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FEATURED PHOTOS ICERS HOST FLAMES BG News photographers BG looks to clinch Q show off their best Friday Mag third-place CCHA finish Sports p.9 The Nation *s Best College Newspaper Weather Friday Vol.72 Issue 84 February 16,1990 Bowling Green, Ohio High48c The BG News Low 30° BRIEFLY Hall arson Plant's layoffs delayed arrest made Automotive sales slump, but Chrysler pushes back plan CAMPUS TOLEDO (AP) - Indefinite uled to shut down for a week. by Michelle Matheson layoffs of 724 workers at Chrysler "I know a lot of The two plants, which manufac- staff writer ture Cherokees and Grand Wa- Map grant received: The Corp.'s Jeep plants have been people think the goneers, employ 5,300 people. pushed back two weeks, and some Chrysler has said the layoffs are University's map-making class will A resident of Founders Quadrangle was ar- workers said Thursday they hope plant is eventually soon be charting a new course thanks the layoffs can be avoided all due to slumping automotive sales. to a $3,750 educational erant form the rested Wednesday for the alleged arson of the going to close, but When the plants reopen, vehicle Mapping Information Systems Corp. door of a resident adviser in his hall two weeks together. production will be reduced from The grant will be used to provide ago. '"There's been a lot of uncer- they're wrong. I don't 950 a day to 875. Joseph Bostic, 313 Mooney Hall, has been tainty about the layoffs," said the geography department with charged with aggravated menacing, a first- Barry Risner, a welder standing think these layoffs The layoffs will mark the first updated computer software, which outside the plant that produces time in more than two years that students will use to learn how to make degree misdemeanor, police said. are going to come. layoff notices have been issued to maps. Bostic, 19, a sophomore business major from Jeep Cherokees. "But I've said all Not with things Jeep employees without listing a Garfield Heights, O., is scheduled to appear in along that if sales pick up, I think date when they would return to Actors needed: Open Bowling Green Municipal Court Feb. 21 for a pre- we would be OK." picking up." work. auditions for "The Boys Next Door" liminary hearing where he will plead to the His friend, Jack Reynolds, Chrysler spokesman Doug Nicoll will take place at 7 p.m. on Feb. 19,20 charges. agreed. "I know a lot of people think the said Cherokee sales have increased and 21 in 405 University Hall. For The penalties for a first-degree misdemeanor -Jack Reynolds, over the last month. more information, contact the range from a maximum jail sentence of six elant is eventually going to close, In January, Chrysler sold 13,081 University Theater at 372-2222. months to a maximum fine of $1,000. lit they're wrong. I don't think Jeep welder Cherokees, compared with 11,000 At the University, this misdemeanor is con- these layoffs are going to come. Not with things picking up," he during the same period last year. Black History speaker: in sidered a trigger offense, requiring the suspect The rush depleted inventories at celebration of Black History Month, to appear at a hearing with the Ohio Board of said. employees at the two Toledo some dealerships. former member of the Oakland Regents, according to Director of Standards and Chrysler said Wednesday it plants. Instead of March 19, the "Apparently the market is such Raiders football team Darnel Haney Procedures Derek Dickinson. would postpone for two weeks in- layoffs are now expected to begin that we can delay the shutdown for will address the Undergraduate D See Arrest, page 4. definite layoffs scheduled for 724 April 2, the day the plant is sched- a week," Nicoll said. Student Government Monday night at Haney is the Dean of Student Life at Lorain Community College and will Coughlin speak about African Heritage. . seeking Icy rain LOCAL results in Laywers request funds: election A request by defense lawyers for outages accused murderer Richard E. Fox to by Michelle Banks hire a private investigator was staff writer granted by Wood County Common by Wynne Everett Pleas Judge Donald DeCessna Undergraduate Student city writer Thursday. Government President Kevin DeCessna said he would approve Coughlin announced at a Overnight ice storms kept all funding the investigator "if If is a press confrence Thursday available city crews out Thurs- reasonable amount." that he will seek re-election day restoring electrical power to Defense laywers Peter Halleck and as head of the student the many neighborhoods struck John Callahan requested funding of government body for 1990. by outages. more than $6,000 for University Coughlin declined to com- Fallen tree limbs and ice on S-ofessor Joseph Jacoby and the ment on campaign goals or electrical wires caused city- opulation ana Society Research announce his running mate wide outages beginning at about Center for its survey of Wood County because offical campaigning 7 a.m. and lasting throughout voters concerning their awareness of does not begin until Monday. the day, City Utility Director the case. "I wanted to be careful not Daryl Stockburger said. DeCessna said he will make a ruling to campaign until Monday," Crews from the city's electric, concerning these motions after both he said. sewer, water and street div- defense and prosecuting attorneys Other candidates who filed isions worked all day to repair have submitted written briefs. petitions for the USG presi- lines, remove fallen limbs, clear dency by the Thursday even- storm drains and maintain ing deadline are: John Corri- sewer service after Wednesday STATE gan, USG senator, and Craig night's storm. Taliafen-o, President of the Stockburger said the exact NAACP. number of circuits repaired is Coughlin said he decided to unknown because many had to Summer jobs: The Cincinnati vie for the office for a second be restored more than once be- Nature Center and Long Branch time to accomplish the cause limbs and wires continued Farm have job openings this summer projects he coula not com- to fall throughout the day. for college students and teachers. plete this year. "We haven't had many neigh- The openings include both paid and "Many projects take longer borhoods that haven't been out volunteer positions working with than a year to complete and I at one time or another," Stock- children and teaching programs in can sack around for more burger said. biology, ecology, natural history, than a year (to complete Anyone experiencing a power nutrition, genetics and meat them)," he said. outage should call the city's production. Another reason Coughlin electric or utilities divisions dur- For more information call David said he is planning to run con- ing business hours, Stockburger Tennant or Marcy Taylor at (513) cerns his personal opinion of said. After regular business 831-1711. the office. hours, residents should call the "I find the work very re- police department. warding and enjoy what I "We're getting to them as fast do." as we can, Stockburger said. NATIONAL Twenty-two students have On campus, the only electrical declared their candidacy for BG News/Greg Horvith failure was a momentary power Bathroom reading: The General Assembly seats, Winter returned Wednesday night with Ice storms leaving many Bowling Green residents without outage in Harshman Quadran- struggle to promote geographic which is an increase from 14 electrical and phone services. ' See Outage, page 3. literacy among college students has last year. entered a novel arena at Davidson College. Students at the Dean Rusk Program in International Studies have taped Ice: Mainland drug threat Epidemic of Area railroad world maps to the sides of about ISO "Ice,* a highly addictive drug, is turning up in Hawaii in epidemic campus bathroom stalls. proportions. Officials want to counter its arrival on the mainland. "It's a place where people have safety studied time on their hands. We're hoping this SOURCE: Most ice entering the United Slates 'ice' spreads will help them use it constructively," originates in the Philippines. South Korea and other by John Kohlstrand said senior Mary Snyder, who is Asian nations. The drug has been limited to Hawaii, city writer but recent mainland arrests lead many to fear it's by Ken Miller spearheading the effort, dubbed the USAToday-CIN Bathroom Brigade For Geographical taking root in other states. Railroad officials and representatives Literacy. from several Wood County law enforce- PRICE: Expensive. About $50 lor a tenth of a gram. WASHINGTON — California narcotics agents ment agencies met Thursday and discussed Sold on the street for up to $400 a gram, about three slipped into a cul-de-sac in the Sacramento, Ca- strategies they hope will reduce the area's HISTORY times the cost of crack cocaine. lif., bedroom suburb of Elk Grove Jan. 12, not railroad crossing fatalities. sure what they were walking into. Plans expressed at the Wood County Nor, for that matter, were officers in Colorado Kilice chiefs meeting included following On this date: In 1977, Richard Springs, Colo. — working on the same case — ains by air and allowing officers to ride on Eakins, vice provost of student CHEMISTRY: Ice is the purest form of methamphet- who raided a home the same day in nearby Pal- trains rolling through the county. affairs, told students there would amine. Its most important ingredient is ephedrine, a mer Lake. Highway Patrol Commander Dennis definitely be a suspended 190-yard legal component sharply controlled by states. By most accounts, that first "ice" laboratory Zwayer and other police officials frustrated indoor track in the planned student bust in the continental United States officially by current railroad fatality levels are hop- recreation center. launched a frustrating cat-and-mouse game with ing tougher enforcement methods like Some student athletes had pushed a dangerously potent drug that has plagued the these will convince drivers to approach for a 220-yard track, but Eakin said Hawaiian Islands for a decade and has become crossings with more caution. that was "not in the cards." The SRC EFFECTS: Smoked in glass pipes, a modest dose of epidemic there in the past year. The Northwest Ohio and Southeast Mich- was scheduled to be „ pletedby ice can cany the user for an average of seven to 10 igan areas have been the site of 89 railroad August 1978 at a cost of 9.45 million. hours. Early stages of abuse result in a lack of sleep "It was just a matter of time as to when and crossing fatalities since 1985, including a and appetite and a feeling of Increased energy. where the first real (mainland) ice seizure would Wood County pair killed last month that Compiled from local and wire Eventually, users suffer lethargy, weight loss. take place," said Dennis Freelove of the Sacra- was foremost in the minds of officials at the reports Increased agitation and Irritation, and ultimately mento Clandestine Laboratory Task Force. Thursday meeting. paranoia and visual and audio hallucination*. D See Ice, page 4. D See Railroads, page 7.

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1 February Id, mo Editorial The BG News TENURE -An independent Student Velce- BMH 6L/.H

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Amy Burkett Amy Cole Managing Editor Editorial Editor

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Andy Woodard Sports Editor U.S. education needs change The United States education system may get a much needed facelift if our governors go through with the "surgery" as planned. On Feb. 25, the nation's governors will meet in Washington, D.C., to discuss national education goals. This is a pleasant change from the usual There's beauty in the pain let's meet so we can raise our salaries" confer- ence. "It was a beautiful day 48 hours ago the trees were feel- ison. It may even begin to help those individuals who The sun beat down ing the warmth of sunlight and The Michigan native taught ing Wilburys. "He could do it," I had the radio on, the lively scampering of squir- himself to play guitar at 13, and Tom Petty told reporters. "He's have supped through the education system or just I was driving. rels' feet, a hopeful sign of an along with Orbison painted the got the feeling and he's got the droppedout. Trees flew by, early spring. face of American rock with chops." Currently, 28.9 percent of secondary school stu- me and Del were Across the street branches country-influenced pop ballads. dents drop out before graduation. One of the gov- singing little 'Runaway,' crashed to the ground like But the country changed in the But Shannon couldn't wait for ernors' goals is to lower this number to below 10 I was flying..." 60s, and Shannon wasn't pre- Petty, Jeff Lynn, Bob Dylan and percent. The sounds of Tom Petty pared for what came next. He George Harrison to get on the bounced off the walls of my liv- had more hits — "Hats Off to ball and put together another Good luck. ing room. I laced up my boots, Larry," "Keep Searching" and Wilburys album. He went to It will take a lot of time, patience and money to Con my jacket and headed out "Little Town Flirt" — but the Australia this summer to cut remove the problems kids face when deciding door to make my way across face of pop music had changed some new songs. But he figured "when to stay or "when to leave." the icy sidewalks to the campus. and Shannon found himself cast that with the rock 'nr roll The governors will also be pressuring their states I whistled a tune that has Market Square aside by the British Invasion. Sioneers being honored around played in my mind for the last Oddly enough, to the British mu- le world, his time was bound to to make U.S. students No. 1 in the world in math week — Del Shannon's "Runaw- sicians he was an idol. come. and science achievement. ay" — as I flipped my collar up Hero Alcohol and pills dulled the This is good news for future students, but what over my scarf to shield my face angst that was so haunting in his about the problems and disadvantages high school from the wind. by music, but it temporarily re- But he was always re- My breath formed little clouds lieved him of the frustration of membered as the guy who once and college students are facing now? Competition in front of my face as I whistled Dennis his fall from the chart tops. He sang "Runaway." The guy with is tight. Those who went through a poor him school bits of the 29-year-old, two-and- found he had been taken advan- the amazing falsetto voice who math and science program can only expect tougher a-half minute classic. Robaugh created a breathtaking work of tage of financially. art. times ahead. This haunting tune is a main columnist But he kept working and even- Educational improvements have been needed for staple of oldies radio shows pop- tually things began to turn for a long time. Hopefully this conference will be sign ular on AM radio. Music of a by- him. In 1961, Tom Petty pro- Weighed down by his own bur- gone era which I eavesdrop on nature's artillery. A cacophony duced a new album for him and den of beauty, Del Shannon of better things to come. Who knows — maybe this each night as 1 drive to work, my of rustling ice and wood rushed a chart-making single called Elaced a .22 caliber rifle to his will be the education decade. fingers fiddling with the radio through the streets, then all was "Sea of Love. He cut a new ead in the den of his home 35 dial in search of yesterday's silent. version of "Runaway" with the miles northwest of Los Angeles sounds. Another breathtaking work of Beach Boys and went on the last Thursday and killed him- Under my feet crunched fro- art had fallen from the sky, una- road. self. zen snow. Over my head hung ble to bear the weight of its own The song was used by Michael Media hyping the bare branches of trees en- beauty. Mann for his show "Crime Friends say it was depression cased in ice. Like fragile, pain- In 1961, "Runaway" was the Story," a gangster-cop show set and self-destructive paranoia ridden sculptures, the branches No. 1 record in America and Del in the 60s. Things were becom- that drove him to write songs carried their burden of beauty Shannon's eerie melodies, dis- ing prosperous for him again. like "Runaway." Trump divorce bravely. pirited lyrics and amazing voice It was agony made beautiful. Agony made beautiful. rivalled the chart and heart And there was talk of him re- The Trumps are getting a divorce and who real- During the night, freezing rain power of Elvis Presley, the 6lacing the late Roy Orbison as Robaugh is a columnist for ly cares; attached itself to the trees. Only Everly Brothers and Roy Orb- le fifth member of the Travel- The News. Unfortunately, the network news does. So much so that Tom Br oka w took time out to talk about the separation during the nightly news. TV news reaches more people than any other type of media. Doesn't the audience deserve more than tabloid gossip? After all, it is national news. People need to be informed about the world Campus promotion Condoms are not 100 percent sible user buy them elsewhere. you a person who doesn't need around them in order to improve their way of life. for condoms is wrong effective for birth control. Ac- We don't need condom vending one. We are aware. News about the environment, political turmoil and cording to BG's Dr. R. Algeier, machines on campus. To the Editor: two out of 100 women get preg- Sincerely, government issues educates viewers. If they want- I noticed that there was no nant in their first year of con- If we do this, I think the con- Paul J. Streiner ed to watch socialites, they could have turned on single name claiming au- dom use, and condoms are not doms will take care of them- ConklinHall "Entertainment Tonight." thorship to the article, "Con- 100 percent effective in prevent- selves. As far as "inciting ig- Editor's note: "Condomsneed But network news is not the only guilty party in doms need BG recognition." I ing the transmission ot the re- norance," as the "Condoms... BG recognition" was an editori- the glamorization of the couple's divorce. Many fiess if I had written the article, lated diseases, either. article alleges, well show me a al, not a news article. It reflects wouldn't admit it either. The As responsible Americans, we student here who doesn't know the opinion of the entire editorial newspapers have been doing a little tabloid "day- author seems to be demanding should be promoting solid, lov- about condoms, and 111 show board and is never signed. lighting." For example, USA Today bannered that the University take a more ing relationships. Yes, there Ivana's birthday lunch on the front page Wednes- visibly active part in the so- should be awareness about day. called National Condom Week. AIDS, but not by handing out Facts needed before Wait a minute. They don't It is impossible to believe there was no real news Why do people insist on pro- free condoms to pedestrians by have the facts? The police need moting promiscuity disguised as a giant walking prophylactic. charges are made facts when they charge someone for the day. "awareness?" I think Bowling What about the future of the with wrongdoing. Surely Lan- The Trumps may not mind us dropping in on their Green should be proud of deal- American family? The divorce To the Editor: caster, Ritts andMuego had the divorce, but we mind that their lives are dropping ing with NCW tastefully, not rate is 50 percent and we've all According to the Feb. 7 BG facts when they charged Presi- in on the news. embarrassed. What would the seen Oprah and Geraldo talking News, it has been three weeks dent Olscamp with negligence in "Condoms..." author suggest about ''Husbands who cheat on since Faculty Senate heard his University administration. for this week? A parade down their wives" or vice versa. changes against Paul Olscamp's Before anymore accusations are Main Street? Or now about a We can cut down on unwanted leadership and management of made against Dr. Olscamp, the The BG News Staff giant paper-mache penis and a pregnancies, sexually transmit- the University. They have ap- faculty members should get all Photo EdHor Qr«g Horvath Production Sup'r PWrtckMicr* banner with that cute saying. ted diseases and also help to im- proved a plan to allow time In the facts. •HI Photo Editor John Potter Production Sup'r Morria Nw "Wrap that rascal?" Do we need prove family life. How? By order to go fact-finding. It seems A fact-finding mission, huh? AMI. Sport* Editor Charlet Toil Production Sup'r Becky Nussbeum Captain Condom to enlighten Eromoting and emphasizing the senators, in their infinite Since it took them three weeks to AMI Sports Editor Matt Schroder CIMI Copy Editor Brand. Young us? Well, it sounds more like a ealthy sexual relationships wisdom, have decided they ac- realize they need facts, perhaps Wir. Editor ralen KvMMkowUr.1 CN.I Copy Editor Ivan Groger lewd marketing scam for con- with one partner or, dare I say, tually "have to have some work- the Mickey Mouse Club would be AMI Wir. Editor Jam*. A TWujr Copy ErJtora Iran. Babaaux dom companies rather than ed- promote abstinence until mar- ing information available for better off calling Fact Line. Friday Magarin. Editor Chrt. Dawson MKftete Banks Matthew Daneman ucation. riage. Let the so-called respon- discussion. Mark Srulc and Mark Grot. AM! Frktty Editor Debt*. HlppM JerlBeMorl John Kohlatrand Sufi Arntt Tom KMay Anthony Burn. 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Campus Life February 16,ItVO Stereotypes discussed However, panel member interaction with minorities be- by Jill Novak Elena Gonzales said the reason cause of their small-town ori- staff writer there is a Black History Month gins. and a Latino Awareness Week "(They) don't see minorities, White students were in the and not a white history month is and (these sterotypes) are all minority at the panel discussion that "we celebrate white people they know," he said. "Massacre on Racism" Thurs- everyday." day night at Prout Hall, but "The whole idea is to educate Panel member Richard Love- many stated common percep- people who don't understand," lace focused on the institutiona- tions and stereotypes associated she said. lization of racism, which is "all with minority groups, as minor- Giving common examples of about policies to keep down a ity panel members and audience black stereotypes, some said certain group of people from ob- members responded. many black women are know as taining certain needs," he said. One white female student, promiscuous and sluttish and Suestioned about Black History black men are known as "no An example he gave to il- lonth and why incidents such good niggers" or criminals. lustrate his point dealt with his as the vandalism of bulletin Common Hispanic sterotypes fraternity losing their house be- boards in Founders Quadrangle mentioned were "greasy, slut- cause they did not have enough occur, said "some people are tish and lazy." members, which directly stem- ticked because we don't have A white male student said med from the University not re- white holidays or a white history most of these stereotypes might cruiting enough black students month." stem from students having no in general. Exec club plans game but the winners will receive activities is key to the success of by Scott Geringer $100. the Young Executive Gub. reporter Without a national sponsor, BllttOriS for Sale BG News/Mark Deckard fundraising becomes especially Features of the organization important to the Young Execu- which may be advantageous for Senior Joe Driehaus (right) and sophomore Catherine Keske sell buttons and T-shirts as part of the Stu- Hoping to combine their busi- tive Club, which formed in 1987. business students include execu- dent Council for Exceptional Children fundraiser in the Education building Thursday afternoon. The ness skills with fundraising, "The Young Executive Club is tive speakers, a Chicago trip to Council is a student organization which addresses concerns of special education majors and does vol- members of the Young Execu- unique from other business learn about the Chicago Board unteer work with Woodlane Schools and Bittersweet Farms. tive Gub are planning to start fraternities in that there is a de- of Trade and Mercantile "The Stock Game" on campus. centralization of authority in the Exchange, counseling for mem- Scott Ransdell, a member of structure of the organization," bers who have scheduling prob- Outage the club and freshman finance said Scott Gargasz. YEC presi- lems and the Shadow Program. major, said he believes the fun- dent and senior business pre-law □ Continued from page 1. Gardam said his division had six cut up the limbs if they can and draiser will bring in significant major. Joe DiLallo, senior finance to seven crews working Thurs- bring them to the curb for crews funds for future events. "Ideas come directly from the major and vice president of spe- gle which caused a safety day to clear tree limbs. to collect, he said. "In participating in the Stock members rather than the com- cial affairs, said the Shadow system to shut off the gas supply "We've got somewhere be- However, residents are wan Game, students will get an mittee chairmen," he said. Program enables members to to the cafeteria. tween 12 and 18 people working ned not to touch any limb on or imaginary $25,000 to spend in the Under current administration, get a behind-the-scenes look at Rick Abel, a night plumber at today to get all the limbs that in power lines. New York Stock Exchange, YEC has grown to 36 members now different jobs are perfor- the Physical Plant, said workers fell," Gardam said. "We will American Stock Exchange or who meet on a weekly basis in a med. had to reset the system and re- hopefully get around to picking "The most important thing is NASDAQ," he explained. professional atmosphere, Gar- light the pilot lights, allowing all those up this week if the that people report down wires Participants then will have gasz said. "While our main focus is help- cafeteria workers to serve din- weather isn t too bad." and keep a sate distance from three weeks to invest and the Michael LaMantia, vice ing juniors and seniors find work ner. Residents with fallen tree any wires that have fallen,'' team or individual that invests president of YEC and junior through these programs, we can Public Works Engineer Kent limbs in their yards are asked to Stockburger said. the wisest and clears the most computer science major, said also prepare members to be money wins, Ransdell said. the participation of every mem- leaders in their community," A $5 entry fee will be required, ber in this fundraiser and other DiLallo said. Greek life bonds together.

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by Sandra Kowalsky step with them so they realize staff writer "I was kind of scared at first because I we're not against them — we're with them." she said. harming ozone thought that we (the VIPs) would get a Simms believes the program Women involved in the Greek cold shoulder, but we didn't." is working well, but also sees by Bae Tyson system for the first time anx- room for improvement. USA Today-CIN iously await activation, but for -AChiO VIP Chris Rations "Some people can't attend some, the wait is longer due to study tables on Wednesday or Most U.S. industries are still using ozone-eating chemicals low grades. Sunday because of work or other despite the severe global consequences, according to the Natu- ' Those ineligible for initiation attain their goal. Alphi Phi Scholarship Chair- schedule conflicts," she said. ral Resources Defense Council. after a semester of pledging due The Alpha Chi Omega sorority woman Elizabeth Vogt said her "We need alternate times to go to grades are commonly called "Their delay threatens the health and safety of all Ameri- has six VIPs this semester, said sorority only has one VIP. to the study tables." cans," NRDC lawyer David Doniger said. VIPs — Very Important Pledges Scholarship Chairwoman However, the Alpha Phis had The Alpha Omicron Pi soror- and 17 percent of the 540 Tall Depleting the ozone layer allows in more harmful ultraviolet Wendy Gradwohl. nine pledges go active through ity has eight VIPs. They com- sunlight. Scientists say an increase in ultraviolet light could pledges now are classified as Unlike tvpical sororities, the their International's criteria. posed a booklet containing VIPs, according to Panhellenic cause more cases of eye damage and skin cancer. AChiOs allow VIPs two semes- This criteria allows women members' schedules and majors The NRDC analyzed government emissions data, then asked graduate assistant Catherine ters to reach the grade require- who have completed at least to allow other women to seek tu- major polluters about their usage. The result: Just 200 of 3,014 Earley. ment. three semesters to go active tors, said AOPi Scholarship companies reported cuts in ozone-damaging chemicals be- Last year, the number of "If the girls do not reach their with a 2.2 accumulative aver- Chairwoman Jennifer tween 1987 andl988. pledges denied activation was g.p.a. requirement in the spring, age, which means they did not Middlestetter. USA Today performed a similar analysis last July with par- only slightly higher than this they may have a summer ses- have to have a 2.0 last semester. The booklet also contains a year, accounting for 17.6 percent allel findings. sion to bring their grades up," These nine women also take part Kge for each class the women The three chemicals analyzed by the NRDC — used primar- of the women, said Assistant Di- Gradwohl said. "If the girls do in the VIP program to aid in ve where they are required to ily by electronics and aerospace manufacturers — account for rector of Greek Life JoAnn Arn- not reach the requirement in the their scholastic difficulties, Vogt write their grades for classes about one-third of all ozone-depleting emissions. holt. summer, then they are not in- said. each week. Six hours of study They are CFC-113, carbon tetrachlordide, methyle chloro- To allow chapters greater ducted and they become honor- Alpha Phi Laura Simms, who tables also are required from form. flexibility, the Panhellenic ary members." takes part in the VIP program, the VIPs each week. Excluded from the NRDC analysis: auto air conditioners and Council last year amended the The VIPs are included in all said women were given this op- Middlestetter tries to discour- refrigerators, which account for about 40 percent of all ozone- rule in its constitution requiring events except formal chapter portunity because they had pro- age the women from taking too eating chemicals. a 2.2 grade point average the meetings because the meeting is ven themselves in the previous much time away from their The electronics industry criticized those omissions. "It gives semester a pledge wants to go a part of a ritual. They are also -semesters and one bad semester studies each week. a very skewed picture," said Cheryl Russell of the American active. not permitted to run for execu- should not be held against them. "I try not to encourage the Electronics Associaton. "The 2.2 g.p.a. is now only a tive offices, she said. Vogt also enforces study hours girls to go to extracurricular ac- But Russell also says the industry is committed to finding recommendation — it is not a A number of inspirational ac- as a part of her program and she tivities during the week because alternatives. "We're making progress," she said. hard and fast rule," said JoAnn tivities are done for the women, increased the required study studies come first," she said. Arnholt, assistant director of Other report highlights: including secret sisters who give hours from five to six hours each Erin Casey, freshman AOPi At least 3,014 industries dumped 205 million pounds of Greek Life. candy and notes for motivation, week. VIP, said she believes there is ozone- depleting chemicals into the air yearly. Each chapter has their own Gradwohl said. However, she took a different room for improvement in the grade point requirements set by DCalifornia industries pollute more than any other state. The VIPs have a meeting approach to the study atmos- pledge program at her house □The largest single methyl chloroform polluter: Pratt & national rules, Arnholt said, but every other week where the phere by reserving a classroom and there is a lack of communi- Whitney, a Connecticut aircraft engine builder. The company no sorority is below the mini- women are told what happened ui Hayes Hall twice a week, cation among its members. says it cut emissions from 1.9 million pounds in 1987 to 421,000 mum average of 2.0. at the chapter meeting, AChiO which limits distractions caused "If I had a problem in biology, pounds in 1988. VIP Chris Rations said. by studying in the library or at I would have to find a girl major- VIPs usually have one semes- OIBM in San Jose, Calif., was the largest CFC-113 emitter in She believes the program at the house. ing in biology and set up times to 1987, but cut its emissions from 1.5 million pounds to 500,000 ter to raise their grade point to her house is strong. Vogt said a lot of the women be partners," she said, explain- the required level. Special pounds in 1988. "I was kind of scared at first may believe they have been sin- ing she believes the scholarship DHercules Inc. of Parlin, N.J., was the USA's largest carbon projects are initiated by the sor- because I thought that we (the §led out, and she does not want chairman should be responsible orities and special attention is tetrachloride emitter in 1987 and actually increased its emis- VIPs) would get a cold shoulder, lem to think that. for getting VIPs together with sions in 1988. ;given to the VIPs to help them but we didn't, she said. "I'm trying to take an extra tutors. 'Arrest "O Continued from page 1. Regents hearing officer," Dick- Regents could leave Bostic on Feb. 3. Paper shoved under the "The hearing has been set inson said. strict probation door and a poster on the door next Wednesday by the Board of At the hearing, the Board of or suspend him until litigation is were ignited. Molester panics finished, Dickinson said. If found guilty, Bostic will be sus- Barb Waddell, public informa- pended from the University for tion officer, said University Dallas residents one year. police have not yet determined ALPHA PHI OMEGA Patrick Yarman, resident ad- whether the arson and vandal- viser for third Mooney, reported ism are related, because the lat- by Ken Turetzky Burleson, leader of a neigh- WELCOME THE SPRING 90 the damage to his room door ter case has not been resolved. USA Today-CIN borhood crime watch group, has organized a community meeting PLEDGE CLASS for Monday at Churchill Way DALLAS—The upper-middle- Presbyterian Church. Police class northern neighborhoods of will brief residents on their in- Chris fllbonese Heather Hudson GREENBRIAR INC. this city are being haunted by a vestigation and on preventing Mow leasing New Apartments nighttime intruder preying on more incidents. Shannon fllkire Kelly Meyer For Fall 1990 little girls. Four times in the past four But community meetings, in- Deanna Beall flaron Milton CAMPBELL HILL months, girls ages 7 to 9 have creased police patrols and been plucked from bed as they heightened public awareness Curry Suzanne Tina Porter APARTMENTS slept. Three were sexually as- have not allayed fears. saulted and the screams of the Rngie Dieringer Nicky Randazzo Across From Carter Park fourth drove off the intruder. Residents are taking more Jerilun Dingman In each case, the man entered precautions: arming them- Jamie Slavin 2 Bedroom Apartments Featuring Air- homes where alarm systems selves, buying watchdogs and Wendy Farran Kevin Saratis conditioning, Full Basement, were turned off —through un- adding to security systems. In Dishwasher, Garbage Disposals, and locked doors. 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Bush boosts security for summit B-2 bomber to be strengthened Transsexual runs for town mayor

CARTAGENA, Colombia (AP) — Soldiers wore camouflage uni- DAYTON, O. (AP) — The B-2 Stealth bomber is undergoing some YOUNTVILLE, Calif. (AP) — Transsexual Terri Pohrman is run- forms and had automatic rifles at their sides. Helicopter gunships minor, pre-planned modifications because of structural weaknesses ning for mayor of this conservative town and making inroads among made passes over the city and its beaches, while frigates patrolled in some places, Air Force officials said Thursday. senior citizens with the slogan, "The Change Will Do You Good." the bay — all part of an extraordinary security blanket thrown over "They're strengthening some areas of the aircraft," said Mike The former Las Vegas snow girl was a regular entertainer at the the drug summit. Wallace, a spokesman for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where California Veterans' Home before she entered the race, but now the Typifying the protective measures was a swarm of helicopters the B-2 program is managed. home is a campaign stop — more than 700 of the 1,800 registered that accompanied President Bush from Barranquilla, 60 miles Wallace said the modifications involve placing additional compo- voters in this wine-country town live there. northeast ot here, to the summit site at a heavily fortified naval site material on parts of the aircraft and that it will apply to all 132 She visited the home last weekend wearing roller skates and a base. B-2 bombers the Air Force wants to buy. He said flight-testing for tight body stocking with huge red cardboard hearts over her front The helicopters rode fast and hugged the terrain in what was de- the B-2 is expected to resume in April. and back. Later, she donned a red sequined cocktail dress with e scribed as an evasionary tactic against any attack. The presidential The B-2 project already faces significant opposition in Washing- plunging neckline. chopper landed fast. It blew hats and helmets off security guards ton, where an effort is under way in Congress to stop buying the air- The big-shouldered blonde with spiky hair faces two opponents in spaced around the parade grounds as a U.S. counter-assault team craft. the April 10 election. Her ambitions nave panicked some residents of looked on — its members wearing casual slacks, polo shirts and In a letter being circulated to fellow lawmakers, Rep. John Ka- this town of 3,200 people, about 40 miles north of San Francisco. huge backpacks. sich, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, said the "These people are scared." she said. "They think I'll open a bunch "First class. We've got the best, the best," Bush said at one point B-2 is "laid up" because of the structural modifications. of massage parlors and adult bookstores." in boasting about the security detail. "The rationale for the B-2 has become even shakier," the Ohio Re- Pohrman was a teen-age female impersonator before having a sex The U.S. security forces took extraordinary measures to guard publican said in the letter. change operation in the 1970s. Bush in light of a December report that Colombian drug lords had Wallace said the B-2 is going through a design-modification pro- taken a $30 million contract on the president's life and reports that cess like every other airplane. surface-to-air missiles had been acquired to shoot down his plane. "These things were planned even before the first flight of the B-2," Two U.S. warships, the Nassau and the Sampson, were cruising off Wallace said. '... It certainly didn't keep the airplane from flying. Actor looks forward to new roles the Colombian coast. The Nassau carries a Marine amphibious as- And there hasn't been a safety flight concern." NEW YORK (AP) — Jimmy Smits, who plays Victor Sifuentes on sault company tliat can be used in the case of an emergency. Wallace characterized the modifications as "minor" and said he the NBC's "L.A. Law," says ne is looking forward to some non-His- Colombian navy frogmen checked the bay, apparently looking for doesn't believe they in any way threaten the B-2 program. panic roles. explosives near the Spanish fortification where the presidents were Smits played an Italian in the TV movie "Glitz" and last year meeting. "There were some areas that we knew... should be strengthened," played Dr. David Redding in a film called' 'Vital Signs.'' The air corridor between the Caribbean coastal cities of Barran- he said. "It doesn't mean the original design ... was flawed in the ''As I become more successful, I am aware that if affects other La- Suilla and Cartagena was closed to civilian aircraft. Two American sense that people made mistakes." tinos," he told Parade magazine in its Feb. 18 issue. "It's imperative lackhawk helicopters belonging to Colombia's army joined in the The bomber went through a $1 billion redesign in 1983 and 1984 that I don't forget the homeboys and the old neighborhood. But I'm security cover enveloping Cartagena Bay. when the Air Force decided it would have to be able to fly its mis- also an artist and an actor. The one thing I want to do with my career There was no apparent sign of danger to Bush or to his summit sions at low as well as high altitudes. Low altitude is harder on air- is be versatile — not limit myself." partners —Presidents VirgiDo Barco of Colombia, Alan Garcia of planes because the air is denser and less stable. The bomber's wing Smits, 34, holds a masters degree in fine arts from Cornell Uni- Peru and Jaime Paz of Bohva. design was changed to make it stronger. versity. His mother is Puerto Rican and his father is from the South And yet, apparently protesting the Bush visit, young people The bomber has made only eight flights to test its basic handling American country of Suriname. burned a Coca-Cola truck and a commuter microbus in the north- capabilities. Both the Air Force and Northrop Corp., prime contrac- "I don't recall overt acts of prejudice, but I must have felt them," western city of Medellin, in front of the University of Antioquia, the tor for the B-2, have said revolutionary manufacturing methods de- said Smits, who grew up in New York City. "I always felt that I had Colombian radio network Caracol said. veloped for the bomber allowed them to skip the prototype stage. to prove something because I'm Hispanic. 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• February 14, !9tO Elsewhere Soviet paintings Farmers '80s history recalled of minks to be unveiled Events, fads of years past re placed with new memories where it was distributed. hounded by MR. Kropko by Jerry Schwartz The culprit was benzene contamination. No Assodaled Press writer Associated Press writer matter. No Perrier; no '80s. "Ill just replace it. I'll suffer with Evian," LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. said Astrid Sanai, a paralegal at a Manhattan (AP) — Fur boycotts bother CLEVELAND — A Cleveland State University gallery made final NEW YORK — Put down that Perrier and law firm. Don, Ralph and George preparations Thursday for a month-long display of 23 oil paintings lime — the '80s are over. She and other health-conscious citizens of the Schmeltzer, who feel aggra- done secretly by Soviet artists prior to political and economic re- Yeah, we know that you were bored to tears 1980s have other reasons to be bummed to the vated by animal rights activists ! forms in their homeland. by a gooeolplei of decade-ending stories Just max, a phrase that never saw the end of the de- for putting them on the defen- "Before Perestroika: Paintings from the Russian Underground" two months ago. Yeah, we know that decades cade. sive about their mink ranch. opens Friday and will be the first public showing of the paintings, are arbitrary guideposts, that by one count the Oat bran was the cholesterol eliminator of the "I tell you I don't understand said Don Desmett, director of the university's art gallery. decade doesn't begin until next January. 1980s; in recent weeks, scientists have said that it," said Don, 64. "There are Six artists are featured, but some of their names were changed to But bear with us. It's official. The '80s are his- this unappetizing foodstuff may protect the some people in this country who '- -protect them or their families, Desmett said. tory. heart, but only if it crowds eggs, red meat and are trying to do away with all The featured artist is Dimitri Vrubel, whose name has not been An inkling that we have entered the 1990s ice cream out of your diet, not because it his animal uses whatsoever. -disguised. came when the parting of Donald and Ivana some inherent anti-cholesterol qualities. There's a contributor in our r, '1 think that overall Dimitri's work seems to be the strongest. It Trump edged Nelson Mandela off the front The running, gravity boots and aerobics that local weekly paper who's a ', seems to have the most punch in a political sense," Desmett said. marked the 1980s may have been on borrowed vegetarian who says not to use ' 'Western onlookers might be able to relate to his work. Many readers asked the news media: "Why time, anyway. The TV star of the 1990s, wool." are you so obsessed with these people whose Roseanne Barr, and her co-star John Goodman, Don is a co-owner with his "One of his paintings shows a group of workers, in hard hats and main interest in life, it seems, is flaunting the represent a new wave of corpulence. brothers of Hoosier Hills Fur „_, work clothing. Five are huddled together, looking at another worker gold-plated faucets on their yacht? Is this some Corporate fat cats, meanwhile, are on the Farm in this southeastern In- ''being carried away by a skeleton figure. I think it has to do with an sort of Trump fetish? " outs. In whatever portion of the paper that was diana city near Cincinnati. underlying mood. No. No less than William Norwich, society not devoted to reports of the Trump breakup, Though the number of mink . , Another painting on display shows a stern-faced man with medals columnist for the Daily News, explains that the you may have read this week about the sudden farms has declined in recent on his coat lapel standing next to a table that supports two cans and a Trumps deserve wall-to-wall coverage because downfall of Drexel Burnham Lambert, the Wall years, production per farm is up sausage. they were "the couple of the '80s," a title they Street upstart that pioneered the use of junk slightly. Fur farmers won an Four anonymous painters are members of an underground art appear to have won by acclamation. bonds for corporate takeovers. important victory Tuesday J group who call themselves "The World Champions," Desmett said. The couple of the '80s is no more. Ergo, the Adolfo's most famous client in recent years, when voters in Aspen, Colo., re- He said he used perestroika, meaning economic reform, in the '80s are over. size-4 Nancy Reagan, has been replaced by the jected a proposal to ban fur name of the display, rather than glasnost, or openness, to "pinpoint Cecilia Briones, a New York banker, sees larger, less fashion-oriented Barbara Bush. We sales by a two-to-one margin. ';' that these works overall talk about economic conditions.'' parallels between the rise and fall of the need not remind you who George Bush re- The farm was converted to Each painting was surreptitiously brought out of the Soviet Union Trumps and the course of Wall Street in the placed. mink production full time in 2 in 1985. The paintings are privately owned and not for sale. '80s: Everything went up and everything has But it should be noted that the former two- 1958, a move that was necessary to come down." term president of the United States — the man to keep it from going under. The Schmeltzers currently have 10; Amy Gellman, a New York art collector and the owner of five of Still not convinced? Go down to your local who dubbed the Soviet Union the "evil empire," the paintings, arranged for the showing and chose Desmett's gal- boite and try to order a Perrier. The fizzy drink another concept that didn't make it into the about 2,200 minks; they har- ',. lery. of the 1980s — a beverage that supplanted the 1990s — was ordered to sit in a Los Angeles vested more than 6,300 last Gellman said she and a friend, Pam Druliner, who owns three of lowly club soda as the pause that refreshed the courtroom on Friday and answer questions December. the paintings, smuggled their works out of the Soviet Union by in- ostentatious; nearly 30 million gallons were about the Iran-Contra case. There have been no protests at cluding them in packages of Communist propaganda posters. guzzled in the United States in 1988 alone — has The '80s have ended — not with a bang, not their 80-acre mink ranch. The ,j She said a friend, Michael Benson, smuggled the other paintings been recalled in every one of the 120 countries with a whimper. Not even with a fizz. electrical fence that runs around out. She said she could not discuss how that was accomplished. the farm keeps out raccoons, not people. iia "I'm proud of what I do be- I cause I work hard at it," Dale said. "We're known for a good PSVCHIC FAIR Icy weather damaging quality product. I feel aggra- vated because I think I shouldn't be put on the defensive. Free What is it? Fascinating Fun! Storms knock out power; roads dangerously slippery speech, maybe that's their right, Readings on your past, present & future, but not to harass anybody." crops. freezing before they could clear About 4.5 million pelts were guidance on career & romance using Tarot, by Roger Petterson Along the southern edge of the the runway for takeoff. Associated Press writer harvested nationally in 1988 with Clairvoyance, Palmistry, Runes, etc. stormy weather a tornado Schools were closed across a market value of $144 million, flipped two mobile homes and Srts of Wisconsin, Michigan, said Marsha Kelly, spokesman Great Merchandise & Free Lectures Snow and ice cut a swath from injured three people in Lou- Southern California to New Eng- diana, Iowa, northern Ohio. for thu Fur Farm Animal Wel- Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, fare Coalition in St. Paul, Minn. Where? When? How Much? land on Thursday, closing a In Michigan, the state House Kansas and Missouri. major highway, chilling "snow- canceled Thursday's session, Up to 50 pelts are required for bird" tourists in the Arizona An ice storm knocked out elec- each full-length coat. Bowling Green Holiday Inn but the Senate went ahead with tricity to more than 146,000 cus- The number of mink farms in desert and shutting down the its work. "We are not part-time tomers in Northern Ohio, al- Saturday Feb. 24 11am - 6pm world's busiest airport at Chi- the United States fell from here," Sen. Phil Arthurhultz though most service was nearly 3,000 in 1970 to about 1,000 cago. said. •1.00 Admission '5.00 Readings Hundreds of schools were restored Thursday. At least in 1978, according to Depart- Hundreds of flights were can- 4,000 customers lost power in Il- ment of Agriculture figures. Bring two friends - All 3 get in for *1.00 closed and thousands of cus- celed at Chicago's O'Hare Air- tomers lost power. At least six linois. Outages also were re- port after it was shut down by ported in Indiana and Pennsyl- Virtually all mink fur produc- traffic deaths occurred on slip- snow late Wednesday. By For info Call - 1-499-2310 pery roads. Fruit and vegetable vania. tion in the United States is used Thursday morning only three An ice storm hit Erie, Pa., at for garments. Almost all minks growers in the Southwest were runways were open. mid-morning, pulling down able to do little to protect their are ranch-raised, Kelly said, Snowfall totaled 8 to 10 inches power lines and tree limbs, though some fox, beaver ana in northern Illinois. Southern causing fires and closing other species are trapped. Wisconsin got 4 to 6 inches, and schools. All five TV stations in S) to 8 inches fell in Michigan, the city were knocked off the air "I won't say they're deifying p to 6 inches fell across New and two of them, WQLN and animals, but they're putting York state, and snow, sleet and WJET, were evacuated for fear them on a pedestal the same as freezing rain threatned power their transmission towers would humans," said Dale, 58. lines in New Hampshire. collapse under the weight of the Drifts up to a foot high closed ice. "My wife has a full-length Mitchell International Airport in Snow and ice forced the clo- mink coat, but it's just been in Milwaukee overnight. American sure Thursday of about 110 miles recent times," Don said. "We go Airlines canceled all flights of Interstate 10 across hilly to meetings and the ranchers Wednesday at Oklahoma City's Southeastern Arizona, from the say, 'Where's your fur coat? Will Rogers World Airport be- New Mexico border to 20 miles Aren't you proud of what you do cause planes that were de-iced east of Tucson. It was reopened fora_..i living?' So I finally bought at the passenger gate were re- 10 hours later at midday. her a coat.

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Lifestyles February 16,1»»0

Students' What men look at Cynical generation first in women Twentysomething' era speaks opinions on issues cheerings

SOUft* pep team ThtFua INDIANAPOLIS (USA Today- customer service representa- The undergraduate degree is CIN) — Unlike so many of the tive. "But that is all the more like a high school diploma." young who have gone before reason for a strong marriage." (iAIDS: People in their 20s (USA Todav-CIN) — College them, the generation now in its have "a real fear of intimacy," kids are, well, a tad off-center. 20s does not see the world as [Jobs: "We had this illusion said Lewis. "The sexual envi- Or at least some of the ones who benevolent — or itself as invin- that when we graduated from ronment has changed. You don't pick going to the basketball cible. college, we would get this won- go out five nights a week with game overTutting the books. It is "We don't feel invulnerable," derful job opportunity." Wel- five different guys. Many re- one of the game's charms. said James Keller, 25, a graphic cher said. "That is not the case. lationships are pla tonic." Some sights and sounds from designer going to law school. the college game: "You really nave to protect Din Arizona: The fans have yourself today." turned a normal basketball tra- Keller muses at the home of 'Busters' discontented dition upside down. They keep Maroa Slatmar. Gannen News Sarvic* Mark Roger, 26, the host tonight standing until the other team of this "family'' of nine friends scores. Arizona coach Lute Ol- who asked to speak out about be- by Kim Painter son likes the idea. "It puts the Railroads USAToday-CIN pressure on the visitor,' he said. ing twentysomething. D Continued from page 1. casionally allow an officer to Some optimism lightens the It gets intimidating after a while." ride with engineers on a train, in landscape. These men and Meet the twentysomethings. "In January. Northwest Ohio order to identify drivers taking women think of themselves as They're "too young to be yuppies and too old to be headbang- i But at Kansas State the stu- got blown off trie map with rail- unnecessary risks at the cross- partners, not sexual snipers ers," in the words of television director Glenn Knuth, 26 of dents never sit down. On the road accidents," said Zwayer, ings, Zwayer said. locked in gender warfare. Rockford 111., one of nearly 700 readers who wrote to tell us night their team upset Okla- the Walbridge Post Comman- These drivers could later be "We think of ourselves as what it's like to be a young adult in a nation obsessed with homa, they showed off their der. "It's a problem that affects reported to police in cruisers teams," said Michelle Lewis, 25, middle-aged baby boomers. basketball knowledge by cheer- all of us." and then ticketed, he said. who works part time and goes to In a nutshell, they told us, it's like being an ignored younger ing their team for pulling up But while railways have taken While these enforcement college. sibling. against the press instead of precautions to avoid accidents methods would not be used regu- But Keller said the 20s genera- It should be noted that people now between 25 and 29 are, pushing for baskets. Alas, our with cars, it is often careless au- larly, use of them would send tion worries about safe sex — technically, last-gasp baby boomers, born just before post-war heroesf ailed by three seconds to tomobile drivers that cause ac- careless drivers the message and safe jobs. births slowed down in 1965. Demographers call younger twen- set the world record for batting cidents, Zwayer said. that police are keeping an eye "There are lethal diseases out tysomethings "baby busters," because they were born during the beach ball around the arena. "The statistics will show it's out at crossings, Zwayer said. there. And you can't rely on the sharp downturns in birth rates. I Lots of coaching: Georgia not the railroads (at fault). It's He will discuss his ideas with big companies for the rest of Although they do not fit into one neat statistical group, Tech coach Bobby Cremins had the drivers," he said. "When railroad officials on Tuesday, your life, the way our parents researchers have some clues about how today's young adults plenty of help when his team people drive around the gates, but he said he hopes to have pur- did. You can't rely on Social Se- might differ from those who preceded them. For instance: played North Carolina State. A when people drive through fla- sued one of these options by the curity. You have to become self- DThey are more likely to live with parents, at least through couple of rows of students shers, that's when I think the end of the month. sufficient." their early 20s. dressed up in look-alike blue burden is falling back on us — Christine Shipley, coordinator The four-hour gabfest reveals DThey marry later, Cremins blazers with ties; they the departments." for Ohio's Operation Lifesaver, many concerns: DThey have much greater financial incentives for getting even got the hair right. In order to fufill this enforce- made a presentation that stres- Divorce: "We are all wor- college degrees, even if it means spending half a decade or Harpoon this: Nevada-Las ment responsiblity, Zwayer sed the fact the public is not ried about divorce," Roger said. more in and out of classes. Vegas coach Jerry Tarkanian proposed following trains travel- aware of the dangers at railroad "We're going to just skip our "My personal view is that the 20s is a new stage in adult life, doesn't have hair, but he does ing through the county with air- crossings. first marriage and go right to characterized by boomeranging, starting and stopping activity planes. Observers in the plane "Everybody is in a hurry to our second." have that Tark the Shark nick- could pinpoint troublesome in- get to where they have got to go. in every rpart of life," said Martha Farnsworth Riche, national name. Before playing at New "Divorce is no longer seen as editor of 'American Demographics." Mexico State, Aggies fans tersections and report railroad They don't care what's in their evil," said Lisa Wefcher, 26, a amused themselves with an in- crossing violators to police on way," said Shipley, who edu- flatable shark that they har- the ground. cates the public about railroad pooned and hoisted to the ceil- Another option would be to oc- crossing safety. ing. It worked: State beat UNLV 900 tolls ring success for the first time. Later that night, coach Neil McCarthy en- IN NEW ORLEANS MARDI ORAS MEANS tered a hotel bar to celebrate. by Ric Manning offered to give away 26 Corvette for the best of selected plays to FAT TUESDAY cars, said Paul Zwillenberg of appear on Monday night games. He was greeted with a rousing USA Today-CIN IdealDial. At $2 a call, the pro- rendition of the school song. He BUT AT KAPPA SIGMA IT MEANS motion brought in about $3 mil- .Fund raising: Pacific Bell sang along. FAT FRIDAY Last summer 900 callers lion — more than enough to pay and KGO-TV in San Francisco heard Admiral James T. Kirk for the phone service and Cor- had a 900 line operating within 24 Sport & Sue Marcus & Kelly invite them to try one of six mis- Gooch & Hanson Muta & Martini vettes. Domino's Pizza printed hours of the Bay Area earth- Slop & Amy Butts & Pam sions. They could dictate strate- 900 numbers oa its delivery quake. Callers could get updated The Dale & Jenntler King Rich & Cindy Si by entering a number on their boxes for a contest that included news reports, locations of vol- BO & Biscuit Kermit & U.S.G.V.P. lephone keypads. a trip to Hawaii. unteer services and an address Caribbean Pappy & Wendy The Celtics & No. 17 Every caller got a packet of for donations. Pan Pan & Ter Bear Muffin & Missy "Star Trek" merchandise from DPolling: American Tele- Association Hell & His Ghost Poopy & Patty Paramount Pictures. The ser- phone 4 Telegraph Co. intro- The American Legion used a Eggnog & Marcy Pooh Bear & Tricia vice helped Paramount promote duced 900 service during the 1980 TV spot and a 900 line to raise Celebrates Yohoo! 4 Ms. Save the Wholes House & Tyson its latest "Star Trek" film, and Reagan-Carter debates when Ham & Cheese Dan & Beck viewers were invited to choose money for an anti-flag-burning Nelson Mandela's John Ogle & Trevor Brian & Angi it produced a mailing list of crusade. The three major TV Godzilla & Rodan Bob & Lisa " • thousands of "Star Trek" fans, the winner by making a 50-cent call. networks supported a 900-line Release From Jammy & Jellen Kop & Kimber all potential customers for a promotion last fall that raised Vern & Ween Sex Slave & Love Puppet catalog of movie-related items. Last year, to promote 20 years money to fight hunger. And Prison Oompa & Bubbles Flower & Bets The promotion paid for itself. of "Monday Night Football" on Mothers Against Drunk Driving Vapor & Beth Eric & Jen Each player was charged $2.50 ABC-TV, the show featured is sponsoring a nationwide bowl- But, we also Jon & Sue Elmer & Bethony for the call, with the fee collect- Beans & Rude Dog Bern & Kim highlights from the last two de- ing tournament in which teams %> Malloy & Bing ed through local telephone- cades. At half time, fans were pay $3 a call to report their acknowledge that Sommy & Pookie company bills. Hermie & Beth Blake & Bims asked to call 900 numbers to vote scores. the struggle Hot Dude & Sexy Bobe Tony & Renee That sort of payoff made Grit & Tricio Clark & Hillary direct-mail guru Stan Rapp say against the evil Oprah & Amy Dunn STILL BELIEVE 900 phone lines are the hottest DON'T CAUSE THE END OF A FRIENDSHIP system of Cheesey & His Crocker Brion & Tanyo marketing tool since television. DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE ^v Twerp & Denise TAZ The 900 services — known for Apartheid must Gish & Angie Bird & Magic years as sex and celebrity gab Muck & Kim the AXO Maude & ? lines — are moving upscale. still continue! Gab lines still make up about 70 percent of the 900-line in- dustry, according to IdealDial, a Denver-based telephone consult- 425 Court Street Apartments ing service. But 900 lines also are used in sophisticated mar- keting campaigns and informa- Currently Pi Beta Phi House tion and entertainment services. Last year, consumers spent about $350 million on national Leasing for Fall 1990 900 numbers and local 976 num- bers. IdealDial predicts that by 2 Bedroofn, 2 Bath, Furnished Apartments. 1992, revenues will be more than 1 S billion, with most of it coming CLOSE TO CAMPUS! am consumer information services, fund- raising opera- S700 + Gas ana Electric tions and product ordering. Examples: DSweepstakes: Cable channel 224 E woosterGreenbriaT, Inc. 352-0717 VH-1 logged more than 1.5 mil- lion calls last year when it ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex THETA CHI The Brothers of Theta Chi congratulate their

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JON GISSLEN JEFF MIKI ERIK TOLLERUP MICHAEL HART ERIC MILLER MARC WATCKE BILL KOETTING BRYAN SCHIRA NORMAN WEBER CHRIS WESTOVER ROB WOLFF MCI ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex Let us show your THE BG NEWS r February 16,1*»0 Sports B G hosts fifth-place Chippewas Larranaga hopes 'Falcons playing for title; Central Mich, for last home tournament spot team overcomes I by Matt Schroder always, every game at this in the recent years. points in her last two games ver- stage of the season is of major In the '85-86 season, the Chip- sus CMU. her career high. ! assistant sports editor importance." pewas defeated BG in the first Central head coach Donita The bunched-up standings tell round of the MAC Tournament Davenport holds Thompson in Central Mich, jinx The Ohio University Bobcats the whole story. by three points — but that was high esteem. WHAT: Men's basketball. . had Fran Voll and the Falcons Miami continues to sit atop the just the beginning. "I knew Tecca was just wait- WHO: Central Michigan at Bowling Green. strapped in a straight jacket and Mid-American Conference with The following year, the two ing in the wings," she said. WHERE: 3 p.m. at Anderson Arena. locked in an airtight chest a 10-1 record and Toledo is right teams met in the conference "This is the first year that her RECORDS: Bowling Green is 15-8 overall and tied for fourth Wednesday night at Athens. on its heels at 9-2. tournament championship and role is really being a scorer. She 6lace in the Mid-American Conference at 6-6. Central Michigan B u t BG The Falcons are perched in the Falcons avenged the earlier has as much talent as anybody 110-13,5-7 (tied for seventh). : pulled off an third with a 9-3 mark. Overall, loss by nipping CMU 63-62. Fran's had in his program.' LAST TIME: On Jan. 20, the host Chippe- escape to win BG stands at 1WJ, including a 9-1 In (he '87-88 tourney, the two While the Falcons are still en- was defeated the Falcons 72-58. BG was a ballgame mark at home. The only loss at teams met again — this time in tertaining thoughts of a confer- within 54-53 with 6:12 to play, but Central that would home was at the hands of MU, round one. The result was ence crown, the Chippewas, cur- pulled away from there behind the three- .have made 7(W6. somewhat different, though, as rently a half game out of fourth point shooting of Jeff Majerle and David Car- ; Harry Houdini Bowling Green's opponent BGwon9M0. place, are just looking to place ter, who each had a game-high 18 points. proud. Saturday is a Chippewa team Central was defeated last in the top four. Center Ed Colbert led BG with a career-high : After such a coming off a 78-59 thrashing at season in the tournament and 16 points. thrilling come- home against the Rockets. Giv- the rivalry was not renewed for "We're trying to finish fourth SERIES: BG trails in the all-time series from-behind Voll en the balance in the MAC this a fourth straight time. so we can host a first round 19-17. The Chippewas have won the last eight . victory, Fal- season, Voll was surprised at the "This game has been a good tournament game," Davenport meetings and the previous four contests at Larranaga con fans must be wondering difference in the score. rivalry over the years," voll said. "So I don't believe it's go- Anderson Arena. what Voll's team can do for an "They (Central) have some said. It's always been a great ing to be a case of BG being COACHES: Fourth-year head coach Jim Larranaga leads encore. BG hosts Central Michi- talented young kids and they got match-up when these two teams more hungry than us." the Falcons, while Charlie Coles, in his fifth year, coaches the gan Saturday at Anderson beat pretty good. Toledo has a have gotten together." Chips. Larranaga is 0-7 against Central since coming to BG in Arena. Tip-off is at 12:45 p.m. good team but it's still hard to The Falcons have won 10 of understand," the BG coach said. One player the Chippewas will their last 11 games including the TOUGH LUCK TEAMS: Last week, Central lost a pair of "As far as encores go, this is a have their eye on all "game will last six in a row. They've also close contests — at Western Michigan 78-77 in overtime and at new game again and the Ohio The BG-CMU game has de- be forward Tecca Thompson. won the last five stafght over home to Ohio 60-57. The Falcons dropped a 45-44 decision to game is history," Voll said. "As veloped into a interstate rivalry The BG senior has scored 21 Central at Anderson Arena. Ball State and lost 93-91 in overtime at Miami. ON WEDNESDAY: Two days ago, BG beat Ohio and Dave Jamerson 75-60. Jamerson, the nation's second-leading scorer, Most tax refunds was held to 13 points because of tough defense played by Billy come on time ... Johnson, Derek Kizer and Tom Hall. Joe Moore led BG with 21 . . . But if it's been 10 weeks points, while Johnson had 18, Clinton Venable 14 and Hall 11. since you tiled your tax return Central, meanwhile, defeated Toledo 60-45 in Mount Pleasant, and you still haven't received Mich. Sander Scott scored 17 points and Dennis Kann had 15. your refund check, find out PROBABLE STARTERS: BG — guards Venable (17.8 points about it. Call the special phone per game) and Johnson (11.2), forwards Moore (11.2) and number in your tax forms Steve Watson (11.9) and center Colbert (7.0). Central — guards package and the IRS Automated Carter (9.1) and Scott (11.1), forwards Majerle (13.9) and Ter- Refund Service can check the rance Colbert (7.3) and center Kann (7.4). status of your return TOP SUBS: BG - guards Kirk Whiteman (6.4) and Kizer 01 (2.3) and forward Hall (8.6). BG briefs The men's tennis team (1-4) will look for their second conse- cutive win when they host to- day's match against Youngs- town State at the Findlay Rac- quet Club. BG Coach Gene Orlando is ex- pecting tough matches even though the team has been play- WE'LL HELP YOU EARN ing tougher teams. $25,200 FOR COLLEGE, "Both are good teams and we are evenly matched, this will let Now the Army can help you earn more than eyer us see what we are made of," before for college, if you qualify... up to $25,200 with the Orlando said. Montgomery GI Bill Plus the Army College Fund. This could be the perfect opportunity to earn the D D D The men's and women's track money you need for college and develop the qualities that and field will participate in two will help you succeed once you get there. For more infor- indoor meets this weekend. To- mation, call your local Army Recruiter. day, they will travel North to Ypsilanti, Mi. to compete against Mid-American Confer- ence foe Eastern Michigan. Sat- 352-7541 urday, they'll be in Cleveland for the K of C Championship. D D D ARMY. The women's basketball team will take a break from it's MAC schedule to play Youngstown BE ALL YOU CAN BE State. Tip-off at Anderson Arena is 1:30 p.m. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Prji Mu Winter ¥ orn? al February 16, 1990

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CCHA.MAC STANDINGS leers battle defenseless Flames CCHA TEAM (overall) W PTS WHO: Bowling Green Falcons vs. Uni- winning Friday, 4-1, and losing Saturday, gular-season home game for Fa 1. Michigan State (28-4-2) 24 SO versity of Illinois-Chicago Flames. 5-4 in overtime. Saturday's loss, with seniors. 2. Lake Superior (2W-3) 21 44 WHERE: Both games will be played at senior Paul Connell in goal, marked only Special Teams: The Falcons boast the ] 3. Bowling Green (20-12-2) 18 38 the BG Ice Arena (5,000). the fourth BG loss to UIC in 37 games. The CCHA's most successful power play in 4. Michigan (19-10-5) 14 32 WHEN: Tonight and Saturday, 7:30. 5. WesternSUte(13-l&-2) 11 24 Falcons outshot the Flames in both league play (55-169 .325), but struggle 6. Ohio State (9-20-5) 9 22 RADIO: Both games in the series will be contests. when their opponents have the man advan- 7. Ferris State (9-1M) 5 16 carried live on WBGU (88.1 FM, Todd THE FALCONS: tage, allowing 50 goals in 155 power plays 8. Miami (10-20-4) 6 IS Goldberg and Joel Yashinsky) and WFOB Offense: Though not blazing the twine, (.677), eighth in the conference. 9. Illinois-Chicago (10-23-11 7 IS (1430 AM, Jeff Ingalls and Bartt Davis). BG's offense has produced enough to keep THE FLAMES: TODAY AND SATURDAY RECORDS: Bowling Green enters the it on the winning trail. The Falcons aver- Offense: The UIC attack averages only series 1 lth in the NCAA poll with a 20-12-2 age 4.85 goal a game, led by leading goal 3.6 goals a game, next to last in the CCHA, Illinois-Chicago at Bowling Green overall record and a 18-10-2 mark in the scorer Matt Ruchty (25 goals, 18 assists for but junior center Darryl Noren (28-34-62) Lake Superior at Western Michigan Central Collegiate Hockey Association. 43 points). Senior Nelson Emerson has tried to defy the fact all season. The Ferris State at Air Force BG's 38 CCHA points place it third, six (21-43-64), the only CCHA player in history deadly Noren leads the CCHA with five hat TODAY points ahead of Michigan. The Falcons, to score 60 or more points in each of four tricks and is coming off a four-assist who have clinched first round home-ice for seasons, is fourth in overall scoring in the weekend. Sophomores Rick Judson Michigan at Michigan State the CCHA playoffs, need only two points to conference. Brett Harkins (10-34-44), (18-19-37) and Dominic Dunlap (18-17-35) Miami at OhioJhio State clinch third, three points to secure it ou- Peter Holmes (13-23-36), Marc Potvin are the only Flames beside Noren to have SATURDAY tright. (16-15-31). Dan Bvlsma (12-14-26) and Joe 30 points or more. Michigan State at Michigan UIC, though tied with Miami for the Quinn (8-17-25) bolster the front-line corps. Defense: UIC allows 5.67 goals a game, league basement, is still in the CCHA Defense: The Falcons have allowed lust worst in the conference. TUESDAY playoff hunt with a 10-23-1 overall record, under four goals a game in their last five Goaltending: Senior Dave DePinto (8-17, Ohio State at Miami 6-20-1 in league play for 15 points. The contests, with a 4.53 mark for the season. 5.70) has seen the bulk of UIC's netminding Flames are only a point away from Ferris Junior Rob Blake leads CCHA defensemen action this season. DePinto made 68 saves MAC MEN'S BASKETBALL State and seventh place. BG is 16-5-2 since in scoring (18-26-44). while Kevin Dahl as the Flames beat and tied Western Mich- mid-November, while UIC is 5-2-1 in its (6-18-24) gives additional offensive igan last weekend. TEAM (overall) last eight. strength from the blue line. 1. Ball State (17-5) BG is 31-4-2 against the Flames, but only Goaltending: Freshman Angelo Lib- Special Teams: In overall play, UIC has 2. KentState(lM) 6-4 in the last 10 meetings. The Falcons ertucci is 4-0-1 in the last five games and is the sixth-best power play in tne conference Miami (10-11) 13-6-1 overall. His goals against average of 4. Bowling Green (15-8) hold a 19-1 advantage in games held in the (35-131, .267) while its penalty killing is Eastern Michigan (15-10) BG Ice Arena. 4.07 puts him fifth amomg CCHA netmin- seventh (59-186, .683 kill percentage) 6. Central Michigan (10-13) LAST TIME: The two teams split in the ders. Senior Paul Connell (6-5-1, 5.40) Ohio (12-111 Windy City earlier this season, with BG could start Saturday, which is the last re- Compiled by Mike Drabenstott 8. Toledo (9-13) 9. Western Michigan (8-14)

SATURDAY'S GAMES Ticket sales changed Central Michigan at Bowling Green =CHARLESTOWNF Ball State at Toledo APARTMENTS Miami at Kent State for game against UT Ohio University at Eastern Michigan Western Michigan at Youngstown State Because of the anticipated be available Tuesday at 9 a.m. heavy demand for student tick- Any unclaimed general ad- MID AM MANOR MAC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ets to the Bowling Green-Toledo mission tickets on game day will basketball games, Wednesday be available on a first-come, TEAM (overall) W at Anderson Arena, the Univer- first-served basis to University Choose from choice apartments within 1. Miami (17-4) 10 sity Athletic Department will students and the general public, walking disance to campus Summer 2. Toledo (18-4) implement a special pre-game beginning at 9 a.m. at the ticket 3. Bowling Green (M-f) student ticket pick-up plan. office. 1990 and 1990-91 school year. 4. Ball State (13-8) 5. Central Michigan (13-10) University students are ad- Even with a ticket, University - 6. Eastern Michigan (7-16) vised that they may pick up a students still must present their Western Michigan (8-13) general admission ticket by pre- student ID for admission to the 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or 8. Ohio University (8-13) senting their student ID card at BG-Toledo games, which begin 9. Kent State (3-19) the Memorial Hall Ticket Office at 5:45 p.m. for the women and 8 unfurnished, gas heat & water included, Monday and Tuesday. p.m. for the men. air conditioning Half of the student tickets will For further information, con- SATURDAY'S GAMES be available for pick-up on Mon- tact the Memorial Hall Ticket day at 9 a.m. The other half will Office. Ball State at Toledo Resident Manager, Central Michigan at Bowling Green 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. Miami at Kent State Ohio University at Eastern Michigan 352-4380 Chicago State at Western Michigan (Htfe S<£ NEUIB: Dour source for campus neuia

IMIillllllMilllllli Assistant named GAMMA PHI BETA GAMMA PHI BETA GAMMA PHI BETA GAMMA PHI BETA Max Lowe, a former assistant Tune to Falcon Basketball on 88.1 FM coach for Ohio University the past five years, has been named WBGU. Saturday the Falcons play Lisa + John Pita + Jon Mega Moo + Pistol Pete sick + Slap Shop assistant football coach for the Bowling Green football team. Central Michigan Lowe, who replaces Bob Wo- Sours + "Some Man' Loura + Crag Karun + Bit Condi + John lfe, will be assigned to direct the offensive centers and guards. Jonel + Chuck LmoO + Chdd BarDe, Fran + Anne Cave Man + PeDDies Before his stint at Ohio, Lowe had been an assistant coach for Amy + Don Nicole + Tim Lori + Tim Kari + Brian the University of Maine for two vs. CMU years, where he coached the de- Christie + Wild Thing Nancy + Tim Amy + Jerry Earth + Moon Puppy fensive line. Before that, he coa- CD ched the offensive line at the U- niversity of North Carolina for Lisa + Ed Michelle + Boooy Laura + Boomer Dawn + Brian three years. Lowe is a 1976 graduate of i in a Mac game. Game starts at 3 p.m. Shern + Steve Lisa + Kevy K Del Jam Bridgewater College in Va., on 88.1 FM WBGU where he was a three-year let- LiDOey + Mapr Amy + Dave (Stud) terman at offensive tackle. He is GAMMA a native of Front Royal, Va. Amy + Bill PHI Lisa + Kevin Amanaa + Anyone's Guess Application for BETA Kristin + Tom Hollis A. Moore Memorial Lisa + Should De Dave Joanne + Aaron Scholarship PRESENTS Prev + Vapor Lyric + Don Deadline: Friday, March 2, 1990 THE The Hollis A. Moore Memorial Scholarship was established to recognize students who FreOdie + Fnends Kelly + Jeff contribute to Bowling Green State University through participation and leadership in FIFTH Amy + Dan Tippett Jeni + Tony University Community activities. The award will be in the amount of $500. ANNUAL The recipient must be a rising Junior or Senior, maintain a 3.0 G.P.A., demonstrate A Beer + J.D Amy + Steve active participation in University organizations and be available for a personal interview with the selection committee. Tracey + ". psych" Ellen + Matt The application must be submitted to the Office of the Vice President for University Per>fect>ly Leona + Jerry Dec* + Mark Relations, Mileti Alumni Center by 4:00 p.m., Friday, March 2, 1990. Applications are available in the University Relations Office, Mileti Alumni Center. Bonnie + I'm not telling Plaid 90! Susan + jay PhonaO + Brad Chns + Doug mz laid a fadI K + vaiene P " DeuceDesign '90c Spring Break Get Away Eileen + Jeff Niesy Sue -n- Lommie Sue from /7VAj\ Alayne + Steve Laka - n-Luka Bonnie + Steve The Simpsons Cathv + Her Sec'6' Admirer Ann + Johnathon i Round trip airfair from Detroit to Tampa $169 Susanne + Bron a.m. departure, Sun. March 18th a.m. return, Sun. March 25th Giaget + Chucke ** + Scot1 s,acev + ToDv Missy + Howie

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Wooster Kori + Bill Lisd + Holster Honk Wendy + Chris Amy + Tim TA/0083 352-5276 GAMMA PHI BETA GAMMA PHI BETA GAMMA PHI BETA GAMMA PHI BETA ■ 1 THE BG NEWS K> February 16,1NO BG hopes to equal Douglas spars with Letterman three major governing bodies after his Douglas' victory, saying Douglas should opponents in W.Va. by John Nelson Associated Press writer lOth-rouna knockout of Mike Tyson. have been counted out after an eighth-round Hie Bowling Green women's gymnastics team will travel to Mor- And he began it with the lead spot on "Late knockdown by Tyson. gantown, W. Va., Saturday, to compete in quadrangular meet at 7:30 Night with David Letterman." The International Boxing Federation rec- p.m. against Rhode Island, Iowa and host West Virginia. NEW YORK — Buster Douglas, the new Thank you very much," Letterman said, ognized Douglas immediately. The other two The Falcons, winners of their last three meets, will encounter heavyweight boxing champion of the world, acknowledging the opening applause. "I'm groups waffled. On Monday, the World Box- their toughest competition of the season and hope to gain valuable sat across the desk from David Letterman, your host, David 'Buster' Letterman." ing Council fell in line, and it wasn't until experience and come out of the meet with a moral victory. defending lightweight champion of late- "Is it official?" Letterman asked before Tuesday that the World Boxing Association This gives us a chance to get away from home and have a relaxed night television. Douglas walked onto the stage. "Yes? He's extended recognition to Douglas. weekend," head coach Charles Simpson said. "I'm interested to see Douglas was a little like Rocky, Letter- the new heavyweight champion." how they compare with us. The girls will see real good gymnastics man suggested. The crowd applauded. Douglas walked onto the Late Night stage "Oh, no," Douglas said. "Don't stick me "The crowd goes crazy any time we have a wearing a gray suit and his IBF champion- Leading BG into action this weekend will be sophomore Mary Beth with Rocky." new heavyweight champion on the show," ship belt. Friel, who has won the all-around competition in three consectutive "It wasn't my idea," Letterman quickly Letterman confided to the camera. meets. Along with Friel, juniors Kim Crawford, Nikki Condon and protested. "It was the producer's idea. That It was an introduction of sorts for Douglas, "Not everybody can wear a nicely tailored Kirstin Scott will play important roles. skinny little guy over there. He can't even never before on network television, not even gray suit and belt like that," Letterman Scott said the team has a good chance of coming of being in the top make a fist." to fight, let alone exchange puns with a cele- said. two spots, however a long road trip on the same day of the meet win Douglas began life as the heavyweight brity. not be an easy obstacle to overcome for the gymnasts. champion on Wednesday, just one day after His own celebrity status was a little late in "I wore this one because the IBF recog- "The team has a postive attitude going into this meet. Everyone is being recognized by the last of boxing's coming. Promoter Don King protested nized me first,'' Douglas said. pretty confident after our last two victories," she said, "we still need to get our scores a little higher if we're going to do well — it's going to be tough traveling almost six hours." Injuries may be another problem for BG on Saturday, having two OSU beats Badgers Kansas axes games of its top gymnasts on the doubtful list. Junior Meg Griffin and soph- omore Julie Zickes are both suffering from injuries. MADISON Wis. (AP) - who finished the game with "The fact that both Meg and Julie are both bothered by injuries, Jimmy Jackson scored 26 1,765 career points, moved may be a factor, but hopefully we can pull through this as a team,'1 points and Ohio State held off ahead of Claude Gregory, against Notre Dame Simpson said. a second-half Wisconsin rally who scored 1,745 points from Sophomores Kathy Altonen and Kathy Bottini and freshmen Robin to defeat the Badgers 68-58 in 1977-81. by Doug Tuckar Wall, Lisa Bondelier and Stacy Trent will be the ones to pick up the a Big Ten game Thursday The Buckeyes dominated in Associated Press writer slack for the Falcons this weekend. Captain Lori Pinegar and fellow night. the first half, but led only junior Kim Eddings will also provide support. Wisconsin forward Danny 26-20 at ha If time. They then Jones became the school's took control early in the sec- KANSAS CITY, Mo. (API — Angry over Notre Dame's with- Scoring 180.45 in their last meet against Illinois State, the Falcons career scoring leader when ond half. drawal from a football television package, Kansas canceled a two- are looking to up their scores and begin to eliminate some small er- he hit the first basket of the Ohio State, which led 35-26 game basketball series with the Irish on Thursday. rors. Si on Mid if they consistently perform their routines, be- game. He finished with 21 with 15:31 remaining, outs- Although Kansas athletic director Bob Frederick said the Jay- ginning ith this weekend, they can benefit from the trip. points to lead the Badgers, cored the Badgers la-5 over hawks "are not trying to get anything started," at least one other who fell to 3-10 in the confer- the next 3:31 to open a 50-31 member of the College Football Association said it might consider ence and 12-13 for the season. advantage with 9:46 remain- similar action. NORTHWEST OHIO S LARGEST Jamaal Brown added 13 ing in the game. "I applaud Kansas for making a gutty move," Houston athletic di- points for Ohio State, which Wisconsin never got closer rector Rudy Davalos said. "I think it won't happen, but if there was improved to 6-6 in the Big Ten than nine points the rest of the a movement to do that within the CFA, we would certainly listen to TOYOTA DEALER and is 11-11 overall. way. it." Jones tipped in a Tompkins' The Buckeyes twice opened Notre Dame's decision to remove its home games from the five- miss on Wisconsin's first nine-point leads in the first year deal with ABC and ESPN cost the 64-school CFA about $50 mil- SPECIAL PRICES FOR B.G. offensive possession to give half, but weren't able to pull lion. But Irish athletic director Dick Rosenthal said he doesn't ex- the Badgers a 2-0 lead. Jones, away. pect a major backlash. STUDENTS AND FACULTY "We have no reason to believe anybody is interested in disasso- ciating competitive sports with Notre Dame," Rosenthal said. "We NEW CARS/ TRUCKS - USED CARS - LEASING haven't heard from a soul." Notre Dame, an independent without conference scheduling or STUDENT TRAINING GROUP RATES AVAILABLE loyalty to fall back on, might be greatly inconvenienced if many WRITE OR CALL COLLECT FOR FREE BROCHURE schools follow Kansas' lead. The canceled basketball games were scheduled for 1992 at Kansas and 1993 at Notre Dame. "We regret Kansas' decision to request to be relieved from the two e Ballas Toyota basketball games," Rosenthal said. "We disagree with the motive 1377 CONANT STREET MAUMEE 893-5000 SKYDIVING that prompted the request, but have no problem grantllion football ■ ■ Jusl 1 M»« South 01 Souttiwych. Whan, Reynolds Turn* Into Conanl. CLEVELAND 15199 Grove Rd. contract. SALES: Mon 1 Thurs til 9PM • TIMS, Wed, Fn. Sat til 6PM PARACHUTE 216-548-4511 Garrettsville, Ohio Everyone thought the deal, which Notre Dame faculty representa- SERVICE: Mon thru Frt 7AM-6PM • Saturday 7:30AM-5PM tive William Beauchamp helped negotiate, included the Irish, col- CENTER 44231 lege football's top television draw. But two weeks later, Notre Dame announced a separate five-year, $30 million deal with NBC for its homes games. After much scrambling, the CFA renegotiated with ABC and ♦ MORTAR BOARD SALUTES ESPN for about $50 million less. That means a minimum loss of $150,000 each for the other CFA schools, Frederick said. THESE CAMPUS LEADERS "There is lost revenue but there is also extreme disappointment that Notre Dame would do what it did," Frederick said. "It could have especially bad consequences for schools that are not in major Dr. Paul J. Olscamp Dean Clyde Willis metroputan areas with lots of television sets." Dr. Eloise Clark Dean Robert Thayer Dr. Mary Edmonds Dean Jerry Strelchler Dr. Phil Mason Dr. Rich Hebeln, Faculty Advisor Dean Rush Miller Dr. Robert Martin Denlse Ottlnger, National Director ot Programming Dean Louis Katzner Christopher Dalton Shell I Herman, Graduate Advisor Dean Ramona Cormier ATTENTION STUDENTS ... PLEASE READ Dean Andrew Kerek All Faculty and Staff who are Mortar Board Alumni Fayetta M. Paulsen THE FOLLOWING POLICY WILL BE IN EFFECT FOR Dean Robert Patton Toledo Easter Seals/Andrea Spltzer Gregg DeCrane Dean Roger Bennett Mayor Edwin Miller Mary Ellen Werner THE BG/UT BASKETBALL GAME. STUDENTS WISHING Dr. Mlcheal Marsden, Chairman-University Image Task Force Cynthia Bowen TO ATTEND ARE ADVISED TO PICKUP A GENERAL Jennie Mabee - President ADMISSION TICKET ON EITHER MON. 2/19 OR TUES. Tony Collettl - Vice President/ Mortar Board Week Co-Chairperson Dean Cowger - Treasurer 2/20 BY PRESENTING THEIR STUDENT I.D. AT THE Cello Castellano - Secretary Cynthia Kuenzli Linda Boyer MEMORIAL HALL TICKET OFFICE. ANY UNCLAIMED Kathleen McKinley Mary Beck - Fundralsing Chairperson Steve Burns TICKETS AS OF GAME DAY WILL BE AVAILABLE ON A Colleen McGinty - Selections Chairperson Sarah Clark Michelle Mugnano Karen Radllnskl - Publicity Chairperson FIRST-COME. FIRST-SERVED BASIS TO BGSU Susan Sanford Stacey Clark STUDENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC BEGINING AT Elizabeth Spreltzer Michelle Yee - Mortar Board Week Co-Chairperson Richard Cole Joanna Sweebe Brad Frederick 9:00 A.M. STUDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PRESENT Stephanie Wellman Julie Harls A TICKET AND STUDENT ID. FOR ADMISSION. Joel Yeastlng Patricia Jacoby Jeffrey Yost Jennifer Joynt Mary Louise Zurbuch Kate Jurgens BOWLING GREEN V. TOLEDO THE BG NEWS

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The next Student Council lor Exceptional Chi- -ALPHA SK) MA PW For the ttwd year in a row' PlaM meat be h*dl dren meeting wa be held Sunday. Fab 18 8PM Winter Weddmg Love. TUTORING- Basic Math thru Calculus. Cham- In 400 Ed BuMng Our speaker la Ruth Waaon In Windsor AJceHonon Congratulalxxia' Wry. and Phyalca Oak Hurst Learning Center ; on Early Intervention ao bring a Mend and Join ' a 40 Year TradKMn Continue*... CHRIS SCKIL LI AND EPJC HANELY Cal 874-3349 DAYTONA BEACH OR BUST thelunl Gentlemen, the Great White Awaltai on your lecenl engagement We're so happy Alpha Sigma Phi KJ Alpha Sigma Phi for Spring Break '90 Typing 1 36 per papa 3640371 • ALPHA StQMAPHf for you Beat of luck and al our love' Community Open Share I hope you are ready for a greet Ume in Windsor Ful Deal $212 'PI Kappa P" • Gamma Phi Beta- Aim**. Elan. Kathy. Carl Come show stories, poems, thoughts, muaic. 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Mar 10-26 GO JAMMaN' IN JAMAICA You took the stare from the sky Amy and Janet Staying at the Wfvtehal Hotel and put them In my heart So, won't you pleeee KICKSTART MY HEART! -Saturday* Al rms oceenfront view, pool deck parties MARCH1S-2STH Gat excited tor Saturday - It wa be Sweet' -# You are Invited to attend a Valentine's $232 lor trans I hotel Every Friday at noon. ALL GRADUATE STU- Sign up at the UAO office Camping: 1308-Luxury Villa■ 1558 Love. Amy DENTS aoup and aandwlch lunch, donation. DaySeml-Formal al DRY DOCK m Harahman Quad Oraaa to ka and bring that special DAYTONA -UAO- DAYTONA -UAQ- Special Rates tor Groupa (4 or mora) UCF Center comer ol Thurahn and Ridge. Thai GAMMA PHI BETA OISCOU NTS/DISCOUNTS/DISCOUNTS Friday Greg Johnson. 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March 6 Delta Zete ' Delta Zata • Delta Zeta live aumen and gay votunlaets wa imp provide 10:30-4 pm BE THEREI "BIFF"aka: Karats Kid To the Dock of the Bey anewera and options. ' Saturday' Jen Get psyched for Salurday night' Our Delta Zeta You are Invited to attend a Valentine's Day Se- Get a Clue Guya'" date party. "Sign your name across my heart." GRADUATE STUDENTS mi-Formal at DRY DOCK in Harahman Quad GAMMA PHI CHRISTY GAMMA PHI Brian. Greg. Rob. Steve. l Gamma Phi Beta Dales Oraaa to ka and and bring that special someone wa be a blast.—So. put s smee on your lace YET ANOTHER FORMAL AND Ryan, Bob, Tom, Brian. SHANKJJN AWARD FOR RESEARCH EXCEL- ATTENTION to Dry Dockior meet that special someone and get prepared lor the time ol your We' YET ANOTHER YEAR WITH YOU Chris and Mark- * Dalta Zeta ' Karen ' Delta Zees LENCE To all the men that are invited to Pis id '90 there) for a romantic evening ol dancing To be HOW SWEET THE TWO GO TOGETHER Your Alpha Chi dates are PS. Happy Valentine'! Day! II Submit papers by March 2 to 300 McFal Qet ready to experience) the held from 9PM until 1AM No cover or ID SO LET THE ADVENTURE CONTHUE peyched for Saturday" nlghl ol your III. Center. Awards lor Science & Math, Art] a Hu- needed Please no leans, sweats, or shorts ALPHA SIG IAN ALPHA SIG HAPPY POST VALENTINES manmea; Behavioral Sciences $800 lor first & Don't Mtaa II' 00 SILLY! $300 lor second place ■cacao (Who are the** people?i) -SCOTT- GAMMA PHI BETA OETBUSYI Can 372-2426 lor information You always Stand By Me " and tonight is a per- Find out Saturday GAMMA PHI BETA Jour 300 applications lor Summer 1990 ac- iod example Thanka! TO ALL THE GAMMA PHI'S... GO SILLY! (SIC SIC Sentora) cepted 2/12190 through in 3/90 In Journal- I LOVE YOU - Tamrnl ILOVE YOU ALL, The Tradition Continues. PLAID U-M-A-S-K-E-0 YOU GUYS ARE THE BESTI OETBUSYI Ism office, 119 West Hall. 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TUNE IN EVERY SUNDAY AT 8PM ON BOARD: 88 1FMWBGU -GAMMA PHI BETA" NATIONAL MORTAR BOARD WEEK SPORT SCENE Thanks lor the great dinner exchange It was a FEBRUARY 11-17,1990 lot of turn CHI OMEGA CHI OMEGA CHI OMEGA CHI OMEGA CHI OMEGA • ALPHA SIGMA PHI ' ADOPTION: Reminder ■- meeting Monday Feb. 19m • JEFFREY ALEXANDER * You've choeen the gift ol He for your baby. 7:30pm 111 South Hal FmaaV. I am taking my love 10 a CN-Omega Dale Pleeee give ua the gift of loving a caring for your See You There" Party, and I don't even have to be pregnant' I baby We've waned years to complete our fami- understand that you writ want everyone to know ly. The nursery at ready and a big slater ta wait- what a great bowler you are - but please not ing Medical and legal pax) Cal coiect 1 ask for "INDIAN COFFEE HOURS," 11 your bowing shirt I love you w* all my heart Lynn or Harold 419-822-9288. Place. 4th it int i Lounge. 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Ten- Heeo Tani Wa Love You" Fechele. TTF Forever. Mindy ' nis, Swim, (W.S I. prelened), Wlndsurtlng. Ski. 874 4400 If you want to know who took the Wne I need to get my T v Sal. Baaketbal. Voaaybal. Baseball. Softball. Get away for Spring Break 2 airfcne tickets from Brands and Andrea wrote this rhyme Phi Mu PM Phi Mu PIKa back. Soccer, Gymnastics. Aerobics. 1 Toledo to Tampa leaving March 16 reluming Lambda CM * Gamma Phi TVn- p.a From 89 to 90- My how time flies Nature'Cemping. Cheerleading. Computers. March 22 $180 00 each Cal evenings Matthew Hope you're psyched for formal. I am but I'm Wrsstkng. Goll, Hockey. Serf-Defense. Gutter. HAPPY POSSUM OAYII 352 1443 5 months ago I took you to Tahiti stl not sura It I should take you! (Joke!) Wear Bank, Sculpture, Ceramics. Painting. Prmtmak- FEBFtUARY 24TH. 1990 your baby blue tux-you'l look greal'Love - SOLD Leadership Tip of the Week AJ nrte long I wanted to eel you mg Photography. Woodworking. Drama, Piano. 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PERFECTLY PLAIO la here! Don't let ma gat bit - I'm glad you "signed up" to be my date lor Phi DELIVERS ALPHA SIG PHIMU 'ALPHA SIG by any cars! Mu Formal I fuel can't wait IN SEARCH OF AN APARTMENT Save our receipts & receive discounts Love. Ham Bone? I tear' I am In need of one male roommate for sub FOR RENT al Subway Give us s Subway receipt and Miesy PHI PSI B# » Keith PHI PSI Pam lease Monthly rent is up to $180 plus utilities A receive your 2nd movie lor 99 ir« BAD and RAD Phi Mu Slg Ep Phi Mu expenses. Potential roommate must be reepon- Good thru S-R A FAD that must be HAD etjes: should have no problems keeping up HeyK.lt- ot course its PERFECTLY PLAID! w/monthly rent payments Cal Greg or leave Al I have to say i« that Sal night wii be one that LATE NITE VIDEO DELIVERS DEFINATELY Oat exerted • Sig Ep Phi Mu Sig Ep Phi Mo Sig Ep message at 353-7981 You can also get in Visage Green Apartments you wfi want to remember1 Enough said? 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We're behind you 100% Much Love - 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ONE HALF jac and Chris (Troubsfr- tlU you drlve/»279 we drive roommates lor 2 bedroom apartment on 4th Love Your Gamma Phi Sisters Julia Last Chance.Cell Michelle 353-7MB street Rant $146-198 for the entire summer BLOCK TO CAMPUS. SUMMER OR FALL Gel psyched lor Forma)" CALL TOM 352-4173 DAYS OR 352-1100 EVE depending on # ol roommates' Cal Chen We < be sippln' on the dock ol the bay ftWKENDS. WetcrwV the cars put awsy NASSAUrPARADISE ISLAND. CANCUN, MEX- PI Beta Phi - PI Beta Phi Thank you Kim and Regfne lor helping me with 353-8855 1 (sorry. Day view was booked ) ICO APARTMENT 1 UAA Tuesday! I couldn't have done it without Wanted 1 -2 people to sublease one bedroom 4 Sublessors needed for summer Furnished. This past year hss been great! 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The show celebrates the tertainment and lets the stars shine Smith said the University's planetar- offers a variety of shows this semes- planets and takes the viewers on an bright at the University. ium, which provides good and original ter as Starfest '90 continues its imaginary journey through the solar The planetarium, which opened in shows, is one of the best equipped in course. system, he said. 1984, provides shows which "teach the state. This semester, the planetarium is "There are so many beautiful people something through the multi- "Of course, we have a smaller mar- reprising all of its past programs to images created by the artists in this media, so people get entertainment as ket than Toledo but there are few celebrate its six years, planetarium show," Smith said. well as education," said Dale Smith, places the size of BG with the same director Dale Smith said. "It's About Time" runs from planetarium director. quality," Smith said. "We only have the time and March 25 through April 13 and ex- The planetarium cost about 10 per- One of the unique qualities of the budget to produce one new show a plains the development of our cent of the $7.2 million used to build room is the star projector but because year which is usually done in the clocks and calenders. Smith said. the Physical Science building where the the room is round it can be used for spring semester. However, this year "Time keeping is based on as- planetarium is located, said Smith. other purposes. Smith said. we produced our new Christmas tronomy, and the days of the week One major piece of equipment in the "First, it's the star theater which is show," Smith said. are named for the planets. This pro- planetarium is the star projector. The used in the shows. Then, it's a multi- The planetarium is reprising its gram illustrates the origins and his- star projector can recreate the night media theater which utilizes the sound earlier shows to allow those who tory of our timekeeping," Smith sky for anytime of the year to illustrate system. And third, it can be used for missed them the first time to see said. the constellations and planet positions, live and performing art shows," Smith them, or for some to see their There is also "Journey to Earth" Smith said. said. favorite production again. Smith which will run from April IS The star projector was purchased in The planetarium has been used for said. through May 4. Smith said this pro- 1983 for $180,000. The projector is Reader's Theatre, faculty brass quartet Smith said topics are chosen that gram illustrates where we are in worth approximately $400,000 today. concerts, and a hand-bell choir concert relate to everyday life and have space and how the earth is connect- Smith said. that was performed three years ago. broad appeal. He added they try to ed to the universe. According to Smith, the projector is Smith said. pick a topic of interest or current "The planetarium is here for ev- run manually from a console, usually The planetarium offers a variety of happenings, such as the show on erybody. We usually get a pretty by one of his students. The room is shows every year, both departmentally Halley's Comet which was original- good mix of college students and also equipped with 32 slide projectors produced and purchased productions. ly run in Ihe fall of 1985. general audiences," Smith said. which show images on the dome of the The shows produced at the University Smith said the world around us is Smith said once people attend a planetarium providing illustrations for are done by Smith and staff members. not as difficult and boring as people show there is a good chance they many of the shows. The shows are open to everyone and a may think, and tries to convey this will return. He added it is getting "The slide projectors are previously dollar donation is requested, Smith message in the shows. there the first time that is hard. automated with the record soundtrack. said. UniGraohics What is it? 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Fri at 7:15-9:15- 11:15 FEBRUARY 16th. 1990 Sat - Sun - Mon at THE TRADITION CONTINUES... 2:15- 4:15- 7:15 -9 15 it "■II Mil INI I II lll.IIH.il Friday Magazine/February 16,1990 una 5 Poet's talk spurs reflections on the male identity in today's society The Friday music quiz by Pave Basfclnd by Chuck Travis Judeo-Christian tradition. To the an- Howdy. Welcome to the first edition of "Dr. Dave's Incredible College cient Greek gods. To the rituals of of Musical Knowledge." Each week I'll be attempting to span the entire Old man look at my life, I'm a lot Native American indians. To the spir- spectrum of Top 40 hits from 1980 till the present. Every week, a prize »ill be awarded to the winner, based on points. Ties will be broken by random like you were... -Neil Young. itual and mystical realms. He feels drawing. Not a bad deal, eh? The poet Robert Bly spoke recently modern men have been disconnected Please wbmrt all answers on a sheet of paper with your name, phone number, address, and answers to Friday Musk Contest," do 214 West Hall, Howling on the topic of the male identity in to- from these rituals, which some may Green Ohio, 43403. Submit all entries by 6 p.m. Thursday. Only one winner per day's society. He has talked to many call outdated. He feels strongly that the household per semester, please. Employees of BGSU student publications are not men and he feels that today's modern disappearances of these rituals have eligible. Answers and the winner's name will be in nert week's issue. THIS WEEK'S CONTEST IS A TRIBUTE TO VALENTINE'S DAY AND AF- man has a definite lack of self identity left indelible traces on the psyches that FAIRS OF THE "HEART": and emotional assurance. He believes are riding this world roughshod. Freshman level — One point each. that they feel disconnected from their Bly decries the absence of the "male 1. Who hit ff 1*ith "Listen lo Your Heart lastyrar? dreams, from their relationships with mother" (what he calls the mentor). 2. What Phil Collins ff i-mtf has the word "hearts" in its title? women and maybe most importantly, This figure helped the developing male their fathers. walk the pathway to manhood and fu- Sophomore level — Two points each. fillment. This absence he claims, has 3. Who hit the Top 5 last year with My Heart Cant Tell You Nor caused a generation of men in our 4 Name either hand that had a Top 10 hit called "Heart and Soul." country to carry the bitterness of an Junior level — Three points each. unfufilled growth into manhood. 5. Name either woman who had a hit called "Heartbreaker?" So what is the resolution to this 6. What recent hit starts wrth the words. "I knim you broke up with him and your Commentary dilema? Bly does not claim to be a heart's still on the shctf.'? guru. He is a poetic observer or in the Senior level — Four points each. Bly attributes this disconnection to words of Jim Morrison, an "erotic pol 7. Whose debut single in I9K2 was the Top 5 hit. "Harden my Heart?" the loss of a ritual link that existed in 8. Who had Top 40 hits in the '80s called "Heart to Heart" and "Welcome to ilician." He is concerned with the sub- Hearthslhl? prior societies between generations of structure of society, namely the re- men. He contends we have lost a sense Graduate level - Five points each lationships between people that form 9. What 1984 smash contains the lyncs ".. and I mean it from the bottom of my of wisdom in our world today because that sub-structure. How we as a society heart?" the structure of our civilization has nurture the growth of the individual 10. What Top 20 hit for 1980 has the lyncs "You can say the human heart rs eliminated the ability of a father and onl> make-believe/And 1 am only fiflhtinji fire with fire?" may have further reaching implications ThU week l winner will win a free cassette tape from Finder s Records and son relationship to take precedent. than we realize. He alludes that there Tapes, I2M N. Main SL, downfown fowling Green. This is illustrated most graphically in needs to be a re-emphasis (on all levels the case of our poverty-stricken inner of society,) of the family and the im- cities, Bly said. Single parent house- portance of it's role. holds are the prevalent family struc- One can dismiss this as intangible, as ture. This is due to a number of too simplistic. But as we enter into the reasons, with the resultant, being a new decade, the problems facing our HOWARD'S club H young man who has no male role generation have not been solved with 210 N. MAIN NO COVER model save for his neighborhood peers. the current fleighty definitions of mor- These young men are faced with the ality or philosophy. brutal and desolate reality of the urban Perhaps the ancient wisdom of nur- decay that surrounds them. That is one turing individual growth from genera- reason for the existence of gangs. A tion to generation is on idea whose 'eorgia Fri&Sot protective reaction against the fear that time has come again. f«b 16-17 permeates both the streets that they Chuck Travis is a columnist for The PeachT . hang out on and their self images. Bly News. is a radical with his words and ideas. Trio But radical times call for radical .^^,"~. •,•..;••;;•: leadership. ♦ Mini Pitchers are back every Mon. 6 Wed.* Watching Bly speak is like being Give a hoot. back in ancient Greece and watching a HOURS: Mon. - Sat. Noon 'til 2:30 am spellbound audience draw in draughts Don't pollute. 352-9951 S«nday 2 pat - 2:38 am of wisdom from an oracle. 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"London Lights" is a fine tune, thanks in part to the chorus of "It's not where you go/It's who you go with." But here, as happened all too often on the band's inaugural effort, Ellis' voice drones Music Review on to the point where it threatens to grind your molars to a fine ash. He had over- album [The Sygn). Now the novelty has come this problem on "The Preacher," but begun to wear off and they've got to stand it returns to haunt him on this otherwise on their own two feet. On Times O' The quality cut. Sygn (somewhere Prince's dove is crying) they alternate between standing tall and "Something About Ethiopia" is another slouching like a quaalude addict at a 1974 highlight It's an eminently singable tale of The Sygn from left: Dieler Frank, Dean Austin, Patrick Wasley, Iain F.llis, Mick E. Ste- phens. Badfinger/Nazareth twinbill. world problems as filtered through our TV screens. Rousing horns contrast Stephens' The Sygn's folky jangle sound still pre- mumbled melancholy. "Cut It Out" closes this LP. Sometimes it works to their ad- the charts that "Parents Just Don't Under- dominates things but it's accented more the album, bringing back memories of Dire vantage, such as on the rhythmic workouts stand" did, but it's still a pretty funny tune. with near-metallic mguitar riffs and soaring Straits' "Sultans of Swing" with a tale of "Standing There" and "Fruitman," but at The spoken parts are funnier than the raps hom fills. The presence of a full-time bas- domestic trouble. times the Creatures get swallowed by their here, especially at the close, but the fact sist (Patrick Wasley) and drummer (Dean machines ("Pluto Drive" and "Solar that this probably isn't going to go Top 10 Austin) are also a big plus, giving the band Times O' The Sygn shows a world of im- Choir"), an all-too-common folly of Eng- could imply that suburban teens have tired a solid foundation. This new, harder sound provement. So much so that I feel safe in lish gloom bands. This trait is most evident of these guys quicker than they did with is evident on such tunes as "Gates of Para- assuming that the Sygn's other bad habits on "You!" where a six-year-old passes the Run D-M-C. That's a sad thing to have to dise," "The Preacher," and "When The can be rectified as well. Don't hold the sins time in a K-Mart electronics department by say. Hair Goes." On these tunes, the influence of the past against them. doodling with a cheap Casio. By Frank Esposito of artists such as the Rolling Stones, Alex By Frank Esposito By Frank Esposito Chilton, the Allman Brothers, and Roy Orbison can be heard. The Creatures: "Boomerang" DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince: "I The Creatures are a spinoff band con- Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson" (Single) " '57 Chevy" is definitely the album's sisting of Siouxsie and Budgie of Siouxsie With the recent destruction of the Tyson best example of this musical toughness and the Banshees fame. Boomerangwas mythos, this tune should be making an- enabling the Sygn to churn out the kind of recorded in Cadiz, Spain, and the roman- other run at the charts. The first time rocker that was once miles beyond their tic percussive feel of that country is all over around, it didn't bust the same moves on The Friday film lovers' trivia quiz by Brian Lumley 3. Jonathon Demme directed what 13. What is the name of Kong's cameo in "Lifeboat"? concert film? home in the 1933 "King Kong"? In lieu of the morasse of bad films 21. Joe Dante directed this 1984 hit 4. Archibald Leach is the real full of surprises and a gizmo or two. inhabiting the silver screens, this name of what Hollywood legend? 14. What were directors Sam Peck- week's column is AUDIENCE 5. Roy Scheider played choreogra- inpah and Sergio Leone's last- 22. Giveaway question: What 1986 PARTICIPATORY, the winner of pher Al Gideon in what director's released features before their deaths? this little quiz will get two free passes film saw Tom Cruise flying both jets semi-autobiographical film "All and Kelly McGillis? to the Cla-Zel Theater. So, those That Jazz"? 15. D.W. Griffith's long-time as- brave of heart or bored of my regular 6. Who was the only actor to play sociate/cameraman was what man? 23. What Jimmy Stewart western is column — try to answer as many as James Bond in only one of the series' you can. Each of the answers can be the first to treat Indians with respect entries? 16. Anthony Hopkins was subser- and dignity? found either somewhere in the film 7. What is Bob Falfa's license plate vient to what kind of creature in or with the use of your local friendly number in "American Graffiti"? 1978's "Magic"? library. 24. In what film does Woody Allen 8. Who played Seth Brundle in play homage to "Casablanca"? "The Fly"? 17. Ironically, John Cusack star- 9. Name Charlie Chaplin's first all red as a college freshman in what 25. "Fred Ott's Sneeze" has what sound feature. 198S film and as a high school senior historical significance? 10. What color are T.E. in what 1989 film? Lawrence's eyes in "Lawrence of Tiebreaker: Who played Tarzan, Arabia"? 18. What surrealist artist created the Ape Man in the 1918 film of the 11. "Female Trouble" was direc- the dream sequence for Hitchcock's same name? 1. What Soviet film does Brian De ted by this now-mainstreamed cult "Spellbound"? Palma invariably rip-off in his 1987 director. Name him. "The Untouchables"? 19. What actor has won the Best Two weeks will be alotted for an- 2. What theme song from Hitch- 12. In the past five years, actors Actor Oscar twice in the last fifteen swers. Please return your answers on a cock's "The Man Who Knew Too Christopher Lambert, Mark Har- years? seperate sheet of paper to the BG News Much" was used again in I989's mon, and Andy Garcia have starred 20. Speaking of Hitchcock, where v Editorial Office, 214 West HaU. Include VAT ttmyknimim^Mmmtmamniui' ^■■■■■■■iiiiii». ■■ Friday Magazine/Febnsary 1*. 1W0 Art gallery features one-woman show by Mlndy Davits "Currents accepts resumes and slides all year long, and then we decide There are many kinds of well-known in August who will show for the fol- works throughout the world — the lowing year," Basile said. Mona Lisa, Eiffel Tower, and the Currents is already booked for 1990. Statue of Liberty. "We try and pick artwork that is rel- According to Ro Basilc, owner and evant to this particular area," Basile director of Currents Art Gallery, 126 said. E. Wooster St., "artwork is a form of expression." Basile said many things are looked at and examined when choosing an artist Once an artist creates a work of art, such as professional background and a place in which to display the work is presentation. then needed. "The actual installation of the ar- According to Basile. artists create ar- twork usually takes a day to com- twork so they can show it. Art galleries plete,"she said. can be found throughout the world, displaying and selling the artwork of Currents was established in Bowling many different types of artists. Green five years ago and according to Friday/Regiaa Piancy Basile, the gallery has received good re- Bird ot Pmdist (left), and Day UiUntrifht) are two of artist Breads Bevaa-Balazs's Basile said artists show their artwork sponse from students and the sur- works on display at Currents Art Gallery. in galleries to generate public response rounding community. and get their name established in soci- ety. Enjoy a good living with Currents Art Gallery is currently Here's a tip ... displaying the artwork of Brenda Be- a lax Tip. van-Balazs from Whitehouse, O. Be- Preferred Properties van-Balazs is currently displaying If you have at least one dependent child living with you Rental Office 835 High Street.Phone 352-9378 about 17 pieces of her artwork. This is and your income is less than her first one person art show. $11,000 a year, you may qualify SUMMER LEASING for the Earned Income Credit Currents is displaying both paintings and receive money back from FOX RUN and pastels done by Bevan-Balazs until the IRS. Publication 596 can tell HAVEN HOUSE MANOR Feb. 24. An informal reception will be you how. Call 1-800-424-FORM held for Bevan-Balazs on Feb. 17 from (3676) or the IRS Tax Forms PIEDMONT 7-10p.m. number in your phone book to HOUSES get a copy.9* ___^__ All residents receive a membership to According to Basile, the reception is CHERRYWOOD HEALTH SPA an important function for the artist Office hours - Monday Ihru Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and the public.

"The reception is a way for the artist to meet the public and the public to meet the artist," said Basile. Friday. Saturday. Basile said this meeting time gives Feb. 16th Feb. 17th people the chance to ask questions about the artwork and get acquainted with the artist. Most galleries go through a selection process in de- 210 MSC $1.50 termining which artist will be shown in that particular gallery. Admission

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Through this awk- That is, when I stumbled upon the date you know, George Washington was the feats that deserve to be recognized. Of ward agility of his, the term for a well of Monday, Feb. 19. To the average first president of the United States, course, there is not enough room in the known safety practice was conceived. student, this date means absolutely sort of "America's Founding Father" entire Friday Magazine to list all of the After a group from the FARM (Fire- nothing, except maybe that it is just (so, indeed, this does disprove the presidents and all of their great fighters Are Real Men) witnessed one another miserable Monday of classes theory that Elvis founded America). achievements. of Ford's flawless falls, they finally de- and hang-over remembrances. But, if Besides being President, Washington Fourth President James Madison's cided on the name for their next na- also accomplished many other histori- term was tarnished by the War of 1812 tionwide safety campaign. That cam- cal feats worth mentioning, including and the torching of the original White paign encouraged persons, if engulfed his leadership in the American Revo- House. He was married to none other by flames, to "Stop, drop, and roll." lution, his cherry tree story about never than Dolly Madison, the would-be being able to tell a lie, and his donning founder of the snack cake business. The final president — Ronald Rea- The" ————FRIDAY Cohuam ——— of wooden teeth. Madison tested the first Twinkie to roll gan. Unfortunately, it is useless to ex- And, as far as Lincoln is concerned, one was to read the fine print on a cal- out of the oven and, in fact, came up amine his accomplishments because he his most renowned feat was his role in with the name for one of Dolly's doesn't remember anything about his endar, they would realize that it is the Civil War and his freeing of the Washington's birthday (George's, not biggest sellers. When asked by a re- presidency. And, we don't want to give the Redskins'!). Plus, it is on this date slaves. So, from all of this, it is agreed porter of the New England Nooze (the the poor guy a heart attack by letting upon that these two guys are well equivalent to the National Enquirer) him know what he did as President! that the great U.S. of A. observes worth a day off with pay, right? President's Day, the combined celebra- how his sex life was since moving into the new White House, he replied, "It's Maybe now, after reviewing this very tion of Washington's and Lincoln's I believe that President's Day should pertinent information, many may real- (Abe's, not the Logs'!) birthdays. a real zingerl" be observed, but I also believe that it ize my point about celebrating Presi- In account of all of this, the public should not be limited toward just Next is number II, James K. Polk. dent's Day in regard to all the Presi- grade schools, almost all government George and Abe. Now, I don't want to There is a little known fact about Polk. Old Jim was a hell of a dancer. That's dents instead of only two. And with the right. He was the 19th century's ver- likes of George Bush and, possibly, sion of Dance Fever's Denny Tarrio. Dan Quayle at the helm, there should Tllli He was the founder of the Great Amer- be no let up in astonishing accom- ican Polka in 1847 and had weekly po- plishments yet to come! So, have a lka parties at the White House. His good President's Day and remember to polkas were not like the traditional Po- salute your favorite President. Dan OF VCIIMCiS lish polkas, though. They were more Quayle — my God, what am 1 saying?! like modern day disco. Unfortunately, THE BEAST FROM THE EAST IS this dancing did not go over well with ^DEALING A SUPER SPECIAL the general public, and he was not re- | GET AN EXTRA vi DOZEN WINGS 7 elected in 1849. Even the patriots of | WITH PURCHASE OF ANY LARGE j old could not stand disco. 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