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Friday, October 19,1984THEBGLNEWS Vol. 67 Issue 30 City committee adds 2 students

"I'm interested in being in- by Don Lee volved in community affairs. staff reporter Graduate students are a part of the constituency, but people Two University student rep- tend to forget (them),* Mc- resentatives attended Wednes- Curdy said. day's second monthly meeting of the Bowling Green City-Uni- Stovash said he planned to ask versity Residential Relations the committee at its next meet- Committee. ing why it waited from June, Robert Stovash, senior politi- when the city and University cal science major, and Debra began to organize the commit- McCurdy, third-year doctoral tee, until September to select candidate in educational admin- student representatives. istration and supervision, will Stovash said he did not feel the represent student interests on committee was formed as a the committee, formed over the "scare tactic" in response to the summer by the city. "Manville Madness" street Stovash, the national, state party in May. and community affairs coordi- nator for Undergraduate Stu- CITY COUNCIL passed the dent Government, was Manville ordinance Sept. 7 in appointed to the committee in reaction to the party. The ordi- September. nance requires a guest list and $1,000 deposit be given to the city Although Stovash lives in the before a permit allowing the Alpha Sigma Phi house on cam- wholesale purchase of beer is pus, he said he can represent off- granted. campus interests. "A lot of Manville residents "(In USG) there are represen- were upset the Manville ordi- tatives from COCO (Commuter nance was passed, but I've Off-Campus Organization), Stu- heard from a lot of Manville dent Consumer Union and 10 off- residents, saying they were glad campus representatives report- Mr. Quinn (John Ouinn, presi- ing to me, Stovash said. "I feel dent of Cty Council) and other I can represent off-campus in- council members came to talk to terests." them," Stovash said. Mayor Bruce Bellard, a non- MCCURDY, GRADUATE Stu- voting member of the commit- dent Senate representative-at- tee, said the Manville topic was BG News/Phil Masturzo large who lives on Clough Street, becoming "ingrained" in the said she was officially notified of minds of city administrators. Perplexed answer. Staley is a junior education major at the University who her seat on the committee Tues- "I think we should cross 'Man- Puzzled Dy the pronunciation of a word, Jamie Ray. an eight-year old volunteers her time to the "help a child" program for her educational day when GSS president Kory ville Madness' out of our vocab- Ridge Street Elementary second grader, looks to Shelley Staley for the psychology class. Tilgner requested she serve as a ularies," Bellard told representative. committee members. Reagan hits Ohio again; OSCI his target audience COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - President Reagan Reagan responded at that time with a tentative Tuesday night, after two days of campaigning on college campuses around the nation in recent will appear at noon next Wednesday at St. John acceptance without committing to a specific the West Coast. Reagan plans to take his cam- weeks in the wake of polls showing that he is Arena on the Ohio State University campus, an date, Mueller said. He said there had been no paign westward following the second 1984 presi- running subtantially ahead of the former vice OSU official said yesterday. response from Mondale. dential debate with Mondale on Sunday night in president among young voters. Scott Mueller, director of communications for "Hie communications director said he was Kansas City. This will be Reagan's fourth campaign visit to OSU, said the university had been formally advised that Secret Service agents and other Earlier yesterday. Curt Steiner, spokesman the state this year. He spoke at a downtown rally advised that the president had accepted an advance personnel already are on the campus for the Reagan/Bush Ohio campaign organiza- in Cincinnati on Aug. 20. here at the University invitation from OSU Student Government to making arrangements. tion, said only that Reagan would speak at a and Canton Sept. 26, and stumped for votes last speak on campus. rally in Columbus on Wednesday but would not Friday on a whistle-stop train trip in Northwest St. John Arena, where Ohio State plays its disclose the time or place. Ohio. He said a similar invitation also was sent home basketball games, seats 13,497 but proba- Steiner did say that the Statehouse grounds, His last visit to Columbus, billed as a non- "early on" in the current presidential campaign bly can hold about 14,000 with chairs placed on where Reagan addressed a huge rally in his 1980 political trip by the White House, was in March to Reagan's Democratic challenger, Walter F. the playing floor. campaign, had been ruled out. when the president spoke to the convention of the Mondale. Reagan is expected to fly to Columbus on The president has been visiting numerous National Association of Evangelicals.

Ted Kennedy assails Rapist says he regrets act Editor's note: This is the to do it, to be forceful." Woroniecki said many date the incident what had really president's quotes final story in a three-part "I thought she wanted to, rapes begin at parties be- happened - I felt like a series on date rape. The but was just too scared. I just cause "there are a lot of peo- creep," Mark said. names have been changed to helped her out a little bit," ple around and the couple Woroniecki said, "Some- CLEVELAND (AP) -Sen. Ed- "THE REPUBLICAN strat- protect the privacy of the Mark said. "Now I know what usually decides to go some- times the rapist feels sorry ward Kennedy, D-Mass., speak- egy this year is to ignore the individuals involved. I did was wrong and I've where else - back to his or her right after it happened. He ing before a City Club forum at issues," Kennedy said. "We now changed, but that doesn't apartment," she said. says it will never happen noon yesterday, blasted Presi- have a president as candidate change what I did that night." Mark and his companion again, but it usually does/' dent Reagan for quoting former who is traveling around the by Benjamin Marrison staff reporter MARK SAID he is not proud were drinking and having a Mark said he wanted to find President John F. Kennedy in country isolated from the press, of his actions. After learning good time when one thing led his campaign, and lambasted speaking before carefully con- some way to make it up to him for his campaign style. trolled crowds. Mark did not see anything I >ate rap» her. "Now, as I remember it - and "In the domestic policy debate wrong with what he did to the "After I figured out a way, I I do - Ronald Reagan was a last week, away from the artifi- girl at first. They went out a explained to her what I Democrat for Nixon in 1960," cial hoopla, the president was no couple times and he thought thought was going on that Kennedy said. "He opposed match tor his opponent, and we she really liked him. She may night and she kind of under- President Kennedy's civil rights will all see this Sunday night in have, but not enough to have stood, but I could tell she was bill; he opposed President Ken- the foreign policy debate that sex with him. hurt," he said. nedy's test ban treaty, and at a Walter Mondale will make it two But she was given no choice Apparently she forgave rally only days before the 1960 for two." as Mark forced her into it. him, because they are going election, ne attacked John Ken- Technically, what Mark did is to be married next fall. nedy and introduced Richard Kennedy said he believed rape - date rape. But when it Woroniecki said this case is Nixon in glowing terms for a Mondale would score a "third happened, he didn't consider similar to many cases of date national television speech. strike" in Sunday's debate with it that. rape - except for the mar- "So I have a simple question: Reagan, saying he believed Legally, rape is defined as Photo Illustration BG News riage aspect. I wonder why Reagan doesn't Mondale and his running mate, forcing someone to perform about the effects of date rape, to another and they became She had a warning for those quote Nixon now? When the U.S. Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, an act of sex against his or Mark understands he dam- somewhat passionate. Mark who have been attacked: president changed parties, he had won the earlier debates. her will. aged the girl's belief in their made the girl do as he wished, "It's very likely that those should have changed quote Kennedy admitted to the Christine Woroniecki, grad- relationship. forcing her clothes off and his who rape will rape again." books. And I'm here today, and Cleveland audience that uate student in clinical psy- "I had to destroy her trust too. "IN THIS case, the woman I'll travel across the country in "Jimmy Carter and I did not chology at the University, in me," he said, recalling the "She struggled a little bit," probably feels responsible - this campaign, to say Ronald always agree." But he alleged said not considering the act night it happened. Mark said.^'but after a few that the rape occurred be- Wilson Reagan has no right to that Reagan is putting the blame rape is very common. At a party, Mark saw the minutes she gave in. I thought cause of something she did" quote John Fitzgerald Ken- for his own administration's for- ''They never think they did girl he nad taken out a few then she wanted to (have in- since she did not end the nedy." eign policy problems on Carter. anything wrong," Woroniecki times and they started talk- tercourse) all along." relationship, Woroniecki Kennedy, who unsuccessfully said. "That's consistent with ing. "The party was petering said. challenged President Jimmy "Let me say in defense of descriptions of convicted rap- out so I asked her to come ALTHOUGH SHE did not Mark said he often remem- Carter tor the Democratic nomi- President Carter: Three hun- ists; they don't perceive their over for a few drinks," he act the same as before the , bers the night it happened nation in 1980, said he whole- dred Americans have now been actions as rape, but rather as said. "I can see now that I incident, the two remained and the time oef ore his expla- heartedly supports current killed in Lebanon while this na- necessary to getting what had plans other than a few friends. Therefore, Mark nation and apology. Democratic nominee Walter tion stood helpless to protect they want." drinks because all of my never thought anything of the "It was a rough time," Mondale. them, but not one American Woroniecki added, "They roommates had gone home night he legally raped tier. Mark said. "I can't believe I Kennedy also criticized Rea- hostage was lost during the hos- think that women want them for the weekend." ''It hit me some time after did that - what a jerk." gan's campaign style. tage crisis in Iran." T" 2 BG News/October 19,1984 Where do candidates stand? Editorial South African and apartheid by Eric Anderson little hope that the black man This writer feels that it is time Iuestion this time, don't just Autos in Catch-22 will ever be enfranchised. As a to put aside these economic wor- eliver a chopped up campaign The traffic back up on Ridge Street during the Well, the first debate between result, terrorism is quickly be- ries and start concerning our- speech. President Reagan, the presidential candidates is coming the order of the day. selves with the well being of 25 come alive and clearly state change of classes has been a problem for both simply a bad memory for we And what has the United million black men, women, and your goals for dealing with the pedestrians and drivers. die-hard Republicans, and the States done about all this? Well, children. Bite the bullet and buy South Africans in your next four Pedestrians have assumed that they have the second face-off is just around with the exception of a few ver- chromium from the Soviet years. the corner. Supposedly, Mr. bal scoldings, nothing. It seems Union. If the diamond market is But let's not pile all the re- right of way at the crosswalk in front of the Math- Mondale and the President are that policymakers in the US of A swamped by a flood of suddenly sponsibility on the shoulders of Science Building but Dean Gerkins, assistant direc- going to discuss foreign policy are worried about two things. cheap South African diamonds two men. Pick up paper and pen tor of Public Safety/Police said recently that driv- this time. Just in case they man- First, that South Africa is the prop it up with the taxpayers and send a quick note to your ers have the right of way. age to stick to that agenda, this only non-communist exporter of money ... It would be the best Representative in Washington columnist has a question that the chromium needed to make investment, outside of the mili- ... this columnist, having Even so, students keep on walking and the traffic deserves an answer: "What will quality steel. And second, be- tary, that US citizens have worked on the hill, bets that a keeps on waiting. America's position be toward cause the South Africans are a made. response to your concern will be Gerkins said a number of drivers have com- South Africa if you are elected large supplier of diamonds, Wake up you two presidential forth coming. America, rise up President?" there is some concern that they aspirants, use that foreign pol- and present a united front plained about waiting for students who flock the One should be warned from could glut the world market and icy debate on October 21 to against racism ... as the ad street during class changes. the onset that South Africa's ruin various industries. This spread the word about South says: "A mind is a terrible thing move would only occur, some Africa. Tell the American peo- to waste." Unfortunately, drivers are left with little re- racial policies are an issue of experts say, if the US attempted course. They have the right of way, but most major interest to this columnist. ple how you intend to do some- Eric Anderson, a columnist Make no mistake, what the to organize a world-wide trade thing about the racist policies for the News, is a graduate drivers will not deliberatly hit a pedestrian who is whites in that African nation embargo against the racist bas- Sursued in that segregated na- assistant in the Political Science in the way. And, when such accidents do occur, have done can only be labeled as tards. on. Mr. Mondale, answer a Department. Gerkins said the driver usually is cited for the an abomination. No one has the right to treat human beings the offense. way that the Afrikaner's treat University officials do not know how to resolve the black natives unfortunate the confusion on Ridge Street and we at the News enough to be living in that sec- tion of the world. Specifically are equally stumped. speaking. I am referring to But some relief might be in sight if enforcement apartheid and the "homeland." of the law were more consistent. Some drivers have Apartheid, as practiced by the been cited for not yeilding to pedestrians in cross- South African Government, is a set of laws designed to perma- walks even though drivers have the right of way. nently seperate the peoples of This is a contradiction that only causes confusion. that troubled land on the basis of Other options we have considered - erecting skin color. This segregationalist program can be broken down signs that say automobiles have the right-of-way or into four parts: 1. the Group rerouting pedestrian traffic to nearby street cor- Areas Act that restricts blacks ners that have stop signs - also seem impractical to living in certain areas; 2. the Land Act that prohibits blacks without uniform enforcement. from owning land; 3. the Job We would like to see the potentially hazardous Reservations Act which limits traffic problem resolved. We urge concerned indi- blacks to certain occupations; viduals to suggest other courses of action that could and 4. the Immorality Act which limits relations between blacks be taken to eliminate both the heavy traffic conges- and whites to a strictly social tion and the chance of pedestrian injury. level. Failure to follow these four "laws" usually results in immediate imprisonment. The "homelands" are a sec- tion of South Africa, that have Buchwald? No way been set aside as resettlement areas for the country's 25 million black residents. (One cannot call them citizens since the He 'II stick it to Ron whites will not allow blacks to become citizens of the Republic sleaze in the country. I say cross of South Africa.) In an attempt by Art Buchwald him off the list." to solve its "internal racial situ- "Tell the League of Women ation," the 25 million blacks are Newspaper people cannot live Voters if they put this Darwin- to be placed in new "nations" by bread alone. They have to loving secular humanist on the made up of 17.3 percent of the have Walter Mitty fantasies to panel, our man sleeps at Camp land that currently makes up keep them going. My latest one David on Sunday night." South Africa. The other 82.7 per- has to do with last Sunday's My fantasy is not limited to cent of the nation is reservea for debate. It was revealed before the Reagan people. I prefer to the 4 million whites. ' the confrontation that over 100 believe the Mondale staff also There is no chance for the names of media people had been flipped when they saw my name blacks in South Africa to change submitted and rejected by either on the media list. these policies. The whites have Mondale's or Reagan's advis- "This is outrageous. We can't complete control of the govern- -diMaw*' ers. I have to believe that I was have this guy questioning our ment, and despite a recent move one of the people on the list. candidate.'' ... AMD \UM6N TUOS6 TWO LIMES MEET. THAT IS A BALANCED BOCGef - r?EA6ArJ This is what I'm sure hap- "Why? He seems awfully ig- to allow the population of Indian pened. norant when it comes to the immigrants to vote, there is The hundred media names issues." were sent over to Reagan head- "The man's a closet Reaga- Bass in need of protection quarters. nite. He wants the president in One of Reagan's key aides for four more years because he recognized mine immediately. thinks Reagan will provide him "They have to be kidding!" with better columns than Mon- The sad tale of a five dollar fish the aide said to the president's dale. I heard him say on the the American bald eagle." It fore scientific evidence even es- is being taken, many of them debate staff. "According to our radio he has to think of himself by George F. Will was the subject of the first con- tablished the role of various before they have reproduced files this guy is one of the few before the country." servation law in North America: causes, which may include over- even once. people in America who is not "If Fritz sees him on the panel Every boy should have a pet, In 1639, the Massachusetts Bay fishing but certainly and pri better off today than he was four our candidate will lose all his and mine is named Ralph. Or Colony forbade the use of these marily include many forms of Last year William Warner, years ago." confidence and forget to bring Amanda. I cannot be sure. I fish as fertilizer. In 1670, the pollution. who won a Pulitzer price for his "How did you find that out?" up Medicare, Beirut and the have never met the creature first public school on this conti- At some point, economic book "Beautiful Swimmers: "We talked to his wife." fairness issue." and, even if I had, I know noth- nent was financed in Plymouth forces become perverse: As Watermen, Crabs and the Ches- "That man is relentless when "You have to watch out for the ing of the delicacy required to Colony by profits from striped bass have become scarce, the apeake Bay," published a splen- it comes to asking the tough, liberals. They'll stick it to their ascertain the sex of a striped bass, herring and mackerel. price they fetch has soared, in- did, instructive book, "Distant trenchant questions." own every time." bass. Captain John Smith wrote of creasing the incentive to catch Water." It tells how "factory "Not to mention his follow- "He's a wimp, and if there is seeing the Chesapeake Bay so them. And even the small trawlers" - giant fishing boats - ups. He'll go for the home run one thing we don't want Sunday Maryland, where a striped teeming with bass that a man amount of good news is a scien- almost destroyed commercial every time.' night it's someone who will ask bass is called a rockfish and is could almost walk on their tific puzzle. Why is the bass fishing in the North Atlantic, "It says he has no respect for Mondale where he stands on the official state fish, has a backs. population in the Hudson River and how timely government lim- the office of the presidency." wimps in this campaign." program whereby for $5 you can But today the bass population expanding? One delightful ex- its enabled the sea to come alive "Or Vice President Bush's tax "The big question we should adopt a bass. The proceeds help is on the verge of collapse - of Cnation is that the river's again. returns." ask ourselves is, 'Is this guy finance studies of the decline of spawning failure. In 1973, 14.7 estone bed acts like Alka- Regarding striped bass, the "He drove Nixon out of the better off today than he was four one of America's most precious million pounds of bass were har- Seltzer and counters the acidity federal government has been White House." years ago?'" sport and commercial marine vested from Atlantic coast wa- of acid rain. reluctant to intrude into coastal "Who do you think led them to "Are you kidding? He's made resources. ters. In 1983, the catch was just Of the 12 coastal states along fishing regulation, traditionally the smoking gun?" more money in the last four The striped bass has been 1.7 million pounds. The decline the bass migration range from a matter of states' rights. But "Wait, maybe it's better to years off of Reagan than Bill could become irreversible be- Maine to North Carolina, bass are careless about crossing have the devil we know than the Casey has made in the stock called "the aquatic equivalent of Maryland is immeasurably the state jurisdictions, as is pollut- devil we don't." market." most important. Ninety percent ion. So as this column is being "What the devil does that "Let's tell the League of of the bass are spawned in the written, Congress appears about mean?" Women Voters if he sits down on rivers running into the Chesa- to pass legislation that would "He'll ask Reagan a probing, the panel, Fritz is going to peake Bay, and 75 percent of the impose a moratorium on striped in-depth question on urban hous- church that night." bass caught are taken in waters bass fishing in any coastal state ing, and then Ronnie will stam- Well, that's my big fantasy for under Maryland jurisdiction. that does not comply with what- mer and get the sympathy of the this election year. Being black- Thus it is no empty gesture that ever plan is developed by the TV audience. People don't like balled by not one but by both Maryland has made in banning Atlantic States Marine Fisheries to see someone beat up on their presidential candidates is every the taking of bass, beginning Commission. president during a debate, par- newspaper person's ultimate next year and continuing until This is utterly inadequate. The ticularly when it comes to urban dream. the decline is reversed. stakes are great and the threat- housing." Art Buchwald is a writer for The Chesapeake Bay has been ened asset is a national asset, so "It's too much of a risk. This the Los Angeles Times Syndi- called the nation's finest protein Maryland's moratorium should guy is the foremost authority on cate. factory. But its productivity is be national policy. now jeopardized by industrial Maryland's action to protect ■ THE BG NEWS' pollution, chlorine from sewage an endangered species Injures treatment, runoffs of agricultu- another great American species Editor Carolyn Van Schs* Wit. Editor GeoHrey Bernard Managing Editor Deborah Schmook Copy Editor jo, Pneian ral chemicals and acid rain. - the watermen, those fiercely AMI Manegng Editor Patricia Rrtter Aut Copy Ed Oarvaa Erwin Maryland has grave responsibil- independent and admirable men News EtMor Mary Jo McVay Asst Copy Ed Oenise Winkler ity for protection of the bay, but who for centuries have done the Editorial Eosor Michael D Towle AMI Copy Eg JUTrudeau this is a national asset and hence hard work of pulling protein Sport! Editor MarcOalpn Graptilca Editor JtmYoul Aaat Sporta Editor SteveGumn Friday Editor Marnala Inn in a national problem. The presi- from the productive waters. Photo Editor Susan Croat Production Sup'r Staphania DiMichale dent acknowledged as much What we have here is a test of Aaat Photo Editor Phi Maaturzo Production Sup'r Marv Bryan when, in this year's State of the national stewardship. It is pro- Union address, he mentioned foundly unjust for Maryland's Tha BG News » published daily Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and weakly during the summer session by the Board ol Student Publications ol Bowing Green protecting the bay. watermen or other citizens to State University Another Great Communica- pay the price of conserving a Opinions expressed by columnists do not neceesarty reflect the opHlone ol tha BO tor, the Psalmist, celebrated national asset. News "the great and wide sea with its If the watermen's loss is to be The SO News and Bowing Green Stale University are equal opportunity employers and living things too many to num- do not daxrtninete in hiring practices temporary, national action must Tha BO News w* not accept advertising that it deemed diecrlmlnatory. degrading or ber.'' But those things are not be timely, and should be gener- ineuMng on tha oasis ol race, sen or national origin too many to become endan- ous toward a breed of men who copyright 1084 by the BG News a) right reeerved gered. Overharvesting is re- did not create the problem they Edltoriel and Business Offices 10e University Kel sponsible for today's sharp are bearing the burden of solv- Bowing Green State University decline in lobster stocks. The ing. Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 decline is so serious that per- Phone |419| 372-2601 haps 90 percent of each year's George F. Will is a writer for the Hours: 6 a.m to 6 p m Monday through Friday CHOPSTICKS generation of one-pound lobsters Washinton Post Writers Group.. — S BG News/October 19,1984 3 Professors study quasar-like centers of galaxies by Jill Trudeau Seyfert galaxy nuclei are dif- to and from Goddard Space Cen- solar-operated wheel at God- has to do with the source of their And they contain the same assistant copy editor ferent from quasars because ter in Greenbelt, Md., where dard, takes about 30 minutes. energy, Ptak said. "star stuff" as the sun - about 90 quasars do not look like they they observe Seyfert galaxies. There is a computer on board "The atoms are moving like percent hydrogen. Two University professors are have galaxies around them. The other is $10,000 a year for the satellite which reads the crazy ... a very high speed doing research that's out of this However, Stoner said, quasars analyzing their own and other telescope's detector and motion," he explained. world. also may be the center of galax- scientists' data on the galaxies. changes the ultraviolet bright- Stoner and Ptak have been at Ronald Stoner and Roger ies; they are just so distant that ness readings to numbers, he THE PROFESSORS' theory is the University since 1965 and Ptak, professors of physics and perhaps astronomers cannot see AT GODDARD, the professors said. a "superstar idea," that the 1968 respectively and have astronomy, are studying "active the surrounding stars. use an International Ultraviolet The numbers are then sent by bodies are "so big that the en- shared an interest in quasars galaxies, which have centers Explorer telescope, located in a radio to an antenna at Goddard. ergy can't leave fast enough," and Seyfert galaxies since about similar to quasars. While quasars are between 1 satellite above the Earth's at- NASA says the IUE telescope Ptak said. He said the bodies' 1970. Stoner and Ptak are studying and 15 billion light years away, mosphere. costs about $1 a second to use, so outer layers leave the surface at the nuclei of Seyfert galaxies Seyfert galaxies are only about Use of the telescope is nec- the professors' use of it is proba- 10,000 kilometers per second. They are studying about six (named for the man who discov- 100 million light years away, essary because Stoner and Ptak bly more valuable than mone- Seyfert galaxies, which have ered them). according to Stoner and Ptak. study Seyfert galaxies' ultravio- tary grants, Stoner said. "Just having so much more violent centers than the Their project is being funded let rays, most of which are Stoner and Ptak said they go material in one ball produces Milky Way. Ptak said. The two said quasars look like by the National Aeronautics and blocked from the Earth's atmo- to Goddard two or three times a the power," he said. This is dim stars because they are so Space Administration and the sphere by the ozone layer. year. similar to the sun's power, only They said they do the research far away - about 10 billion miles European Space Agency. the galaxy centers nave about full time for a couple months in - but are actually extremely They have two grants. One is Ptak said pointing the tele- The mystery surrounding qua- 100 million times as much the summer and about 10 hours bright. $2,500 a year for travel expenses scope, which they do with a sars and Seyfert galaxy centers material in them, he added. a week during the school year. j BOWLING GREEN| %h$jk Lacrosse Team FALCONS

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Campus Film - "Psycho Bursar explains wait on refunds Dateline II" will be shown at the Main Friday, Oct. 19 Auditorium in University Hall at 7:30 and 9:45p.m. and by Dina Horwedel fore a refund is made, he said. that goes into reviewing the ac- quests for refunds, not including Peer Adviser Applications - staff reporter Another reason for the wait is counts is huge," he said. "We bank loan refund requests. The Student Wellness Center midnight. Cost is $1.50 with a to allow time for finalization of don't want to over-refund and "Just getting everything as- is now accepting applications valid university ID. Open to Although some students receiv- course registrations, Martini then have to ask for the money sembled is a job," she saidT for peer advisers for the 1985- all. ing cash refunds from the Uni- said. In a case of financial aid back, because in the past stu- 86 academic year. Applica- Saturday, Oct. 20 versity from financial aid think refunds, the federal and state dent reaction was very negative MARTINI SAD) Guaranteed tions are available at The Football - The University the two-week waiting period for governments have guidelines to this." Student Loans and bank loan Well, 220 Student Health Cen- takes on Northern Illinois the refund is too long, the bursar concerning enrollment qualifi- The high refund request vol- refunds are quicker because ter. They must be returned by University at 12:40 p.m. at says there are reasons for the cations. To receive full financial ume during the first six weeks of "the only reason we get involved 4 p.m., Nov. 8. DoytL. Perry Field. wait. aid, students must be enrolled the term swamps the bursar's in it is because the bank has put Attention - The Office of Concert - Pianist Virginia According to Joseph Martini, for a minimum of 12 semester office and Martini said with all our name and the student's Financial Aid and Student Marks and clarinetist Ed- bursar, one reason is that stu- hours. of the work required to review name on it (the check)." Employment will be closed ward Marks will give a fac- dent accounts must be reviewed an account, the work takes He said a loan refund usually Mondays and Wednesdays ulty recital at 8 p.m. in Bryan to confirm that all financial aid, MARTINI SAID because of longer. takes no more than five days. from Monday, Oct. 22, until Recital Hall erf the Moore such as National Direct Student the number of course drops and Doris Barr, administrative as- Martini said to compensate Monday, Nov. 26, to complete Musical Arts Center. Free Loans and Pell Grants, is in adds at the beginning of a term, sistant to the bursar, said the for the refund waiting period, University- and federal-man- and open to all. before funds are disbursed. a two-week wait helps ensure office received about 700 refund services to students are offered, dated projects. Until Nov. 26, Sunday, Oct. 21 "Money is not refunded until the registration process is more requests a week the first four such as University book store hours willbe Tuesday, Thurs- Concert - The Fall Concert all accounts receivable show up complete. This is done to mon- weeks of the term. She said after charges for up to $150 per semes- day and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 Band and Wind Ensemble on the student's account," Mar- itor student accounts and regis- the first six weeks, the volume ter and immediate refunds from tm. The staff will continue will perform at 3 p.m. in tini said. tration to comply with financial decreases and the waiting pe- the bursar's office for up to $150 king telephone calls on Kobacker Hall of the Moore Accounts are usually re- aid guidelines set by the govern- riod is shorter. for emergency purposes. These Mondays and Wednesdays al- Musical Arts Center. Free viewed at least three times to be ment. She estimated that last week, are generally available within 24 though the office is not open. and open to all. .sure everything is in order be- "The amount of paperwork the office received only 170 re- hours.

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by Nancy Boslwick Dave Boes, senior residential Kathryn Patterson, program ad- If there is a smoker in the said. As fossil fuels bum, the "Keeping the relative humid- reporter services representative for To- ministrator for the American home and the level of air circu- oxygen in a sealed-off home ity level between 35 and 40 per- ledo Edison. Lung Association. lation is reduced, higher levels could be reduced. cent creates a more healthy and Sealing up your home or resi- An increased use of chemicals "It's directly related to the of various chemicals from the Activities in the home such as comfortable atmosphere, he dence hall room to keep out the in the home and a decline in quantity (chemicals and smoke) burning cigarette may be con- cooking, bathing or doing laun- said, adding this level is more winter cold may keep you warm, ventilation due to increased in- that's in the air and the amount tained in the home, she said. dry can have the opposite effect energy-efficient. but it may create problems if it sulation create indoor air pollut- of circulation in the room," Pat- She added that this can create by creating moisture that can be "People need to realize that is done in excess, according to ion for many homes, said terson said. health risks for those involved. held within an over-insulated you can reach a point of dimin- Boes said the type of fuel used home, Boes said. Moisture can ishing returns with insulation," to heat a home during the winter collect on walls and windows, Boes said. 1 also can cause problems related damaging these areas, he said. He explained that when the NOW THRU OCTOBER 31 St to reduced ventilation. The use of vent fans can re- cost of adding insulation does FOSSIL FUELS, such as natu- duce moisture retention by not equal money saved by insu- 13th ANNIVERSARY ral gas, oil and propane, deplete drawing it out of the home, Boes lating, the consumer should re- oxygen levels as they burn, he said. consider further insulation. News briefs Extortionists want $400,000 to end candy poisonings TOKYO (AP) - Japanese parents are declaring More than 44,000 policemen patrolled super- neighborhood candy stores off limits to their markets and candy stores across the nation children as extortionists broaden their cyanide today, and thousands of Morinaga employees candy scare to force a manufacturer to pay them and their families have been combing stores in $400,600. the Osaka area for suspicious-looking candy Until now, the extortionists have always put boxes. Thousands of stores nationwide already clear warnings on the poisoned candy packages have removed Morinaga products from their they surreptitiously slipped onto store shelves. shelves. However, they have stepped up their campaign against the manufacturer, Morinaga ana Co., Morinaga became the target of the extortion- with a threat to put cyanide-laced candy on store ists in mid-September. shelves this week with no warnings on packages. No one is known to have been harmed so far.

iiaa Few students cross their teacher's picket lines TOLEDO - Washington Local schools were school held classes in the four major academic Xn Thursday, but how much students learned areas: math, science, language and social sci- IRON MAIDEN x they crossed teachers' picket lines remains ences. JOHN WAITE Powerslave NO BRAKES one of several questions in the first teachers' Officers of the Teachers Association of the >■ IM~*> ■ Urn *•>. ■ strike of the Ohio school year. Washington Local School District said they esti- Only 400 of 2,800 high school students showed mated less than 25 percent of the district's 8,039 up for class on the first day of the strike, students went to class. Every Saturday Night is authorized after teachers and the school board Unless students stay home more than a month failed to agree on wages, medical benefits, or so, how the lost days affect their grades is up STEAK NIGHT contract length and other issues. to the local school board, said Robert Evans, Substitute teachers and a handful of regular state assistant superintendent of public instruc- •6.95 teachers who crossed the picket lines at the high tion. .-.? M Tmrr.? rn Graduate Students: Enter the 1 FREE ITEm OF YOUR CHOICE OrtO-V, VI* C1IO OUR THESE «SK*0' » •*•* vtfe*.*9 ENTIRE PLUS - G.S.S. TRIVIA CONTEST STOCK IS THOUSANDS REDUCED OF TITLES! to be held at 9 p.m., Wed., Nov. 7 OKI ( Ou»OM*|R n

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Karyn & Steve Sheri & Ron Diane & John Amy & Dan Amarlcan Judicature Soclaty. Ohio. Wood County Heidi & H.C. Men The Zoid & John Travolta Nancy & Scott Karen & Brad and Toledo Bar Atiociationi Linn & More H.C. Men Nicole & John Jana & Darren T. & Mr. X • Married to Barbara, they are parent* ol two children • Perryiburg homeowner Political Advertisement. Suton Yetter. treasurer: 433 I. 5th St., Perryiburg. OH 43531 The Chi Os are ready to get NATIVE Sports 6 BG News/October 19,1984 Bad taste lingers from last year's NICI game by Marc Delph either. Another such NIU vic- THE HUSKIES, 3-2-1 overall ner gained over 1,200 yards last Defensively, tackle Scott (Cel- The Falcons counter with Mc- sports editor tory could have the same dev- and 2-1-1 in the conference, re- year. To compliment Richard- lar will be looking to stop BG Clure coming off one of his best astating consequence since the son is the return of another all- quarterback Brian McClure and Sames and a backfield that is It has become the most told Falcons have already lost one MAC player in fullback Pete add to his team-leading seven eeper than the black hole, with story of the week. Even the game to Toledo (17-6 two weeks Roth. Roth sat out last season sacks. the return of tailback Andre freshmen players are familiar ago). And both UT and Central with an injury but has gained 425 LEE CORSO is fresh from the Jackson from an injury In the with this one. The one about Michigan hold the top spot at 3-0- yards on 97 carries this season. Big Ten's Indiana in his first third game of last season. Northern Illinois coming back 1 in league play. Darryl Taylor is the NIU sig- year at NIU. McClure Is averaging 270.5 from a 20-0 deficit to defeat Tomorrow's grudge match at nal caller and has thrown for 778 "They are the defending yards per game this season and Bowling Green, 24-23, and de- BG's Doyt Perry Field will be- yards on a 49-of-109 passing clip champions and they will be diffi- passed for a torrid 76.3 percent stroy any kind of a chance of a gin at 12:40 p.m. because the with seven touchdown strikes. cult to defeat," BG coach Denny in last week's 34-7 win over MAC championship for BG last game is being televised on On the receiving end is tight Stolz said. "They are really a Western Michigan. year. Sports Time Cable, the cable turn one of the top tailbacks in end Reggie Sims and split end well-coached team, and we need Starting tailback Bernard The Falcon coaches aren't network featuring one MAC the league in Darryl Richardson Carl Aikens with 20 and 19 to play one of our better games White is averaging over 105 going to let their charges forget game per week. as the first team, all-MAC run- catches, respectively. in order to win." yards per game. -Sports/cap "NOTICE" Hockey — The BG icers travel to Sault St. Marie, Mich, to The Office of Financial Aid & Student Employment i play a pair of matches with the Lake Superior Lakers will not be open during regular business hours on Layer Cut Reg. $10 tonight at 8, and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays effective Monday, October 22 until Monday, November 26 in order to complete Soccer — BG kickers entertain the Ohio State Buckeyes at Hours Mickey Cochrane Field Sunday. 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Presently all a divison champ teams would stop coasting a full-tune job, unless of course New Jersey, and Toronto, even. Instead of having the top four receives is home ice advantage through the regular season and you're a pro hockey fan. playoff bound teams are hardly Another playoff error which finishers cruising through the in the first two rounds. Many start fighting for that week An avid baseball fan sweats given the incentive to play fans would like to see corrected season , what if one of these league general managers have break before the playoffs. out a grueling 162-game harder. is the lack of parity between the playoff berths were taken said winning the division is not Home ice advantage for schedule only to suffer the Fans pay 12 dollars a ticket to Wales and Campbell away ? worth going after. conference and league finals disappointment of watching his see a regular season game Conference. Secondly, spice up the reward But, if a first round bye was should be determined on the two team get eliminated from the Last season the New York for finishing first in a division. offered to the division champ, teams' head-to-head record. pennent race in the last week of Islanders had to face three the season. Sideline tough Wales Conference Then, there is the hockey fan opponents; the Rangers, >oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo who takes comfort in knowing Tom Reed Capitals, and Canadians, en it's almost impossible for his sports reporter route to the finals. Meanwhile, ATTENTION SENIORS! club to miss post-season play the Edmonton Oilers had little since 16 of the 21 squads qualify. which usually features lack- trouble sacheting past its Nomination Forms For Most Browns fans spend every luster skating and "excuse me" Campbell Conference Sunday afternoon aging checking. Quite a contrast to the competitors. prematurely as they root for fast-paced, no-nonsense style Thus, some fans would like to WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN Cleveland and against the hated whicn characterizes the Stanley see the conferences and Steelers. This year, unless the Cup Playoffs. divisions abolished come playoff UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Browns win the NFL's dismal It takes no Sherlock Holmes to time. All teams would be able to Central Division, they won't figure out that if the NHL face each other, the top seed are now available at the Office of Student make the playoffs, because executives revised the playoff would play the lowest seed in the needless to say there will be no system we would see more bone- first round and we'd have an Activities & Orientation wild card in this division. crunching hitting and an overall equal playoff system. ON THE OTHER hand, higher quality of play in the THIS IS TRUE, but the great 405 Student Services hockey fans might watch a regular season. regional rivalries would be lost. couple regular season games, But, this is easier said then And part of the playoff magic NOMINATE YOURSELF OR A FRIEND! but they aren't really concerned done. revolves around the heatea because they know all but one MOST PEOPLE reason that if feuds between arch-enemies NOMINATION DEADLINE: WED: OCT. 24, 1984 team in each division will make the number of playoff qualifiers such as Rangers-Islanders, the playoffs. were drastically reduced, teams Nordiques-Canadians, and Yet, while hockey fans don't would play harder because there Black Hawks-North Stars. suffer the headaches and are less post season spots. 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GET Kirk Get reedy to gel twisted tonight It's going peyched lo get twisted with an Alpha Phi' Attendon ettudkantea da eepanot aate verano PSYCHED'I to be s great tmel I can't wall'" Kety Htlene 6.0 Jeyeeet- WRON Haunted House. Annex Free lodging. $ 100 allowance & paaado' Forget Vat Spangash muerte da torret! ATTENTION SKS ALPHS KRIS FROST (PRETTY)- YOU'RE THE SIGMA NU CAR STUFF IS SATURDAY, OCT. Hey kids, it's fane for the AYA In Spain 84 lido. Wood County Fairgrounds. Oct 19,20. al of the fixings at Main St.a Matt L. Bob R. Darren H. Schuboh. Pack A. GREATEST BIG EVER! LETS TAKE THESE 20 11:00 AM TO 1:00 P.M. ENTRY FEE IS reunion. 6 the date has been set. Plan your Oct 26.27. Oct 31. 7pm-12 mldnlghl 12.00 French Quarter Raffle Geoff W. Kevin G. Matt S. Guito a Roger S. SHACKLES OFF OUR FEET CAUSE WE'RE $1«. TWELVE PEOPLE PER TEAM. COME ON semester around Nov 3rd at 3:00 Roberto la Admission Matinee Oct. 21 2-Spm. 11.00 You'l have a whale ol a time1 Admission Chee Omunga is just one day away so prepare MIAMI BOUND' OUT AND GET STUFFED. taking care ol the tangrit, no, we won't be yourselves lor time to play The music la set, GOD LOVE YA. YOUR TWINS, CtN ANO BILL eating any peecedoH! Criminal Justice Organization Meeting -Monda. Sign up now. Intramural Coed 3 pieyer the T-shirts are handy, we'l be tooksvj our We're contacting Mk*. Marcoe. Ross, 1 Timo. October 22. 1964 Campus room, 3rd floor ol LAMBDA CM ALPHA volleyball Entries are due October 25 at 106 best..oh so fine and dandy. So rest yourselves QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Student Rec Center by 4:00 p.m. so It's going to be e verged reunion Please cal Student Union. Free and open to al Fun' Chalenging! Excitement' up for one wild night of drinking and dancing 'I CAME. I SAW, ANO I DRANK' SMohan. ma. Jade, 354-5710. or Tania at 354-8924 Donut Sales ere coming* Tues and Thurs 8:30 and lust pure delight Til then we'l be looking Intramural Racquelbal. Coed Doubles, entries lor deltas Don't miss thtal' LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FRATERNITY The distance between us is far. but you're sti to 11:30am. Fast Floor Education Btdg forward to getting unwound so come along with are due October 24 at 108 student Rec Center CONGRATULATIONS A4B FOOTBALL. TEN- dose lo my heart T-SHIRTS • • T-SHIRTS ■ • T-SHIRTS STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL us lor some monkeying around Love, your Chi by 4:00 Pm NIS, SOCCER, AND GOLF TEAMS! REMEM- Your Irish Sctwttr FOR DORM, PARTIES. ETC CHILDREN GENERAL MEETING SUNDAY Omega dates. Gamma Phi's, are you ready for Ihe wacky a BER: IT'S NOT WHETHER YOU WIN OR SLOW READER? FAST SERVICE. QUALITY, GUARANTEED OCT.21 110 BA BLOC. AT 8:00 pm. QUEST: wild tee? We're ready lor a blow-out AXO SAILORS LOSE, IT'S HOW MANY PARTICIPATION Want to cut your study time in hat? Thirdt? WIZARD GRAPHICS 354-3098 BRENT BORDEN FROM CLARKE INSTITUTE BONZI' TONIGHTS THE NIGHT The Phi Pal's PQtMTS YOU OETI There Is no need to pay hundreds ol doasrs lo Remember Sweetett Day FOR DEAF. ALL EDUCATORS WELCOMEI BE PREPARED TO GET BOMBED! Get psyched Sig Eps' the DZ voleybal Tourney Laura, commercial reading outfits Sign up tor EDCI The Bexoonmen THE KAPPA SIG KAMIKAZI'S For Graduate Students Only is coming soon My HEARTTHROBS every bme I think ol you 101. a credited 2 hour course in Speed 352-6061 Whet The GSS presents Its second Jszz Cale Belay " VOTE •• VOTE " Have a happy Sweelest Day' Reading. Uneke commercial reading programs. endSTEAMBOAT. DAYTONA BEACH. SOUTH A ckelural event lor graduate students The excitement la In the air, and It's only fslr Olympic Kappalon God 4 Goddess Mark EDCI 101 leaches you to read difficult coeege PADRE. CORPUS CHRISTVPORT A Sun- When Friday. Oct 19. 1984 From 8:00 pm to tall you that I'm up lor CEE OMUNGA. Gel Univ. Hall Lenny. Getting twitted with an Alpha Phi is level material fatter, while increasing compre- chsse Tours "Break From The Books" winter to I 00am ready tor a pre-jungle, I'll bring the cheelos MWaWrl better than a date with Sheene E. Prepare hension and spring ski and see trips avatsble NOW* Place Ice Arena Lounge ERIC Average gain — 153 words per minute New Year's Eve ski week from $155. Deytone Featuring. BQSU's own Paul Kenyon Ouartel Glenn pookie bear' Wood: Are you ready lo yourself lor e Phi-sntsstic lane Luv Stacey Big Meksss a LI Judy Range of gains to 600 words per minute from S89. Padre from S78. Corpus Chrittt/Port Cost Two Doear Donation. Liquid Spirits and 'get twisted?' I'm promising a great weekend as LI'I Karl BIschoH, You're the best KAPPA family of em al' I love Spring Semetler 1985 - two (2) sections A' from S79 HURRY cal Suncbase Toura tol hors d'oeuvres provided upon enlry. long ae you promise that west melon water' Do Your Big loves you! you both! offered (additional sections wll be added n free for more inlomietion 1-800-321-5911, klarrtalcatlon roquted lor entry you think the loft wil pass inspection? So get psyched! Use YOur Alpha Pts Love. Chnaftno needed) local (303) 493-6703 or contact a Sunchase ••••NOTICE"" They say Blondes have more lank. BIRD Stephanie Nelson. Campus Representative or your local Travel The Office of Financial Aid and Student Employ- Goo Foo Boos They mutt Be right! Agency TOOAYI Thanks slot tor a great time at Homecoming' Let's go out and get stutfed this Saturday. Love, Your Big I'm so excited your my little' Welcome to the ment will not be open during regular business (amity 20S OFF ALL Csmouflage sweats LOVE. BIROETTE Looking forward to a good time. Make Sigma LlT Lynn. Lytle, hours on Mondays and Wednesdays effective Love. Your DG Big Jeans N Things Monday. October 22 until Monday. November BONZO Nu Car Stufl the best ever. Your Sigma Nu The Dee Gee Big hunt la drawing near coechee 531 Ridge 26 ai order to complete University and federally HAPPY 20th BIRTHOAY! And when we meat Steve, Whan I look Into your ayes there's The KappakHis coming, ZBTs. Lets put the mandated projects The hours wi be as fol- LOVE, JIZZDEN Kevin and Rick We'll llnd friendship snd happiness nothing that can bring me down. I'll tell you 1 other teems on the Ireeze. Show us all your lows BOYCAN-BOYCAN-BOYCAN Greek Sweats That'll be really neat. today and every day-l tote you! Happy spirit snd style. By winning the Splashathon Monday - Not Open THE WOMEN'S HEALTH SERVICE OF TO- Sewn-on lettering LtTB. Sweetest Dsy, Klooo! Donna P.S. Meet me In and the mUe. All houses trill behold. The Tuesday 8 00-5 00 DAY. WE HANDLE ALL ASPECTS OF A Russell Heavyweight aweata Your Big sryoasmgl ZBTt and the Kappalon goMHI Your Kappa Wednesday - Not Open WOMAN'S LIFE FROM DATING AND Lake Erie Sporla Lime Seheef, Sundance Features Kappa Qtmmt coaches Kathy 4 Betty Thursday • 8.00-5.00 MARRIAGE TO BIRTH CONTROL, ANO IF WE Greg Sarksuen For you-the next clue 112 price a p pa tiiers Friday - 8 00-5 00 SCREW UP-PREGNANCY! SO LADIES RE- Betcha can't guess which Kappa has a Krush Chugilug a^mlty-Thursday, attar 10 p.m. The staff wi continue taking telephone cats on LAX, SIT BACK, AND LET OUR CHIEF OF on you?' Your toon lo be Delta Gee Big Sundance presents WANTED Mondays and Wednesdays when the office is STAFF J. BOYCAN DO WHAT HE HAS DONE Guitarist and Bass Guitarist needed to start LORI CLARK- Keep up the good work with Phi Long Island Iced Tee snd sny Margarita not open tl an emergency situation arises. BEST FOR OVER 20 YEARS. MAKE THE snssf out mto a bed. 354-5669 Ask bend 352-0979 ask tor Dave or Anne. Leave Mu State Day We cant watt! Love, Your Phi Mu For only 11.00 please cai the Office The staff members WOMEN HAPPY. lor Robin name and phone number II not there Sralera The Gamma Phi's are ready to party with the Phi appradate your undarsamndlng in that metier. F. rmte needed to Cathy George Happy Birthday Todd! Part and start the weekend off right' PUMPKIN SALE You're so cute and yes so kind-soon your share 1 bdrm apt. Maybe you'l gel a cal from me! Main SI. French Quarter Raffle The Kapptlon'B coming, ZBT'a Let's put the OCTOBER 24 Dee Ges Big you will find' $132 50/mo . alutj aid Happy 2181! Win a free Weekend lor 2 4 >100 other teems on Ihe freeze. Show ut ill your 353-1643 11-4 Lira—ME? Love. Kern Jean spirit snd style. By winning the Splashathon FORUM. STUDENT SERVICES Main St. Saturday Nights GO FOR IT! and the mile. All Ihe houses will behold. The SPONSORED BY CHARITIES BOARO. VIP Hey Alpha SkJS Be There HELP WANTED JOIN THE ORIENTATION TEAM. Let's bring home the gold from the Olympic ZBT's and the Kappalon gold"! Your KKO STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL PICK UP APPLICATIONS IN Kappalon1'' You're al ternlic' Good luck! coaches KathyS Betty EAfilT*4uu^c"BocniÊI<^^!oufl CHILDREN SWEETEST DAY FLOWER SALE. 405 STUDENT SERVICES Your KKG coaches. Linda & Lisa THE PLEDGES OF SIGMA PHI EPSILON PROVEN ENVELOPE PROGRAM FROM CARNATIONS OF ANY COLOR »1. UNION Chip Radar. HOME. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSAERY? NO HEY AX'S Rumor has It a spirit Is lose tl ARIAUOMAN- WANT TO TELL THE DELTA ZETA'S THAT OVAL, FRIDAY, OCT. 19. IF RAW, UNIVER- Firday Madness came a went WERE ALL PSYCHED FOR A GREAT TEA ON OBLIGATION? FREE DETAILS SEND BGSU and H's called Alpha Chl Style. Let's Congratulations on your engagement to SITY HALL Next came Homecoming-what an event* STAMPED ENVELOPE TO LAGUNAS P.O. see thai Alpha Chl Style again Saturday at Tom! I'm so happy lor you-Can't wall 'III FtaTMVNMHT" The Student Wetness Center Is now taking Wel. we sure did raise some hen- BOX 25791, CHICAGO. IL 60625-0791 Sigma Nu Car Stuff and Sunday at Kappa August 3rd 194SI THETA CHI'S applications lor peer advisors lor the 1985- Does the »119 ring a belt? ntml Otymplca Love Ys bunchoslRes Ann HEY DUDES. GET PSYCHED TO BRING HOME Help Wanted: Individual with experience In sax 1986 academic year Applications are aiitttanlt (Who drank those 10 iced teas anyway?) 1 HEY BOBBY and NEETA THE GOLD FROM THE KAPPALON screening and art background, able to work in at The Wei. 220 Student Health Center, and I guess what I realy want to say Marianne Johns, here's your first clue. Our Cant wait la Friday night, you say? Just hold on LOVE, COACH STODDS AND PAM thop part time or fut time Cal BB 688-6295 must be relumed by 4 00 pm . Nov 8 Thanks tor a great time 6 Happy Sweelest Day1 colors are pink, our colors sre blue. What do a few more days, we'l celebrate, we'l sing and you think? Can I tool you? The Thett Chi's are reny tun Artist experienced in keyknxig. layout 4 at Tour Guides and Volunteers Shi Bel sway, happy just to laugh and dance the night Or so the Kappas pray, hnjBlsng Parttlmerfulome position In Toledo Don't forget Preview Day tomorrow 9:30am al COLLEEN DRENTA Your Clueless Big away. CONGRATULATIONS LOVE. We'l boogie down to 7th St 865-2400 the begimng ol your route See you there YOU'RE THE BEST LITTLE I COULD HAVE Melt. SPARKY and J We've got to get that album''' And dance the nvjhl away' ^^^^^ He*) wanted for typing 1 fang 2 to 3 mornings Haveluni ASKEOFOR Cant wait to gel twisted with you' Gel peyched HEY DEE ZEES lor our beast weekend yet. One I'm sure you Timothy, per weak Sam lo noon Toledo- 865-2400. The Jewish Students Group conducts Shaboat YOUR NEXT CLUE - I LOVE RED! The Slg-Epa are ready to party-see you at he wll never forget' An Alpha Phi data party la truth/ more lun Government Jobs Services every Friday evening at 6.30 pm in UTB. YOUR DG BIG tee tonight. Love The brothers of Sigma Phi Love you. Renee than there Is under the tun. So get excited t16.54v-50.553/yr. the Faculty Lounge ol the Student Union Al Epsaon MBM. and lets get twitted. Love. Julie Now hiring Your tree. interested students a faculty are minted to COLOR ANALYSIS Hey Dog "CUT standing in the yard-trot on It'a been e year since our first Alpha Phi date TIRSO, QET PSYCHED FOR CHEEOMUNQA. Call 605-667-6O0O Ext R-964B attend For further information on Jewish activ- Discover your most flattering colors over to get twisted and a barking good time al party. I cant betave it' But everyday 1 gets WE'LL HAVE A WILD TIME. HELP WANTED: Full time daya lawn work 4 ities on campus, contact Prol David Welnberg through season/color anatyaia. A Ihe Alpha Pts Dale Party-WAD better between je I'm looking lorward to those LOVE. THE SPOILED ONE riUecehaneous maintenance 4 pert time eva- 211 Warns, 372-2940 special dlacounl with this ad Cal Hey Kappe Slgs Canadian Whizzles and another Intense la* TO CHI OMEGAS ANO THEIR DATES: TOM- nlnga-otflce cleaning. Csll 352-6W6. Experience the tun and adventure of 352-8789 after 5.30 p m for a (remember?) JAS SCUBA consultation Gal reedy to olon those flippers snd go for MORROW IS A NIGHT YOU WONT FORGET. IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS ihe gold In the Kappalon on Sunday! Sign up or cal the Rec Center MikeandNeel Todd. STUDENT ACTIVIST larro-Your jtrjachoi Pally, Torri 4 Amy 372-2711 What a deal" I cant teal you how much It means to me to be The Otto Public Interest Campaign is hiring Congratulations Alpha XI Delia on the win- Hey Kevin Thomas: You better gel ready, yot A party's on the way. your lavatsr My leearigs for have never been bnght. articulate, and dedicated people to staff LOST a. FOUND ning Homecoming banner!! Special thanke to better gat psyched, causa It'a time to twtti and this is the day. more dear Get ready lo Get Twitted'' with al our community education program OPIC la Denlsa Lavalle. Llbby Koppinger and Sara with this Alpha Phi tonight Love, Stephanie lor the time wi come and the fun Alpha Phis I'm the luckiest one because fighting to hold down sky rocketing energy Found: Woman s ^rTgTnjnwsiryNbrary Meyer's for all their time and effort It was Pel taaatod date party you wi see you ere going with me' costs, control toxic waste in our environment well sppreclated. and work places and also to reform home and Cal 352 2715 dale evenings) lo claim Hey Panama- how to gel twisted with I love you. Sheasy Love, Your Alpha XI sisters farm loredoaure laws Part time employment Lost-CaNin Klein Jean Jacket in 210 MSC Trie rnainland Alpha Phis are ready to get an Alpha Phi! Toddtor and Shetey. potatxe Hours are approximately I p m. to 10 Greet sentinel lbs value Reward If returned. No CONGRATULATIONS twisted Are you? I hope so! See you tonight' Looking forward to a CRAZY TIME It's about tmel You can't lei I'm happy can p m M-F Starting salary $180/Wk Travel and questions asked Cal Paula at 2 4766 MIKE PICKARD UZ JodyandPeb you?! Congratulations on your lavaaering you advancement poaeible. Cal lor an interview 1 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA BROTHER OF THE Mika Smith Meatbal and Raawiette" Lost: A dyed denim jacket Reward Cal Deb HeyPMMu's. spot 241-9093 Work lor social and eco- WEEKI We met at the SAE tee Now I hope that you wll I love ya both. Fop 372 2301 or 352 2900 Gel psyched to gat loaded al the Sigma Nu nomicîstBeMvjgeêkll justice and get paid lor It. Court shoe sale Car Stuff on Saturday. see that the get twisted party wil be Ihe TODD t SHELLY. Nlke-Comrerse Your Coaches, Beta 4 Neil craziest time you've had with an Alpha Phi. CONGRATS ON YOUR FK3I. ALPHA PHI LA- SERVICES OrFLREO Best selection In town Alpha Phi love and mmo-Heathor FUR SALE HEY PHI PSI'S!! VALIERING TOGETHER YOU MAKE ONE Lake Erie Sports REMEMBER TO PICK UP YOUR GLUUWNTEEL^TUTJENTFIN/TOIALIGD^ THE OLYMPIC KAPPALON IS THIS WEEK- FANTASTIC COUPLE GOOD LUCK IN THE Klorcyck>s550îghttlsvn^3^2O0nr Dandy ORIENTATION APPLICATIONS NOW FOR DETAILS WRITE ACADEMIC RE- END.. GO FOR THE GOLD' FUTURE $1800 CM 400T Honda. 850 mi. $800 You're Ma but I an heart you Get psyched lor THROUGH OCT.24 AT 6:00 PM QREOQ 4 SCOOTER SEARCH. BOX 9I28C. TOLEDO, OH 43697 LOVE. SIOBHAN. JENNY 4 DEE Show room Condition Cal 372-2395 Day. Chee-0 ITS gonna be a Mile bit awesome Luv. YOUR KAPPA COACHES OCT 26- DEE GEE KIDNAP VICTIMS Tom. 352 6946 Evening Fouta Typing Luv, Luv. Suz excelent quality Hey Sig Eps- BEWARE!!! Homecoming was GREAT' But just you watt. For east: 2 x 4 It table and 4 choirs Men's Oave. U-Oefver Keep training lor that gold medal and get Olympic tXaoakm la oYawing neer Aloha Phi date party is here and fun and good Rakaiph 10 speed bike 354-1083 between 6 80Vpg DS Your road trip here to Bowling Green wil be psyched lor Sunday' The OeeZee't have 'nolhln to tear times are near. So get ready to dance and drink 4 8 pm. worth your while (you'll see whal I mean) Alpha too. I can't wait to "Get Twisted" with you" On-Campus pick-up Love, Coaches Ji. Jenny end Judy With spirit and pep abundant In each race 1981 Olds 88- Royal Brown, loaded, excelent Phi dale party aibea blast, we'l dance and Love, Tine S1/P9 P S Don't boycott our Main St Happy Hours They ere tore to clinch first place! condition Asking S6500 get twisted-al night it wll last' It'll be great. It Mrs Fouta. 689-2579 Hey Vagrant. What are you doing? If you can Vettr Kappa Coechee Jenel 4 Lynn TOM ROSSI. 352-8981 after 5pm has lo be fun-how can it not when you're my NO GOLF COURSE RIDE, NOR SAMBI STOOL FREE aito about book "Obtain Maximum Col- find yourself and your way. Limp on over to get Omega Mu & Skas (Hart-Omega). Tyrone 280 bindings Nor • 1? Love ya dude' CAUSE COME TONIGHT YOU'LL BE A lege Fnancea Aid' SCA. 3841 Deal. Dept C6. twisted the Alpha Phi way' I love you. M B Lambda Lambda Lambda dice 10V, M boots, poles, goggles S190 Suzanne ^^^^^^^^^ DANC'IN FOOL! GET READY FOR SOME Houston. TX 77025 Phone |713) 668 7899 GO FOR ITI 9 00 Friday 352-4942. David. WILD FUN AT THE ALPHA PHI DATE PARTY. JOIN THE ORIENTATION TEAM One irate needs apt. or house to there rent. Abortion, pregnancy teats, student rates. Cen- I'm looking Forward to Twistin the night away IT WILL BE LOADS'O FUN! LOVE. MANE 1977 Dataun Hatchback Good Condition ter lor Choice, downtown Toledo 419-255- PICK UP APPLICATIONS IN 352-0979 Ask lor Dave, leave phone number $1595 372-0151 exl 236 or evenings 352- with you this Friday and wel delicately show To my Alpha Sag data Tom: I can't wall with 7769^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 40S STUDENT SERVICES it not there. 015! am how they party back home in Michigan!! I you our date party la going to be greet. The T-SHIRTS • • T-SHIRTS •' T-SHIRTS PATRICK CAN YOU BELIEVE IT THE JACK- love you! Alpha Phi Love and al ol mine. Mrtzi grill Is hi and the beer It Iced-gel peyched PERSONALS FOR DORM. PARTIES, ETC SONS AND CHEEOwUNGAI I HOPE YOU'RE xou lor Saturday night! Love, Judl FOR RENT PS Gel psyched! FAST SERVICE. QUALITY. GUARANTEED READY FOR A WILD WEEKENO CHERYL TO MY DEAREST MtKEY ADP'S Car Stuff Team WIZARD GRAPHICS 354-3098 PEACOCK- 010 YOU KNOW THAT 80s* OF rjeeperatoryneed2'3ierrKaeroo: tapring David Mercer MAY TH6 BE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE—ONE semester Cal 3547595 Grab your wet suit and vasetne Saturday's the WCKEY BABY, THE PEOPLE IN THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSI- A amis at Main St. pizza at the house, picnics in THAT YOU WONT FORGET' GET READY TO Day We wH win!' IT'S FINALLY HERE—TONIGHT'S THE NESS ARE JEWISH? CANT WATT FOR THIS 2 bdrm apt dose to campus to sublet the park. Chez the mouse ESP in the ever- BE TWISTED Aa NIGHT LONG" Your Sigma Nu Coaches. Mike and Scott NIGHT, AND IT'S TIME TO FIND OUT WHAT WEEKEND-ALPHA PHI DATE PARTY ANO Avatsble irnmegislely 354-7366 glades, getting rained on at the lair. good times I LOVE YOU, YOUR FAVORITE ALPHA PHI ALAN- I CANT THINK OF A BETTER WAY TO THIS PHI IS ALL ABOUT. WITH THAT OUR FIRST SWEETEST DAY TOGETHER! 1 or 2 person apartment avatsble for sublease and bad times, al these things we've shared A WILDA BEAST SPENO A FRIDAY NIGHT THAN TO BE TW1S- whole year together and I love you more than GREAT—LOOKING SWEATSHIRT ON THAT REMEMBER IN ALL WAYS ANO ALWAYS, I winter semester Close to campus 354 3231 TO MY MANVILLE STICHING FRIENDS: TIN WITH YOU" SO GET YOUR LEFT HAND evert (Even though you are a Psycho!) Happy GREAT LOOKING CHEST, I KNOW WE'LL LOVE YOU LOVE. PEAHEN Desperately need one Male Roomale to sub BLUE AND YOUR RIGHT HAND RED READYi I You art cordially Invited to a stlchlng party al anniversary and Happy Sweelest Day! I love HAVE FUN BECAUSE MY DATE IS THE Phi Del Dave lease Apt lor Spring Semester $150 month your leisure any evenings Rotreshments will LOVE YOU. DELMO you' Joyce BESTII (ANO THE ONLY DATE I EVER EKU homecoming was fantasllc and greet, gee Very close to campus. Cal Kevin at 354 be provided. From the 'Sttatr tYocher' AauiRava Dean Taylor REALLY WANTED...) oh how I miss my super mete. I'm glad you're 2203. LOVE YA, ALPHA PHI TOOTSIE coming to BG, just for me I hope you are reedy To our favorite Stgma Nut Dave and Steve. Alan Right Hand red. Left foot Hue. tonight I'l Hey stranger' Are you ready to twlet? Tonight is Down half of house available now for the Eggs and Kege as s blast This tans let's make H get twisted with you. Fun's to be had-that a no a night that won't want to be missed Right loot HOWARD JONES (THOMAS) to gel twitted with an Alpha Pts' Get peyched balance ol school year 1 or 2 bedroome Near t daiquiri cookout. but who should be the doubt Al night long we'l twist and shout Oh. yeaow. krit hand blue. I'm excited to spend the I WANT TO SEE YOU. THE CHAMPAGNE lor tonight Love ya' Pnsoia __ campus. Large, very good condition responstjle person?' Here's to Chee O 84 and and Happy anniversary too. Baby you know I do evonfhg with you' Patty WAS A GREAT WAY TO TOP OFF OUR PHI TAU PLEDGES: GET PSCHED FOR THE 352-7365 CEMENT BUNNY HUNTI PLEASE CALL ROADTRk?! WEST VIRGINIA WILL NEVER BE the wed tanaa ahead. love you Lynn Deer Brick Need a Garage lor a Car Storage? Cal 352- AGAIN. SOON. Tt«8AJ0E. Love. Ekune and Jeanne AM, I thmk H's about time lor CeWomle Coolers! P.S. Steve, don't forget the wlxpcreamllP P S 4569 I'm reaiy looking forward to chee-o night with Ouess who? Hint: Your friend who can't PM Ttu't pries gtvnea are oomfcngl There'll Hay prat, when can we leave? The (ntermural 2 MALE PERSONS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY an Alpha Sig It should be alright We'l dance if f^>> Indoor swimming, whirlpools, saunas 4 be racing 4 throwing 4 pushing 4 running. liek) Ives. but let's not do It again! TO SUBLEASE A 4 PERSON APT LOW RENT. you've learned how then maybe later wel have much, much, more. Can be yours' Bui most of all aa I'm aura you'll agree. You'll DEAREST RABBTT. TO OUR MO EP DATES: BEN AND STEVE 3 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS UTIL. SPLIT 4 fun from early morning 'H the day la done Just come to Main SI Saturday Nile win ell our games with the grettett of eeeel MY OLD FRIEND VISITED TUESDAY NIGHT I GET PSYCHED FOR CHEE-O! Love, Wendy WAYS CALL 352-2810 JOE OR JEFF Love. Your Chee-0 Date Your ticket may be the winner So let's get excited 4 arrow all those others TOLD HIM TO LEAVE HOPE YOU SLEPT and JW ALPHA CHI CAR STUFFERS. LET'S GO NUTS WELL thai the best guyt around are those Phi ON SATURDAY! YOUR COACHES, JEFF AD LOVE. NEMATOOE Kappa Tau brothers! See you at Happy Hours! TOPHER - I MISS YOU! Hey Dudes 1 Dudettes! SOB Dear FUI'S. Year KKG coechee Hotly 4 Jane Win a Free weekend lor 2 at ALPHA GAMS. The roses were red Jeff- Lafa gel twisted' I'm looking forward to ■ To. The Bung Gang1 Happy Sweetest Day! You PM Teu "SPEEDO" Burtey the Perrysburg French Querter Have you been Huffed this week? The Sigma And Ins night waa not blue: but purple! fantastic evening with you' Sue! guys sre reefy special to me Thanke for Homecoming was a Blest. « JlOOasowsnce Beet Nu Car StuM la only one day away. Get We want to thank you for everything everything! Love. Bung Jr JEFF-Looklng forward to getting twisted to- I reaty Iked it a lot MAIN ST Saturday night psyched lo finish tl. And let you know we love you' TO THE BELTS: PETE, MIKE. TIM, LEN, JEFF, night We wi have a PHI-antattic Hme PS Dining. Drinking and Dancing, Your aoVntealon price gives you Andy 4 Jey (Your SN Coaches) You guys are the greetoat-Vour Sweethearts hopeluty we wi be aba) to drink by then! Love KEVIN, CRUISER, BIRD AND CUBS: FRIDAY Now whoa gating Hoi?" s chance to win Alpha Pit Dates David and Las Del Get psyched lor a great lime at CHee 01! Always. USA NIGHT-BE READY AT 5:00 CUZ AFTER THIS Tonight we're gonna gat twisted Parties are fun, Luvya, DI- htOHT YOU'LL BE LUCKY TO SURVIVE, Jennifer BrzezJnekl So let boas and get wad Violets are bajt. PS Can we go lo Kroger'e lo get a dee da this YOUR ALPHA PHI DATES ARE READY TO WE COULDN'T GET IT BROADCAST AT THE We've waited so long Getting twilled wrth your favorite A-Phi, We'l have a wik) lime weekend? "TWIST N' SHOUT" A PARTY IT WILL BE- HOMECCIMING GAME. SO I THOUGHT I'D to party together Wi be everything but nsadlt PUT T IN THE PRINT MEDIA NOW A FEW WHh the two of you! Deits: Ws will begin the weekend right whHe ANO THAT'S NO DOUBT; GET READY TO- Here we are now Love Your Alpha PM Qoooe, Wendy MORE OF THE 20.000 WHO WITNESSED See You Tonight' Mary and Mat ae party all Friday night! Jamming to the NIGHT TO DRINK TWO-FISTED CUZ ALPHA PIKappe-- PHI DATE PARTY IS GONNA GET YOUR ENGAGEMENT WILL BE AWARE OF IT ALPHA XI'S tunas UN their gone, we'll be ready lo party Chee-O has come Good luck thai weekend In the Olympic Kappa- CONGRTUIATIONS JEANNE ANO CHRIS! DO UP THE STUFF SATURDAY again at dawn. Time to warm up with Rum "TWISTED!" ton! We know you can win it Love, your LOVE, THE ONE WITH THE CAR YOUR COACHES, COOP 6 OUNC -The Alpha Xl't But when rniorvghl Ms Tracer H., Carolyn B . Cera W.. coechee, Atoon and Jackie AMY HOWELL AND LAURA STIRLING. Gal DONNA HORNER-The wafting la linaty over - We wa be blued Thankt to much for lending me t helping hand •• VOTE" VOTE" psyched for the scholarship development on you've reached the big 21! Even though Because you wa be 21' I couldn't have done It without you Next time Mortar Board Members Olympic Kappalon God 4 Goddess Sundey You guys are doing an excelent job HH#37 won't be partying ae planned, we're Happy Birthday! wel be more careful though, to we don't "bum Brian Powers. Card Sharnbaugh. Univ. Hall with your offices! Love. Your Phi Mu Slaters going to make thle a birthday youa never forget. Love. Laura down the house'" and Sieve Cotton: t-oWed-Fri Love. Cindy B Congratulatlone on your wei- AMY MOSES—Thank you tor doing such a You're a terrific roommate and a wonderful' John. Rob. as the weekend draws near Chee deeerved selection to the 1884 great fob with the homecoming brunch It was Iriena We love you end hope your birthday kt Get peyched lor a great Alpha PI* night REMEMBER TO PICK UP YOUR Omunga wi soon be here. Get ready to party Homecoming Court We're proud of you' great' Love. Your Phi Mu Slaters ■lie happiest evert The gals Kay. Jane, a Lot Prepare yourself lo get twisted ORIENTATION APPLICATIONS NOW P.S. We just hope you ere able to remember Tent and have a good time, cause you're so special THROUGH OCT. 24 AT 5:00 PM -The Board ANASTAShO-THE WEEK IS FINALLY AL- end I'm glad your mine. Love. Cindy. the fun after IMS weekend la over JO JO. GET TWISTED WITH TMS ALPHA PHI! USO GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING TUES. MOST OVERI YAHOO! I KNEW YOU WOULD salty end Llsa- MAKE mil I CAN'T WAIT FOR ANOTHER WILD WEEK- OCT. 23 AT 7:30, 403 MOSLEY. COME Let'l gat twisted this weekend! Up, down, VOICE YOUR OPINION QET INVOLVED! JACKIE R. Anita a Bob. Congeals on your engagement. DZ Car Stutfere- END! LOVE YA, WENDY ill Vanessa Coffey ROSES CAN BE ANY COLOR, Two Aloha SHJ-DO waddings In one year. Do Get Iked up far a greet lime al the Sigma Nu Love, Liz ANO VIOLETS MAKE ME SNEEZE, you think atom can handle 117 We'll aae you Car Stuff this Saturday! Jon. I'm so excited to welcome you Into my farntyl I SAT. OCT. 20TH IS THE 3RD ANNUAL ALPHA BUT I CAN'T THINK OF ANYONE ELSE, In the While House (1*6 6. Co»ege)l Cxi Your Coochoa. Mart 4 Scan Happy Sweelest Day! know you're wondering who I am, but there » TAU OMEGA BO CLEAN UP. A CHEER FOR CD RATHER HAVE TO SQUEEZE I Ernie McNerhey, onry a lew more dayt lo wart Until Ihen ANNE BASSLER-MAY YOU FIND AS MUCH AN ATO » A CHtBI FOR A CLEANER BO. Clueless now you may be, PS Boy. Ian t thit original. L I T.B . Your DO tap HAPPY SWEETEST DAY, ANO GET READY HAPPINESS. FPJENDSWP AND SPECIAL MO- Soatt, To the only tweet that can satiety my WELCOME BACK TO BG DOUG IT HASNT FOR THE ATO DATE PARTY. m one more week then you'll aael JE ■: MENTS M KAPPA AS I HAVE! LOVE AND etxttt tooth. You're jutt t tlHy boil Happy MARK W. LOYALTY, GRANOBIG SIOBHAN Lose, Year Kappa Krush Our dstasYatofl a) intoxication' Gat peyched for BEEN THE SAME WITHOUT YOU! GET RE- I Day! Love, Karon ADY FOR A SUPER WEEKENO LOVE.T T OH NO! WHAT AM WE OOINO TO DO? I Green Sheet Vol. XV, No. 4 Bowling Green State University October 19,1984

Actors imitate real-life in 'Pink Collar Workers9 Actors will meet trie real-lite Elizabeth (Libby) Sleete from Louise Kapp counterparts ot those they are portraying in Howe's 1977 book, "Pink Collar Workers: an unusual series of plays about working Inside the World of Women's Work " Each women to be staged in a Bowling Green play, while intended to entertain, dears with beauty shop, a restaurant, a clothing store a different occupation seriously and and a school during the next two weeks. realistically. The series, collectively known as the Dr. Lois Cheney, a professor of speech Pink Colar Worker Project, is free and at the University who is directing the play open to all. as well as co-directing the conference, The first production opens at 8 p.m says there is a need to address the Wednesday (Oct. 24) with a performance particular concerns of pink collar workers -- of the one-act play "Birth of a women working in traditionally female Saleswoman" at Uhlman's Ladies Apparel, occupations, such as beauticians, sales 101 S. Main clerks and waitresses. Sessions to be offered at the Nov. 10 Other plays to be staged and their conference include workshops on career locations include "Waiting Tables" at 8 transitions, family roles, guilt, male-female p.m. Wednesday (Oct 31) at Kaufman's at communication patterns and support the Lodge, 1628 E Wooster, and "The groups for life changes Beauticians" at 8 p.m. Nov. 7 at Monty's The conference is free and open to all Hair Fashions. 124 W. Wooster with a nominal fee for lunch. Registration The final play. "Homemaker! materials may be obtained by contacting Homemaker!." will be presented during a the University Theater office. day-long conference Nov. 10 devoted to The project is being underwritten by examining and discussing the lives and grants from the Ohio Arts Council, the Ohio concerns of working women at the Bowling Humanities Council and the Arts Green High School. 530 Poe. Commission of Greater Toledo with All four plays to be presented have been support from Women for Women and the adapted for the stage by Toledoan University Theater department Good seats remain ^| ^ Groups sponsor Halloween events Jack-o-lanterns. a full moon, witch's brew, and ghostly ghosts are all part of Halloween, for Severinsen ^^| ^ and several University organizations are making plans to promote the spirit of Halloween Good seats still remain for the Nov ^B among students 10 Parents Day concert featuring ^^MU The University Chanties Board along with Volunteers In Progress, will be seeing musical director and trumpeter Doc lafk /'•Mfe pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. The annual sale will occur from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday (Oct. 24) in the Forum of the Student Services Building Prices will vary Severinsen. i^^^ ",^W= While all $11 seats have been sold, a ■ '— ^m depending upon the size of the pumpkin. number of $8 bench/bleacher seats and ^ ^W Al proceeds of the sale wil be given to a selected local charity in April. Monster-grams wW be sold from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 22-26, and Oct. 29-30. in SS bleacher seats are still available f W .^a/^v • Tickets may be purchased at the Mileti - %/ -1 ^m the Union Foyer These 6-foot personal messages win be delivered to doors or on- Alumni Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. \*^K Wr\ campus mailboxes. They cost 50* each and are being sponsored by the UAO public relations committee weekdays. V J^k Best known as the musical conductor m » W^m In addition the UAO win be sponsoring a haunted house in the Northeast Commons. of the "Tonight Show," Severinsen is '^^^X ^m ^ The haunted house wM be open 8:30 p.m. to midnight, Oct. 30 and 31 for all those daring to enter. Admission will be $ 1 rated as one of the country's finest ^^Maa^afl T ' trumpet players and has been voted The University Costume Shop has extended its rental hours to accomodate Halloween 'Top Brass" for 10 years in the rental demands. The Costume Shop, located across from the Commuter Center in the prestigious "Playboy" music poll. basement of Moseley Had, win open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1-2:30 p.m. His Bowling Green concert wM begin V | H*^^^^ and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:30-4:15 p..m. through Friday Nov. 2. Rental fees range at 8 p.m. In Anderson Arena. from $5 to $25 and reservations to rant costumes can be made by calling the Costume Shop between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. 7:30 p.m. - Foreign Film Series 7:30 p.m. -Poetry Reading t:30 p.m. - Education Seriee Friday "Leo Tolstoy,'' a portrait of Tolstoy's life and Jack Dnscoll, professor of English at Intertochen "Sports Management" wi be presented by work, wit) be shown Free and open tc all Art* Academy In Intertochen. Mich., wi read Janet Parka of the School of Health, Physical OettkrN Sponsored by the department of German and from his works Sponsored by the Cresttve Education and Recreation. Free and open to al. Russian. Gish Film Theater. Hanna. Writing Program. Free and open to al Assembly Sponsored by the Clnlcal Laboratory and the 7:30, 9:45 p.m., midnight - UAO Campus Film Room, McFal Center Research Development Counct of the Cotege of "Psycho II" wi be shown. $1.50 with BGSU I p.m. - Festival Series Event Education. 119 Eppter Complex, Center Guitarist and lutenist Julian Bream will appear ID Main Auditorium, University Hal 1 p.m. - Theater Production Tickets are S11, $9. $7, S5 and $3 Kobacker 1:30 pjn. - New Music Festival Event Hal. Moore Music Arts Center "Birth of a Saleswoman." a one-act play which is 8 p.m. - University Theater Production part of In* Pink Coaar Workers Protect, wi be Master class on 20th century literature for two "Story Theater," a combination of music and performed. Free and open to al. Uraman's pianos presented by duo pianists Norms and drama, will be presented. Tickets are St.50. Ladies Apparel. 101 S. Main. Leonard Mastroglacomo Free and open to all Joe E. Brown Theater. University Hat. Tuesday Bryan Recital Hal, Moore Musical Arts Center task* 23 0-10 p.m. - Public Skating 2:30 pjn. - New Musk Festival Event •-10 p.m. - Public Skating See 8 p.m. Fri., Oct. 19, listing. Concert. Free and open to al. Kobacker Hal. Students St 25 with valid ID. Skate rental 50 11:30 a.m.-Mass St. Thomas More Parish, 425 Thurstm. Moore Musical Arts Center. cents Ice Arena • p.m. - Party Noon-2 p.m. - Peer Nutrition Counseling To benefit the U.S. Cycling Federation. II. 4 pjn. - Near Music Festival Event Service Open to anyone 19 and older. Sponsored by the A contemporary music panel discussion entitled Saturday Consultants wi meet with students on an Kappa Sigma fraternity bicycle tour team Up- "What's Happening In Europe?" wi be held appomtmont or walk-in basis. Information on town bar, 162 N. Main. Free and open to al. Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Orfabtrtt weight management, menu planning and health Musical Arts Center. food are available Free and open to all. The 9 pjn. - Alphl Phi Omega 8 a.m.-l p.m. - Meet-An-Author Conference Student Wetness Center, 220 Health Center Meeting lor this co-education service organiza- 5 pjn. - Fantasy and Roleplaylng Society The conference win feature Lee Bennett Hop- tion. Free and open to al. Asembly Room. Games of al types are played Free and open to kins, autnor of children's poems and books 2-4 p.m. - Caribbean Conference McFal Center al Honors Center, Kreischer Conference participants must have registered by East-West issues in the Caribbean Basin wi be Oct 10. 115 Education. discussed Free and open to all Alumni Room. 9 pjn. - Summer Study In France Program 6:30 p.m. - Shabbat Service Union. Informational meeting tor this summer's program Open to al. Sponsored by Jewish Students 9 a.m. - Annual Trash Pick-Up in Nantes, France. Free and open to al. The Group. Faculty Lounge, Union AD are welcome to help. Sponsored by Alpha 6:30 p.m. - University 4-H Club French House, Sorority Row. Tau Omega fraternity. Pick-up area will be from Meeting Open to all Northeast Commons 7 pjn. - Volleyball the middle of campus to Main between Ridge 9:30 p.m. - Midweek Worship Service BGSU vs Eastern Michigan. Anderson Arena. and Wooster 7 p.m. - Active Christians Today University Lutheran Chapel. 1124 E. Wooster Meeting. Open to at. Alumni Room, Union 7-9 p.m. - Dunamis Outreach 11 a.m. - Cross Country Meeting Prout Chapel. Women's team hosts Eastern Michigan. Central 7 p.m. - Squash Club Michigan. Michigan and Michigan State universi- Meeting and tryouts for inlerclub match team. i p.m. - Fellowship of Christian Students ties Forrest Creason Golf Course Thursday Meeting Open to al. 128 S. Cotege Open to el. Court A, Student Rec Center khka.25 Noon - Rugby 7:30 p.m. - Footloose Falcone Square Dance 6 p.m. - New Music Festival Event Men's A. B, and C teams compete in the 11 i.m.-4 p.m. - Peer Nutrition Counseling Club Concert featuring chamber and orchestral preliminary rounds of the Michelob Ohio Colle- Meeting. Open to al Northeast Commons. Service works. Orchestral works wi be performed by giate Championships College Park Consultants wi meet with students on an the Bowing Green Phsharmonla Free and open 7:30 p.m. - Star Search Auditions appointment or walk-in basis. Information on to al Kobacker Hal. Moore Musical Arts Center 12:40 p.m-Football See 7:30 p.m. Mon , Oct 22, listing Founders weight management, menu planning and health BGSU vs. Northern Illinois University Ooyt Perry lounges. food are available. Free and open to al. The 9 p.m. - UAO Campus Film Field. Student Wetness Center. 220 Health Center. Children of the Com" wi be shown S1.50 with BGSU ID 210 Math Science. 7:30, 0:45 p.m., midnight - UAO Campus Film 7:30 p.m. - B.Q. Peace Coalition Meeting. Open to al. 203 Hayes 3-4 p.m. - SRC "Think Tank" "Psycho II" win be shown SI 50 with BGSU Sessions are designed to obtain ideas from 8-10 pjn. - Public Skating ID Main Auditorium, University Had. 7:30-10 p.m. - Caribbean Conference students about Rec Center programs. Open to See 8 p.m. Fri.. Oct. 19, listing al Conference Room. Student Rec Center 8-10 p.m. - Public Skating See 2 p.m. Tues.. Oct. 23. listing See 8pm Fri., Oct. 19, listing. 9 p.m.-mldnlght - Pizza Party S p.m. - Christian Science Organization 3:30-4:30 p.m. - French Conversation Hour $2 donation. Open to graduate students. Spon- Meeting Open to al. Fort Room, Union. Free and open to all La Maison Francais (The sored by Graduate Student Senate St Thomas French House). Sorority Row More gymnasium, 426 Thurstin Sunday S p.m. - Students for Animals 8:15 p.m. - Pep Rally 0ctaW21 Meeting. The 1975 documentary "The Guns of 10:15 p.m., midnight - UAO Campus Film Autumn" wi be shown. Free and open to all A spirit raiser for the BGSU-Central Michigan See 8 p.m. Fri, Oct 26, listing game and the Kappa Sigma Tour Team Free and 3 pjn. - Soccer 208 Hanna. BGSU vs Ohio State University Mickey Coch- open to at Sponsored by the Kappa Sigma rane Field (-10 p.m. - Skating Club fraternity bicycle lour teem. Rodgers courtyard. Saturday Meeting Free and open to al. Main Ice. Ice 6:30 p.m. - BG Chess Club 3 p.m. - Concert Arena OeMar 27 The Fan Concert Band and Wind Ensemble will Free and open to al. Bring set. board, and clock perform. Free and open to all. Kobacker Hall. if you have one. Off-Campus Student Center, 9 s.m. - Gotf Moore Music Arts Center. basement of Moaeiey. Women's team hosts BGSU Invitational Forrest Wednesday Creason Golf Course 3:30-5:30 p.m. - Public Skating Mate M 7:30 pjn. - Maes t s.m. - Mow Music Festival Event See 8 p.m. Fri.. Oct. 19, listing I i.m.-3:30 p.m. - Biology Seminar St. Thomas More Parish, 425 Thurstin. "Where's the Mainstream?" panel discussion. Dr. Bin G Kang of the Smithsonian Enviommen- Free and open to at. 1040 Moore Musical Arts 7-0 p.m. - Public Skating tal Research Center wi speak Free and open to 7:30 pjn. - Environmental Interest Group Center. See 8 p.m Fri., Oct. 19 listing. al Sponsored by the department of biological Meeting Open to al. 106 Business Administra- sciences 112 LUe Sciences tion. 11 a-m. - New Music Festival Event 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show Concert. Free and open to al. Bryan Recital Hal, See 8 p.m. Tues , Oct 30. listing II a.m.-3 p.m. - Pumpkin Saks 7:30 pjn. - Religion Lecture Moore Musical Arts Center Prices wi vary according to size ot pumpkins Rev. John Galen, lecturer, author and theolo- 9-10 p.m. - Public Stargazing Sponsored by Charities Board and Volunteers in gian, wi apeak on contemporary liturgical spiri- 12:30p.m. -Footbelt Free and open to all Wait by the elevator on the Progress Student Services Forum. tualty. Free and open to at St. Thomas More BGSU vs Central Michigan University (Mt Pleas- ground floor after entering the building using the Untvertsty Parish, 425 Thurstin. ant). west door Groups will be escorted to the roof. 11:30 a.m. - Mass 2-5 p.m. - Educational Memorabilia Center Physical Science Laboratory. St. Thomas More Parish, 425 Thursbn. 7:30 p.m. - Star Search Auditions See 7:30 p.m. Mon . Oct 22, listing MacDon- Various articles wi be on display. Free and open akJ lounges. to al Little Red Schoolhouse, west of Com- 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - Non-Traditional Stu- mons. Monday dent Series Asserttveness training wi be discussed. Free 6 p.m. - Lenhart Classic Film Series fctttrtt Two tetevteon epiaodes of "Star Trek" wi be 2:30-4:30 p.m. - University Bible Fellowship and open to al Capital Room, Union Meeting. Open to al. Faculty Lounge, Union. 10 e.m.-4 p.m. - Mini-course Registration shown. Free and open to al Gieh Film Theater, Henna. Registration begins for UAO Mini-courses •:30 p.m. - Prayer Meeting 3 p.m. - New Music Festival Event Costs vary for classes Open to all University Sponsored by Agape Christian Fellowship Prout 6:30 pjn. - Bible Study Concert Free and open to al Bryan Recital Hal, Hal foyer or UAO Oftice, Union. Chapel. Discussion of "The Passion of Christ" Gakttians Moore Musical Arts Center 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Monster Grams 7 p.m. - Fellowship ot Christian Students Open to al. United Christian Fetowship Center, 313 Thurstin 4 pjn.-Mass Personal message delivered on a six-loot banner Meeting. Alumni Room. Union. St. Thomas Mora University Parish, 425 to dorms or on-campus mail boxes are being Thurstin. sold by UAO for HaNoween 50 cents each. 7:30 p.m. - Star Search Auditions Sponsored by UAO. Union Foyer. See 7:30 p.m. Mon . Oct. 22, listing. Prout Friday 4 p.m.-1 s.m. - Octoberteet lounges. (MBM* 26 S5 Open to al Sponsored by the German Club 11:10 a.m.-Mass Girl Scout Building. City Park. Cormeaut Avenue St Thomas More Parish. 425 Thursbn 7:30 p.m. - Beta Alpha Psll Accounting Club 9 aja.-« pjn. - Rock Star Photo Sale Joint meeting of thie accounting honor society Last day for true sale Sponsored by UAO 5 p.m. - New Music Festival Event 7:30 p.m. -Star Search Auditions and dub Open to al Campus Room, Union. Promenade Lounge, Union. Presentation wi be given by Philip Glass of the University singers, dancers, actors, comedians Phip Glass Ensemble He wi discuss fas and bands are encouraged to audition In this 7:30 pjn. - Election 14 Series 10:30 a.m. - New Music Festival Event operas Free and open to al. 1040 Moore national star search competition Performances US. policy m the Middle East wi be discussed. Concert. Free and open to al. Bryan Recital Hal. Musical Arts Center. are limited to three minutes and must be ethnic in Dr. John Merriem, asaociate professor of politi- Moore Musical Arts Center nature Open to all University students. Spon- cal science, wi apeak Free and open fa al 6-9 p.m. - Volleyball sored by the Ethnic Cultural Arts Program. Kohl Sponsored by the Soclel Jostle Committee. 200 12:30 pjn. - Meaa BGSU vs Central Mtervgan University, Anderson lounge. Moeoley St -Thomas Mora Pariah, 425 Thuraan. Arena. t p.m. - New Huilc Festival Emit 9:45 p.m. - UAO Campus Film The Phap Glass Ensemble wi perform. Tickets See 7:30 p.m. Fri. Nov. 2. listing are $8. $fl, and $4. Kooacker Had, Moore Tuesday Thursday Musical Arts Center Octal* 30 1 Midnight - UAO Campus Film "Stripes" wi be shown. $1 50 with BGSU 1.0. 9 s.tn-4 p.m. - Rose Sale 1,10:15 p.m., midnight - UAO Campus Film Noon-2 p.m. - Peer Nutrition Counseling 210 Math Science Sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. Union See 8 p.m. Frl., Oct. 26. listing Service Oval. Consultants wi meet with students on an appointment or watk-in basis Information on 11 i.m.-4 pjn. - Pear Nutrition Counseling Saturday Sunday weight management, menu planning and health Service food are available Free and open to al. The Consultants wi meet with students on an Student Wetness Center, 220 Health Center Off*** 28 appointment or walk-in basis Information on 7:30 i.m.-6 p.m. - American Marketing Asso- 9 am - Qorf ciation 0:30 p.m. - Undergraduate Alumni Associa- weight management, menu planning and health Women's team to host the BGSU Invitational See 8 a.m. Wed . Nov 2. tsttng tion food are available Free and open to al The Forrest Creaaon Qolt Course Student Wetness Center, 220 Health Center. Meeting. Free and open to all Miteti Alumni 10 a.m. - Theater Seminar Center 10 ajn. - Volunteer Services 3-4 p.m. - SRC "Think Tank- Jules Fisher, Broadway producer and theatrical Departure time tor visiting the Maumee Youth lighting designer, wi speak on hia career and 7 pjn. - Active Christians Today Sessions are designed to obtain ideas from Center, a correctional boys 'acuity. Sponsored students about Rec Center programs. Open to Ighttng designs. Free and open to University Meeting Open to al. Alumni Floom, Union by St. Thomas More Parish Open to at. St al. Conference Room, Student Rec Center students, faculty and staff $ 10 tor members of Thomas More Parish. 425 Thurstm. United States Institute Theater Terrtinteiena ol 7 pjn. - Squash Club 3:304:30 pjn. - French Conversation Hour Ohio and $30 for the general public. Persons Meeting and tryouts for the interclub match 10,11:15 a.m., 1:15 p.m. - Mess Free and open to al. La Matton Francaia (The may register at 9:30 am the day of the seminar team. Open to al. Court A, Student Rec Center. St. Thomas More University Parish. 425 French House). Sorority Row. Joe E. Brown Theater, University Hal Thurstm. 7:30 p.m. - Graduate Student Recital Series 5 p.m. - Psremts) of the Year Contest Noon- Rugby Concert. Free and open to all Bryan Recital Han. 10:30 «.m. - Worship Service Deadline for compositions. Open to all. Winners Men's A and B teams wi compete m the finals of Moore Musical Arts Center. University Lutheran Chapel, 1124 E. Wooster wi receive lour tickets to the Doc Severenson the Mtehetob Ohio Collegiate Championships concert Sponsored by UAO UAO Office. College Park Noon - Worship Service 7:30 p.m. - Star Search Auditions See 7:30 p.m. Mon., Oct 22. listing. For off- Union. * Celebration of the Agape Church of Prayer's 1:30 pjn. -Rugby campus students Joe E Brown Theater, Uni- second anniversary. United Christian Fellowship 6:30 pjn. - BO Chess Club Men's C team vs Obertn Colege College Park versity Hal. Center chapel. 313 Thurstm . Free and open to al. Bring set. board, and clock 1:30p.m. -Football 8 pjn. - Arm-Wrestling Tournament K you have one Off-Campus Student Center, 1 p.m. - Worship Service basement of Mosetey BGSU at Bal State University (Muncie. Ind.l. Sponsored by Agape Christian Fellowship. Prout $3 entry lee. Open to al. Sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. Mam St. bar. 117 N. Main Chapel 7:30 p.m. - Environmental Interest Group 2 pjn. - Soccer BGSU vs.. E-.ansvie University Mickey Coch 5 p.m. - Planetarium Show Meeting. Open to al. 106 Business Administra- 2 p.m. — Soccer tion. rane Field. BGSU vs Michigan State University Mickey A discussion of the stars visible in the evening Cochrane Field sky and a multi-media show entitled "Al Systems 2-6 pjn. - Educational Memorabilia Center Go" wi be presented. Free (donations ac- 8 pjn. - Lenhart Classic Film Series "Secret Agent" wi be shown. Free and open to Various articles wi be on display. Free and open 2-5 p.m. - Educational Memorabilia Center cepted) and open to all Planetarium. Physical to at. Little Red Schootiouse. west of Com- Sciences Laboratory al Glsh Film Theater. Hama. Various historical articles wHI be on display Free mons. and open to at. Little Fled Schoolhouse. west of 6:30 pjn. - Bible Study Commons. 5 pjn. - Christian Science Organization 2:30-4:30 p.m. - University Bible Fellowship Meeting Open to all Fort Room, Union Study of Gelations Open to at United Christian Fetowship, 313 Thurstm Meeting Open to at Canal Room, Union 3 p.m. - Concert The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra will perform 8-10 pjn. - Skating Club 3 pjn. - Concert Tickets are $7. $9, S11 and $13. Kobacker Meeting. Free and open to al Mam tee, Ice Tubiet Ivan Hammond, professor of music, wi Hal. Moors Musical Arts Center. Arena Friday perform Free and open to al Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical Arts Center. 3:30-6:30 p.m. - Public Skating See 8 p.m. Fit.. Oct. 19, listing. Wednesday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. - American Marketing Associa- 4 p.m. - Maas tion St Thomas More University Parish, 425 1984 regional conference. $25 registration tee. 3 pjn. - Vespers OehtefJI Thurstm United Christian Fetowship Center, 313 Open to al Al conferences wi be held in the Thurstln. 11:30 a.m.-Mass Community Suite of the Union. 7:30. 9:45 p.m. - UAO Campus FHm St. Thomas More Parish, 425 Thurstm. See 7:30 p.m. Fri.. Nov. 2. listing •:30 p.m. - Inler-Denomlnstlonil Worship 10 1.01.-4 pjn. - Mini-Course Registration Last day to register. See 10 am Men .Oct 22. Open to all Sponsored by the Agape Christian 11:30 ajn.-12:30 pjn. - Non-Traditional Stu- Midnight - UAO Campus Film Fellowship Grand Basroom. Union. dent Series tetmg See midnight, Frl, Nov. 2. listing Dealing with family and relationships while in 7-0 p.m. - Public Skating school wi be discussed. Free and open to al 12:30 pjn. - Mass See 8 p.m. Frl.. Oct. 19, Bating. Faculty Lounge, Union. St. Thomas More Parish. 425 Thurstln Sunday 7:30 p.m - Movie 3 pjn. - Soccer 1:30 pjn. - Education Series "Up the Creek" win be shown $1.50. Spon- BGSU vs Central Michigan University. Mickey "The Development of Children's Sensitivity Fac- 18 s.m. - Volunteer Services sored by the PI Kappa Phi fraternity 210 Math Cochrane Field. tors Influencing Vowel Digraph Reading" wi be Departure time for visiting the Msumee Youth Science. presented by Daniete Zinna, assistant professor 8:30 p.m. - Prayer Meeting of special education. Free and open to at. Center, a correctional boys fecerty Sponsored Sponsored by Agape Christian Fellowship. Prout Sponsored by the Chinical Laboratory and the by St. Thomas More Parish. Open to al. St 8 p.m. - Social Justice Committee Thomas More Parish. 425 Thurstm. Meeting. Free and open to al Fireside Lounge, Chapel Research Development Council of the College of St. Thomas More University Parish. 425 Education 215 Education Thurstm. 7 p.m. - Fellowship of Christian Students 10,11:11 a.m., 1:15 pjn.-Maaa Meeting. Alumni Room. Union. 2 pjn. - Education Series St. Thomas More University Parish, 425 8-10 p.m. - Miss BQSU Scholarship Pageant "A Comparison ol Women Majoring m Fashion Thurstm. Informational meeting. Open to all potential 7:30 pjn. - Star Search Auditions Merchandising and Women Majoring in Busi- contestants. Alumni Floom. Union See 7:30 p.m Mon , Oct. 22, listing. For off- ness" wi be presented by Dr. Dorothy Banting, 10:30 a.m. - Worship Service campus students Joe E. Brown Theater. Uni- asaMant professor of home economics. Free Active Christians Today Alumni Room, Union »:S0 p.m. - Movie versity Hal and open to al. Sponsored by the Clinical 10:30 a.m. - Worship Service See 7:30 p.m. Sun.. Oct. 28. Hating Laboratory and the Research Development 7:30 pjn. - Election '84 Series Council ol the Colege of Education. 215 Educa- University Lutheran Chapel, 1124 E. Wooeter Social spending and the economic policies m the tion. U.S. wi be discussed Free and open to al. 1 p.m. - Worship Service Monday Sponsored by the Social Justice Committee 6 p.m. - Fantasy and Roieplaylng Society Sponsored by Agape Christian Fetowship Prout 200Mosetey Games ol al types are played Free and open to Chapel. al. Honors Canter. Kreischer 11:30 am-Mass I p.m. - Concert 2-6 pjn. - Eoucattonal Memorabilia Canter Various hietorical articles wi be on display Free St. Thomas More Pariah, 426 Thurson. Herbert Spencer, associate professor of music. 6:30 pjn. - Shabbat Service and Ver* di Camera wi perform Free and open Open to at. Sponsored by Jewish Students and open to at. Little Red Schootiouse. west ot 7:30 p.m. - Star Search Auditions to al. Bryan Recital Hal, Moore Musical Arts Group. Faculty Lounge. Union Commons. See 7:30 p.m. Mon , Oct. 22. sating Often Center 6 pjn. - Vesperi hauer lounges 7-0 pjn. - Dunemta Outreach I p.m. - Theater Production Meeting. Capital Room. Union. United Christian Fetowship Center. 313 7:30 p.m. - Foreign Film Series "Waiting Tables," a one-act play which Is pert of Thurstm the Pink Collar Workers Project wi be pre- 7:30 pjn. - UAO Campus FHm "Das Ben von Wandebek," a ram about the 640 pjn. - Student Rec Center Council lemptaDone of national socialism in Hamburg to sented. Free and open to al Kaufman's at the "Rear Window" wi be shown. 51.50 with Lodge, 1628 E Wooster. BGSU 1.0. 210 Math Science. Meeting Open to at. Hooley Conference Room. the 30'a. wi be shown Free and open to al. Student Rec Center Sponsored by the department of German and Russian. Glen Fern Theater, Henna 8-10 pjn. - Public Skating 8 p.m. - Fellowship ol Christlsn Students See 8 p.m. Frt . Oct. 19, listing Meeting. Open to at 128 S College 7:30 pjn. - Ptanatarium Show See 8 p.m Tuee.. Oct 30 listing 3 pjn. - Male Revue • pjn, - Alpha Phi Omega B p.m. - Planetarium Show $2 donation. Open to al. Sponsored by Pi 3 pjn. - Social Justice Committee Kappa Phi fraternity Mam St bar, 117 N. Main. Meeting lor this coeducational service organize See 8 p.m. Tues . Oct 30, listing Ion. Free and open to al Assembly Room, Meeting Free and open to at Freaide Lounge. St. Thomas More Parish. 425 Thurstln I p.m. - PI Sigma Alpha McFal Center 6 pjn. - Concert Meeting for thia poetical science honor society. Pianist Jerome Rose wi perform Tickets are $3 8.10 pjn. - Public Stargazing Open to al poetical science majors and iranora t:30 p.m. - Midweek Worship Service tor students and senior citizens. S6 tor others 101 Ov«r>«aa.Adininie»alnn. Unrverwty Lutheran Chapel, IW.^Wooster. Kobacker Hal. Moore Musical Arts Cenle. ,,Saa9p.m Sun.OFt.2A..»Mn8 ...... College of Musical Arts presents: P.U.S.H. week to raise funds The PI Kappa PN fraternity at Bowling Green is one of 103 chapters across the nation involved in a unique philanthropy protect. The project Is called P.U.S.H. (Play Units for the Severely Handicapped), and through the fund-raising efforts of the Bowling Green chapter of Pi Kappa Phi, corporate and private donations, the Sunshine Children's Home in Maumee will recieve a $ 17,000 ptey unit for their facility on Nov. 2. This facility will be the first in the area. The project seeks to create living environments which meet the needs of the severely handicapped children The play units combine audio, visual, tactile and olfactory stimulation to enhance the children's learning environment The chapter raised $1,600 toward this project last year. To reach this year's goal of $3,000, the chapter will sponsor a series of events the week of October 28. A 100 hour wheelchair marathon will be held at 8 a.m. Monday. October 19, at the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Union Oval and will continue until noon Friday (Nov. 2), at which time the chapter Each season 3 concerts by the orchestra are broadcast The internationally acclaimed Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, wi push the wheelchair to the Sunshine under the direction of resident conductor William Henry Curry, will nationaBy by American Public Radio. The orchestra wi move Into a new home in January 1985 with the opening of the $48 million Home lor the unit dedication at 2 p.m. perform at 3 p.m., Sunday, In Kobacker HaN of the Moore Musical Other fund-raising activities to be held Arts Center. Orway Music Theatre in downtown St. Paul The orchestra's University performance will include "Concerto are a movie, a rose sale at the Union Oval, Featured in the program win be Peter Howard, a former member an arm wrestling tournament and male in B flat for Cello and Orchestra" by Luigl Boccherlni, featuring of Bowling Greens Cotege of Musical Arts faculty who is now In revue at Main Street Bar, a concert in the Ms 10th season as principal cello in the chamber orchestra. Howard. Howard, who is a member of the SPCO String Quartet, is well- Grand Ballroom of the Union and raffle for The orchestra, founded in 1959. became the country's first full- free limousine service and $150. time professional chamber orchestra in 1968 and, under the remembered In this region for his performances with the Bowling guidance of music director Ptnchas Zukerman, remains one of the Green Sting Quartet while at the University five years ago nation's major performing ensembles. He has appeared as a soloist with many US and European The orchestra has made numerous recordings and in 1979 won orchestras as wel as given recitals In Berlin. London, New York Who's who seeks a Grammy Award for Its recording of Aaron Copland's and elsewhere throughout the world. "Appalachian Spring" tor Sound BO Records. In 1983, the re- Tickets tor the concert are $13, $11. $9 and $7 and can be student entries release of that same work was named one of the best classical purchased from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the music center box office University seniors will be chosen to be recordings of the year by "Time" magazine. Tickets can be reserved by caMng 372-0771. listed in the 1984-85 edition of "Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges " Applications and nominations for the Guitarist Julian Bream honor are now being accepted by the Julian Bream, renowned guitarist and lutenist. wW perform In regularly apeartng on concert tours of North America. Europe. Office of Student Organizations and New concert as part of the 1984-85 Festival Series at 8 p.m. Monday Australia. Latin America and Japan. His recordings for RCA Student Programs, 405 Student Services. (Oct. 22) In Kobacker HaK of the Moore Musical Arts Center Records have earned him six awards from the National Academy of The deadline for applying Is 5 p.m. Oct. Tickets for the performance are priced at $11, $9, $7, $5 and Recording Arts and Sciences and the Edison Award for the best 29. $3 depending on the location of the seat and may be purchased at record of the year in 1964 and In 1974. Any faculty or staff member or student the music center box office from 10 am to 2 p.m. weekdays. Works to be performed in Kobacker Hall include three pieces by may nominate a senior to be listed In the Reservations may be made by caing the 24-hour ticket hotline Sylvius Weiss, "Fantasia. Op. 30" by Fernando Sor, "Suite "Who's Who" guide Self nominations wi (372-0171) Compustelana" by Federico Mompou and "Cordoba" by Isacca be accepted Bream is among the worlds most sought-after performers; Albeniz. Applications due Philip Glass Ensemble Applications for fall semester 1985 Orientation Leaders are due by 5 p.m. on Six concerts, a master class on 20th The Phiip Glass Ensemble delivers the Wednesday (Oct. 24) In 405 Student century literature for duo pianos and a composer's complex musical message with Services. lecture-demonstration by world-famous both precision and vigor. The group Applications are available to any composer Phillip Glass wii be presented consists of Glass, Kurt Munkacsi, Michael University student providing he or she will during the fifth annual New Music Festival Riesman, Jon Gibson, Richard Peck, Jack be able to devote the time necessary being held Friday and Saturday (Oct. 26- Kripl. Martin Goldray and Dora Ohrenstekv before the new academic year begins. 27) at the Moore Musical Arts Center When the musicians arrive at the Interview signups wi be made when With the exception of the final concert University they will be carrying a ton of the appBcalions are returned. Interview featuring the Phillip Glass Ensemble at 8 equipment. More easily identified by rock appointments wi be made Saturday (Oct. p.m. Saturday (Oct. 27). aH festival events fans than classical music lovers, the 28) through Wednesday (Oct. 31). are free and open to the public. Tickets for. inventory includes electronic keyboards, the Glass performance, priced $8, $6 and an array of synthesizers, a variety of $4 each, are available at the music center mixers, amplifiers and nearly a dozen Qreen Sheet Is published by the box office or can be reserved by calling microphones. Bowling Qreen State University Office (419)372-0171. A lecture-demonstration by Glass also of Public Relations for students, This year's festival win feature works by wi be presented during the festival He wi faculty and staff. It Is produced In 30 composers from the United States, discuss his operas, utilizing slides and cooperation with the BO News. Canada and Europe - all of whom are tapes, at 5 p.m. Saturday In Room 1040 of The next Issue of Qreen Sheet will expected to be in attendance -- performed the Moore Musical Arts Center. The be published Nov. 2 and will cover by faculty and students of the College of lecture-demonstration Is free and open to events securing between Nov. 6 and Musical Arts the pubic. Nov. 18. The deadline to submit The Glass concert wi be the first In the In addition to the Glass session a master Information for that issue Is noon festival's history to be devoted exclusively class wi be devoted to 20th century Wednesday, Oct. 31. to one artist's works. This fact reflects the literature for two pianos conducted by All events must be submitted In stature of Glass being among the most Norms and Leonard Mastroglacomo. There writing to the Qreen Sheet editor, 8M influential, exciting and commercially wi also be panel discussions on the Administration Building. In the event successful serious composers today. contemporary music scene In Europe and of space limitations, those events Recently his work was heard by millions during the opening and the direction that contemporary music Is taking submitted at the earliest date will be dosing ceremonies for the summer Olympic games In Los given preference. There Is no charge Angeles. For a complete listing of at! festival events refer to the calendar. to have an Hem listed. In addition to Ms compositions, for the ensemble. Glass has Senior Steve Cotten Is serving as demonstrated Ms versatility by creating music for dance, theater The festival is being presented with the support of the Ohio Arts editor this semester; junior MM and Mm as wel as operas, including the celebrated Einstein on Council, the Arts Commission of Greater Toledo and the College of the Beech," "Satyagraha" and "Akhnaton." Musical Arts. f TUtf B6News October 19.1984

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Gregg Goldslon demonstrates to an audience the grace and versatility of the art of mime during one of his performances.

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by Cothy Wise In conjunction with the mime performance Tuesday night by professional mime Gregg Goldston, there was a master workshop on basic mime elements taught by Goldston Tuesday afternoon at WBGU-TV. About 20 students and professors spent two hours learning the elements that develop the serious mime artist. Goldston teaches intensively at his school for mimes in Gambier, Ohio. His class witnessed the fluent, smooth, easy motions that character- ize only the best mime artists. But behind the perfection of his technique is hard work and grueling muscle isometrics that Goldston has been practicing for nine years. Goldston started with a warm-up of the head, torso, arms, legs and feet. These exercises are the basis for all mime movements since they have a distinct motion and a definite stop. Goldston began by portraying the illusion of being disconnected. He performed these movements using just his head, torso and hips. Standing in place, his head made an Egyptian- like move to the left. His torso followed with a shift to the left, while his head appeared suspended in air. "The body is like a motor," Gold- ston said. ''You start, zshhhh, and then stop." Besides balance, techniques such as echo/release, reflection of movement and timing were practiced. Goldston is a master of these and can teach them almost as well as he can perform them. With a mesmerizing, hypnotic voice, Goldston concentrated on taking the students through the movements one at a time. He held out his hand and picked up FHOAY/Alu Hoi».l»!(6| an imaginary cup, then drank from it. He was studying his hand the whole Mime Gregg Goldston performed at the University Monday, presenting a series of original sketches, all without words, time. ranging from simple movements to complex stories. While in Bowling Green. Goldston taught a "masterclass" at the studios "Visualize what you're doing in of WBGU-TV and performed at Kenwood Elementary School. your mind," Goldston said. "Your hand isn't holding the cup, but it is the Another technique Goldston had the wall was still moving. Stretching and and challenging teacher as well. cup." students try was echo/release. They groaning, the students smiled with For more Information on the tour or Goldston threw an imaginary ball Eushed a wall that wouldn't budge, relief when the workshop was over. the School for Mimes, write Deborah into the air, watched it come down led it again and held the pose. They Watching him perform effortlessly Wasserman, General Manager, Gold- and then caught it in his other hand. waited Just a second and the wall and beautifully that evening made ston Mime Foundation, P.O. Box 404, Watching the ball, he reflected in his gave. Releasing their tension, they mime students realize the difficulty of Gambier, Ohio 43022. eyes and face where the ball went and made a body movement like a follow- the art. Not only is Goldston an ex- Cathy Wise is a senior journalism how fast it fell. through in tennis, reflecting —that -.-* the ^aor^nary.mipje, bjrt w eojqy,«hU... .iMtfir^rfmjmaoapoUaa:^^.^, 4 ii. u Classic tales Freshman stage tales from Aesop, and Brothers Grimm,

by Shelly Trusty An enthusiastic group of freshmen is taking over Joe E. Brown Theater this weekend with the rallying cry of: "Let's have fun!" "Story Theater" is the freshman production for the school year 1964-85. Written by Paul Sills in the late 1960s, ''Story Theater" is a loosely constructed version of Aesop's fables and Brothers Grimm fairy tales. The show is directed by doctoral candidate Bob Willenbrink. "The show is a different way to tell the tales of Aesop and the Brothers Grimm," Willenbrink said. "The show played on Broadway includes music from the '60s and evolved through improvisation - after it was successful, it was scripted." The show incorporates mimes, jugglers, acrobats, musicians and actors into what Willenbrink describes as "an entertainment party." Willenbrink said, "The actors have invited the audience to the party and we're going to share our stories." "The play is of a freewheeling nature and is flexible enough to allow a large amount of people to participate," Willenbrink said. "It was originally written for a cast of eight, but we nave expanded the size of the cast to allow more people to showcase their talent." There are no major leads in the show, Willenbrink said. He tried his best to divide the scripted parts evenly. "The key to this show is energy," he said. "All of these students have a Melissa Millington plays the reluctant bride of Ryan Adkins in "Story Theater," a tremendous amount of energy. When people see the show they will become loosely constructed version of Aesop's fables and Brothers Grimm fairy tales wrapped in it." written by Paul Sills in the late 1960s. The show is directed by doctoral candidate "Story Theater" is being performed in Joe E. Brown Theater Friday and Bob Willenbrink. Saturday night. Admission is $1.50. B.G. DRIVE-THRU ^ Why Walk Through when you can Drive Through? BEER = STATE MINIMUM

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BAD THfBANUM BOOK] Now Playing at a Theatre Near You. 'Plain Jane' becomes Sprucy Lucy by Lesley Sprigg her wrist I looked like Joan Crawford. It was amazing. She wasn't even finished and already I looked like a Soon I was to be beautiful. The long movie star. years of being a "plain Jane" were to Finally satisfied that rav eves were end. The cosmetic boutique I had just rimmed with enough thick, black entered promises results as "proven" lines, she caked on some eyeshadow in its thousands of "before and after" and clumped on some mascara. I photographs of ugly women all made peeked in the mirror while she had beautiful - thanks to a MAKEOVER. tier back turned. I looked as though I'd been on the losing end of a street brawl. My eyes were all black and Then, she "de- blue (and purple and green and what- fined" my cheekbones, ever other color she used). Then came the finishing touch: or I should say, she lipstick. I was sure she would pick created them. I looked some vibrant red shade like vampire like an Apache ready for red to top off my already campy appearance. Actually, she picked a the warpath! toned-down color similar to redwood tree bark. I looked like I was ready to The cosmetic consultant was eager FRIDAY Don L»» be laid out in a funeral parlor. I walked out of the boutique into the to remake my face. She was thin and back to the entrance just in case Then, she "defined" my cheek- attractive with bleached blond hair anyone I knew happened to walk by. shopping mall with my new face, bones, or I should say, she created afraid to smile for fear it would crack. set off by her white "lab" coat. Her Next she was glopping all kinds of them. I looked like an Apache ready makeup was a little heavy, but that goop on my face, explaining each one And yes, men did pay more attention for the warpath! to me than when I was just a "plain was to be expected. She rushed me off as she smacked it on: moisturizer, She also deemed my eyes in need of to a back room and instructed me to toner, refinisher, pore sealer, dark Jane." Especially the one who fol- "defining." But after she had put on lowed me into the shoe store and wash my face. circle remover, revitalizer, nourisher the blush, my eyes seemed non-exis- When I was finished, I peeked and finally foundation. My face was tent in comparison. While loading on asked if I charged by the hour. around the corner and darted out. tingling and burning. I was sure any eyeliner, she decided my eyebrows Lesley Sprigg is a senior public Bare-faced, I took a seat with my minute I would break out in a rash. were just tootight. With a few flicks of relations major from Akron. BGSU SKI CLUB GOES TO UTAH!! • 5 Day Lift Ticket (others only give you 4) • Transportation • Races with Prizes (others don't sponsor these) • Luxurious Condominiums at the base of the mountain. 5 minutes walking to lift! • Parties every night (others don't have them **w» every night)

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PARK CITY ALREADY HAS HAD 22 INCHES OF SNOWFALL! Fl-MlvaclMW It. 1M4 Student works sparkle in new boutique bvBethMocy "There are so many strong artists in town was ready for something like the area that we feel it's time for this," Hutchings said. University students and local art- northwest Ohio to step forward in the ists will have a chance to display and art world." Basile, former owner of the jewelry sell their artistic works, thanks to last Criteria for display is professional studio, Hephaestus, said the need Saturday's grand opening of Cur- presentation. Basile said that Cur- stemmed from a group of artists in rents, a gallery of fine arts and an- rents will accept any work that looks the area who needed a place to exhibit tiques in Bowling Green. professionally done on a consignment their works and get feedback from the The gallery, 126 E. Wooster St.. will general public. be displaying a wide selection of art, She also said students may set a "There are many fine artists in the C" x for their work and display it at area who are graduates and present gallery. They will receive a check students," Basile added. (minus Currents' 25 to 30 percent "The student's degree should not commission) within 30 days of the be the only part of their college expe- sale. rience." she said. "We feel that Cur- rents is an excellent opportunity for Prices at the gallery range from some of the outstanding 287 art ma- $1.75 to 15,075. she added. "We want to jors on campus to gain experience in present a wide range of art." the art world outside of class." Co-owner Chip Hutchings, a 1980 Beth Macy is a junior magazine ~ University graduate in construction lithograph by Pierre Renoir is technology, said that, although Cur- journalism major from Urbana, Ohio. among the art treasures now being rents displays a wide variety of art, shown at the Currents gallery. the shop has been careful not to inter- fere with other business in town. "For example, we were thinking about selling greeting cards, but that might possibly hurt the Source's (now called The Greeting Exchange) business," Hutchings said. Chip Hutchings and Ro Baslie opened Basile added that another main Currents to give local artists a chance to function of Currents is to aid interior display their creations. designers and architects in the area that are in need of art for their clients. ranging from hand-made clothing and "We will be keeping a slide file for jewelry to an original Pierre Renoir, them," she said. "That way, they can said Ro Basile, co-owner of the gal- look through it and find what types of lery who graduated from the Univer- art they need. This will help both the sity in 1978with a bachelor's degree in artist and the interior designer." fine arts. "We're hoping to give students and The idea for Currents was based on FRIDAY.** You«(3| area artists a chance to get their feet a collaboration of effort from both A peek into the front display windows of the gallery reveals a large array of wet on a local basis,' she said. Hutchings and Basile. "We felt the glassware, dolls and other creations. GET TWISTED WITH AN A$

o A$ FAIL 1984 DATE PARTY WtHfffl ie MMf/toMMr n. I*M TUI^ Think," "Hello Again" and "Drive." The Cars are known for their cat* atonic, detached appearance on stage with little, if any, audience rapport. But they say that's by design. "I'm not into show business. We are not show business characters," Oca- sek said after a recent concert at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Col- iseum. "I don't prod the audience and The Cars end I don't insult their intelligence." Ocasek said he is busy putting together "a video album of about seven songs from 'Heartbeat City' plus a break-up rumors couple of oldies." Easton and Orr both have solo albums in the works. And PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - The Cars the band and their musical contribu- Hawkes when asked about the possi- Ocasek, who released his first solo LP want to end all those rumors that tions to five top-selling albums. bility of a split. "Not yet. Not just "Beatitude" in 1982 on Geffen Re- allege the hit rock group is breaking "Things were blown way out of yet'' cords and had a hit single with up. proportion," said lead guitarist Elliot Drummer David Robinson and bas- "Something to Grab For," also has The speculation has been gathering Easton. "Ric had an interview with sist Ben Orr both denied the rumor as another LP in the offing. momentum ever since reports of con- some guy and said something like we well, with Orr saying there especially Ocasek. who never thought The stant bickering among band members were going to break up. But he said was no friction between him and Cars would be the superstars they've emerged during the recording of the that as a joke. Everybody took it too Ocasek. become, said divergent solo projects "Heartbeat City" LP this year in seriously. The Cars' self-title debut album on doesn't necessarily signal the band's London. Ocasek, who founded the Boston- Elektra in 1978 got strong airplay in demise. Interviews suggested that the group based band in 1978, said the break-up Boston, followed by gradual national "I don't care what they do. What- had grown disenchanted with "the rumor always makes for a good exposure. The platinum albums fol- ever makes them happy," Ocasek iron-fisted control" of singer-song- story. lowed - "Candy-0" in 1979. "Pan- said. "I don't know what they all say writer-rhythm guitarist Ric Ocasek "I've heard the talk. It's funny. It's orama" in 1980 and "Shake H Up" in about me. I don't know what they and would rather concentrate on solo a joke. We never had an interest in 1982. think of me. I don't ask them. If they projects. breaking up. Never gave it a "Heartbeat City" is The Cars' fast- like me, fine. If they don't, there's not Ocasek also reportedly criticized thought, he said. est seller with four hit singles in 22 much I can do personally. But as a the other members' commitment to "Nah," said keyboard player Greg weeks so far - "Magic," "You Might band, I think we have a lot to do still." UNIVERSITY THEATRE THOSEGUYS PRESENTS John Husbands, Chris Reynolds STORY THEATRE And the Other Guy October 17-20,1984 Tom Gorman Joe E Brown Theatre. 8pm OXFAM BENEFIT Tickets Si 50 at the door Donations of canned food St Thomas More A fPpdttUE0."? accepted Hairways "HERE FOR ALL YOUR HAIR NEEDS"

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1616 E. Wooster STADIUM PLAZA 352-2107 pVVHvVKWSVViWi — ■ ■• ■ ■•■•■••■ "ii r MTmmin'ffi"T Hall and Oates soul search as 13th album defies superstition by Eric Rozsq For Daryl Hall and John Oates, 13 is not an unlucky number - not when it comes to their 13th album, Big Bam Boom! "Die boys from Philly try to be progressive and different while sticking to their winning formula. The new record mixes rock with soul and even incorporates a spoonful of dance rhythms. This combination is proof that these two performers refuse to lie dormant under their previous success. Once again, all the songs deal with intimate feelings, but the album moves along quickly thanks to the added funk sound. Hall and Oates show true devotion to soul in their song "Out of Touch" which includes the words, "Soul really matters to me." This song is easily the best tune off the track and is quickly becoming a popular dance and radio hit. The LP is the fourth outing for Hall and Oates as producers - an awesome effort as indicated by Big Bam Boom's three hit-bound songs and one funky single called "All American Girl," which should fly up the soul charts. If would be naive to say the album doesn't have its faults, however; a few tunes sound like Hall and Oates tried too hard and overdid themselves. The net result is a few gaudy-sounding songs that hammer down the quality of the LP. But overall Hall s sensitive voice dominates most of the album, an asset which camouflages some of the flaws. In addition, the steady drum beat and the rhythm guitar keep the album lively. As in the previous album, Rock and Soul Part 1, the style of music Hall & Oates play appeals to listeners young and old. This brand of music keeps the duo popular and exciting. And they didn't need to stray far from their turf. Big Bam Boom is pleasing and fun, yet it could quickly become forgotten in a few months. On a 10-point scale, Big Bam Boom rates a 7. NOTE: Hall and Oates, clearly the best duo on the rock scene today, will play tunes from Big Bam Boom when they start their tour at the end of October. Eric Rozsa is a sophomore criminal justice major from Pittsburgh.Pa. NORTHEND PIZZA MINI COURSE HOW. POE RD. 4$ 3S2-7734

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by Denise W. Winkler shallow lyrics make listeners wonder But what are listeners to believe if this album was produced to fill a now? Take the Let's Dance LP, change the recording contract. Perhaps this album is not meant to words and tone down the music to a Only three songs are Bowie origi- be taken seriously, and critical analy- repetitive throbbing bass and you'll nals. Three others are collaborations. sisjust isn't what the artist wanted. iave David Bowie's new Tonight LP. The deft lyrics displayed on Let's This would explain why a remake of With the exception of the title track, Dance are left behind as Bowie and an old Brian Wilson hit is included. which is a mild reggae tune, it seems company chum out the songs as if Bowie sings the Beachboys? Come that Bowie is expanding on his pre- they were mass produced. on! On "God Only Knows," Bowie vious album's success. Gone is the theme-in-the-music idea sounds like a heartsick balladeer try- In the past, his albums have been a that gave the title track of Let' s ing to intensify a song meant to be staircase of experimental music, cul- Dance such depth, with its hint of free and easy. It just tries too hard. minating with each new release. But racism that exemplified the fact that All is not lost however. this time he has taken a step back. Bowie is not just another bubble-gum Instrumentally, the album offers As talented a writer as Bowie is, the rocker. smooth, easy tunes, and reggae is added to the versatility of Bowie's band. A born trio adds flavor to a few numbers. BJ'S On the title track, Tonight, which is definitely hit material, Bowie is u^^^FOOO EMPORIUM 352-7603 joined by soul singer Tina Turner. Just 112 block east of Main Street The contrast between Bowie's clean, smooth voice and Turner's harsh, • Pizza • Tacos • Burritos • French Fries listeners avoid making hasty judge- dusky one makes for interesting lis- ments, it might grow on them after a • Fresh Ground Hamburgers • 26 Sandwiches tening. while. • BJ's Famous Chili Dog For listners who are mild Bowie fans, they might like this record be- But after Bowie fed the appetites of • 10 Different Subs • Bar-B-Q Ribs • Chicken hungry fans with Let's Dance, his cause of its easygoing quality. But for latest attempt leaves the listener with • Spaghetti Dinners • Daily Lunch Specials those who are used to Bowie making hunger pains. • Sundaes • Shakes • Sodas • Malts statements through his music, this album is a disappointment. Denise W. Winkler is a junior news- "(to ptl mtW MS%... If the album is given a few spins and /editorial major from Toledo. y-$3.00 minimum 10-12:30 a.m. The king of rock 'n roll preaches the word of The King of Kings

NEW YORK (AP) - Little Richard, who rocked and shocked the '50s and '60s Framing Service with his mile-high pompadour, sequined suits and pancake makeup, may be a for full-time evangelist, but he'd like to reclaim his throne as king of rock 'n' roll. a Though he swears he'll never again get up on stage and screech his calling- ART STUDENTS "d card, "Ooh, my soul," Little Richard is nevertheless anxious for the world to remember him as the man who broke the racial barrier in radio music and who "DO-IT-YOURSELFERS" stunned audiences by performing in drag. Best Prices in Town "That's over. I won't do that again." he said in a telephone interview from his home in Riverside, Calif. "It's not that there's something bad about rock 'n' for Aluminum Frames roll. The reason I don't want to sing is I'm 51 years old now and I just want to cut to order-12 colors. dedicate my years to the service of God." In his new biography, "The Life and Times of Little Richard: The Quasar of Rock" (Harmony Books, $15.96), he talks about his beginnings in Macon, Ga. Matting • Glass He was born Richard Penniman and left home at 14 to sell "snake oil" with Mounting • Acrylic Dr. Hudson's Medicine Show. He toon became involved with various road bands in the South and toured with them until he formed his own group, Little • Matboard Richard and the Upsetters. He landed his first record contract in 196L Little Richard shattered the white airwaves with "Tutti Frutti" - radio was Preserve and give a professional segregated at that time with stations that played only so-called black music and stations that only played so-called white music - until 1977, the year he quit look to photos, posters, & artwork performing. Today, he spends most of his time on the road, preaching the message of the 20% discount for mounting posters Remnant Church of God, which teaches the Ten Commandments. Entertainers including Elvis Presley, Elton John. Otis Redding, the Everly & prints until Nov. 10 Brothers, Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Peter Allen and Mick Jagger have credited Little Richard with influencing what they sing and how they perform it But Richard, who says he was once paid flt.OM for an hour's work, is now anxious for the music industry to pay mm the royalties be says he is owed for such bits as "Tutti Frutti," "Long Tall Sally," Sllppin' And Slidin'," "Lucille," "Good Golly Miss Molly" and "Ooh, My WmtF^ Richard filed a $112 million lawsuit in June against Specialty Records, Inc., diatom Tramitig ATV Music Corp. and Venice Music. He also testified at a special congressional hearing in September about bow the music industry exploited him and other 125 E. OAK musicians. "I've haven't been paid for my music in 25 years," he said. "Only BMI ^ PH33£Q2A2 >) (Broadcast Music International), they pay me." The singer-turned-evangelijt said be sold "Tutti Frutti" to Specialty in 1955 mewwwwm^^'"1"^ .'

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