about George's lunch crew card. college students make up a J* mp majority of the population. But customer service is not Q. L Monday Through Friday the only goal of The Mall Com- 1X1 , ■ i P m CO 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. "College students don't have pany. V U (Inside Only) that large an income to spend in FRE E , T O the mall," Peters said. "The The company wants Woodland Z The Savings Are Great! m Live Entertainment with Thia Year's Fad at 10:00 p.m. average student only spends $30 Mall to become a community- ADMIT to $40 a month in the mall." oriented mall which will not TICKETS $2.00 AT THE DOOR have to compete with the larger <>\ I H K(l IMI'OU II I) HI I US • \ \( | ins The current market popula- malls, she said. tion reaches close to 25,000 peo- ple from the 39,000 permanent "We wanted the mall to be a households located within Wood safer place to shop and we wan- BETAS BETAS BETAS BETAS BETAS BETAS County. Of these households, the ted it to be convenient so the re- POOKIEJAP average income level reaches sidents do not have to go to CO close to $35,000 a year and shop- Toledo." Peters said. "We also pers' goods expenditures of wanted to keep Wood County's Happy The Brothers of Beta these patrons averaged tax dollars here instead of Located in the Woodland Mall Sweetest I Dayl^T $192,800,000 a year. having them go to Lucas Theta Pi Would Like 33 County." 352-1099 By 1990, the goods expendi- tures are protected to reach "Shoppers have to walk too to Congratulate Its | $271,300,000 and the average in- far to get to the building and the Order your Personalized come $43,800. crime rate is higher in bigger Decorated Cookie for your New Initiates eo cities and in bigger malls." Sweetheart on Sweetest Day! Peters said these figures have Mike Casement Pete Menyhart | supported the customer survey Thus far, the mall has not had Steve Fisher Steve Rank and show that the current mar- Eroblems competing with the Sizes include: ket rests with the permanent irger malls since the tenants Scott Larger population. are predominantly national- 12 inch circle Ralph Travise oriented stores who have a sig- 8 inch heart, circle or square However, she does not deny nificant amount of advertising I that when school is in its regular and those stores who have had so 15-week sessions, there is an in- problems staying afloat at the crease in business for the two mall, are the ones who owned by million-square-foot mall. individuals, not companies. One Day Notice Needed 50 "Business picks up when "The stores who have their school is in session, Peters own personal financing are the And Welcome Our New said. "In the summer, there are ones who usually don't make it," 1 about 10,000 less students." Pledges and Pledge co Because of the number of col- lege students in the city, Peters Class Officers said the Woodland Mall has I brought in stores such as Maur- President- Jeff Herbst ice's, The Dollar Tree, Deb and Vice-President- John Kramer CO Mr. Bulky's which focus on the college crowd. 352-0796 Social Chairman- Sean Samuels I Under the ownership of The HOURS: 6:00 A.M.-12:00 MIDNIGHT Treasurer- Seth Lewis CO Mall Company, 85.000 square MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY feet was added to the existing Song Chairman- Jim Norris structure in November 1988 SERVICE AREA: BOWLING GREEN which includes Hills and 13 other $ c Communication- Shawn Podgurski individual tenant spots. 1.50 Fare 75 Fare ChildrerChildren UNDER4VHS ORUNDfctUOlBS Cnr CIHorlu ffi^iW UNDER4 VflS ORUNDfcfUC Eric Banks Mike Moraw "The mall traffic is up, sales Ride Free Of Charge E?rN/Per?SnAS Handicapped Persons Rlde Ffe£ °' £hi are up and commercial appeal is with nduli Mark Crawford Todd Meyer 1 4-64 Yrs. Of Age T,a ,...,,K Ci,a ■**,,., Ch a J»* ■ up," Peters said. "We are doing Chi a try*. ''-■'.'. ce very well and we anticipate do- .. . . Seals,oa s p'ovidec!p v k Keith Goodrich Jim Norris ing even better. VAN WITH LIFT AVAILABLE: Wheelchair Access & Group Seatinq Available ' '° " " •Tonsil Identification Cards Available Al Grants Administrators otnee On Tues. S Wed Only Karl Kantor Mike Schane I "In three to five years we will Call 354-6220 For More lnforma.,on , be to full lease and sales poten- Joe Kistler Brent Spray tial. Right now we are only 65 SERVICE PROVIDER percentTeased." RICHARD RAMOS Lei Driver Know Andrew Wilkin I ■ How Many Persons Peters said the mall is doing Will Be Riding BETAS BETAS BETAS BETAS BETAS BETAS "wonderfully well" and in addi- tion to sales being up, they are THE BG NEWS
6 IGNtwi October 19,1989 City City rezoning hopeful Falcon motel expands ing, the motel plans to install motel's restaurant with the Landowner opts for possibility of student rental property by Wynne Everett touch-tone phones and new facilities came to re- staff writer modems in every room. sponse to recent trends in the motel industry which stress at- because they believed there was by Wynne Everett ing rental units. TJhe manager of a local The existing building, eur- tracting business travelers, an interest in developing it in- Baersaid. staff writer dustrially. motel hopes construction of a "We had in mind maybe new two-story reception build- something for married students ing including a "businessper- "We discussed a "The need for a restaurant More student rental property or people who don't want to Fite said she and her husband son's center" will help attract variety of things we right at the motel is gone these may spring up in Bowling Green necessarily live real close to have never been aware of such business travelers. days," Baer said. "We dtocus- if a 9.6 acre plot southwest of campus, she said. "We have an interest and do not plan to sell Best Western Falcon Plaza could do instead of sed a variety of things we campus is rezoned to an R-3 no plans drawn or anything like to industrial developers. Motel, 1450 E. Wooster St., be- could do instead of that restau- category. that yet, but we had rentals in E construction of a new that restaurant, but rant, but we decided these At its Monday night meeting. mind." Ward 1 Councilman "Even if someone wanted to ,000 building to replace JR we decided these business facilities were the Bowling Green City Council Donald Pond said he asked for develop it as industrial, we sntlne's restaurant late best thing. They are becoming agreed to rehear a petition on the request to be reintroduced to wouldn't allow it," she said. "It last month and plans to open business facilities an amenity tn the lodging in- the land parcel, located at the the council's agenda because he shouldn't have had any bearing the addition in March. were the best dustry." northeast corner of South Main felt confusion over the land's fu- on the council's decision." In addition to the business Street and Gypsy Lane Road, ture development may have af- work station, the new building thing." Beyond the desire to attract which is presently undeveloped, fected the last vote. will include a new registration business travelers, Baer said but zoned M-l for light industrial Fite and her husband prefer -Tom Baer, Best that the land not be industrially area with a lobby, conversa- the decision to expand was also use. During a public hearing on the tion area and fireplace, office motivated by a need for a bet- Linda Fite, the land's owner, request last September, City developed because the main ac- Western Manager cess route would be South Main space, a gift shop, meeting ter position on Wooster Street is asking City Council to recon- Council was told a company was rooms and a breakfast parlor, sider its 2-5 vote last September interested in building a ware- Street, where the File's South- side Laundry is located. Best Western manager Tom rently housing registration and "We felt we were hidden be- denying the rezoning request. house on the site. Baersaid. managerial offices, is sched- hind the restaurant," he said. If Fife's request tor rezoning "Our business equipment uled to be converted into an in- "This will reposition the motel is granted, she said she plans to Pond said he believes many "We would rather not have will also be available to stu- door pool and recreation facili- out to the street. Curb appeal build either duplex or fourplez council members voted against trucks and heavy machinery dents at competitive charges," ty by next fall, he said. means a lot. Well realty de- rental units or sell the land to rezoning the land to the R-3 mul- moving through there," she Baersaid. mand attention from people developers interested in build- tiple family residential category said. In addition to the new build- The decision to replace the driving by."
DUTCH PANTRY RESTAURANTS Quake concerns students Forty buildings and two bridges have collapsed in Santa Cruz re- welcomes you to join REACH by John Kohlstrand sulting in an estimated $350 million in damage, the AP said. staff writer The older buildings in Santa Cruz, some of them Victorian-style us for breakfast mansions, most likely did not widthstand the powerful shock, Milne $2.45 News about Tuesday's massive Northern California earthquake said. FOR THE left a number of University students fearful about the plight of "I talked to my Mom and she said she felt the quake in Santa Bar- Mon. - Thur. friends and relatives in the area. bara, which is incredible because it is several hundred miles away," At least 272 people were reported dead and 650 were injured from he said. the earthquake, according to Associated Press reports. The earth- Milne said he heard about the incident while eating in a local res- 1720 E. WooMer POWER. 8uake measured 6.9 on the Richter Scale and is the second largest in taurant and was watching television until 2 a.m. Wednesday for (arrowi from ihe medium) .S. history. more news about the disaster. 352-7000 About 17 of the University's 17,000 students are from California. "You don't even know how to react at all," Milne said. "I don't Houra: Derek Milne, a University graduate student from Santa Barbara, think reality has hit at all." Sun - Thur. TEACH. Calif., completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Cal- "It's really hard to think of the reality that someone I know could *8* 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. 4g» Fri. ■ Sal. ifornia-Santa Cruz — about eight miles from the earthquake's epi- be dead," he added. 6 a.m. - 10 p.tn center. After hearing about the earthquake, sophomore undecided major . Milne has attempted to telephone his old college friends, but he Bob liegl immediately worried about his two sisters and their fami- has not been able to get through, he said. lies in San Francisco and San Jose, Calif. "The whole place could be leveled for all I know and I don't know While news slowly trickled across the country about the quake really," he said. Tuesday night, one of the few things Liegl was positive of was that March for Choice the fans at Candlestick Park for the World Series had not been hurt. PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING "I pray to God they were at the game. If they were at the game, they're safe," Liegl said Tuesday night, while his voice quivered and OHIO OLD HEINZ PARKING a television turned to a news station droned in the backround. Across Rail Road Tracks from E. Merry Apts. Liegl said he stayed up until 3 a.m. Wednesday hoping for news of October 29 ,1989 his family, but by Wednesday evening, Liegl had heard from only $100 one time charge one of his sister's families. His main concern was for his brother-in- Columbus, Ohio Parking now until 5/31/90 law, he said, who works as a painter in San Fransisco and could have been anywhere during the a p.m. earthquake. Senior Laura Perez Leaving B.G.: 9:30 a.m. from parking lot For more information call or stop in at also has a sister who lives in San Francisco. She heard about the by University smokestack Greenbriar Inc. earthquake after coming back to her residence hail after taking a Assemble: 1:00 p.m., Ohio Center, 224 E. Wooster test, she said. 400 N. High Street 352-0717 Q See Quake, page 8. March: 2:00 p.m., Down High St. PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING Rally: 3:00p.m., Bicentennial Park Leaving Columbus: 6:00 p.m. approx. 9:30 p.m. The Richter scale fat Speakers to include : I San Francisco quake of 1906 Kate Michelman. Exec. Dir. of NARAL Discover Europe Molly Yard, Prts. of NOW Keep Choice in Your House ■ Irene Nalividad, Pasl Pres. of the A 2.5 on the Richter scale (eels like the rumbling ol Learn How You Can Spend 5 a passing train. Whereas the energy released by an Nol the Statehouse National Women's Political Caucus 6.3 magnitude quake • the estimated magnitude of Exciting Weeks in Europe and Earn the 1906 San Francisco earthquake - It the same Support access 10 safe and legal abortions in Ohio. as a 15-megalon hydrogen bomb. 6 Credit Hours. The Richter scale measures the amount of FOR INFORMATION ON THE MARCH OR FOR energy released in an earthquake A TRANSPORTATION, CALL: Greg Hunt, Wood County magn*ude ol 5 or more is considered a major Chairman 352-5398 quake. Because the scale is togamhme, an OR Summer Study Program increase ot 1 in magnitude equals a 10-lold Send SI4 check or money order to: increase In the motion near the epicenter, Greg Hunt and approximately a 30-fokJ increase in 1017 S. Main St., Apt. 46 energy released. Therefore, an earthquake Bowling Green. OH 43402 in France ol magnitude 7 Is about 30 times more Include your name, address, and phone number intense that one of magnitude 6. but 900 The first 40 students need only pay SIO to ride Student Express Bus. Open Informational Meeting times more than one ol magnitude 5. 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Paul Olscamp, student for a day. (left) and Ginger Shaneck, president for a day, (right), exchange school supplies and administrative schedules at the Falcon's Nest in the morning.
Ginger Shaneck reviews her schedule for the day in Olscamp's office in Paul Olscamp writes and records notes in the Business Administration Building during Ginger Shaneck's ECON 202 class McFall Center.
Paul Olscamp relaxes in the .com jf Chapman Resident Advisor Brad Snedeker, before meeting with him to discuss a noise problem.
Two olShanecks friends, sophomore Amy Momlnee, (left) and sophomore Joanne Spiranovich (right) dine with Olscamp (center) in Harshman cafeteria.
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• MNtwi October 19,1989 Elsewhere Poverty growth Neighborhood fights 'Johns'
by M.R. Kropko dated. Maybe the word got out that this was a good place to be. There not addressed Associated Press writer is a lot of traffic that has to go through the neighborhood from the western suburbs to get downtown. by Nancy Benac showed no significant improve- "So there was the professional prostitute, but I think we also saw Associated Press writer ment." CLEVELAND — In an old neighborhood across the Cuyahoga the neighborhood girl with a crack problem. And it was all hours of The Census Bureau, however, River from downtown Cleveland, residents claim success with a the day. Sunday morning was a big time." found some cause for encour- strategy to combat the oldest profession. She and other neighborhood residents sought help, but police WASHINGTON - Nearly 32 agement in the report, pointing million Americans lived in pov- to a 1.7 percent increase in per They re jotting down license plates of cars that "Johns" use in lacked manpower to make a substantial number of solicitation erty in 1968, the Census Bureau capita personal income last picking up prostitutes and sending vehicle registrants a post card cases. reported Wednesday. It marked year. about the activity. So Ann Marie Wieland, a social worker who runs a court watch the second straight year in "It's a year basically in which Residents and business owners in the Near West Side area began program in the neighborhood, organized a "John patrol." Neighbor- which the nation made no signif- most groups stayed the same or meeting in July, after noticing that soliciting for prostitution had be- hood residents volunteered to watch for suspect cars and fill out a icant inroads against poverty improved, William Butz, the come blatant in their neighborhood. form when a known prostitute was seen entering a car. despite the economic expansion. agency's associate director for "We've always had a problem. There have always been some girls "You have a choice, do nothing or come up with a creative solu- demographics said. on the street. We've had a problem with male prostitution as well. tion," Wieland said. "It looks like this is as low as The poverty rate fell from 13.4 But there hadn't been the volume we began to see in May and June of Incident forms have space for the license number of suspect vehi- it's going to get for a while and it Ercent in 1987 to 13.1 percent this year." Council woman Helen Smith said. cles. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles — for a fee — supplies the isn't very low," said Robert it year and the number of im- The illicit sex market began to spill over from major streets onto name and address of the person the car is registered to. Greensteui of the Center on poverished people dipped from residential streets, she saidT Postcards are then mailed to the registrant. Each postcard's mes- Budget and Policy Priorities, a 32.3 million to 31.9 million, but "My husband and I have lived here 17 years and we are raising sage states it is a "Public Health Alert" and warns that an occupant private research group. "It is the Census Bureau said neither two kids, and we found ourselves this summer living in a flesh in the described vehicle "was observed transacting with a known disturbing that despite a sixth change was big enough to be sta- supermarket," said Mitsi Wagner, one of about 50 people who vol- prostitute." The message concludes: "Some prostitutes in this area year of economic recovery, both tistically significant. unteered to help combat the problem. are known AIDS carriers. We suggest for purposes of good health the nation's poverty rate and the Neither whites, blacks nor Wagner said she was most upset with men driving into the neigh- that the car occupant consider a blood test.' income of a typical household Hispanics made significant borhood looking for prostitutes. Wieland said some residents were told by streetwalkers that many gains in 1988, leaving wide gaps "Women I usf walking to the corner to catch the bus could not stop carry a virus that is preliminary to acquired immune deficiency between the three groups' pov- to wait for the bus without being solicited. My neighbor on Church syndrome, a usually fatal disease that may be sexually transmitted. erty rates: 10.1 percent for Avenue was solicited on her porch," Wagner said. "It was creepy, The "John patrol" was the subject of a front page story in the whites, 31.6 percent for blacks this feeling of not knowing who was out in tront of your house and for Cleveland Plain Dealer in August. and 26.8 percent for Hispanics. what reason." Wieland, in a recent interview, declined to say how many post- Both the number of poor peo- Councilwoman Smith found no clear reason why the activity sud- cards were sent out, but estimated it could be as high as 70, based on ^and the poverty rate have denly flourished in the working-class neighborhood. She said a good the number of valid witness forms she has receivea n inching downward since guess would be an influx of illegal drugs. She said she has not heard of any protest from anyone who got one 1983, but each still exceeds the "I was really surprised," she said. All of a sudden we were inun- of the cards. recent low points set in 1978, when the poverty rate was 11.4 percent and 24.5 million people were impoverished. Greenstein said the lack of re- AIDS labeled a catastrophe cent progress against poverty has occurred because the bene- fits of the economic expansion by Paul Recer tion's fight against AIDS and did the Vietnam War.'' drew up mathematical models are flowing disproportionately Associated Press writer warned a catastrophe is sweep- The Centers for Disease Con- to project possible conse- to the wealthiest Americans. ingover America." trol reports AIDS has been diag- quences. The poorest fifth of the popula- The study warns, "If the na- nosed in more than 100,000 In the worst case, the report tion received 4.6 percent of total WASHINGTON - There may tion shrinks from taking respon- Americans and almost 60,000 said there would be some 1.4 national family income in 1988, be 14.5 million Americans infec- sible action now to contain the... have died. These numbers do not million new HIV infections an- the lowest percentage since ted with the AIDS virus by the epidemic, it tacitly will be ac- include Americans who are only nually in the United States. 1954, while the richest fifth year 2002 unless stronger cepting a disaster of immense infected with the AIDS virus and This worst case, Johnston received 44 percent, the highest measures are taken to combat a nportions. not experiencing symptoms that said, assumes no vaccine is de- ever recorded, he said. growing epidemic, the Hudson Unchecked, AIDS will lull would classify the case as AIDS. veloped and there are no major The Census Bureau, mean- Institute predicts in what it calls more Americans in the next de- The Hudson study estimates are changes in current social-sexual time, pointed to the jump in real "a dark view of the future." cade than have died in combat in based on all people who are in- behavior. per capita income last year, to a Hudson, a conservative think all of the nation's wars since our fected with human immuniode- new high of $13,120. tank, released a report Tuesday founding," the study said. "Al- ficiency virus, or HIV, which Even with the best case, which based on a two-and-a-half year ready AIDS has claimed the causes AIDS. Johnston said would include a study of the progress of the na- lives of as many Americans as William Johnston, co-author vaccine by the middle of the of the study and vice president 1990s and "remarkable behav- of Hudson, said the report stud- ioral changes throughout soci- PILLS 'N PACKAGES iCampusI 1)1 I IVI KY ied three possible scenarios and ety." Polly eyes "A Gathering Place* Quake PHARMACY D Continued from page 6. 352-9638 or 354-0056 OCTOBER SPECIAL| "I freaked," Perez said Tues- her address is just 'San Fransis- day night.." I ran downstairs co'tome." RIGHT IN Free Delivery Small Cheese Pizza and tried to get a hold of her." 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I BG soccer team Quake brings jolt of reality extends streak World Series appears less important after disaster by Mike Drabenstott by Mark Huntebrtnker engaged in a national disaster. was to be a triumphant time. assistant sports editor Commentary No longer were the Giants and This 'Series by the Bay' version sports writer A's the headline news of these of the historical World Series put a lock on the bragging rights neighboring cities. appeared to have all the mak- COLUMBUS —Despite an array of detrimental elements the A capacity crowd gathered in of not only the bay, but the entire The main concern had turned ings of a happy ending to a sad soccer team defeated Ohio State 1-0 last night to extend its San Francisco's Candlestick world. to the safety of families, friends, year in the game. winning streak to six matches. Park Tuesday evening to wel- It all seemed so invincible. homes and fellow citizens. What Coming fresh on the heels of Falcon forward Bob Boyle tallied the Falcons lone goal at come the World Series back to But with a simple act of coin- was supposed to have been a the infamous Pete Rose scandal 66:90 into the match after his initial shot was blocked by Buck- their city. cidental nature, things were put pinnacle in these people's lives and the death of Commisioner eye goalkeeper Chad Planner. Boyle recovered the rebound After all, not since 1982 have into perspective. As fast as Jose was now a battle for survival. Bart Giamatti, the game was in behind Planner and netted BG's game winnner. they had a chance to view this Canseco can bit a 500-foot home It was as if somebody, some- the process of rebounding —just Midfielder Chris Iantoni assisted on the goal, originating the spectacle in their own backyard. run, or Rickey Henderson can where decided to sena a mes- as if always has. play with a crossing pass to Boyle. Of greatest concern to these steal second and third base, and sage. An expression to San But it appears the Rose scan- Field conditions in the artifically surfaced Ohio Stadium — people was not how they would Suicker than Kevin Mitchell and Francisco players and followers dal and the death of the commis- which is prohibited by the Big Ten from using chalk or paint to make up the work pushed aside 'ill Clark can start a Giants' things could be worse, a lot sioner wasn't a strong enough line the field — were less than ideal, Falcon head coach Gary to get to this late afternoon rally, everybody's focus had worse. A broadcast to the A's message. Those were just jabs, Palmisano said. contest, but to root their Giants changed. and Oakland faithful that win- this was the knockout punch. A "When you come to Ohio State and play on the Astro Turf it's to victory. The people on hand weren't ning two more games and the blow to remind participants and a matter of survival," he said. "The surface is not conducive to The work could wait until concerned about this spectacle World Championship isn't so followers alike that the old good soccer. Wednesday. A win Tuesday anymore. They were happy T>rtant after all. adage, "It's only a game" holds "When you come in here, you make the sign of the cross and night would put their beloved tomorrow was going to exist and almost seemed planned that so ever true. hope the Lord is on your side and you can knock one in. I guess team right back in the thick of they could finish their work they this debacle occured in front of a He was on our side tonight." things in the 1989 World Series. brushed away in the afternoon. national audience, for we also Palmisano said the overall team speed, one of BG's In one dugout, Giants' man- Craig wasn't worried about realized things could be worse, a strengths was ineffective because of the surface. ager Roger Craig, whose team stopping the A's and LaRussa lot worse. "You can't use it (speed) on Astro Turf," he said. "When you trails the Oakland Athletics two didn't care about winning the What was to be a relaxing try to play the ball to a spot like we do, you can't because the games to none in the series, was game. evening for viewers throughout ball runs. wondering if his team could stop Canseco and Henderson didn't the country and parts of the Palmisano added that play on the field without markings was theA's. mind that they was upstaged — world turned into an intense like the basketball team playing in Anderason Arena without In the other, Oakland man- they were just happy to be alive. evening of viewing a catas- lines on the floor. ager Tony LaRussa knew a vic- Mitchell and Clark weren't in trophe. OSU head coach Gary Avedikian said his Buckeyes provided tory Tuesday would virtually the middle of a rally, they were For the game of baseball, this more of an obstacle than the artificial grass. "BG has much more experience and a better record, but we outplayed them," he said. "Tonight we were better than they were. Another intangible which kept the score low was the weath- er. Game time temperature was 45 degrees with a BG like 20 niph wind out of the north. Consequently, both teams found it difficult to control the ball
and move it successfully up the field. (MTE IS BABOMN £l£v36Ka B0,M "Ovits 'on ONLY it 00 ALL YOU CAN EAT I NICHOLSON KEATON Dallas Green BBQ RIBS Mill RIBS enters picture Tonight at 7:15 only The LETHAL magic WEAPON is back! gg« RIBS $400 for Reds post ED a^*^ TONIGHT 4:30 — 7:00 p.m. Tonight at 9:30 only CINCINNATI (AP) — Former hammer. They do what they Siarts Thursday S THE PHEASANT ROOM-2nd FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION New York Yankees manager want." Marlon Brando In No Reservations accepted for these Specials Dallas Green says he has been The man who recommended A Dry While Season Food Coupons accepted 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. daily offered the job as Cincinnati Green's managerial hiring to 7 days only K Reds manager. But new Reds Steinbrenner was Quinn, then ®SW:ft?S&ffi:::::S^^ general manager Bob Quinn vice president and general said Wednesday no one has been manager of the Yankees. Schott -."-•:-■."'. ---- "■"■'//-/ '/,'//-.///.'///"/"///■'///'///'//// offered the position. hired Quinn last week as the Green said Reds owner and Reds' vice president and gen- The BG News Classifieds are where it's at! president Marge Schott offered eral manager, firing Quinn's (1807-1742)? him the manager's job, but he is predecessor, Murray Cook, just fnlimatp featuring Prof. Peter Schickele uncertain whether he wants it. before Cook was to have left and the Semi-Pro Musica Antiqua "She offered me the job, but Friday for the World Series in I'm not ready to commit," Oakland, Calif., to represent the Green told The Cincinnati En- Reds. Dana Krueger, mezzanine-soprano quirer in an interview published Quinn went to the Series in Peter Lurye, keyboardist Wednesday. "I am not sure if I Cook's place. William WalterSjjj»^>iction manager can be comfortable with certain The Reds skidded to fifth aspects of the situation." place in the National League J^^\
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CCHA STANDINGS Four Falcons near marks Defense TEAM (overall) W L T PTS 1. Ohio Stale (KM) 2 0 0 4 Western Michigan (2*0) 2 0 • 4 Passing, receiving and kicking records to fall improving 3. Michigan (1-0-1) 1 0 1 3 4. Lake Superior (1-1-0) 1 0 2 0 2 Gene Swick (1973-75) with 7,267 yards. Dackin will Michigan State (1-1-6) 1 by Andy Woodard need a couple 300-yard game to catch him. 6. Miami (0-1-1) 0 1 1 sports writer weekly 7. Bowling Green! 1-1-0) • ( • But with the likes of Thornton and Heard to 8. Ferris State (0-2-0) 0 0 0 throw to, anything is possible. Illinois-Chicago (0-2-0) 0 0 0 The 1989 season was supposed to be anything but Heard, a senior, has 2,141 yards receiving on 118 by Andy Woodard a record-breaking year for Bowling Green. catches. He is 127 yards shy of second place in both sports writer Entering the seventh week, though, several Fal- BG and MAC history — former Falcon receiver FRIDAY AND SATURDAY cons — namely quarterback Rich Dackin, wide Jeff Groth (1975-78) has 2,268 yards. Stan Hunter receivers Reggie Thornton and Ron Heard and (1982-85) is the all-time yards leader in the BG and Bowling Green's defense will Miami at Lake Superior place kicker Jason Zeller — have a chance to etch MAC record books with 2,679. never be confused with the Michigan at Lake Superior Pittsburgh Steelers' "Steel Cur- Michigan-Dearborn at Western Michigan their names in the school and Mid-American Con- Thornton needs just 72 yards to achieve 2,000. FRIDAY ference record books. When he does, he and Heard will become the first tain" of the 1970s. Dackin suffered through a horrible 1988 year, duo in MAC history to reach 2,000 yards during the Even on the Mid-American Bowling Green at Ohio State throwing nine interceptions and no touchdowns be- same four-year period. Conference level, the 1989 Fal- Ferris State at Michigan State fore breaking his right (throwing) wrist in the fifth This year, they've accounted for 908 yards and con "D" will never be as good as SATURDAY game at Western Michigan. four touchdowns. the 1973-75 Miami Redskins, This season, the senior has passed for 1,464 "Those two guys going into the season had so which held opponents to 298 Ohio State at Bowling Green yards and nine touchdowns, both tops in the MAC. much ballyhoo aboutnow good they are that some- points over the three years on Michigan State at Ferrisrris £State With his 303 yards against Toledo Saturday, times it's tough to live up to," Ankney said Satur- the way to three MAC titles. Dackin now ranks fourth on the MAC's career day. "But darn if those guys aren't better than But tor this season, the BG de- passing list. Dackin could move into third place what everybody said they were. fense just might be good enough MAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS with 281 yards Saturday at Eastern Michigan. to help claim one MAC cham- That would move him past former Falcon Mark "They've just been playing so well that no one pionship. TEAM (overall) T Miller. has been able to stop them." With each week, head coach 1. Eastern Michigan (5-1-1) Head coach Moe Ankney said he expected Moe Ankney has seen some type 2. Ball State 13-2-1) of improvement from this unit. s Dackin to bounce back this year. After a Dackin touchdown pass this season, or Bowling Green (34) "Rich hasn't really surprised me. He's surprised any time within the last four years for that matter, "Early in the season, we wer- CentralMichigan (3-3) 0 en't stopping anybody," said 5. Toledo (2-4) 0 a lot of other people who didn't think he could do the extra point has been a sure thing. 6. Western Michigan (3-3) 0 it." Ankney said after Saturday's 27-23 victory. "I Ankney, his team 3-1 and in sec- 7. Miami «W-1) 1 always knew he was a good quarterback. You look Zeller has made all 56 of his career PATs since ond place in the MAC. "Now 8. Ohio (04-1) 1 at his record and he's been a winner." taking over for Paul Silvi midway through the 1986 we've been able to stop people 9. Kent State (0-7) 1 Indeed, Dackin's numbers have been good. season. The Falcons would need to score 15 more and make them punt. The de- SATURDAY However, passing-wise, he won't achieve the sta- touchdowns for Zeller to have a shot to tie BG re- fense is getting better against tus of Brian McClure (1982-85), the greatest quar- cord-holder John Spengler (1978-flO), who has 71. the run. That's where the Im- Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan terback in BG history. provement has come." Western Michigan at Ball State At his current pace of 280 yards a game, Dackin The senior also has 35 career field goals — sec- However, all the defense could Kent State at Ohio will finish the season 145 yards short of 3,000. That ond on BG's all-time list. Zeller needs another nine do was improve after the first Miami at Toledo would give him about 7,000 career yards — he field goals to surpass Gehad Youssef (1981-84) for Jame. East Carolina rushed for Youngstown State at Central Michigan would need another 3,280 to catch McClure. first place. )1 yards in a 41-8 romp. In second place is former Toledo quarterback He s made eight-of-13 this season. Since then, Ball State had 171 yards on the ground, Central Michigan 220, Akron 227, Ohio University 212 and Toledo 137. The Rockets' total is most im- Large 2 Item Pizza BG hockey ticket info portant. The Rockets have had one of the better rushing attacks in the conference in recent For Bowling Green students, ticket — only one per student is completely passed out or 5 years. Last year against BG, the following is the policy for will be distributed. p.m. Friday (whichever comes first). Toledo had 232 yards on the '5.95 picking up tickets for hockey ground. only at games this season. 3. No more than half the stu- So how are the Falcons shor- dent allotment will be distrib- 6. If general admission tickets ing up their Swiss cheese de- 1. A student can pick up uted Monday. remain at 5 p.m. Friday, they fense? his/her general admission will be sold at the BG Ice Arena "There's been a lot of im- ticket beginning Monday at 9 ticket office prior to the game. 4. The remaining one-half will Sirovement on the defensive a.m. in the Memorial Hall ticket ront," Ankney said. MARK'S PIZZA office during the week of a home be distributed Tuesday begin- 7. Any student that has not ning at 9 a.m. at the ticket office. He said tackles Derrick Carr game. Sicked up his/her ticket during and Steve Wilbourne have im- le week will have to pay for a 2. A student must have Sroved along the front. Due to | EXPIRES 11 14 89 ■ 5. The distribution of tickets Seneral admission ticket at the (juries, the nose guard spot has his/her BG I.D. to pick up a will continue until the allotment ce Arena. been filled by Steve Ross, the current starter, Mark Ross and X 8. Students must show their Jeff Rottinghaus. Paul Harris FACULTY PLEDGES SI JPPORT American Heart student I.D.'s along with their has seen considerable action, Association ticket at the gate on game too. « nights. 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Lost: One Blue Jean Jacket I'm your big can you guess who. I'm excited 0pm In the N E Commons (Peace and love.) al ahead tor you! Sigma Nu Car Stuff 'St '"••DAVE.MaXE.R0S"*"* how 'bout you?Love. Your Big?? 30 designer tables on So get excited for the hunt on "Ain't Nulhln Dirty Ooln' Hey you guys' We cannot watt Community Opanahare the outside Womens Large Thursday night. On this Car" to have you guys aa you date Friday, Ocl 13. Oct 27. Nov 10. Dec 1 If found eel 3725417 REWARD • Jackie Stoker " Cause we're a team that's Friday night wil be a blast 8:30 pm ■• Tl UCF Center (Comer ol Thurahn OUT OF SIGHT! Hope the night won't pass to last and Ridge) Sponsors GSS & Bill Thompson Big a little, large A smal You're the best little of them al • • • LOVE YOUR BIG SIS" • * • SAE DO SAE DO Oh hear, hist one word ot advice Ethnic Studies Association PI BETA PHI RULES! you guys era welcome to look nice. rrt BRENDAN FOLEY TOM RUPPELU Meeting are held every Monday at 9 00 PM In SERVICES OFFERED Get psyched for big/little hunt' But If you wears suit and He JEFF DAQE CHRIS IANTONI 201 Education everyone is welcome. Pi Beta Phi BETHANY Pi Beta Phi You beet be prepared' You will dlel And when this night finally appears A TO 2 DATA CENTER ■ 352-5042 GET PSYCHED GRADUATING SENIORS INTERESTED IN • LITTLE MARY HASLINGER * To the True Gentlemen ol Bowing Green, you'- Get ready to dance and have some beers Complete Packaging Needs, UPS. Federal Ex- YOUR BIG LOVES YOU WORKING WITH THE POOR FOR ONE YEAR • ve made it to the top ot the Social scene The And who knows whet wil happen next press. Typing. Resumes. FAX. Copies GUESS WHO? For more information L V C Representative wil Big/Little week has begun bam is the place this Saturday night. We're We are sure you guys wtl try your beet be at UCF Center. Comer of Thurstm and I hope you're having lots of fun roundin ya up and dom ft right So don't be kite • " KATHY. TRWA. CATHERINE * * Ridge. Thursday at 8P.M. If only you knew. or you'll be square, Cuz al the beat are gonna Abortion. Morning After Treatment PI Beta Phi CHRISTY FLADING PI BETA PHI how happy you're going to be. WHO AMI? be there Love you DG deles Proud to be Pro Choice Being part ot ourGAMMA PHI family FIND OUT THURSDAY" Center for Choice II GSS Mini Conference. Human Rights - Unions. Very soon you wil find out ""•" KELLY DOTSON"" LOVE. YOUR BIG SAVE MONEY Day Care. Hearth Care. Student's Rights Sun- Toledo. OH 255-7 769 Just what your big is al about! HAPPY. HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY day Oct 22, 8 30-9 00 UCF Center (Thursttn Love, on BIRTHDAY I HOUSING 3 Ridge) AM your typing needa. Your Big PI Phi • Danla Webb • PI Phi To the best, most aweeome.terrific, auper ror> I Call 372-5880 mielHappy 20th' Love. Me GSS Newsletter #2 - Human Rights Prompt and profeeslonal Call Clara. 152-4017. I know your SMALL but i hope your BIG •'• KELLY DOTSON"" Deadline tor submissions is October 23 Arti- enough to find out who I amIYour AWE- * Pi Beta Phi ■ StgEp"" "BenRichard*" SigEP cles, poetry, comics, music, etc are welcome SOME, and I'm ao •.cited your my IliiieiPi UT Louise Quigley (ooops. I mean PRICHARDi Submissions should be dropped off at the OSS LASERPRINT.WORD PROCESSING *•• PI Beta Phi *"■ Pt Beta Phi""" HII I'm your big Aren't you psyched? I thought Phi Love * Mine, Welp. here's that personal you've been waiting Office on the 3rrj lloor ol McFall Center Term papers. Reports. Thesis. Resumes s MUGUET WAPREN Sol Wei, I ami We wil rule cuz we're cool Your BIG for- GSS sponsored Reggae Dance S1.25/PAGE CALL 353-5170 Your're neeto looking forward to a swell time at Love, Your Awesome Big PI Phi •Danla Webb'PI Phi Get excited for this week October 28 8PM kidnap Love, Your Date cause Big Li hunt ia really neat1 Grand Ballroom Someone cares about you and I'm so glad that we became frtenda, S2/person •Pt BETA PHI" your pregnancy concerns at PI Phi • Little Jenny Peyne ■ PI Phi A you wH become part ot my tanitys trend. Lil" Amy Franz eTtsjMNl BG PREGNANCY CENTER Get excited lor Big hunt because then you wel I know wel make a great teem I love my red hot little" 1 Tim Bruce, you are the greatest big anyone IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN DECEM- Cal 354-HOPE know who I amli You are an awesome little We ao get PSYCHED tor this week' Love. Your big could have' I had a auper time Thursday! BER 16. 1989 COMMENCEMENT CEREMON- For into on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS are going lo have a lot of tuniLove. Your Big Your Uttle Angelo IES. YOUR CAP AND GOWN ORDER MUST and supportive services Love Your Big, BE PLACED BY NOVEMBER 1. 1989 • ' GAMMA PHI BETA " ' • • • Pi Beta PN"" PI Beta Phi Pt PHI • STEPHANIE LEONARD " PI PHI SIGMA NU ALPHA XI DELTA SIGMA NU PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER AT THE GIFT Typing EHeen McNeeiey HEY UL' GET PSYCHED FOR BruVUL HUNT I Get psyched for Car stuff tomorrow at SLove COUNTER IN THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE S1 36 per pege I love my Htle KNOW WE'LL BE A GREAT TEAM I LOVE MY your coaches Steve. Scott A Tim *•• PI PN Tracy Beckett Pi Phi •*' OR BY PHONING 372-2851 IF YOUR OROER 354-0371 LITTLE-WELCOME TO THE FAMILY LOVE, SIO MA NU ALPHA XI DELTA SIGMA NU You art a terrific Pi Ph, IS PHONED IN, YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW P.A.B.T.Y (Promoting Awareness & Responsi- YOU BIG? l realty cannot deny YOUR CAP SIZE Typing done on a word processor 20 yrs ex- bility Towards Yourself) Al of the great times wel share improve your leadership stalls, attend SOLD How many six packs of Green Beans does it SIGMA NU CAR STUFF 'M We wsl make an aweeome par perience typing books, theses, disertationa. PI Phi Andrea Captan PI PM SIGMA NU CAR STUFF'S* Leadership Development Workshops Four Cal 353-1602 take to make you weekend tun? But keep in mind that I -e The time hea finely come SIGMA NU CAR STUFF '!■ different top*cs Includina: Serf-Esteem A Moti- Big Hunt has now begun (and I'm good at HI) vation, Getting involved. Study Skits, and PARTY (Promoting Awareness A Responsl- So glad my smal la you But your Big loves you!! Stress Management. Sign up In 405 Student befty Towards Yourself) Slay tuned til tomorrow for another due SILK, Who ever I may be??? Services For more information cal 372-2843 PERSONALS How many six Packs ol Green Beans Does it Hay datre did you have a good time? take to make you weekend tun Clue. Your big isn't very big' Maybe we cand o it again sometime • oh wait "I " SAE" KKG " S A£ " KKG' SAE" KKG " can t "'Your date Join the "I'm Driving Club" P A.R T Y (Promoting Awareness a Responsi- Hey SAE pledge class- October 16th • 18th, 20th 9 3Oam-4*00pm bility Towards Yourself) PI Phi Chriaty Crawford PI Phi Thanks lor an awesome time carving pumpkins in the Education Building lobby and if your Wend wenl out every nite and ate a six A Ul is someone who's special and dear, our and visiting wood county nursing home!!! We October 19th 9:30am-4 00pm in the Union SWEATSHfRT MANIA AT BURGER KING krve you guys'The Kappa Pledges UPTOWN HALLOWEEN BLAST pack of Green Beans. COuM you la* to friendship Is true and crystal dear I'm so gald Foyer Any Oueatlona. can 372-3709 Spon- rum/ her about it? SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KING TUESDAY OCTOBER 31 ST you are part of my 'amity tree, no big la prouder sor edbyPhiMu SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KING (SO FIRST PRIZE COSTUME CONTEST or happier than me (?|Your big krvs you atot(?) •Uttle Mary Duddy- Jour 300 applications lor Spring 1990 accep- 1ST 200 GET FREE T-SHIRT PART Y (Promoting Awareness & Responsi- The 1989 Fal Semester of the BGSU Student ted 10/18-11.3 89 In Jour office 319 West b*iity Towards Youreff) PfPHIJENIGUMPF Get Psyched for Btg Hunt! 1 Organization Directory is now available In the of- haH Apply early H your fnend went our every nite and ate a six A little ike you Pi Phi's are going to heve the fice ot Student Activities and Orientation. Room pack of Green Beans. Could you talk to him her Surely makes me beam beatG P A onCamupa about it? 405. Student Services Bldg L.A.Q.A. • AMY STRIMPLE Beacauae me and Gump! Make such a Team! -Your Big can't wait lor There win be a meeting of the Lesbian And Big Hunt AGay afcance Thursday, October 19 at I love my Mbe ao, PETE IS DEAD I LOVE MY UTTLE! The ARK Band from Columbus plays at the Car- 8 30p m The meeting is free and open to al, I can't wait to let you know. PETE IS DEAD tjbean Association's Annual Harambee Unity Crucial Roots REGOAE party. Sat Oct 21 at 9 and It wB be held m the basement of the United How wonderful it wi be, PETE IS DEAD PI PHI JUSTINE C pm IntheN E Commona. (Onelove) Christian Fellowship Center. Call the new LEs- Big and Little • you and me! Get excited lor Big Hunt bian and Gay Information Line at 352-LAGA You are wonderful and so sweet, I can't wait to teach you some realy terrific PI PI Beta Phi This Saturday- From 7-10 pm. on Mondaya. Wednesdays, I cannot wart until we meet! 18 and over Dance Party UttleDanaH PmSonga Love, Alcohol Awareness week ends with a bang at and Fridays for more information Your Big DRY DOCK Our DJa wtl rock you from Tonight at Stammers YOUR B!Q LOVES YOU' Get ready for a great year Need a little eicltement? We have HI Nice Rear 9pm-1am. and you can take part In our trivia Under 21 $2 00 cove. • GAMMA PHI BETA" 21 A Ever ahvaya free. A.M.A. Haunted House Get It in Gear Pi Phi Lil Shannon Monter Pi Phi contest with e chance to win greet prizes! Lo- cated In Harshman Quad No cover, no ID OcL 20* 21 From 7-11 pm Have no fear As the week goes on you ■ get more clues. • AOTT • Natalie Cadman : AOTT • Stay Here and maybe then you'l have a better view, Friday-Disc Jockey from 930 Adm. .03 I can't wart to start tamuily traditions with you! (I had to rhyme) who you're big Is and what she's Ike. To the awesome men in the white stwt and A.M.A. Advertising Committee Saturday-Adm. S2-50 Do you know who I am yet?' AOTT • I love my Pi Phi Love. Your Big Maybe you already know. Paychf blue aborts at Son Rock Cafe Saturday Night. At the wood Co. Falrgrounda Annex little Slater! ■ AOTT • Can't wait to get my first little1 From? you never said heeo! From the blond who was si 5:30 Thursday, Oct. II See you there! RoomtOOBA PI BETA PHI teal and black sitting in the front row Csn we LIL' TOMMY WEEKS Pi Ph. Ul Ok* Huston PI Phi ever meet? Thursday nite you't find out. Oh Little ol mine Adoption Happey married couple off 4 yra. We Whet bigs & littles are al about, Get ready lor an awesome time TODAY'S SPIRIT IS ENERGY- I'd love to write you a cod poem promtae your child a loving home and financial So get excited A don't be late, EXPERIENCE ITI - MASK security Devoted stay at home mom. caring It's you A me little. It must be late but I don't know how to rhyme, (or od I?) dad and one big aleter Al medical a Legal ex- Love • Your big See you tomorrow love your Big Trinity United Methodist Church peneea paid Cal collect H19| 822 9288 RUMMAGE SALE - 200 N Summit St AJnt Sturfin' PI Beta PM PI Phi LI' PAM QUAIL Pi Phi Oct 21. 23. 24, 25. 28, 27th. 9-5 first 5 II you UT Tracy Wortey , To my little pam. me hunt has begun dsys. 9-1 onlasldayl27th| You Ain't Nulhln' I knew from the start Thai week wil be exciting and loaded with fun, Z PHI B LISA SMITH Z PHI B Sigma Nu Car Stuff 'SI that you'd be the one I can't wart N this week comes to and end HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY Oct 20014 30 Aa Big A UWe wel be number one you'l find not onty a Bkj, but ateo a friend. (Conkan Volleyball Courts) The time wil soon come BELATED BELATED BELATED BELATED BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY that you'll find out Pi Phi baa Arcaro Pi Phi What Big A Little Is al about. Last, Hey you awesome UTTLE- Gel exerted Get excited for BIG HUNT! Sorry ttaa birthday mesaage ia a day or two late. ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK SOFTBALL becauae you're big cannot wait until Love, Your Anxious Big!??? I fust wanted to wish you Happy birthday again TOURNAMENT IheBtGOAYI anyway! Love ya mom, SheU P S OOPS, the Which fraternity Soforlty pairing wil come out Trust me you wil be surprised real of HOSE love you also, and wtth you a on top? Find out TONIGHT at 11 30pm Intramu- and we wil be the happy birthday loo PS S OOPS, let ua not ral Fields best Big Ul combo ever forget the crowning of Queen. Co- Alpha Omioron PI | You choose the Sob ■ We'll fill the MINJ PI Phi love a mine. ngrats P S S S OOPS, let us also not forget ?Yourblg? the HAPPY HAPPY OCCASSION from the Pi Phi Lisa Arcaro Pi Phi stompdown Wel be over to aee the Video tap* Qayte Wchol- I POQUQPS special. ol Thewtnnmg show.ZETA PHI BETA ZETA SPIRIT OF ENERGY- PHI BETA Have a greet weekend! ■ George's special. Taco Sub. EXPERIENCE IT' - MASK Happy Sweetest Day' ■ German Delight. Vegetarian. \ Monty. Hawaiian Punch. Love, your Aunt Stela1 ■Regular. Pizza. Turkey PUBLIC NOTICE Alpha Ph. • Aloha Ph, • Alone Ph. 'The Nazarene Montessort School, thanks lor beog such greet partners *\ Nehonai Desktop 1 Inc.. located at 1291 Conneaut Ave.. Coeagieto Alcohol Awareness Week Bowling Green. Ohio, has requested Alpha SM • Alpha Sig* Alpha Slg from the Ohio Department of Educa- Angie Gabriel Publishing tion a Charter. We Take Gel excited tor Thursday night: Big hunt awaits Any persons having knowledge of ra you. cial discriminatory practices tn the re- X Mug cruitment of students, admissions, em- AOTT • BETA ■ AOTT • BETA PRIDE To your door or in the store ployment, scholarships / loans / fee The pledge sisters of Alpha Omicron PI would kinko's waivers, educational programs, or ath- *e to thank the brothers ol Bets Theta Pi tor in- letics / exfiacurricular activities should vttmg u sto the etiquette seminar last week We In Your Work hedagreettlmelll le*__M_j.- Fitted I* ■» collector's the copy center contact the Division of Equal Educatio- gFOQBOJ t MrjG nal Opportunities, 65 South Front AOTT • LOM HANNA • AOTT I ■VIUIIIVH y "~IOS. pO»li' ■ 945 South Main , , Street. Room 416. Columbus. Ohio brochurot. I090. «-t< you' bi'.t i tor only I LOVE MY LITTLE! Open 7 Days 43266 0308 Telephone number • ■ FREE DELIVERY DAILY , - 1*:£x CANT WATT UNTIL FRIDAY! ■ F.C.HAN $4.00 354-3977 (614) 466-3318. ■ wtth this coupon All complaints made will be Investi- AOTT • AOTT • AOTT* AOTT 211 West Hall UmGrOpNcS 372 7418 ,■352-7571 «** ««•» •*. 113 Railroad gated prior to the Issuance of a Charter to said school." continued on p. 12 I f THE BG NEWS 12 lON.wi Octob«rl9,19«9 Classifieds conUnucdfromp.il DIMERS ARE BACK GAMMA PHI BETA ■ WENDY MeDOLETON Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta Work 16 hours per weekend Our company la AOTT AOTT Gayle Ntchol AOTT AOTT 7-0pm TONIGHT BIG HUNT IS HERE Little Amy wtieelen, WANTED AT SUMMERS BUT DO NOT FEAR I'm ao happy that you're al mine seeking employees to perform unekjaad Ight FOR MY LIL'WENDY production work. Current openings for a now I hop* you re confused You don't know me yet but it soon wi be time IS SWEET At CANDY Our Friendship wil grow |ust wait and see weekend shift-7and 1/2 hours on Saturday and haven I a clue- Or. Suaaa 1 female needed tor Spring eomeeter or ARE YOU CONFUSED MA'am The time is near for you to |Oln our Family' and 7 and 1/2 hours on Sunday. Plant location Get excited for tomorrow sooner OWN BEOROOM. S150/month Stop I LOVE rouii BOUT WHO I AM?? Love and TTKE la only 2 blocks from B.O.8.U. campus. The cauee your Big lovee you' Mrs Suaaa by and see ua at 519 Ridge St «23 or call Love. Your BIG- Your BIG??? 353-7531 rate of wage la $3 35 par hour. If Interested In Only 2 more days' thra weekend shift, or If you can work at leeel AOTT KRIS WAYMAN AOTT 16 hours Monday thru Friday, cast the office at GAMMA PHI BETA HeyMkNDY! To my KHe KrU- DRY DOCK * DRY DOCK 1 Female Roommate needed to sublease for 354-2844 or pick up an appecafJon at Advan 1 Big Rita I hop* your* m excited nun can! wait M Dry DOCK meetings are head every Sunday night Spring '90. Very close to campus Ph. Cal ced Specially Products, inc 428 dough,. Your the beat Big m the Whole world1 tomorrow'Alpha Lova. Your Big at 9pm rn 203 Education Interested in DJng. Your were right Those ALCOHOL AWARE- 3633579 Street. Bowing Green. Ohio Thanks lor being auch an awesome Inend! NESS WEEK displays In the library are GREAT! advertising, promoting or programming nights at I'm going to miss you next year! How do I learn more about the Wei? Their new Dry Dock? Or do you luat want to have fun and Love you Httle Kris office is in the Rac. right? Let's go check it 1 female roommate lo take over Spring semes- meat new frfenda? We'd love to see you mere' AOTT XX LARA LEE XX AOTT GAMMA PHI BETA outlSee ya! KAREN ter kwae-tve with two other gala M Piedmont Everyone welcome1 Apts -Can move in after finale Can Melissa at FOR SALE Oat payched tor tomorrow' Alpha Lova- Your Big B! 354-7142 Gemma Phi Beta INTRAMURALS: WRESTLING OFFICIALS Ul Jeni Woktyla NEEDED. PICK UP REFERRAL IN STUDENT EASTERN MICHIGAN vs BG I hope you have had EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AND APPLY IN 108 1 male needed to sublease for spring 90 1978 Ponoac Bonnevme Reaable Bast Offer, AOTT AOTT AOTT at Quarters Cafe on our a lot of lun SRC BEFORE OCTOBER 30TH $l40/mo Call354 5929 AsklorTodd Cat 354-0613 | UI Trie* Gray. t-gScreen KlckOff 12:30 But you Big Hunt Kappe Sigma t MucK-Muck Kappa Sigma 1 -2 persons needed to 8ubleiia a vary nice 1981 Chev Citation I'm ao glad you're my little Saturday .25 hot dogs la not Done 1 Thanx 4 a greet at Homecoming' furnished apartment ASAP. Cal 354-6058 and AM FM with Cassette Oat payched tor Friday 2-7pm The only piece m So Keep on searching A Special Thanx to EOONOOtPotatoa Head) ask for Lisa after 7.00 PM on weeknights or Air Conditioning Love. Your Big town to catch the game and you will see 4 making It possible to tel the dresses apart! anytime on the weekends. Leeve a message Reaable car in Greet Condition , just who your big And remember • no one's leaving tm the bottles any other Ume Cal 372-1441 or 372-2959 Is going to be' Every Mon-Frl 8-10 PM gonelXXOO. Scnmitty a Jones Ask for Thomaa , AOTT '■' STACY TURBAK AOTT Love your Big WBOU M.1 FM Female Roommate needed for Spring That spec* day la coming vary faat. I realty The best in R » B, Rap and Dance Music want to make it last So get exerted cause soon KELLEY SMITH Nice Apartment. Cheap rent Cal 353-8736 In Northwest Ohio GAMMA PHI BETA you'l be. my new 'IT sister on our family Get excited to gat 1983 Mazda GLC Custom L, 4 dr. aadan In POWER M LILSTACEYMIUS good cond. $150000 5-apd . AC. AM/FM tree Love you Big Sia your BIG Need 1 female non-smoker to sublease E. Are you tired ol worthless clues? case., no mat Cal 352-2799 a leave message AOTT Merry apt. for Spg 90 with 2 other girls Availa- and sitting around with nothing to do? on recorder. Doyouwonder wholam ble exam wk. Please cal ASAP anytime and EXPERIENCE THE SPIRIT OF ENERGY Attention Accounting Ma|ors. Numerous As you sit and eat a case ofSPAM? KRISTIN FROEMUNG leave message 353-8432 1988 PonhSc Ftero, automatic, tst-crutae-air- M.A.S.K. Toledo. Cleveland, and Dayton area com- no matter what you do • remember you big ENJOY YOUR WEEK AM/FM cassette A more This car la Immac- ulate only 12,000 miles A must see car panlee are rooking for sophomores and Jun- loves you! KNOW YOUR BIG LOVES NEEOE0: FEMALE ROOMMATE $8250 00 Cal Aliaea 353-9474 iors for Spring co-ops. Stop by 2M Adminis- Love, big? YOU! To share house with 3 girts lour houses from tration Building or call 372-2451. PI PHI? campus Fall and Spring Semester Contact FRANCE THIS SUMMER? GAMMA PHI BETA LynnorKeley 353-7407 1989 Ouentm 1000 LX. 12 sp . whl 27 Complete your language requirement Little LonVoleski. LAUREN ORODEK Srraal. one person apartment or efficiency trsme-25 $160 354-7924 Attention all Graduate Students whee broadening your hortzona! I love my little, you wil see Congratuatlons on your engagement to Tim' within 1/2 meS of campus for Spring 1990. There wi be a Senate meeting In McFal As- Summer Cluster in France what greet Irlenda we can be. Was ft a Surprise?' Welcome to the family' $150/mo or less Send inquires to: Alpha Romeo Convertible sembly on Friday. Oct 20 from 2 30-4:00 PM Information meeting The beet Dig lime is you and me. I'm looking forward to many great years ahead. Apartment 1973 Classic, British Racing See you there1' Thura , Oct 28. 7 30 PM Love, Your Big? Sisters forever. Who would have ever %C Richmond French House. Sorority Row thought?!?'Love. ANNE 313 0f1enhauerWeat Green Open to offera Cal 1-386-6512 GAMMA PHI • • Lll RORI ■ • QAMMA PHI BG.Ohto AXO TANYA QERCAK AXO G PHI B G PHI B G PHI B Rosas are red UIKkn. Electra Electric base guitar Black exceaanl condition World s Greatest Little' Ul Laura Jackson Violets are Blue It's been siey. fl's been fun Wanted 1 or 2 persons needed to sublease 2 Your Big Loves you very much! I'm ao Happy but dear II. BIG HUNTS nearly done bedroom apt spring semester Al utilities paid Case Included $150 GPHIBGPHIBGPHIB My Little ia You" It's almost time for you to aee for except electric cheap rent cal 363-9461. BE A CAMPUS SISTER GAMMA PHI • ■ III' RORI *' GAMMA PHI what a great big/Ill pair Warned 39 People Eplphone 12 string guitar we wal be! to lose weight/earn like new" $175 or trade Your Friendship could change someone s Me Love. Your BIG GPhlBGPHIBGPhiB Gamma Phi Wendy Lucas Gamma Phi money- 353-9764 353-7868 Applications are available m 405 Student Ser- GAMMA PHI BETA vices Deadline is Oct 20 H'Sueenne Cash Roses sre red, Carnations are pink, Hip Hip Hooray Hip Hip Hooree Hera's your 4th clue, gal ready. Don't Blink! BE A CAMPUS SISTER For Sale: 1965 Dodge Poem Big and little, you and me Your Big Is not a senior!! UlTroyann We need two non-smoking femalea to aublassia 318EngM Shout it high. SHout Is low I Love YOU Lll'! You'r.th. Basil II Big hunt la approaching sooner then u think 1 BG vs EASTERN MICHIGAN apt lor Spring '90 eemeater Unfurnished apt., Asking $800 Cal Brian 353-8833 in bet I've got you on the go I can't wall 4 u 2 B my official little' air cond . laundry, and reaaonatole rent! Cal at Quarters Cafe on our Your Big is anxious for the day. See U some time this week Gamma Phi Beta AmyorUaaat353-5729(after5:00) Big Screen Kick oil I 2 30 When you'.. Join my family In PI Phi Love 1 Mine Ul Anna Stasnkiw Saturday. 2 5 hot dogs a special way Your Big Qarage Sale Big-Lime hunt is finally here 2-7p.m The only place in Love. Big???? PS Keep Smiling.'i Stadium View Apia. Club House Soon the end wil be drawing near HELP WANTED town to catch the game GPhlBGPhlBGPhlB 1700 Juniper Dr. Frl From But Your big wil always be your friend Noon-SPM * Sat from Bam-1 pm Her love, for you wi never end. Ul' Amy Church Huge Oarage Sa!e-20 Fsmlshes Gemma Phi Beta/FUl Guess WHO? Just 8 tew more deys ' Some Other Place • BURGER KINQ HAS SWEATSHIRT MANIA Bowing Green's original party bar ia back. We Find |ust what you're looking for Freeze Frame Love. Your big? Like the rest w* at a Bargain Price BURGER KINO HAS SWEATSHIRT MANIA Freeze Frame Prove to you. that your BIG LOVES YOU! need bartenders, doorman, wait staff and BURGER KINO HAS SWEATSHIRT MANIA Gamma Phi Beta/FUl Much love and TTKE. O.J.'a. Apply at 176 E Wooatar GAMMA PHI BETA AMY HAMM Your Big Anytime Look High. Look low Car Stutfa Of Alpha Phi- Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta And Soon you'l know la It True You Can Buy teeps lor $44 through Get Your "Stuff" Together and Tracy Durei. How Happy a big I am ATTENTION EXCELLENT INCOME Get payched for Car stuff' the U.S. Government? Get the facta today! Cal The time has come as you have seen Cuz your my Httle Amy Hamm La" Amy Sltkkerveer FOR HOME ASSEMBLY WORK INFO Your Sigma Nu Coaches 1-312-742-1 142 Ext 1794 to get your big. Who Is she? Surprise, Surprise BIG hunt is here CALL 504-646-1700 DEPT P6255 I am not tefang! Jump up and Down and give a cheer QAMMA PHI BETA NAKAMICHI RX-202 Unidirectional auto- Love, Your Big here's s personal to show you Bar Manager CHRIS STECURA A LINDA TAYLOR Gamma PM Beta Gamma PM Beta Little Nicole Nuhn that aa your BfG I'l be always true reverae caaatte deck. $750 value wil aacrifice Your search tor your BIO has fust begun But I Apply 176 E Wooeter You plus me equal Family for besl offer Please call 354-4861 1 hope the journey haa been tun The candy, the I'm ao excited because you two are awesome! Love and TTKE. YOUR BIG Nintendo game ayatem But let me give you a helpful hint m case you Gamma Phi Beta/FUl board, the flower. S Kiss The Rest ol the hunt Delivery Personnel DiBeneOetto's Freeze Frame la even better than this'Happy Hunting' Plus extra joysticks snd 6 cartndgea haven't figured It out yet- you two are twtnellPI 1432 E Wooster. Apply 2-5:00p.m asking $200 or best offer Freeze Frame Love, your BIG La" Chrisay P. Mon-Fri Phi love ana mine- MUST SELLI Cal Greg at 372-4838 Your proud BfG Gamma Phi Beta/FUl Don't you wiehy Who I was The time wil be soon PIONEER STEREO TURNTABLE; PL-450; Gamma Phi Beta/FUl Gamma PM Beta ' Llbbey Bylnglon Experienced larm boy lor Fall harvest with In 3 COME JOIN THE MANAGEMENT CLUB So don't be a goon! 120V - 60HZ; w/ stylus; very good shape Freeze Frame G at Payched for Big Hunl THURSDAY. OCT 12 AT 7:30. IA110 PI Phi Love, miles of BO. Cal 686-4651. October 28th Who knows when It will be $40 00 Cal 381-1931 Your Big But I know one thing OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Sum- COME JOIN THE MANAGEMENT CLUB We are the best BigiLitt i a mer.Yr round. Al Countries. Al fields Free Sago Video Game Systems and/or games THURSDAY, OCT 12 AT 7:M, IA 110 Thai anyone will ever see! LI" Uaa Woodruff Info Write UC. PO Bx 52-Corona Del Mar CA Price)neg Trevor 353-9161 Gamma Phi Rhonda Kotnlk Gamma Phi Always remember Your Big loves you! 92625OH03 Yea ire true Vasal Wind Tminor. For Condition Bool Ottnr The Ume la here for us to cheer PS II you think you k now You' re Wrong! Big, Ul hunt la here tor you Part-time. Cash Savings. Now hiring 10 energe- CalQlna372-6ie7. lor we are Big and Ul I can hardy wart COME JOIN THE MANAGEMENT CLUB The hunt haa begun and so has the tun tic Individuate for exciting new local promotion For the big date Short hours-full lime pay. 9am-3pm or •4 Dodge Charger THURSDAY. OCT. I« AT 7:30. BA110 Soon you'l solve the ridday... GAMMA PHI BETA And whatever you do 4pm-9pm Mon. through Frl Cash paid deny. AM/FM Cassette, good condition, nick Love your Big??? UL STACEY MEOVITZ Just remember your BIG LOVES YOU! 352-3888 A ski ng $2500 or beat otter Congratulations Cadet ol the Month You are awesome Httle! Keep up the great work! Love and TTKE, Your Big Cell3SM«22. HEATHER GREENWELL GAMMA PHI BETA Your big ia so proud of you' Positions available lor cocktail aervera, wafrera. We're so proud of you Ul' TRICIA NARAMORE your buddies Love, Big??? La" Susan waitresses and kitchen personnel Apply at Chi I can't wait to reveal myself to you! Chi's 1566 S. Reynolds Rd or cal 893-7017 FOR RENT Rosas are red. I m so glad you wil be my little between 2-4pm Dear Sweetie Pie. Violets a/a blue Gamma Phi Beta LI' Deb Franeon and don't forget about your twin! Happy ANniversary and Happy Sweeteat Day. I'm your Big and See you one night this week! SPRING BREAK 1990-lndividual or student or- Soon you'l know the one who's gonna be the ganization needed to promote our Spring Break You Are the Sunshine of my life'love you toe l love Youi PI Phi love & mine. 1 bedroom furnished Apt. tor sublease Spring most lun Just wait and see .. tripe Earn money, free tripe and valuable work toe much " LOVE BIG?? Your Big Sam. Close to campus Great lor 1 or 2 people. The BESTbig and little ia YOU and MEII experience APPLY NOW! Cal Inter Campus Mfce P.S I love Ice Cream Cal between 1-6 pm 353-8683. Love your Big?'?!? Programs: 1-800-327-6013 Gernrna Phi Shaky Dorl Gamma PI* MELPI We're graduating! la it Driving you nutss? LITTLE BECKY STRIET Clean, furnished, 2 bdrm . apt acroaa from Qamrna Phi Baaa Temporary clerical help • Must have legible DEE — OEESMI It la driving you crazy? Oat EXCITED lor big hunt! campus-needs subleesee for Spring 1990. Cal Track) Stalder bandwnting a accuracy to work independently GET PS YCHEO FOR CAR STUFF Does it make your mind I know I ami I Lova my cool little 353-9563 IMS CHAMPS Since day one. I knew you were the one. in BO Courthouse If interested please contact: feel all hazy? PI PHI Love, your big?" ItM CHAMPS Look to the Future to be my kttie one CBC Company of NW Ohio at 476 8900 Nearly new large 2 bdrm, 11/2 baths, unfurn KM CHAMPS and look to the past Someday you II see who your big wH be, apt Stove, refng A dishwasher included. Avail- able now starting at $400/month. till CHAMPS??? the time for us and we wet be oh so haooy' LITTLE DIANE ECKARD Your the beat II' around! So don't clown VAIL, COLORADO ■ Resort Joba Cal John Newtove Real Estate 354-2260 we ■nw. haa coma at last' Welcome to my family as large as It may be. Soph., Jr.. or Sr. Hosp Mgmt.. Real. Mgmt . around, and soon we'l be found! You're the beat, little' you being my little ia so special lo me IPCO, REC. Gen Bus or Mktg students Op- Love and TTKE, Your Sigma nu coaches, Eric, todd, Deryl. A Love, your Big Gat payched for The hunt to find out who I wil portunities in Restaurants. Housekeeping, Cu- Wlnthrop Terrace apartments sre now taking Your Big?? Jim ball linary. Recreation, Front Desk & Banquet Cater- applications for Spring and Fal '90 lessee. 1 & QAMMA PHI BETA OG • Kidnap • DO • Kidnap • DO • ing. SpotJght Oct 19. 7:00 pm . 102 BA 2 bedroom apartments available Three great Little Krlssy Powell Bldg Interviewing Oct 20 - Coop Office 238 locationa, heat Included, maintenance, laundry, Kidnap ' DG ' Kidnap ' DG ' Kidnap Gamma Phi Beta QAMMA PHI BETA Admin .2-2451. etc. Cal 352-9136 or come to 400 napolean ' DG ' Kidnap ' DG ' Kidnap ' DG m Laura P I know you'l be psyched when you find out I am La" Heather Rd. Your Family la awaiting your big.... I was Roses are red. violets are blue, to welcome you Into our bond. Love?7? DO ' Kidnap - DO - Kidnap ' DO You don't know me. but I know you! For you are very special Kidnap ' DG ' Kidnap 'DG ' Kidnap The day will come when you wil see and of you I am ao fond MA.S.K. INO THE SPIRITS (MAKING ALTER- Kidnap'DO-Kidnap'DO What a great team we wil be! I hope trwa weeks been a treat QAMMA PHI BETA NATIVE SPIRITS KNOWN) and that you have had tun There's much more I have For you, DO ' Kidnap * DO ' Kidnap ' DO ' Kidnap though, belore BIG HUNT la done. Kidnap ' DO ' Kidnap ' DO * Kidnap ' DO I love my Gamma PM 'HI fW Kidnap ' DO ' Kidnap ' DO * Kidnap * DO With love from your big Enjoy Good Living in '89 with Typeset Resumes DO ' Kidnap ' DO ' Kidnap ' DO • PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. Kidnap ' DO ' Kidnap • DO • Kidnap • Gamma Phi Beta Little Valerie. 835 High Si Rental Office Kidnap ' DO " Kidnap ' DO Located al Ch6fry*ood Health Spa The week haa gone teat Out oh. what a bleat Phone 352-9378 8 00 -4 30 Its the beginning of a great year Monday - Fnday That win be feted with laughter and cheer 9X12 month Leases Available Valerie, you're ao sweet May our trlendahip forever keep' FsMlur*. DIMERS ARE BACK"! I love my LIT Valerie 2bf»*00«" 1 '.Da** PIEDMONT APTS. FirraAtWM •»«• *> ••. CaVC-.M'Q Dimera 7-9p m. at Stammers £■»'• lfKQ« CsfJ*»v« IsTttW do**! Come meet your friends (or BIRCH WOOD PLACE 650 SIXTH ST. GAMMA PHI • UL TRACEY TAYLOR • GA- QM r-Mi ami coo""g a great time PARTY ROOM FOR RENT l**»Or, *••*. an «aKh Dt**MQ MMA PHI PathO 4VM C/** »—«■■*» Sound cox>hon*o mw* The Big Hunt la on. And you must carry on Al ttraJL ■Price dots not include lax Second pap* SB 00