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thefts occurred either Thursday "EVERY YEAR we'U have a catch anyone, Gerkens said. thieves is to install stereos and by Teresa Taranllno speakers, tapes or other stereo equipment which can be re- staff reporter equipment from the car. or Friday and were reported to rash (of vehicle access reports), The police have no suspects in Five of the thefts occured in Public Safety during the week- and then it will die down again, the thefts. moved and stored in a trunk or end. be said. "We don't know who it is. It in your room, Gerkens said. Campus police are investigat- lot 12, behind Offenhauer Tow- Another precaution is to re- ing eight incidents of items sto- ers. The other thefts were in lot 8 Gerkens said this type of Gerkens said extra officers could Just be a person or group behind the cemetery on East crime is sporadic at the Univer- have been assigned to patrol the of persons coming through and cord the serial numbers of any len from cars on two campus stereo equipment. "If we catch parking lots during the week- Merry Street. Both of the lots sity. lots. working the area," Gerkens are reserved for on-campus stu- in September 1984, there were He said the lots are in wide- said. someone (with stolen property) end. we need serial numbers so we All of the thefts involved gain- dent parking. 14 incidents of car access thefts rn areas and cruisers are If you leave your car parked Dean Gerkens, manager of the reported. In October of the same irly visible before they reach for a length of tune in a campus can prove it belongs to ... who- ing access to the vehicle and mever," he said. removing either stereos, stereo police division, said most of the year, there were eight reports. the lot, making it difficult to lot the best method of detenng Lettermen, Klein provide nostalgia
by Cralg Hergert less gave an inside look at the reporter Klein gives views on college, page 6. Tonight Show Alpo commer- cials, the kissing fetish on talk A sellout crowd of 4,500 shows and his own disappointing packed Anderson Arena Satur- the Lettermen. actually here." Much of his performances on game shows. day night for the tenth annual "This is more fun than tele- hour-long routine drew from his "When I was on the $25,000 Parents' Day Show to hear the vision." Klein, a frequent guest television experience. Saying Pyramid," be said, "Penny high energy comedy of Robert on talk shows for the last IS that he didn't want to give away Marshall won $75,000 for her Klein and the golden strains of years, told the audience. "We're any TV secrets, Klein nonethe - partner. For mine I won a hair curler." Klein briefly recounted his college career at Alfred Univer- sity In New York. "I was at- tracted to Alfred because Lovejoy's Guide to Colleges said you could get in if you were in thetop90percentile." ORIGINALLY INTERESTED in becoming a doctor until a few things got ui the way - "things like algebra, biology, chemistry, dedication, talent" - Klein be- came a history/political science major, "the perfect background for a comedy career." His routine contained evi- dence of his interest in the sub- ject, as be shared observations on Washington's Birthday mat- tress sales, the Civil War Chess set and U.S. President James Abram Garfield, an Ohioan whom be claimed has been slighted by history. ''Here's a man who had been BG News/Kevin Hopkins elected to Congress eight times Robert Klein and the Lettermen and men became president and See Show, page 8. U.S., Israel meet in round two of peace talks Tax raised on liquor, WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- Friday of a controversial, $1.55 cial said Reagan and Hussein tiations under "appropriate aus- limousine. dent Reagan expressed opti- billion weapons package for Jor- focused their talks "very inten- Sces" but have differed on what Expressing hopes for talks mism yesterday about dan. sively" on the organization and at should be. before the end of the year, the perfume overcoming obstacles to the The United States and Israel structure of an international "We're not excluding any- president said, "There are com- opening of Arab-Israeli peace have objected to holding peace conference. thing," said a White House offi- plex and sensitive issues whch talks this year, while Jordan's talks at an international confer- cial, speaking privately. "We must be resolved before actual WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri- King Hussein stressed that nego- ence because that would give the "I THINK headway has been are exploring what appropriate negotiations can begin, but I cans will find liquor and per- tiations must take place at an Soviet Union a role in shaping made. This is not the moment, 'international auspices' might believe these issues can be re- fume more expensive and a international conference at- the future of the Middle East. this is not the place to get into contain. We don't want to get solved. scheduled tax cut on cigarettes tended by the Soviet Union. Israel does not have diplomatic the details of that headway," involved in something where He said negotiations should be likely to be scrapped when the Reagan and Hussein met for relations with Moscow, and the said the official, briefing report- Israel is made a spectator." conducted under United Nations government's 1986 fiscal year nearly an hour in their second Soviets have provided arms to ers under rules granting him Reagan and Hussein made resolutions calling on Israel to begins today. round of talks this year. The Syria and other Arab countries anonymity. joint statements outside the withdraw from occupied Arab And pressure begins on states meetingcame against the back- hostile to Israel. Reagan and Hussein both White House diplomatic en- territories in return for Arab to adopt tough new laws to col- drop otReagan's announcement A senior administration offi- have talked about holding nego- trance before the king left in his peace with Israel. lect child-support payments from absent parents. The cigarette tax had been scheduled to drop from 16 cents a pack to 8 cents. However, Congress now appears likely to Conservatives stall Residence damages decrease approve a bUl to keep it at the 18- cent rate - meaning $5 billion in Group billing and the spring of 1985, the quent types of damages, Carr extra revenue over the next equal pay legislation reported damage for resi- said. three years- and may also add recoups losses dence halls was over $37,000. taxes to snuff and chewing to- The University collected al- DURING THE spring se- bacco. WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional Democrats thought they by PattJ Boerger most $13,000 by billing the mesters, "damages increase The 8-ceat levy may be In were waltzing toward passage of a law this year that would lead to reporter responsible people and al- because the residents experi- effect for a short time because it equal pay for women. Then House conservatives stopped the music. most $8,000 was recovered by ence 'cabin fever' after being appeared unlikely the House and Angry women's groups and labor unions say the few Republicans The University showed a 34 group billing. couped up all winter," said Senate could agree by last night who nave stalled the legislation with scores of amendments are percent decrease in damages The University paid for al- Mike VanEss, Rodgers Hall ondetaibofabUlextendingthe fighting a losing battle against one of the most significant women's to residence halls during the most $17,000 in damages. director. full tax. Once a bill Is approved, Issues of the decade. 1964-85 school year compared These are damages that oc- Students are more willing It almost certainly would be But opponents - backed by President Reagan and major corpora- with the previous year, cur from ordinary wear and to admit the damages now retroactive to Oct. 1. tions - believe they are buying time to inform Americans that the according to Jill Carr, direc- tear and damages that re- than in the past because their The states have their cigarette proposal to raise pay for certain jobs traditionally held by women tor of on-campus housing. main unnoticed after the se- friends could be billed, Van- taxes, too, and 17 of them have could destroy the economy. The University first imple- mester ends. The University Ess said. enacted increases that take ef- mented the group billing pol- has a budget for these dam- Kim Moore, a resident of fect if the federal levy drops. Of At issue is a House bill scheduled for action this week pr icy during the summer of 1984 ages, according to Carr. Rodgers Quadrangle, said, the 17, seven have laws that study whether women and minorities in the federal wo ' because the University had The University houses "Most major vandalism oc- would roll back the state tax victims of pay discrimination. been losing thousands of dol- about 8,000 students. Divided curs from non-residents and Increase if Congress reinstates If it becomes law, It could be used to establish a system of then we get billed for it" comparable worth under which men and women would receive the lars each year from repairing evenly, this means each on- the full 16-cent federal tax. same salaries for different jobs judged to be of similar value. If the damages done by students. campus resident could have Group billing means one paid $2.11 for damages to Lynn Stuckey, also a Rodg- WHILE THE Senate Finance bill fails, the women's movement and labor unions will have lost an bill for damages to residence their residence hall last fall ers resident, said, "Many stu- Committee has voted to impose Important test of strength. halls from vandalism gets and spring. dents feel that no one will find a federal tax on snuff and chew- out if they damaged some- "IF THEY make this a big national issue, they're going to get a divided among the residents Before group billing, the ing tobacco, there is no certainty black eye," predicts the bllPs sponsor, Rep. Mary Rose Dakar, D- when no one claims responsi- University only billed respon- thing, so why not do it?" that measure win become law. bility for the damage. sible people for almost 30 Maintenance employees That leaves the tax hike on Ohk). and the hall staff decide if the "Women and minorities have a stake in the bill. If conservatives The billing only occurs for percent of the damages. distilled spirits as the change damages done in public areas Now, with the group billing damage occured from ordi- that will probably affect tEe want to fight it, good. Let them alienate the blacks, women and nary wear or if vandalism Hispanics in their districts." of the dorms (restrooms, policy, the University recov- Dakar's pay equity bill passed the House by a 4134 vote last year, lounges and hallways). ered up to 56 percent of the occurred. add llTbtnion to fie treasury For example if a restroom damages by group billing and over the next three years. but it never came up for a vote in the Republican-controlled Senate. A damage committee of To Increase the chance of passage this year, the measure was mirror on the second floor is by billing the responsible peo- In recent weeks, many liquor broadened to include minority groups. In addition, an identical bill broken, the second floor re- students reviews the dam- o>alentookoutadvertisements ceives the bill. Broken glass and damage ages and decides if the billing urging their customers to stock was introduced in the Senate by Sens. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., and to furniture are the most fre- is legitimate. Daniel Evans, R-Wash. DURING THE fall Of 1984 up ahead of the tax boost. Editorial BG News/October 1,1985 2 Slipping down a bogus slope Not kids' fault Proposed record ratings will not lead to total censorship
When Johnny Bigley, a 3-year-old AIDS victim in by Bruce L. Edwards masochism; masturbation; record executivies, who are pre- William Burroughs' Naked Pasadena, Ma., wanted to attend nursery forced sex, and the treatment of dominantly men, and who could Lmch. school last January parents protested. Teachers This is a tale of a slippery women as slaves to male domi- care less about bow women, slope. I'm sure you've heard of nation." adolescents, or the devoutly reli- If we must tolerate the por- took the case to court. the slippery slope; all poli- Sious feel about the savagery, nographer's right to flood our The teachers in Pasadena overreacted. And. ticians, philosophers and letters- Put that bluntly, of course, no ecadence, and misogyny char- culture with vulgarity, I reserve unfortunately, their hysteric attitudes toward to-the-editor writers use it. It's a one is going to subscribe to the acteristic of much roc* music. my right to be repulsed, to be Johnny Bieley's case have spread across state lines useful rhetorical weapon to use list. Who wants to be known as angered, to be active in opposi- and into Ohio. when you're prophesying the somebody who champions sado- Ear be it from me to say a tion to the free trafficking of end of Western culture, and ev- masochism? And so we're told good word for prudery, but I find such garbage. I reserve the erything we hold dear. Just so that merely by labelling the Artie redeeming value in our right to seek restricted access Despite the fact that Ohio health officials have you don t miss it. let me define it products of such "artists" as culture's post-60's erotomania for my children to anything so said children with Acquired Immune Deficiency for you. A slippery slope is the Prince, Twisted Sister and Iron as it has been manifested in the physically damaging, whether it Syndrome should be allowed to attend school, first step off the Cliff of Disas- Maiden as "Adult" (which is arts. means warning labels, brown administrators in the Columbus school district - the ter, the sharp incline down really a euphenism for "imma- paper bags, or red-light dis- which we will slide toward cer- ture'1) that we're restricting Spare me your tales of how state's second largest school system - claim they tain destruction unless we turn freedom and threatening the Swedish erotica has reduced sex would take steps to keep such students from attend- back now. constitution. crimes in Scandinavia (their I also reserve the right to be ing school. suicide rate is the highest in the ashamed for people who use a Columbus school officials say students with AIDS Slippery slopes generally have To all this I say poppycock. world), your stories of how en- bogus slippery slope as an ex- would be excluded from schools as carriers of an been associated with conserva- This is one slippery slope we can riched your life has been since cuse for defending what is ulti- tives, who have a penchant for dispense with. Despite the pos- beginning your collection of mately both anti-woman and infectious disease, such as measles or pneumonia. finding apocalyptic import in turing of semi-musicians like Georgina Spelvin video cas- anti-human. Unlike measles or pneumonia, AIDS is incurable. almost any piece of legislation Frank Zappa, the only thing settes, your testimonies about It lasts a lifetime. That's a long time to deny a child or foreign policy decision. On threatened by the proposed re- how meaningless life would be Edwards is an assistant profes- the right to attend school. the other hand, rhetorical weap- cord labelling are the profits of without access to Hustler or sor of English at the University. ons often make strange bedfel- lows; I've noticed lately just Researchers aren't sure how the disease spreads. how many folks on the left use But according to one Ohio Department of Health the slippery slope as deftly as official, "You are more likely to win the lottery folks on the right. Let me illus- than get AIDS from sitting in a classroom." trate the phenomenon, starting Statistics show that by the time we reach adul- with a stereotypical "conserva- thood, 70 to 80 percent of us have come in contact tive" example. with some form of AIDS. But there is no evidence When an honest-to-goodness, that it is spread through casual contact, such as salt-of-the-earth, anti-commu- riding the bus, sharing a locker or drinking from a nist wants to dramatize what water fountain. losing Nicaragua will mean to North American democracies, he intones, "Nicaragua is the Administrators from Cincinnati school district first domino to fall in Central say they will follow the recommendations of the America to the ruthless and health department. Cleveland officials say they godless Soviet empire; we are will adopt their own policy on admitting students headed down the slippery slope that will mean certain destruc- with AIDS. Let's hope those a(lministrators' atti- tion of all that we hold dear." tudes - unlike those coming out of Columbus - won't The slippery slope, in this case, stigmatize children who have contracted the dis- is a laissez-faire policy on Cen- ease through no fault of their own. tral American, left-wing dictatorships. So far so good. But I've encountered another slippery slope lately; see if you can recognize it. "If we start putting ratings on rock music Register to vote albums, the next thing you know they'll be telling us that we can't read Lady Chatterly's Lover." by Sherrod Brown sites, such as county Boards of Elections, voter registration is Did you catch it? This slipperly "When I get out of college and now available in a host of other slope translates into, "Rating I'm settled down, then I'll vote." convenient places, including col- records is the first step toward (AM 6&R... RAeBfTFOOT, H0K55 Sfitf»• CP&T "I don't understand the issues. lege campuses. censorship and the loss of every- Besides, what does one vote If you are 18 and you aren't thing we hold dear." The odd matter anyway?" registered, you must do so by thing about "everything we hold As Ohio s chief elections offi- October 7 if you intend to vote in dear' is that it represents, in cer, I have heard comments like the November 5 election. this case, something like "sado- these from college students. If you are registered in your Many of you seem to feel that home town, October is the your voice, your participation, month to request an absentee doesn't matter. ballot so you can vote by mail. And when you're away from This can be done simply by Students harassed by BG cops home, particularly for the first sending a signed note to the time, voting and being involved Board of Elections in your home in government may not top the county. The board must receive by Brock Blerman are seen with a beer in your the same as if I hadn't taken it to T.J. Hooker? What I want to list of important changes in your the request by November 1, but hands, it's an automatic $55 fine. court. Either way you don't lose know is what kind of an ego trip life. please do it now. You must allow Have you been stopped by the OK Boys and Girls. and maybe they'u stop wasting they're on? But as adults who are ob- time for the ballot to reach you Bowling Green City Police lately Can you spell F-E-E-B-L-E M- the taxpayers' money and think So what do we do to change viously ready to learn more in the mail and to be returned to for one reason or another? I-N-D-E-D! about what they're doing next this you ask? about the world, it is a challenge the board by Election Day, No- Does the very thought of these Can you spell B-G P-O-L-I-C- time and reconsider their posi- Next time you're stopped and to begin. Students often com- vember 5. It you attend a college memories bring back night- E! tion. you feel the cop was rude, ob- plain that government leaders within your home county, you mares? Good, I knew you could! noxious, and above all, wrong, from city council to the cannot vote absentee but must There's no question that stu- Recently I read a book by and you feel harrassed: Hey Statehouse to the White House return to your home precinct to dents are being taken advantage Did you know that during foot- Lincoln Steff ens called Shame of baby! Don't stand there with don't pay attention to their vote. of. The question is: What are the ball season, there were groups Cities, in which be told of va- your mouth open and take it, file needs. That may be true, but If you don't understand an students going to do about it? of people walking with open con- rious cities around the country harassment charges and be there's a reason. issue, take a moment to call a Where does the problem lie? If tainers all around the streets who were controlled by the po- heard! Young people, as a group, local information group, such as you've talked with some of the surrounding the stadium and no lice and municipal courts. I won- don't vote. Although the voting the nonpartisan League of cops on the force, you might ask one noticed...? der if he were still alive where Go to court and fight for your age was lowered from 21 to 18 Women Voters. Read local yourself whether they got past Who are these people? Do they he would put BG? rights. There is a chance you and registering to vote in Ohio newspapers for coverage of who eighth grade. have more rights than the stu- Who are the BG judges? Are may lose, but at least you'll have has been made easier, partic- the candidates are and where Oh, then there is their attitude dents? these grafters collecting some been heard. That alone could ularly for students, 18- to 24- they stand on the issues. Write problem! Who do these guys "Hell, I'll still take it to boodle on the side? who's to make the difference! year-olds have the worst voting or call candidates for more in- think they are, the Gestapo? court," you say. say? record of any age group. Since formation. I talked with a friend the other Go for it! I've been there three Do you feel that these cops Biennan is a senior journalism the Kennedy-Nixon election in Remember: you have a stake day who said he was pulled over times and each time the fine was have been watching too much major from Warwick, HI. 1960, the number of non-voters - in everything that is decided on by a BG Policeman and the first of all ages - has doubled. Election Day, whether you thing he asked my friend was if Those who do not vote may be choose to take part in the deci- be was a student. Gee, did it expressing themselves by say- sion or not. matter whether this person was ing they were not satisfied with Other citizens, usually older right or wrong, or is he only a BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed the choices before them, or that people, will decide what classes student and an extra source of uimcss. oetme mvens. M*/,/fZUffiTHUYA they're totally satisfied with the you are required to take, how income for the city. mmvetm mux covr-.A airrm^A way things are. But non-voters much you pay for car insurance, Last semester, I was pulled ffiwc ONcam atyncurriHr} HOK.MN~ANMi.-MHP, nvmsaf don't help a candidate, they and when you are old enough to over on an absolutely false OtXAVmNLCIWlftfR- 0emvf. » don't support an issue, and they drink. charge, and not only was the cop mmptP BOOg... JHOVLPWN ■ > ? \ * don't send a message to elected Getting involved is as easy as rude and obnoxious, but his first (KR mem KNP officials that changes must be signing your name. Take part in words to me were also "are you jmroNir. a system that needs to hear from a student?" '*«!. W ' ' . made. * . you. Support candidates or is- Well, I went down to the police ' Set* / My administration has sought sues that you believe in and fight department immediately and , ■*>fee* to institutionalize voter registra- those that you do not. Don't let filed harrassment charges. tion throughout the state, mak- someone else make those impor- So there you are with ticket in '*'•'« ing it available wherever large tant decisions for you. hand and no idea why. Your first ^juJKi groups of people gather. In addi- Brown is secretary of state for notion might be to fight it in -**&- tion to traditional registration Ohio. court, and that's fine except JL* there's a judge on the bench -THE BG NEWS- whose idea of justice is "stu- Edtat Ptmc«R™< Copy adaor Managing adaor OaorlBamard Copy adaor dents have rights?" Mat. managing adaor EaanZanmari Copy Knot DavaMardtog Witnesses, you say? Forget NmadaDr JBTrudaau Copy adaor DHHonM* having anyone testify, they'll Editorial adaor MfcaMclntyra WYaadtor Can* Hornbaroar just end up getting ignored. Are nmoimor joaPnaian Friday t drag KianUi the judges only concerned with Scorn adaor Karl Smith Prod, aup'r BobObaon how to squeeze the student for BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Aaat iportt adaor TomRaad Prod, lup'r Stow hvartcki more money? Do they really Cl»* copy*** OW"«W« Prod, aup'r Douglaa Kaufman give a rat's hiney about your THMEH&P OH SUtiUM nmm: NOMVH'. Tha BO Nawa M putaahad daay Tuesday through Friday during tha academic yaar and momvoKS' RemNUbPryveuoN- NO ncmr. no sfnrn: witness? TieiwmMmw - N0&w9~r. NOWUIN: waaHy during *a aummer eeaaton by lha Board ol Student Pubacadona ol Booing Oraan SUM run-am TO evmiMce' JUMP OH Y/.* NO SKINNY PmN.PWCK Uraveraay Many students went to Florida I~OV.IT/ n»~ersM.fi me ANP Opttona expressed by columnists do not neceeaarty raftacl lha opwona ol rha BQ Newt for spring break, or more exac- uKAmcecw. The BO Nawi «id Bowling Green Stata University era souel ooporlunfly employera and do nol damii—al In faring pracaoaa tly Fort Lauderdale. The BO News *■ not acoaopt edvertaung thai la daamad discriminatory, degrading or In Fort Lauderdale they do not reusing on ale baa* ol race. aa> or national origin have an open container law. copyright 19B5 by tha BO News a nghn raaarvad Why? Because they would Buamaaa Ofllca Edeonei Offlce rather see students walk the 214 Waal Hal Ph (4I8> 372-2S01 210 Waal Hal Pn: (419) 372-2603 streets with their beer than Brwang Oraan SWa Unharaay drive with it Dewing Oraan. Onto 43403 However, here in Bowling Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday Green, the city feels that if you Local BG Newt/October 1,1985 3 Contest winners chosen 'Little things' turn out big for freshman's parents by Valeric Qptak done for me," said Susan Ed- make her own decisions. sl«H reporter berg, freshman author of the One example she can't forget essay which won the University was in fourth grade, when she It's the little things that count, Activities Organization contest. wanted to take violin lessons. in life and in parenting. From 45 entries in the parents- "They knew I probably That's why Susan Edberg, of-the-year contest, Kdberg's wouldn't stick with it. but they daughter of John and Maggie was chosen because of its sim- let me try it anyway,'1 she said. Edberg, said her parents should plicity, according to Mary Lisa Maggie Edberg also remem- be chosen as parents of the year. Linsley, director of public rela- bers the violin lessons. And they were. tions for UAO and coordinator of "We wanted her to have her On Saturday, the Edbergs the contest. chance, although we knew she from Grove Qty were awarded "A lot of the submissions would quit," she said. with a proclamation from the stressed one big thing (that their "And we still have the violin to Office of the Mayor. In their parents had done), but Susan prove it,"she laughed. honor, September 28, 1965 was said it wasn't one thing, but a lot The Edbergs also received a proclaimed John and Maggie of little things that made her silver bull from Kleavers Jewel- Edberg Day. parents so wonderful," she said. ers and a certificate from UAO. "That was great," said Mag- THE YOUNGEST child of Susan Edberg read her par- gie Edberg, mother of five chil- five, Susan Edberg attributes ents her winning essay, which dren. much of her affection for her explained all the reasons she The Edbergs also received Cents to living alone with thought they were special. dinner certificates for both Sun- m for four years. Maggie Edberg believes that dance and Aspen, and on Satur- "She got the only child treat- all children are as grateful to day before the football game ment for a while, Maggie Ed- their parents, but don't always joined President Olscamp for a berg explained. show It. luncheon. In her essay, Susan Edberg "I wish every parent could BG News/Joe Phelan "It was one way to pay them explained that ber parents have have something like this written Cheering as the Falcons march toward their first touchdown, (from left) Barbara Leach, Maggie Edberg, back for everything they've always given her the chance to to them," she said. Susan Edburg, and John Edburg enjoy the game from the Presidents Box.
A man being processed Friday Detroit, was at the station being Wood County Sheriff's Depart- Housley had been checked out Station before being taken to at the Bowling Green Police charged with receiving stolen ment assisted in the search for by city police for hitchhiking Wood County Jail. Man escapes Station for stealing an auto- property, when he escaped out Housley. He was found by city earlier in the day, before he mobile, escaped from a city the south door of the building at Slice shortly after 9 p.m. at stole the automobile. Presently, there is no usable policeman, but was appre- 7:27 p.m. iph Thayer Chevrolet on jail facilities at the police station from pol ice hended 90 minutes later. North Dixie Highway, said Po- Housley was being processed because it has recently under- The man, Ernest Housley, of University police and the lice Chief Galen Ash. at the Bowling Green Police gone a renovation. Interested in ■ A a Foreign Service N€$*'i Career? Psst Come and talk with JV5V The University Activities JIM JENSEN <&REDKEN Organization will advertise for $5 HAIRCUT products available U.S. Department of State 3056 off PERMS free (yes, free) for your, m* Presentation and Group Interviews with this AD group or organization in our show- Thurs., Oct. 3 9 a.m. & 10 a.m. 140 E. WOOSTER ASK FOR PEGGY 352-0800 cases located in the Union Lobby. University Placement Service Recruiter Lounge Expires 10/8/85 OPEN Hurry. Limited space is available. MONDAY-SATURDAY W0-5J0 'Sign up at the University Placement THURSDAY'S TILL 8:00 p« t Call 372-2343 for the details Services offices THE UNIVERSITY WRITING CENTER and THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO THE STUDY SKILLS CENTER PRESENT BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY— And they're both repre- sented by the insignia you wear FALL 1985 WORKSHOP SERIES as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The caduceus on the left means you're part of a health care system in which educational and WEEK OF WORKSHOP all p.m. career advancement are the rule, TIME- not the exception. The gold bar October 7 STUDY SKILLS* 7flfr8:30 Tues. & Thurs on the right means you command respect as an Army officer, If you re earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7:008:30 Mon.&Wed. 7713. FOCUSING ON THE SENTENCE Clifton, NJ 07015. Or call toll free 1-800-USA-ARMY. October 14 LECTURE AND TEXTBOOK N0TETAKINC * 3:30-5:00 Mon.&Wed. FOCUSING ON THE PARAGRAPH 7:00*30 Mon. & Wed. ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. October 21 OBJECTIVE TEST-TAKING* 3:30-5:00 Tues. & Thurs FOCUSING ON THE PARAGRAPH (cont.) 7:008:30 Mon.&Wed. October 28 READING STUDY SYSTEMS* 3:30-5:00 Tues. & Thurs PASSING THE ESSAY EXAM (essay)* 7:00*30 Mon. & Wed. November 4 SPELLING* 7:008:30 Tues. & Thurs REVISION AND EDITING* 7:008:30 Mon.&Wed. Hair, Skin and Nail Designers November 11 READING FLEXIBILITY AND EFFICIENCY* 3:305:30 Tues. & Thurs 352-4101181 (B) S. Main COHERENCE: EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION 352-4143 Bowling Green & TRANSITION* 7008:30 Mon.&Wed. November 18 READING FLEXIBILITY & EFFICIENCY* 3:305:00 Tues. & Thurs | girls will be boys
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by Janet Pavaiko According to Krider, this "Combining the activities which is a non-alcoholic eve- staff reporter Eear's theme, "Fall into is for the betterment of Greek ning of entertainment and mail, parking services reek Week ,85," incorpo- Week and 'Never Again,' " he information concerning For the first time since rates new events and tradi- said. drinking and driving." 1978, Greek Week is being tional Greek Week events. Kalich said the "Never future Wallace said they could held during the fall semester "A new addition to Greek According to Tony Kalich, Again" campaign has by Patti Skinner deliver early in the morning or Week is a pledge day picnic," Greek Week "Never Again'1 staff reporter instead of the spring semes- r changed the image most peo- the late afternoon when visitors ter. he said. 'Greek Week will chairman, University frater- ple have of fraternity mem- begin to clear out or arrange to Increased involvement was conclude with greek games nities and sororities have bers. While the weather cooperated drop the maU off at the campus an underlying factor in sponsored by the Kappa adopted a policy to cancel "Most people tend to think for Parents Weekend some prob- post office. switching the week of events, Kappa Gamma sorority and their social functions during of fraternity boys as always lems did occur with mail deli v- which take place this week, Zeta Beta Tau fraternity." Greek Week and donate boozing and drinking," he ery and parking sevices. said Brad Krider, Inter-Fra- money that would have been said. "The work we are doing Herb Wallace, Bowling Green Wallace said the problem only ternity Council Greek Week KRIDER SAID the "Never spent on alcohol to the with drinking and driving Post Office supervisor of deliv- affected one or two residence chairman. Again" campaign against ''Never Again" fund. says that we care enough to ery and collection, said Mac- halls and usually occurs when "During Greek Week, unity drunk driving will again be "Throughout Greek Week be responsible for our actions Donald Quad and Ashley and students are moving in and out. between University sororities combined with Greek Week the 'Never Again' campaign and to help others." Batchelder Halls in Kreischer On game days they fry to deliver and fraternities is stressed," activities. The campaign be- will be at the Union oval sell- Kalich said that "Never Quad did not receive mail. the mail before the game. he said. "With a new school gan last spring after two Uni- ing T-shirts, buttons and Again" has received letters Eand new pledges, we versity students were killed stickers," Kalich said. "On from organizations and indi- "We couldn't get close to Jean Yarnell, parking serv- to get more people in- by a drunk driver on their Oct. 4, we will sponsor a viduals praising the efforts of Kreischer because of the traffic ices director, said they had the sd." way to Florida. 'Never Again' night out, the campaign. and McDonald was blocked by "usual problems" of people garbage so we couldn't get to the parking in fire lanes, loading door, he said. "Our guys are on docks, and on the grass. Play It Safe a time schedule and can't wait \ around." The garbage trucks couldn't y JJjel1ie&m£u^swrtj£rwe To prevent the problems in the ?et in to pick up garbage, and r* PUFF'S ^*?. A? fe arnell said the problem was & % |MHBDOULU-E-!JIDa^^B]Q worse around Harshman Quad Large 2 item and the Sigma Phi Epsilon and 1 Meadowview Courts Phi Kappa Tau fraternities. Pizza with 2 Cokes Classified Staff 95 Council would Apartment Food Operations downplayed I $5. like to THANK the recent outbreak of gastroen- we deliver teritis with a printed letter to the following Call now ot 352-1195 hand out at the cafeteria cash 440 E. Court 1 block west of campus registers this weekend. The let- sponsors of • Two Bedroom Unfurnished ter clarified that the illnesses seem to have been caused by a Classified Staff $265 plus gas and electric virus and not food poisoning, and there was nothing Food Op- Recognition Landlord pays water and sewage erations could do to prevent the Have your resume Day '85 outbreak. professionally photo-typeset on Campus All residents have the privilege of Jane Schimpf, Food Opera- using The Cherrywood Health Spa tions director, said the letter and save 50%! pDfHHE=)QG was a good way to answer any (compared to downtown prices) located at 8" and High St. parents' questions, but it would Personnel Services Hours: Mon.-FH. 9-4:30 214 Napoleon Rd. have gone out regardless of Par- Athletic Dept. ents' Weekend. Theatre Dept. RESUMES | University Bookstore Continuing Education $14.00 Dept. Grounds Crew Includes: Alumni Association • 5 free copies on your choice | Food Operations of quality paper 1 University Union • Choice of many type styles a College of Musical Arts • No extra charge for borders I Biology Dept Typesetting Services Instructional Media Center 110 Education Building 372-7418
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In 'klein 'ed to enjoy college life Charity ties on by Craig Hcrgert college that cant be measured rent crop of funny men enough He is especially pleased with reporter by your degree." to pass judgment on them. the Twilight Zone episode, which All in all; he said, "college is "Show business is so consuming he liked from the moment he new campaign Comedian Robert Klein, who one of the nicest atmospheres a that when the meter is off, I read the script. "I saw the fin- went to New York's Alfred Uni- person can have." want to set away from it. Conse- ished product and it was really United Way begins campus drive versity during the '60s, said in a Klein called his own college quently I'm more poorly versed good. It was directed by horror post-performance interview that experience wonderful, but said on the new comedians than I'd film director Wes Craven, and it the students of the'80s aren't all it didn't start out that way. like to be." is really well done." by Julie Fauble THE MONEY from the that different from previous col- He did say, though, that nihi- Klein would like to do more staff reporter campaign is used to support lege students. "IT WAS initially lousy. I had lism and vulgarity seem to have television in the future, if he can more than 70 area agencies 'They do tend to be more a disastrous freshman year. I dominated recent material. stay in New York and if he can United Way kicked off its and services such as The 'nose to the grindstone,' " be was the most urban kid there. "In some cases, cleverness find the right vehicle. He said he 1985 campaign yesterday by Link, The Red Cross and Mo- said, "but I think that's good, for Plus it was a dry town." Klein has gone out the window," he has turned down many offers in tying a large, white ribbon bile Meals, Utwin said. He the most part" said the conservative nature of a said. "I don't object to vulgarity the past, including the parts of around a tree near McFall added that three new agen- There is a negative aspect to town dominated by Seventh Day in comedy in and of itself be- Valerie Harper's husband in Center. cies, the Wood County Council Adventisfs and Baptists made cause it's part of the language. Rhoda, Robin Hood in When :this seriousness, he said. In an official ceremony,the on Alcoholism and Drug "There is less chance-taking things difficult at first for a But I do object to it whenft's Things Were Rotten and Trap- University's United Way Abuse, the Sandusky Valley now, which is bad. Courses like young Jew. cruelly used." per John in M'A'S'H. Steering Committee; Presi- Domestic Violence Shelter, philosophy are going by the way- One of the hottest comedians TV WATCHERS accustomed A Tony award nominee for his dent Olscamp; Mary Ed- and Legal Services of North- side and that's regrettable be- in the 1970s, Klein said he hasn't to seeing Klein in eight-minute performance in "They're Play- munds, vice president for western Ohio, will receive cause there is an element of followed the careers of the cur- doses during his talk show ap- ing Our Song," Klein said there student affairs and Karen support from United Way. pearances will be able to see is a possibility that he will be Williams, campaign director The theme for the cam- more of him this week. He ap- returning to Broadway in the of the United Way of Greater paign, which is part of the pears in the George Burns com- next year, playing Oscar Levant Toledo, tied the ribbon Greater Toledo Area cam- edy series Wednesday and on in a musical based on the life of around the tree to symbolize paign for the United Way, is The Twilight Zone Friday. the composer. the start of the campaign, ''Listen to your Heart." Ut- said Cindy Fisher, public re- win said there are posters to Discover The Great lations coordinator of the be displayed and a song to be committee. Later this week played on WBGU-FM that American Heart volunteers will put up 300 follow the theme. BREAKFAST more ribbons around cam- Association pus, she said. The campaign this year in- This year the University's cludes a self defense V United Way campaign plans workshop Sunday at 7 p.m. in to raise at least $60,000, a goal the combatives/dance room GETA-WAY 15 percent higher than last and an aerobics hour Oct. 13 Applications for participation in year, said Jim Utwin, gen- at 7 p.m. in the activites room eral chairman of the steering in the Student Recreation MODEL UNITED NATIONS committee for the campaign. Center, Fisher said. 1985-86 ■■expires 10-7-85 n are now available from Reg. $10 Dept. of Political Science Haircut
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Rowan said. the first day of a strike marked poor won't be intimidated." maintain step increases based zance. said a supervisor at one welfare Union leaders claim 1,246 mem- by reports of skirmishes on The walkout, called by Ameri- on longevity - something county Deputy County Administrator office had pulled a gun on a bers. picket lines. Three union mem- can Federation of State, County officials say they no longer can Stephen Rowan said the union striker and then escorted an By late yesteray morning, bers were arrested on disorderly and Municipal Employees Local afford. members were arrested for al- employee across a picket line. Rowan said 41 percent of the 2,- ; conduct charges. 1746, focuses largely on money Jesse Johnson, regional direc- legedly blocking the entrance to At the Metzenbaum Children's 497 employees at the Depart- Although officials said they issues that have not been settled tor for the American Federation a downtown welfare office. He Center, he said a car drove ment of Human Services were would try to continue serving since the county's contract with of State, County and Municipal said he also had reports of strik- through a group of people on a not at their jobs. He said the some 360,000 welfare clients in the workers expired Feb. 15. Employees, said three union ers hitting employees. At a wel- Kckef line. No one was seriously missing workers included those Cuyahoga County, which in- AFSCME officials want 5 per- members - Theodoria DeScott, fare office on the city's east side, jured, he said. on strike as well as employees ! cludes Cleveland, County Com- cent across-the-board raises, a union steward, and members police had to clear the way be- THE AFSCME bargaining on sick leave or vacations. Health agency involved in lawsuits Narcolepsy not COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio's at- Cross-Blue Shield names. pany for Blue Shield coverage. Cross & Blue Shield Association torney general moved yesterday U.S. District Judge Nicholas Because the Worthington com- in its suit are "anti-competitive against the national Blue Cross Walinski issued a temporary pany recently completed a agreements" that violate fed- just pillow talk & Blue Shield Association, restraining order that prevents merger with Community Mu- eral and state antitrust laws. charging in federal court that Community Mutual from selling tual, both the Toledo plan and In his motion, Celebrezze the association was attempting hospitalization plans in north- Community Mutual now claim charged that agreements among Sufferers offered sympathy to restrict competition among western Ohio under the Blue rights to Toledo's 420,000 Blue Blue Cross-Blue Shield carriers Ohio health insurance compa- Cross & Blue Shield name or Shield customers. in Ohio had divided the state into TOLEDO (AP) - Narcolep- the job, said Beverly Johnson nies. logo. A hearing is set for Oct. 9 Community Mutual, formed in exclusive marketing territories. tics, people who have an un- of the Toledo Hospital Sleep Attorney General Anthony Ce- on Blue Cross-Blue Shield's re- 1964 through a merger of the Under these agreements, Hos- controllable urge to sleep, are Disorder Clinic. lebrezze said he had filed a quest for a preliminary injunc- Cincinnati-based Blue Cross pital Care Corp., now part of combating the hurt of being motion in U.S. District Court in tion. plan and the Columbus-based Community Mutual, was allo- called lazy and the frequest "We try to help them recog- Toledo that includes a coun- Blue Shield plan, also has an- cated 36 counties in southern loss of jobs with self-help and nize the symptoms and then terclaim against the national AT THE center of the dispute nounced plans to open offices in Ohio as well as in Canton, the sympathy of other suffer- do something about it," said Blue Cross organization, alleg- is a planned merger of Blue Columbus and Cleveland to com- Youngstown and Lima. Blue ers, says a director of the Bob Seely, founder of the ing violations of the federal Cross of Northwest Ohio with pete with Blue Cross-Blue Shield Cross of Northeast Ohio was Ohio Narcolepsy Association. state group. "And when they Sherman Antitrust Act and the Blue Cross & Blue Shield of carriers in those cities. allocated Cleveland and 11 sur- John Snider dropped out of realize there are others like state's Valentine Act. Northern Ohio. The merger, Celebrezze said he wants to rounding counties; Blue Cross of college because he couldn't themselves out there, they The national Blue Cross & scheduled for completion in De- end the traditional practice by Central Ohio had 29 central Ohio stay awake in class and de- readily make adjustments Blue Shield Association filed suit cember 1986, would allow the which the state's various Blue counties; and Blue Cross of To- pended on family members to and their lives become eas- in federal court last week, Toledo plan to sell both Blue Cross and Blue Shield sellers ledo was allocated 12 northwest- keep him awake. Now he ier." charging that Community Mu- Cross hospitalization coverage divided the state into exclusive ern Ohio counties. knows what used to be tual Insurance Corp. of Cincin- and Blue Shield medical and marketing areas. Blue Cross-Blue Shield offi- thought a quirk is a physical Snider, 41, was struck by nati was violating the Blue Cross surgical coverage. cials could not immediately be disorder, and that he's not sudden sleep throughout high & Blue Shield licensing The Toledo plan currently con- HE SAID the licensing reached for comment on Ce- alone. school, but wasn't diagnosed agreement by using the Blue tracts with a Worthington com- agreements cited by the Blue lebrezze's action. as a narcoleptic until 1966. The Ohio Narcolepsy Asso- "In church, a member of ciation is in contact with 160 the family always sat at my people diagnosed as having side and poked me in the ribs the disorder, and organiza- to keep me awake. This sleep- tions such as the Toledo sup- iness was an ongoing thing, Krt group to which Snider and the standard joke was Soviets S. Africa rules out black full vote longs are growing. 'watch him sleep. Snider About one in every 10,000 said. JOHANNESBURG, South Af- Council advises the government other blacks who accuse them of people suffers from narco- kidnapped rica (AP) - President P.W. on legislation. It was restruc- being informers or of cooperat- lepsy, said Dr. Frank Horton, "It was like sitting at the Botha offered some concessions tured last year to include mixed- ing with the white government. medical director of Toledo dinner table and nodding off to South Africa's black majority race and Asian members, after Botha offered no specifics in Hospital Sleep Disorder to sleep, and when I woke up, in Beirut yesterday, including the possi- legislative bodies with limited his speech to a congress of his Clinic. my head would be in the bility of seats on the advisory Cer were established for ruling National Party in the "We don't know how many mashed potatoes." BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - President's Council, but ruled e minorities. But whites re- Cape Province city of Port Eliz- more there are out there, He now has gone back to Three Soviet diplomats and a out full voting rights. He said the main in control. abeth. He said details must be said Snider, who meets college to finish his final year doctor working at the Soviet lesson of black Africa is that one Rioting continued in black negotiated. monthly with six to eight of study toward a business Embassy were kidnapped by man, one vote "means the townships. Police said mobs ft contained none of the belli- other narcoleptic8. "Many of administration degree. He gunmen in Moslem west Beirut dictatorship of the strongest killed three blacks and set fire to cosity that characterized his re- us had narcolepsy 10 to 15 has learned how to best pre- yesterday, radio stations re- black group." their bodies in the latest out- marks to the Durban party years before the disorder was vent sleeping attacks. ported. Botha declared his commit- break of black-against-black vi- congress Aug. 15, in which he correctly diagnosed. The After they were abducted, the ment to a united nation that olence. said full voting rights for blacks symptoms often are mistaken "FOR ME, the prereq- radio stations reported that two allows for black rights, but said MORE THAN 700 blacks have would take the white minority for depression." uisites are to keep regular Soviet Embassy cars were found any future system must protect been killed since rioting began "on a road to abdication and sleeping hours and to moder- abandoned. the rights of whites ana other against apartheid, the race laws suicide." NARCOLEPTICS HAVE a ate my medication," he said. Police were not able to con- minorities in South Africa, that guarantee privilege for Disappointment over the tone high rate of unemployment "If I don't, 111 feel by noon- firm the kidnapping immedi- which has been swept by more South Africa's 5 million whites and contents of the Durban because they are thought to time like you would feel if you ately. Soviet Embassy than a year of violence against and deny rights to the 24 million speech caused international re- be lazy if they go to sleep on had been up for 24 hours.'' personnel could not not be white-minority rule. blacks. Most died at the hands of action that thrust the country reached by telephone. The 60-member President's police, but some are victims of deeper into financial crisis. The radio stations identified the three Soviet diplomats as ShOW Continued from page 1. Arkady Katayov, Oleg Spirin and Valery Kornev. The doctor all we remember him for is that Klein shared observations about onstration of his skill with the one for new Coke. Clad in glittering black tuxe- he was shot by a disappointed the world of sports, including harmonica, and then responded The trio had little trouble ap- dos, the group sang a a mix of was not identified. pealing to a crowd composed country, pop and show tunes, It was the first time Soviets office-seeker. If you look up Gar- Herschel Walker's decision to to the audience's applause by field, James Abram in the ency- sign a $15 million pro contract saying, "I'm not sorry I didn t largely of students more famil- highlighted by a medley of "The had been reported kidnapped in iar with Letterman than Letter- Way You Look Tonight," "Sum- west Beirut since gunmen began clopedia, you'll find "See office- two months short of his college become a doctor and I think seizing foreigners in January seeker, disappointed." degree. millions of potential patients men. mer Place," and "When I Fall in Several times during his per- Joined by pianist Bob Stein, a feel the same way." EXPLAINING WHY they con- Love," the songs that launched 1984. tinue to perform, Mark Preston, the Lettermen's career. The Christian Voice of Leb- formance, Klein asked mem- music school graduate "who The Lettermen, who began bers of the BG women's uses the Roy Clark Big Note their musical career 25 years the source of much of the Throughout the performance, anon linked the kidnapping to a group's humor, explained, the Lettermen involved the audi- threat by the shadowy Shiite volleyball team about the "vio- Songbook," Klein closed his rou- ago with love songs and letters lent slogans" he had read while tine with a couple of songs. After on their sweaters, went to work "We've got to pay for our plastic ence, some of whom, Butala Moslem islamic Jihad on Sun- conjectured, had been moved as day to strike against leftists using their locker room for his doing "a real oldie, a Gregorian on the Parents' Day crowd with dressing room. '"Kill the (Kent chant," he sang a tribute to his a mix of old tunes, frequent The bio actually includes only teenagers by their songs. supporting a Synan-backed of- one original Letterman, group After closing the show with an fensive against fundamentalist State) Flashes, Destroy the 15 years of life on the road, "The jokes and audience involve- Flashes.' It sounds like you're Bronx is Beautiful This Time of ment. Judging from the audi- founder Tony Butala. Preston acapeUa rendition of "I Be- Moslem fighters in Tripoli, Leb- and Donovan Scottee are lieve." the Lettermen received a anon's second largest city. against menopause," he said. Year." ence's response, the formula A LONGTIME baseball fan, The comic closed with a dem- was more successful than the younger, more recent recruits. standing ovation. THE 86's Check our used RE HERE car specials! Stop In and MfordF-lJO.s c« n J±ii ! 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You can reach out and further your IMAK>Att1ia*i.rtf^ tHVTlvA(- 8 PA? career with Master Degree programs that include: JAR Football Bowling Groan 27, MM-Amatlcan Conlaranca Srandlng. (Continued from page 9) Akron 22 MAC struck first in the second half. Scoea by quanara 12 3 4 WLT WLT McClure hit Gerald Bayless in Boa/llngGraan I407&27 ■OTlaagOraaa ft 4«t Spikers spilt with CMU, EMU Ak.on 7 6 6 i 22 the end zone for a two-yard Cantral Michigan 100 200 Norlharn llllnoM 100 120 scoring toss, putting BG up 21- latqtr KaraSuu 100 120 by Tom Skernlvitz was not that good, and that we "We were trying to avenge the 13 • BG WMu 1 yard run (SUvl kick). BG 74) Miami HO 120 sports reporter could be beating them." loss," Van de Walle said. "We Klaus hit three field goals, UA Taylor 12 yard paaa from Stawan (Klaua ktckt. BaJISUUr <20 130 giving the Zips a 22-21 lead be- 77 Tolado 010 120 BUT THE Chippewas showed weren't going to settle for any- BG Maahan 30 yard paaa from McClura (SIM Eaalam Michigan " > » 120 why they are 104 this season. fore White's final touchdown. kkfc). B0 14-7 0I 030 ,1 A sea of emotions hit the Bowl- thingless than a win." OhroU ° ins Green volleyball team at full CMU poured water on the fired THE HURONS had another Falcon notes: Stan Hunter be- 2nd oil. Waatam Michigan 0 1 0 030 tide, bui the C.S. Falcon cruised up Falcons, beating them easily thing in mind, though, giving the came BG's top all-time pass UA Kku M yard Md goal. BG 1410 to home poi I with only minor 15-6 in the fourth game. Falcons their toughest match of catcher with his four receptions Jrd«u Saturday'! acoraa. against the Zips. Hunter has 139 UA Klaua 26 yard ll«W goal. BG 14-13 Illllll Oraaa 27. Akron 22 damages. "After the third game, every- the season. BG Baylaaa 2 yard paaa horn McClura (SUvl kick). Cararal Michigan 13. Ohio U. 7 The Falcons were downed by thing went so fast," van de EMU won the fourth game 15- catches, one more than ex-team- BO 21-13 Kara Stata 2S. Eoatam Michigan 3 Central Michigan 4-15,10-15,15- Walle said. "They just domi- 11 putting all the pressure on the mate Mark Dowdell. Hunter UA Klaua 34 yard (laid goal. BG 21 l< nonhoaaram 3B. rtonham llllnoia 18 also extended his consecutive •ft «. Michigan SUM 7. Wauam Michigan 3 12, 6-15 Friday, but rebounded nated us." Falcons. UA Klaua 22 yard IWd goal. BG 21 19 game streak in which he has Ban SUM 23. Tolado 19 Saturday to edge Eastern Michi- Emotionally upset, the Fal- The tie-breaking fifth game UA Klaua 22 yard Bald goal. UA 2221 Oklahoma SUM 45. Miami 10 gan 12-15, 15-11, 15-12, ll-li, 15- cons left Mt. Pleasant, Mich, to was identical to the four pre- caught at least one pass in 28 BG While 1 yard run (paaa lalladl BG 27-22 face EMU in Ypsilanti, Mich., vious gameswith BG finally contests. CMU, second in tne Mi*! the next day. prevailing 11R2. American Conference in 1984, Although the proximity of the The Falcons copied the Hu- dashed out of the gates in a two schools was close, the style rons scrappy style of play with ^m^Ms^s^isi^^^r^^ V*5or.Hurfl hurry, while the Falcons dif- of play was as different as the some of their own. fered, crawling out like tor- North and South Poles. "We extended ourselves dig- toises. Van de Walle credited CMU ging and our D was more ag- "We had a very slow start," with being tall and offensively gressive," Van de Walle said. rtXl KNOW. TIMNC. TO WORK HANK.IFRBN1CW. TURK Wit coach Denise Van de Walle said. strong, while the Hurons relied The five games totaled 2 RIGHT AfTER LUNCH fi LIKE VOU VlHWO ABOUT RtrVrW "It took us a game and a half to on a scrappy defense. hours, 20 minutes, featured dou- TrMINt TO «rl URBTU A MUTATION THAT BVK ME THE warm up." "Eastern didn't have as ble figure scoring by both teams pvn«N IN r\ vm of W W0RlD\9HWEltlND WLLC6 . After shifting into higher gear, strong an attack, but did have a in each game and 133 points ctwca BG forced the favored Chippe- litit defense," Van de Walle total, making the match more was into a competitive match. said. "The too teams were com- meaningful to the spikers. The improved play showed in plete opposites." "It was such a hard fought the second game with the Fal- The vast difference caused match," Van de Walle said. "I cons losing by only 5 points. problems early on, .vith the Fal- was pleased with winning." The Chippewas felt the full cons losing the first game 15-12 The Falcons are 5-4 overall wrath of a fired up BG offense in to the 8-7 Hurons. and 3-3 in the MAC. BG finished the third game with BG running But the Falcons were set on the three-game road trip with a off to a 15-12 victory. making up the ground they lost 2-1 record with a three-game win "In the third game, we at- the previous night's loss, win- against Cincinnati. tacked better." Van de Walle ning the second and third games BG hosts Ball State and Miami said. "We saw Central's defense 15-11 and 15-12. this weekend. TONfttrft THE NVJHT I GET BUT I COUlD UORK ^1 Bayless STARTED PRACTICING ON VH TONIGHT. FRED CALLED IN ^ (Continued from page 9) ART SICK-.UWCH 15 MORE patterns. "When the ball is in the air, I IMPORTANT- THE EXTRA t, Dayton native is third on team in "What's nice about Bayless, is want it," he said. "It's like going MONM OR THE PRACTICE? receptions. that he's so big," Stolz said. "He after a rebound in basketball." McClure said the M, 235 is not afraid to go over the Providing he continues to im- pound tight end is not only big, middle to make a catch." prove, Bayless could join his but also elusive. Tight ends are usually running brother in the professional "Gerry has a knack for get- the crossing pattern when they ranks. ting away from defenders," Mc- receive those punishing blows But currently Gerald has one Clure said. "He really runs which draw the ooh's and ah's goal - win the MAC title and play great patterns and he's such a from the crowd. in the California Bowl. big target." The fear of a bone-crunching "I'm going to sit back and BG head coach Denny Stolz hit scares some receivers from Sack my bags for California," said Bayless' strength is a big going after the ball aggresively, e said. "Right now that's all I when running crossing but not Bayless. am thinking about." 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Congrats on your position as chad tar a awl aaa Oct. 12. Chrtsey « Patty and $2,200 Cal 352-7153. The I,anal of Second Mooney— Hay PN Mu s. Stereo with AM7FM radio, tumtaba. 4 8-lrack Financial Director of the Mas BGSU Pageanti Thanks lor M me concern during my Under win stand Cal 352-2505 from 8-5 Your Phi Mu eaters era so proud of you! rs *me lo get pM»-ad up. the Weather" days AND A SPECIAL THANKS Tttant'* BRKMTTE RUSSELLO - CONGRATULATIONS HOTROD — You're the beet, better than al the TO - Taml. Carol. Dawn. Lisa, Teresa Chris, 1974 Comet, good condition ON YOUR NEW POSITION AS THE FINANCIAL real. JAMIE — Wei consider you If you stop Laurie. Laa and of course R A Kandra Your make any offer DIRECTOR OF THE MISS BGSU PAGEANT' your chaw TODO t RON — You're al wa mink las? a graaSy appracaled —Room218 352-2322. evening of Love, tns gm* from Buckeye w! YOUR BIG IS SO HAPPY FOR YOUI YOU'LL TO MY "PSEUOO" DATE. SUE- 14 ou ft GE retrtg w/bear dapenalng kit Cal ANY LARGE 2 ITEM PIZZA BE GREAT! GO PHI MU! ALL MY LOVE. THE NEXT TatE YOU NEED A DATE PARTY 362-2110 after 5 00 pm YOUHBW, AMY DATE - TRY THE BARN I'M SURE THERE IS a II True You Can Buy Jaapa lor $44 through CARDS lor al occasions SOMETHING THERE MORE YOUR TYPE. OH the US govammarvr? Gat the tacts today1 Cat $5.95 Jeans N Things 531 Ridge WELL. AT LEAST THE BARN WAS AN APPRO 1-312-742-1142 Ext. 1784 Open tonne til 8 p m. PWATE PLACE FOR THE DATE PARTY. BE- we deliver with coupon 352-3551 Caribbean Crush CAUSE THATS WHERE YOU BELONG Caribbean Crush To Panda Bear m 329. look In your rrvasbox lor a SWEATSHflTS CUSTOM IMPRINTED WITH I Crush surprise Your Dee Gee anchor Ma el 344 YOUR OWN DESIGN FOR GROUP. CLUB, love* you'l UTB ■DORM. 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I IJLILJl.LI IILILIIJH 1 large eggplant 34 PartolOEO 5 Across MMt M. 11.11.1 UUUUMIl 2 tablespoons olive oil 35 Haavy Tyrolean 32 Pyle or Banks ■III.IHI.I UIIM cloth 33 Input 1 small onion, finely chopped 36 Pwiod 34 Place tor a UfJl'JH IJMIJUIIHUUHH I clove garlic, minced 37 Saa 6i Across dorm Vi cup raw green pepper, finely 41 King topper 35 Take the silver UJUMM HI.IMIIH III II III 42 Red dye 38 Summer TV UUUU UUGUU LJLIUU chopped 43 Kuan fare 1 vs tablespoons lemon juice 44 Haanated 39 Shapes up coarsely ground pepper 46 Wind-worn - n 48 Robot drama p ""Bar " i t pjjit ii ii it Slice eggplant in half and rub with 49 Norse saga 51 Pump reading. 1 tablespoon of Ihe oil. Place halves 55 Plane part cut side down on baking pan. Classification In which you wish your ad to appear 60 Kind ot forest Broil on middle rack of oven for 61 Cloak and 20 lo 25 minutes, or until eggplant Campus 4 City Events* Wanted dagger type Lost& Found Help Wanted 63 Alaskan mind is quite soft. Cool slightly. Scoop out] 64 The Lone pulp and mash well with fork. RkJea For Sale Ranger's Saute onion and garlic in remain Services Offered For Rent companion 65 Otherwise ing oil until brown. Stir into eggplant Personate 66 Gentlemen pulp with remaining ingredients. •Campus/City Event ads are published tree ol charge for one day for a non-profit event or meeting only Prater Blonde* Chill for 2 or 3 hours. Sprinkle with author 67 Scornful laugh chopped parsley and serve with Dates of Insertion . 66 Cenam turning bread rounds or toast. Ma. to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) points? Yield: about 2V4 cups The BG News DOWN Approx. cal/serv.: V4 cup - 75 214 West Hall BGSU 1 Country road a" .., 1 1 Tablespoon - 10 2 " tova Bov«*ng Green, Ohio 43403 Heart Healthy Recipes are from the Third 3 First graders n ejjc Edison of the American Heart Association (Checks payable to BG News) quartet a Hr 4 Emcees need &x*tx>ok Copynght e 1973. 1975. 1979 by : 372-2601 "" American Heart Asaociation, Inc. 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