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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. BG gridders, icers on the road, see pg. 9 THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 35 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, October 24,1986 Celeste, Rhodes won't debate COLUMBUS (AP)-Gov. Richard "Out of all the TV stations in Ohio, Celeste and James Rhodes will not be you have chosen a station whose own- debating each other before the Nov. 4 ers, the Wolfe family, have been long- general election because they cannot Candidates disagree on plans for program time supporters of Jim Rhodes, agree on the conditions, spokesmen for lesque by picking the circus atmo- held at the horse farm of Marvin that is his final decision, the debate is Austin wrote. Rhodes' campaign ex- the candidates said yesterday. sphere spots to have it." Warner, a major contributor to Ce- off." pense report filed yesterday snowed The possibility of a debate has shad- leste's 1962 campaign who now faces Austin said in a written response to nearly $11,000 in contributions from "They've killed it," charged James owed the campaign since Rhodes won federal and state charges in connection Rhodes' latest proposal that the lieu- members of the Wolfe family through Duerk, campaign manager tor Rhodes, the three-man GOP primary in May. with the 1985 collapse of his Home State tenant governor candidates should not Oct. 16. who one day earlier had responded to He said he would not consider debating Savings Bank. be included because traditionally Rhodes also had suggested a one- Celeste's challenge to debate with a Celeste and held that position through- On Wednesday, Rhodes proposed a "there have been no running mates minute time limit to answer questions specific proposal for a statewide tele- out the summer. one-hour debate Oct. 30 at the studios of included in presidential debates or in from a panel of four chosen by the Ohio vision meeting. In mid-September, the Democrat WBNS-TV, Columbus, that would in- gubernatorial debates in Ohio." Legislative Correspondents' Associa- governor said he would let Rhodes clude his own running mate, Hamilton CELESTE ALSO had said Wednes- tion. Austin wanted two minutes. Celeste's campaign manager, Gerald name a date and site for a debate. A County Commissioner Robert Taft II, day that he opposed the lieutenant "One minute of response time is Austin, offered a different interpreta- few days later, shortly after newspaper as well as Celeste's running mate, governor candidates' inclusion. hardly enough for answers to major tion. polls showed him trailing badly, Dayton Mayor Paul Leonard. "If they want to have a separate questions," he wrote. "Now he's saying I killed the debate Rhodes said he would consider a de- Austin said Celeste would agree to debate, that's fine ... but I think we In Dayton. Celeste told reporters when we had asked Jim Rhodes to bate. debate only if the lieutenant governor should have a proper debate," he said. traveling with him that it was probably debate us five weeks ago," Austin said. HOWEVER, RHODES said at the candidates were not included. Austin also objected to the choice of too close to the Nov. 4 election to stage "The debate issue was made so bur- time that he wanted the debate to be In a news release, Duerk said, "If sites by Rhodes. a meaningful debate anyway. STARS shine: 'Dry Thursday' called success Editor's note: This is the last of the University's Alcohol Aware- a series of articles concerning ness Week. Alcohol Awareness Week. It wasn't a coincidence Thurs- day was chosen as the day to be by Ron Fritz dry by the committee. managing editor "A Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday isn't a day students Yesterday was a dry day and normally drink," Crill said. "We not because it didn't rain. felt Thursday would be a chal- As part of Alcohol Awareness lenge to the students. Poten- Week, participants were urged tially, it would mean a bigger not to drink alcohol on "Dry commitment for the students not Thursday." to drink on a Thursday." Modeled after the American Amy Malska, junior adminis- Cancer Society's "Great trative management major and Smokeout," the activity was a resident advisor in Batchelder termed a success by Sandy Hall, said she thought it was a Crill. publicity director for the dry day. Alcohol Awareness Committee. I saw a lot more stars than 1 The official number of partici- thought I would," she said. "I'm pants won't be available until glad students are at least taking today, according to Crill. a responsibility to be aware about alcohol." "I saw a lot of stars on cam- She said she became involved pus," she said. "People stopped because of friends who have and asked me what the star been in alcohol-related traffic meant, and even the faculty accidents. participated. I think it made "I guess I've had some friends Bring it home in one piece BG News/Alex Horvath people aware, which was our who have been in accidents purpose." when people have been drink- The student with the best time around the course marked by pylons THE STARS were given out to ing," Malaska said. "It's some- Vance Bennett, junior computer science major, gives last minute the people who pledged not to thing I believe strongly in. If we instructions to Bret Plerstorff, freshmen biology major, as he is eligible to compete nationally at Daytona Beach next summer. drink yesterday. STARS (Stu- can get through to even one participated in the National Collegiate Driving Championships See related column by Mizell Stewart on page 2. dents Taking Alcohol Responsi- person, the whole thing has been held In the parking lot of the Ice Arena yesterday afternoon. bility Seriously) is the theme of more than worthwhile." U.S. won't counter Jaycees haunted house opens American Marketing Association Soviet expulsions to work as actors, tour guides WASHINGTON (AP)-The Redman, the State Department Reagan administration ac- spokesman, said, "We need now by Greg Connel this year which takes longer to knowledged yesterday that re- to get on with resolution of the staff reporter walk through, and has more strictions imposed on the U.S. larger issues affecting U.S.-So- twists and turns," he said. Embassy in Moscow would limit viet relations, and build on the Walking down a dark hallway, "our ability to monitor what progress made in discussions at you brush against the walls as TO HELP pass the time and happens" in the Soviet Union. Reyjkavik." you weave through the maze. build suspense while visitors But the administration de- The Soviets have expelled 10 Suddenly, as you turn a corner wait in line to get into the cided not to retaliate for the American diplomats in a week you see Jason from the motion haunted house, the Jaycees have expulsion of five more American and withdrawn 260 Russians picture "Friday the 13th." And put together a video tape featur- diplomats and urged the Soviets who worked as cooks, maids, he is heading straight for you! ing segments from some of the to "put behind us" a dispute drivers and perform other du- most popular horror movies of over diplomats and spies. ties in the embassy and at the You make it past him, but all time. U.S. consulate in Leningrad. don't relax yet. There are plenty Declaring a cease-fire, Chares O See Cease-fire, page 6. more frightening creatures that "We included clips from ev- await you at the Bowling Green erything from 'Halloween' to Jaycees Haunted House, which 'Nightmare on Elm Street' to opens today at 7 p.m. in the some of the old classics," Annex Building, located at the Thomas said. Graduates return Wood County Fairgrounds, West PoeRoad. Preparations for the haunted house began last Sunday with Rodger Thomas, co-chairman the unloading of equipment. Vol- to teach classes of the haunted house, said this unteers have spent about three year's haunted house features hours a night since then design- by Ron Coulter teach courses and meet with six scenes, with a couple of the ing and building the scenes, chief copy editor students is to give the alumni a popular scenes from past years, Thomas said. chance to share their expertise and several new surprises. In the middle of a boring lec- •a people in the workplace. "Building a haunted house is a ture, students often claim they She said faculty within the "I don't want to give away any lot of fun, but it's a lot of work could do a better job teaching college offices were asked to of our secrets, but a person who too. We bad to draw up plans, than the professor. Next week, select outstanding alumni to in- was here last year who comes rent new equipment, and fix the 72 University graduates will get vite for the program. She said back this year won't walk away old equipment we own, not to a chance to prove their teaching that while some of the alumni feeling like they have been mention the time involved in the ability as they trade places with have graduated recently, most through the same haunted actual construction of the professors for Alumni/Faculty are well-established in their house," he said. haunted house," be added. Week. field. Thomas also said visitors will The University's chapter of Mariann Reinke, assistant di- Reinke said about IS alumni spend more time inside the the American Marketing Asso- BG News/Altx Horvafj rector of alumni affairs, said the will arrive each day next week, haunted house. ciation worked with the Jaycees Tray Peterson, senior marketing major, makes finishing touches on a purpose of bringing in alumni to D See Alumni, page 6. "We have an all-new design D See Haunted, page 6. coffin at the haunted house.

% Editorial BG News/October 24,1986 2 Why tamper with good selections? The elusive avant garde first of the evening's two musi- laughing, she thought about drumsticks skillfully, and all The Faculty Senate this week passed a cal compositions. death. Now there's an entertain- three followed their scores dil- resolution requesting that the current At least we had thought it was ing way to spend a Friday night. igently. It was a little like watch- Soing to be a musical composi- The first truly strange mo- ing professional weight-lifters search for an Affirmative Action director at the OUT on. That's what we thought we ment of the evening came when toss around bean bags. University be suspended and a new search commit- would get from a musician. We Cage finished reading. A full And then they were done. tee be formed to rind one. were mistaken. five seconds passed without the They bowed, as if they had fin- It was contended that the search committee who The piece was "Mushrooms et audience making a sound. Cage ished a real piece. And we last week named two finalists to the position did not Htlfr Variationes," which Cage read looked confused. Didn't we know clapped, as if we had enjoyed it. by Craig Hergert accompanied by the Percussion the piece was finished? Weren't And I think, as strange as this represent a broad enough range of minority inter- Group of Cincinnati. The piece we satisfied? Were we still in the sounds, that they had and we ests, particularly women and black faculty mem- turned out to be an hour and a auditorium? had. bers. last Friday night, facing the half long poem that sounded like But then the audience, includ- The question and answer pe- Wednesday, University President Paul Olscamp possibility of a borine night at the result of dropping Ulvsses ing myself, gave what sounded riod turned out to be more con- said although he disagreed with the Senate, he home, I went to hear John Cage and Cooking with Julia Child in a like genuine applause. Cage ventionally interesting. Cage and had a boring night at Ko- cuisinart. smiled broadly, looking like the spoke in his high, gentle voice, would go along with the request. backer Hall instead. The While Cage read (and read most congenial of grandfathers and gave honest, sincere an- We believe the resolution is unnecessary and that strange thing was that boredom and read) without so much as a who is being swarmed by happy swers to our occasionally loaded Olscamp should have held his ground in support of was never so interesting. pause, the percussionists sat in grandchildren. I felt like we questions. the two finalists. Cage, for the benefit of all you strategic locations in the audi- were thanking, say, Mr. Rogers, "Were you under the influence We understand the Senate's concern about the low-brows who believe that Fri- ence and made occasional for having administered an of mushrooms when you wrote day nights are for having fun, is clunks and bleats and bonks. hour and a naif of Chinese water that poem?" one person asked. balance of the search committee since only two one of the avantest of the musi- They also ripped paper. Those of torture. "I don't eat mushrooms to alter women, one of them black, are voting members of cal avant garde. Avant garde us in the audience could only After the intermission, The my mind," came the response. the six-member committee. artists are, of course, those who hope that the next time they Percussion Group of Cincinnati "I find my mind to be interest- But the Senate should have acted before finalists believe that anything is art. A wanted to rip paper, they'd get took center stage and played ingthe way it is." soup can is art. A shoe horn is their hands on Cage's poem. Cage's "Music for Three" for a The most notable comment I were chosen and dates were set for them to speak in art. A belch is art. During the reading, I did my considerably less populated au- heard from the audience was a open forums with faculty and students. best to give Cage my attention dience. remark from someone on his Also, the Senate should have observed that the Anything is art, as long as it's and for a few moments I think I Two of them played an array way out. "I thought," he said, two finalists were a black man and a white woman. being presented by an avant did. The rest of the time I flipped of SO objects - including flower "this guy was supposed to be so It seems the interests of minority groups such as garde artist. If you or I present through my program, went pots, wine glasses, bottles, outrageous." There was more it, it's just a soup can, a shoe through the complete rosters of washtubs and metal pipes - of than a touch of outrage In the blacks and women were thoughtfully considered in horn or a belch, and we'd feel the Mets and the Red Sox and their own choosing. The third speaker's voice. We had come to the selection process. darned foolish for thinking it traced my family tree as far played a synthesizer that had the avant garde artist expecting The suspension of the search is unfair to the two was anything else. But if we back as 16th century Germany. been monkeyed with so that it something different and we finalists and will only make the wait for a new happen to Be internationally And all the while Cage's admit- had SO sounds in its memory. were upset that he had given us Affirmative Action director longer. The University known artists, it must be art. or tedly pleasant voice continued. The three played for about 20 something different from that. we wouldn't be wasting people's minutes and appeared to be per- No wonder Cage was smiling. has been without an Affirmative Action director time with it in the first place. I fared better than a friend of fectly capable percussionists. Hergert, a leaching fellow in since June, and Philip Mason, executive assistant The only musical work by mine. After the concert, she said The two who played the objects, English from Slayton, Minn., is to Olscamp, believes the suspension could delay the John Cage that I was familiar that, in order to keep from for example, wielded their a columnist for The News. selection as much as two months. with before last Friday was "4' 33"," which he performed at Providing for fairness in the selection process of the University a number of University administrators is a necessity. But since years ago. Taking his place at the selections were already done fairly by this the piano, Cage played not a search committee, Faculty Senate's meddling is single note for tour minutes and merely an obstruction. 33 seconds, at which point the piece was over. I heard a record- ing of this particular perfor- mance on NPR - where else? -a couple of months ago. It was . lovely, although I felt Cage 'Real world' rushed it just a bit at the start. Having heard "4'33"," I was expecting an evening of, as Marv Albert puts it, the wild and the wacky. I fully expected to is right here see a man who had purple hair, much a diploma make as a spoke in Morse code and who wore clothes made out of fluo- by Scott Munn baby-sitter replace. So the safety net is youth, rescent light bulbs. unwarranted or not. Instead, when Cage took his What is the real world, and While these characterizations place, I was shocked to see a how does it fit into the scheme of might be unjust to you or to me perfectly ordinary person. He things? our complaint is registered by was tall, a bit gangly, wore blue Segregating the college expe- deaf ears. Society perceives us jeans, and had unkempt gray to be in training, and training hair. He looked for all the world rience from the larger experi- like a regular earthling. Iffi 10OAL EI£CTIQJS d^W PE^CjjAlilTIPS OF ence of really living seems to be just ain't the real thing. a popular hobby. At the same For isn't enrolling in school an He also struck me from the THOSE OMNMo ft^ntadKatfm pcfc time, the exercise is possibly an admission that you are open to start as being one of the most insult to those who look upon an suggestion? Doesn't such a men- gentle people I've ever seen. education as more than a refuge tality reinforce your amateur Smiling broadly as we ap- from some talked about truth. standing in the world, legitimize plauded his entrance, he sat- The parallel between exam- subservience to a higher intelli- down at a table and began the /job performance and professor gence and whim? /boss is an interesting one if Only if you're paranoid about students are but mimicking the such things. full-fledged adults they aspire to I am doubUess taking this all be. Perhaps a university is more too seriously, but four years is a Fast dreams sometimes stall the safety of a pond than the lone time to not know what frightening ocean. I don't know. you re doing and a long time to do it with relative impunity. day to really show my stuff, I burned rubber remember that I had this stupid five-pound Analogies aside, what's impor- with excitement. tant isn't the amount of water There is a uselessness to com- by Mizell Stewart racing helmet on over my naturally curly paring the real world to what a As part of a marketing strategy to sell hair. To keep from bashing my head on the but simply whether or not you more cars, no doubt, the Dodge Boys came can swim. typical college student might roof, I had to assume the driving position of It's my opinion that while the encounter upon graduation. Kin- Dreams can be some of the most fascinat- to campus this week to present the National a worm - that is to say, long and low. atmosphere of college is a nur- dergarten is a change from no ing and remembered thoughts during a Collegiate Driving Championships. My start took on the shape of things to turing one it doesn t coddle a school. College is a change from person's life, and one of my childhood Visions of stardom flashed through my come. In pulling away from the starting student anymore than many high school. Obviously, post- dreams has lasted and grown even stronger head as I noticed the campus winner would line. I popped the clutch and stalled the "real" jobs, which can just as graduation is a change also. over the years. travel to Daytona Beach and compete engine. So much for becoming the next If a diploma is the key then I've always wanted to be a race car against other students from colleges around Mario Andretti. easily be forays into the the country. uninspired. praise the locksmith, but the driver. The suggestion that your four safety net is and always will be My aspirations aren't as high as wanting This sounded like my kind of scene, so I Now, I've been driving a car with a years here are four years of trial your reserve of common sense to race in the Indy 500 or the 24 Hours of Le ventured to the competition site. There were stickshift for a couple of years, and I like to and go-ahead-and-error-you're- and your ability to learn inde- Mans; I just think it would be fun to ignore enough traffic cones laid out in the Ice think it's become second nature. But that expected-to doesn't speak to the pendent of grades and such. the speed limit for a while and compete Arena parking lot to remind me of a freeway screw-up reminded me of a 21-year-old larger question of when the er- In the end it doesn't seem to against other drivers on a race course. construction site, but the course looked falling down spontaneously after learning to rors start to count. matter just where you're at, but Is my dream unrealistic? Maybe - but it's fairly easy. Each driver would weave walk as an in/ant. College may indeed be a why you're there and how ambi- not like I don't get enough practice. through the cones, and the fastest time You just don't do that. safety net, but let the term be tious you feel about being some- I've been known to make the Cleveland- would win the big trip. After restarting the car, I took off through explained. Many people do glide where else. And how you handle BG trip on the freeway in an hour and 45 After watching for a little while, I decided the marked course. They said "speed and through college with little worry that Nevermind where the real minutes, and as a result, the number of to go for It. skill" was the essence of the competition. about welfare (as in the social world begins. You've always penalty points for speeding on ray driving In the interest of safety, each driver had to After I began, though, all thoughts of speed- service, not the state of well- been there. record resembles the final score of a base- wear a racing helmet. This could be a risky ing through the pylons left my mind. being). It can be claimed that Munn is a freshman undecided ball si ugfest. proposition in itself, for an earlier partici- Instead I thought it would look really 122 credit hours does not so major from Tiffin. And I proudly cany my laminated Malibu pant prepared for his run through the course dumb if I got a bit nappy and knocked down Grand Prix "racing license," which permits by putting his helmet on backwards. about ten pylons or so. me to race scaled-down Indy cars (or No, these are definitely not professional The end result wasn't a trip to Daytona scaled-up go-karts, depending on how you drivers. Beach; it wasn't even a modest round of THE BG NEWS look at it) on a little race course. But it's one But I avoided this mistake, put the head- applause from the onlookers. However, I did of those franchise operations, and at $1.50 gear on and settled into the car. It was end up with a somewhat respectable time Editor MUte Mclntyio Asst Fndsy Editor Treoey Bstdort per lap, trying to imitate Mario Andretti can supposed to be exciting. Dodge provided one and the satisfaction of knowing I tried. Msnagog Editor Bon Frto Chief Copy Editor Ron Coulter become a bit expensive. of those souped-up manual-transmission Despite this mediocre showing in my first AMI Managing Ed Mual Slewed in Cruel Copy Editor Trewx Pettrlord Also, my other job as a part-time delivery sports models that (according to the ads) driving "competition," the dream is still NewsEdrtor OonLM CopyEd»or Bstn Murphy goes from 0 to 60 in 5.5 seconds, has a top alive. Edtonel Editor JohnGlebe Copy EdUor John f driver for the News gives me an opportunity Sports Editor Tom Reed Copy Editor Kevin Hammer to practice my skills racing down the streets speed of 125 mph and has enough charisma Now if next time they'd only let me use my AMI Sports Editor Tom Shemrvtb: CopyEo»» rUmbertyGern on campus at 6:30 in the morning. to draw attractive women toward it like a Escort Mrs Editor . Janet PevaeKO Copy Editor JaredO WarJey With that kind of background, I like to magnet. Pholo Edrtnr Alan Horveth Prod sup'r Amy Cook believe I'd be a favorite if there was a race All I could think of as I got in the car was Stewart, a senior Journalism major from Assl Photo Editor Peter FstBwi Prod aup'r Jim Hardy called the Urban Guerrilla 500. that my 6-foot-2 frame was too big. Bedford Heights, is assistant managing Fildsy Editor Caroms Langs' Prod supr Sieve rwanicXi So when the opportunity came up yester- There was no problem getting inside, but editor of the Kews. Respond BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed The BG Hews • pubtehed defy Tuesday Itvougn Friday during me ecaderrac year and weekly during the summer session by the Board ol Student Pubecattone of Bowing Green The BG News editorial m.-memme-rm XZuiHunHeaeuTx f Stale University ne suers IN A man. * 6um>ameers' Opinions expressed by ootumftsta do not necessarty reflect the opinions of the BG page is your campus forum. .. mtrrmafA tmH-mssm amen wemPfK-mm MY Address or OCMB number, NtoHTMA&i .1KNOVI News rm. 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by Unda Hoy editor of Greenwood Press, Inc. naff reporter because of articles she had writ- ten containing short listings of Campus Police The bead of the University's some of the books now contained Curriculum Resource Center. in the bibliography. These arti- Vandals discharged three fire extinguishers on the sec- Frances Povsic, has compiled cles were published in Reading fire extinguishers in West ond and third floors had been the first bibliography of English- Teacher and The Journal of Hall early yesterday morn- discharged, she said. language literature reflecting Reading. ing. The vandalism was dis- The fire alarm went off a Eastern European lives and cul- The Journal of Reading, which covered by a building second time after police left, ture. is published by the International custodian after University po- Bishop said. Povsic, an associate profes- Reading Association, has sub- lice responded to a fire alarm sor, has compiled Eastern Eu- scribers all over the world, espe- in that building. ODD rope In Children's Literature: cially in English-speaking Sharon Bishop, a West Hall An Annotated Bibliography of countries, Povsic said. custodian, said she was in the The gas cap was stolen English-Language Books. elevator when the fire alarm from a car parked in lot 12 The bibliography contains After further persuasion from went off at about 5:10 a.m. north of the music building works, published between 1900 the Greenwood Press editor and and the elevator dropped and the radio antenna and and 19M, that deal with the lives numerous requests for further from the second floor to the windshield wipers bent early of Eastern Europeans in their listings from the readership of first. yesterday, police said. Dam- homelands and as immigrants. the two journals, Povsic began After police responded. age to the car totaled $100, "Good stories not only make work on the bibliography. Bishop discovered that three police said. children aware, but help them Some of the works listed in the comprehend and feel that de- bibliography are from the li- spite of the differences among brary collection at the Univer- people, there is one world, and sity. Others were borrowed from that people of this world share in other libraries or sent by pub- City Police a common humanity," Povsic lishers to Povsic on her request. said, citing her introduction to Povsic also purchased some Two Magnavox 19-inch ing sometime in the last week the bibliography. books herself, and visited other color television sets were re- and a half. The works contained in the libraries. ported stolen Wednesday The bicycle is a light-blue bibliography, which is aimed at She said she was more able to from a storage room at the Huffy girls' 10-speed. students from preschool to se- interpret the works because of Holiday Inn, 1550 E. Wooster nior high, deal with Albanian, her educational and cultural ex- St., city police said. D □ □ Bulgarian, Czechoslovakian, periences. Police said the door to the Hungarian. Polish, Romanian room was locked with a pad- A hit-skip driver damaged and Yugoslavian culture. AMONG THE works con- lock. The sets are valued at the driver s door on a 1979 Povsic, a native of northern tained in the bibliography are $280 each. Ford Mustang parked at the Yugoslavia who came to the traditional, historical and mod- corner of Pike and North En- United States as a refugee in ern fiction. Also included are D D D terprise streets. 1949, spent three years gather- autobiographies, biographies, ing the books for the bibliogra- collections of folk and fairy A resident of the apartment Police found pieces of a phy, published in July. tales, ballads, myths, legends, building at 802 Sixth St. re- taillight lens at the scene, and poetry and proverbs. Examples ported Wednesday night that said the hit-skip car is proba- "IT WAS a big job," she said, of modern fantasy and science her bicycle had been stolen bly white or light blue in color "but I enjoyed working with the fiction are also featured. from a rack next to the build- and is missing a taillight. literature.,f An extensive critical review of BG News. Gayle Hammoi. Povsic was approched by the each work is included. Frances Povsic l MOONLIGHT MADNESS SALE (~\ Bowling Green TONIGHT — FRIDAY 6-9pm yllownlowii Shop Downtown Bowling Green <&n ^Association Downtown most stores open late Bowling Greenl ghostly bargains - spooky values - scary sales

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by Mike Amburgey "I think there is a need for a concern for opportunity for appeal staff reporter ethics, a sensitivity for aesthetics, a sense Two University professors of history and humanistic concerns and an have been chosen to partici- fair Susan McDonald stances, such as if the car was THE MOST common cases ability to think critically." stafi reporter not in a designated parking heard are alcohol violations pate in a nationwide dialogue place during an emergency. such as underage drinking or among college educators at- - James Bissland, Journalism department chair Students who have either re- serving alcohol to minors. tempting to bridge a gap be- ceived a parking ticket on cam- IF THESE circumstances are "People in dormitories aren't tween liberal and said. be improved, though. pus or been charged with a found to be extenuating, the aware of the Student Code," professional education. BISSLAND AGREES there He said the College of Edu- student Code violation are as- justice will render a verdict Britton said. "Ignorance is not James Bissland, professor is a rift, and said he hopes to cation at the University of sured of their right to their day cutting the fine in half or dis- an excuse. What they think isn't of journalism and chair of the see an integration of the two Michigan saw the need for a in court. missing it. in the code is there it they would journalism department, and types of learning at the Uni- more well-rounded student, Student Court is the place "There is no appeal after the just look it up." Thomas Klein, professor of versity and at campuses and began efforts to sponsor where students can appeal their case (is decided). We are the English, will Join 29 other across the nation. the national dialogue among violations. original and final jurisdiction," Students must first go through college teachers and adminis- "I think there is a need for a educators. "Student Court is an or she said. the office of Standards and Pro- trators in a University of concern for ethics, a sensitiv- KLEIN SAO) efforts are ganization run by students for Student Court hears 13 to IS cedures. If they plead not guilty Michigan-sponsored program ity for aesthetics, a sense of already under way to achieve students. We're giving students traffic cases in each of its infor- to the charge, they have the entitled "Seven Liberal Out- history and humanistic con- a bridge between liberal arts a chance to have their case mal sessions Tuesday and ition of going before Student comes of Professional cerns and an ability to think and professional studies at heard by their peers," said Lisa Wednesday nights from 6:30 Study." critically." Bissland said. the university. He and Bis- Britton, chief administrator. p.m. to 9 p.m. Each traffic case "There is no one side that is "During the last decade, He said he sees a need for sland will be meeting with The court is the Judicial lasts from five to seven minutes. more prejudiced than the other. there have been growing ten- students to receive a broader, Arts and Sciences Dean Ken- branch of the Undergraduate Students who receive a ticket It depends on the facts of the sions between liberal arts col- more integrated education dall Baker, to review curric- Student Government (USG). and believe there are strong issue," she said. leges and professional than simply studying a liberal ulums and try to create a In addition to the chief admin- enough circumstances to appeal SAB cases are scheduled sepa- colleges," Klein said. "There or professional program dialogue. istrator, the court has a staff of it before the court should fill out rately and are heard on Tues- is a rift between them." alone. The national dialogue SO students, including a chief of an appeal form at Parking Serv- day, Wednesday and Thursday Klein said several factors "We need to see if we can involves colleges of a represe- defense, a chief of prosecution ices in the Commons or at the nights at 9:30 p.m. At least two contribute to the gap, includ- get Shakespeare into a Jour- native nature including and chief justices. Students also Student Court office, 405 Student cases are scheduled every week, ing a lack of adjustment of nalism 300 (Introduction to small, large and mid-size fill additional justice and staff Services. The form should be each lasting from two to four liberal-arts curriculum to a Journalistic Writing) class state universities such as the positions in the roles of defense turned in with the ticket at the hours. changing liberal student pop- and to see if we could learn University, Klein said. The and prosecution. office, and students will be con- Interviews for court staff ulation, a feeling of "jobles- from that," Bissland said. educators involved come One of the purposes of the tacted by a defense counselor. members will be held at the sness," and a perceived need "I'd like to try to get a litera- from a variety of academic court is to handle cases before beginning of spring semester. of professional education. ture teacher to perhaps come programs and backgrounds. their traffic court. Cases of stu- Cases involving violations of Interested students can pick up "Liberal learning is learn- into a journalism class to see dents appealing a parking ticket the Student Code are heard be- an application in 405 Student ing that is intrinsically valu- if our students could benefit." Bissland said he wants to from the University are some of fore the Student Arbitration Services at the beginning of able, such as ethics and Bissland said that while set up a committee made up the most common, said Gret- Board (SAB). These court ses- spring semester. values that can aid in other journalism is considered a of English and journalism chen Killius, chief of defense. sions are more formal than the learning, while professional professional program, he teachers to see how the two Britton said Student Court traffic court cases. "We're not only helping stu- or practical learning is learn- thinks it achieves a good bal- departments can relate to one represents a student who ap- "It is a fact-finding board. dents but at the same time we're ing of a particular activity or ance of integration. 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Cease-fire U.S. official said, "that the night the expulsion "decapi- Q Continued from page 1. dedicated U.S. personnel at tated" a Soviet spy operation. "There will have to be some our missions in the Soviet The Soviets also retaliated Students to take part fairly substantial changes in Union will continue to per- by Imposing stiffer visas and our staffing pattern," Red- form effectively." other restrictions on Ameri- man said. He referred to the The Soviets took the actions cans who work temporarily in fact that the 251 U.S. diplo- in response to the U.S. expul- Moscow, such as on construc- mats either will take on the sion of 80 Soviets in Washing- tion of the new U.S. Embassy in national exchange work in addition to their du- ton, New York and San there. ties or that some will be re- Franciso. An administration Redman said similar curbs placed by American workers. official, who demanded ano- would be put on Russian la- "I felt homesick once in a while, but I had "BUT I'M confident," the nymity, said Wednesday borers here. by Julie Wallace reporter already planned to go home for Christmas so Haunted I just kept thinking that I'd be home then. Most G Continued from page 1. "Our added involvement is Altstadt said the AMA is As many as 50 Bowling Green to build the haunted house. making the haunted house a advertising the haunted students will be attending a uni- of the time, though, I was too busy to really AMA members have lot more exciting for us, since house this year with the versity in another state this year let it bother me." worked as tour guides and we can see how all the work theme "Phantom Fever without paying any extra costs actors at the haunted house in comes together. There are a Strikes Bowling Green," by and will be receiving credits - Donna Babel, NSE participant past years. few of us who worked here in sending flyers to all on-cam- toward graduation for It. past years, and the Jaycees pus students and putting post- The National Student Ex- the program, and climate is not ing Club, American Marketing "THIS YEAR, not only are are giving us a great deal of ers up in town. change Program, available always the best way to choose a Association and worked for a they the ones who will make leeway in designing the through the Center for Aca- school." she said. cruise line while I was there. I the place run once we open, place, he said. ADMISSION FOR the demic Options, offers University Involvement in the program got involved in the programs to they are also involved in its haunted house is $2. Proceeds students the chance to attend improves the student's resume meet people and do the things design and construction, and Altstadt said the haunted from the haunted house are any one of the 80 participating by showing the student as being that I put off doing while at BG. they are taking a greater role house was designed to used by the Jaycees to sup- universities nationwide without independent enough to go out on in its promotion," Thomas frighten college students as port community projects paying out-of-state tuition. The his or her own, she said. In most cases, the exchange said. well as children and adults. such as Safety Town, a pro- program includes schools in "The students will have ac- university has housing available Bill Altstadt, junior mar- "College kids should recog- gram which teaches traffic Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin cess to references from two dif- for the students, and the NSE keting major, is the AMA nize some of the scenes as re- safety to children. Islands. ferent parts of the country, as counselors plan activities and chairperson of advertising, creations of recent movies, "All the money we raise Joni Reed, director of special well as proving that they are outings to allow the students to and one of the AMA members and a lot of what will make goes back into the community programs and NSE coordinator, independent. To say that you see the area they are visiting as in charge of helping with the the haunted house scary is the through one project or an- said the program allows stu- were willing to do this program well as to combat the feelings of haunted house. element of surprise." other/' Thomas said. dents to attend other universi- means a lot to employers, she homesickness that may occur. ties without losing credits said. "I felt homesick once in a needed for graduation. Interested students must first Alumni have been assigned as hosts 1967 graduate, and partner "Students who are chosen for while, but I had already planned for the alumni and the Alumni and chairman of the public apply through the Center for to go home for Christmas so I □ Continued from page 1. the program are given exact Academic Options. After apply- just kept thinking that I'd be and will stay a day or two. Association has put together utility group at the certified lists of courses that will transfer public accounting firm Price ing, they are interviewed and home then," Babel said. "Most She said some of the alumni admission packets. to Bowling Green. The student ranked for the university of their of the time, though, I was too will meet with student groups SOME OF the returning Water-house; Walker Huff can then plan a schedule with choice. Ranking is based on the busy to really let it bother me." and faculty and some will alumni include Kempton Jen- man, a 1956 graduate and an those classes, as well as what- adviser in vocational educa- results of the interview and the In addition to sending students teach courses. kins, a 1948 graduate who has ever electives they wish to application. The ranking proc- to different universities, the Uni- She said the coordination worked at the U.S. Embassy tion administration for the take," she said. U.S. Department of Labor, ess is done mainly because each versity also accepts 35 students between the Undergraduate in Moscow and who is now Bowling Green has been in- university can accept only so a year from other universities in Alumni Association and fac- vice president for corporate and Paul Causman, a 1981 volved with the NSE program graduate who is now director many students from each the program. ulty has been a key element in government and interna- for several years and is the only school, and students tend to ap- Jessica Henderson, a junior the success of the program. tional affairs at Armco Inc. of of the Toledo Repertoire university in Ohio that partici- Theatre. ply for the same universities, psychology major, decided to She said faculty members Middletown; Paul Bjorn, a pates in the program. Reed said. attend the University for a year Reed said universities in Ha- The only major requirement is because she was born and raised waii, California and Florida are that the student have a 2.5 grade in New Mexico and was inter- the most popular among NSE point average and maintain that ested in how Easterners live. students. while attending the other univer- "I CHOSE Bowling Green be- The Office of Residential Services sity, she said. cause the catalog description "NOT EVERYONE can go to sounded really interesting. It is Invites you to the Harshman Mid Am Room Hawaii and California. There DONNA BABEL, senior mar- OK, but it's really different from are many different schools in keting major, attended the Uni- home," she said. "At first I was versity of Hawaii for a year, and too busy to be homesick, but now said the program was helpful when my family calls, I really and worthwhile. miss having the opportunity to STATIONARY "I would encourage anybody go home when I want. 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SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Police have ar- being arrested in 1976. Angulo Gonzalez, 27. rested five men they suspect fired rifles at Allfive suspects were said to be members According to the statement, all five fired President Augusto Pinochet's motorcade of the Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front, M-16 rifles at Pinochet's five-car motorcade for U.S. plane during an assassination attempt last month, the communist rebelgroup that claimed as it headed toward the capital on a Sunday the military government announced yester- responsibility for the Sept. 7 ambush. The evening from his weekend home in the TEL AVTV, Israel (AP) - she did not know why the day. front is named for a Chilean independence Andean foothills near Santiago. Rockets and American and Israeli teams disappearance was not made the five young men were the first of 50 hero. grenades also struck the motorcade but searched the eastern Medi- known until yesterday. failed to penetrate the 70-year-old presi- terranean yesterday for a Aviation officials in Cyprus suspects identified by an army prosecutor missing U.S. submarine-hunt- said the search area was as wanted in the assassination attempt, in Plainclothes detectives seized all five men dent's armor-plated Mercedes Benz. ing plane with a four-man about 70 miles south of Cy- which five presidential bodyguards died and and are holding them for trial by a military The government declared a 90-day state of crew. An Israeli officer said it prus. 11 were wounded. Pinochet suffered only a court, the announcement said. No formal siege the night of the ambush to combat would have great intelligence Mickey Gurdus, a monitor cut on his hand. charges were announced. what it called a Soviet- and Cuban-backed value in the wrong hands. Francisco Cuadra, secretary general of The statement offered no details about insurgency that had planned to use 3,500 M- for Israel radio, said weak 16 rifles smuggled into Chile this year. signals were picked up from the government, handed reporters a brief when and where the men were arrested. Both American and Israeli an automatic distress trans- statement last night on the arrests. It said They were identified as Juan Moreno The weight of the crackdown has fallen on teams were trying to find the one suspect had received military training Avila, 26; Victor Leodoro Diaz Caro, 28; Chile's broad, non-violent opposition. Before mitter just before the plane in Cuba and another is the son of a Commu- Arnaldo Hernan Arenas Beias, 32; Renin Cesterday, 44 dissidents with no proven links S-3A Viking assigned to the disappeared. ) the guerrilla group had been arrested. 6th Fleet, the American Em- nist Party official who disappeared after Fidel Peralta Veliz, 23, ana Jorge Mario bassy said. Israel radio re- HE GAVE no details about ported that contact was lost the location of the transmitter WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, outspent Repub- after the plane transmitted but said the signals were read lican Senate opponent Thomas Kindness by more than 4-1 in the first distress signals off the Cy- by an American transport half of October and went into the final weeks of the campaign with Kis coast at about 6 p.m. 6lane bound for Cyprus and cash reserves of more than $600,000. esday. le pilot reported them to According to campaign finance reports released yesterday, Glenn The plane had been sched- Nicosia flight control. raised $126,232 from Oct. 1 through Oct. 15, while spending $231,479 uled to return to the carrier Glenn outspends over the two-week period. As of Oct. 15, Glenn had reserves of John F. Kennedy at 6:15 p.m. An aviation official in Cy- $630,993. Tuesday from a routine pa- prus, speaking on condition of Kindness, R-Ohio, raised $29,293 over the period and spent $48,695. trol north of Egypt, the em- anonymity, said airport con- He listed cash reserves of only $13,669, but aides have said the bassy said in a brief trollers had not intercepted Senate opponent campaign still has $100,000 remaining from a $704,000 contribution statement. An embassy distress calls from the Viking from the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. spokeswoman, speaking on because "we were not tuned Political action committees accounted for $25,564 of Glenn's condition of anonymity, said to their frequency." contributions, while Kindness received $6,519 from PACs. THEY HAVE EARNED OUR TRUST WOOD COUNTY FOR AUDITOR Re-elect ST JOYCE Commissioner Perkins. KEPKE PHILO FOR WOOD COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVE

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Hasenfus gives Plant given six weeks to reopen TOLEDO (AP) - Toledo Edi- to restart the plant. ment, Toledo Edison spokesman require the NRC's approval. In son Co. says it is already taking Davis-Besse, about 25 miles Rick Kelly said yesterday. those modes, water temperature innocent plea steps to restart the Davis-Besse east of Toledo in Oak Harbor, Startup "can be any number and pressure are increased in nuclear power plant, but federal has been shut down since June 9, of things you do to prepare a preparation for lifting the con- regulatory officials cautioned 1985, when an equipment failure sustained nuclear reaction that trol rods, Kelly said. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - The lawyer for Eugene Ha- yesterday that the utility has six caused a temporary loss of cool- ultimately produces electricity. In mode 2, the rods are lifted senfus declared before a revolutionary tribunal yesterday that more weeks of testing to com- ins water to the reactor. Restart date is a somewhat neb- and a nuclear reaction begins. his American client was innocent of terrorism and violating plete before it can start generat- Announcement of the startup ulous phrase," Kelly said. Mode 1 is full generating power. Nicaraguan security. ing electricity. was accompanied by news from "To me, startup means the "WHAT WETRE doing now. in The attorney, Enrique Sotelo Borgen, also said the People's At issue is a difference in Toledo Edison that Davis-Besse ability to pull a control rod," the broad sense, can be called Tribunal, which is hearing the case, does not have the authority interpretation between Toledo workers had spilled 125 gallons NRC spokesman Russ Marabito startup," Kelly said. "We are to judge Hasenfus because it "lacks impartiality" and was not Edison and the Nuclear Regula- of slightly radioactive water said. 'They can do all this other now preparing to go into mode 4. appointed by the Supreme Court. Hasenfus, reportedly being tory Commission on the precise Saturday while they were refil- stuff without NRC concurrence. You don't just flip a switch and held in a prison outside Managua, did not attend the hearing. meaning of a restart. The NRC ling the reactor coolant system. They can do a number of things turn the plant on. Sotelo Borgen said in a written statement to the court. "I says it involves pulling control The NRC classified the incident at zero power. They have six The NRC said lack of attention come before the authorities to deny, reject, and contradict all of rods from the reactor to achieve as very minor, and said it did not weeks of testing to do before to detail in taking care of equip- the concepts of the accusations ormulated against my defendant a nuclear reaction; Toledo Edi- have to be reported to the they pull a control rod to begin ment was to blame for last by tlie minister of justice." son says it means only a series agency. the fissioning process." year's shutdown. The NRC said He also said the tribunal "are judge in part, but on the one of steps that ultimately lead to Kelly said the plant is in mode reactor operators were poorly hand they are anti-Somocistas ana ... they judge my client like achieving a nuclear reaction. NO ONE was contaminated by 5, or a cold shutdown. He said trained. Twelve safety-related a Somocista." The NRC is to decide Nov. 7 the radiation, and no radiation modes 4 and 3 can be considered components and systems failed Somocista is a term referring to followers of former right- whether to allow Toledo Edison was released into the environ- start up procedures, and do not during the event, the NRC said. wing President Anastasio Somoza, who was deposed by the leftist Sandinistas in 1979. The defense now has eight days, beginning today, to present its evidence to the tribunal in a written form, according to Foreign Minstry spokeswoman Angela Sadallos. The lawyer Meese's statement criticized by ABA also can ask for a tour-day extension. Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, Wis., was captured Oct. 5 when the C-123 cargo plane on which he was a crew member was shot WASHINGTON (AP) - The head of the unless and until they are overturned, they ate ways of disagreeing with the Supreme down in southern Nicaragua. It carried arms and supplies for American Bar Association yesterday crit- are the law of the land," Thomas said. Court" include seeking to have the court the Contras, and the Sandinistas claim the operation was run by icized Attorney General Edwin Meese's overturn its rulings, as has been done suc- the U.S. government. statement that Supreme Court decisions on A SUPREME Court decision "binds the cessfully more than 180 times in its history. the Constitution do not represent the abso- parties in the case and also the executive Eastland said the attorney general was THREE OTHER men aboard the C-123 were killed - two lute law of the land. branch for whatever enforcement is nec- suggesting that other branches of govern- Americans and one who has not been identified. In a speech Tuesday night at Tulane essary," Meese said. But he added that ment and other opponents of the court's The People's Tribunal, made up of a lawyer, a truck driver University in New Orleans, Meese said "such a decision does not establish a 'su- rulings should not be "shy" in "respectfully and a laborer, refused Wednesday to grant more time for government officials should be guided by preme law of the land' that is binding on all disagreeing." preparing the case. their own views of the Constitution rather persons and parts of government, hence- WHITE HOUSE spokesman Larry If convicted, Hasenfus faces up to 30 years in prison. The than always deferring to the Supreme Court. forth and forevermore. Speakes, asked to comment Wednesday on tribunals were set up in 1963 to try people accused of counter One legal scholar said that Meese was Meese's remarks, urged reporters to read revolutionary activity. "out of contact with reality" while a civil The ABA president said, however, that the entire speech to understand the context. Hasenfus has said that he participated in 10 Contra supply libertarian said his comments were "an until a court decision is overruled, "public The White House spokesman called re- flights and that they originated from a U.S.-financed military invitation to lawlessness." officials and private citizens alike are not porters' attention to a paragraph in a New base in El Salvador and a U.S.-constructed airfield in Honduras. "Supreme Court decisions are the law of free simply to disregard that legal holding, York Times story. Also attending the lawyer's meeting Wednesday with Hasen- the land just as acts of Congress are the law for it is a part of the body of binding The paragraph said: "He said the main fus were his wife Sally, his brother William and an interpreter, of the land," Eugene Thomas, president of constitutional law of the land. point of the speech was 'that when one Sotelo Borgen said. the 200,000-member ABA, the largest law- Terry Eastland, head of the Justice De- believes a constitutional decision was Mrs. Hasenfus spoke briefly to reporters after the meeting. yers' professional association in the coun- partment's public affairs office, said that wrong, one should not feel shy or uninhibited Meese had not been suggesting defiance. Asked if she felt optimistic, she said, "I won't feel completely try, said in response to Meese's comments. about responding,r to it in a responsible optimistic until I get him home. I am very happy I was able to "Both can be tested in the courts, but Eastland said that "proper and appropri- fashion.' meet with him. Considering the situation he is in, he is feeling OK." Women's group marks 20 years f i MARK'S \ NOW Plans to celebrate birthday after votes on ERA, abortion i WASHINGTON (AP)-The them," NOW President Eleanor cut off government funding of Rhode Island language gives i BUY X-LARGE National Organization for Smeal told a news conference abortions except to prevent the explicit "human rights" to the Women turns 20 next week, but yesterday. "We're hoping for death of a pregnant woman or fetus from conception - paving i won't observe the birthday until some strong surprises. when a woman's life was endan- the way for criminal charges GET SAME PIZZA IN December, when it hopes to cel- She said opponents of the anti- gered. against a woman who uses birth ebrate the passage of a state abortion initiatives are leading The Rhode Island amendment control pills or an intrauterine MEDIUM FOR FREE equal rights amendment and the in the polls in Massachusetts, also would ban all abortions device. defeat of four anti-abortion ref- Rhode island and Oregon, but except to prevent the death of 352-3551 J erenda. trail in Arkansas. She attributed the woman - but the measure "The extremists are in control L The measures are on ballots the Arkansas results to the influ- wouldn't take effect unless the ... They are very punitive," Nov. 4 in five states. ence of fundamentalists in a Supreme Court reversed its 1973 Smeal said. "If they had their "I'm hoping we're going to Southern state. decision legalizing abortion. way, every miscarriage would come through strongly in all of All four state measures would "IT IS now clear that the be investigated." American people do not want The outcome of the abortion ••■■a IM^UI taxpayer-funded abortion." measures will have national sig- Phyllis Schlafly, director of the nificance, she said, because the conservative Eagle Forum, has newly constituted Supreme PHARMACISTS, said. Court is only a shaky 5-4 in favor READY But Smeal said some of this of legal abortion. year's referenda go further than In Vermont, where a state FOR A CHANGE that. She said the Oregon mea- Equal Rights Amendment is on Pumpkins OF PACE? sure requires doctors to give the ballot, pro-ERA forces be- equal weight to saving the fetus lieve a victory could revive the during an abortion, while the federal ERA campaign. 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Against the kid loves to play the game. by Tom Skemlvitz Jablonski was plucked right attempts - an 88.9 success rate. managing editor Chippewas, it was even "Needless to say, our de- assistant sports editor from the Falcons' backyard. The Falcon penalty-killers will worse, 402-156. fense has to accept the chal- The graduate of Toledo's have to continue to perform this When discussing tomor- In KSU, the Falcons are lenge of stopping the option Bowline Green's 3-1 hockey V/hitmer High is second on the well because LSSC's power play row's Mid-American Confer- playing a team which just ana Young, Ankney said. team wiD have a tough time squad with eight points. squad has lit the scoreboard 12 ence contest against Kent converted to the option this "When he drops back to pass, living up to its national ranking But the Falcons defense has out of 35 times. State, Moe Ankney was quite season, under new head we have to contain him in the this weekend when it travels to also improved in its first four BG goaltender Gary Kruzich, the prophet. coach Glen Mason. However, pocket; make him throw the Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, to face games against Michigan and who broke the school record for In fact, Bowling Green's the reason the Flashes ball. He's good at taking off Lake Superior. New Hampshire. career wins (62) last week, is head coach hit the nail on the switched to the option was once the protection breaks The Falcons, ranked fifth in After letting the Wolverines third in the CCHA with a 3.01 head with what his team has because of Pat Young. down." the KBJR Coaches Poll going score six goals in the season goals against average. to do to beat the Golden At 5-8, 165 pounds, the When BG has the ball, the into tonight's 7:30 game, oppose opener, BG has allowed only five Flashes at Diz Stadium. freshman quarterback Flashes' defense won't have a team they ousted from last goals in its following three CCHA STANDINGS "We're going to have to doesn't look like the most to worry about a scrambling year's second round of the Cen- games which included 6-1 and 8- 1. Michigan State (4-0) 4*0 score a lot of points to win the imposing player. But give Suarterback. Freshman Rich tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- 2 wins over the Wildcats last 2. Miami (3-1) 3-1-0 game," Ankney said. And him the football in an option ackin isn't much of a tion playoff's. week. 3. Western Michigan (2-2) 2-M then he went on to say why his offense and he has the sleight scrambler. He's returning af- Despite LSSC's 3-0 loss in that Coach Jerry York needs only Illinois-Chicago (2-2) 2-2-0 team is going to have to light of the hand and fleetness of ter playing less than a quar- game and the fact BG defeated to look at his penalty-killing unit 5. Lake Superior (2-1-1) 1-0-1 up the scoreboard. foot to be dangerous. ter against Washington, them three of four times during to find an explanation for the 6. Bowling Green (3-1) 1-14 "Because Kent is an option YOUNG HAS rushed for 549 where he lost track of time the regular season, the Lakers defensive uprise. FerrisState (1-4) 1-M team, and we haven't come yards in 127 carries and because of a hit by the have unproved vastly, espe- A combination of 10 different Michigan (1-3) 1-3-0 close to stopping an option passed for 441 more yards. He Huskies' Reggie Rogers. cially in the area of offense. skaters has allowed only five 9. Ohio State (0-3-1) 0*1 team yet this season." has averaged 141.4 yards of In four games this season How true. BG has been total offense per game. "I wouldn't have returned against Alaska-Fairbanks and humbled by the two option- That in itself is reason to the game, if I was Dackin CCHA-member Ohio State, the offense teams it has played enough for Ankney to be wor- either, Mason said. "He took Lakers have notched 29 goals, v this season, the Falcons were ried. a helluva shot." their best start since the 1979-80 » 31-7 by the University of Min- "Kent designed their of- WHILE MASON isn't con- season. & nesota and quarterback fense to what Pat Young can cerned with the running of Left wing Mike de Carle has Rickey Foggie. A week later, do - and each week they Keep Dackin, he is worried about been the most productive Laker, signalcaller Marcelle Car- adding more and more things the signalcaller's arm. scoring four goals and five as- ruthers and Central Michigan to it, he said. "I'm amazed "We have to defend against sists. He notched six points in took it to BG by a 20-10 score. at how much offense they the pass better than we did LSSC's 4-4 tie and 11-5 win When you look at the statis- have. Young has just taken last week," he said. "Bowling against the Buckeyes. tics from those two losses, the over the team. He runs the Green is a well-coached, solid BG is no doubt familiar with Gophers out-gained BG in to- offense like he's the boss. The D See Football, page 10. another of the Laker's fine The Sunshine State Spikers in Louisville After playing in five straight In two other tournaments ear- Mid-American Conference lier in the season, BG has had to hosts BG hooters matches, Bowling Green's vol- settle for the runner-up spot. leyball team gets to travel to They finished second after los- Most students consider Spring day. Both squads, statistically, Louisville, Ky. where they'll ing to Northern Illinois at the Break the ideal time to visit were evenly matched. But BG play in the three-day Louisville NIU Invitational and Eastern Florida, but for the Bowling dominated the Buckeyes, now 7- Invitational. Kentucky at their host tourna- Green soccer team, now is the 4-2, and appear to be on a roll. ment. perfect time of year to see the "What a great way to head to BG will play four matches BG has already swept UIC and Sunshine State. Florida," Palmisano said."We during the weekend beginning Loyola in three games at the With three consecutive shut- have a lot of momentum and with the tournament opener NIU Invitational during the first out victories over Eastern Mich- confidence as we prepare for the against Illinois-Chicago tonight week of the season. igan (1-0), Dayton (1-0), and tournament." at 9 p.m. BG, fresh off a four-game win Ohio State (3-0), the Falcons' The Falcons then face Loyola over Toledo last Tuesday, is now A -2T will try to extend their streak As for the Falcon game plan... and Murray State, Saturday, tied with Central Michigan for this weekend at the Florida Invi- well, they don't really have one. and wind up with the host Cardi- third place in the MAC with a 5-3 tational Cup in Deland, FL. "We really don't have that nals, Sunday. mark. BG is 14-6 overall. "We felt these last three much information about the games were crucial to the rest of other schools," Palmisano said. vtxvvecfxxsxxxxxx our season," BG head coach "But at this point in the season, f///////'///////"/*''■/''/'' ///S///SSS/A//Ss/SSS///y.y//SS/S//S///M//SSSS//S/////A'A'/S/SSSA'S/////^^ '//'///////////S/SftS//'/?/''//// . IS/////SS//, Gary Palmisano said. "We've we're paying more attention to not only won these games, but our game and not the other our team play has been out- team's (game). standing in all three." "Last year (when the Falcons The Falcons, now 9-3-2, looked went 4-11-4), the other teams particularly impressive in their had no respect for us and we'd three-goal win over OSU on Sun- i See Soccer, page 10. 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Cleveland signs Smart Bucks are on Milwaukee

Lakers best of a forward Harper The Cavs will be tough with the addition of weak/pathetic/anemic field. They have an overaged center, a Brad Daugherty, Ron Harper and John "Hot one dimensional small forward, RICHFIELD (AP) - The Cleveland Cavaliers, winless in five NBA by Karl Smith Rod" Williams. Despite loss of Hinson inside, no power forward and they're pre-season games due largely to a punchless offense, added the guest columnist still top team in division. highly touted firepower yesterday of first-round draft pick Ron they will be an up and coming team, albeit The health of center Sam Harper. M Bowie is crucial to the Blazers. In four seasons at Miami of Ohio, the 6-foot-6^> guard-forward green. They know Kiki Vandeweghe averaged 19.8 points a game, including 24.4 points a game his senior With all the off-season will score a ton of points year. His scoring prowess and his reputation as one of the best transactions, the National (although his rebound average defensive players in college basketball convinced the Cavaliers to Basketball Association is going the elite group by the addition of shooter last year, will be was worse than 5-foot-7 Spud choose him with the June draft's eighth selection. to be full of surprises. And, as Jack Sikma. Pistons and Hawks spending more time on the Webb) and Clyde "the Glide" Harper's 2,377 college points make him the leading all-time scorer usual, someone has got to prosper on a lack of talent bench. Drexler will provide some flash. in the Mid-American Conference. He is the second-leading MAC untangle this mess, so here it elsewhere. Give Dick Motta a legitimate Addition of post-up players rebounder. goes: The Hawks depend on Wilkins center, and you could see a new Walter Berry and Steve Johnson The Cavaliers, 29-53 in the 1985-86 NBA season, traded forward ATLANTIC: and a host of role players while champion. James Donalsom is will help. Roy Hinson and a large sum of cash on draft day to the Philadelphia 1. Boston the slipping Motor City crew adequate, but he'll need help The Suns made a great steal 76ers for the draft's first pick, used to take 7-foot center Brad 2. Philadelphia was exposed as a weak from Sam Perkins at power by drafting center William Daugherty. 3. Washington defensive and rebounding team forward to truly make an Bedford who will compliment Daugherty signed Oct. 1 for a reported $6 million package 4. New Jersey in the playoffs. That trend will impact. Larry "the Ayatollah of covering six seasons. 5. New York be magnified in the regular SlamoLLa" Nance, perhaps one Harper's deal covers four years and is worth about $2.3 million, a Despite the death of first season with no one to help Isaih The Spurs could be the sleeper of the most underrated players source close to the contract talks said. choice Lenny Bias, the Celtics Thomas in the backcourt. of the year. Addition of Johnny in the game today. THE CAVS have two intra-squad scrimmages planned before the have more than enough horses The Cavs will be tough with Dawkins frees up Alvin Golden State should win more season opener Nov. 1 against the Washington Bullets. to outrun every team in the the addition of Brad Daugherty, Robertson while forward/center often under coach George Karl, "I'm just a new boy out there right now, on the street, trying to league. The kev to repeating as Ron Harper and John "Hot Mychal Thompson lifts pressure but will likely be burned out by survive," Harper said jokingly at a news conference to announce his champions will be Bill Walton's Rod" Williams. Despite loss of off forward Mike Mitchell and his high-intensity style. He must signing. health. Hinson inside, they will be an up center Artis Gilmore. Keep your turn this bunch of rag-tag "I just have to go in and do the things I do good - play defense and Philadelphia, minus Moses and coming team, albeit green. eye on them. showboats into a team. team ball. As long as I'm out on the court, I feel comfortable. Malone, but plus Roy Hinson, Indy fans get much of the Jack Sikma was the only Playing the point guard would be new for me, though. I think I can Jeff Ruland and Cliff Robinson, same, losing. At least the Bulls Kings made some solid trades decent player the Supersonics play off guard or small forward pretty good," he said. will need time to come together have Michael Jordan. during the off season and could had so, of course, they traded His agent, Greg Lustig, said talks were stalled for several months but will be tough to stop. MIDWEST: do better than last year's him away. in a debate about Harper's worth as the eighth player chosen. He But the Sixers' trading Malone 1. Houston surprise playoff appearance. On the other hand, compared said Harper's availability to the Cavaliers with that pick surprised within their own division was not 2. Denver Good-bye Adrian Dantley, to the Clippers, the Sonics may many draft experts. a wise move. The Bullets, 3. Dallas hello mediocrity. If Jazz think have a field day. Combine no "We felt that Ron might be the one player in this draft most likely however, still need a backcourt 4. San Antonio Kelly Tripucka is half the player talent, with no youth, no draft to become an impact player," Lustig said. while the Nets need consistency 5. Sacramento Dantley is, thev are way on. The choices and, for all purposes, no Lustig and Cavaliers General Manager Wayne Embry renewed back there. 6. Utah Mailman, Karl Malone, will only coach, and you have Los contract talks Wednesday night and settled on a deal at 3 a.m. The Knicks are, well, the Houston proved what they improve, taking pressure off of Angeles' "other team." Thursday. Embry said both the Cavaliers and Harper wanted to Knicks. Patrick Ewing and a could do in the playoffs, but I shot-blocker Mark Eaton. In the end, look for Houston, settle on a contract at that session. cast of thousands. still think they need help at the Backcourt is deep, but Malone, the Lakers, Boston and "I was very hyper last night," Harper said. "I guess I got maybe CENTRAL: guard if they are going to win it Eaton and Tripucka have no one Milwaukee to make the NBA's one hour of sleep all nigjit long." 1. Milwaukee all. behind them. Final Four. But no repeat Embry said Harper gives the Cavs flexibility because he can play 2. Atlanta The Nuggets, picked second PACIFIC: champs, it'll be the Bucks and point guard, shooting guard or small forward positions. 3. Cleveland strictly on a whim, gave the 1. Los Angeles Lakers the Rockets for the gold and "Needless to say, we are delighted," Embry said. "We went 4. Detroit Rockets all they could handle in 2. Portland Milwaukee's Don Nelson (jet his through a long and tedious negotiation. Ron has the potential, I 5. Indiana post season play. Addition of Mo 3. Phoenix first NBA championship ring as think, to be one of the best players in the NBA. All this may be late, 6. Chicago Martin means Fat Lever, 4. Golden State a coach come Fall of 1987. The but it is well worth the work that was puty into the endeavor of A woefully weak division led terribly inconsistent as a ball 5. Seattle road to the Bucks' championship getting him signed." by a very strong team, put into handler and plain terrible as a 6. Los Angeles Clippers drive begins Oct. 30. Football Soccer sive, the Tar Heels appear to be !J Continued from page 9. into the contest. The Flashes are tage," Ankney said. "We've won D Continued from page 9. the team to beat. UNC has team like Ball State.,r 3-1 in the MAC, tied with Miami at home, but haven't come close make adjustments to their beaten nationally-ranked South HELP The Flashes lost to BSU 28-17 University for first place, while to winning on the road. We have Erne. This year, teams will Carolina and American. WANTED: \ last week. Cardinal quarterback the Falcons are 3-2. to find a way to win a big road ve to make adjustments to our The Falcons will play the 9 Wade Kosakowski completed 20- The biggest advantage KSU game... game." host Hatters today at 3 p.m.. of-27 passes for 251 yards might have besides the option is "and score some points. We Saturday, BG will face either • against KSU. the home-field advantage. BG might be in trouble. We haven't The tourney will feature the Tar Heels or the Panthers in host Stetson (6-9), North Caro- the 1 p.m. consolation match or DOMINO'S PIZZA : At stake is much more than hasn't won a game away from scored points all year; last the Anniversary Award, which Doyt Perry Field this season. week, we didn't come close." lina (11-5), and Adelphi (7-6). in the championship game at 3 DRIVERS goes to the winner of the game Despite the road woes, BG has While BG's record is impres- p.m. each year. KSU and BG both "In our conference, playing at beaten Kent 12straight times, NEEDED have 3-4 records overall heading home seems to be a big advan- dating back to 1974. • MUST BE AT LEAST \ Former Yankee 18 YEARS OLD .' MUST HAVE OWN CAR • uneptneww tin WITH INSURANCE I out of prison • ■^ NEW YORK (AP) - Joe Pepi- briefly discussed Pepitone's next meeting tone, the former New York Yan- baseball career. FLEXIBLE HOURS j kees first baseman convicted on "I find it a particularly sad $4.50 - $6.50/hr j misdemeanor drug charges, day when someone who graced Oct. 27, 1986 was freed from a Brooklyn jail a New York in Yankee pinstripes with mileage few hours after he received a will now have to spend his time CALL • six-month sentence. in the New York Department of Racquet Room 7:00 p.m. Justice Richard A. Brown of Corrections in their prison OR APPLY IN PERSON : the Appellate Division of state stripes," Marrus said. 352-1539 I Supreme Court in Brooklyn Four hours later, Brown and 1616E.WOOSTER Rec Center agreed Wednesday to allow Pe- lawyers in the case met in Stone to remain free temporar- Brown's chambers for 30 min- STADIUM PLAZA ' until his lawyer could utes; then the judge set next DOMINO'S : Agenda: formally ask that the his sen- Wednesday as a deadline for tence be stayed pending an ap- motions on the permanent stay PIZZA ? peal. and said the two men could go Speaker: Debate: A co-defendant, Robert Oates, free until then. DOMINO S 47, of Brooklyn, was also freed. Pepitone's attorney, John Q. PIZZA President Paul J. Olscamp S.D.I.fStar Wars) Kelly, said he would appeal the Earlier, at Pepitone's sentenc- jury verdict convicting nis client Stategic Defense Initiative ing, Brooklyn state Supreme of possessing 300 depressant * Court Justice Alan Marrus pills and glassine envelopes.

FALCON FOOTBALL HALLOWEEN UFM104 KAZOO DAY COSTUME CONTEST * First 5,000 to enter on west side Great Prizes of stadium on game day recieve a - Raleigh 10 Speed Bicycle cour- FREE KAZOO courtesy of WIOT- tesy of PurceT; . 1 ■ Place FM 104 Ok - 2 tickets to any Cavalier home Be a part of Ohio's largest band as game. 2"° Place the Student Auxiliary KAZOO - 2 tickets to Browns/Dolphins Band joins the BGSU Marching Monday Night Football game on Band in a stirring rendition of Nov. 10. 3" Place "Auld Lang Syne" in honor of i Wear your costume and listen for NIU'S final appearance details at 1:00 over the P.A. at Perry Field. system on game day!

SADIE HAWKINS DAY ALL-SPORTS PASS ti horn ol toe »oVstiionletmKliase< APPRECIATION DAY ^SfflLEB Girls buy tickets for the guys! * FIRST 2,000 All-Sports Pass REGISTRATION: 11 a.m.-12:30 at Ice Arena Parking Lot - If she has an All-Sports Pass, She holders attending game get a PRE RALLY MEETING: 1:00 p.m. buys his for $1 FREE MUG courtesy of RALLY BEGINS: 1:30 p.m. - If she doesn't, she pays $2 for 00 00 hers and $1 for his. ENTRY Mb •5. per car and •2. person and MUHMIM 1 POST RALLY HAPPY HOURS AT YUPPI'S TREAT YOUR FAVORITE GUY 5-9 p.m. 153 E. Wootter TO FALCON FOOTBALL FUN! WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED DURING HAPPY HOURS Sponsored by \fjhk KEEP THE HOME WINNING PRIZES: FIRST: TROPHEY & Portable Color T.V. SECOND & THIRD: TROPHIES STREAK ALIVEI ALL ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE! BG News/October 24,1986 11 • How to pick a good employer THE BG NEWS • Employment outlook • Helpful hints for job searching • How to dress for an interview; Careers Edition interviewing techniques Monday, November 3,1986 11,000 copies distributed to all regular on and off campus points Classifieds

COLLEGIATE CHC*tALBn concert ALPHA PM T ARE 15,700 STUDENTS WRONG? BtGMAROO. CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Sunday. October 26. 3:00 SERVICES OFFERED AMY PETERSON I STUOCNT LEGAL SERVICES I I am so happy to have you aa my big! I knew Kobacker Hal. MMAC Whan we came to the end ol our atrtng right sway I wanted you! You are so spscas-no FREE We could finely see one can compere' Thanks for everything 7th Annual Uptown-Oowntaon That we had the bast big Lovs ya tots1 rtalloassn Blast Friday hefSlaV4.il Your UT Did you maa the SUSBOUI fill clean-up • light hauling. Oct II Wetovsyoul KsM National Student Exchsnos meeting? 372-4SS6. Ful spectrum landscaping done Your ureas Lies and Joni Don't worry' Shrubs planted trees removed A 0 Pay-Today's the time to rol In the hay-to SAFARI (REGGAEI TAKES US ON A Cat 372-8202 lor next into session BIO SAL MUSICAL VOYAGE. SAT . OCT 25. New Doctor' Town a Country Animal Health "STEVE COHEN" the DC Ranch We're on our way. to party ta I'm so psyched you're my Big' Your trttle thinks Cars now open (Formerly Rocker Veterinary the cows come horns Vee Ha' » P M , UNION BALLROOM SPONSORED Goad luck In the Chicago Amsrloa'e you're PRtasO' Lst'a pound some beers at ths BY CARIBBEAN ASSN. BSU. VYSA. UAO. HAUNTED HOUSEI CfeaclDr VrcMFrobose. 1616 E WooaterSt . Msrslhonl Much Iota snd support, Bowing AJsy Rsmambsr. I tovs my Big' MSA ADMISSION Jl BOVYUNG GREEN JAYCEES 352-1478 Student rates avertable sschelleP • Get paychad lor Sunday raght ALEX BOROWICZ Lf Merge The Cay a near Oct 24. 25. 30, 31 and Nov 1 Pregnant? Concerns' Free pregnancy test. ob- White Russans al the way 7:00-11.00 PM for western gear rscttve information By appointment or walk-in •CINOY VOINOVrCH- VYOOO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS To pay m the hay BIRTHDAY WEDOtNG. 1 PARTY Calnow 354-HOPE Were ys surprised? I'm so excited you're my lit- on Saturday' BANNERS Be' Get paychad for a great year' I love ya With dmka S dance INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION lor al accessions' AXO tone and mine and lots ol romance •••Atfantton ASM Members'" Meetng Ocl 26 at 7 30 m 21 2 McFal Center POSTERS Your Big. SUcey At KIDNAP with ma Voisybal Gams. Sunday Ocl 26. 8 00 John Meier wli speak about "U S A Murirna lor speeches e presentations PERSONALS your one and onry M' Dss Gee' pm.Rec Csntsr vs. the Accounting CkibBe Donala: Yesterday's Matakes and the Promise REASONABLE RATES CM 354 5009 Love VS HUN Thsrs'l' of the Future " •JOEROOfO- The World's Buamees is Our Business Black Swamp Battalion No. 11 - Thanks so much lor al you did to make my birth- • "PIZZA PARTY ■• ALPHA - FIJI get revved up lev the Road Rally School ol HPER Saturday Recreation Program day the best tt could bs' I appreciate si the hard Friday Ocl 24 Love your FTp pit crswRose. Dave snd Scott tor youth wtm D«ab4ltles work you put into getting the band together' Bowfcng Green so tar away, whan are you going e00p.m-1.O0am Dasctor Dolores A Brack .EMBY AT UHLMAN'S in the MOrthml Commons Ful Perm Special Thank You to corns vM us someday-? Here si Purdua tfs Saturday 18th 11 a.m.-1 p.m Qroup I si Rec Kathy McGrosrty Alpha Delta Pi would Ike to thank everyone who goes on don't lor get we didn't mean to turn you SpKnsorad by Vw OnduiW M-W-F Center. Group I St Hsyes Gym partKjoeted n the 1st Annual SoltDal Praan- on Always remember at Purdua Spot and Student Senate S35 AJ assigned students to attend ttvopy Tournament-It was s great succsss & Schlep w« be waiting lor you' S2 donation asked at door visitors are welcome Man cut included ■KIM WH.LETS- Iota ol fun' A special thanks to the Alpha Sigs lor Please bring I D 352-5615 Wa love our BIG1 You are very special 10 us We al ol your work snd support Bret- A 0000 TIME will BE HAD •a gled to be a pan ot the best fsrmfy In the I'm exerted lor tomght' Hope you are too' SUMBIT ALPHA 0F.LT SOFTBALL COACHES BY ALL! SEE YOU THERE' ALPHA PHI house" Lovs. Lies Your poetry, fiction. BIWpholoa. art to Prairie You guys need Thumper Practice Love, the Ternbki Two Troublesome Twins. Margins. 200 Untv Hal by October 30 Cssh Thanks lor a great tans Casper- Karen and Bngrtta prize lor best n each category Prsine Margins •••AMYMcGRATH"- The Lambda Civs Ws lovs you snd you'l always bs our "FINANCIAL MANAOEMENT ASSOC • • snuggleberry! Undergraduate Literary Magazine m SO HAPPY TO BE A PART OF YOUR •Rrls Faulkner' Formal Meeting Etotaet Helen FAMIY' YOU ARE THE BEST BIG A PHI I'm so sidled that you're my little I couldn't Tuaa Ocl 28 7 30pm BA 114 "ROAD TRIP '-KENT STATE DAME AMY HARD. COULD ASK FOR' I LUV YOU' have asked tor anyone better Gat psyched for Speaker. Bruce MaMmore. MOR Financial Plan LEAVE SAT 10:00 AM I'm so sioftsd that you're my little sister I can't ALPHA PHI LOVE AND MINE. the "hunt" tonight Catch the fever with the Rsd Army dart tsaml ning Marathon 01 Co ICE ARENA LOT wart untl tonight1 You re the best*' I love you ANGELA Love. Your Big Dennis Brockman LIT Amy ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Jan Jackson KAPPA love and mine. -Your Big. MEMBERS BBMBIgan •••LI" UeaMatson'" -PIKES- Happy Hounj TonkjW AMY HOLMAN I'm so glsd you re s Kappa, and my tittle I can t Thanks far all of your hasp on Mon mi at We ShaunBoyd At Uptown LOST 4 FOUND I am so proud to have you as my ems and I can't Slavs Varchmrn (alternate) wart to sea you at the houee at 6 30 Get ex coukdn't have done It without rout gadfly 4-777 No Cover cited to foeow the string) Love, your big??''?? watt until the hunt tonight' You're wonderful Lit Orndortt (Public Retshons) Bring a Friend I I lost my keys at Milton s bat Friday They are •WANTED" Amy and I love ys! "CURT OANIELI" YourKKGWg ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA on a teddy bear key cram It round, please eel DANIEL WILLIAM SHEEHY II Your abduction ■ coming CO-ED SAUNAS FOR RENT 2-4607 Thanks So. I hear "You want to bs s Cowboy?" Wei big Don't be afraid Now that ws have your attention Oft Campus ASM merrrbers-Voasybal va Accounting Club- guy. you'l tw^* your chance this Saturday LOST Glasses in red. floral case. In BA BUg you'l be excited with the Student Cvrjarazstlon snd World Student Aasoc Sunday. October 26 at 8 p m in Racquet Room reoht Get reedy to take a trip on the WILD side' Anne ODormea Hasoween Party Oct 31. 7 pm-1 am on 9-24 Reward Cat Amy 353-2644. pans I've made' I'm looking forward to seeing my Dude m his Today's Ihs day o' Rec Center We've shared good times MUSIC. FOOD. DANCE I HAYPJDE!"" Off LOST: To Bis person who found 2 rings, one Duds' Spin your "tuns" wttea you're getting I can I waft to say and greet times loo Campus Student Center BG Newa meeting lor volunteers, -writers and saver bend and one gold band wifh a pean in the ready -H/l put you In the mood-for kidnap met I knew during rush but tomorrow night pnotographers-evsry Sunday. 8 p.m. 210 mldrje. In the women's restroom at the REC a" II be waning Thst you wsrs my crush Corigratufafions Mark Skower on becoming sic I want's gat wtd n crazy Sic Advisor Area! Halt For further information cell center on Monday. Oct 20. please return to Lavs, Mas Fun and Games |Clus|5 Lovs Your Chi Omega Big 3722603 wtttiYOUN The Lambda Cfas the REC center's toat and found I would be Love, your kidnappers Bowling Green Polo Club most grateful ArmsO'Donnel 1 'WIN A FREE TRIP TO DETROIT' Sweatshirts on Sale Congratulations on your Delta &g Pinning lo CCfWRATULATIONS "JOOIBLANCHARO" EthnK Cultural Arts Program a sponsoring an Oct 22-31 1030 -2 30 assay contest and the winners wp receive an al your boy at ONU Your buddies on E Merry REOARMY Happy 21 at Birthday' BA and Malti Science Bugs RIDES expense paid trip to Detroit 11-14-11-15 These darting maniacs showed a sinking lest ot Love your roomies Your essay's theme wfl be Why do you think It dan prowess ss they dsleated ths Snaiklaners Amy S Marcels s Valerie Army re. Akforce to all gam (8-5) at ths opening ol the 1086-87 Puree*s COFFEE AND DESSERT a important to experience cultural drvsrsfly? Al Deeperetery need ride to Of*) U Oct 24-26 l 00 on Saturday at Intramural Field In front Dart League at Kaufmans on Monday mght Oc Modsy. October 27, 7-» p.m St United Chris essays must bs 300-500 words, typed, double Can leeve Thursday also Please csl Pat. ef the football etadtum tobsr 27th. they attempt to show the* stufl ss Ban Feeowsrvp. 313 Thursnn Ave . oomsr ol "KAREN and JODIE" • spaced and received by 4 00 p m 10 30 86 i\ 353-1373 they take on The Archers Good Luck men Thurabn and Ridge Come and meet Rev Bruce I am so gad to be part of your Alpha Pm ramify' Rm 106 Snetzel Hal ft you have any queshons Army's Football Teem Ruleel McOsnal of TrtMly United Methodist Church Ride needed to Toronto Weekend ot Oct 32 Thanks tor everything, you two are the best cal 372 2798 OAVE WALTER Everyone is welcome--eapectsey Methodist Nov 2 Wl help pay gas S Please csl Paula Love. ■' Tart ENTER AND WIN ATTENTION ALPHA XIS Thanks lor all your help 352 8034 Wei have to go out Don't forget to go Hawaiian at the Lusu tonight I realty appreciate ft 5 00 sharpALOHA! the Pledges PAIGE

DrnrMP. Oood Aim Boo CranOal Jwat one tnors day 'till kldnsp raght. You are a wanted men fl'a llnally our chsnes lo do ft right. YSS. na true So gat out your rial snd your guns, A wid Dee Gee a going lo KIDNAP you' there's totaa lorln and tun to bo donel So grab your boots and don't lorgel your hat CUThsn. Causa Osa Qss Kidnap la where its at" Your DG Maetsrstts Love. JOYCE M. KEPKE Your Kidnapper DEE BAUER I'm wstchmg you'" ATTN: MELVIN FRANCIS OSRIEN B M JOYCE KEPKE Only one more day and kidnap a hsre Sadrje up your horse snd chug s bear Dee Gee Socat says Government Experience I'm gonna lasso you up snd I can't wait Please don'l drink snd drive" A DG makes a perfect date Bowling Green City Council 8*. v<'Jf*. President one vear So. grab your boots and don't fret Committee vvOfk includes Tha wB bs a raght you won't forget DG KIDNAPPERS AND VICTIMS Chair ol Finance PLEASE BE RESPONSIBLE AND CAREFUL SATURDAY AT rUDNAP Past Chan of Intergovernmental ATTN: SAE Boomtown Brothers NO DRINKING AND DRIVINGi Public Lands and Buildings DAVID 1 DAVIO Master pi.m Committee NO OWNrOMG BEFORE DRIVING' WANTED; A weekend ol tun and excitement' DO DRINKING WHILE DRIVING! Parks and Recreation Your Das Gas Kidnappers THANKS FOR YOUR COOPERATION. L I T B Public Utilities PAULA > BECCA Cable TV AXO LITTLE QINQER HUME DZ Founders Day Convention and Visitors Bureau I m so excited that you re my kttle" Gel set lor a October 24, 1086 Wood County Emergency Medical Services Council great ysar'l lovs ys! your big. KJm DZ Founders Day

B. T. McKes and Clarke Plneo OZ Retreat"' Good luck In the game fas weekend and hope Gat ready to have a wad snd crazy time tha JOYCE KEPKE you both do as we* ss last waakiYour 1 fan. Sunday" WR Community Service EssatiCssgg, Ws're gonns have some great times' So glad First Presbyterian Church-Choir and Former Church Beth Wanramscher yours my BIG'" School Teacher I love my Alpha PI* Dig' Lovs ya lots Former Girl Scout Leader I rove my Alpha Phi big' Your Me. Erin Private Industry Council-Executive Committee. I lovs my Alpha Phi big' Finance Committee Chair It Mac Ed-Business Retention Committee Elyrls manulsctursr wants Accounting Lotta Sophomores and early Juraors with GPA's ol LeMpui of Women Voters-State Board. Local President. 3 0- for co-op Can start arlhsr Spring or Sum- Voters Service Chair BOSU Kerala mar 1887 Pays S1100-mth Exceeant oppor Farm Bureau Member Nats Clsssss Forming tumty' CaJ Carol at 372-2452 lor moro nto or Wood County Democratic Executive Committee Tues.. Oct 21, 6:00-7:10 stop by 238 Admin Eppls* South Qym All welcome Engash Darts S Parts Sign up to. Dan league PuroaTs Bite Shop. 352-6264 JOYCE KEPKE BIG DEBBIE HOVANEC I lovs you and Tm so glad that you are my tug I Work Experience Fat Psnts Ssvtngs. over 200 pars couldn't have asked for anyone belter' dervms and cords. 20S-70S off Loveya. JB O Junior High Science Teacher Jaans N Things, 531 Ridge. 352-8333 • Continuing Education Director. Owens Technical College • Director of Evening Credit Proqram. BGSU aB)Jaa*Tsks» Fnencty. back mere kitten with si shots needs • Currently Director of Conferences and Training I'M ss happy lo find you at tha end ol my str- good horns Jeff, Mats. Ed, or Tom at Programs, BGSU ing. * mads ft all worthwhile I loss you snd 353-0670 ray tartnl LIISus Funys Good Luck St Kent' I'm SO proud Of you I knew you could do It Kick the eacondone tor ma (I JOYCE KEPKE Big Katy Gray and Grandt»g Jenny Davis; Tha M-n-M'a. Coke Oaf Coke and mas-long yam know the hrsl one w* b e lor her ) l love WOOD COUNTY [gT] you'You're 1 fan, Hsp Family were si worth It when I came lo the end ol tha hunt and found you bothl I couldn't bs happier' I • Husband, Allen lovs ys both so much' Love. Ubby Gamma Phi-FIJI • Son. Mark. 23, BGSU graduate, graduate student at Purdue ROAD RALLY • Daughters. Kathryn and Karen, 20, BGSU puniors FB--Gsmms Phi I'm so gtad you are my tug We make a (MEAT team Get ready Mark, today's the day. KEPKE Wave had so much fun this far We I soon bs "Uon «i the Hay FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE and there's so much more to coma Don't worry now, ws'l make II throuoh. JOYCE KEPKE Alpha Ptv Love and Mine I thrrk I'm gled l met you too' LTPam Education Lovs. Am

• Oltcrbein College. BA aajUBa. GO Army I # Bowling Green Stale University, M.Ed. I am so happy you're my Big' I couldn't have Go Black Swampl aaksd lor anyone better Tha Alpha PN "Bam GO Army I Basil" was mat the beginning of many tun tmee ahead! Love. UT Lymel Golden Key raMonal Honor Society r*xmstJon Tsble- 1 at floor University Hal. Oct 23 and 24-0 a m to 4 p.m. Big Lont Gomo Wars gong to marks a greet tug-atse combine OnOOVY RECORDS Son! I lovs my new family' 425 E WOOSTER IBEHINO DAIRY MART) KIM MON-SAT 11-8 HER EXPERIENCE IS UNMATCHED Little Donna Paid for by Kepke for Wood County Committee, Kenneth M. Rothrock. Treasurer, P.O. Box 1164, Bowling Green, OH 43402 Ctatinued on page 12. Classifieds BG News/October 24,198112 Continued from page 11.

OBOOVY RECORDS LI Jams Kane. Lime Amy Sscos- PEOOLES To my Alpha PN Eag. U Scheey Tschen 425 E Wooeter (Behind Dairy Ham Gat psyched up tor the string hunt tonrght I'm Two Me hooters want out to ptaty Locating your me sal In the garage urns aha Mchili Hanaon Torsghra the mght MOA. through tat 114 ao excited tor you to ttrasy figure out who your Tha bond between them grew each day kaamed the aiphebet wasn't a good way U I was so happy to find you For you to Bnd out ba) »• Welcome to the bast Cls-O 'array Secrets and laughs tha two did share develop sayaarty love, but I love you anyway M Bra and of my string Whet being. Li Love, your Chi-O big Understarxfcng and wsrmth MAllOWIEN PARTY Oct 11, 7pm-1em Chasing ankje-brlers m Derrow wasn't a bad I'm looking forward toward the la al about with loving care many memoriee you and OM Campus Student Center Waar your way lo spend a aummer unless a arjuid « on the So II see you at six Friends they were Alpha Phi wd bring Thara's nofhklg to bring coetumee and Ba there lor tha hayrtde L'l JuH SraM Boas Friends theyl be Leva, Your ur Dam «" a ame to And out aponaarad by Oft Campui Student Organlis- Tha string hunt la hare Love ya, MEW and SCUMPUPPY TnaaVM nOOtOrS my lr*»xxl Whoa st the and of your string tton and World Studom Assoc C and lorxght you wa see PS Oh. by the way. Hspoy 22nd bd.,1 Are you md mtv Love. who your Cta 0 ferrety wt ba TO MY ALPHA PM Ha, SUE BANGS: Happy 20th Birthday Wandy "Crucial Big hunt 88 XO Lov* iM Mtna. So gat exceed have no fear I wes ao psyched to find you at the end of my Your Eag Oraupla" HcClaHan Watch out lor Normal and Your em WaB ■ you see what we hava planned tor youl Wei KM Iota ol tun Theee next law months are going to ba great1 SBVHIB*|| I n lOOfeifaxg rorwaKa to taVatNl pBjXTylfi Bualar Brown' Love your roomie. Tracy Alcohol Kesoonesbaty and dnr* lots ol beer love Sarah. Aodray. Paula Carol Amende. Pol- Hmee with yea. Love ya, A One-way ticket to tha Happy Brthdey Love Your big ly. Knstln. Osama and Rutrxe THE PHI MU LB'Anne OebaRyen Lsae Beth Shannon: a»NBORCIIMBBIIII Now you're lagal' My name-you do not know quite yet LABMDA CHI TUCK-INS To my Eag Knaten. Happy Birthday! I wash you ■X3KHH DOESN'T PAY" You crazy Mda' Tonight wfl be a bleat you bat! PHITAUS ARE COMING al the beat Caap. Scootar. Pooky So tosow tha airing, don't be late- Rev up your ongfnee. It's hare al teat NOVEMBER 2-8 Love. Your IT Uaa causa our BtG am. team ■ reely great! Tha Gamma Ptv-F* Road Rely wfl sura bs a "Go To Jet XOLove. beat GoDirectlyToJsl Happy Birthday III1 Wandy I LAMBDA CHI ALPHA TUCK-INS Your BIG sal Saturday's the day lor drtvtng and fun TO MY SKJ STACEY COX Do Not Pass Go. What a parted weekend to celsbralsl with ARE COMING Wei aea you at one. grab your clues and run rm glad Bast rm your Brae' You'ra tha Do Not Cosset " our kidnap dalaa and sisters, we'll hava a Love your Gemma Pr. Ptt Crew NOVEMBER 2-9 and I love ya' blast! You ara a arondartul imia and I'm glad I LITTLE CHAR PAUL Gene! Sharon Your me. •wo at tha and rjf tha siring tool Dee Qaa Tonight the CI»-0 house • where to be "A they catch you. they'I put you Chaureen to»a, Vanaaaa LAMBDA CHI'S cut that's the piece youl And me' UNDER LOCK ANO KEY-" Rev your engtnea - tha checkered flag la yours' Hurry up with that smog l can't wait Poo. HELP HELP 1 Thank you for the most spaces' 2 12 years of Let's cruise to victory that Saturday at the 0AM- Because your big trvnka you'ra lust great To my DG kidnap date. Jams Volunteers Needed my Me. I promiaa no mora stupid arguments' MA PHI - FIJI ROAO RALLY.Your coaches. Lovo, your Big Tha night a) almost here. tor Thanka tor putting up with me Lars make Iras Amy, Beth a Aasa ao grab your western gear WANTED Campui Eacort Sarvica the beet weekend everll Lava Youl And gat reedy for Apply in I 10D MoaMay Hal Al My Love. lime Char Seendo- an unforgettable evarang! For mora nlorrravtion cal 372-8380 Laura Groaa. Hun The Big Hunt la just Love your DG kkjnepper. C.F. 1 lemata needed to aialMaaa apt. neat Spring. HELP HELP I love you and I'm psyched to have you for my Close to campus own bedroom, rant $140 a 1 stew hours away. txg It's going to be a great year' I love youl Folow the string that month Cat Jacqute a! 383-3511 Hay Bmcy-ni ba tun-Don't worry1 Your ante. wfl lead you my way To my Kidnepee MARK MALO Jan DeeGee kidnap a fuel one day away We I perty 1 female to aubtaaaa apartment tor Spring Thara wa always ba more to come. Make sura you'ra ready PREVIEW DAY TOUR QUtOESII and dttnk and play n the hay. so gel excited to Contact Uaa 354-8181 esoecaay on Dae 30th L 1 L. Bunky to have some fun- LAURA VHANO I'M SO GLAD THAT YOU ARE 'causa I think my Ma PREVIEW DAY NO. 1 It JUST AROUND THE have some tun, For gating this data party could Ferrate roommate needed for Spring semester HEY MARY WEIOEH. never ba done'Lovs your Mdnappar MY KKG UTTLEi I HOPE YOU WERE SUR- la No. 11 Love-Your Big CC4svER_.NOVtBtaER 1ST, TO BE EXACT. Haven House Apts on Wooeter Contact Uaa You'ra ewaeome" (So am l'l What a team1 Don 1 PRtSEDI -LOVE. YOUR BKs AS A CAMPUS GUIDE, YOU ARE REQUIRED 354-2321. lorget it" I love you Bag> TO ATTINO THIS PREVIEW DAY A* WELL To my me Use Kasi Fairaaaa cory apt: dose to campus! New lur Your ■' Mlchele D Let's Qo Black Swamp Battalion! UttkW At ONE OF TWO INFORMATIONAL I know how long a string can Mat, naure - must aaa to beesvs 352(7944 Today wfl ba a ipedej day aWTMM TO BE HELD IN THE MCFALL Your ma string wfl Md the way but M tha end you wfl know HEY MELODY DODOE LUngrM. »lineal Y ROOM ON 'THURSDAY, OC- Graduate Student- lamly ol 4 needs car Youl rmv guess who I am Which CW Omage jBtJfl you so" Your Big Your fcttte loves you' Finding you at tha and ol Today la tha day you sea who I am. TOBER 21R0 FROM 1:30-1:30 P.M. AND (79-811 before Winter Waang to make 1 But whsn you do. we can |am To My Wonderful Alpha Phi Eag Lease my string was the BEST surprise ever Looking Through tha tangles ol string II you canYou bat- MONOAY. OCTOBER 27TH FROM 4:30-6:30 oaymsnts monthly Cal Roger 363-3408 Eag hunt a over forward to the many good times we I she/e and ter be ready to party nonstop. P.M. PRACTICE THOSE SMILES I WE'LL SEE before 9 p.m. YOUTHEREI Al the tuns through the memories we'l make You're the Deal, 'Cut your big trunks you are definitely tops' Rcvjrrrnete needed to shars apartment lor apr- I title Kethy Klepefc But I'm not raaappolnlid HI XO love. Your Big ng semeater Ctosa to campus Interested? Cal Alpha Ph. Love and tana ol rrahe. The string wll lead the way Because I'm with you' Rebecca Stevens- Thanks lor everything 353-5202 kfcchole youl see I you'ra right today LIL KATHY BADGER You may ba nght. you may ba wrong The heortton continues" Don't get too tangled! Love, Little Amy WANTED: ORIENTAL RUGS. Any sire, any Tonight's the night But with this baj-aina combo Love. ccncMon 363-1123 evsninga, or (313) HEY SIGMA CHIS, You hnd my identity You can't go wrong' Your on soexcrted Big! 76g-8555 THE PHI MUS ABE DEFINITELY LOOKING II be waiting with a Lite To our Alpha Skj Team: I Lon in Klapl Good kick the) Saturday at tha Road Ralyl Wa FORWARD TO SPENDING ONE WILD NIGHT And to the Pus lea we «■ IBB XO Love. Your Big REMINDER There ara exceeent student know you can do II' WITH YOU SO BE READY TO PARTY AND DO Chi Omega love your big teaching paacements aveaable in the Cleveland IT UP RIGHT. FOR IF HISTORY REPEATS Lovo your Gemma Phi Ptt Craw. HELP WANTED area (east or weal suburbs), lorem county area ITSELF. OUR TEA SHOULD BE OUT OF Little Knaten "Sac" Amy and Knsty U Km Span* Today is the day or the Faseands Ccasga area Irtqure In Room SIGHT" 110-S600 weekry-up rrassng drcuaars' Rush I'm ao gtad to have you as my N I couldn't have Youl ba on your way 318 Education Budding or see Dr Mary Joyce LOVE ALWAYS, To Our P»e Raisers. setl-addraBaed. stamped envelope A-1. wished 'or anyone more special' Chi 0 Love My string I wll sand Lum al Student Teecher Sign-Up Day THE PHI MUS Rev your engines 11020 Ventura. Suite 288. Dspt P3. Studto and Mate. Your Big And you have to guess whose on tha a It-IB-Sem the Union Grab your cajss City. CA 91604 LH KRISTEN ZOFKA love. Your Future Bag With a team But ours Hey Steve S . A whole week of dues wfl and today Chad Cars Sarvica wants ndrvtdual wlthrearty I luat know tonight we* be great Get excited tor We mat can't loss II ba waiting at the and ol the eb-tng Then we'l Got psyched tor a great time' childhood background or experience to work in tun and excitement at the A D Pi Uon In the Hay- Good luck tomorrow go out and party al night Little Shen Brown Love your Gamma PIS coaches. Amy, Connie, home as nanny Good pay snd work anvtron- -I am" Dabby number lorty-twol Drink, dance and ssng. Tonight's the night Dartana, and Dane ntent Sand resume to Preferred Chid Care Whan you'ra home from the game HEY SUE RADtCAN CM O Love and Mine. you wa see Services P O Box 14635, Toledo. OH 43814 you'M And a clue To our Thala Chi rjatee Todd. teaks. Tim and l couldn't ask lor a better BIG' What Your Big how much lun or cal 389-0534 1 That'll lead you closer to PaulGet your boots end spurs ready lor the best awesome parr' I luv ya. LI' Knaten Crx Omega can be Child Care needed lor 13-month-old 1 or 2 Tha string hunt's St But your Ufriapplng round up of al Saddle up that ox and head on Hockey at Lake Superior Friday 7 25 LiKnern Rumble I, the ..cited OaXIn. down. Tel your brothers where you want, afternoona par week, aome flexibility Mark's at seven thirty References required Cal 352-3788 Footbal at Kent Pregame Sat 12 30 Tonight's the night whan you find out who your The Pike tee al nine have been mapping. causa you may never be found! A Monday AM 810 WFAL I SB t FM WBOU ancestors are' and attar-hours at one-thirty' You're who I love and can't comae and you'ra not back, Let it be said - Earn $480 wsakly-Seo par hundred Hockey Saturday AM 880 only Lovo. Your Big Get Psyched' wshtocspture. you've had a IO0NAP ATTACKIClual: PACTI envelopes stuffed Guaranteed Homeworkers Love. Your Big Once the stars ara out you'll needed for company project stuffing envelopes be In rapture" HOCKEY NIGHT IN BOWLING QUEEN ur Arn Thomas- To the Anxious Alpha Xla and assembling malarass Sand stamped sail Your Criminal of Paaeton LABATT'S HAT TRICK SPECIALS Gat psyched the week has coma to an end Road Rsay at tomorrow. So go leave the com- addressed envelope to JBK Malcompeny. P 0 LfTTLE SUSY DEVANE Box 26-18. Castsic. Catfoma. 91310. BEFORE DURING-AFTER EVERY FALCON where you wB find a special friend HOPE TODAY IS AS SPECIAL AS YOU ARE petition dualaaa and In your dual Make It two GAME Try to find me ft you can GET EXCITED FOR TONIGHT I LOVE YOU Rodgara Hal Councl- Thanks lor letting your years n a row' Hnmsworkers wsntsd now' Top Psy! Work al POLLYEVES PIZZA -440 E. COURT-152H38 See you soon-La" Ann" LITTLE YOUR CHIP BIO STARS! sNna by showing the Chey'e fame The Your FUI coaches Scott and Jon Home No experience needed Cal Cottage In- Love. Your BIG AAW Committee dustrtss 405-380-4082 day or evening UtOe TRISHA ZEILMAN I love my Alpha Phi Big Tonight's the right youl Ansty see TO THE CHUBBERS: Students needed for Election Day Make $40 Li" Dtenne Gruerter Who your tug wfl reply be On the day that you ware bom (21 years ago), Hortn'a AND HUYTEE- lor one day's work. Need 50 students for Tues- 1 I'm so excited to have you as a big Tonights the night that youl see it Im who you At the string's end. youl And me tha angata got together and decided to create a Here'a To: The 12 Brewski'a of Bud Light. Sals day. Nov. 4 to stand M pots and gather I m tooling forward to many great times Love, thought I'd be' Are you ready? Chi Omega love. Welcoming you to tha bast XO tamay at BGI dream coma true That's why you'ra such an Sauce Kruger s precooked gartc bread, Big signatures 1-266-4114 your Ittle. Use Your Big Love. Your CHI-O Big angel to ma HAPPY BIRTHDAY! John's zasty Itaaano dressing, tha left over Love always. rtgetonl-a that are wcCeoly sM n the Inge, tha Travel held position mmediately svrtaable Good I Up my hat to my DG kidnapped' LIL' ERIKA MEL chat wtth Bums, cktaning the kitchen, tha dsting commissions, valuable work experience, travel. nnocenl victim I'm so exerted to finely reveal myselt--(wfl you Mark Fryer game, which urrtorturanaty al ol us strrck out, and other benefrts Cal Bfl Ryan (tol Iree) JIM EUOS be suTfxisaovi You're the greatest' We'l tarn The data party is Anafly hare I hops you Bra ex the trash picked eggplant from or BaTe garden 1-800-433-7747 for a complete mlormahon Ara you excited Buckaroo? Only I more day' tha beat rime tonight so gel PSYCHED"' ceed. wa are going to have a reety good time RUN FOR YOUR UK In the backyard, and last but not least thanks love in XO. Your Big See you tonight. International Student!. Monster Dash SK run Is earning November 1 M tor being 2 entertaining hosts and great Travel Field Opportunity Gain valuable Kathy McG Enjoy a Halloween tradition. Ba it tha OH 8 p m Al proceeds go to the Family and Chid friendsl Love, Keth and Chris marketing experience whaa earning money Campus Sludam Center Oct. 11, 7 pm -1 am Ls" Fran, Abuse Prevention Canter Entry blanks Campus representative needed Immedately lor tor an evening ol dancing, rood, lun, and I I want you lor my vary own. aveaable al Falcon House. MARK KOLDAN TOGA PARTY spring break trip to Florida Cal Campus heyrlde Sponsored by the OH Campui Stu- In Chi Omega you've found a home CongnMuBBbona on MVP ol the FALCON CUP FEATURING SHEEPISH GRIN Marketing si 1-800-282-8221 dent Org.nlr.tlon and WSA'Wear your Tonight's the mght thai you wfl see. ig88' BG Lacrosse is No 11 Sambo Anderson 1 B P.M.-1 AM GRAND BALLROOM TYPISTS-$500 WEEKLY AT HOME INFOR- coitumeelll Who your very own Big wi be' I LOVE YOU ALWAYS-STEPHANIE In only I day 11.50 ID'S REQUIRED MATION? SEND SASE TO MR YAHAYA, Luv. Your Big PS Charlie lies' Kidnapped you I be JEFF JOHNSON TOGAS OPTIONAL 1221-W BBOOKVIEW. NO 43. TOLEDO, OH Clue No 5-lm a lunlor" Try not lo worry hope you're exerted because I am" Tomorrow 43815 night wd be loads ol lun Kidnap" with the Dee its an honor youl aaa! Gees wd be a BLASTi Love. Your KIDNAPPER Mary Cook. Since 1966. BG has known Tom Mcuannon B DavW Perahlng HI' JUI Thompson I'm tha luckiest me That DG'a can party Conrsafutasonei You both dkl wonderful fWel Tonight Is tha night That there ever was untl the cows come horns! hava to gat together, celebrate, and ba FOR SALE I hops you're psyched Jennifer Haseelechwon Just Because monsters together Tap Has! Only the string wfl tel rm so gard to hava you as my tug' You're the I got you Big' Love 5 Smass. fl you're right' Scavenger Hunt Friday at 7:00 In K Mart Park- 1878 Chsvetta. good axxttlon. automatic beat" Love Little Jodi Love. LI Uaa Sarah Chi 0 love and mine. ing Lot Bring a ftashlght. a car. a teem and cruaa control. AM FM tape stereo $1000 Jerry Johnson Your Big SI 50 entry lee 353-3209. Kim I've been watching you Mary Jo Thornton SCOTTY- 1979 Chsvetta. I owner si oond., 4-door, You ara In danger TONK1HTI looks BUB its you and me against the world l A-C. AM FM CASS automatic 56,700 mess What are you doavj tomorrow night? U Kete Lowe Thanka lor making my 18th birthday tha beat TOGA PARTYI know wal make it' I may not be tha easiest even I LOVE YOUII I hops you win that 10 $1,500 or bast offer 352-4452. evenings Youl ba kidnapped by a stragor' I've watted so long to share with you my identity AT ORAND BALLROOM •aster In tha world but I certainly am one ol the mason I leave no trace and tonight's tha mght' II ba waiting at tha and FIUTURINO SHEEPISH GRIN 1979 VW Bus-Must sell $2495 Cal hjekieet to have you I lovo you sail Laura love. KAREN Thara'a nothing you can do of your string Gal psyched cut your big la tak- 352-6953 after 5:00 Exceeent ccramon wtth ing you outttonighti Chi O love and much, much Youl never be tha same MONTE. 26mpg. Altar the D G .1 are through' mora ol mine Your Big BtG EPS Wail dude, ware had so many excellent UAOTPJP 1980 Chevy Morua Excaasnt condition, ask- Fondly, your tudnapper Good Ixa. tomorrow at the Rood Rely III KIM LONG Urnee since thai llrsl one a year ago, Lai's HO Haunted House and Tony Pscko's for rig $1500 Cal 352 5954 If no snawer. leave We know you can do »l 8 30 Today" never lorget them and hope may never and. dinner. October IS. Sign-up UAO office, ltd IM 372-8823 Jfl Patterson Ul KIM LONG Love. Love, your Qamaaa Phi coaches boor Union. Slgn-vpe and Oct 2B at noon Today la the day thai youl hnd out who I am Becky IBuc a at ol WonderfuInessl Cherie and Laurie 1982 Ford EXP. 4 speed Make oiler Watarb ed $65 Cal 363-1040. Clue 5 I have a saster that goes to Tutane'Love Lir Uaa WsHsrs, WANTED MIAN PETIT your Chi Omega Big Taught la the big event MR. BAR PICKUP HEYI HEYI HEYI Just etw mora day t988 30 tool camper, tufy serf contained, Many dues 10 you I've senljusl toaow the strng From UPTOWN l=PJ0AV NIGHT, A.K.A. Don. I You think you know DG Kldnap'a on It's way' loaded Must sacnAce 353-0978 You are who I'm out to snatch JOHN McGUCKIN to the end would eke to gel to know you better Is it possi- Who I am, but you 77Ca»VaaaCrijaiarweoon $150 CM Jason don t" Oat excited PN Dan. DO. what a match! Your Mrjnapper has bean watching you and there youl And a special tnend Love, your ble? Let ma know... Sharon 372-1476 ALLwweek' Are you ready for Saturday BO lor kidnap. I ami SEE YOU SATURDAY-Your DG Kidnapper night' | SEE you then your DG Kidnapper 77? Bear lights, neons, mirrors 523-8309 NEEDED: PREVIEW DAY TOUR OUIOCSI 623-3682. John. UL'USA ROBINSON WANTED JASON WELCH: Happy 22nd Blrlhdayl You know what they Oh what a surprise it's gonna be Hera's thai "Golden Opportunity' to gat rrvotv I can't wall to aaa your lace Kaypro I computsr Fine shape Much sett say when you gat older things Stan to go When you And out that your rug is me ed and share your knowledge and enthusiasm STUDY M FRANCE THIS 1UMMER OR IN because no other can take its pises! ware CweBBnt tor word processng $300 or Let s ajat hope it's your hex that goes first' I So folow the string til tha vary and about BGSU by giving campus tours on Satur- ACADEMIC YEAR 1117-sl On Saturday night, gal ready for a make otter Cal 352-9173 altar 7 00 p m day. November 1st Have tha moat fantastic lima In your Wal ytrjpy-yahrjonaig Urns can't wart lor Saturday cause we're going to Where youl And waiting a "special frtand" MOTORCYCLE 1981 HONOA CB750K (4 XOLove. Former parttcasanta. come anawer questions because torjafher wa ara one of a kind' nave a great time partying al night' Inter eeted? cyBndei. wtndBhastd almost new. 660 maaa, tor Interested students. Wednesday. October Almy Love. Your Big Please attend ONE ol two informational $1200. David Crason 372-2330 work, Saiy meotJnga to ba held In the McFal Assembly 21, 7:M PM al the Ma I son F rental aa. Free 362-5735 homo Room on Thursday. October 23rd from and open to aH. WANTED DOUG DETWILER Li Lon Habegger •:!0-*:10 PM and Monday, October 27th from 00. Kidnap a IS years old Tsxaa instruments Home Computer 99--4A John, Tha hunt at only hours away. 26K. Uaae home t V . has nysheks snd one 4:30-1:30 PM Don't let 1MB opportunity pass atJEWMKLE It s a gr sal ome Happy 22nd WrthrJay' (Here's hoping we don't Folow your string game cartridge Uka raw $80 Cal 352-3015 1 you by...get Invorrsd now!! Happy 19th Brthday rm aura you've been toad, hava a repeat ol your 21at birthday) I love you. And youl And ma today attar 8:00 You olo horn dog you t'a getting closer to lomonow night Your wile Love-Your Big And thai t*«1 dele wfl ba out-a sight' So grab Never Again wishes Art Waste and the Advisory Love. Heavy and Denies Van 1077 Ford E-250 3-4 ton with 1 ton i Board tots of luck on trie grand opening of the your boots and cowboy hat exes. Has 8cyl 351w with 60.000 miiea Runs KEaY COLLINS Dry Dock that Saturday night THE DO Kidnap a where Us Ml wal Good lor hauang link and parties Cal Joe ur Susan. Crystal, and Rhonda. Even though we don't know each other very I know you'ra clueless as 352-1148 wd. wa wfl be the beat Hg-Mik) ever Now Oovl. leeue LP-S4.BB Dale Party a) almoal here. to who la your tag Blank Tspsa On Sale Cheep Lion in the Hay a Unary near' Wandy Wassail Wooden desk, mid sue. maple wood Bookse*. Kidnap Dataa: Anderson. Pence. Uberatore. Through al the clues you di OBOOVY RECOROS Do Mark, Jaff. Paul, and Jm hava snythng to Folow the string and you wfl And... maple wood, 4 ahafvaa Cal 352-8382. Bard. Galogly Kramer and Laahuk - THE and you dig 42S E. Wooeter (Behind Dairy Marti leaf? Aa long as they don't consume too much the happiest big In Bis house' SOUL SURVIVORS" Al the end ol the string Mondey-Saturday %■ 11 been You ere a lerrmc Ma sM! Tomorrow the lurinapplng begins Meat al the you'I finely know. Amy Kappa love and ftarts, your big FOR RENT Del tower al 5 00 Get excited lor a kidnap Than oil to Mark's we'l youl NEVER lorget reyjrjeygol' No. 33 M.S.P. Tha Btaok Market vtrasga »»*5 LOVE. YOUR KIDNAPPERS Can't wan to gal you aa Whatever happened to those 8 Gamma Phi a at 2 bedroom. 4 parson apartment for rent for Spr Congratulations on being picked a Player of Tha Black Market Record Exchange my me! Piedmont Lake? Do tongues gat tat? I hate ng eemoetsr ptaaas cal 363-4121. Week vs. Washington rm BO proud ol youl 188 1 2 S Man. M-Sat. 11-9. 352 3113 XO Lon and much more ol 1 araslopaa I didn't know It had ights. I was luat Kan. Good luck Sal at Ken" You know l'l be thara to Apartment and house tor rent Male and female Your Big! pusng buttons No 75 for Kliar's sous! ds Friday■ are UN beat, watch Csptaln Pstooka Four month lease lor 2nd semester THOMAS McGANNON vance Moo moo ler sura kjnat How long tor a No classes and no leata. AMI. AMI.. 362-7366 We Juet won all day, Chris rm BO proud of you. Al the hard work and no weenie run ReBSSBBBBr? ROTC-y woman ala>aMet, Leaving no lime to play, UL' MICHELLE MULER. Pa Mil parking n a private dock It aha parrs Apt. on S Cossgs near Woostet Need 1 Imagine you and me. NO. 1 TRIATHOIONCR wtth Bra. Oeco wsti her bad 2 hour pst-whai tempts roommate to take over lease $120 a and when we're on the fob Now a your chance lo bo a University Success There's never a mob. what a Mo-eTfls team wa wi be You ara a SUPER STUOII an hvanBon. but what about Ara d*s? Swab morah ptua utsmoe Cal snyttma Margie or Facfltasor Meet new friends 1 students Earn Lots ol Love 1 Smaes. faatps with raaural prooaaa Tap dancing on the assrysl362-9t>61. So reading a personal ad Not much longer to wait. academic credit -Gen raltrucbOnal experience 1 trap door Clements aacrtflcaa her body tor a Is our lit eel lad e. B. you're GREAT A isatlll Nov. 1 Ckwbedroom.alutav.es pax) Pick up your arjpecctlon today M 405 Student buoy Can wa aaa your Icsnee past acar Thai's arhy I wrote INa one to you. l lovo my ItBa' ian»lurralhad. 211 S. Cossge $286 paja Services Wechter? Father Abraham What'a tha moral -V Love. Your Big To Utaa La xy 1. No pets Cal 352-4285 between 8 5 0(1 l wpu [■dental Begin your Friday al My he* aderk a> the story Sauce? Just imagine wal ba back si tme Definitely a memorable weekend For Rant-Spring 2 bedroome In 3 bedroom tha Ott-Cempua Student Canlar wtth a Hallo- My eyes ara green KOMMEN SIE TO POLLYEYES PUZAI house on W. Wooator. Non smokng Only ween perty with WSA. WEAR your ooetumea But you'ra tha bast ime 440 E COURT-FREE DELIVERY- 352 1*838 Li' Mcheie Mecma - Oct 11, 7pn-1am. Ouee-2-2S7l. I've ever seen Who'a Who Norrwartlon Forms $136 a month each Includes al utfloss. basic MfTWOCH UNO SAMSTAG 5 P M 1 AM Your string wl lead you phone, basic cable Cal 352-8181 •PORT NIOHT BEER SPECIALS r*actytorrn>.. ONLY BeTAl PARTY MaasVuJ Love, your Big A aaattll Now ' llomiraaa Yoursert WIH HABEN ZEHN DEUTSCHE BIERENi Orvy hours to go and than arBI start their IIIBIIIIIB nsgM al the Oft FOR SUBLEASE SPRING SEMESTER • Nomnete a Friend 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT you wB see' Cempue Btudent Center, Frt., Oat. II, 7 To MaTB Twine' Pick up • lorm It 406 Student Servtoas FREE WATER ANO SEWER L i Care*. Gleaaon Love- p.m.-l a.m. MUSIC. FOOD, COBTUMESI Friday a) here, the Ome a near NonayaaaOn Oaadsna, Nov. 7Bi $426 PER MONTH FURNISHED Tha big bunt a coming Your BB Sponsored by the Oft Campua student For us to turn In our leaves, aak what you CALL 363-3317 Andtunl wlbe gflasasssjasi anal World asavJant Aaaac. WrflLE "UON IN THE HAYI" Wild Wendy Causa at the and ol tha string IB1 TWeny Warn Your Alpha 8tg Dataa Happy IBfll Btrthaayll I'm BO gtad you'ra my Youl laid mei Around the chars and up the sears Party Westhoven luuiiiiaatal You'ra (treaty of aga to buy as beer Large two bedroom 1 1-2 bath a Baal ill rn- So gal psyched lor tonight can you beaave If? Have a great day Folow the string wherever I goes rm gtad I found you at the and ol my strmgt To my Alpha Pis Eag-Jul Jenklna """atlli Ccntactreataor at 3525161 Youl Araafy know You'ra a greet big! I love ya Lose,. Warn In Bta beet sorority Where • stops only your DO knows' I was axcaed lo And you at the end ol my string RMTE needed lor Spring Semester. 2 man 2 Crx 0 Love and mine. Alprw PtH Love and Mno. rm aura wa wfl hava many great Bmsel borm.paygaa. asset, $132o CH 364-1309 And that's Crn-0 YrMlJIBaTonl Love, your big TOMBS, Love. Your U" Jennifer Ysshl Arwiy beat AJrfcrcel aak tor Chat t^z. Friday/October 24,1986 2 Campus Comments Campus Comment Question: "Where is your favorite

Friday Interviews by Kay Hfher Friday photo* by MM Wonderty PIGCG TO ilQuQ OUT 111 D.V7. .

Harold Vaher, sophomore pre-op- Diane Sheppard, sophomore exec- Rick Durham, junior electrical tech- Pam Elliott, junior chemistry major tometry, biology ma|or from Colum- utive secretarial major from Dayton: nology major from Miiiord "I like from Columbus: "Actually, I like going bus: My favorite place to hang out Is "My favorite place to hang out Is with Mark's because the atmosphere Is to the city park. It's a really pretty In my girlfriend's room." my friends. I have the most fun being very relaxed and laid back." place and good lor relaxing." with them."

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p.m. to 9 p.m. during the week. I think by Deanna Griffith Friday reporter by Kay Fisher we've got one of the longest happy Friday reporter hours around," Lembert said with a laugh. Forget the chains. Forget the broken bottles. Forget Hank Williams. In Glass City features a specific theme other words: Forget The Broken Boot. Dining and dancing may sound The resident ol 153 E. Wooster SI. Is now a place to "go in and let your like a rather expensive way to spend each night of the week, according to Lembert. Mondays are Monday Night hair down," according to Evelyn Kelso, co-owner ol the newly remodeled an evening, but there Is a nearby establishment, known simply as Yuppl's. She and her husband, George, place that provides this entertain- Football and Motown Night, Tues- days — Live Band Night, Wednes- aimed lor this "relaxing atmosphere." ment combination without leaving The Kelsos became owners of The Broken Boot facilities In mid-Septem- patrons walking oway completely days — Ladles' Night, Thursdays -'50s ond '60s Night, and weekends In- ber, because they "wanted to do something lor the college kids." cashless. After acquiring the bar, the Kelsos gutted the Inside to prepare for Its Glass City Boardwalk Is northwest clude progressive rock nights. "Most of the college students do Oct. 1 opening. Evelyn Kelso called the remains of The Broken Boot a "hell Ohio's premier restaurant and night- hole." "We put in new carpeting and changed the whole bar," she said. club. Located at 27820 E. Broadway come in on the weekends, but there Is no specific night that one age group The Interior features a long, sit-down bar, numerous tables lor sitting Ave., In Walbrldge. near Toledo, It Is and chatting, a pool table and plnball machines. Music Is provided by a approximately a 20-mlnute drive from comes In," said Lembert. "Our live entertainment draws In a lot ol differ- jukebox, allowing patrons to choose the songs they want to hear. the Bowling Green area. All the money that facilitates Into Yuppl's goes out In the form of "Glass City" is a refreshing change ent people on Tuesday nights." In most places It Is usually a prob- Improvements. Each week the Kelsos add something new to the atmo- from other area college bars. It pro- sphere of Yuppl's. This week they will have pretzels on the bar, and they vides a fun atmosphere for young lem to find a seat or to keep a drink lull because ol the crowds. Therefore, are planning to Install booths In the near future. adults and at the same time has a The walls are decorated with collegiate pennants and neon beer sense ol sophistication that Is lacking another part ol Glows City's appeal Is Its spaciousness. There are three bars lights. The Kelsos are die-hard Michigan lans, so they put up some in other bars such as Buttons and Michigan pennants as well. Unfortunately, this is "Buckeye Country" so Spankys. to accommodate drinkers and lots of scattered seating arrangements the pennants keep disappearing. Evelyn Kelso plans to remedy this "We are frying to get away from the "disappearing act" by putting up bumper stickers because they're kiddle atmosphere," said Beverly throughout the club. Another way to spend time In the harder to rip off. Lambert, day manager of Glass City. Yuppl's alos leatures various house drinks. The Yupper Is a secret Lembert sold. "Our age group tends club Is In the game room. It contains pool tables and video games and recipe, but Evelyn said, "One drink and I fell off a stool." Another drink to be higher than other area bars, featured at Yuppl's Is one whose name Implies sexual connotations and around 25 and older, although we do also unique seating for lounging against the wall. There are also contains various liquors and whipped cream. The catch to this drink? get a lot of college students on the People have to sit on their hands to drink It. Evelyn added that "we don't weekends." couches available for Intimate cou- ples and pooped partlers. serve people who are Intoxicated because It's our liquor ticket you're One of the highlights of Glass City Is messing with." the restaurant In the front of the club. Glass City Is a clean place, and It's kept that way by the employees. "We First-time visitors to Yuppl's may be shocked to see carpeting on the "Our restaurant Is very popular," Lem- floor. Linda Uoyd, a recent Yuppl's first-timer, said. "If s a nice change. It's bert said. "We have recently very much concentrate on keeping our club attractive," said Lembert. different from any other bar In Bowling Green." Lloyd added that "it's changed our menu to American en- relaxing, and It wasn't so loud you couldn't hear people talk." frees, whereas before It was all Mexi- "We think It's noticeable to people that our club Is cleaner, and we Uoyd also said It's the kind ol bar you could "take your parents to lor a can." drink." To accommodate this "parent crowd," Yuppl's has cocktail hour The restaurant Is not onty accessi- maintain that standard." Lembert sold. "We average around t.OOOpeo- from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. According to Evelyn, "This arrangement Is working ble during club hours. "We are open I out beautifully. By the time the college kids come out, the older crowd Is f.rt Friday/October 24,19M 3 Bar features dancers, contests

cover fee Is waived for those ladles action between customers and em- and Saturdays are the nights when by Christopher Smith coming In after the show. If that wasn't ployees. Not |ust drinking, but more most of the contests and themes take Friday reporter enough, guys (not necessarily danc- emphasis on having fun and meeting place, according to Jankowskl. On ers) are allowed In after the show for people," he said. Saturday, Buttons doesn't close until 4 There are some who lay that a night $1. At Buttons, "having fun" means that a.m. 'on' the town doesn't compare to a According to University graduate the customers take center stage. "We For those students without a car, night out of town. In this case they're Phil Wildes, one of the dancers. But- like to have a lot of contests to keep there's a bus that provides transporta- talking about Buttons, the combina- tons Is a great place to dance at people Interested. Right now we're tion on any night designated as tion bar-dance spot located on Route because of the consistently good having a Record Your Own Video' "WFAL Night." Buttons also allows 18- 25 some seven miles north of Bowling crowds. As tor being a dancer, contest." Jankowskl said. year-olds to enter, buf they are not Green. Wildes, 23, claims there's an art to Other types of contests held at allowed to drink alcohol. Those of "tfs a little different than going getting the women spectators ex- Buttons Include llp-synclng, cen- legal drinking age who have enjoyed around the BG bar scene because It's cited. "It takes a certain amount of terfold, air guitar, and the ever-popu- their legality to the limit are also more like going to a nightclub. It's charisma and being sexy without lar surfing competition. Obviously, covered, as Buttons began a desig- special," John Jankowskl, assistant being disgusting," he said. some contests require a good deal of nated driver program about five or six manager at Buttons, said. "Leo the Third," Buttons' DJ, think* Imagination by the participants. months ago. Despite Its large size in comparison that the male review segment of "La- Buttons will be celebrating Its third to the local bars, Buttons rarely seems dles' Night" serves a good purpose. Theme nights are another Buttons anniversary at the end of this year, empty. According to Jankowskl, It's "It gives ladles of all ages a chance mainstay. For "Monkees Night." peo- Jankowskl notes. It will be at about the usually packed on Tuesday, Thursday, to let their hair down. A lot of them ple can dance to their favorite Mon- same time as the New Year's party, Friday and Saturday nights. While lose their Inhibitions." he said. kees' tunes while sipping on banana the biggest night of the year at But- those aren't uncommon nights for the Helping people lose their Inhibi- daiquiris. "Hawaiian Lei Night" dic- tons. area bars to be busy, the way that tions would seem to be Buttons' every- tates the wearing of Hawaiian Buttons draws In those crowds Is. nlght game plan, but according to clothes — the gaudier the better. University students Debbie Miller Tuesday. "Ladles' Night," Is a good Jankowskl. this Is not accomplished Thursday Is "College I.D. Night," a and Moreno Schuster like Buttons for example. Women are treated to the through alcohol consumption alone. chance for the money-conscious stu- the many people that go there. "It's a gyrations of male dancers for a cou- In fact, Jankowskl stresses a different dent to get through the door without good place to go to dance." Miller ple of hours (they go fast) and the philosophy. "We try to get more Inter- paying a cover. Thursdays, Fridays, said. Friday/October 24,19M 4 Safari 'hunting' for cultures band incorporates international influences into reggae music

percent of the material It plays In con- by Ron Coulter cert, explaining. "It's hard to get by Friday reporter without copying tunes; most people want to hear the reggae hits." The Chicago-based band Satarl takes On the group's material, Champion Its name Irom the Swahlll word meaning said the lyrics are intended to be inspira- "lourney." According to Satan's guitarist tional. and vocalist, Stann Champion, the "We don't want to chant anybody group's name Is appropriate because down; we don't want to burn anybody the music the group plays Is Intended to down. We believe love conquers all," he take the listener on a musical lourney said. through a range ot cultures. While many people may associate Safari, which will perform tomorrow at Chicago with the blues, Champion said 9 p.m. In the University Union Grand the Windy City has been very receptive Ballroom, plays a progressive style of to reggae. He said there are at least tour reggae. clubs that feature reggae bands exclu- Reggae Is a form of music that origi- sively. nated In Jamaica and Is characterized "Reggae Is flourishing; I would say by a distinctive rhythm In which the Chicago is number one In the country "downbeat" Is accented. Reggae Is, at (for reggae). There are about twelve Its most basic, a mix of American rhythm reggae bands In the area," Champion and blues and African music. Members said. ol Safari describe their music as Interna- Champion said the group plays 11 to tional, saying they mix latin, African, 12 nights a month and has travelled American and Caribbean musical throughout the Midwest. styles. Rlcardo Frazer, president ol the Carib- bean Association, said Safari will play at Safari's members have backgrounds the Harambee/Unity Dance Party. Frazer In a diverse range ol musical styles Ed said Harambee Is the Swahlll word for Gosa II, drummer and vocalist, studied unity. He said members of the Carib- classical music through his high school bean Association thought the commu- years. Bosslst Ha Ish nity would be open to a widely-known Zekeem composes music and plays reggae band. guitar and woodwind Instruments. Alan Burroughs, guitarist and vocalist, at- The Safari concert Is sponsored by the tended Berklee College of Music In University Caribbean Association, In Boston and the American Conservatory conjunction with Black Student Union, ol Music In Chicago. Champion credits World Student Association and University Chuck Berry, Trlnl Lopez and B.B. King as Activities Organization. The concert will musical Influences. begin tomorrow night at 9. There Is an illustration by Jack Pemo Champion said Safari writes about 20 admission charge of $1.

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Reggae 'ghosts' Toledo club draws BG coeds remain alive in In addition to Monday night football, Henry J's also by Deb Gottschalk otters Tuesday night rock night, Saturday Risque drink potential band Friday reporter night, and $2.50 pitchers on Sunday. On rock night, the music Is "old time rock and roll" rather than top forty. Although the bar presently has Where on earth can you go to watch Monday night no bands that perform, they play "a lot ol older stud," by Gerald Krezmien football on a giant screen, order a grilled hot dog, Sakola said. "The bar started out playing a lot ol '50s Friday reporter and drink a Miller at the same time? Henry J's, ol and '60s stuff." course. But only II you're up to venturing Into Toledo. On Saturdays, ordering a drink may be embarrass- Awoke this morning trom a terrible Located in the Glenbyrne Center on Byrne Road off of ing because the drinks are "rated X." Although most nightmare: Steve, formerly ol the Wet Glendale Avenue, Henry J's is "more of a nightclub of the titles are unfit to print, more than a couple of Shavers, and Bernlce, formerly ol Ber- than a bar," according to bartender Jim Sakola. these drinks are sure to "put you under." nlce und ze Rippers, lolned lorces to Although five or six times larger than most bars in Although Henry J's attracts many students from both form Loved by Millions. A happy Bowling Green, Henry J's was less than crowded on Bowling Green and Toledo, most ol the crowd Is older sheep grazed In the music pasture Monday night. However, according to Sakola, Fridays. students. With the exception of college ID. nights on and Crucial DBC was leaving for L.A. Saturdays and especially Sundays are their busiest Mondays, 21 Is the age requirement. "The target age ... Ahhhhhl It's not a dream. Definitely nights. "We get 1,200 people In here on Sundays," he group is 21-35," Sakola said. a nightmare. said. For this reason, Henry J's tends to be more expensive The bar may be best know lor its large dance floor. than local bars. The least-expensive beers served are Live music connoisseurs, we are also the parking lot for an "old time" car. Coors and Miller, at $2 a bottle and $4 a pitcher. experiencing a content crisis of the third degree. Let's face It, Bowling Green Is something short of a band lover's dream, but It has had Its high- lights. Before I had seen them thirty Friday times, the Wet Shavers were fun and It Milton's on Main was rare when their performance The BG News Magazine didn't pack the bar (quite possibly a presents sign ol musical deprivation). A band called Proof of Utah rocked crowds with their progressive Interpretations, Bowling Green's Own a frenzied Halloween performance at Mlltons being worthy of exclusive editor. Caroline Longer mention. RELIK A Band Proof of Utah has been absent for a assl editor Trocey Batdori while, evidence of a need for diver- Fri. Oct. 24 & Sat. Oct. 25 sity, and Oct. 18 marked the last local prod sup'r Steve Iwoncki performance of Crucial DBC. How- ards served as the landmark for Cru- cover by Vince Walter Happy Hours Jazz clal's farewell performance. Ihe 5-8 daily 104'/2 S. Main every Sunday people In attendance paid tribute to a band that offered a worthy devi- ance from the traditional rock mindset, a band whose presence In Bowling Green will be missed. But hope still lingers for the reggae audience ol Bowling Green. A gen- tleman named Rlcardo Frazer has organized some local musicians with the Intent ol forming a reggae band. TRICK OR TREAT Frazer was encouraged by several factors In deciding to organize this band, but says the Idea took on greater significance this past summer when he learned that Crucial DBC would be leaving the area. The local "spirit ol reggae" generated by Cru- clal's success will be left void of fulfillment, says Frazer. He saw such a void as a receptive opportunity for a new reggae band.

Experience at this point may be the band's greatest asset. Frazer sees songwrlterlvocallst Louis Sampson as a key member. Sampson has played in several reggae bands, one of which was an opening act lor the This is a trick It's a styrofood burger. Gve it This is a treat. A fresh delicious Subway Sub, rock group Chicago. Gaylord Rich- to wiiches and goblins. available in 17 wonderful flavors. Gve this to ardson, drummer, and Paul Resnlck, keyboards, are both lormer Crucial someone you love. members. We Deliver It could be a while belore the llam-2pm band's first local performance, their 109 N. Main i5& c*WL~ 'Ktmatit* only scheduled appearance being and the Bob Marley.Festlval on Feb 7. Live 352-8391 >.«. •.'>,».».» k« 4pm-Close .»;. •:•:< Sandwiches a\ Salads M UXe&VJN* fiVi r-.V-rirtV.'l-VfwTr- rVii'iS'i •", > Friday/October 24,1986 6 Alternative to Monday 'blahs'

price. The main bar has two six-gallon by Kelly Vaughn coolers and the back bar has a three- 'rnJay reporter gallon cooler to store the slammers. According to John Hobble, the own- It's Monday. You've had thai pro- er's brother and an Uptown em- verbial 'bad day.' You woke up late ployee, on a hot summer night they lor class, you brushed your teeth with may sell about three or four times that Lanacane ointment and your dog ate much. This would equal about three your term paper. I bet you never kegs worth of slammers. thought you could cure the 'blues' Although Monday nights produce with some rhythm and blues. a more relaxed, fun-loving crowd, the For the past six years Uptown has profit Is "comparable to a Friday been providing University students night." said John Hobble. The dance with Motown music every Monday, floor really heats up with all the peo- along with special drink prices and ple dancing to the Beatles, the Mon- Iree admission. Uptown used to be kees, the Supremes and the Stones. closed on Mondays because ol a Those not bopping on the floor are lack ot customers until owner Jeff probably singing on their stools. Hobble and Buddy Carr from FM105 Many people leave with a hoarse came up with the Idea to play Mo- voice after singing "Please Mr. Post- town music and oldies. The first few man" to lovesick friends and "Today Mondays attracted about 20 people, Is Your Birthday" to celebrating room- but by about the third week, they mates. were admitting around 400 people Junior Cindy Socha said, "The rea- Hobble likes the music so much, he son Motown differs from typical week- dee|ays for Uptown every Monday end meat market-type scenes Is that night. people go to Motown to hear the Glasses of what appears to be red music, not necessarily to pick up a Kool-Ald are actually Alabama Stam- one-night stand." Here's a bit of ad- Friday photo by M OoMcmtth mers, made ot vodka, amaretto, vice for those who have never experi- Southern Comfort, grenadine and enced a Motown Monday night: ditch These Uptown/Downtown bartenders appear to en|oy their work. They are (left orange lulce - the specialty drink of the books and go to Uptown next to right) Sue Turner, senior Interior design major, Mark Wagner, junior market- the night; glasses are sold for one week — you don't know what you're ing major. Katie Vogt, senior IPCO major, and (back) John Hobble, manager ol dollar rather than the two-tlfty regular missing. Downtown. Tailgate party ends up beginning ball games

trunk trunk or hatch or hatch of a ofcar a willcar bewill fine. be fine. Now Nowthat thatall the all foodthe food has beenhas been bought, bought, It is taken It Is by John Austin Let's assume a group of six will be attending the home and put Into coolers. The ground meat Is I nday reporter tailgate party, so a lot of food and drink Is needed. made Into hamburgers, the buns are sliced, carrots After all that's what a tailgate party Is all about. To are cleaned and made into sticks, and the drinks The ultimate college football game has to start get all the food, a trip to the grocery store Is are mixed and put Into a big container. right, and there Is no better pregame activity than a necessary. tailgate party. Prior to Its kick-off, It Is Important to fill What would a tailgate party be without hot dogs The truck Is loaded with food —don't forget nap- stomachs with all sorts of good eats so upon and hamburgers? The hot dogs and hamburgers kins and forks. And remember to put potato salad in entering the stadium there Is no need to buy are the most Important items of the party. Without a container that will not leak. Toss the grill and overpriced food. hot dogs there would be nothing to cook, and charcoal In the truck and head off to the stadium. This Is how to arrange, buy food, park and act at without cooking there wouldn't be any smoke to With three people In the cab of the truck and the best tailgate party ever thrown: Indicate to others that "Yes. we're having a tailgate three In the back ("Hey, you guys stay out of the First, It Is necessary to find the right type of car or party." foodl"), the energy level Is high and everyone truck to suit the needs of the people attending the The next purchase Is charcoal for the grill, then knows the real fun is about to begin. party. If the group Is going to be large (more than chips and all other sorts of junk food. Drinks come When parking the truck, remember to park on the six people) a pick-up truck with a long bed to store next. Bring pop and something to mix with It. And, of outside of a row. That way more people will be able all of the food, blankets, booze, grill and coolers course, a football to throw around prior to the would be appropriate. If the group Is smaller, the game. Please see Tailgate page 7

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Tailgate some serious eating. Load-up the continued from page 6 paper plates with all the food and sit on the tailgate (that's how It got to admire the party. The first thing Its name) or in the lawn chairs or Women serving in military that needs to be done after the on a blanket. Since it Is unlikely The photographs of two University ROTC cadets were mlsldentltled In an wheels of the truck stop Is to dis- the group will be able to consume article In the last Issue ot Friday. Army ROTC cadet Marcella McSweeney play the school flag so all the all the food, It is a good Idea to and ROTC cadet/staft sergeant Mary McGuIre are correctly identified people In the parking lot know Invite the best-looking girls and below. The two-year scholarship McSweeney received lor her junior and who you support. guys that pass by, so as to prevent senior years from ROTC Is tor $7,000 to $8,000, not $700,000 to $800,000, as Now It Is time to unload the rest leftovers. Incorrectly stated In the previous article. of the truck, get out the lawn The game begins before the r;- chairs, blankets and food. It's party ends. It's quick clean-up party tlmel Fire up the grill and time, which Is easy If the party was break out the drinks. Now there Is on the tall of a pick-up. Simply an hour and a half to kick-off. throw all the food, chairs and enough time for guests to fill them- blankets in the back of the truck selves to capacity with food and and button down the leather cov- drink. er.Once the game Is finished, all After twenty minutes the grill Is that needs to be done Is unbutton ready, and the hot dogs and the cover and eat what Is left over hamburgers go on. Open the po- and watch all the traffic fight Its tato salad up and get ready for way out. This weeks hot top ten singles

7."When I Think of You" Janet Jack- 1."True Colors" Cyndl Laupei (Portrait) son (ASM) 2."Typical Male" Tina Turner (Capitol] 8 "Sweet Love" Anita Baker (Elektra) 3."l Didn't Mean to Turn You On" 9."Ta«e Me Home Tonight" Eddie Robert Palmer (Island) Money (Columbia) 4."Amanda" Boston (MCA) 10."All Cried Out" Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam with Full Force (Columbia) 5 "Homan" The Human League (Vir- gin) Copyright 1986. Billboard Publications. Mary McGuire Marcella McSweeney 6."True Blue" Madonna (Sire) Inc. Reprinted with permission

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