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Vol.72 Issue 108 April 6,1990 Bowling Green, Ohio High 40 The BG News Low 20" BRIEFLY Legislation criticized Ohioansmull English Only bill called incomprehensible language bill CITY tax forms, Monita said. by JIU Novak But not only Hispanics would be affected by pas- by Jill Novak Student indicted: Craig K. staff writer sage of the bill, he said. staff writer Taliaferro, 39, was indicted Amish children who begin school fluent only in Wednesday on charges of theft and The notion that there must be action to declare their Pennsylvania Dutch language also would be- It is 1991. Jose has traveled from Spain to live in forgery, the Wood County English as an official language is farfetched and come victims of the ruling because they would not be Lorain, O., whose county contains one of the fastest prosecutor's office announced totally unnecessary, according to the director of the able to obtain additional instruction, he said. growing Hispanic population in Ohio. He sees the dty Thursday. Spanish Speaking Affairs Committee. Subjecting children to this law would guarantee as a new frontier and is happy to be introduced to a If Taliaferro is found guilty of the Addressing the possibility of the enactment of an they would tall behind other children and this is as new culture. However, when be goes to vote, take a third degree felonies, he could receive English Only bill in the state, Charles Monita said he "insensitivity, inferiority and inadequacy," he said. drivers' license exam, or fill out a welfare form, he a prison sentence of two to 10 years "falls to see the need" for a bill, when "we already When he first heard the conditions of the bill, spon- will not be able to do so in Spanish, as was previously and a fine of $5,000. communicate in English through popular choice and sored by Sen. Cooper Snyder, Monita testified allowed before the passage of an "English Only" He is currently being held in Wood preference." against it as a private citizen. law, making English the official language of the County Jail on $20,000 bond. "(The bill) is a reported remedy for which no ma- As a citizen, he said he found the bill "totally unac- state. Taliaferro was arrested last Friday lady exists," Monita said Thursday night, speaking ceptable" and in a report to the Senate committee, by city police after a year-long before about 100 people as part of Hispanic Aware- he refuted several of the points of English Only pro- This is not an actual scenario in the state, but this investigation into an insurance fraud ness Week. ponents. English Only law now is enforced by 16 states, includ- case. Police allege Taliaferro bilked The only thing the passage of the bill would ac- For example, Monita said he has been told Ohio ing California and Florida. And, according to state Allstate Insurance Co. of Toledo out of complish Is depriving immigrants or minorities the spends great sums of money and tax revenue to pro- legislators, a proposed English Only law in Ohio about $1,500 by falsely reporting a ability to communicate in their own language before vide official documents to be printed in another lan- most likely will pass when it does hit the voting pub- theft at his apartment last May. becoming fluent in English, he said. guage. lic. "The damage to the language-handicapped is ex- However, according to Robert Schleppi, state According to Richard Rench, of the Ohio House of tensive and frightening," he said. "To suggest the printing administrator, "the requests for printing by Representatives and co-sponsor of the original bill to STATE state deprive minority groups from receiving neces- the state in a language other than English is so insig- make English the official language of the state, the sarv assistance is incomprehensible." nificant, his office does not generate and maintain a bill by no means discriminates against Hispanics or Wage increase? A bill to It would deny governmental and social services to record of such requests," Monita said. any minority group. raise the state minimum wage will peoole who may need them, including welfare and a See Language, page 6 O See English Only, page 6. remain in limbo until after the May primary elections as the House on Thursday rejected Senate amendments to the measure before Comet in recessing for the spring. The measure would increase from $2.30 to $4.25, an hour the minimum wage for Ohio workers not covered by sight as ot a federal minimum wage law that took effect on Sunday. The federal law raised the minimum to $4.25 an hour last week for most workers. North f peaks: Oliver North, by John Yaukey the central figure in the Iran-Contra USA Today-CIN affair, was expected to draw demonstrators Thursday night Newly discovered Comet Austin protesting the U.S. role in Central made its debut last week for the naked America. eye for its one pass through our solar Willie Richter, spokeswoman for system. the Dayton chapter of the Pledge of "Every year, a dozen or so comets Resistance, said pickets will be come tumbling around the sun," said stationed outside the Dayton Racquet Pennsylvania State University astron- Club, where North is scheduled to omy professor Peter Usher. "But speak. Richter said she is expecting comets visible to the naked eye are as many as 50 protesters. pretty rare — maybe one every few years." Grades issued: Ohio's grades Astronomers in the last two weeks on an economic report card handed have reduced predictions about bow out Thursday by a private research bright Austin will be, but they estimate organization ranged from "A" to it still should be visible to the naked "D." eye. The report card form the Comets are mountains of gritty fro- Corporation for Enterprise zen gases left over from matter that Development gave Ohio strong marks formed the stars and the solar system. for trying new economic policies but There are tens of thousands of Known said the state's education is lagging comets such as Halley's Comet, which BG News/Greg Horvath and too few new businesses have orbits the sun every 75 years. Wheeling and Dealing started up. "To see a comet is to see the Earth Service fraternity members brave the changing weather from noon on Thursday until noon Friday in the Union Oval for a good Cultist extradited: The son and her sister planets in slow majestic evolution," Usher said. cause. The volunteers, Tanla Subwick, Jolene Joseph, Dave Caldwell. Dana Stavely and Kevin Severtis (I to r) are selling raffle of a reputed cult leader was taken tickets for 25 cents via a booth and a grocery cart to help Special Olympics. Winners will receive gift certificates from local mer- from the San Diego County Jail Astronomers believe Austin will Thursday and returned to Ohio to face stand out clearly from the planets and chants. The event "Wheeling for Wood Lane" is sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega. charges in the slaying of a stars. five-member family. Damon Lundgren, 19, had been fighting extradition to Lake County, O., since his arrest earlier this year in Pig roast groundwork Summit to begin San Diego County. He is among 13 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- Fitzwater said the summit — people. Including his parents, Jeffrey dent Bush and Soviet President Bush's second meeting as presi- and Alice Lundgren, who were Mikhail Gorbachev will meet for a dent with the Soviet leader — indicted in the slayings of Dennis and made final for event superpower summit in the United would be a "tough love" encounter, Cheryl Avery and their three with the crisis in Lithuania a cen- children. Bob "Buck" Bramlish and his staff of to leave this place legends. When we States beginning May 30, U.S. and 40 nearly have completed plans for leave here, that sign that says Scott Soviet officials said Thursday as tral topic. their party Saturday — a party that Hamilton Drive... we want to change it both sides returned to bargaining Bush and Gorbachev last met NATION could reach historic proportions. to Country Buck Avenue." on possible arms-control treaties. early in December at the Mediter- "Country Buck's Pig Roast n," "This is going to be the best party BG ranean island of Malta. Since then, scheduled for Saturday at the Wood has had in years,'' he promised. White House spokesman Marlin pushes for independence in Lith- Cancer link: Government County Fairgrounds, is the result of The Roast's organizers have raised Fitzwater said several major uania and other regions of the So- scientists, who a week ago announced more than two months of planning. about $2,000 to cover the party's costs agreements could emerge at the viet Union — and the Soviet re- that a study found no link between Bramlish is promising party-goers: — mostly donated by University stu- summit, including a long-sought sponse to them — have strained Agent Orange exposure and a rare (1) pig, roasted; (25) kegs of beer; dents in small amounts. No local busi- Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty superpower relations. form of cancer among Vietnam (100) T-shirts to sell; (2) live musical nesses are involved in defraying the to limit long-range nuclear The timing of the summit, earlier veterans, say the herbicide cannot be acts, and (1) bus, to transport the par- costs, which will include a bus to pro- weapons. than the late-June schedule origi- ruled out. either. ty's 1,000 expected guests to and from vide transportation for Pig Roast rev- But Bush said merely that the nally envisioned, raised new The chief investigator for the the fairgrounds. elers. summit would provide "time for a doubts on whether all details of an Selected Cancers Study said Everyone is invited — and it is all for "We want to make it as safe as possi- lot of dialogue and a lot of discus- arms pact could be nailed down in Wednesday the findings do not free. ble," Bramlish said. His concern is that sion." time. eliminate an Agent Orange The inspiration for such generosity everyone has a good time, he said, and connection. stems from the hosts' desire to have a this includes a safe ride home. In a summary of the study released good time. The Pig Roast planners are building last week, the Centers for Disease "Everyone wants to leave something on a large-scale pig roast many helped Erotic art judged Control in Atlanta said: "We found no behind, Bramlish said. "We're going host last year. Between 600 and 700 evidence that the increased risk of people attended, and the event came CINCINNATI — A museum mum, '' Barrie said. NHL (non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) What: Country Buck's Pig Roast II off flawlessly. planning to exhibit sexually About 400 people have paid $25 to might be related to exposure to Agent "It was just a blast," Bramlish said. graphic photographs by the late |150 each to become museum Orange in Vietnam." Where: Wood County Fairgrounds "Not one problem — the police were Robert Mapplethorpe signed up members in the last 10 days, a really impressed." hundreds of paying members in the period when the museum usually Whan: Tap begins Saturday at 5 p.m. The original Pig Roast was not last 10 days before Friday's open- would be lucky to sign 10 members, HISTORY Cnned as a large-scale event at first, ing, the director said. Barrie said. Background: A roasted pig, 25 kegs, and a their ideas grew as they drew on Dennis Barrie said Thursday he The 175-pbotograph exhibit in- 1,000 guests are expected. the traditions from their past. expects 3,000 people to attend the cludes nine pictures of nude chil- On this date: In 1982, heavy Bttzen wi provide musical "We had a couple of pig roasts in our opening. Tickets to the first day of dren or homoerotic and sadomaso- snow and 40jmph winds battered the entertainment and Pig Roast hometown and we used to have farm the show were available only to the chistic sex acts. It has prompted a area, """Tfrfl University classes T-Shirts wi be on sale. parties in a barn every year," said Contemporary Arts Center's police investigation and opposition until noon. Snowfall totalled about Bramlish, a Dayton resident. "We members. The exhibit opens to the from anti-pornography groups. seven and one-half inches, and was Cost Free modeled it on that." public Saturday. The Arts Center is suing dty and expected to continue. The Pig Roast bus will begin pick-ups "We're going to have to regulate county law enforcement officials, How to get The Pig Roast bus wi pick at the Union Oval at 5 p.m., and will re- the flow into the gallery. We've seeking a jury verdict on whether Compiled tram local and wire reports thara: people up at the Union Oval turn guests later in the evening. Organ- handled about 1,000 people in here the exhibit violates local obscenity beginning at 5 p.m. izers expect the event to break up at once, but that was our maxi- standards. around midnight. THE BG NEWS
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Andy Woodard Sports Editor Women's sports shunned at UO Most universities and colleges across the nation attempt to avoid controversy like the plague in their athletic departments. However, the University of Oklahoma seems to want controversy. Athletic officials there beg for it — year-in and year-out. The Oklahoma athletic department in Norman Sex, lies and the 6 o'clock news added to its problems late last week when it The soap operas end at 4 p.m. and I would end up in jail as the spoke to a room of sloshed it, I've resorted to being a gossip dropped its women's basketball program. Officials weekdays. But at 24 News, the bunkmate of a very large man professional journalists. columnist by writing down all cited poor attendance — an average of 65 per game drama goes on and on. who committed terrible crimes By the way, The Collegian, the this drivel. and is on his way to finding God campus newspaper at the Uni- But when you get right down — for lowering the boom. Dancie Moore, now former 6 only when he looks at me be versity of Toledo was named the to it, I'd rather be a gossip col- But before this ordeal could reach the court o'clock anchor at Channel 24, thinks of Sodom and Gomorroh. Best College Newspaper for a umnist than be a pretty boy on systems — as it soon would have — Oklahoma offi- has resigned. And quite coinci- And more Sodom than Gomor- non-daily. Congratulations Col- television. cials reinstated the program early Thursday after- dentally, Paul Kiska, whose roh. legian, but we're better. But I've been blessed, I'm too noon. claim to fame is as a weath- ugly to be on television. erman —like I'd want that hor- But, good ole Blade Runner Robaugh is a columnist tor The decision was a good one for Oklahoma offi- rible appendage attached to my filled us in on the Toledo televi- The News and he does not want cials, whose lawyers would have been opposed in name — has been busted down to sion poop after the speech. And to work in Northwest Ohio when court by Arthur Bryant, the Washington, D.C., at- nightside reporter, which basi- he was pretty ticked, he said, he graduates. How can he? He's torney who led a 1988 Title IX fight against Temple cally means he is dogcrap in the that he wasn't allowed to include alienated every employer in the and won in an out-of-court settlement. eyes of the newsmakers at 24. Market Square the dope on Dancie Moore in his His case would have been open and shut. The thrice-weekly column. But as he Word has it that Dancie and left, he said he was off to tell Sooners, despite back-to-back losing seasons, had Paul were cutting quite a bit of Hero those Blade editors a thing or nine-consecutive winning years before that. videotape on the side. And I two about what people need to Not only was Oklahoma's change of heart good guess that's pretty under- read. Respond for the university, but also for the image of standable since television peo- by women's basketball throughout the nation. ple make their way through the Dennis Of course, the common con- biz based on how much they census is that Blade Runner was Letters to the editor Based on last weekend's NCAA Final Four in make the average Joe drool. Robaugh brought in as Blade publisher should be a maximum of Knozville, Term., women's basketball is on the rise. John Robinson Block's hitman 200-300 words in length and Anyway, when they both call columnist in print. But the Runner rails should be typewritten, The women's final on Sunday between Stanford, the in sick to work on the same day, against such gossip. Hell do double-spaced, and signed. eventual champion, and Auburn set an attendance people begin to talk. And when And that wouldn't really sit what he wants and when he Address or on-campus record, drawing more than 20,000 fans. Compara- Paul the weatherman comes in well with me. wants. Of course, 77K? Blade mailbox number along tively, only 17,765 attended the men's final between to work in tennis shoes and a suit edits out all the hard hitting ex- with your telephone num- UNLV and Duke in Denver Monday night. during the same week, well ... But The Blade Runner doesn't pose that Blade Runner man- ber for verification, must what's going to happen? hang out at television stations. ages to dig up, he said. be included. But Oklahoma's unfounded action brought with it His buddy, television critic Tom The News reserves the What happens is Dancie quits Ensign does. In fact, he does a Which is why they didn't want right to reject any materi- 5[uestions about women's basketball. Will more col- and Deborah Morgan gets the weekly piece for 24 News. And him to pull the plug on 24's little al that is offensive, mali- eges with poor women's attendance follow suit ? Is prime slot in the evening news, they drink together. And swap soap opera saga. Of course, cious or libelous. Ail sub- women's basketball really ready to be a top colle- which is better because De- tales. Hmmmm. maybe they just didn't want to missions are subject to giate sport PAfter all, the Big Eight Conference, borah makes me drool much fill their mucous-colored pages condensation. which Oklahoma competes in, is one of the few con- more than the average joe. In That paragon of Journalistic with gossip. But then again, Please address all sub- iiat, Deborah makes me do ethics knows all ancf tells all in that's his job — Gossip Col- missions to: ferences with an automatic bid to the NCAA Tour- much more than drool. the dirty, grimy city that is umnist. Which is worse than Editorial Editor nament. Now, I don't hang out at Tole- Toledo. After an evening of De- weatherman when you come to The BG News do's television stations. If I did, ja-Vu'ing, The(Toledo)Blade's think of it. MO West Hall And while the media asked about this, an Okla- someone would call the cops. slicing and dicing columnist And when you come to think of homa politician and the men's coach made sexist remarks about the situation. The state's governor, Henry Bellmon, noted women still could play in intramural leagues. Billy Tubbs, the Oklahoma men's coach, said pumping Letters • t $250,000 annually into the women's budget was tion to the article, if there were It's this buffoon whose got my "money down the drain." AIDS is not unique any reason to include it, but we Founders' firedrills goat! I can't imagine being so On a weekend when women's basketball was fail to see the point in giving half immature and simple-minded to reaching an all-time high, the University of Okla- to gay population a story, which only perpetuates outrage students get kicks out of this. For one homa was attempting tobring it down. misconceptions about AIDS and Founders now has a new thing, run-down college students gay people. name, "Fire Drill Capital of the don't need this help getting sick, But problems with collegiate sports at Oklahoma We are writing to question an Worla." In the past week there implicit assumption in an unsig- most of us are doing quite well is nothing new. Its footbaU program is on probation Such irresponsible reporting have been four fire drills all be- on our own. For another, a lot of for numerous violations and Tubbs' team always ned article that appeared in the tween 2 and 2:30 a.m. It's get- us are growing immune to that BG News on March 29 entitled is a problem because it gives the ting to be a bit ridiculous, hut has been scrutinized. "Students to 'rock' for AIDS." impression that gay equals loud, annoying noise. We can AIDS. It should be well-known what can we do about it? Noth- sleep through it with no problem The problems at Oklahoma seem to stem from its The article is laid out in three ing! We can get mad, but at win-at-all-costs attitude. And those Sooner teams sections. This first explains the by now that it is not sexual and once awakened are in no orientation, but rather certain who? Some unknown idiot who's hurry to evacuate. I hope this that do not win every year, women's basketball in purpose of the rock-a-thon, the making our nights a living second says that a friend of the types of behaviors that put one low-life pond-scum realizes if the last two years, for example, are of relatively "at risk" —those that cause bo- HELL—that's who. there someday is a fire and peo- little importance. chairwoman of the event told The staff here is taking a lot of ple are reluctant to evacuate her that he is gay, and the third dily fluids, contact with mucous beat. The system of trying to Oklahoma officials had to have known that drop- gives more information on the membranes or broken skin. due to his/her previous stunts, Many gay people have removed catch this creep is pathetic. the number of deaths will be for- ping women's basketball would cause a major who, when and where of the What moron would pull a fire ever on his/her conscience (if ruckus on the collegiate scene. event. themselves completely from be- ing "at risk" because they no drill and then walk back in the such a thing exists). Hopefully, And, as usual, they did not seem to care. longer engage in these behav- building with the evidence all the staff will alert us in some Why is the anecdote about the iors. This is evident in the de- over him/her? The staff, other way also, so we are aware gay friend included in the arti- cline in the rate of new infec- however, is getting better at fire that it is genuine. cle? There was no attempt made tions in gay men in the cities drills. I think the whole buil- My one hope is that this The BG News Staff to relate this to the rest of the ar- ding's got their routines down to simpleton is foolish enough to that haveheen hardest hit by the a science by now. We're back in, Photo Editor Greg Horveth Production Sup r Patrick Michel ticle. Does this man have AIDS? epidemic, while the rate is on brag about his/her accom- Aa*t Photo Editor MarkDeckard Production Sup r Morris Near Is he worried about AIDS? Did the rise in other populations. within half an hour — we used to plishments. News travels fast AMI Sport* Edrlor CMfMTol Production Sop'r Becky Nuubaum he have anything to say to his be out there at least an hour. The and I want his/her butt in a Aut SportB Editor Mart Schroder Chief Copy Editor Brenda Young friend about AIDS? The inclu- staff is trying, we know that, but sling. Wire ErJtor Knsten KwlatKoweki Chief Copy ErJtor . Ivan Qrogar sion of the "coming-out" story Members of the Lesbian unfortunately they're the most Dana Damman Aut Wire Editor Janes A. Tinker Copy Editors Irene Babeeux could have made a useful addi- and Gay Alliance visible targets to lash out at. 517 Harmon Friday Mage/in* Edrlor CM* Oeweon Mlcheee Banka Matthew Daneman AMI. Friday Edrlor Dabble Hwole Jeff Batdorf ' John KohWrand SMI Arwt Tom Kaawy Anthony Burria Mary Ramkoester Green Harvest ■ -by Vlllamor M.Cruz —'ZfW^X^ ™j Tht BO r¥*w» la pubaahad daay Tuaaday through Friday during the academic year and weakly during the summer seaelon by the Board of Student Puoscation* of Bowing Groan State University V \ Jib Opinion* enpreesed Oy cokjmmats do not neceeserty reflecl the opin-xs ot The 8G News. 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Campus Life Aprt«,1»*0 New sorority discussed
by Sandra Kowalsky prior meeting. aware of the housing situation staff writer Criteria included housing op- for Greeks at the University. tions, the number of active The committee now has the chapters, the number of local options of deciding to invite one In preparation to colonize a alumnae, alcohol awareness, of the sororities based solely on new sorority at the University, hazing, community service, the questionnaire information or the Panhellenic Expansion pledge education and the to invite one or both sororities to Committee met Thursday night amount of national support the campus to give a presentation. to evaluate sorority question- newly colonizing sorority would Arnholt expressed concern for naires. receive by means of a national choosing the option of the sorori- The need to expand the sorori- consultant. ties giving presentations since a ty system occurred after the Al- The committee believes the large amount of money and time pha Delta Pi sorority charter support of a national consultant are involved. was revoked last semester, re- is one criteria particularly im- "It costs a sorority $3,000 to sulting in 95 fewer Rush open- portant to the colonization of a come and do a presentation," ings for women next year. In new sorority. Arnholt said. 'Presentations addition, JoAnne Arnholt, as- A national consultant is a so- would most likely take place in sistant director of Greek Life, rority woman who recently has September and colonization anticipated a 10 percent in- graduated from college and re- would be pushed back until Feb- crease in next year's Rush presents her sorority. The con- ruary." group. sultant travels to the various The original goal for coloniza- At a previous meeting, the chapters throughout the country tion was this fall. committee decided to extend in- and, in many instances, lives She said if presentations were vitations to the 12 national soror- with a newly forming sorority. important to the group then that ites presently not established at "It is important to have a is what they will do. the University. national representative during Sigma Kappa and Sigma Si- the first year," Arnholt said. Committee members were in- gma Sigma sororities were the "While the University can help a stucted to take the expansion Health Concerns BG News/Mark Deckard only two sororities to send re- lot, they cannot help with the committee evaluations back to sponses to the committee. national policies.'' their individual chapters to dis- Health Education students Pam Quail, (left) Shelley Long, (center) and Lynn Smith prepare a display on At Thursday night's meeting, Housing opportunities for the cuss options with them. The cho- sunscreens for the Health Fair In the Student Services Building Thursday. The fair is put on by students In the committee evaluated the new sorority is also a major sen option will be decided at the two health education classes and is attended by fourth graders from local elementary schools. questionnaires, based on selec- concern of the committee. Arn- next meeting and will then be tion criteria established at a holt said both sororities are taken to Panhel for a vote.
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Soup . «• Own •4.50 •3.00 •3.75 •3.50 •4.50 THE BG NEWS April «,mo Students fast in protest Faculty discusses racism the civil rights movement by Lori Millet MacDonald, a senior music Srapes which cause birth by Jill Novak concentrating on researching major, is part of a chain fast on efects to children, she said. now. already accomplished its staff writer campus which began March 8 Susan Plummer, boycott sup- staff writer First, he is researching the movement and should be dis- and will continue until Food Ejrter and senior French educa- intellectual development of mantled," he said. Seven days without pizza, Operations stops buying and on major, said about 30 people A group of faculty members black students on a predomin- More research also is neces- without hamburgers, without selling grapes, she said. on campus are involved with the met Wednesday to discuss the antly white campus, and also sary about the class and french fries, without beer. The chain fast originated from chain fast and at least one per- progress of racism research the academic and social inte- wealth distribution between That's 168 hours without food — a nationwide fast started by the son is fasting every day. and decide what could be done gration of these students. minorities and the majority. not even cafeteria food — that United Farmworkers, which has Plummer fasted for two days to make further strides in this He also would like to study a Too many students believe Karen MacDonald spent in been in existence since 1962, ac- when the fast began and now area. discussion of the black stu- minorities have made signifi- protest. cording to Amy Benson, another participates in it one day every "The idea of this is to get dent's alienation on campus. cant progress, which is often a In conjunction with the na- member of the chain fast and a week people collaborating (in their Christopher Dunn, director misperception, Litwin said. tionwide grape boycott, Mac- freshman biology major. She agreed the chain fast research)," said People for of research services, said he is Clifford Brooks, co- Donald recently finished a sev- "We are in solidarity with the serves to maintain campus Racial Justice committee particulary interested in the chairman of People for Racial en-day fast. farmworkers," she explained. awareness and individually re- member Jim Litwin. agencies of criminal justice Justice, said one area of his "My goal was to make people "For 24 hours, we are feeling a mind everyone of the suffering "I was very pleased at the which have been inherently research is concentrated on more aware (of the problem)," bit of what the farmworkers are farmworkers. outcome of the rather ama- racist and discriminatory the value of "the super learn- she said. "But I never expected subject to (face)." "The issue that it could poten- teurish announcement of the toward minorities. ing theory" which is used by it to go this far." According to MacDonald, the tially affect us should not be ig- meeting, and hope once news There are a number of issues the Russians and Eastern Her first goal was a three-day grapes served in University nored," Plummer said. "To wait gets out the group will meet surrounding whether or not European nations, supposedly fast, but the support she cafeterias are sprayed with 75 for someone to be found with regularly as an independent there is discriminatory pro- helping people learn at a much received on campus made her different pesticides and of these, cancer seems senseless." group," he said. cessing in the correction faster rate. realize how much awareness "40 percent are used only for Students participating in the The idea of this meeting ori- system, since almost one- He wants to see if "this was developing. cosmetic reasons making them chain fast are sending an impor- ginated from a discussion on fourth of black men between 20 theory could rub off on minor- "(I want to (help students bet- bigger and healthier." tant message to other students, the lack of research aimed at and 29 years old have been ity students on campus" and ter understand only a sliver of Woman who work in the fields and health officials believe they racial attitudes at last month's under correctional supervi- may set up a meeting with what the migrant workers go during pregnancy are suscepti- are not causing themselves any People for Racial Justice sion. transitional minority students through," she said. ble to these pesticides put on the physical harm. meeting, where Litwin offered Clyde Willis, dean of the Col- to test the theory- "As long as they keep fluids in to organize 17 interested facul- lege of Health and Human Ser- The group also went through their body, there is no real im- ty members. vices, said there are many a handout presented by Dunn, r mediate danger," said James The faculty decided they areas in which racial issues to discuss where funding for xfcenede*,0. Kettinger, a physician at the would continue to meet as a have an impact on health- the research comes from. Health Center. large group, and organize related issues, particulary in Next year, Litwin said they Mon. - Sat. themselves into a series of the area of AIDS. plan to seek money to sponsor Open at 11 am A time span of 60 to 90 days is special groups categorized by The addition of a cultural di- a colloquium series on racism. J352-4663 the longest period the average their research interests. versity class at the University "Any other monies depend person can last without food, he At the outset of the meeting, is almost official, and Litwin on what people decide to do to i * Sun. said. 6 V 12 the participants described the plans to study the effects of the get people interested," he said. i * • Me - QA» ■ Midnight type of racism-related program on the students by "The (amount of time) a per- Litwin said anyone inter- FAST FREE DELVERY son can last depends upon the research they were interested measuring the attitudes of in- $3.50 MINIMUM DELIVERY reserves (their body has)," Ket- in. coming students and seeing ested in joining forces with the 1432 E. 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Square on Thursday, China's annual day for mourning the dead, liament declared the nation a democracy on Thursday and began Fordwiderwent surgery Wednesday to replace his left knee with an preventing unofficial visits to the symbolic center of last year's cru- building a political system that will lead it to unification with West artificial joint because of injuries dating back to bis high school shed democracy movement. Germany. football days, a spokeswoman said. It was the second time in a week city officials held official activi- The lawmakers, elected March 18 in the nation's first democratic Ford, 76, went into surgery at 9 a.m. at the Eisenhower Medical ties in the square as an excuse for closing it to the public. ballot, convened for the first time and formally dismantled the Center in Rancho Mirage, said Ford's chief of staff, Penny Circle. The method appeared successful. There were no reports of at- Communist system that ruled four decades. The procedure, performed by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Robert Mur- tempts to lay wreaths near the square or otherwise honor the hun- Meeting in the Palace of the Republic built by the former Stalinist phy, took 90 minutes, she said. dreds and possibly thousands of people killed June 3-4, when the regime, the 400-member Parliament began rewriting the constitu- "The surgery was very successful without any problems or com- army opened fire on pro-democracy protesters and retook the tion to mirror that of West Germany. plications. Circle said. "President Ford is resting comfortably." square where they had camped. The new legislature and the government it creates could be East He was in good condition Wednesday night. Circle said. In Hong Kong, however, an estimated 20.000 people mlrched in Germany's last as a sovereign state because of the moves toward "He tolerated the procedure extremely well. He is in phenomenal honor of the Beijing dead, many carrying banners or bouquets of unification with West Germany. physical condition for his age," Murphy said. flowers. The Parliament empowered Christian Democrat leader Lothar de Ford will have to have his right knee replaced in October for simi- A wreath was left from Chai Ling, a leading activist in the Beijing Maiziere, whose party holds the most seats in Parliament, to build a lar injuries, Murphy said. The left knee had already been operated uprising who escaped to the West last week after 10 months on the new government from the 11 parties represented in the legislature. on three times, he said. run in China. "Patriotic heroes will live forever," read a banner on Dr. Sabine Bergmann-Pohl, a Christian Democrat, was elected the wreath. president of Parliament and urged that lawmakers "do justice to Thursday was China's annual Qingming, or Clear and Bright Fes- our responsibilities and that we soon sit in a common German Par- Ex-lover of Hudson files lawsuit tival, when families traditionally visit graves to mourn their dead. liament." LOS ANGELES (AP) - A book that Marc Christian, the ex-lover of Rock Hudson, claims has defamed him as criminal and psychotic "speaks for itself," a spokesman for the publisher said Thursday. Economic health of U.S. detailed Mandela, S. Africa to negotiate Christian, who won $5.5 million from the Hudson estate a year ago WASHINGTON (AP) — States in the industrial Midwest, seem- CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — President F.W. de Klerk and in a landmark AIDS lawsuit, filed a $22 million lawsuit Wednesday ingly on their last legs as the 1980s began, are now flexing their eco- Nelson Mandela agreed Thursday on a new date for formal talks be- against the book's two authors and New York-based Pharos Books. nomic muscles, while Plains and Rocky Mountain states show little tween the government and the African National Congress on giving sign of recovering' from the last recession, a private research group blacks a share of political power in South Africa. The Tom Clark and Dick Kleiner book "Rock Hudson, Friend of reported Thursday. The president and ANC leader met for three hours. The date of the Mine," released last month, referred to Christian as "a criminal, a formal talks was not announced, and the two did not appear together thief, an unclean person, a blackmailer, a psychotic, an extortionist, The study by the Corporation for Enterprise Development, a after the meeting. a forger, a perjurer, a liar, a whore, an arsonist and a squatter," research and consulting organization, also said states on both coasts Christian's lawsuit said. generally are in good economic health, and those in the South are Before the talks began, de Klerk accused Mandela of dissuading improving but still have a long way to go. black homeland leaders from meeting with the government as It was filed by celebrity lawyer Marvin MitcheUon. scheduled Thursday. 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Application deadline Thurs., April 12 5 p.m. THE BG NEWS Apr«t,l**0 Journalism lectures given Extra officers to patrol 1-75 Ohio Highway Patrol field 1-75 and will support the 1-75 19th annual Mass Communication Week scheduled by Brcnda VanSlse operations manager. alive program oy providing city writer Ohio experimented with a additional persons for patrol by Emily Schroader "The whole menu of speakers "The largest part of the audi- and session is outstanding and ences at the sessions are BG similar program last year duties, said Sheriff Matt Bri- staff writ«r Law enforcement agencies which was very successful, chta. I'm sure not one will disappoint students, but there has been an from Ohio and five other states Maysaid. "Last year, we didn't break us," she said. increase in attendance of high will join forces this weekend to "The police agencies in Ohio out of routine activities," Bri- Mass Communication Week In 1971, University faculty and school students and adults from remove drunk drivers from In- Issued a total of 1,312 citations chta said. kicks off its 19th year with the students organized the first the community," she said. terstate 75 in the first "1-75 to motorists," he said. "The This year, the sheriff's office annual Journalism Awards "Journalism Week" in order to Alive" program. majority were speeding viola- will provide a special watch Banquet Sunday and continues give students a chance to listen Students majoring in sport Extra officers will patrol the tions, but there were 25 DUI for speeding and alcohol- through Thursday with lectures and interact with professionals management, political science entire length of 1-75, from the arrests, seven contraband related violations, Brichta liven by professionals in the in their field of interest. and IPCO also nave shown an in- Canadian border to Miami, arrests/felony arrests and said. Today, the program has terest in attending some of the Fla., by automobile and by air, three narcotic arrests." "We'll be there to do Some of the celebrities who expanded to include lectures sessions scheduled during the to reduce crashes and fatali- Wood County Sheriff's de- whatever it takes to enforce will be speaking include Diane given by professional news- week. Larson of Channel 13 News in paper reporters and editors, ties, said Sgt. Jeff May, the partment has jurisdiction on the laws," Brichta said. Toledo, Barbara Boylan, an- photographers, magazine edi- chor/reporter at KDKA Radio in tors, public relations practi- Pittsburgh, and James W. tioners, broadcasters and indi- Language English Only Bachman, Bowling Green Muni- viduals from the radio, televi- Q Continued from page 1. Arizona amendment, and one D Continued from page 1. cipal Court Judge. sion and film fields. can draw the parallel that if if Hispanics do not find it neces- We've got some excellent Glomski said she believes The state does spend about f 13 was unconstitutional in Arizona, "We're all one melting pot and sary to learn the language. programs scheduled this year," more people are seeing the million each year in printing and it has to be the same in the state this bill is not saying Hispanics According to Rench, since said Linda Glomski, co- event as useful for not only Jour- paper costs, Monita said, and of Ohio," Monita said. cannot speak their language, it Lorain County's Hispanic popu- chairwoman of the Mass Com- nalism majors, but the entire when Schleppi was pressed for Manuel Vadillo, director of is just that English will be the lation is growing so quickly, bi- munications Week committee. University community. an indication of what percentage multicultural student services official language," Rench said. lingual voting machines may was dedicated to languages and moderator of the event, said His reasons for proposing and soon have to be installed, which other that English, he said ''in- many proponents of the bill who advocating the bill are simple, will provide a significant tax to finitesimal." claim they are not racist have he said. The number one reason taxpayers. Proponents of the bill also ar- shown otherwise. to make English the official lan- gue there is no way the nation For example, Richard Rench, S;uage is "to save the taxpayers However, "how can people could have more than one pri- Ohio Representative of the bill, ots of dollars." who don't speak English know responded to a letter from Ra- For example, now a Hispanic what's going on," he said. mary language because of the can go to a highway patrol post many problems which would miro Estrada, then director of In the next 10 to 15 years, University Union Weekend Food Service arise, citing bilingual Canada as Ohio's Commission on Spanish and be provided with a book of an example of what could hap- Speaking Affairs, with several highway laws and rules written Rench said he expects the His- outbursts Vadillo quoted from in Spanish, he said, and "that panic population to grow greatly pen. costs a lot of money to the and some states may soon have However, Monita said many an article in the 1990 issue of enough Hispanics to implement countries have two or three pri- Hispanic magazine. state." Falcon's Nest open from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. mary languages, such as Swit- "I would suggest that if you If all official and governmen- official documents in both lan- zerland, and "in these countries are not happy with our United tal documents only were printed guages. includes cafeteria and grill line they get along fine." States ... with English as it's in one language, a lot of money Another problem Monita has official language that you con- could be saved, he said, al- The bill has passed in every with the English Only bill is that sider moving to a country that though he could not quote a defi- state it has gone to the polls in, Pheasant Room Sunday Buffet it would "hinder the freedom of does have an official language nite amount. and if it were to fail, all it would All You Can Eat citizens" since free speech is that makes you happy," Rench Rench cites the fact that mak- be doing is "a disservice" to the guaranteed under the Constitu- said, according to Vadillo. ing Hispanic people who come to population, he said. From 12-2 for $5.75 tion. the country learn the language He said Rench then stamped will bring them together with The bill was modeled after a "BULLSHIT" across the letter Rench continually stressed Coupons, Cash, MC & VISA Accepted bill submitted to the U.S. district the rest of the UnitedStates. the bill would not hinder Hispan- and added "that obscenity is "America is my country and ics from speaking their lan- of Arizona, who ruled the bill as typical English and I'm sure you English is the language," he unconstitutional. will understand it." guage — it would only affect (Prout Cafeteria closed on Saturday & Sunday) "The language of (the Ohio said. "Passage of this bill (in official documents. English Only bill) appears to be Several audience members Ohio) would just eliminate a lot specifically drafted from the of problems that would occur "I want the Spanish to be able had strong opinions on the trying to have two languages," to hold on to their culture and sibility of an English Only he said. heritage ... I don't want them to For example, Canada is now think I am against them," he For example, a typical ques- attempting to function with two said. tion on a ballot might be "Should national languages, and they are English be the official lan- having a great deal of problems, However, Rench said Hispan- guage?" and of course people he said. 1 ics coming to this country should will vote yes when it is phrased Since the Spanish population have to learn the English lan- in such a way, because they do is growing so quickly in the guage because, as the saying 328 S. 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University. these requirements, the selec- He said the strongest part of "Intramurals allow me to stay quest for Golf can be a rustrating and tion committee also takes into his game is iron play. in better condition physically, rewarding ezpt ience at the consideration each coach's rec- he said. "I also get to use my same time. If a erson shoots a ommendations. "I feel very confident using athletic ability in sports other jacket birdie on one noli he or she may Lehman, a finance major my irons," he said. "I struggle than golf." bogey the next. 1 ven if a golfer from Madison, Wis., believes he with my drives and putting continues records a caree best round he has a realistic chance to attain sometimes, but I feel that these Besides his goal of obtaining or she may wind p on the losing this high honor. will improve as we play more Academic All-American status, Following Nevada-Las Vegas' end of the stick. competitive rounds." Lehman, along with his BG victory over Duke in the NCAA Junior Bill Iihman knows "I want to continue to improve teammates, also hopes to win basketball championship, what this feeling is all about. my same as the season progres- Lehman has followed in the the Mid-American Conference everyone spoke of a Shark alert During his first Vf/o years as a ses, Lehman said. "Hopefully, footsteps of his father, who also team title. in Denver as Runnin' Rebel member of the Falcon golf I will be selected as an Aca- played golf collegiately. The coach Jerry Tarkanian took team, he did noj play in any demic All-American at the end younger Lehman began compet- "We believe that we can beat home his first NCAA crown. competitive round. of the season." ing in tournaments at the age of (MAC contender) Kent State 12 and captured the 1967 Wiscon- this year," he said. "In the fall Well, these same rumors of a But this year k a different Coach Greg Nye said Leh- sin PGA championship in the we only lost to them by one shot Lehman Shark sighting have moved story. man's success this season came 18-year-old age group. at Ohio State and that gave us a south to Augusta, Ga., this week, as a result of long hours of prac- lot of confidence." where the Great White himself After a summer if hard work, tice. Coming from the Badger "Ideally, I hope to get a job L is rumored to be ready to make Lehman has play ei his way into "Bill has burst into the lineup State, which isn't known as a Lehman will graduate next where I would start in August,"^ a run at his first Masters title. the BG lineup anl now has a this season," Nye said. "It is a golfing haven, Lehman com- spring with his goal being to get he said. "Then, I could really , chance to become »n Academic real pleasure to see the success peted In sports other than golf. a job somewhere in finance or work at my game for about two Greg Norman, the Australian Ail-American. He played volleyball and hockey sales. However, he wants to see months to see what my potential golf legend, is once again the that he is beginning to have." in high school and has continued how well he can do in golf first. in golf really holds." favorite to outlast the field in the The major qua fications in Lehman's average currently most grueling, heart stopping, obtaining this sele honor are a stands at 77 for seven rounds. downright gut wrenching four days of golf(action a on the tour. Jr*£l Although Norman is usually Quotsoftheweek one of the favorites to win this tournament, his detailed past of •You can • i bad guys. Yon can call us thugs. You can flops and chokes has been well call us But please, at the end of that, just put: documented and thus he has national < never been able to take home the - UNLV's Johnson, after the Running Rebels coveted Green Jacket which 3, in the national championship game. goes to the winner. defeated Duke, I But, bad luck is part of the his- tory at Augusta National. 2!t|e B(S 5feuiB: four source for campus news C See Hensley, page 10. UNIVERSITY MON - FRI UNION 8:00 - 4:45 SIBS AND KIDS SIBS RND KIDS SIBS AND KIDS SIBS AND KIDS HE'S HERE! Ihe tittle Shop | Bobby Hunt The Ultimate One Man Circus Tonight The College of Musical Arts & at 8:00 p.m. the BGSU Cultural Events Committee Student Services Forum present a concert with Its FREE jazz guitarist SIBS AND KIDS SIBS AND KIDS SIBS AND KIDS SIBS AND KIDS ^J^rispanic%p ^rwware ne AS Week Bowling Green State University April 2 - 7, 1990 Woanu V in one ; IjnJky and otJiversitu Saturday, April 7 Recognition, Alumni Banquet. Friday, April 6 ^lud"%. and Awards Presentation "Latino Cultural Day" (By Invitation Only) 12 - 2 pm Live Radio Elks Club. 200 Campbell Hill Road STANLEY JORDAN Broadcast Master of Ceremony: and culinary sampling. -■ Vs- Sam Ramirez. BGSU TOMORROW APRIL 7 at 8:00 pm in Union Oval Keynote Speaker: Juan Andrade. 9 pm -1 am L.S.L'. Dance Mid West Northeast Kobacker Hall and eniertainment Voter Registration North East Commons S'^Jv/ Miguel Omelas Scholarship Admissions Si.00 with I.D. Dance, SI0.00 at the door Good Seats are still available at the Live Band: Juve Aldaco y Su Grupo Musical "Variedad " Kobacker Box Office, Finders Records, & Boogie Records. Tickets are $15.50, '12.50, & '9.50 $ -S>*ronaora d £31* ^L a lino ^>tt**lmnt Isfnion ( 2.50 discount for students with a valid BGSU I.D.) I THE BG NEWS Falcons open MAC season Ruggers host . Baseball team looks to reverse last season's heartbreaking losses to OU MAC tourney by Mike DrabenMott last season on its mind. Instead, it will focus 3.90) and Mark Bradley (2-1, 3.67) likely . sports writer exclusively at the job at hand — getting off starting Saturday. to a good conference start. The Falcons, with a .289 team batting by Scott Gerhger "The ball bounced our way last year," average, have hit the ball successfully in sports writer Sorry, Michael J. Fox, but it's the Falcon Carbone said. "But we're not playing good their last four games, averaging more man baseball team's turn to go Back to the Fu- baseball now. BG's got a very solid team this 10 runs a game during the span. Shortstop The Bowing Green rugby team club will try to maintain sev- • tore. year and playing them In their own back- Brian Koelling (.433 batting average) and en years of dominance at the Mid American Conference Tour- Last season, BG entered its early-season yard, we just want to be competitive." center fielder Jason Welch (.385, five nament of Champions Saturday. series against Ohio University wiih a 1M History aside, BG will look to extend its homers) have paced BG. The Falcps, who will be hosting the event for the fifth time ' record and visions of an upper-division Mid- current four-game winning streak using the in eighteenyears, have swept both the junior and senior divi- ' American Conference finish. same formula which has paced them so far OU possesses a .270 team batting average, sions sii But the Bobcats literally swept the Fal- — good pitching and timely hitting. with senior Matt Hudik (.366) and junior Tim This yen competition will include Central Michigan, cons' hopes away by taking all four games, Platzer said he will start sophomores Greg Thomas (.301, 3 homers, 17 runs batted in) Miami, Bal State, Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan. 1 two in extra innings, to start BG tumbling Sharp (4-0. 2.14 earned run average) and lead the Bobcat hitting corps. AlthoughBG has dominated the MAC schools in the annual toward its' dismal 6-26 MAC mark. Corey Zielinski (1-0, 2.50) Friday, with Sat- tournament, Miami comes to the tilt ranked seventh in the Ter- This season, however, the Falcons (13-6) urday's starters still undetermined. Vince ritorial Tof Ten of Midwest colleges and should prove ample have a clean MAC slate and enter this week- Metzger (2-1, 3.86), Derek Common (0-1, Though BG has been successful in its' 19 opposition. end's OU series, which begins with a 3.31) and Dave Freese (3-1, 3.32) are possi- "pre-MAC" contests, Platzer said it will The Rectkins, BG's long-time rival in the conference, also doubleheader today, with last-season's ble Saturday starters. take a team effort to reverse last season's sweep. have a disinguished history in the event winning six-straight pungent taste still present on their tongues. Meanwhile, pitching has not been OU's Momhips in the junior division from 1977-1982. Miamihas "All I know is that they beat us four times strong point. won the sanior division four times in the existence of the ' last year in four of the dog-gonest games I'- "The starting pitching has been decent, "We've had some good competition and contest. ■ ve ever been in," BG coach Ed Planer said. but the relievers are very young and have been in some very close games," Platzer BowlingGreen enters the competition ranked fourth, but will " "I haven't forgotten them. I'm sure the struggled," Carbone said. said. But we also realize that the Mid- be lookini to advance with another conference championship players remember — there's no question American Conference is (competitive) and coupled qth last weekends victories over number one ranked about that." Carbone said his rotation should feature that we'll have to play our best all four Ohio StaK and ninth ranked Slippery Rock in Columbus. Bobcat coach Joe Carbone said his youth- Adam Redwine (1-1, 2.06) and Brian Young §ames this weekend. And we're intending to We Eastern, Central and Ball State will all be looking ful squad (10-10) enters the weekend without (2-1, 4.83) Friday, with Bob Robinson (3-0, othat." foritsfii ; titles in both divisions. Playt {ins in the senior division at 11 a.m. as BG hosts Cen- *****************************************i ********** **************** tralMic ». The ruggers showdown with Miami will start at 2p.rn.Gs' i resume Sunday at 10 a.m. as the Falcons encoun- terWe i Michigan and conclude with Ball State at 1 p.m. In the junior division, BG plays Central at noon and Ball i Th6 BG N6WS The Nation's Best College Newspaper State at 3p.m. Saturday. The Falcons compete with Central at noon andEastern at 2 p.m. Sunday. **************************************************************************** Who defends . / your right to choose your own way of life? 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Kenny Cynthia Rand & Lane Gandee Niki Fike & H.T. Williams Oh,howluctycanyouget! THE BG NEWS Aprt4,J*»0 J BG roundup Women netters go for 10 straight Bowling Green Gymnast Mary Beth Friel will compete in the Falcons will have to overcome obstacles in order to keep streak alive NCAA regional championships at Ohio State Saturday at 7 p.m. A sophomore, Friel was selected on an at-large baas to compete in the all-around. Friel's season average of 37.04 was second-best by Jamie Jow "If (the trainer) says I can town pretty well last year and and final time that Coach Dave among the seven at-large selections. sports writer play, I would rather save myself had a close match with Akron "Cotton" Stephenson travels to Friel set the school record in the all-around earlier this season wit for Saturday against our MAC 6-3." BG. a score of 37.2. opponent Ou, which is more im- "Everyone has to pull "Cotton has been a great rep- Freshman Robin Wall missed earning an at-large berth in the re- The women's tennis team will portant for post-season seed- together and lift their games up resentative of the conference gional meet by .15. look to continue its winning ing." Zimmerman said. ■ a notch, and should worry more and OU both on and off the As a team, the Falcons ranked higher than any other Mid- streak when they compete in It they lose Zimmerman then about who we have rather than court," Orlando said. "For American Conference opponent, but missed the meet by two spots. three matches this weekend. they will only have five players who we don't." Marshack said. someone who has put all of that D D D They have the possibility of on Sunday, and be forced to for- D D □ time Into the sport, it is sad for it The Bowling Green Softball team (4-14 overall, 2-0 in the MAC) will winning 10-straight matches if feit one singles and one doubles The men, on the other hand, to all come to an end." look to build on its victories against Toledo on Tuesday when they they come out of this weekend match. have a light one-match schedule The Falcons will have a tough host Miami for four games today and Saturday. with a sweep. The Falcon's biggest problem this weekend as they host Ohio test coming off of their 9-0 loss to Today's first game is scheduled to start at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, The Falcon's streak started may be the traveling. They must University Saturday. Michigan State last Tuesday. they begin at 1:00 p.m. during their Spring trip when play Youngstown State at home This is a historic match for OU OU has two top players in No.l D D D they went 6-0. Last Tuesday, today, travel to Ohio University since it will be the men's team Etherage and No.2 Sabastian The men's track teams will compete in the Miami Open Saturday. they won their seventh match on Saturday and come back last match played in Bowling and defeated the men last year Last Saturday, they finished second to Indiana in a five-team meet with a win over Kenyon. home on Sunday to face Akron. Green due to the university dis- 7-2. held at Bloomington.In. But for the Falcons to win this The netters defeated Ohio 6-3 continuing of the men's and Sabastian downed BG's No.l □ a a weekend, they will have to over- in a close match but, lost in the women's tennis teams. singles player John Green ear- The women's golf team will play in its first tournament of the come key obstacles. Mid-American Conference It was announced Monday that Uer this year in the MAC Indoor season when they travel to Bloomington, In. to compete in the In- They won't have their No.l Championships at the end of the Ohio will be removing it's pro- Championships. singles player Carla Marshack season. grams effective June 30, leaving diana University Invitational today and Saturday. for Sunday s match with intras- "We should have a closer □ D D the school with 17 intercollegiate "The weather is expected to The Falcon football team will play an intrasquad scrimmage Sat- tate rival Akron because she is match this year since we have sports. be windy and cold and we are go- urday at 9:45 a.m. at Doyt Perry Field. the president of the Alpha Lam- lost Kelly (King) and Cara "It's bad news for the confer- ing to definitely use this to our If weather conditions not favorable, the game will be played on bda Delta National Honor Soci- (Whalen) and might possibly ence reducing the conference to advantage and will equalize their practice field. ety and will be presenting lose Nanette for all of the only six teams," coach Gene Or- both teams level of play since we awards in a ceremony for high matches," Coach Sheila Chiri- lando said. are used to playing in it," Or- scholastic achievement of stu- costa said. "We beat Youngs- This match will mark the 18th lando said. dents in their first year of col- lege. Briefs The women may also be with- out the play of No.2 singles NEW YORK (AP) — Chica- LOS ANGELES (AP) — player Nanette Zimmerman go's Michael Jordan, who aver- Lionel Simmons of La Salle, the who has been experiencing knee aged 36.4 points, 8.1 rebounds, third-leading scorer in NCAA problems. Easter Goodies 53 assists and 3.8 steals per Division I history, was named Zimmerman will have an game while leading the Bulls to the winner of the 14th annual examination today with her a 12-3 record in March, was John R. Wooden Award as col- trainer and it will be determined named the NBA's Player of the lege basketball's outstanding if she can play in any of the GIFTS Month. player. matches. Jordan's biggest game of the month was on March 28, when he Simmons, the 6-foot-6. CARDS had career-highs of 69 points and 220-pound senior who averaged 18 rebounds in a 117-113 over- 26.5 points and 11.1 rebounds, time victory against Cleveland. last week was named The Asso- Support your He followed that with 49 points ciated Press Player of the Year. favorite CANDY and 12 rebounds in a 107-106 He received 1,174 points in the overtime victory against New balloting of 1,000 sports writers FALCON TEAM! York and also had a 45-point per- and broadcasters from around formance during the month. the country. at the University Bookstore JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Student Services Building LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Mon - Fri 8 - 5:00 Closed Sat., April 14 HOUSES, DUPLEXES, & APARTMENTS (TOO MANY TO LIST) STOP IN TO 319 E. WOOSTER FOR A BROCHURE OF COMPLETE DETAILS AND SPEAK WITH OUR FRIENDLY STAFF. ^Tlpna Kymicron f-^i JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 319 E. 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Lewis' future bright One needs look no further than Amen Corner 1 where boles numbered 11,12,13 come together to But, winning Seniors events is not comparable to TUCSON, Aril. (AP) — When for the big leagues right now. was," Lewis said. "In high form one of the most trying triangles outside of winning the Masters. And although he is more than Mark Lewis emerged from Ohio said Johnny Goryl. Indians di- school I played about 30 games a Bermuda. capable of winning the tournament, this one is out high school baseball as the No. 2 rector of minor league field year. Last year. I missed a Many champions have entered this triad with of nis reach. selection in the nation in major operations. "He has had some month and still played 100 respectable sized leads only to find themselves out So finally, in the opinion of this desk, it boils league baseball's 1968 draft, he trouble hitting a breaking ball, games. I was really tired by the of contention three holes later. For an example of down to three golfers who will make a run this set his sites on playing with the but that will come. He lust needs end of the year." its toughness, remember back to 1964 when Tom weekend. Cleveland Indians as soon as more at bats as a pro. Lewis said he learned not to Weiskopf kept hitting his tee-shot into the water on Mark Calcavecchia, who finished second last possible. Lewis played seven games at ignore what he eats. No. 12 until finally he was able to get it across year, could be the upcoming star of this decade. Now a highly regarded short- Canton last season, afer playing "Last year was my first full Rae's Creek en route to a 13. One of the most consistent golf ers on the tour in all stop in Cleveland's minor league most of the season at Class A summer away from home and But, the happenings in Amen Corner haven't system, Lewis expects to open Kinston, in the Carolina League, my mom's cooking. I've learned phases of his game, Calcavecchia has the skills this season with the Canton- been all bad —just ask Larry Mize. and the temperment to make a serious bid. where his season was interrupt- you've got to take care of your- For it was on No. 11 in 1987 that Mize made his Akron Indians of the Class AA ed by a stress fracture in his self and make sure you eat the memorable chip for a birdie in sudden-death to Eastern League. right leg that sidelined him for a right things." ixlge out none other than Norman. Steve Ballesteros has already won it twice, but "I expect to be in the big month. He spent his winter in weight And this year promises much of the same as the the last time was seven years ago. But, Augusta leagues by the end of this year, He batted .269 with one home training and built himself up to winner will once again be more of a survivor than National is perfect for the Spainard who is one of he said at Cleveland's spring run, 32 RBIs and 17 stolen bases 194 pounds. anything else. the best players in the world if not the best in play- training camp. "And I hope to in 93 games at Kinston. Lewis also said he has been For Norman to be the champion, he will have to ing around the green. And on a course that makes get a full shot next year." By the end of the season, the learning how to hit with a woo- outlast one of the most talented fields in golf histo- the golfer play every type of shot possible, this The Indians' organization 6-foot-2 Lewis weighed Just 160 den bat. At Hamilton High ry. could spell a Masters hat trick for Ballesteros. wants to bring Lewis along pounds. School, in Hamilton, Ohio, he Paul Azinger, Curtis Strange, Fred Couples. gradually, although he has been "That was my first full season was a power hitter with a .600 Tom Kite and Ben Crenshaw are all formidable But everything aside, this one is going to Nor- impressive this spring. in pro ball ana I didn't realize batting average using an alu- challengers from the American side of the Atlan- man. So many times he has been close but hasn't '"Defensively, mark is ready bow physically demanding it minum bat. tic. been able to slam the door shut when in the lead. In And offering an overseas flavor are the likes of '86 Nicklaus came from behind to nip him. In '87 last year's winner Nick Faldo and Ian Woosnam. Mize pulled off a miracle. But, this is a new decade But. with those names aside, the majority of the and Norman's frustration will end when he puts on Reds' Myers creates fun 3'es this weekend will be on the Golden Bear, Jack the Green Jacket at approximately 7 p.m. Sunday. Icklaus. After all, this is a month for Shark alerts. PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP) — The bike. chinist or auto mechanic. He en- After winning the first Seniors Tour event he Don Hensley is a sports writer for The News. Cincinnati Reds are finding re- Returning from business joys baseball, but said he could liever Randy Myers' antics in elsewhere, Reds bullpen coach leave it at a moment's notice. the bullpen more worrisome Larry Rothschild was cha- "I go back to reality for four than hispitching. grined. months a year," Myers said. The Reds obtained the fire- "I leave for five minutes, and "My perspective of life hasn't BG's Oldest and Finest Pizzeria balline left-hander from the look what happens," Rothschild changed at all. If I wasn't here, New York Mets in an off-season told Myers. "What do I have to I'd probably be playing In a trade that sent reliever John do? Chain you to the fence?" Softball tournament. • Franco to New York. The $875,000 pitcher comple- "Some guys like to be out $1 OFF ANY PIZZA Myers has already attracted ments rignt-handed firebailer here. Well, I hate shagging fly ASSISTANT EDITORS attention in the Reds' clubhouse Rob Dibble and left-hander balls before games. I hate it, be- Gale Oesearcn re . a maioc pa»sner for bringing in military fatigues Norm Charlton in Cincinnati's cause all you do is stand of isieience oooks tor idares worlO- and real-looking grenades. Dur- talented bullpen. Last year, the around," Myers said. "But it's pgjgp^ wide. is seewng cotxJooies lot eoio- ing a slow period in the bullpen trio combined for 327 strikeouts part of the job, so I do it. I know Free Delivery 352-5166 roj positions to Oo research ana writ- the other day, be organized a in 282 innings. this is a fantasy for a lot of peo- Expires 4-30-90 Not valid with any other offer ing tor on Dooks Bocnetor s Oegree croquet game, played golf with a Before baseball presented it- ple, but to me, baseball is just a in English, language or Humanities is resin bag and took a circular self as a livelihood, Myers said job. I'd be happy making $15,000 highly preterrea college course work tour of the grounds on a mini- he considered working as a ma- a year. 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STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Horn* Ofl>c« Noomtngton. lllinoii An Equol Opportunity Employ* THE BG NEWS •Phi Kappa Pal • Congratulations to the winners ol the 3rd HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet Order your 1990 Kay TODAY CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS RESUMES Congratulations to the loaowmg Brothers Annual Alpha XI Delta-Kappa Sigma there anytime from Cleveland. Detroit, or Chi- OrHy$!8 95 on the* recently elected postpone. Tricycle Racea cago for no more than $229. or Irom the East Check your maahoxl Quality typeeet or •HUN FOR THE EARTH- Crak) McLaughlin . HoMorien •let Place Coaal for no more than $160 with AtRHITCH aj April 21. 1990 Keith Weieman Social Che. Chi Omega and Pi Kappa Alpha (aa reported m Consumer Reports. NY Times. A Order your 1990 Kay TODAY from your typewritten copy or • Spirit Award- Only $18 95 5K • Prut* • T-shirt JarlCoUnson Social Chair Lets Go'] For details cat 212-864-2000 or compatible Macintosh program Alpha Gamma Delta a Phi Mu Check your meatinx I Reglater TODAY at 124 Hayes JeftOiekayzk Pledge Education write AIRHITCH. 2790 Broadway. Sle 100. $15 lor one page. Thank you to al who participated and to those Sponsored by Environmental kit Group Chris DiRenzo Pledge Ed .Rush New York. NY 1O025 Don't put H oft any longer! •PhiKappa Pal...* whose support made our phHentrophy a huge Order your 1990 Key TODAY 1 Help WFAL ralaa II tor lha Ronald McDonald succeee OnlySISBS A.M.A. HAPPY HOURS thla Friday, April t, Children'! Charity with the 2nd Annual Check your meabox! Debbie Lamp (-9pm at Downtown , 14 membera; S3 non- UnlOraphlca •PhiMu'PhiMu WFAL Volleyball Toum with all proceeds go- mam bars. 211 Waal Hal Robbie Good luck on your compa thla weekend and ing to R.M. Children'a Charity. Taama may 1 PHI ETA SIGMA 21 and over 372-7418 Gat Paychad for Blowout with your fob search' Ware behind you 10OHI conalal ol up to 7 people (coed or not), but -The Placement Assistants and Tom Atletnion al member a Coma and loin the partyl! Promise to rush with ma pictures' only 6 may play al one given lime. See WFAL Mlcheee lor rules. Entry Fee 115. Capt. sign up at 31 Bring a friend lo Caaaktya thla Friday Enjoy •PhiMu ■ PhlMu Waat Hall- Faa needed et lima ol signup. Any free pizza, drinka. and door prizes' BG CLUB VOLLEYBALL DO THE BETA THINGI DO THE BETA THING! ? Call Paula or SurJe 2-21(5. See them tor m action at home CENTER FOR CHOICE H •PhlMu• PIHMu- DO THE BETA THINGI Sign-up. Tournament data Is April 21-Sat al PHI ETA SIGMA Rec Center. Sign up by April 10. Al members Invited to Apr) 4 Men State Tonight Todd ' Abortions thru I 7 weeks Ohh baby you... HeyB Happy Hours at Caaaktya Apr! 6 Ohio Weeleyen Friday • Morning alter treatment Don't have anything lo do with your eWe sib thla Apr) 11 TOLEDO Wednesday Gat psyched lor Blowout' weekend? Coma down and party with us at Dry Thanks for always sstemng and being tolerant of thla Friday Door prize raffle and free pizza! Al personal and private Hove you ma You ARE the best roommate and I'm gonna Al Stan at 8PM Proud to be Pro-Choice Deck 9pm-1am Fun. games. & dancing al in- At A/vtMrBOn Ar •na OMM cluded at no cost See you there miss not lying with you next year Congretuie- Phi Sigma Keppe - Phi Sigma Kappa 16 N Huron St .Toledo OH - • PhiMu PhiMu" liona on your scholarships' The brothers ol Phi Signs Kappa would 1-255-7769 DZ • SUSAN FRANK • OZ Lova Ya. C- kke lo congratulale Car Wash It a bean 6 mta now. and things Hist keep get- P S You got a personal Doe* your car need a ma spring cleaning? 2nd Annual FUI Ultimate Frisbee Classic Typmg 1.36 pat page 3540371 ting better. Gat ready for Island and May 6! forbslngaloplOflnalatlor Woman In Communications wi wash your car Sal April 7 11 00 AM Love Akvaya. Your F* Man Outatandaig Senior thai Saturday. Aprs 7 from 10am-4pm at the TYPING SERVICES $1 /Page BQSU Intramural Fields Hey BETA THETAPIIIII FLU'S GET LIVEI Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa Marathon Station. E Wooeter. WICI members Cal Marty at 352-1251 Featuring LOVESTREET FIJI'S GET LIVE! We need volunteers to help wash cars. H you tor Info 372-8331 Ih. Slaters of PI BETA PHI are FIJI'S GET LIVEI PSYCHED tor can. caNJanna at 2-1231 or enow up Saturday" TYPMG SERVICES PNSagmaKappTa 2nd Annual FUI Ultimata Frisbee Oaealc Thank you so much for helping us wrth rush Don't have anything to do with your Hfle U> thla Reasonable rates with accuracy. Sal April 7 11 00 AM Games Marathon •ETA SOO practice lest weak We had slot ol tun' weekend? Coma down and party with us at Dry Cal 352-3967 Irom SAM to 9PM BOSU Intramural Fields VROOMIIVROOMII Lova. Docfc9pm-lam Fun. games a dancing al in- Featuring LOVESTREET at the Off-Campus Student Center The Alpha Xia cluded at no coat See you there for Wo 372-8331 WORD PROCESSING Saturday. Apr! 7 Noon to Midnight Kappe Kappa Gemma SI 25'page For more Into cal 372-8915 or 372-2573 Karen Jones Phi Sigma Kappe - Phi Sigma Kappa Don't mias the concert by Jaw Guitartat Karen 874 1573 Perryaburg Adoption. Happily married couple of 14 years I had a dekghrlul experience at your formal I Phi SHJ Outstanding Associate STANLEY JORDAN Sal Apr 7 at 8pm Games Marathon We promise your chad a loving home and finan- joyously anticipate your presence at mme thia of the week in Kobacker Hall Tickets aval. Kobacker cial security Devoted, stay home mom. Caring evening. Box Otllce Mon Frl 12-6pm Also at Finders at the Oft-Cempua Student Canter dad and one tug sister. Al medical an d legal Lova, Greet lob with Intramuralai A Boogie Records Spon by UAO. Co" ol PERSONALS Saturday. Apri 7 Noon to Midnight expeneeapaio Call collect 1 822-9288 Matlxoxo Phi Sigma Kappa • Phi Sigma Kappa Musical Arts A Cultural Events Committee For more mto cal 372-8915 or 372-2573 p.s A moat unexpected gift awaita you' Tickets $15 50. $12 50. « $9 50 Alpha Gams Bale 500 Safari (S2 SO discount w' vaM BQSU ID) Gat Paychad Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa GAMMA PHI BETA VIP'S 11 KAPPA KARNE- Only I 4 more days until AGO Safari Spirit Is Qrreet! Congratuletions on your lavalering 10 Matt the Qamaa Msrathan Chartering Weekend' What 7th Annual SAE Bad Racee BetaSOO Dew (Ha! Just a Joke) To ralee money lor me Link Food Pantry GET READY FOR SUMMER PM Sigma Kappa Whan: This Friday, April 8, at 5:00 PM 15 % off al non-prescription sunglasses KAPPAS Gamma Saptaton Chapter Saturday. April 7 Noon lo Midnight Where: Rldga St. In front of Math Science Safari Sooo Good Drs Beetle A Archer, Inc. era "Do what othera dream about!" at the Otl-Campus Student Center Why: All proceeds bonefti "The Link" , ADD Beta 500 For more alto call 372-8818 or 372-2873 1022 N Prospect PSYCHEO Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa Serengeti" Neons tor Alpha Gams Beta 500 Safari Ray Ban * Vuamet BETA! Phi Sigma Kappa-Phi I Oat the Scoop on Gat Paychad Carrara - Flourescents Career Options tor Education Majors We are proud of our' "COUNRTY PIG ROAST II" AQD Safari Spirit Is Qrrastl KKQ • KKQ ■ KKG Initiation is only two weeks away' Monday Apr! 9 7:00 PM •••••2»K£0» ■eta 500 GRADUATING PIG ROAST STAFF Angle. Kathy A Angie. Keep up the hard work' FEATURING BLITZEN 115Ed APRIL 7 IS HERE! DON'T THINK YOU ALL We're so excited about your initiation thla Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa ••••fatoirdayApiiir"" Speaker: Pam Alan Sararl Sooo Good WON'T BE LEGENDS AFTER THIS EVENT. weekend st Hltodatai Congratulations'" Wood County Falrgrounda HOPE YOU'LL COME BACK NEXT YEAR FOR Sponsored by EESAB AQD Beta 500 Love, your Kappa Slaters Phi Sigma Kappa • Phi Sigma Kappa "PRJ ROAST III, -COUNTRY BUCK WHO?" Congratulations to our March •"KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA"' Alpha Gams Beta 500 Salad WE'LL MISS YOUI • CITY BETSY AND GANG. Join the Party ol the 90s as the CAMPUS DE- KKQ Anne Carieton KKG Phi Sig of the Month Congratulations Amy Booth on your lavalienng GalPaychad MOCRATS organize for next year Members Congrats on your Sig Ep lavalierlng lo Kevin Dave Brandt to Sigma Phi Epailon Bnan Beck, (p a It's about HAPPY B-DAY TO PAULETTE BACK- Coughkn' It's nice lo know that some Lutheran Greet Job on the can drive' have already gotten to meet Tony Celebreeze 1 AQD Salarl Spirit Is Qrraetl time ) STROM north gate can break away from "the gang!". Phi Sigma Kappa-Phi Sigma Kappa and his running mate Gene Branatool. and are BetaSOO looking forward to an exciting campaign In the • "KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA" • ALL RIGHT "P-NICE" YOUR 23 I Love You. DRUNKER THAN DRUNK, WE ALL WILL BE. tan Next meeting Thursday, April 12th at 4:30 Congratulationa Beanda for being chosen aa a Ceroene Phi Sigma Kappe - Phi Sigma Kappa Safari Soo Good TOGETHER WE STAND. DIVIDED WE FALL n the Union Faculty Room marnbat ol Mortar Board You deaarveH' . Congratulations to our February A00 Beta 500 LET'S GET DRUNK AND HAVE A BALLI Pm Sig of the Month PHI ETA SIGMA •"KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA" - LOVEYALOTSI! KKQ LIL' ANGIE BARR KKG Sean Bull Al Members Congratulations Anne Carieton on your lavaller- Congratulationa on Initiation' Your Big and your Alpha XI Delta Kappe Sigma YOUR GIRL BAY-BAY Keep up the good work Happy Hours ing to Sigma Phi Epsilon Kevin Coughkn! slaters are proud ol youl Fantastic job on the tncycle race! Phi Sigma Kappa - Phi Sigma Kappa Friday. Apn) 8 Loyaly. Usa Gamma PI Gamma Casakty'a •"" Sigma Nu Sweetheart" • TEBRI QRUBER HAPPY BIRTHDAY JACKIE' KKGa • Sigma CNa • Kappe Siga 6 00-8 00 PM Prime time Congratulations roommate, now It is your turn to WILL THE PHANTOM STRIKE AGAIN? The Alpha Gems are excited for our' Lime Sibs" Amy V or r a bar doaa be a sweetheart! LOVE. KITTY AND MIKA Saturday Morning Program For I want to lhank you for -ha beat 12 months of 4-way with you al" Hard lime . Youth wHh Disabilities Love - Your roomie Coseen P.S. JUST KIDDING' my We. I hope we have many more. Happy An- NKOTB-KAREN-NKOTB Saturday Apr! 7 nlversary' See you when I gat back from LA I Sharon Damaron I'm glad you came up to vieit. You're the neeteat Congratulationa on your engagement to Matt' I Group I: 10:45 Meal at Rec Center "GAMMA PHI BETA" Love You! Congratulationa on being accepted to the Uni- staler on the block Group II: 10 45 Meet at Hayes Hal wieh you two all the beat' WE LOVE OUR VIP'S Love Always. versity ol Northern Colorado with the N.S.E. Jennie Group III: 9 45 Meet al Hayes Hal Daniel Love Ye. Lori Don Serious people to lose weight or earn money. • -GAMMA PHI VIP'S" p.s. Sesyouon**iea|opea. Nutritional weight loss Cal 837-B041. continued on p. 12 T-SHIRT PAINTING WE'RE BEHIND YOU 100% Asaorted atytes. preprinted BQSU shirts. Pick your own words and have them painted In 2OS-50S off Jeansn-Thmgs531 Ridge St a smany languages as you desire World Stu- ATTENTION ALLISON CARNAHAN dent Association sponsors its annual T-shirt "MS...UI" painting Frl. April 6( 10 00-4 00) Union foyer Good Luck this weekend at REGIONALSI I Have a wonderful birthday and I hope the rest of your days are filed with happiness as mine are T-Shlrta costs $5 wish I could be there to watch you dazzei the Come and gal your International T-shirt Judges but I will delmately be back to cele- whan I am with you Formal wW be great and brate"' yea Hon, the watting is over Chi Omega Midnight Masquerade Love ya- Caroline With al my Love. The next Student Council lor Exceptional Chil- p.s I mean Carolina Brian dren's meeting will be Sunday April 8 at 8 PM In pa No more April Fool s Day lokes allowed 406 Ed Bunding See you there1 Thla «/■ be the AXO'AXO SHELLEY WINTER AXO" AXO last meeting of the year * * Sharon Damaron- • Congratulationa on your engagement! You A and Saturday April 7, 1990 WOMEN FOR WOMEN Matt deserve the best" Chris Crawtord presents Luv. Jenny Congrats lor highest Big L.I G P A KATE CLINTON, " tume.Ut'' We're so proud of you both Keepupthe (feminist humorist!I Good Work! Love, your AX Slaters Apr! 8. 1990, 8pm . Joe E Brown Theatre ■ Adas. Nance. Dez.ATnsh* Tickets $8-12. at the door Thanks so much lor a great "Spring Break AXO• AXO Wendy Gradwohl AXO • AXO Co-sponsors Woman's Studies Program. Stu- 1990i" in Dayiona Always remember Bonus. Congratuiettons on being selected as Pal Chi dent Activities Organization. Lesbian and Gay Boxatroga. B. Sunscreen, and Free tshlrts. President' You're awesome' Alliance. Kohl Hal, Founders. MacDonakJ where? Complex. Otfenhauar Towers A Lavender Trie- -Your other roomie Lova. Your AX Siatera "9-. World Swaetahlrt • DONNA AMATO • AXO-AXO-Senior Pip AXO'AXO X? World Student Aaaoc 's sweatshirt lor this year Thanka for a fun year! You did a great fob! 9 00 Apr! 4 la now available to be ordered Hurry before •The OSEA Fundraising Committee Bring yourself! Let'e honor our they're al gone. Nice deargn for only $11. To SENIORS order, contact Manuel at 372-6221. •GammaPM • Fur Porno and Eric AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO Man Tlum X Roderick Shane Wood Belli Jacobs X Mike Bacass HOLY FUI! Hey. what's the paaaword? Formal Congratulates our University Ambasaadora LOST & FOUND Is going to be aa wad and crazy aa Dayiona Rhonda Feltman causa Jerry said so' So gal paychad! Jenn Morse Missy Szabo X lirent Baumgarlner Suzanne Downend X Mark Auhle Love Ya' Kitty and Karl KrishnFee FOUND WOMEN'S RING ON THURSDAY. AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO MARCH 29TH NEAR UNION OVAL CALL DENEEN 354-4644 DESCRIPTION NEEDEO •Jackie Stoker- Jill Thompson X Erie Rees McCloskey Slac) l.uehrke X Russ Eckard LEAVE MESSAGE IF NO ONE'S THERE Happy Birthday. Wacky! AXO "BETA-AXO "BETA We Love Youi Thurs. April 12 Loal: black and white female cat Vary special Lisa. Kelly. Beth, turn, Pam, 8:00 Kim Weiss X Jim Doyle Lisa Hahersioek X ( had Sulli\an pet 354-7727 or 362-7339 Kim, Mika. Tnsh Juke. Matt. Keith Cookoutbma! LOST Diamond Cluster ring lost In Union 3rd Lets gat paychad tor BETA 5001 floor ladles room. Please cal 363-8768. Sen- Renee Weiss X Jamie Allen Katie Jirik X Kevin Klieman ■KRISTEN LEBER * ALLISON CARNAHAN* timental Value! To two vary awesome roomies. Happy Birth- BGSU Brother and Sister shirts Jeana-n-Th- Loal: Long, gray wool men'a coat w( keys, day! Krislen you are now LEGAL and Alison. nga. 531 Ridge St A ni} Slat I X Rodney Thomas T.mily Rohardt X Brian Acklin you have been legal lor awhee now. HaHal We leather gloves Loat let floor Payed Bug H Boo Bear: found please return to Psych Office or cal love you lots! To the bast "little alblng" In the world! Oat ex- 353-6972 -Mchele > Wendy tlena Peters X Greg McCoy Amy Brit Ion X Roh Terris pa. Congratulationa. Krlsten. for making It into cited for a great weekend at BGSU I love you physical therapy school We're proud of you buddy' Mary SERVICES OFFERED ■PM Kappa Pal-Kappa Kappa Gamma- Nancy Marquardl X Jay Br/e/inski Jill Davis x /../. Koppelman 0 J . Gel psyched for a roghl ol eloquence Bring In summer merchendiee arriving defy. Need a caring reeponee Hertue l-n-Thlnga. 531 Ridge St to your pregnancy concerns? Nicky I'ohlmann X John Holt Amy O'Neal X Mike Barrett Cal BG PREGNANCY CENTER Alpha Phi - ZBT Bryan "Rat" Gamer at 354 HOPE Vilo. Sherlock. S the King of Tacky HappyBeenhdayl For info on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS MISSION ACCOMPLISHED Love, Andrea Christie 1 illihridne X Trie I'reston Mindy Wicker! X John Hancock and supporting services TnaTaz^TourtMa Beth Rutgers X Andy Connelly Michelle Ross X Bill Malejka Chris Sehulte X Malt Specht Maureen Ryan X John Sweeney Cindy Brlngman X Mike Blum Angle Habegger X Jon Vies Jennifer Berry X Dale Trait Anne Williams X Brian Brace l.aney Bender X Jay Slack Anissa (He X Date Sears Missi Day X Dave Schultz T.rika Ofl'enhachcr X Jamie Newcomer Jill Tournier X Ken Novak Deanna Tritisonno X Kevin Whalen Rohin Casl X Rodney Brandt Tncl Jenkins X Michael (hallos Usa Robinson X V/cIf ( enci Chris 1 ee X Tommy Myers 1 aura Docherly X Chris (•rccnuall 1 ricia /ellman X Date Stanlon Kelly Brock X Joe Dale Jessica Bicklcy X Brian Bailey (iimpy X Buffalo Jim THE BG NEWS continued from p. 11 The Orea* C.A.R.E. Fair Amy needa one or two roommates lor the sum- Applications are being accepted UPWARD BOUND SUMMER PROGRAM FALL RENTALS Aprllo, Uto In City Part mer mala or ferrate couplee welcomed 710 far now available « 1:00-5:00 pm seventh St Ourel Greet landlord 1 rm a S220 SUMMER 1990 BO NEWS EDITOR June 24 - Aug J (6 wks ) SOLD I.—IJershipTlpoftrioWeek Don't Ml as HI 2 rm la $148 Al utatlea Included except elec■ FALL 1»»0 80 NEWS EDITOR WWTlfBOP TERRACE APARTMENTS Nothing wa have meaning uMrnaMy Nothing tncrtylonryJIOl 1000-11 0AVEL EDITOR A pre-coeege preparatory program tor 1 12 bedroom, furnished 1 unturraened wa even mean tomorrow what 14 rM today. Cat 354-4073 1001 KEY EDITOR achool students Employment a Meaning changaa with tha oontaxl My mean- THETACHI 24 hr maintenance 1990-91 MISCELLANY EDITOR CAMPUS SHUTTLE ingtulneee la HEBE It la anough that I ma*. • Tha Brothera of Theta Chi would eke to con- F rmt to share apt oxpeneea lor Fal '90 own 1000-01 OBSIDIAN EDITOR Tutor/Counselor difference NOW ." gratuMa Paul' Pmto Comae on ha tavalering bedroom > bath. air. disnwaaher Cel Kety Applications may be obtained at Reardental Minimum sophomore classification. -Hugh Prathar. Notes to Myaall to J«i>nnif*B>f P#(taDon# 352-3497 The 60 NEWS office, 214 West Hall Four Positions Studant OrganUaltona Laadarahlp Davatop- THETACHI W1NTHROP TERRACE APARTMENT$ Female roommate needed for summer: near Deadline: Thurs., April 12. 5pm. mant campus can 1-513-492-9570 (Mrat) or ATTENTION EASY WORK EXCELLENT PAYI Were S O L D OnLeedershe' THETACHI 3538449 Asaembie producte al home Detest (1) High school math. Engeeh. social sludrea. sci- The Brothera ol Theta Chi ence Non-resident* Bachelor's degree re- Free Gee. h2o. sewer 1 HBO FOX RUN APT. 802-838-8865 Ext. W-4244 Completely Fumlehed Sa« what you'd look tot m a numMr of vtaus! would like to congratulate qured Setary negotiable Two female suCkaeeers needed AC, wa- airpanmanta Naw raaretytee. a dMarant hair Tom Meddock on hla pinning ATTENTION EARN MONEY READING 7017th, 724 Oth Sta. ahar'dryer rjahwaaher Eaay Ivtngl $300.00 to Alpha Phi Linda Pond. BOOKS' $32.000'year income polentta). De Apptcatlona avertable a! Private Parking color a coamatlc makaovar ate. Wt uaa tha entire summer! Ca« 354.8513 ask for Rhonda rataat m computar Imagery to produce mis THETACHI lata (1)602638 8885 Eld. BK4244. 301 Hayee Hal. Deadane Aprl 2 Laundry fecHHIee or Heidi 1112 month leases unique A exerting service a attar you've made CAMP COUNSELORS and ACTIVITY SPECIAL- NEWLOVE RENTAL! your chorcee wa even provide a color photo LIFEGUARDS WANTED To a" 2nd .aero.,.*, Lite ISTS wanted lor CAMP COURAGEOUS, a rear 121 S. Main 3124120 Cat 3540408 tor app't $20. $15 with stu- Seesonel work avertable at Portage Quarry Rec CSP grad students dental summer camp lor people with mental re- FOR SALE dent I D CM) Mual bring current Red Croea Certfrca. Good luck on your compa Saturday. You al era tardation Contact tha Camp Director. 161 N. hon card (otherwiae you wfl not have an Inter- SHEILA THOMAS aweeome' Thanks for aj of your encourage, Michigan, Suite 200. Toledo. OH 43824 (419) view) Apply In person at T-Souare Graphics. 1987 Jeep Wrangler with removeebla hard top Qaortatoejn Manor Apts Saturday la almoat tiara Oat ready tor a great merit and support' I'm reety going to mrea you 242-4412 121 S Mem St . BO 34.000 miles, vary good condition. Must eel •OO - Third Street erne at tha aarrx-formal and maybe a surprlee or all Good luck in your tob search tootanap. EBSCO Telephone Service now hiring Secure $6.000 364-4468. 1 bdrm 12 bdrm units: two Happy Beetled 2let Birthday anap!) Looting tor a Summer teb? summer positron by working now. Learn a mar- lullylurnlshed:A.C. Moron Love. Student Mabee 91 Kawasaki 950 LTD IrvmgeNY Del Of Put-In-Bay. OH ketable skill S make money. Flexfcte part-time A Now leasing tor 1000-1991, a raring! lirfttme hours available (16 houra minimum ) Good Condition. $500 Cal 353-9860 and summer t too. ff you enkry having a good time yel strl need a ShtJII Herman Td al Windsor Bound PJ Partlers. Guaranteed hourly wage plus deny bonus Anewering Machine-only mo'a. old! Convenient -1 reasonable. peace to work. fnring's a the place tor you1 Pay Good LucK this weekend mentor' Youl be Gel reedy to Sip-n Sing the night eway baaed on sales Year round employment Join Uaed vacuum - only S26 Call 3524101 5pm-10pm a S3 75/hr a tree housing II mierealed oat great, as always' Love, den because we have to party our own - -way tha tun After 4pm tor apptcations Interviews MUST SELL! Cel 363-8198 We wal begrn by having our tropical drink Qepplaat 354 8322 ttatd from 4:15-5 15. Cal for an appointment SlgEp Helpll then we wH bar hop tin wa sink Need 3 temalea to sublet our house' Close to 353-8662. 113 N Main St (next to David s whs: • seniors of Sigma Phi Epelkxi ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEHI- Ws need up to 1 people to sublease a etrta, We wa be G to G the whole night through campus, furnished, air condttlon.ALL utilities Del) what a 50 hour Pinochle Marathon CLES from $100 Fordo. Mercedes. Corvet- cobble stone. 1 tt-kusw house. Only i thrs is cause we do what we want to do paid except electric1 Cel 354-8315 where Tha Sigma Phi Epsl Ion House Hrring delivery persons Musi have own car and tea. Chevys Surplus Buyers Guide btocka Irom campue-for aummer. Real cheap My friends wil be coming al from Chicago whan: 3pm April 5, to 5pm April 7 Need to subleaae 2 bedroom apt for aummer insurance Apply at Pagsais 945 S Main I 602 838-8885 EXT A 4244 and available- Call it Irrlereated 372-4000-aek so tats show them that we are tha why To raise tl tor American Heart Fund Ooee to campus $305 ptua utatlea Cel 362 7671 for Amy or Shawnee or leave a brief mee- BEST BE PARTIER COMBO' C50 1984 Yamaha motorcycle Uke new Stop by and land your eupport. Donations are 353 3575alter 7 OOPM «ot*o- So got peyched lor April21. 1890 Home Mailers $300 353-2572 alter 5 00 or leave mssssgs. welcome. Love. Heather Needed-one ferrate roommate to rent 2 bdrm Earn $500 00 tor every 100 envelopes stuf- llouoo for rent on N. Prospect. 3 bdrm.. AC. a- SlgEp Couch m excel, cond. 9ft long by 3ft wide apt '90-91 achool year. Close to campua, fed For more information send aetf-addreaaad van for aummer 1 tat Col 382-0603 or Comfortable Makee a groat bed $100 Cal Inexpensive For information please call stamped envelope to: Box 428218, Evergreen 354-5856 after 6 30 SlgEp To: The Six Pack Jon at 353-6033 or leave messsge 372 1889 or 372-1691 Park, amoa 60642 who • seniors of Slgms Phi EpslIon Keep up the great work! Only one month left. 372-2181. HOUSE FOR SUBLEASE. SUMMER '90 6 what a 50 hour Pinochle Marathon Wa love you atJ NEEDED. 2 people to lease apartment on 4th BEDROOMS. YES 6. NEWLY REMODELED Four piece drum set for $260.00 or beat offer. where The Sigma Phi Epsl Ion rtouee and Elm Tolaly furnished, two ear garage and KELLEYS ISLAND CLOSEST TO CAMPUS CALL 3726406 TTKA Car Wash Cal 891 0516. aak lot Chrta whan: 3pm April 5. to 5pm April 7 reaaoneble rent Cel today for more info. Ja Porthole Cale needa at Mld-Am Bank on Wooater House tor Rant why: To rsise 31 tor American Heart Fund cooks, bartenders A wait people Saturday, April 7,10-4 372-6796 Macintosh ptua CMS Hard Drive image writer 4 bdrm house to aubtaaae. Very, very does to Slop by and sand your eupport. Donattona are Send resume with 111 complete software Cal 877-8446 altar One mere roommate needed for 90-91 achool campua. Avaaarill for aummer rents) Cal Mike welcome. references & phone numbers to 6 year 2nd St Apt Can Bob or Mark al 363-8289 or Pan 1 Casey 354-5244 SkjEp WAAA-You Peel P.O. Box 792 Need lo ;M ASAP' 1982 Fueoird SE good Ctv-O Chl-O its Smltty-O 354 5834 Keeeys Island. OH 43468 JAY-MAR APARTMENTS condition Cal lor details 353 5249 Beueer equal 04 2 bdrm. turn/unturn AC, aa low aa SrgEp's Responsible babysitter needed one to two (taken Slakon knows amenl times a week second shift tor two children start $440.mo Heal included rstaa avaUebre PR. Wa can't wait tor our Tea tonight Oat ready lor SPEEO FOR SALE' ingmMay. 1-878-2393 CANNON DALE RACING BIKE-SHIMANO-NEW 3546036 a greet time' LIFEGUARDS PARTS-EXCEL. COND -CALL NOW Love. Wa know 4 guys who ain't so nice Roommetets) needed lor aummer ft fal '90 Get your aummer (ob sned up now' Large Efficiency dose to campua avafebte Au- The Alpha Xl'a Tim I Ouai 5 Dave » Dice Own room aval Low rent A free membership to Ufeguarda so shifts - SAbOltr 354-5151. gust 12 month Mess $285Vrrronth $ gas 1 II al started with 6 tickets unsold Cherrywood Spa For more info contact Dan at ft interested, contact: Why Rant? You con own o 2 bdrm. mobaa electric. 443 N Enterprise Apt C Cal tha real of that story win remain untold 354 4540 or MK at 353-8484 JELLYSTONE CAMP RESORT home' Air cond. dock, appeancaa. some turnl- 352-3996 or 1-433-4474 Slgms Chi JP Sigma CM 3392 SR 82 Off to tha rec to ahcot hoopa oh what tocka tufo. Close to campua $6,000. Call Large house for rant for aummar/lel. 140 A very special Happy 20th Birthday wish ia sent SUMMER SUBLEASES WANTED Mantua. OMo 44255 they blow off homework to alack wooden 352-9291. Manvxte. 3 houses behind Mark's 354-5743 your way You are such a "neat" person You Nook) 2 temalea needed to rani house for aummer (near Sea World ol Ohio) ■earn something naw everyday. Yeah. okay. All lolling aside they're "innocent" chape OWN ROOM $95 ptua utl./mo Cel Mard NEED I OR 2 PEOPLE TO SUBLEASE APT AT whatever' HaHa' we're always given Dave s good-bye alapa 3721983 THURSTM MANOR FOR MMMER. CLOSE TO -Winterfroah NANNIES FOR RENT Thinking they were tunny "el ahaque da amor" WANTEO'WANTED- I or 2 Female roommates CAMPUS, AC, LOW UTILITIES, FURNISHED. 4 that sign beionga on someone elee's door MONTHS RENT FOR THE PRICE OF 2 CALL tor summer HOUSE on 3rd and S College tutty Positions available locally a nattonaly Travel With revenge in mmd we el rrve in fear • •SSVRENTALS- • III 8001. 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If you're not sober- —IIVirliirakM ilvrvj 211 West Hall 372-7418 Natoed Hraa^waran Walt sun. hostess bartenders or you're not sure- 19000 Brtaol V.. *ar Ml Now hiring lor 1990 Summer Season tneiV«mU9«Uti Help needed lor al shifts let someone else do the drivuiL; -H/H-IH- 46 H MAIN * BOWLING GREEN i-a».«i :n- •Price does no! inckxf ttu Second page $8 00 island House Hotel-Port Canton, OH 1-800-233-7307 . Fatman- -byJohnBoissy C->Ot-0/AN CTFiClAl- 4to»-tC«- TH--IN Xui- H*-/e W til»\-»tM«C K»-ToVAaV-: T\w-r c.«too«» *T THE CHIMINAL/ X i-lrV»*0 CKQ. Otsl 1>C -ru*0 I--*!*-* -THAT CIVIC CKMT** , IwCTS Vi-UT* r-tCS;v UaOULb LOVC riv R»M*4 TUHMCCJ r-i« INTO.,.TM(S, DP ftOQ ««r MMG CASH FOR TWH Friday/Joe P. N»nn ,i 2 ODD Friday Magazine/April t, lMt From the Street Friday/Joe P. Naa Would you skip a class if the weather outside was beautiful? Jane Kilgore. freshman english major Gary Harper, junior music education Ginger Hume, senior human resource Mike Rumble, freshman de- from Dayton: "No. / wouldn't skip class major from Cahanna: "No, school is too management major from London: "No, sign/marketing major from Hudson: because I would feel too guilty." important and too expensive to be skip- because all of my classes prepare me for "yes, I would skip class to play a game of ping class." the future." volleyball or some other sport outside." Foreign video actually made in U.S. by Bread* Young For 60 years the United States main- army during the war, is now back country's old traditions — something tained Exclusion laws which restricted home and living his own life. which is being lost on both sides of the One of the biggest reasons foreign the immigration of Chinese to Amer- Ben doesn't understand his father's world. films die on the American video shelf is ica. Only men were allowed into the fervent wish for him to return to China In China, Mao Tse Tung's Red because nobody likes to read those pe- country and, once here, were not made for a bride, but agrees to go so he can Army is destroying the history which sky subtitles — it's enough of a pain on citizens. Chinatown was dying out un- visit his mother (Hui Fun). When Ben stood for thousands of years, and the the big screen, let alone when squeezed til the advent of World War II, when meets the daughter of fellow New Yor- new generation of Chinese-Americans across a 19-inch TV set. China and the United States became al- ker Lee Gong (Lau Siu Ming), though, are more inclined to follow the values lies. he has no qualms about becoming a of their adopted country. The old men "Eat a Bowl of Tea*' takes up its family man. of Chinatown must simultaneously story in the post-war world with the As soon as they are married, Ben face the realities that they may never trials of Chinatown's rebirth. New and his wife, Mei Oi (Cora Miao), see their families in China again and York's Chinese community in 1949 is settle down in Chinatown to the press- that their progeny will not remain true primarily made up of aging men who ing urgency of the old men, who impa- to the old ways. "Eat a Bowl of Tea," a 1988 release had long ago left their families behind tiently await the moment of concep- Beyond the threat of subtitles, there based on Louis Chu's underground for the financial success America tion. Of course, the deed is easier at- is little nor to like about this movie. novel, is partially subtitled, but it is not promised. tempted than accomplished. "Eat a Bowl of Tea" is a realistic look a foreign film. Less than 10 percent of Wah Gay (Victor Wong) is one of On and off throughout the film, and into America's not-aiways bright histo- the film was shot on location in Hong those men, worn by the years and left particularly in the early minutes, var- ry and love for the country regardless Kong; the majority takes place in New worrying about survivng to see his ious characters speak Chinese rather of injustices. Bob Ziembicki's produc- York City's Chinatown. grandchildren. His son, Ben Loy (Rus- than English. The subtitles, however, tion design gives an authentic feel to But more than that, it is an Ameri- sell Wong), who came to America with are easily read and the melodic rising time and place and Amir Mokri's pho- can film in spirit. him 20 years before and served in the and falling of the language evokes the tography is original. Emlor ChrtMopher J. Ih.»i AiatsUal KoMor Dthoraa Hlppk Staff Reporters Frank EapooMo, Bftaa Uasley, Doaaa Sharper Pfcoioirapfcer Joe P. Naaaer Mliorial Offke 21* Wen Hal. (41») J72-«*»7 Cover Desita Tkoaas Kro.K i ^-rriMij««Mi«. irni-ii !■»>,■. a^r.w»iiiiiin piiimiii. wa^4- "I'i> ifci«»it|ii«.Hi ^IrUpMiiUn FiMnMl|. by Frank Esposilo cided that the planetarium was a great place for their band to perform. Where the Northwest Ohio rock Comer said he has attended and en- scene is concerned, location has never joyed planetarium shows since child- been much of a topic of discussion. It's hood. bars, plain and simple. No matter "We couldn't figure out why no- which bar, the settings are mostly pre- body had played there before," Comer dictable and standard fare — cramped, explained. "We want to play there to loud, smoky, and a lot of beer. freak people out. We want to go Rock-n-roll was born and bred in somewhere where no one's played be- settings like this. But a local outfit fore." named Umclunk has decided to take a Comer approached Dale Smith, chance and display their musical planetarium director and associate machinations at the University plane- professor of physics and astronomy, tarium tomorrow night at 8. with the idea. The planetarium had not Umclunk is a multi-hued combo featured live music since a classical with four permanent members: Chris music ensemble performed three years Comer, keyboards; Bart Foster, ago, so Smith was receptive to Comer's drums; Ed Zunic, cello; and John Bin- proposal. BG News/Brock Vlsnlch kowski, guitar. For the Planetarium "You've got to remember, first and Chris Comer, left, and Ban Foster, right, are two of the members of Cmclunk, which is show, they'll be joined by guitarist foremost, the planetarium is a performing ia the BG Planetarium. Mike Caufman. All five have local theater," Smith said. "Live music sets rock backgrounds, performing with a whole different kind of presence for various local bands. Umclunk's music the the show." LOVE THOSE FALCONS! GO BROWN AND ORANGE! at times flirts with structure, and at Smith said he thinks the planetar- others, it borders on cacophony. It ium's Star Field works well with live HE 4>HL *HS tHE »HE * H £ * H £ *H£ combines elements of rock, jazz, and music and both he and Umclunk will ♦ avant-garde with several other less rec- be improvising throughout the show. ognizable musical styles. Comer admits this kind of opportu- Phi Eta Sigma Comer describes Umclunk's style as nity doesn't happen that often. "really spontaneous... we never know "Usually, it's either pop tunes in what's going to happen." bars or written-out classical music in a All Members "We're not trying to be one particu- recital hall," he said. lar style of music. We formed to create Comer also predicts the planetarium Happy Hours - Friday, April 6 music from scratch," Foster said. "I performance will be a "more psychede- think we've got a lot more variety than lic, spaced-out show" than Umclunk's most bands in town. That's what debut gig at Soft Rock Cafe. Cassidy's makes us different — we don't really Foster said he thinks playing in the write songs." planetarium will "make everybody After attending a planetarium show jealous." 5:00 - 8:00 pm and viewing the spectacle of the starlit Smith said if tomorrow night's show sky reproduced on the planetarium is a success, he would gladly host more *HZ: *HE *HE *HE *HE *HE *HE *HE ceiling. Comer and Foster said they de- live performances. That's definitely music to the ears of Comer, who has aspirations of Umclunk appearing on CAM PUS FILMS CAMPUS FILMS CAMPUS FILMS David Sanborn's Night Music program as well as on the VH-I video channel. VI "This kind of music is already taking hold in Europe and on the East -1 Coast," he said. "But nobody's really tried it in the Midwest." Overall, Foster provided the best justification for the band to perform at the planetarium, saying, "Everything in the universe happening at once - 1 that's what Umclunk is." BARGAIN MATINEE | All seats $2'° Before 6pm | IjIM VARNEY | Ernest Gees PRESENTS to Jail HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS [PHI I FRIDflVFf AT 7:15 - 9:15 210 MSC FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT 8:O0 & lOrOO SAT Si SUN «1.50 REGULAR ADMISSION BACK TO THE FUTURE 2:152:1 - 4:15 - 7:15 - 9:15 50« FOR SIBS & KIDS FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT 12:00 (ThisThis weeks« Rock & Roll Film| by Janice Hardman "Making Waves" was recorded, while "Kate Clinton: Live at the Great The best way to get through a serious American Music Hall," her third situation is to find some sort of humor album, was recorded in 1986. in it, and play on that, so everyone can Clinton's humor encompasses a wide laugh about it. One feminist humorist range of categories, including every- takes everyday situations and shows its thing from her school teaching days, absurdity, which comes with reality, her Catholic experiences, and world through comedy. politics, Aldrige said. Kate Clinton, a feminist come- dienne, self-proclaimed lesbian and "Recently, Kate Clinton has been "fumerist," will perform at Joe E. including a lot more political satire in Brown Theatre Friday night at 7. her show," Aldridge said. "Clinton Clinton lives in Provincetown, Mass. has been called 'Mark Russell on estro- but is a native of Buffalo, N. Y. A for- gen.' " mer high school English teacher and "Clinton's comedy forces you to "recovering Catholic," Clinton began find humor in something that makes doing comedy about seven years ago in you uncomfortable," Nance said. small clubs and coffee houses. Lane "But a lot of times it is a laugh of rec- Aldridge, assistant director of ognition about something we have all women's studies said. thought about but never said before." Clinton performed at the University Kate Clinton, feminist comedienne who will be performing on Friday, April 13 in Ike Joe in the early 80s and remains popular in Tickets for the show range in price E. Brown Theater at 7 p.m. this area, Aldridge said. from $8-12 and are on sale at the door, "There is a following for her, and Aldridge said. her humor," she said. "She is popular, "The reason for the range in prices is locally, in the Ann Arbor, Dayton, and so everyone can attend the perform- Toledo areas." ance,"she said. The Friday music quiz Clinton's wit and appeal attracts a "A tremendous part of what by Dave Baskind large audience and her success in the Women for Women stands for is that area brings rave reviews from her fans. nobody ought to be kept out, there- This week, "Dr. Dave's Incredible College of Musical Knowledge" "Kate Clinton is incredibly funny, fore, we developed the sliding scale for found five entries who could not be fooled. The college was quite foolish to incredibly intelligent,, and incredibly tickets so no one has to be turned believe we could stump our astute fans. In this week's drawing from the witty," Aldridge said. away," Aldridge added. correct entries, Amy Mackay of Anderson was the lucky graduate and win- Sue Nance, a graduate assisstant in She said the everyone can just pay ner. Marvelous performance, Amy. American Culture Studies, uses some whatever they can afford, so those pay- Here are the correct answers from the "fool" quiz: of Clinton's material in her radio ing less will be covered by those paying 1. Def Leppard show. Nance said she sees Clinton's more. 2. Debbie Gibson feminist humor as "a groundbreaker "We have 236 seats, at $8 a seat, to 3. Steve Perry for women," and her feminist humor fill and I hope there are exactly 256 4. Whitesnake is "made as absurd and funny as any people, so nobody has to be turned 5. Diana Ross other kind of humor." away,"Aldridge said. 6. Cinderella or Kenny Loggins Clinton has three comedy albums, 7. Led Zeppelin which are produced under her own The show is co-sponsored by The 8. "Blame It On the Rain" by Milli Vanilli label, Whyscrack Records, Aldridge Women's Studies Program, Student 9. "Queen of Hearts" by Juice Newton said. Activities Organization, Lesbian and 10. "Into the Night" by Benny Mardones Her first album, "Making Light" Gay Alliance, Kohl Hall, Founders, Please submit all entries for this week's quiz on a sheet of paper with your which introduces her back-up band. MacDonald Complex, Offenhauer name, address, and telephone number to "Friday Music Contest," c/o 214 West The Vessels of Sin, was recorded in Towers, and Lavender Triangle. Hall, Bowling Green, Ohio, 43403. Submit all entries before 6 p.m., Wednesday, 1982. In 1984, her second album. April 11.1990. Only one winner per household, per semester, PLEASE. BGSU Student Publications' employees are not eligible. The winner's namefs) and all the correct answers will be revealed next Friday. IN OUR CONTINUING QUEST TO SPAN THE TOP 40 FROM 1980 TO THE PRESENT, THIS WEEK "DR. DAVE'S INCREDIBLE COLLEGE OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE" PROUDLY PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE ONE-HIT WONDERS. DRY DOCK THESE SPECIAL ARTISTS MANAGED TO HAVE ONLY ONE SONG (SO FAR) HIT THE TOP 40 AND ALL OF THESE SONGS HIT THE TOP 20. SO, WITH- OUT FURTHER ADO, WE HONOR SOME OF THOSE WHO RELISHED IN i \ THE FIFTEEN MINUTES OF FAME THAT ANDY WARHOL ONCE PROM- Come to little sibs ISED: Freshman level — One point each. and kids night at 1. Name the Ohio band whose only hit was 1980's "Whip K." 2. Who hit Number One with "Come On Eileen?" Sophomore level — Two points each. 3. Name the Greek composer who hit Number One with "Chariots of Fire." 4. What was Thomas Dolby's only hit? DRY DOCK Junior level — Three points each. 5. Who had the Top Ten hit "Keep Your Hands to Yourself?" 6. Who hit the Top Ten with "Tainted Lover for Fun, Games, Senior level — Four points each. 7. Who hit the charts with "I Wanna Be A Cowboy" in 1986? 8. Who was "Puttin' on the Ritz" in 1983? and Dancing Graduate level — Five points each. 9. Who sang "Digging Your Scene" in 1986? 10. Name both bands whose only hit was the Top Ten tune "Funkytown." This week's winner will receive a free promotional album from the Record Den, No Cover, No ID Needed located in Woodland Mall on N. Main St, Bowling Green. 6 ODO Friday Magazine/April 6, 1990 Student artists show work by Amy Diitcher also eligible. All works submitted had to be pro- University art students will show duced under supervision of a School of their artistic talent at the 39th Under- Art faculty member in order to be eli- graduate Student Art Exhibit at the gible. Gallery in the Fine Arts Building. "Initially, we had almost 500 pieces The art exhibit begins Sunday, April of art submitted," Nathan said. 8 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Gallery. A committee of three faculty mem- It continues until Friday, April 13. The bers narrowed the field to 230 pieces, show will be open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 she added. p.m. Monday through Friday. Two artists from outside the Univer- According to Jacqueline Nathan, sity were brought in to present the a- exhibition program administrator, ward prizes. This year Brinsley Tyrrell, there will be 10 different categories of head of the sculpture department at art on display. Some of the different Kent State University, and Marilyn categories include sculpture, photog- Szba, an art teacher at Cuyahoga raphy, jewelry/metals, mixed media Community College, will help pick the and various types of paintings. winners, Nathan said. Awards will be The art exhibit is open to all under- presented at the exhibit opening on graduate students who have been en- Sunday. rolled in courses at the School of Art Nathan said this exhibit is usually between summer 1989 and spring 1990. the last show of the year. She said she Alumni who graduated in summer or expects more than a thousand people fall 1989, and took art courses during to view the students' work. fall or summer semesters of 1989 are BGSU alumni work here: Walter Kmerlae aad Cathy Tieti, senior art majors diacaat where Fnday/Joe P. Nuaacr The Plain Dealer to place aa art piece with Inhibition Program Administrator Jacqal Nathan. Orange County (Calif.) Register The Detroit News Prince George's Journal (Md.) The Wall Street Journal The (Toledo) Blade York (Pa.) Daily Record St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times "The Best In Live Rock-n-Roll" Atlanta-Constitution Journal Live Entertainment 7 Nights A Week Austin (Texas) Statesman-Journal Wadnaaday Thursday Friday-and The New York Times College ID. Ladies' Night Saturday Night no cover for the reduced free admission ladies cover with valid I.O. before 9:00 Because they worked BUSCH BY p.m. here: THE BUCKET This Week: Hollywood Happy Hour Every Night from 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. The BG News Byrnegate Plaza 135 S. Byrne (near Hill), Toledo 531-1311 Monday: Apply now to be a volunteer in 214 West Hall Hurricane Alice I-.v.v.,y.»>y.-.Jh I I&V&V. Friday Magazine/April 6,19M uoo 7 The director had more fun' Love of flying spurs team reason student tried directing and bought five good plays to read on by Mindy Davies by Tracy Shively the advice of her friends, she said. or four times a week for that competi- "I immediately loved the play and tion," Reino said. Tom Griffin's light comedy "The thought it was great," she said. The University's flying team is a The competition is divided into re- Boys Next Door" is currently being Legler has directed at the Huron competitive organization that flies at gions according to Reino. The team performed in 405 University Hall and Playhouse locally. She obtained her least once a year against other schools. competed against The Ohio State Uni- its director said she hopes the play's master's degree at San Diego State and It began around 1984 and has progres- versity, Ohio University, Kent State, special message is conveyed to the au- spent four years acting both on an sed during the past six years. and Weste/n Michigan, Reino said. dience. amateur and professional level. Eddy Callens, vice president of the According to Reino, there are two University doctoral student Barbara Legler is now studying to achieve her flying team, said he and other members events in each regional competition Legler admitted she's never seen this Ph.D. in theater. She said she would go to ground school classes and pro- —the precision landing test and the play performed, but feels the play's like to "teach and direct both at a uni- mote the team. precision navigation test. script is good and extremely useful in versity and professionally in the fu- "It is open to anybody who can In the precision landing test, the ob- helping her to direct this play. ture." fly," Callens said. ject is to land as accurate as possible on "The Boys Next Door" is a play According to Legler, she wanted to In order to be considered a flyer, a a 300 foot mark, Reino said. about four mentally handicapped men try directing because she "thought the person must have flown solo for 10 or In the precision navigation test, the living on their own and how their lives director had more fun." The director IS hours, he said. object is to find all the points marked progress in society, Legler said. deals more closely with the script and "As long as you can fly solo and as on a map in the least amount of time, The play "helps people to learn to gets to develop the "whole picture" of long as you can control it, you can fly with the least amount of fuel used. The enjoy each moment as it comes," she what a play will be, she said. with the team," he said. points are marked on the ground and said. "We (as a society) want to take "Directing this play has been an in- The team meets several times a year as the flyer finds them, he can identify away the enjoyment of the simple credible, bonding experience. The to practice and take ground tests. them by letters, he said. things in life such as smelling flowers actors are fantastic and I can honestly According to Brian Reino, a member or going out on a date." say this is the best experience I've ever of the flying team, there is one major According to Callens, people join Legler said she hopes the audience encountered in the theater,"she said. competing event each year. It is spon- the team simply for the enjoyment of leaves the theater with a new sense of "The Boys Next Door" will contin- sored by the National Flying Intercol- flying. awareness about the world and the ue to play at 8 p.m. through Saturday legiate Association. "Flight instructors don't get paid a people who live within it. in 405 University Hall. Tickets are Reino also said this year's event took lot," he said. "People join just be- The idea of directing this play came available at the door for $2. place in October. cause they love flying." to Legler after she visited New York "We had practice every day for three The Billboard Top Ten hits Don't Forget (AP) l.'TU Be Your Everything" Tommy UAO ROOMMATE OF THE YEAR Page (Sire) 2."Don't Wanna Fall In Love" Jane ESSAYS ARE DUE TUESDAY. Child (Warner Bros.) 3."A11 Around the World" Lisa DON'T PASS UP A CHANCE TO WIN Siansfield (Arista) — Gold (More than 500,000 singles sold.) $100. APPLICATIONS ARE 4. "Nothing Compares 2U" Sinead O'Connor (Chrysalis) AVAILABLE IN THE UAO OFFICE J."Love Will Lead You Back" Tay- lor Day ne (Arista) ON THE 3rd FLOOR OF THE UNION. 6."I Wanna Be Rich" Calloway (Solar) 7."Here and Now" Luther Van- uno uno uno uno dross (Epic) 8."Get Up!" Technotronic (SBK) 9."Forever" Kiss (Mercury) 10."Black Velvet" Alannah Myles & Quarter's Cafe (Atlantic) — Gold Cordially invites you to a CtNEMflHK IHIrtTRFS Question & Answer night with JOE TAIT "Voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers" April 9, 1990 9-11 pm at Quarter's sports broadcasting with the under 21 - $2.00 *.!?.** • 8 ooo Friday Magazine/April t, 19M The Friday music picks of the week Psychefunkapus: "Psychefunkapus" only rips on televangelists. "Slut Child," hail from that little acre of God's coun- ton. Atlantic Records with such endearing lyrics as "Slut try, and the Infidels are no exception. Speaking of Skynyrd, the album's few Great name, isn't it? The name is sup- Child/wearing tight jeans with the knees Thankfully, I didn't miss the boat as lows come when the Infidels dive into posed to be indicate the band's influen- worn out/Slut Child/looking for adven- bad with the Infidels (Pete Drivere, lead full-blown Southern rock, as they do on ces, psychadelic and funk. If their song ture down the pants of a man" should guitar; John Hlumyk, bass; John Koury, the Allmanesque dozer "All These content could be included in the name, definitely not be confused with a socially- drums; David Lisko, guitar, harmonica) Tears" and the grating "Gates of then they should call themselves "Psy- conscious song. Ditto for "17 And as bad as I did with Sister Ray, Youngs- Heaven." Both tunes sound forced and cheraunchapus." Some of the songs on Under" which is a spunky little song town's more extreme rock heroes. I are confusing when placed in the context this album are pretty raunchy. Musically, about underaged sex. If it is critical of it, hipped myself to the Infidels' 1988 of their better songs. it sure doesn't show in lyrics like "I don't release, "9:25 & 7 Seconds." which fea- "Sunday Morning Deathwish" and "24 mind/17 and under/it's a crime/but it's tured such retro-punk classics as "The & Falling" stand out among the LFs 12 worth the slammer." Instead of letting Shooting Gallery" and "Inside-Outside" tracks. On the first, the Infidels discover that issue drop, the very next song as well as softer gems like "Glad To See a new kind of musical and lyrical rage, Music Review "Young Love is a Bitch" picks up the You Go." I had my hot little hands on a one that's self-destructive and righteous slack with some very unprintable (and u- copy of a French import EP called "Mad at the same time. The latter is a soft-s- it's an okay album. They seem to know sually unintelligible) lyrics. Are these About That Girl" once (and promptly poken battle with encroaching age which how to play their instruments with a fair guys a flash in the pan? We can only lost it before hearing the damn thing) comes across as an updated version of degree of proficiency. The vocals are hope. Will they become successful? Not and have since learned that the band's the Replacements' "Sixteen Blue." Lofty nothing to write home about, but not if Tipper Gore finds out, or if people past releases include singles on Jim's praise, indeed. any worse than any glam-metal head- have taste. Records out of Pittsburgh and their own banging MTV band. However, what ByCJ.Dawson Youngstown-based label. Scream Re- The Infidels are surging along nicely, these guys should be known about (be- cords. The collection is rounded out by a and if the quality production and writing sides having a percussionist named "Mu- The Infidels: "Wondrous Strange" Scream EP entitled "Times Four." on "Wondrous Strange" are any indica- shi Moo Moo") is their song content. Slash Records "Wondrous Strange" is forged of a tion, they won't be able to be held back Some of the songs, like "We Are The The Infidels represent Youngstown, different metal than "9:25..." but the In- for long. The steel mills may threaten to Young" are okay, and "Regeneration" is Ohio's desperate lunge at the brass ring fidels' rock muscle remains intact bring their industrial homeland to its actually worth airplay, but there are of mainstream rock success. The rusted "Never Satisfied," "C'mon," and "Ten knees, but the Infidels are standing songs that well... just aren't suitable for steel towns and suburban wastelands Feet Tall" feature their trademark guitar proud and making a hellish racket in the sensitive folks. "Jesus Crispies" will un- that dot the landscapes of Northeast roar while "The Wonder Of It All" and process. May God have mercy on their doubtedly offend those who take their Ohio and Western Pennsylvania have "Any Way You Want It" are melodic souls. religious views seriously, even though it some kind of violent effect on all who gems a la Lynyrd Skynyrd and Alex Chil- By Frank Esposito The Friday film review of the week by Brian Lumley pre-adolescent's fantasies —skateboard- m an act of revenge. The rest of the film uneventfully popping up at art houses, this ing, ninja-fighting, unexpurgated pizza- involves the turtles attempting to reclaim thriller was years ahead of its time in deal- binging, and other such forms of anarchy. their master and putting an end to Shred- ing with its subject matter. The film intro- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles From a marketing standpoint the turtles ier's dastardly reign. duces Raymond Shaw, a rather unlikable At the risk of losing my own personal in- represent every icon of modem American This film is very formulaic and hardly o- American "war hero," decorated for tegrity as a serious film student, I went to popular culture wrapped up into a tight riginal. Yet in appealing to the youngsters, bravery in the Korean War. In reality, he see "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" last little package. Every frame of this film it also carries a message about the impor- and his platoon were captured by Russian, oozes with quips that only hardened surfer tance of friendship and loyalty. On an adult Chinese and Korean officers and brainwa- rejects would use as everyday vocabulary. level, 'Turtles" carries some ridiculing shed into believing that Shaw saved the A long, withdrawn "gnaaaaaaaaaaaaarly. sentiments. Shredder, a Japanese "mas- platoon. Under the careful eye of the dude!!" rips from one of the turtles' ter," is out to take over American youth communists. Shaw has become a very throats. Their constant jibes to each other with video games and other types ofhard- lethal weapon, ready to strike at the be- are truly juvenile, but hey, this never as- ware. Pretty deep, huh? The turtles them- lated command of his new superiors. With pires to be "My Dinner with Andre." selves are fictional caricatures of modem the war over, Shaw comes stateside to civil- weekend. What I expected and what shone "Turtles" concerns itself with the youth. The creators of the turtles picked ian life and the awaiting arms of his politi- upon the big screen were two different villainous Shredder and his ambitions to rather mocking names for their heroes. cally-scheming mother, Angela Lansbury. things. 'Turtles" is a remarkably surpris- take over New York City. His crime wave What more ironic monickers than Ra- She manipulates her son for her own ends, ing entertainment It holds both enough has enraptured the youth of the Big Apple, phael, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Do- making him as much a zombie as his men- laughs for the young crowd and enough brainwashing them into believing that they natello? Cultural expression has been re- tal captors. When Shaw is reactivated to social satire to make the older crowd have no family, no one but Shredder to call duced to a new low as a handful of the kill a presidential nominee, the story really snicker once or twice. dad. His scheme is helped along by a veri- world's greatest artists have become more heats up. As a tormented member of Being a little older than the average stu- table world of teen pleasure. Pulled from recognizable to young people as reptiles Shaw's former platoon, Frank Sinatra is dent I never really tuned into the four- Disney's "Pinocchio," this Pleasure Island rather than for their own invaluable works. compelling. He slowly unravels the mystery year-old adventures of these pizza-loving has every form of debauchery that re- Yet as a light piece of entertainment surrounding his nightmares, which are the reptiles. A few years back, a comic charac- bellious teens would love to partake in. "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" will take ebbing effects of the brainwashing sub- ter from my youth was turned into a very Free cigarettes, Nintendos, video games, any avid viewer back to his own childhood. consciously returning to haunt him at overbudgeted, lackluster flick. "Howard pool tables and other such forms of decay It is a strange conglomeration of a post- night the Duck" was an awful attempt to com- surround these youths, making them even modem world — a bit of this and a bit of In dealing with its subject matter, "The bine both the spunk of an offbeat comic more susceptible to the manipulations of that — all culminating in a very hip and Manchurian Candidate" is unrelentless. with the post-modem mid-'80s filmmaking Shredder. Enter the turtles — Michelang- offbeat film. 'Turtles" works; it makes for The revelation of the brainwashing comes style. Where "Howard" failed horribly, elo, Leonardo, Donatello and Raphael, a surprising bit of fun on the halfshell. early to the audience, and it comes across "Turtles" succeeds. In most comic adapta- four mutated reptiles now experiencing the The Manchurian Candidate in a very interesting and thought- tions, it usually takes the entire first half of pain and angst of their teenage years. Not meaning to push into a fellow provoking way. the film to develop the origins of the char- Guiding them through these turbulent writer's territory, I saw a film the other acter. "Turtles" wisely overlooks this fact times is their Ninja master, Splinter. A rat night that I feel deserves recognition. Now For a ribald look at the soon-to-be for- and jumps right into the action. Their ori- capable of incredible intelligence, he has that the Cold War is practically over, gotten Cold War, check out "The Man- gins are mentioned in a flashback se- taught this quartet the ways of old war- 1962s "The Manchurian Candidate" may churian Candidate." It is a cinematic quence which takes up very little screen riors. When the turtles intercept some of fall into a filmic limbo —joiningother masterpiece and still as compelling today time. the teen robberies that have encapsulated forms of outdated political propaganda in as it was twenty-eight years ago. •■■IhfctoBa^ankririsrin^ Friday Magazine/ April 6,1W0 OOP 9 TV Listings for April 6 April 12 Because of a new FCC ruling, listings for out-of-town stations carried by your cable system are subject to blackout or last minute changes in programming. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. DAYTIMEMORNING APRIL 6,1990 - APRIL 12, 1990 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 O PM Mag Business News This Morning Sally Jessy Raphael Family Feud Maude Price e Sign-Olf Cont'd FIT. Well Now! 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