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Vol.72 Issue 93 March 6,1990 High 35' Bowling Green, Ohio The BG News Low 20° BRIEFLY Accused plead not guilty
SPORTS by John Kohlstrand city writer Athlete dies: Hank Gathers, one of only two Division I players to Accused murderers Dale Ferguson lead the nation in scoring and and Tassick P. Zimmer pleaded not rebounding in the same season, died guilty to murder in Wood County Sunday night after collapsing during Common Pleas Court Monday, with Loyola Marymount's West Coast Ferguson's lawyer claiming insanity Conference tournament game against as his client's defense. Portland. He was 23. The two were arraigned separately Gathers, a senior, was pronounced before Judge Gale Williamson for the dead at Daniel Freeman Marina Feb. 19 shooting death of 10-year-old Hospital, where he was taken by Steve Bankey Jr. at their East Poe ambulance after collapsing with 13:34 Road apartment. left in the first half. He died at 6:55 Ferguson, 30, who police said actual- p.m. PST, a school spokesman said. ly pulled the trigger of the .22 caliber Cardiologist Mason Weiss said rifle that killed Bankey, entered pleas cause of death was unknown and an of not guilty and not guilty by reason of autopsy would be performed. insanity to the charges of murder and a firearms violation. ... Williamson said Ferguson would be referred to a court diagnostic center CAMPUS where he will undergo psychological testing. His next pre-trial appearance is set for March 30 at 1:30 p.m. Club goes national: The The men are accused of shooting University's Sales Club became a Bankey after a night of drinking with chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon, a the boy at their apartment, police said. national professional business The pair allegedly discussed leaving fraternity in marketing, sales and town over a beer at Howard's Club H sales management. Seventy-five before going to Taco Bell to report the BG News/Mark Deckard members were initiated Saturday. crime. After interrogation by Bowling Dale Ferguson awaits the start of his ar- Green police, they were formally raignment on a murder charge Monday Drug program charged with Bankey's murder and de- morning in the Wood County Courth- sponsorear'Drug Fest '90," a tained in the Wood County Jail, where ouse. drug awareness program sponsored they each remain on $100,000 bonds. Zimmer had convinced Ferguson they by the Rodgers Hall staff and St. Zimmer pleaded not guilty to the should stay in town and turn them- Vincent Hospital's Tennyson Center, charges against himself and his court- selves in. will take place Wednesday at 8 p.m. in appointed lawyer John Duffin argued "It was Tassick who arranged for the Rodgers mezzanine lounge. The that the six-figure bond should be Klice to meet them at the Taco Bell," (irogram will feature a representative BG News/ Mark Deckard lowered. iff in said. rom Tennyson Center who will Tassick Zimmer stands alongside his lawyer as he enters a not guilty plea to murder Duffin told the court Ferguson had conduct a presentation and answer Monday morning. Zimmer is accused in the death of 10-year-old Steven Bankey. actually committed the crime, and D See Arraignment, page 7. questions.
Concert tonight: The Trombone Choir will perform tonight South Africa Senate issues a concern at 8 in the Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center. coup ends Trustees may be forced to face current questions
bloodlessly by James A. Tinker the trustees never responded, he said. Trustee Virginia Platt, a former fac- STATE staff writer Presently, the trustee agenda is pre- ulty member, endorsed Blinn's resolu- pared by Board Secretary Philip tion. by Greg My re Mason, who is also executive assistant "As far as I'm concerned, I will vote Associated Press writer Although he believes the Board of to University President Paul Olscamp. for it," she said. Spending proposed: Gov. Trustees can sidestep Faculty Senate The president has input on the agenda She said she believes the University's Richard Celeste on Monday unveiled JOHANNESBURG, South actions, senator Elliott Blinn is trying which receives final approval from decision makers are well informed, but a record $945.7 million construction Africa — South Africa sent to force the trustees to face campus is- Chairman of the Board J. Warren Hall. added "I don't think the trustees real- bill that he said responsibly addresses troops into the black homeland sues. Mason said if Blinn would investigate ize how well they could do." Ohio's needs for higher education, of Ciskei on Monday to quell "I'm clearly upset that there is a wall the procedure for setting the trustees' economic development and prisons. widespread looting and arson around the trustees that the Faculty agenda, he would agree the board Hall said he was deeply concerned At a news conference with following a military coup that Senate can't bridge," he said."If (the should set its own agenda. Hall agreed, with the perception among faculty — as legislative leaders who helped draft ousted the territory's au- trustees) want open dialogue, they'll saying it would be foolish for the senate indicated in a BG News survey — that it, ne said the plan — his fourth and thoritarian president. discuss the issues that concern us." and trustees agendas to be almost iden- trustees are unaware of issues and last before leaving office in 1991 — is Brig. Gen. Oupa Gqozo of the At today's senate meeting, Blinn is tical. concerns at the University. funded with existing resources and Ciskei army, who seized power expected to introduce a plan requesting However, Blinn said he is not asking "It is the farthest thing from the can be paid off in 15 to 20 years. Sunday, tola cheering support- any senate motions calling for trustee to prescribe anyone's agenda. trustees' intent either to ignore some- Nearly 93 percent of the projects ers the African National Con- action be automatically placed on the The Faculty Senate represents stu- thing the senate passes or to be una- will be funded with proceeds from gress and other anti-apartheid trustees' agenda within three meetings dents, faculty and the administration ware," Hall said. Anything the Facul- self-retiring revenue bonds and the groups would be allowed to after the senate approves a motion. and deserve a guaranteed reply to ty Senate does we are ultimately aware rest from a mix of tax revenues and operate freely under his new "Basically, the trustees in one way or resolutions calling for action by the of." other sources, Celeste said. government. another have a mechanism of flushing trustees, he said. Perhaps the trustees have allowed South African Foreign Minis- these things down the toilet," Blinn "I at least want the respect of a 'no,' this misperception to perpetuate, but ter Pik Botha said his govern- said. "They don't want to be in the posi- " Blinn said. that image needs to be remedied, he gihipans support ment intervened at the request tion to say no, because then they have If the Faculty Senate approves said. ush Nearly three of every four of Gqozo, who led the bloodless to explain themselves." Blinn's resolution, Hall said it would "The Board of Trustees know more Ohioans polled approve of President coup in the nominally indepen- Blinn recalled a senate resolution receive "spirited" discussion from the about Bowling Green and higher edu- Bush's performance, but Vice dent homeland on the Indian advocating on-campus housing for trustees, but he could not predict if it cation in general than people give them Ocean coast. graduate students, Dut mysteriously would be approved. credit," Mason said. President Dan Quayle did not fare More than 50 factories, many nearly as well in the results released owned by Israelis and Taiw- Monday. anese, were set afire in a second Of those surveyed in the Ohio Poll, day of rioting and looting in Fox declines several parts of Ciskei, witnes- Last in ring sentenced 74 percent approved of Bush's job ses said. Two hotels and dozens performance, and 20 percent of vehicles also were burned, to have case disapproved. Six percent had no they said. by Beth Church opinion or were neutral. Tnere were no deaths reported editor are serving time in the Mansfield insti- in Sunday's coup, but doctors at heard by jury tution for their involvement in the case. Forty-five percent of those Cecilia Mikilwane Hospital said Scott Kent, another University student surveyed approved of Quayle's three people were fatally stab- Richard Fox, alleged murderer of an The last member of the men's swim and swim team member, was sent to performance in office, while 24 bed and dozens more injured in 18-year-old Bowling Green woman, team involved in the University com- prison, but Williamson granted him percent disapproved and 31 percent the subsequent rioting. waived his right to be tried by jury Fri- Eter theft ring was sentenced to prison probation in January. were neutral or had no opinion. "All the shops and factories day and now awaits trial by a three- Judge Gale Williamson in Wood were burning, said an em- judge panel. unty Common Pleas Court Friday. Wood County Assistant Prosecutor ployee at a local hotel. "Every- Wood County Common Pleas Judge David Woessner said he was pleased body was looting and there was Donald DeCessna accepted the motion Craig E. Janeck, 21, of Dearborn with the outcome of all the cases. complete chaos. from defense lawyers John Callahan Heights, Mich., was ordered to serve HISTORY Rioters, many of them drunk, and Peter Halleck who claimed a fair one year at the Ohio State Reformatory "We are very satisfied with the speed broke into shops, removed and impartial jury would be difficult to in Mansfield, O.. but Williamson re- at which everything was wrapped up in goods, and then set buildings obtain due to extended media cover- duced the sentence to one and one-half such a complex case as this, he said. On this date: In 1968, Student ablaze with firebombs, the wit- age" of the case. years of probation. Council called off a proposed boycott nesses said. Looters used Last month, a University sociology Woessner agreed the judge was quite of the University's housing contracts wheelbarrows to haul away professor was employed by Fox's law- Janeck also must serve seven days in severe in issuing sentences for the after student and administration stoves, refrigerators and other yers to survey potential jurors from a Wood County Jail, perform 150 hours of eight men. negotiators reached agreement on a items, officials said. list of registered Wood County voters. community service and pay restitution new housing policy. The new policy Witnesses said the looting During a Februaiy hearing, Joseph of $350, Williamson said. "He was strict, but each case was gave students under the age of 21 the spread Monday evening to the Jacoby testified he believed it would be dealt with on an individual basis," he power to appeal a University black and mixed-race townships challenging to find unbiased jurors At a Jan. 24 hearing, he pleaded gui- said. regulation that required them to live outside the South African port based on the survey results. lty to a fourth-degree felony charge of on campus. city of East London, about 40 DeCessna said the court is making receiving stolen property. Investigation of the missing 150,000 miles from Ciskei's capital of every attempt to be impartial in the worth of computer equipment began University students Jonathan War- Sept. 16 when Warnick and Kent were Compiled (rom local and wire reports Bish0 case. 'D See South Africa, page 7. The three judges will be selected by nick, Thomas M. Thomas, Richard caught breaking into a car parked on U See Fox, page 7. Foster and Thomas Solomon currently campus by University police officers. THE BG NEWS
March 6,1990 Editorial The BG News SPORTS NETWORK -An independent Student Vace- EDITORIAL BOARD BECAUSE OP THE PRE-SEASON WOW BOB, LOOK AT BASEBALL STRIKE, WE'RE THAT BACKSTROKE ON Beth Church BRINGING YOU SOMETHING JONE'S RAKE-JOB/ Editor NEW ANP EXCITING ...
Amy Burkett Amy Cole Managing Editor Editorial Editor
Christian Thompson Dennis Robaugh Asst. Managing Editor City Editor
Andy Woodard Sports Editor House pay raise swindles voters
If you could get away with it, wouldn't you try to sneak a pay raise past your boss without the boss noticing it? Well, the House of Representatives is doing just that. The whirlwind of controversy which surrounded the House's plan to raise their salaries by one-third last fall has died down, and it seems the House is Trust and the Sandinistas hoping they can get through one more election year without much reaction from the constituents — the So the Sandinistas lost and tell us something we don't want The parable of the roommate in our explorations into ideas ones who are supposed to be the "bosses" in Amer- Spring Break is still two weeks to hear, don't we prefer hearing who accuses the other and the and techniques of our fields as ican democracy. away. Stuff happens. it from someone who knows us? other denies it has implications students, in our awareness of What keeps us going? Looking The messy part of the parable in each of our lives. decisions at a national and in- It took great cooperation between House Demo- forward to spring and trust. comes in when people who don't Parable: part two ternational level as citizens, and crats ana Republicans to push through the pay I heard a story of two room- know us, who don't nave our real The elections in Nicaragua in our relationship as persons, raise. The two parties even agreed to punish their mates who had a serious falling freedom and fullest develop- went off without a hitch and the we could be violating the growth own candidates if they raise the pay raise issue in out recently. The one accuses United States seems to have of freedom, the very life of our this year's House elections. the other of lying and the ac- exactly what it wants. But this is planet and the well-being of cused denies it. I apologize to the according to the press and vis- other people. people involved because I've not ual media in toe United States. It begins with awareness of House salaries have quietly risen from $89,500 to beard the whole story, but even How do we trust what we hear? what we think is right and $96,600. the sketchy details provide a Straight Are news organizations our wrong, and ends with gaining parable for the rest of us. friends, or do they simply share whatever courage necessary to Partial justification of the pay raise was found in Parable: part one space with us. do what is right. This could the Housed proposal to eliminate honorarium's for With friends we let our fears Space in our heads. mean not buying a single thing legislator's speaking engagements. Many legisla- and silliness show. In fact, with Talk In English 112, we're looking made by General Electric, even one of my friends who lives in at Stanley Milgram's experi- light bulbs, because they do so tors earned extra income from speaking across the Baltimore, I get really wacko. ment that tested ordinary per- much work for "Defense. country. He's prettV manic, which ener- by imwm sons' willingness to obey au- It could mean never eating at gizes me. The last time we saw thority, even when obeying McDonald's again, until they Legislation is supposed to be introduced next each other, we painted his room. Ed meant doing what the subjects stop using styrofoam and other year to bar representatives from giving paid In a day. Dougherty thought was wrong. A large pollutants (not to mention the ir- speeches. A few years ago when the nation's legis- Friends see our dirty apart- majority of the people tested (in responsiblity of eating so much lators voted themselves a pay raise they offered ments. We don't have to explain columnist each testing) violated their own meat while others are not eating when we're late (though it's a sense of right and wrong and at all). It could mean beginning this honorarium elimination as a justification. good practice to, anyway). succeeded in obeying outside with mediating for peace within Friends usually understand our ment in mind, try to tell us commands. our dorms, our apartments, our- However, after the raise went into effect and the ideas of what is funny and what something difficult. Milgram concluded, and I selves. controversy died down, they forgot to disallow hon- is offensive; most of them re- Do you believe a roommate? agree strongly, that ordinary Claiming responsibility could orariums. Perhaps this time things will be spect it. Others try to offend. But Can you take a friend's word people (like students, faculty begin with being honest, really we understand their need to piss when he or she tells you some- and staff of a Midwestern uni- honest, with a friend and being different. us off. thing? How do you know? These versity) can feel like they are willing to forgive one. Trust be- Roommates can become auestions are important because doing a fine job, but in reality gins with being worthy of our The foremost question in the Capitolr is whether friends, but lust because you ley require trust, and trust is are also participating "in a ter- lends trust. the Senate, which took a similar 'cost of living" share space doesn't mean you one of the most basic compo- rible destructive process." Dougherty is a graduate stu- raise this year, will join the House's decision to take share anything of the heart. nents in love. But trust is in se- Parable: the point dent in Creative Writing and a hefty 25 percent pay installment next January. But when someone needs to vere tension with honesty. Okay, here comes the moral: doesn 't trust the media. While the outcry against the House's pay raise has silenced, the Senate is still fearful of the politi- cal ramifications of initiating a 25 percent pay raise of their own. Majority should be along we can change this world. Black history month and participation was very en- The Senate, unless it takes action, faces the the Let us put aside our differences couraging. Hopefully, it will be almost unbearable prospect of being paid less than educated by class (do not forget them) and push considered success contagious. As a reminder, His- the House. ahead. It's Nation Time. panic Awareness Week is from April 1 to April 7. Your support Several senators, including Christopher Dodd, Many of you may question To the Editor and the Univer- of this event will be greatly ap- To the Editor: why we should learn of other sity Community: preciated. D-Conn., and Timothy Wirth, D-Colo., are hoping to In order to defeat ignorance, cultures. That question in itself As the assistant vice president In closing, let us continue dull the impact of a pay raise for the Senate by prejudice and discrimination is an ethnocentric statement, for Multicultural (Minority) Af- working together in the days pushing to ban senators from paid speechmaking, we, the so-called minority feel one which has racial under- fairs, I want to extend my sin- ahead to makeour University a as the House might do next year. that Bowling Green State Uni- tones. No longer should we non- cerest appreciation and thanks place where racial, cultural and versity should educate the white students be spoon-fed to all of the students, faculty, ethnic diversity is truly valued majority. To those of you who what society perceives our his- administrators and friends of and acknowledged. Again, Still, they are talking of taking the politically safe would say that racism does not tory to have been. No longer the University who sponsored thanks for your support. route by introducing the pay raise in lame-duck exist and that a cultural diversi- should we have to shuffle and/or supported programs and Dr. Jack A. Taylor session after the November election.lee ty requirement is not needed — through life without having a activities in celebration of Black Assistant V.P. for Multicul- WAKE UP! This university can sense of ourselves. We can hold History Month. Your support tural Affairs How many voters will take the time to raise their no longer tolerate insensitivity our head high for we are no in any disguise. We as human longer in bondage to our planta- voices? beings need to learn and care for tion mentality.Students demand HSA supports cultural diversity proposal each other. And what better way cultural diversity. Faculty Sen- To the Editor: mote knowledge about and an If you could get away with it, wouldn't you try to is there than learning while you ate, I urge you to listen to those The proposal for courses in understanding of our diverse na- sneak a pay raise past your boss without the boss earn college credit? • students who care and your col- Cultural Diversity in the United tion, leading to a greater sense noticing it? leagues who know their respon- States is now in the hands of the of respect toward multi-cultural This proposed requirement sibility as educators and pass Faculty Senate. Should the Sen- groups in the United States. HSA would benefit every student. It this requirement without hesita- ate approve this resolution, it also realizes that some logistics would expose, explore and en- tion. In the long run it will bene- will be forwarded to the Board of of this proposal must be ironed The BG News Staff lighten the masses and shed fit not only students but Bowling Trustees and President Paul out, and we trust that the mem- Photo Editor Drag Horvath Production Sup'r Patrick Michel light on the problem that people Green State University as a Olscamp for final approval. We, bers of the Senate will concen- AMI Photo Editor John Potter Production Sup'r Morris Near of color face. At its highest bene- whole. Learn from us for we will the Council of the Honors Stu- trate on doing just that. Ant Sporti Editor Charles ToJ Production Sup'r Becky Nuasbaum fit, it will bring together black, teach you as well. dent Association, endorse this AMI Sports Editor Malt Schroder Chief Copy Editor Brands Young brown and red. We have so proposal and encourage the On behali of the HSA Council, Wire Editor Knsten Kwtetkowski Chief Copy Editor Ivan Qroger much to learn from and about The Black Student Union Faculty Senate to grant its ap- Michael E. Pollock, President AMI Wire ErMor James A Tinker Copy Edhwa Irene Babeeux each other. If we learn to get Sidney R. Childs, President Friday Magazine ErMor Chne Dawson Miches* Banks Matthew Deneman proval. This course would pro- Honors Student Association AMI Friday Editor Debbie Hippie Jet Setdorl John Kohhtrand Stall Artiat Tom Kelsey Anthony Burr* Mary Remfcoeeter Green Harvest by Villamor M. 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InOclober. 1989. The BG News wss honored by rhs Society of P'otessionel Joumessts aa ma featJon'a Baal Coeege Dairy Newspaper /~^> wm rm ia>« -Aim > '£'3 ** ""'I'm rot Amolrc copyright 1989 si rights reserved • Office Bowling Green State University 214 Weal Hat Ph: (419) 372-2U01 Bowing Green. Ohio 43403-0276 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Edltorlel Office Monday through Friday 210 Waal Hal Ph: (419) 372-2603 THE BG NEWS
Campus Life March 6,10OO Professor generates interest with uniform , C J ; by Jeremy S. Weber thing different every week to give them somebody T^iBHfiA * *PTKM^E*X staff writer to laugh at" His duties at Fort Meigs — where he has worked The calendar may read the year 1990, but last for the past six summers —include tour guiding Wednesday in Doug DeCroix's history class, the and demonstrating such techniques as musketry. dress was 1812 attire. "Actually, it was a fluke that I started working DeCroix, a history instructor there," he said. "I started out as an intern through at the University, wore one of the the University of Illinois doing research and I hap- five handmade uniforms from pened to be in the right place at the right time and the War of 1812 he has construc- it turned into a job." ted during the past six years. He said the class learned something from the He has been making the outfits uniform, as well as the accompanying lecture Mi ■ ''V j| ■ aV ever since he began working for about the War of 1812. Fort Meigs, a restored War of "I think they learned ... why wars were fought 1812 fort in Perrysburg, 0., he back then," he said. "It's visual image, which is BG News/Jay Murdock said. Last week, was the first better than lust putting words on a blackboard." Dancing The Might Away time he has worn a uniform to »«<-roi* Each uniform, which includes trousers, shirt, one of his classes, although he has brought them to vest and coat, takes at least "a couple hundred Students dance the hokey-pokey at the Muscular Dystrophy Association Superdance in the Offenhauer show. hours" to sew by hand, he said. lobby Friday night. More than 50 people danced for the full 24 hours and helped to raise more than "It was just kind of a gimmick to get them inter- "I got started as part of my job and I just keep $2,000. ested in the subject," he said. "I try to do some- doing it." Credits may be Overman Hall slated for cleanup lost in transfer Mercury vapor spill posed no immediate danger to students by Greg Watson "Four credit hours at a quar- by Jeremy S. Weber Operations Robert Martin did not return amount of vaporization, which is reporter ter system university equal 2.67 staff writer several phone calls made to his office. poisonous," Boutelle said. "I don't know how credit hours at a semester Class reschedulings, due to the spill, con- much there is." While vaporization readings system university," she said. tinue to be posted on the fence outside are fluctuating, they are generally decreas- Students transferring to the "Credit hours can be lost in the Testing to determine mercury vapor Overman Hall. ing, he said. University may find it difficult process." levels at Overman Hall has been completed, Boutelle said workers are still piecing to bring all of their credit hours The process may be easier if a and a new company has been called in to re- together when the spill occurred and exactly Estimates are not yet available on how with them. student meets with the Universi- place Consolidated Environmental Services what happened. much the cleanup of the spill will cost the More than 1,000 students ty's counselors several years be- and clean up the mercury spill. Consolidated Environmental Services University, Boutelle said. transfer to the University every fore the transfer, Keeley added. O.H. Materials Corporation of Findlay, O.. determined the spill occurred on Thursday Spills such as this are not uncommon to year, according to Director of "It is a good idea to know what arrived Sunday to begin cleanup of the spill in a lab on the second floor, Boutelle said. O.H. Materials, according to Cheryl Reo Transfer Evaluations Tina Mar- courses a university requires that occurred Feb. 25, said Clifton Boutelle, The mercury "hit the floor and separated tini, and they often lose credits if before transferring to it," Mar- director of public relations for the Universi- into particles, some of which made their way torschek, director of marketing services for the other university does not tini said. ty. down pipe holes into a lab on the ground the company. offer a class equivalent to one Martini evaluates most of the The company expects to have the spill floor, he said. "We probably average about a call a day offered here. transfer credits, but some pro- cleaned up within 30 days. Two classes were held in the south section for emergencies such as this," Rectorschek "A student can become frus- grams — such as business, nurs- "The first phase of assessing the spill has of Overman the day after the spill, but said. "We have 40 to 50 job sites throughout trated if courses do not transfer ing and education — have their been completed," Boutelle said. "The main Boutelle said there is no reason to fear the the United States and Canada." to the University with expected own transfer specifications and thing right now is to get the spill cleaned up students were overexposed to the mercury. ease," she said. "We will do our evaluate the transcripts accord- and get the building back into semi-usage so "Any exposure the students got was very O.H. Materials, which has been operating best in matching courses, but if ing to their standards. we can continue construction work." minimal," he said. "It's not of a health con- for 20 years, requires 40 hours of training the class is so different from any Each college program has a O.H. Materials was hired after submitting sequence." from its employees who work with hazard- offered here, we cannot accept list of core classes the student the lowest bid to the University, Boutelle About a dozen workers are trying to clean ous waste, she said. the credit." must take before being trans- said. up the spill and the heat in the building has ferred into each program. Company representatives at Overman and been turned down to help keep the mercury "They don't walk into a situation like this A student transfering from a "We have six core business at the Findlay office refused to comment in liquid form, he said. with their street clothes " Rectorschek said. quarter system university may courses that the student must about the spill, while Vice President of "Tne main concern right now is the "They know how to handle this type of spill." have problems transferring to a have before being accepted by university with a semester the College of Business," said system, according to Barbara Charles Johnson, director and Keeley, coordinator of the program adviser of the College school of nursing. of Business. REACH FOR THE POWER.-TEACH. 1 MAJOR IN CAREER Celebrate 135 South Byrne Rd. 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Teachers throughout Ohio will retired," Dalton said. "With the Government President Kevin government from 1968-69, and pend." However, Coughlin refuted the soon enjoy additional retirement new contributions, a person will Coughlin begins his fight for re- we're the ones correcting it." Garlitz said this year's admin- accusation. benefits due to the State Teach- receive 63 percent once they re- election. University students are A full report accounting for istration is in the process of wip- "That's absurd," he said. ing out the deficit. ers Retirement System. tire." evaluating the current USG ad- the misappropriated funds is be- T "Ever since the beginning of the Beginning July 1, the amount In addition, Dalton said, for ministration. ing prepared, which will be pre- 'We were allocated $27,600 for faculty evaluation booklet in contributed to teacher retire- any additional teaching years During his year as president, sented to the University's Ad- this year, but in order to elim- Dave Robinson's presidency ment funds by the STRS will in- more than 30, the STRS contri- Coughlin has visory Committee on General inate the deficit we are operat- (1987-88) there have been plans crease from the current rate of 2 bution increases by .4 percent received criti- Fee Allocations, Garlitz said. ing on a budget of $22,444," he to use the book exchange as a percent to 2.1 percent, according for every additional year. cism from "I have to give ACGFA a full said. "That is less than USG has follow-up." to the March article of State A change in the retirement current and report of where that money went had in the last few years." Even last year, efforts were Teachers Newsletter. contribution formula needed former USG before they can approve any al- Spending is anything but frivo- made by USG to coordinate a The system was initiated by restructuring in order to give members con- locations for next year," he said. lous, he said. book exchange, Coughlin said. State Representative Paul Jones teachers more benefits, he said. cerning the While Garlitz is still wading Another accusation facing "I have a letter dated April 22, (D-Ravenna) and causes "signi- "This (change) will make re- low number of through the financial records Coughlin as elections are heat- 1989, which was sent to student ficant changes in the retirement tirements better and help give minority ap- from the 1988-69 administration, ing up is the claim of idea- body presidents at other univer- benefit formula," the newsletter teachers higher pension bene- pointments he did speculate on the cause of stealing. sities asking for information stated. fits," he said. into USG of- the debt. John Corrigan, junior history about their book exchange pro- All teachers in Ohio receive fices, failing to Couflhlln "Senators kept approving and philosophy major and USG grams," he said. "The letter Vice President of Planning the same contribution by STRS take a firm stand on issues and sponsorship money to different presidential candidate said was signed by Linda Popovich, and Budgeting Christopher Dai- regardless of the level of teach- undermining peers' ideas. organizations, even after they Coughlin stole his idea for a stu- (then) academic affairs coor- ton said the amount of money a ing or where they are teaching, Recently, Couglin has were warned that there wasn't dent book exchange. dinator, and myself." person accumulates in a retire- Dalton said. received criticism for misman- enough money to cover them," "What took me several "If John (Corrigan) would ment fund depends on the num- "Because the State Teachers agement of USG funds, creating he said. months to think of, Kevin magi- have done some homework on ber of years spent teaching or Retirement System is a state- a deficit of $5,000. Coughlin said Kevin Thomas, cally thought up in a couple of the issue he would have realized years of credit earned. He used wide organization, the contribu- USG treasurer from 1988-89, an- days," Corrigan said referring that the idea had been around an example of a person who has tion level is the same here as it Ryan Garlitz, USG treasurer nounced to the General Assem- to Coughlin's use of a student for quite a while," Coughlin taught for 30 years to explain the would be at an elementary or and senior accounting major, bly that he did know how much book exchange in a campaign said. In response to the small new rate. secondary school," he said. said the Coughlin administra- money USG had. speech. D See Coughlin, page 7. UJCCHDRV SPCCIRLS ■ I Culture Good MorvThur I Good Mon-Thur Good Mon-Thurn Census offers student jobs Only Only Onlu 50 75 not return them, the census bu- «"^ i A. — 50 by J. J. Thompson reau hires enumerators, or concepts MrvRMlS"4.6 WITH !$4 12" WITH i$3 Hug 10" WITH staff writer State flW ON€ IT€M IRN9 ON€ IT€M RNVON«IT€M "census takers" to visit these Extra Hems S1 25 eo fertra Items 7S eo i &tro Hems SO eo The mailing of the 1990 census homes, Borer said. considered questionnaires is not only begin- Office jobs are available for I clerks and data input workers population by Lori MlUer ito-s ning the counting of U.S. resi- and students appling for a data staff writer I pEfe^ dents, but also creating job op- input position should have expe- 352-5166 352-5166 | 352-5166 portunities for University stu- unchanging Hoping to close the cultural I dents. rience in data input, he said. FAC€ DCUVCRV FR€€ DCLIVCRV | FR€€ DCUVCRV However, Borer said it could gap between U.S. and Canadian I Lloyd Borer of the Bowling be difficult for students to work by J.J. Thompson residents, one University facul- OP€N400pm OP€N400pm OP£N400pm Green Census Bureau District I OKIONC COUPON f*R PiZZfi for the census bureau. staff writer ty member is writing a book I ONC- COUPON Ptfl PIZZAl ONC COUPON m PlZZP. Office said openings exist inside about the Quebec Cinema from aP«S 5-15-90 OPIMS 5-15-90 aPIA€5 5-15-90 and outside of the census office, "It may be a problem for stu- I I dents because we need people an American perspective. but most of the available jobs The results of the 1990 census "I am intending to show the involve working outside of the available 30 to 40 hours a week," return w.ll redetermine the he said, plus a flexible work number of U.S. Representatives value of films and explain the census office as enumerators. reasons why (the films) haven't Since 30 percent of households schedule is needed. for each state and predictions Jobs offered will last from six are Ohio will lose two. had the kind of conception they who were sent questionnaires do to eight weeks, and most of the should," said Janis Pallister, hiring will be done during April. Roger Anderson, associate distinguished University profes- Anyone interested should con- professor of political science, sor emeritus. tact the census bureau in Bowl- said the reason for the loss is the "There is a considerable cul- UniGraphics WANT TO SAVE ing Green, Borer said. population increase in other tural gap between the two cul- Census questionnaires are states. The number of people in tures — more than Americans mailed every 10 years, and the Florida, Nevada, Arizona and think," she said. A BUCK ON A information collected is used to California has gone up, while She has received an $18,000 determine several factors — In- Ohio has remained the same. grant to write the book, tenta- Your DODGE CAR OR cluding the number of residents tively entitled "Quebec Cinema: in the United States and how Anderson said the possibility An American Perspective." The TRUCK?... many representatives each of Ohio gaining representatives retired romance languages state receives in the U.S. House is unlikely. professor was one of three peo- On-Campus of Representatives. It also helps ple picked nationally to receive to determine federal funding "We're not even close," he the senior fellowship grant. and state legislative boundaries. said. "Conceivably, if they Pallister said one of the Desktop "In some respects, the census (other states) continue to grow, reasons Americans do not un- has an effect on everybody," we could lose more the next cen- derstand Canadian films is be- Borer said. sus." cause tney watch the films, already having expectations, Publishing and do not look at them as for- eign films. Canada's proximity also Service causes many people to not look NEWLOVE at it as a foreign culture, she ex- Bureau Dlained. 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Yeltsin easily drivers on Monday asked the company to return to the bargaining the top 100 Irish-Americans in Irish America magazine. But it helps. gained a legislative seat in the Russian republic, unofficial returns table to end the 4-day-old walkout against the United States' only na- New York mayor David Dinkins, who is black, made the list in the indicated Monday. tionwide bus system. magazine's March issue. Dinkins, who took office in January, was Yeltsin has said he will seek the presidency of the republic, which In another development, sources speaking on condition of ano- named for his work on behalf of illegal Irish immigrants in the city. traditionally means a place on the Communist Party's ruling Polit- nymity said Greyhound Lines Inc. was losing some of the drivers it "We believe it is important to recognize the work of those who con- buro. That could return the Communist maverick to the member- had hired to replace strikers. tribute to Irish issues, even those who are not Irish," Magazine Edi- ship he lost in February 1988 for advocating speedier change. The strike has been marred by violence and vandalism since 6.300 tor Sean O'Murchu said. Leaders of popular movements in the Ukraine and Byelorussia, an drivers and more than 3,000 office and maintenance workers walked outspoken television commentator in Leningrad and a defiant editor out early Friday. Shots have been fired at buses and a striking in Moscow also appeared to have won in Sunday's local and republic driver was killed Saturday when he was crushed by a bus backing up Chapman shuns success, fame elections. to get around a picket line. "We're so happy! Such success!" said Irina Rozhenko of the Uk- Union officials on Monday sent a message to Greyhound Chairman NEW YORK (AP) — Folk singer Tracy Chapman shuns the fame rainian pro-democracy movement Narodny Rukh. Fred G. Currey requesting a meeting with him as soon as possible. she quickly found after her 1988 debut album soared to the top of the Byelorussia, the Ukraine and the vast Russian republic account The message asked Currey to contact Ed Strait, president of the charts and won her three Grammy awards, including best new art- for 80 percent of the Soviet Union and more than two-thirds of its 290 Amalgamated Council of Greyhound Local Unions, or Jim La Sala, ist. million people. international president of the Amalgamated Transit Union. "I guess if there were some way to choose what I wanted or didn't Most of the 1,800 contests for seats in the legislatures of the three want from what my success has brought me, I would choose not to republics remained undecided, with no candidate getting the re- Greyhound spokesman George Gravley said the company tried have the celebrity. Chapman said in an interview in the March 12 quired majority. State TV said fewer than 15 percent were resolved but failed to contact La Sala after receiving the request Monday, and issue of Time. in the Russian republic. is again awaiting word from the union. "I don't think I'm very good at it." Activists said strong showings in this round nearly guaranteed Chapman's first album, "Tracy Chapman," hit No. 1 on the Bill- victories in runoff elections for candidates who want to step up the There have been no formal negotiations since talks broke off early board pop charts and sold 10 million copies. Her second album, pace of reforms begun by President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. The run- Friday. Strait met briefly Friday night with P. Anthony Lannie, "Crossroads," has sold 4 million copies since its release five months offs are expected in two weeks. ago. The albums mix songs protesting poverty and racism with love Greyhound's executive vice president and chief negotiator. songs. Chapman, who begins an American tour in May, said she is hurt by criticism of her music by other blacks. "There are people who have gone so far as to say that I'm not STATE / LOCAL black or not part of the black musical tradition," she said. "I think the reason I don't get played on black radio stations is because I don't fit into their present format. And they're not willing to make a High lead levels found in children 'Love doctor* files defamation suit space for me." WASHINGTON (AP) — Thousands of Ohio children may have po- DAYTON (AP) — Former Dayton gynecologist James Burt filed a Ex-Miss USA rails against officials tentially dangerous levels of lead in their blood, even though lead- $250 million lawsuit against CBS Inc. on Monday, alleging that he containing paint hasn't been sold since the 1970s, an environmental was defamed by a television program that featured his sex-related WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Gretehen Polhemus Miss USA 1989, has group said Monday. surgery. some advice for her newly crowned successor: Get a lawyer. The Environmental Defense Fund said toxic levels of lead are The 68-year-old Burt is facing about 50 medical malpractice suits Polhemus said in an interview published Sunday she was required found in many youngsters under 6 years of age because about 2 mil- for his self-described "love surgery" in which he physically altered to work 12-hour days during her reign, hadn't received all her prizes lion apartments and houses nationwide still have lead-containing the genitals of his female patients to allegedly enhance sexual re- and was denied permission to visit her sick grandmother. paint on the walls. sponsiveness. The suits allege that Burt performed the surgery Polhemus told 77ie Wichita Eagle she considered quitting at one "We have built up an accumulation of lead from past uses that will without the full, prior knowledge of his patients. point. not go away.... Lead does not decay," said Ellen Silbergeld, a senior The first suit is scheduled for trial April 30. The new Miss USA, Carole Gist, 20, of Detroit, was crowned Fri- toxicologist for the environmental group. The suit filed by Burt in U.S. District Court stems from an October day at the pageant finals in Wichita. The group issued an analysis of children's exposure to low levels of 1988 episode of CBS' "West 57th Street," a news show that included "I told her to get an attorney. There's a lot of things in that con- lead poisoning. It indicated more than 130,000 youngsters in every interviews with several former patients of Burt. The program is no tract that are unclear," Polhemus said. major Ohio city have lead levels of more than 15 micrograms per longer on the afr. Pageant spokeswoman Sara Meza said pageant officials renego- deciliter of blood. "The effects of West 57th Street's ludicrous and horrendous pro- tiated Miss Polhemus' contract to give her more days off after she That is the level at which the Environmental Protection Agency gramming of the segment concerning 'The Love Doctor and his Love complained. and many health experts believe children suffer some neurotoxic Surgery' started a chain reaction of talk shows, magazine articles, Meza said the $1,300 in wardrobe expense money, $3,000 worth of damage. media reports that have since totally destroyed my personal life, my airline tickets and some camera equipment will be delivered in two Cleveland had one of the highest estimates in the nation: 40,365 firofession as physician, loss of property, loss of income, my fami- weeks. She said Polhemus would have gotten the prizes even without children, or 27.4 percent of the metropolitan area's preschoolers ex- y," Burt said in a statement released by his attorney, Earl Moore. the new agreement. ceeding the 15 microgram threshhold. The state's lowest estimate Polhemus also said she wasn't allowed to visit her sick grand- was for the Marietta, Ohio-Parkersburg, W.Va., metropolitan area: Burt said the effect of the program resulted in $100 million in law- mother in Arlington, Texas, as preparations were under way tor this 11.2percent, or 1,499 preschool children. suits against him. year's pageant. The grandmother has suffered three strokes, she Higher levels of lead can cause serious brain damage. But health said. experts say even low levels of exposure can cause decreased intel- "This has been the biggest hoax that TV has ever seen," said Burt. "I just wanted to tell her I love her," Polhemus said. ligence, short-term memory loss and underachievement in school. 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All You Can Eat NEW HOURS Soup, Salad £ Pizza, Tues, Fri, 6 March 6,1990 Elsewhere Nutrition program halted Music leads to supposed to apply nationwide. know if there were grounds to restaurants in Virginia, Lou- by Jill Lawrence The Washington-based center, sue. isiana, Ohio, Wyoming, New Associated Press Wriler a non-profit health advocacy or- However, she said all three at- Mexico, Texas, California and exorcism rites enization with 200,000 mem- torneys general have asked offi- New York in addition to Wash- WASHINGTON — Four large rs, said only the Jack in the cials from the four companies to ington, D.C. by KUey Armstrong fast-food chains are breaking an Box chain remains in substan- meet with Texas Attorney Gen- Jacobson said the center's Associated Press writer agreement to offer on-the-spot tial compliance with the agree- eral Jim Mattox to discuss why survey showed that: nutritional information about ment. Based on a survey of out- they have discontinued the pro- —Of 14 Burger King outlets their menus and to make sure lets in eight states and the Dis- gram. surveyed, none had signs and NEW YORK - Theologians expressed surprise Monday customers know that brochures trict of Columbia, the consumer "This is something we'd like only six had brochures. Cus- about Cardinal John O'Connor's disclosure that the rare rite of are available, a consumer group group said, Burger King, to do without having to resort to tomers who requested informa- exorcism has been performed twice in New York in a year. said Monday. McDonald's, Wendy s and Ken- litigation," she said. tion were told to write or call But other ceremonies dealing with evil spirits, including a "We are sorry to report ... tucky Fried Chicken have slip- A spokesman for Kentucky corporate headquarters. baptismal prayer, are more common in the Roman Catholic that, after initial compliance, ped. Fried Chicken said brochures —Kentucky Fried Chicken is Church. the voluntary program has Michael Jacobson, the are sent to restaurants but they creating a new brochure and not O'Connor mentioned the exorcisms during a sermon Sunday broken down, the Center for center's executive director, said are not required to give them distributing the old one, which and to reporters afterward. He said heavy-metal music spiked Science in the Public Interest in a statement that his organiza- out. "The deal was that the didn't contain ingredient infor- with satanic lyrics created an atmosphere conducive to devil- said in letters to the attorneys tion had "urged the attorneys (1986) agreement was volunta- mation anyway. Customers who worship and demonic possession. general of Texas, California and general to consider prosecuting ry," said Dick Detwiler, the requested information were told The cardinal said the exorcisms were approved by the arch- New York. the companies unless they re- company's director of public af- to contact corporate headquar- diocese's vicar general and appeared to be successful, but The three state officials won sume full compliance within 60 fairs. ters. Stores were not required to gave no other details. He also said the novel, "The Exorcist," agreement from five chains in days." Telephone calls to the other keep brochures on hand and only is a "gruesomely authentic" portrayal of demonic possession. July 1986 to provide ingredient companies were not imme- three of 13 surveyed had any. According to a story published Dec. 12 in the San Francisco ana nutrition information at all Wendy Gersing, a spokesman diately returned. —McDonald's has a policy Chronicle, Pope John Paul II recently increased the number of outlets. The consumer group for New York Attorney General In his letter to the state offi- that all outlets are supposed to exorcists in Home and in Turin, where there are a reported said the companies were sup- Robert Abrams, said the infor- cials, Jacobson said consumers have booklets and signs but the 40,000 devil worshipers. posed to post signs alerting mation program was the result need to know, for example, that policy is being ignored by many Last week, police in Indianapolis asked an unidentified priest diners to the availability of a of "an informal, out-of-court McDonald's and Burger King of their stores. Onlv eight of 18 to pray and sprinkle holy water in a house after they saw a brochure and the policies were agreement" and said she did not fry their potatoes in Deef fat, stores surveyed had brochures. radio, a vase and other objects inexplicably move. They had that McDonald's Chicken —Wendy's tells customers been called to investigate a possible burglary after the resident McNuggets contain ground-up who want inf ormation to write to came home and found smashed dishes, windows, a lamp and chicken skin, that Burger King s corporate headquarters. One eggs. A 14-year-old relative who had been staying there was be- Whopper with Cheese contains California Wendy's had a sign lieved to have been involved in devil worship, authorities said. 711 calories and that milkshakes noting the availability of prod- The Rev. Simon Harak, a theology professor at Fairfield often contain artificial color- uct information but had no bro- University in Connecticut, said that exorcism, recognized in chures on hand. None of 14 the church's book of rituals, is performed for people under the The consumer group surveyed stores surveyed had any. highest form of attack by an evil spirit —people "who are no longer in charge of their own will." Exorcisms are confidential; no figures are kept on the num- ber performed in the United States, said Bill Ryan, spokesman for the U.S. Catholic Conference in Washington, D.C. The Itt, News But channeling — the phenomenon popularized by actress Shirley MacLaine of speaking through spirits — has simi- is recyclable! larities to demonic possession. The spirits that emerge in channeling, however, are supposed to be good, not evil, accord- ing to the Rev. James T. Burtchaell, theology professor at No- tre Dame University. 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These days, with pressures a solo weekend or is a signifi- The fight to stamp out racism IPCO major and co-chairman of — massacre racism; get rid of Bob Rutkowski, freshman po- as they are, it is tempting to cant other or children in- received a $1,000 boost Monday the dance, said USG's support is it." litical science major, said he an- take one weekend, hole up at volved? If it is a romantic night as Undergraduate Student crucial to the dance. ticipates giving students a voice home and tell the world to weekend, some mainstream Government unanimously sup- "They are the biggest sponsor "It (the dance) won't stop ra- in the student government. take a hike. jazz is always inviting (like ported a donation to the "Uni- we have," Manolatos said. cism, but it's a good step in the "I want to be the liaison be- Some people call it cocoon- Kenny G's new live double fied 1990" anti-racism dance. USG President Kevin Cough- right direction," Manolatos tween students and USG," he ing. You don't have to put a album). Some other offerings lin said the dance is a forceful said. said, "along with increasing ra- fancy name on it. Just unplug that are worth a listen: During the swift 30-minute statement to students concern- Manolatos said the March 10 cial awareness." the phone or make a pacf not Quincy Jones' "Back on the meeting, senators and cabinet ing the problem of racism, "and dance will be held in the Univer- The committee currently is to pick up the line no matter Block," which appeals to al- members engaged in minor de- I am strongly in favor of the sity Union Lenhart Grand Ball- working to improve handicap- how persuasive the callers on most any taste, or Bonnie liberations concerning the a- effort." room from 9-12 p.m. with no Ed facilities in University the answering machine get. Raitt's ,fNick of Time." Or vailability of USG funds to cover admission charge. Udings. There are at least 100 things t'ust hit a record store and the proposed donation. "Unified 1990" - formerly the you could do when you just irowse. Find that old St. Valentines Day Massacre, South Africa want to get away from it all Squeeze, Beatles or Cream Ryan Garlitz, USG treasurer, then Massacre II — underwent for a weekend, without leav- album you and your sweeth- said, "The finances are stable the name change to accom- Q Continued from page 1. white-run government. South ing the comfortable confines eart once loved. and the money is there to help modate supporting organiza- African President F.W. de Klerk of your abode. Take a look in sections you the massacre dance." tions, Manolatos said. Botha said Monday his legalized the ANC last month, First, stock up on supplies. might not normally check and government would not enter- but some homeland leaders still This might be the most cru- take a chance on something Fox tain any request" to intervene in don't allow the group to operate cial rule for the perfect ge- new. Talk to salespeople to the homeland, but the troops in the territories they control. taway. find out what you'd like best, Q Continued from page 1. mated an exact trial date could were sent in shortly afterward Gqozo made the announce- What you might need: or pick up a recent Rolling be set then. when the looting began again. ment following meetings Mon- — Videotapes. Get some of Stone magazine to see what either DeCessna or the Ohio Su- Fox, 34, of Tontogany, O., has Gqozo received a rousing day with the ANC-aligned the latest releases or opt for they're recommending. For preme Court. been charged with the stabbing cheer Monday when he told United Democratic Front. classics you've never seen. affordability, go to the public The jury trial was scheduled and strangling of Leslie Renee thousands of people at a stadium "We have extended the hand Or follow a theme, like rent- library, where there are to begin March 13, but Halleck Keckler in September 1989. He in Bisho that the African of friendship" to the Front, ing as many Mel Gibson mo- plenty of cassettes, albums, asked for a postponement be- has been held in Wood County National Congress and other an- Gqozo said. vies as you can find. Then CDs and videocassettes. cause "we as counsel for the de- Jail without bond since his ti-apartheid groups would be He said he believed Ciskei re- curl up with the remote, and — Magazines and news- fense need more time to pre- arrest last fall. free to engage in political activi- sidents would back his govern- enjoy. Another idea would be papers. Buy the pleasures pare," he said. ty in Ciskei. ment if it had the support of the to play old home movies or you don't normally admit to DeCessna set another pre-trial If found guilty, he could The ANC is the main black Front and other anti-apartheid break out videos of "I..A. reading (People, Us, National hearing for March 13 and esti- receive the death penalty. group fighting South Africa's organizations. Law" from three seasons ago Enquirer or whatever). Coughlin D Continued from page 4. their student government, he Coughlin has also been He would like only progressive USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG said. criticized for failing to take a legislation passed in USG. number of minority appoint- Coughlin was also questioned definite stand on issues such as ~'I think there are other con- Undergraduate Student Government C ments to the General Assembly, about nis bias in appointing stu- the grape boycott resolution — cerns for USG than talking Coughlin said, "there are more dents to General Assembly which was passed in USG this about table food for 45 minutes, is currently seeking applications for: minorities in the General As- seats, but he said his personal month. he said. "One of my responsibili- sembly today than there ever views do not enter into appoint- After signing an independent ties is to support legislation s has been." ment decisions because no one petition favoring a University- which goes somewhere. We Faculty Excellence Award Two minorities currently sit person makes the appoint- wide grape boycott, he declined passed the bill, great, now what and on the cabinet "and those two ments." support for the boycott during do we do?" were chosen from the three who "The (USG) Constitution sets the General Assembly when the Overall, Coughlin believes the Hollis A. Moore University Service Award applied," he said. up a committee to elect who is resolution was approved. student government is looked at n going to get seats, and that is the A student president faces a as making accomplishments, Lower representation of min- way it is run," he said. problem when asked to present "in so many ways, I think we're Applications available at 405 Student Services ority students in USG is directly Questioned about the Campus an ideology, Coughlin said. stronger than ever." related to the number of minor- Republicans' seat in the General "When it came before USG, I Date Due: March 9 ity students on campus, he ez- Assembly and the absence of a didn't know both sides, so I "There will always be indi- g Klined. Every effort has been seat for Campus Democrats, didn't vote for it," Coughlin viduals on the fringes of society For additional information come to 405 Student Services plemented to get more minor- Coughlin said, ''you have to ap- said. "Any official should know finding fault and never favor/' ities involved in USG, he said. ply for a seat before you get ft, both sides before voting." he said. "That's inevitable." "If there is a question where I and they didn't apply." USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG or USG stands on the issue of "The College Republicans minorities then somebody hasn't have had a seat long before I got been paying attention," he said. here," he said. They were •NO Programs have been specially renewed by a committee be- =CHARLESTOWI\R prepared to meet the needs of cause of their activity and at- B.G. TAXI SERVICE minorities who want a voice in tendance." APARTMENTS ON Arraignment SUNDAY MID AM MANOR D Continued from page 1. his stay in jail. 352-0796 Williamson said this may be acceptable with a physician's He also mentioned Zimmer approval. Choose from choice apartments within had no prior record and his walking distance to campus Summer father had no way of paying the Zimmer's next court appear- Get Ready for Summer! 1990 and 1990-91 school year. current bond. He suggestedthat ance is a pre-trial hearing being confined to tus parent's scheduled for March 14 at 1:30 home under observation would p.m. be acceptable and beneficial to 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or his well-being. BGSU WATER SKI unfurnished, gas heat & water included, Williamson sided with Wood CLUB/TEAM air conditioning County Prosecutor Alan Mayberry, who argued that TONITE IS 1/2 PRICE POPCORN NITE since Zimmer is unemployed 1990 SEASON INFORMATION Resident Manager, and has no ties to the communi- ty, the bond is reasonable. MEETING 641 Third St.. Apt. 4, B.G. 352-4380 "I don't think the facts have Thursday, March 8 changed since we first set it," |PO*13| A Jtofy you'll ncvtr forget 7:30 p.m. 115 B.A. Mayberry said. 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"But the city has absolutely no by John Kohlstrand which requires a lot of ser- Despite traffic concerns of some area re- traffic along the extension would create plans for extending Wallace Avenue at the city writer vices," Smith said. "But we sidents, City Council granted a zoning congestion and noise. present time," Smith said. have not been expanding our change Monday night clearing the way for "We were all very concerned with the pos- Public Works Director Bill Blair agreed commercial and industrial the construction of condominiums on the ci- sible extension," Gorman said. the city had no immediate plans for the Ontex USA Inc., an interna- bases that generate the revenue ty's northwest side. City Planning Director Rick Ketzenbarger street, but the growth of the city would even- tional manufacturer of feminine to allow us to provide these ser- Council rezoned 18 acres of land on West said his committee recommended the rezon- tually require its extension. hygiene products, is relocating vices." Wooster Street near Wood County Hospital ing request for approval on the condition "We need another way into the hospital if to Bowling Green's recently va- Money for city services like from R-2 (single residential) to S-5 (planned Titus agree to give the city a 30-foot ease- the city's growth continues north and west of cated Ball Plastic facility. Klice protection and trash col- residential, limited). ment that would eventually allow for Wal- town, Blair said. "We cannot continue to The company, a subsidiary of rtion is raised through prop- Owner Don Titus said he plans to begin lace to be extended to the subdivision. grow in that direction and still make every- a Belgium-based corporation erty taxes, but the city does not construction of a 68-unit, duplex-style con- Municipal Administrator Colleen Smith one go around Wooster to get to the en- with plants in 11 European coun- collect these taxes from Univer- dominium subdivision in June. said although the city requested that the trance." At-Large Council Member Tom tries, is moving from nearby sity or county-owned land. Residents of Wallace Avenue expressed easement be part of the rezoning agreement, Anderson said the city would not make any Rossford, 0. to the vacant plant As the county seat, Bowling concern that the condominiums' proximity there were no current plans to extend the plans for a Wallace Avenue extension for at 1142 N. Main St. Green is also home to many to their now dead-end street might cause the street. several years. The move comes as a part of county agencies, Smith said. an an operations expansion that "It wasn't too long ago when will immediately bring 30 new 50 percent of the property in jobs to the city. The company Bowling Green was tax will begin production later this exempt,' she said. "It is impor- Rape victim flees attackers month. tant that we begin to look at the "We are excited about having industrial base and encourage track down the pair for question- the Interstate 7b Amoco, 11055 state by Rossford police who that facility in operation again, its development." by John Kohlstrand identified the vehicle from the city writer ing after the victim identified Bowling Green Road, she es- said Colleen Smith, Bowling Ontex considered sites in In- the car they were driving. caped from her kidnappers. The woman's description. Green's municipal administra- diana and Illinois as well as two men, one from Toledo and The woman was transported tor. other sites in Northwest Ohio, A Toledo woman, abducted the other from Fostoria, fled in to Mercy Hospital in Toledo for Ontex will be a boost to the ci- but eventually settled on Bowl- and raped by two men Sunday, While in Toledo, the two men their car. treatment. Trie two men were ty 's tax base, which is somewhat ing Green because of its labor escaped from her attackers at a forced the woman into their car taken to Toledo for questioning. deficient due to the many tax- environment. Bowling Green gas station and and drove away, while one of the The victim called Bowling Toledo police would not con- exempt government agencies "We do not have a lot of union- eventually led police to her cap- men raped her and forced her to Green police who informed firm whether the two had been located here, she said. ization and we have a lot of peo- tors. Srform various sexual acts in other area police forces of the arrested, but they said the two "What is happening in Bowl- ple who are already trained be- Police from Toledo, Rossford. e back seat. incident. The attackers were had not been jailed by Monday ing Green is that we seem to be cause we are an education 0., and Bowling Green helped After they stopped for gas at soon intercepted on the Inter- afternoon. expanding our residential areas, community," she said. "We have people who are willing to work without causing a lot of labor problems." The attractiveness of the facil- ity and the flavor the University adds to the community were also considerations, Smith said. Ontex will double their work force to 60 employees and hire many people from in and around the Bowling Green area, in addi- tion to increasing the city's property taxes, a spokesperson from the Bowling Green Com- munity Development Founda- Announcing an ofler tion said. CDF Executive Director Diane Rutschilling said Bowling Green's unemployment rate has remained about 4 percent during designed to save money the past few years. Many econ- omists consider a 5 percent level full employment. CDF, serving as a link be- tween Ontex and Bowling for people who are, Green's public and private con- cerns, did much of the job of sell- ingthe city to Ontex. The only incentive the city had well, a bit long-winded to offer was a 6 percent rebate on the plant's first year electric bill, Smith said. Ontex is expected to begin full production in Bowling Green when it comes to, late this month. you know, talking on FREE CATALOG of Government Books Stiul for your copy today! Free Catalog the phone, and who, Bar .57000 quite understandably Washington DC 20013- 7000 SP€ND TH€ SUMM€R ON don't want to have MflCKINRC ISLAND! The Lake View Hotel mill be recruiting ot the Summer to wait till after 11pm Job Fair on March 6. 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Sports Tuesday March 6,1990 Don leers sweep Buckeyes 7-1,6-5 Hensley the net, where it waited for by Mike Drabenstott someone to recover it. sports writer Quinn did just that, then knocked the puck to the right of Lockerroom chalkboards, a sprawling Bales, giving BG a Gathers' though usually reserved for Xs 5-4 advantage. Nelson Emerson and Os, conveyed more than would later give BG breathing strategy this weekend at the BG room at 6-4 with 13:30 left, conn- death Ice Arena. necting from between the circles Ohio State's blackboard — following a great set-up pass which beared Friday the inspir- from Otis Plageman. ing words "Committment to Dahl. who bolstered BG's separates Discipline" — was empty Satur- staunch defense during the day, erased like the Buckeyes' weekend, said relentless effort hopes of appearing in the Cen- induced the Falcons' third- sports, life tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- period comeback. tion semifinals. "I definitely think we didn't Reality struck college basket- Meanwhile in the Falcons' panic," he said. "We were con- ball and the sporting world alike lockerroom, head coach Jerry fident we would come back and Sunday night. York smilingly wrote three win. The feeling was just go out No, it wasn't another case of words of his own — "Joe Louis there and keep playing and keep point shaving or illegal pay- Arena." grinding and the puck will go in ments being made to a budding And it was BG's 6-5 win Satur- high school superstar by a big- day over OSU, following a 7-1 Though the Buckeyes closed time college recruiter. smashing of the Buckeyes Fri- the gap with an extra-attacker No, this tragedy dealt with day, which elided the words and goal at 19:28, a crestfallen OSU human life. Something that is gave the Falcons their ninth- coach Jerry Welsh said it didn't often taken for granted when consecutive trip to the CCHA ease the pain of having to put viewing the spectrum of college semifinals in Detroit, where away the sticks and skates until and professional athletics. they will play Lake Superior. next year. At the 13:34 mark of the first "It's hard to get to 'The Joe'," "We needed to win the game half, Loyola Marvmount's Hank York said. "I think it's a tribute and anything short of that was a Gathers went in for a slam dunk to our players that they (made far-distant second," Welsh said. in his team's semi-final game it) there." Symbolically, the game turn- against Portland. Though BG (25-13-2 overall) ed in the Falcon favor late in the It seemed to be another crushed OSU (11-24-5) Friday, first period. With the score tied, normal play in just another bas- Saturday's contest proved more 2-2, BG's Matt Ruchty pirouet- ketball tournament game. But physical and competitive. ted across the OSU blue line be- moments later, Gathers fell to "We expected a hard-fought, fore shooting and finding the the floor in a heap. Although he very difficult game," York said. net. In disgust, Buckeye net- tried to get to his feet seconds "Ohio State was embarrassed minder Todd Fanning flung his later, it was to no avail. As a Friday night and we knew they stick at the glass behind the net, near sell-out crowd looked on in would come back. We weren't drawing a 10-minute misconduct horror, Gathers went into con- surprised by their effort — they and a seat on the bench for the vulsions before eventually lying pushed us to our limit." game's balance. motionless on the floor of the The Falcons, however, might Farming's emotional act of de- gymnasium. have been surprised by the score spair, in addition to Ruchty's After collapsing, Gathers was after two periods, as the Buck- goal, distracted the Buckeyes quickly attended to by medical eyes led 4-3. But a reinspired BG and perhaps showed them that personnel and his mother, who squad came out for the third BG was too tough to beat. rushed from the stands. Also at stanza like there was no "I had no plan for (Fanning) the side of the stricken athlete tomorrow. to return," Welsh said. "That's was his teammate and childhood On the power play, Martin bad, but we can't let that inter- friend Bo Kimble, who had Jiranek took matters onto his fere with the way we're focusing played high school basketball own stick early, winning a face- on what we need to do." with Gathers at Dobbins Tech off in the Buckeye zone, then fir- While Fanning struggled High School in Philadelphia. ing the puck between the pads of throughout the weekend, BG's Although the medicalperson- OSU goaltender Mike Bales to Angelo Libertucci handled well nel did everything in their power knot the score at four at 1:44. the pressures of his first post- to keep the 23-year-old senior Almost a minute later, Falcon season play in the brown and or- alive — including repeated elec- Courtesy the Key/Paul Vemon captains Kevin Dahl and Joe ange. tric shocks outside of the gym— Quinn teamed up for the go- The freshman, though allow- Gathers was pronounced dead Bowling Green's Matt Ruchty battles in front of the net with Ohio State goaltender Mike Bales over the weekend. ahead tally. Dahl took from the ing five goals Saturday, earned about one hour after his col- The Falcons won both Friday and Saturday to advance to Saturday's semifinal against Lake Superior at Joe right point a slap shot which hit lapse. Lewis Arena in Detroit. Bales and rebounded in front of D See leers, page 10. For those of us who viewed this scene on the national news and ESPN, it likely will leave an impression on the memory that win not soon be forgotten. Falcons rally Blevins, Glenn spark Amidst all the positive post- season tournament hype as well as the concurring problems at North Carolina State and Illi- again, clobber nois, the nation received a Kent past BG 79-70 sobering reminder of the fragi- lity of human life. behind the offensive prowess of a three minute span. The lead For those of us who saw the Kent State 79-67 by Mark Huntebrinker Clinton Venable. The owners of marked the largest margin a ESPN broadcast of the tragedy, sports writer a 15-11 lead at the 14:38 mark, Kent opponent had held on the it will take some time before we by Charles Toil BG proceeded to score nine on forget La Salle's Lionell Sim- assistant sports editor BG women KENT, O. — Saturday's Bowl- the game's next 13 points during D See Defeat, page 10. mons, who went to high school ing Green-Kent State men's with Gathers, breaking down in KENT, O. - Comebacks, basketball game was played as tears after hearing the news bench and press — three words open tourney if somebody forgot to tell both while on the floor during his which ha ve become synonymous teams the Mid-American Con- team's semifinal game of their with the women's basketball ference tournament is still a conference tournament. team the past two games. with Eastern week away. So often, those of us associated Saturday, in their last regular by Matt Schroder In what was the regular- with college and professional season game, the Falcons assistant sports editor season finale, the Falcons and athletics view the athletes who exuded all three on their way to Golden Flashes displayed tour- make up these sports as immor- a 79-67 victory over host Kent Players and coaches call it nament mentality — a mindset tal. State. "The Second Season." that includes, among other Athletes aren't supposed to die The Falcons (19-8 overall, 12-4 Fans and television networks things, the "there is no — especially at the young age of in the Mid-American Confer- are struck with "March Mad- tomorrow" attitude. 23. ence) finished in third place in ness." And after 40 minutes of in- Here was a man who was a the MAC. Kent (5-23, 3-13) fin- The women's basketball team tense basketball which included rranteed first round pick in ished in eighth. has the Mid-American Confer- something for every one of the National Basketball Asso- When Kent's Amy Slowikows- ence tournament. 5,900 on hand in Memorial Gym, ciation's draft. With this he was ki's layup put the Golden Fla- For the fourth straight year, the Golden Flashes had record- guaranteed the chance to use his shes up 47-38 at the 16:00 mark of the Falcons are heading into ed a 79-70 victory over the visit- scoring and rebounding skills to the second half, BG head coach post-season play — but they find ingFalcons. make millions of dollars. Fran Voll called a timeout to re- themselves in a somewhat un- The victory raised KSU's re- But he also possessed a heart organize his troops. familiar role. cord to 21-6, 12-4 in the MAC, which didn't quite work the way For the second game in a row, The past three seasons. BG while BG fell to 18-9,9-7. it was supposed to. Gathers had Voll replaced three of his star- has earned the No. 1 seed and The result pits the fourth-seed collapsed on the same gym- ters early in the second half and automatically advanced to the Falcons against Eastern Michi- nasium floor Dec. 9 while shoot- went into a full court person-to- Final Four. gan in this weekend's first round ing free throws in the second person press with reserve per- But 1990 saw the Falcons drop of the MAC Tournament at Cobo half of a game against UC-Santa formers. to the third seed (12-4 in the Arena in Detroit. Second-seeded Barbara. An extensive series of In place of juniors Traci Gor- MAC), meaning a trip to Cobo Kent's first-round opponent will tests in the following two weeks man, Heather Finfrock and Hall in Detroit for the tourna- be Central Michigan. did not reveal a specific problem Wanda Lyle, Voll inserted junior ment finals hinges on the first- BG head coach Jim Larran- and Gathers resumed playing. Erin Vick, freshmen Lori Albers round contest. aga said the game was played at He had been on heart media- and Jenny Kennedy. Despite the lower seed, Fran a level indicative of two confi- tion since the first episode, but The three paid dividends right Voll said this year's tournament dent teams. had begun easing back on the away. is no different than any he has "Both teams played really dosages because he felt the me- Jumpers by Vick and Kennedy been associated with. hard and with a lot of confi- dication was sapping his and two layups by Albers put the "I've never thought this tour- dence," he said. "The intensity strength. Falcons on an 8-0 run and pulled nament will be any different during the game was very high. Even athletes have that sense them within one, 47-46. than any other year," he said. It was obvious both clubs were of invincibility. For Gathers, it After a Kent timeout, the lead "Everybody is 0-0 and we have enjoying winning seasons and worked against him in the end. went back and forth until the as good of a chance as any other getting ready to head into the It's a shame that it takes the 9:32 mark when Kennedy's team. We're just going to go for MAC Tournament." Golden loss of a human life before peo- jumper put the Falcons a head it." Flashes' mentor Jim McDonald, ple realize that human beings for good, 54-53. BG will tip-off tonight at 7:30 who saw his team win its 12th are what make up the woridof "I thought we had some fine in Anderson Arena against game in as many tries at home athletics. All too often we feel production from the players off Eastern Michigan — a school this season, said KSU played compelled to pay more attention the bench," Voll said. "They got which has not defeated Bowling harder than it had in the past to financial gains and losses or us back to where we needed to Green in its last 16 tries. couple of games. scandalous actions, than to be." Huron head coach Cheryl Getz "Bowling Green was a deter- those people who make college Kennedy, who ran the floor said her team is hardly aware mined basketball team." sports possible. during the 13-point comeback at such a streak exists. McDonald said. "I'm not quite I'm sure the view won't Eastern on Feb. 24, was even "I don't even think my players sure if we wanted to play that change for long. By week's end better against Kent with season realize there is a streak like hard. But after the midway the headlines on the sports highs eight points, five rebounds that. Most of our players are mark of the first half, I thought BG News/John Grieshop pages around the nation will and five assists. freshmen and sophomores," we matched them with inten- speak of Jim Valvano's future at "I thought she did an out- Getz said. sity." Derek Kizer goes up for a layup ahead of Kent's Ric Blevins In the Fal- standing job coming off the Voll downplayed the Falcons' cons' 79-70 MAC loss in the regular-season finale Saturday night. With The Falcons took control of the defeat, BG finishes tied for the third in the MAC with Miami. D See Hensley, page 11. a See Women, page 10. D See Tournament, page 11. the contest in the early going < ■ , THE BG NEWS lO March 6, mo Women Four Falcons named All-MAC D Continued from page 9. "I think we all know if we put mark because we were tired. We our minds to it and work hard were just trying to survive." bench and running our offense we're a good team," said Bon- Lindsay's team did more than TOLEDO — Bowling Green unanimous choice to the Second team picks aside from as a freshman, Voll said. ner, who tied a school record for point guard Clinton Venable and women's squad. She averaged Moore were Kent's Eric Glenn, survive in the first half, building "Sometimes the statistics don't games played (118) Saturday. as much as a nine point led. Falcon center Angie Bonner 15.0 ppg and 7.9 rebounds a Ball State's Curtis Kidd, show it, but she picked us up. r'Regardless of the score, we head the Mid-American Confer- contest. She was a second-team Eastern Michigan's Lorenzo The MAC'S third and fourth She has solidified her situation know we can get ourselves leading scorers Marvetta Froe ence men's and women's first pick last year. Neely and MiamPs Tim Stewart. with Bowling Green." together and make a game of teams as selected by the confer- Honorable mentions were: (14 points, eight rebounds) and While the freshmen helped Ann Forbes (17 points, six re- ence coaches. Moore, a 6-3 junior, scored 11.9 Mark Brown (Western), Kory push them over the top, seniors ppg and led Che MAC in field Hallas (Eastern), Shawn Par- Kent State coach Bob Lindsay bounds) pounded the inside and Forwards Joe Moore and Te- Angie Bonner ana Tecca said the full court press led to his took the Golden Flashes into cca Thompson were second goal percentage (59 percent). rish and Chandler Thompson Thompson made sure Kent team's downfall. team picks for the men's and Thompson, a 5-11 senior, aver- (both of Ball State), Craig Sut- halftime up 37-30. would not come back. "They just wore us down," "We had trouble with their women's teams. aged 14.1 ppg. ters and Bobby Taylor (both of Bonner (22 points, 11 re- IJndsay said. "We didn't get Venable, a 5-foot-ll junior, Toledo), Harold Walton (Kent) spread zone," Voll said. "But On the men's first team, bounds) and Thompson (16 much contribution from our once we were able to get our averaged 17.4 points and 4.8 as- and Dennis Whitaker (Ohio). points, eight assists) combined bench and I Just felt we died in fourth (Albers) and fifth (Bon- sists per game to lead the Fal- Ohio's Dave Jamerson was a to score 16 points in the final 8:31 the second half. cons to an 18-9 overall record. unanimous selection and Ball Kelly Savage is the lone re- ner) spots more involved we State's Paris McCurdy was the to lead a 21-12 run. "We started making mental were able to open up the wing Venable was a Junior College peater on the women's first Bonner, who has led the team mistakes around the 10 minute positions." Ail-American At Allegany lone repeat member of the first team. Also picked to the squad in scoring five-straight games Community College in Cumber- team. Also on the first team were Ball State's Jenny Eckert, and in rebounding the last six, land, Md., last year. were Western Michigan's Jim said the key for this team is be- Defeat Bonner, a 6-2 senior, was a Havrilla and Kent's Ric Blevins. 1 i .See All MAC, page 11. lieving in itself. Continued from page 9. The senior scored 10-straight Memorial Gym floor all season. points during a four minute span But the Golden Flashes midway through the second half, chipped away at the deficit be- giving the Golden Flashes a Three icers on CCHA post-season teams hind the hot shooting of Ric Ble- 57-45 lead. The lead increased to vins — who scored 17 of his 20 as many as 16, and the Falcons Three Bowling Green hockey Fisher (Miami) at forwards. On Emerson, who earned all- doubling as one of the toughest points in the first half. The hosts could never get within nine the players were honored by the the defense was Lake Superior's league honors each of his first blue-liners in the CCHA defen- eventually took a 35-33 lead with rest of the way. Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- Kord Cemich who alone with three years (first team in 1987-88 sively. The Simcoe, Ontario, 2:01 left after a Mike Klinzing "Kent got great balance from ciation Monday. Blake and MSU goaltender Ja- and second team last year) after native will go into the CCHA three-point shot. Kent had not their three leading scorers (Ble- Senior Nelson Emerson and son Muzzatti rounded out the being named Rookie of the Year Championships this weekend led since scoring the game's vins, Glenn and Harold Wal- junior Rob Blake were selected rest of the first team. in 1986-87, is third in the league with 20 goals and 33 assists for 53 first basket. ton)," Larranaga said. "Falling by the league coaches for first Emerson this year became the in scoring this season. points. He is one of only eight BG Venable, who scored a game- behind in the second half put us team All-CCHA honors. Sopho- first player in the 19-year his- One of the finest offensive defensemen to score SO or more high 27 points, and Blevins in a situation where eventually more Dan Bylsma was named to tory of the CCHA to score 60 or Elayers to wear the orange and points in a season. exchanged baskets the final two we were going to have to foul. the CCHA All-Academic team more points in four seasons. He rown, Emerson extended his minutes and the teams went into And obviously you don't want to enters play in the CCHA Cham- A second team, All-CCHA which was selected by the facul- point streak to 25 games over the selection last season, Blake had their respective lockerrooms have to do that against Kent be- ty representatives from the nine pionships this weekend with 28 weekend, a new school record. with Kent holding a 37-35 lead. cause they are a great foul schools. Cls and 48 assists for 76 pointsEmerson has scored a point in a school record (for defense- season. The Waterford, On- men) 14-game point streak ear- McDonald said he was pleased shooting team." Emerson, a 5-foot-10, 147 of 174 career games. This lier this season and he currently with the way his team responded The Golden Flashes shot 80 175-pound center, was the sec- tario, native became the career season, Emerson has a point in has a point in each of his last 12 to the Falcons' desire. percent from the line, while BG ond leading vote-getter among scoring leader at BG earlier this 36 of the 40 games. "They (BG) came in here was just eight of 13 tor 62 per- season and presently stands games. Blake's two goals forwards on the team which also As for Blake, he has led the against Ohio State last weekend very focused and very dedicat- cent. included Michigan State's Kip seventh on the NCAA career list nation's defensemen in scoring ed. They made us play," he said. For the Falcons, who shot 52 Miller (first in votes) and Craig with 288 points. for most of the season while D See Hockey, page 11. While Blevins led the way Srcent from the field, Joe offensively in the opening oore and Ed Colbert followed stanza, 6-foot-3 forward Eric Venable in scoring with 12 and 11 Glenn took care of business the points, respectively. second 20 minutes. Glenn, who Kent's Harold Walton scored R.E. MANAGEMENT C^xotlc Cremate scored a team-high 22 points, 16 points, including three of five is currently leasing units for the scored 20 of those in the second shooting from beyond the three- point arc. Summer and Fall of 1990 aUanceri half. Featuring: CAMPUS MANOR 21 & over '1 cover Icers 505 Clough St. 18-19-20 »3 cover D Continued from page 9. D □ □ Individual accomplishments Includes: • Furnished • Heating Paid • Air Conditioning Paid • 2 Bdrms 1 Bath 9pm-12am player-of-the-game honors Fri- also highlighted the Falcon • Extra Vanity • Walk-m Closet day, stopping 32 shots en route to sweep. • Close to Campus • Plenty ol Parking Every Wednesday BG's 7-1 rout. His play, added to With a second-period goal • Laundry Facilities • Full-time Maintenance BG's impenetrable defense, Fridav, senior Nelson Emerson Friday from 1 pm-5pm gave the Buckeyes trouble all added another honor to his bag $695.°° month night. of accolades by collecting a With one goal against you've point in 24 straight games. Brian CALL 352-9302 li. MMMKIKIT DJ's TAVERN sot to give credit to the de- Hills had a 23-game string in 505 CLOUGH STREET B15 809 S. Main fense," Libertucci said. "They 1982-83. Hours: M-F »-5 Sat 10-1 BOWUNG GREEN, OH 43402 made it so easy for me. They Emerson moved the string to played absolutely great. If they 25 with a first-period assist Sat- play like that again, we'll have urday. more victories and a champion- Ironically, Emerson's assist ship." led to a goal by junior Rob Thirteen players found the Blake, who became BG's single- Falcon scoresheet, with Plage- season record holder for goals man tallying twice for his sec- by a defensman with 20. Blake ond multiple-goal game In his broke the record of Brian ATTENTION HOCKEY FANS career, both this season against McKee, who set the mark during OSU. the 198546 season. ANNOUNCING Preferred Properties Phone 352-9378 The BG News SUMMER LEASING FOX RUN HAVEN HOUSE MANOR PIEDMONT Hockey HOUSES All residents receive a membership to Tournament Tabloid CHERRYWOOD HEALTH SPA Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 14, 1990 * 15,000 copies Follow the Falcons during their quest towards the NCAA Title: March 2-4: CCHA First Round (Campus Sites) GOLD RING SALE March 10-11 CCHA Finals (Detroit) March 16-18 NCAA First Round (TBA - BGSU ?) 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March 12. 4 p.m. SIZES AVAILABLE: Full page (4 col. x 13") $312.00 Order your college ring NOW 1/2 page (2 col. x 13" or 4 col. x GV2") $156.00 1/4 page (2 col. x 6V2") $78.00 1/8 page (2 col. x 3") $36.00 JOSTENS Orange Ink: $100.00 additional Date: March 7th and 8th Time: 10:00 am-3:00 pm 214 West Hall Deposit: $15.00 Place: University Bookstore I tm tar M dOMta Sa* our mmj**i ring actonon on dtapUy In jnw THE BG NEWS March 6,1990 V Tournament D Continued from page 9. halftime deficit to earn the vic- Gymnasts set record (again) MAC tory. historical dominance over Angie Bonner paced BG with Eastern as well. by Mike Mominey tie with Central's Shelby Root in the all-around 31 points and Tecca Thompson sports writer competition. Both gymnasts scored a 37.15. "Once that ball goes up, ever- chipped in 16 against the Hur- Freshman Robin Wall backed Friel's performance tourney ything else makes no difference ons. with a third place finish, scoring a 38.4. at all," Voll said. "When the "Angie and Tecca are the Setting records has been the trademark of the Junior Kim Crawford starred on the vault for players hear that tournament seniors and you want that kind women's gymnastics team this year, and Satur- BG, taking second place with a 9.3, only .05 of a begins crowd and the tournament at- of leadership from them. day's meet proved to be no different. point away from the top finisher Kim Lesten of mosphere, things like streaks Everyone else has responded to The Falcons were defeated by Mid-American Central. Freil tied for fourth in the event (9.15) and are forgotten." that/' Voll said. Conference foe Central Michigan this weekend, junior Kirstin Scott took sixth with a 9.1. TOLEDO — Three women's Tournament pressure is noth- Besides the outstanding effort 182.45-184.4; however in the process, the team set Friel produced a score of 9.45 on the beam games today tip off the Mid- ing new to BG as Voll's squads by Thompson and Bonner, the the new school record for total points in a meet. which placed her first in that event. Junior Nikki American Conference men's have been mainstays in post- Falcons can credit their recent "Nobody likes to lose, but I'm very pleased with Condon was the only other BG gymnast to place, and women's basketball tour- season play for four years. win over EMU to a tenacious our performance," head coach Charles Simpson taking fifth with a 9.25. naments. But Eastern (5-11) has not ap- full-court press which gave the said. "We met all of our goals as far as I'm con- On the uneven bars, the Falcons were led by jun- Seventh-seeded Western peared in the MAC tournament Hurons fits in the second half. cerned, including scoring the best we ever have as ior Meg Griffin, who placed third with 9.3. Pinegar Michigan (10-16 overall, 5-11 since the 1981-82 season. "We've handled a press before a team." tied for fifth with Central's Ronda Hoopinganwr conference) will be at No. 2 seed Not only is Getz facing her and we press every night in Central came into the meet with an unblemished with a 9.2 mark. Toledo (2M, 13-3), while No. 6 first tourney test as a head practice. I just hope that it (do- record in the MAC, but BG captain Lori Pinegar Condon and Friel tied for third place in the floor Eastern Michigan (8-19, 5-11) coach, she's leading a team into ing poorly against the press) said the team really gave the Chippewas a run for exercise (9.4) with Wall following up with fifth visits No. 3 Bowling Green (19-8, battle which is made up of vir- would never happen again," their money. place honors (9.35). 12-4) and No. 5 Central Michigan tually all freshmen and sopho- Getz said. "I feel we performed really well this weekend — The Falcons are idle this weekend, however (14-13, 74) is at No. 4 Ball State mores. Voll said he has not ruled out showing them some good competition," the junior Simpson said the rest is well deserved and needed (18-10. 9-7) in the women's por- How will such a young team the possibility of going to the said. "It was amazing that our scores on the bars with the MAC championships just around the cor- tion of the tournament. respond to a win-or-go-home sit- press again tonight if the cir- beat our vault scores, but we just need to be more ner. The tournament, held for the uation? cumstances are right. consistent." ninth consecutive year, moves "Your guess is as good as "I would not be surprised if we Sophomore Mary Beth Friel was the leader for "This weekend gave us an idea to what we have to Cobo Arena in Detroit on mine," Getz said. "My team has used the press again," he said. the Falcons on Saturday, finishing in a first place to do at the MACs in a couple of weeks," he said. Thursday, with the Western been so inconsistent that it's Michigan-Toledo winner meet- very difficult to read them. Freshman Lori Alters, who ing the Eastern Michigan- They're young and very excited had been nursing a stress frac- Bowling Green winner at 5 p.m. to be playing Bowling Green be- ture in her right foot, returned to and top-seeded Miami of Ohio cause they feel they play well play 15 minutes in Saturday's Swimmers fifth at MAC meet (22-4, 15-1), the conference against them." win over Kent State. Sophomore champion, playing the Central The two teams last met Feb. Cathy Koch, who broke her by Steve Easton runni.T-up honors with 669.5 style), freshman Ted Fortney Michigan-Ball State winner at 7 24 in Ypsilanti, Mich., in the sec- shooting hand in practice on points. Miami and Ball State (200-yard backstroke) and p.m. ond to last regular season game. Feb. 14, is expected to see lim- sports writer placed third and fourth with 615 senior Michael Poindexter (1- Meanwhile, Miami and Toledo The Falcons prevailed 69*7 but ited action tonight against and 472.5, respectively. s and 3-meter diving events). get the 11th annual MAC men's had to overcome an 11-point Eastern. The men's swim team com- The Hurons' MAC Coach of the Junior Jeff Morgan earned a postseason basketball tourna- pleted its season with a fifth Year, Peter Linn, was surprised fifth place finish in the 3-meter ment under way Friday at 1 All MAC place finish at the Mid- over the margin of his team's event for the Falcons. p.m. at Cobo Arena in Detroit. Adrienne Spatz, Kent's Marve- American Conference Cham- victory. In addition to his fourth place Miami, with a record of 13-14 D Continued from page 10. tta Froe and Dawn Heideman of pionships this weekend at Coop- "We're real excited about finish, Fortney established a overall and 9-7 in the confer- Kelly Hebler of Eastern Michi- Ohio. Honorable mentions were er Pool. what we did this weekend, but I new school record with a time of ence, is third-seeded in the tour- gan, Sue Nissen of Central Mich- Miami's Regina Smith and Julie The Falcons finished with a didn't expect to win by this 1:54.19 breaking the time set by nament, while Toledo (12-15,7-9) igan and Toledo's Kim Sekulski. Howell, Ohio's Laura Reding, total of 359 points which placed it much," Linn said. "We had a last year by Tim Wagner. has the sixth seed. The second team consisted of Ball State's Kelli Hipsher and 107 points ahead of last-place Seat day on Saturday, and we The other records were set by Second-seeded Kent State Miami's Gaby Downey and Ann Forbes of Kent. Toledo but well behind confer- d more people qualify for the the 200-yard medley relay team (21-6,12-4) plays No. 7 seed Cen- ence champion Eastern Michi- NCAA than I thought would." of junior Steve Haugen, senior tral Michigan (11-16, 6-10) at 3 1 gan. The Falcons best efforts in in- Tom Minsel, Fortney and soph- p.m. Ball State (21-6, 13-3), the Eastern captured its 11th con- dividual events were fourth omore Adam Burton, and soph- two-time regular season cham- Forrest Creason Golf Course secutive championship by totall- 6lace finishes by sophomore omore Brian Kaminski, who pion and last year's tournament ing 875 points, while Ohio U. took evin Latta (1650-yard free- took Wagner out of the record winner, drew the first seed and .^^^^_^^ Memberships will book again as he posted a time of plays No. 8 Ohio University 53.54 seconds. (12-15, 5-11) at 7 p.m. The final be on sale in the Hockey Coach Brian Gordon was game Friday will be at 9 p.m. P*!N D Continued from page 10. the classroom as well as on the [leased with his team's per- with No. 4 Bowling Green (18-9, Union Foyer ice. A business administration ormance even though his team 9-7) playing No. 5 Eastern Mich- P^S* pushed his season total to 20 — a major with a 3.53 grade point placed fifth after last year's igan (18-12,8-8). March 7,8, & 9 new single season school record average on a 4.0 scale, Bylsma, third place finish. wJ^ from 10:30 - 2:30 for defensemen. a sophomore, has bettered his "Every swimmer had a life- Bylsma earned a spot on the freshman season scoring 30 time best in each event that they academic team for his work in points on 13 goals and 17 assists. m were entered into," he said. TONIGHT! MISS THE CROWDS !■—n Tick* Inlofmoflon Hensley — ANDERSON ARENA MUlMudniH(hiring) |IOI|K)M OAJM BUY YOUR MEMBERSHIP i Continued from page 9. ■ NOW N.C. 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Spotlight Pre sen tat Ions: Spotlight presen- EK3 amd Center for Environmental Programs "ALPHA PHI • ALPHA PHI" 7:30 « ANDERSON ARENA Presents FRAGILE HARVEST s Mm about tations offer valuable information about career 'LAMBDA CHI' GAMMA PHI JAMMIN' IN JAMAICA $2 W7STUDENT ID paths, detailed position responsibilities end or- genetic drversity snd seed resources 7:30pm WEAR YOUR ORANOEI FOR RENT Wed 37m1007B A A Everyone Get Excited lor Our ganizational philosophy Ail students schadulng 2nd Annual Traditional Tee'" 1/2 THE $*2X THE FUN interviews are strongly encouraged to attend IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN MAY 5. •Tuesday 3 30 5 30' • • S » V RENTALS • ■ appropriate Spothghts Spotlight presentations 1990 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES. ■GAMMA PHI ' LAMBDA CHI CALL: 353-TOUR-353-S6I7 1 & 2 bdrm apts. avail. are usually held in the Tsft Room in the Universi- YOUR CAP AND GOWN ORDER MUST BE WANTED 2 saline tickets to Ft LauderdaM Spring break 9 6 12 mo leases Cal 362-7464 ty Union at 6 p m or 7 30 p.m Occasionally PLACED BY APRIL 1. 1990 PLEASE PLACE Just a note reminding the people who signed up spotlights are held in the University Placement YOUR OROER AT THE GIFT COUNTER IN THE CHEAP. For more mlo cel 352-7838 lor the SO L D workshop Needed 30 overweight people who are serious | i bdrm-2 person apt lor summer Furnished Services office To enter the Student Services UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE OR BY PHONING A special thanks to the 84 participants who in- "In With the New: Coping wrTransitlon Bunding in the evening, you must use the sec- about losing weight Cal Frank at 354-7883 Get ha» the first montha rent tree For more 372-2851. IF YOUR ORDER IS PHONED IN, creased thee- leadership awareness at the and How Your Oroup Can Survive" Limited time orey ,„,„ cj 353.9549 ond floor, petto entrance Please consult the YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW YOUR CAP SIZE S.OLD. workshops this semester THANKS' Tues Mar 6 at 7pm In 150 Jerome Ub calendar lor appropriate dates, times and loca- One female non-smoker to sub-leeee an apart- NOTICE" ELE ED METHODS MEETING' ALL Student Organization lor Leadership Develop- All are Welcome' 1 bedroom. $300 00 2 bedroom, $400 00 tions ment ment, dose to campus, tor Fsl 1990. Cal STUDENTS who applied lor Summer aVor Fal. Catherine Cure Debbie Unhart All util paid Close to campus Jodt Christiansen Stack* Mixer 2-3035 tor details Avail summer Stall Cal 352-5475 Additional Placement Services: There are im- 1990 Ele. Ed. Methods (EDCI 350. 351. 352. •ILLY JOHNSON, ED COLBERT, JUAN Pha Junts Gienetta Bkur portant services available to you at the Universi- 353, 365, 356} are expected to attend thie STREET. JOE MOORE, CLINT VENABLE, Two female roommates needed for 90-91 Butty Overmeter Jane Huesman ty Placement Services Please note that not al meeting,Tuesday. March 13. 4:00pm, IIS Ed. DERICK KIZER, VADA BARNETT, KIRK school year Cal 354-4273 Ask lor Terrl or 12 month leases available May 15.1990 Linda Mortezo Chris Waehrer organizations and companies regularly recruit 1MB. WHITEMAN, STEVE WATSON. JOE BAIR. Rhonda 809 6th St. - 2 BR house S450 plus utj BE THERE" AND TOM HALL: GOOD LUCK THIS WEEK IN EHyn Gatsmsn Trishs Schubert on coesge campuses The Rat below generally 806 5th St -2BR apt $295 ptuautj Janna Vaaa Brian Van Pa* WANTED reflects the high demand areas In the wortd of THE MAC TOURNAMENTI GET HYPED t 00 282 1'2 Troop- 2 BR apt $360 paisutil RECEPTION FOR mm Brian Hebiel Traci Buehler Students interested m spending their summer In work Don't become discouraged if your career GENERAL BUSINESS STUDENTS Europe. Earn 6 crerJt hours. Informational 424 1(2 S Summit-emc apt $195 00 plus LOVE, "P NICE" field « not requested. To assist you In conduct- Explore these programa: Business Education, Meeting Tuesday, March 13. 9:00pm at BAA utl sip an assertive job search, the University Marketing Education. AoYNnaMraeVe Manage- Boogy Kot Rn KEVIN SHUTTIC 1000 For more Info cal Or Cneries Chittle: Steve Smith - 352-8917 Placement Services provides career and ment. Secretarial AoYranaMrahon. Executive I LOVE YOU MORE THAN WORDS CAN SAY' CHEATER 372-8180 or 352 6012 KEVINS HUTTK placement counseling, credential services, fob Secretarial Lunky Lee. 1973 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE CHEATER WANTED: 1 tomato to sublease apt with 2 search workshops, professional development Thursday. March 8 • 4-6 pm 302. 3 speed manual. $4500 353-3098 seminars, career (airs and an alumni Falcon Bus-new Administration Building CARPE DIEM' other gala for summer. $147 OO'monlh. own Network The exceeent Center for Career Re SIEZF. THE DAY 1 A CHANCE TO WIN A room. Nice apt., only a lew blocks Irom cam- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ONE HALF 2nd Floor Lounge Last CaH For Daylonal sources offers you career and employer infor- SEMEMTERS FREE TUITION OR THE CASH pus Cal Sonya et 287-4325 (local) or BLOCK TO CAMPUUS. SUMMER OR PALL. Refreshments Servedl FulDeeJS212 mation and current fob vacancies in ALL career EOUtVALENTI Buy your tickets now in the 352-3083 Cal between 5-9pm CALL TOM 3524673 DAYS OR 352-1600 EVE Sharing The World In Ua Room Only $143. Flights Avertable fields Placement Counselors directly refer reg- Union Foyer or from any seang HSA/HP mem- 6 WKENDS. World Student Association presents Its annual Call Now' Kathy 353-8445 WANTED female to subleeae nice/clean 7th istered students to employers in their desired ber at 1 ticket lor S1 or 8 for $5' International Dinner. Come and enjoy our exotic at. apt Only $439 98 lor whole summer-May 4 bdrm. house Large Irving room. Close to career fields Insure your access to these ser- ethnic food and live entertainment from al over Coming to IPCO 208 thru Aug Cal 354-3473 Ask lor Stacy campus Available Summer and Fall. vices by registering with the University Place- the world. • • • SUCCESSFUL VENTURES • • • 352-5476 ment Services in your final year at Bowling "Make an Investment In your future" LATE NITE VIDEO Place: First United Methodist Church Green State University at the NE COMMONS DELIVERS 1506 E Wooster (Next to Wendy's) HELP WANTED March 8. 1:00 PM Apts. tor 1990-91 academic year Dale: Sat April 7.1990 Tuesday. March 27 Deeverlng todays hits, Time- 7:00pm-10 30pm Federal Investigations Division Coming to IPCO 208 yesterdays classics, snd.. 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed! Located on Third Street IBM Corp Ticket: S6 Nintendo tun!'! Private, coed, summer camp In Pocono Futy furnished-Air Conditioned Ticket Sales March 12-14(10 30em-5pm> ••• SUCCESSFUL VENTURES ••• Lakewood Schools "Make an investment n your future" Mountains Northeeitem Pennsyhrsnla. Loht- 2 bedroom at $560 00 and.... March 15 (10:30am • 7pm) Ptaytex Family Products Call 354-LATE aan, PO Bos 2348G. Ksnllworth. NJ 07011 1 bedroom at $400 00 per month March 26 (10 30am • 5pm) al tha NE COMMONS Research Systems March 8. 1 00 PM (201)276-OIH Owner pays al unities March 27 (10 30am • 5pm) State Auditors Office Cal 352-4968 after 5 PM Note: Tickets not available at tha doorl MARY PARNELL- Coming to IPCO 208 Buy tickets buy phone at 372-2249, In the YOU'RE HUOEIIII ATTENTION Exceseol Income for Home As- Wednesday. March 21 "• SUCCESSFUL VENTURES ••• Union Foyer, or stop in at Infl Lounge, 411 Love, Mllalda sembly Work Info Cat 504-648-1700 DEPT. BIO IS BETTER! Household Bank "Make an divestment m your future" South Hal P6256 Rockledge Manor Apts. MkkHetcwn City Schools al the NE COMMONS 2 bdrm, 2 bathe w/dfcsnwaahers MOTHRA Eats Sott Rock Northwestern Mutual Ufa March 8.1 00 PM Bartender-waitress must be 21. Good person- Cal today to take a took! 'MUSICTONITE'Bpm Roadway Express. Inc ality a desire to work Must be a laatili to work RE MANAGEMENT 362-9302 Uarco. Inc. LOST & FOUND CONGRATULATIONS "Call a buddy, bring s friend" thai summer WI train Apply at Gamers - 893 KeKyHoeg 8. Mam. BO. Greek Athlete of the Week DIG RENTALS Thursday, March 29 Found Frl. on University l_n ft Wooster a gray MUD VOLLEYBALL Baal Fundraisers On Csmpust Frjottocker#772fl MM Nicest Apartments In BG'!' DOC glass case with brown rimmed glass as Is your fraternity, aororfty or club Intereeted In 1 unit left! 850 Scott Hameton, 2 blocks from Northwestern Mutual Life/ CaBOma 353-3374 D-MOE Sound Fun?? earning $1.000 00 for a one-weak, on- campus Modem, furnished. 2 bedroom units, Bawd Securities MM Oat a teem together' campus marketing prefect? You must be well LOST- red covered 5 subject notebook If now carpeting, laundry tacltties. air condi- OUE PSI PHI Pick up appHcatlons at organized and hard working Cal Val or Myra at found pleese contact Rakl at 353-8390 tioned, reserved parking Maximum 4 persons Tuesday. April 3 OUEPSIPHI Mileti Alumni Center (Across (800)592-2121. per unit 12 month lease $695 00: 9 month Afeef independent School Dietnct LOST Smal gray color American Express Ca- OUEPSIPHI from Hershmsn Quad) A L VVWams 0-MOE lease $650 00 Available May or August. lender If found can 372-8149 Mohammed or Deadens March 16th • TO NEW HAMPSHIRE for the summer 287-4255/287-4685 Dun & Bradstreet Software (formerly Dept of Operator Research BA BLDG D-MOE Outstanding brother sister sports camps on 22 -•Management Science America) mea lake near "On Golden Pond" site seek Globe Furniture Rental Co. MUD VOLLEYBALL DEBATE! stafl. Al transportation paid Interviews avail. DUMP YOUR ROOMMATE SPECIAL Limited Express SERVICES OFFERED Cal Robindei Iglle) 216-884-3326. Winaukee 1 bedrm. $145. Heal Incl. Sycamore Schools DEBATEI ire Beck DEBATEI (boys) 914-696-1833 Lrg. Efflc. $260. Heat Incl. Now you can afford your own apt. Wednesday April 4 Pick up appbeatione et Corrigan vs. Coughlln vs TsUaferro These spacious apts feature Coca-Co* US. A Meetl Alumni Center Couneetora Wanted. Trim down-fitness, co-ed. USQ PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES NYS camp. 100 positions sports, crafts, many ■Heat a water Incl. K-Mart Apparel Corp CENTER FOR CHOICE II others Camp Shane. Ferndele NY 12734 'Furnished Morongo Unified School District Abortions thru 17 weeks HURRY MARCHB (914)292-4045 * Convenient to campus US Department ol Commerce Morning after treatment Deadline: March 16th R.E. MANAGEMENT 121 WEST HALL Al personal and private Sponsored by:U A A 7:10 PM Earn up to $1.000 a weak working a few hours 3624302 Thursday. AprM 5 Proud to be pro-choice a day out of your home For more Irrformebon, Hibbard Brown & Co . Inc Delta Gemma MUSICIANS! send sen addressed stamped envelope to: Box Mentor Pubic Schools CONGRATULATIONS LORI WINSTON ANO For rent starting Fal 1990. 12 mo lease only Audition lor a 428216. Evergreen Park, ancle 60642 Norwest Financial Company TARA WESTERFIELD FOR BEING SELECTEO 4 bedroom home 1/2 block from Ottenhauar paid summer position In tha Towers. Cal 1-885-8307 after 7PM FOR OROER OF OMEGA Pre-Regietratlon Variety Show! A TO Z DATA CENTER ■ 352-6042 Keeeya Island Summer Employment Ice Friday. April 6 Sign-Up lor en audition at OETTIN'BUSY THIS SUI Complete Packaging Needs. UPS. Federal Cream/Gift Shop dark poallion Good Wage! Trtway Local School District 405 Student Services Expraaa. Typing. Resumes. FAX. copies Discover Europe & Earn 6 Credit firs Housing available Send resume Ted Terry U S Air Force until Mar ch!2 Why not do It In our apartment? Summer Study Program In France. 13102Tyfer Cleveland. OH 441 11 Leader In EDITING SERVICES for AC. great mgmt , balcony, dishwasher. 2 Classes are In Engaeh PlPtH Thaaaa. Books. Articles. Reports bdrme , utl paid So gat yourself 6 3 others 6 - Dr Chertee Cmttte wfl fa* about program SPIRIT CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS • RESUMES. Composed > Laser Printed Open to al Looking lor a fraternity, sorority or student or- cal us to sublease $123 00 353-7977. State ol-the-art WORD PROCESSING M Tuesday. March 13. 9pm ganization that would ska to make $600 - Versatile. Al Ph D Stafl HMII Room 1000 BA Bug For more Into. g $ 1,000 lor a one week on-campus marketing SEEYA * • • GET THE SCOOP * * * KORREKTSERVICE Ca» 352-8744 protect Must be organized and hardworking Do you have a positive attitude? Dr ChrtOe 372-8180 or 352 8012 piptti We do1 Coma hear Judy Kiaseee TYPING SERVICES lor al typee ol papers ~ eo>Metlet|80u|592-2121. JAY-MAR APARTMENTS Tues .March6. 7.30pm. 112B.A Reseonabte rales with accuracy EHe nepoat la now receiving Spring a Summer 2 bdrm. turn/unturn. AC, as low as Sponsored by E E SAB Cat352-3967 from 6 am to9pm Apparel Consignments must be Ike new and Market Discover Credit Cards $440'mo Heat included ratea available Ph. fashionable Cel for appointment 353-9430. ON YOUR CAMPUS 354 6036 Flexible hours Earn ss much aa$10/hour Preferred Properties is now leasing lor eummar Only 10 positions svaesble and fal Piedmont apartments and many of our Fatman- Cal 1-600-950-8472. Ext 3009 -byJohnBoissy other listings are available' Al residents receive s membership to Cherrywood Health Spa Cal (b*mr (jee«r, F«icc/»«. <-e»3 excuse ne: si* . Uur x Hot 1 «?«^S3«r> Voces; -ro»» ArsrO — 3524378 *rOo MAverw'-r- rS=etr3cTrTtVs/ TMi , 'AUJO iNCOtntcreKfr, eoore PAClCaTXJ *rt>ja P t_«a.V*ftj i T • *fc HAY3E, MY MVSTBjeiY- Lfrrrie National Marketing Firm seeks mature student FCOIS C4£iT-ici fi»AT-»-ia»aiir«i STAY CLOSE! FceJMr^I viSTCSO Da?. Roo f (-j/7iT-e« iorc4_ am AT TMK to manage on campus promotions lor top com- t=o*Ge&f Campos Manor Apts «OCYS c"r*'n*eT Ci-rr-JIC . AT" *7>SS> AT -war CJIIC ces^j leas., COM veA/Trcr*'. panies thie school year Flexible hours with ■FreahaatlA/C SAME TlMC.P»vrT->Ae4 Poruxaaau rOr^lOMT. ...«T.YOu! »»T»L/r7-^^ •arrange potential to $2,500 per semester Muat be organized, hardworking and money Ties oe«s»»j or= -rue MV»Ta>aiv P~ LJH0TT? OM,fl*rj IN rue Lino/ • We* to campus 1 stores X Did RbaeeT. motivated Cal Jeantne or Matt at (800) 592-2121. •Furnished Cal Today 362-9302 ■^^ National Marketing Firm seeks mature etudent ri?=^ 10 manege on-campus rxomottone for lop 00m- Two 2 bdrm. apts turn A unfum. svaiksble tor ter pankss thai school year. Fkudbfa hours with Fat t Spring 1990-91 Summer apartments tftv v^ tf?? earnings potential to $2,600 per aamaalar. turn. A unfum also available Visage Green Must be organized, hardworking and money Apartments Cal anytime 364-3633 motivated Cal Valor Myra at (8001 592 2121 Two bdrm -4 person apts -BG APTS 818, OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer. 822 2nd St 9 1 12 mo leases 362-7464. T a".|» ^S |H\ Yr round, Al Countries. Al fields Free Info Aftat 6pm 6 wkenda 823 7565 Write OC, PO Bx 52-OH03 Corona Del Mar CA WANTEOThree br four non-smokers to sub- aSWeSBBl 92626 lease our apartment thie summer Females pre- ferred. Cal 372 4667 or 372-4669 after 7PM