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by John Chaltant The Associated Press would lose $47.5 million, on top of be needed with legislative JoAnn Davidson said Thursday cautious. An awful lot of ques- $168 million cut July 1, bringing leaders before any cut package that Republicans want more de- tions. I'm not sure everybody's to 11.7 percent the total cut for was completed. tails about the tax Increase, but yet at the same level of having all COLUMBUS - Spending for higher education in the current "What I have done represents have not ruled out supporting it. of their questions answered," schools and colleges might be cut budget. my recommended concept of the Davidson, R-Reynoldsburg, Davidson said in an interview. by $162 million on Jan. 1 unless a Primary and secondary educa- cuts you should impose on Jan- said GOP representatives believe "I don't think we're closing the tax increase is approved to help tion, which was exempt from the uary 1" if such cuts are needed to the budget package also should door to anything. I think there offset a budget deficit, Gov. July cuts, would lose $114.5 mil- balance the budget, Browning deal with such matters as con- are varied opinions in our cau- George Voinovich's top fiscal lion, or 3.2 percent of its current said. verting state liquor stores to pri- cus," she said. Voinovich wants legislators to More snow: officer said Thursday. budget. vate businesses and reform of Support of minority Republi- Gregory Browning, the direc- The Ohio Department of Hu- raise taxes by $200 million. The Medicaid, the government health cans may be critical in determin- tor of the Office of Budget and extra money, combined with $50 Friday, snow likely, taper- man Services would lose $8.3 mil- care program for the poor. ing chances for passage in the Management, said there would million in spending cuts, would ing to flurries in the after- lion, bringing its total fiscal year Davidson, the minority whip House of Voinovich's plan. be exemptions for welfare bene- 1993 cuts to 1.4 percent, while the offset a projected $250 million who assumes the top leadership Majority Democrats have in noon. Some small accu- fit programs subject to federal mulations are possible. High Department of Mental Retarda- deficit in the current budget, and post in January, and other cur- the past demanded varying mandates, payments for con- provide extra revenue for the rent and new Republican leaders in the mid-30s. Chance of tion would be cut by another $5 levels of Republican support on snow is 70 percent. Friday struction debt, prisons and men- million, for a total of 2.9 percent. next two budget years starting met privately Wednesday with politically sensitive matters such night, mostly cloudy with tal hospitals. Browning said in a memo to July 1. Voinovich and Browning. The Ohio Board of Regents "The mood of our caucus is scattered snow flurries. Low Voinovich that more talks would New House Minority Leader See BUDGET, page five. 25 to 30. Chance of snow is 40 percent. Saturday, mostly cloudy. Low 35 to 40. A Bit Of Christmas Cheer Truck runs On Campus barricade; Get yer tickets here: troops kill December graduates planning to attend commen- cement ceremonies must 2, injure 7 pick up their four guest seating tickets at the Uni- versity bookstore by 6 p.m. by Jeffrey Ulbrlcb Tuesday. A student ID is re- The Associated Press quired. Anyone unable to do so MOGADISHU, Somalia -- should contact the bookstore - Troops opened fire on a truck- at 372-2851. Remaining tick- load of Somalis who barreled ets will be distributed at 8 through a French checkpoint a.m. Wednesday in the book- Thursday night, killing two and store. A maximimum of two injuring seven in the first blood- tickets per graduate will be shed of the U.S.-led military mis- given out on that day. sion in Somalia. The shooting came nearly two days after American and French Outside Campus soldiers took control of Somalia's capital to protect food shipments. The two main Somali warlords Hiring a hitman?: agreed Thursday to their first meeting since they began fight- TOLEDO - A woman from ing two years ago. an exclusive suburb has The shooting episode foresha- pleaded innocent to charges dowed the unpredictable situa- she tried to hire an under- tion U.S. troops may face as they cover police officer to kill deploy in Somalia's interior. On her husband. Saturday, Marines are to escort Margaret Howard, 34, of the first land convoy in a month Ottawa Hills was released f the strife-torn city of Baidoa, without bond after a hearing ThcBGNtwi/TLmN.n 125 miles to the northwest. in Lucas County Common CARE International said Pleas Court on Wednesday. Conducted by Kenley Inglefleld, the brass choir performs a ticipating groups will occur In Kobacker Hall as a finale to the Thursday night that its five- She has been charged with Christmas concert In the Moore Musical Arts Center Thursday weeklong concerts. member staff in Baidoa had bar- one count of complicity to afternoon. At 12:30 p.m. today, a carol sing-along with all the par- ricaded themselves inside their commit murder. If convict- compound in anticipation of an ed, she could be sentenced armed attack by clansmen. The to 25 years in prison. staff were an American, two Bri- Authorities said she tried tons and two Australians. to hire an undercover offi- CARE's manager In Mogadi- cer posing as a hit man to OBR approves recommendations shu, Rhodri Wynn-Pope, asked kill her husband, Herbie, 47. American troops to provide air Howard allegedly told the by Julie Tagllalerro requesting university branch Spengler said she was also cover for the town Thursday officer that she was tired of administration reporter RESTRUCTURING campuses and technical bran- pleased the OBR chose to have night. her husband's abuse, said ches to work together to maxi- selected research centers as op- Army troops from Fort Drum, Capt. Thomas Vetter. HIGHER mize resources. posed to two designated ones as N.Y., were scheduled to begin ar- He said the mother of five Editor's note: This is the final EDUCATION According to Patricia Spe- the task force had recommended. riving over the weekend in Bai- gave the officer $600, prom- part of a three-part series on the ngler, chairwoman of the Uni- Lester Barber, executive assis- doa, then split off and seize three ising more money once her Governor's Managing for the Fu- versity's Managing for the Fu- tant to President Olscamp, said other centers of the starvation husband was killed. ture Task Force and its recom- ture Task Force, the OBR will be the recommendations by the zone - Belet Wen, Oddur and Gai- Herbie Howard owns con- mendations. PART III taking time to evaluate all of the OBR are positive because now lassi. Fresh Marines were ex- venience stores and bars. The Ohio Board of Regents de- recommendations as they create there is a report and a goal that pected in Mogadishu by Friday. cided Wednesday to implement CAMPUS standards throughout the state to all groups, Including university On Nov. 11, a 34-truck relief most of the recommendations in REACTION make the decentralized sytem ef- representatives, business per- convoy to Baidoa was ambushed Scholarship fund set up: the Managing for the Future ficient and beneficial to all state sons and the state government with heavy casualties. Only one TOLEDO - A scholarship Task Force Report in order to colleges and universities. can agree to. truck made it through. Since fund has been set up in the create what they believe will be a tween the state-funded universi- "I'm very pleased that [the "All groups can now coop- then, truck convoys have not name of a 17-year-old high more efficient sytem of higher ties and colleges, yet they re- OBR] is taking more time in de- erativley get at the main task of ventured out of Mogadishu. school student who was shot education. jected the request to have a cen- ciding on their recommendations trying to create greater econo- Fifty to 60 deaths are reported as he fled a birthday party The OBR approved most of the tralized system of education. and chose not to have a central- mies and efficiencies while each day in Baidoa. Regular air- that had turned into a brawl. recommendations that call for a However, the OBR's statement ized system of higher education," lifts have done little for the hun- See RESPONSE, page three. Students and teachers unified system of education be- did call for changes - Including Spengler said. dreds of thousands of people en- have set up the scholarship camped around the town because at Bowsher High School, the battling clans and looters where Matthew Roby was a have prevented agencies from student. distributing food and medicine. Roby was shot once in the Trustees to vote on living costs Even worse is Bardera, about back last month as he fled a 50 miles south of Baidoa. Unlike Baidoa, Bardera has neither south Toledo apartment. by Julie Tagllalerro Police are investigating administration reporter Because it is a new type of residence hall crease per semester from the current camps nor sanitation. Heavy the murder No arrests have that will serve many upperclassmen, Vet- year. The proposed cost of living in Offen- seasonal rains have limited food been mai • The University Board of Trustees will vote ter said registration will occur earlier than hauer Towers also has increased from flights into Bardera's muddy air- today on the recommended room and the normal process and will be on a first- $1,066 to$l, 165. strip. Lottery board rates for the 1993-94 academic year come, first-serve basis. In other business, the board will discuss Relief officials reported and will decide whether to grant mid-year If students don't get assured a room, the posslbllty of giving mid-year salary in- Thursday that a large convoy of CLEVELAND-Here are salary increases. they will still have time to rent an apart- creases to University faculty and staff Somali "technicals" was spotted Thursday night's Ohio Lot- Because of the renovations being done to ment for next semester, Vetter said. members. headed west from the Baidoa tery selections: Founders Quadrangle, the board must de- Because of the earlier process, the According to Christopher Dalton, vice area toward the Ethiopian bor- cide on the amounts now, rather than at the trustees will decide on the room rates for president for planning and budgeting, it der. Pick 3 Numbers: 8-9-9 February meeting. Founders as well as the other residence can't be determined what the outcome of Alarmed by sporadic gunfire Pick 4 Numbers: 7-0-8-9 Michael Vetter, assistant vice president halls. In addition, meal plan proposals will the meeting will be, but the $4 million set near the U.S. Embassy compound for student affairs and residential ser- also be approved. aside for salary increases will be con- in Mogadishu, Marines on The Super Lotto jackpot is vices, said at an informational meeting The recommended cost to live in Foun- sidered. Thursday raided several build- $20 million. about Founders Wednesday night that the ders for one semester is $1,265 for stan- At the August board meeting, the ings in pursuit of snipers. application process to live there will occur dard occupancy - six persons in a suite - trustees approved a resolution calling for With Cobra attack helicopters in January. and $1,465 per semester for single occu- salary increases to occur in January, pro- hovering, Marines burst Into a Compiled from staff and Beginning next year, it will occur with pancy. viding that no more state budget reduc- villa a half mile from the emba- wire reports. the other residence halls, later in the The recommended cost to live in the ssy and seized two anti-aircraft spring, and will follow the same format. quadrangles, and Prout Hall is a $76 in- See PREVIEW, page three. See SOMALIA, page five. Opinion Friday, December 11, 1992 page two The BG News

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR- IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERIY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News

E.A.R. to the Ground ... Two years after actually being ap- tle of Ohio" this year. proved for an honorary doctorate degree from the University, Nelson Women like Miss Makita, Makita Mandela still does not have, and may Power Tools spokeswoman, undermine not even be aware that he has received, the dignity of the whole female sex. The the honors. Thumbs up to Scott Michae- fact that a certain local hardware store lis and USG for their efforts in reviving put her on display for every gawking the issue and trying to get the adminis- Bowling Green male to drool over was tration moving again on tracking down bad enough. But what's worse is that the civil rights leader. she did it. People should help needy There is definitely something wrong Women who portray the members of with the fact that over those two years, their sex as objects to be stared at like apparently only one attempt was made some tasty tidbits in a store window are to reach Mandela by mail, and it result- simply not with the program. It's time during this holiday season ed in reaching an incorrect contact. for women to be treated as equals in in a soup kitchen or food pantry Whatever the case may be, the proper this society. Showing off large portions Well, the holiday season is of your body while holding a drill (im- for a few days during your contact has now been found - through rapidly approaching. This in- Juliet Cook break? Can you donate cash, Michaelis' research -- and it's past time plied message: drill me, baby) is no way cludes a new year speeding canned goods, clothes or toys to to get in touch with that person and get to get respect. toward us once again. And you organizations in your area such the ball rolling. Instead of bickering *** know what they say about 1993. as the United Way, the Salvation back and forth about who's called who But of course no one did hold a gun to Oh, you don't? Well, here are my Army or Toys for Tots? and who needs to try harder, the two Miss Makita's head. Last time we Jeanne Dixon-esque predictions Are you willing to help or sides need to sit down together and checked, we did still live in a country for the New Year. would you rather pretend these work at reaching their common goal. where we are free to do as we choose. Pop tarts will attain a whole problems don't exist? Well, you new significance. Barry Manilow are lying to yourself if you be- **• Attacking others for their career will make a comeback with his choices is an elitist attitude. If Miss lieve that nobody has to spend his brand new sound, much like or her Christmas out in the cold Best of luck to the Falcons men's bas- Makita wants to use her abilities and Donny Osmond did several years snow. ketball squad as they travel down to talents to earn a living, is she any less back. What about migrant farm Columbus this Saturday to take on the than the physicist who uses his analyt- Speaking of Donny Osmond, do a time to work and earn money, workers? Most of them aren't go- Ohio State. It would do the University ical mind? We here at The News -- or at you remember "The Donny and visit old friends, indulge inter- ing to enjoy a holiday season and the MAC proud if they could come least some of us on the editorial staff - Marie Show," complete with sexy ests you don't have time to de- filled with sugar cookies, cran- away with a victory in the second "Bat- think not. ice skating scenes? What I would velop during the semester or just berries and candy canes. Unless give for a Donny and Marie relax with family members and you live in a climate warmer than Christmas special. relatives. Ohio's, chances are you can't find Speaking of Christmas spe- For some, the very idea of re- much work at this time of the cials, last year's "Brady Bunch laxing with family members and year. If you do live in a Califor- Racial slurs will not be tolerated Reunion" was a classic. One of relatives may sound completely nia-like climate, you're probably those deals where the characters oxymoronic, but look at it this going to be spending your holi- The BG News: dressed. I use the word possibly The racial slur that was used effective ways for white people tend to burst into song at any way: at least you have a home to days working for insubstantial because there might have been a to combat racism and discrimi- given moment. Clever marketing those who don't have such com- by the former employee at Mr. person (more like another white wages and residing in poor quali- nation is for white people to ex- ploy! I do love my junk culture. fortable settings for their holiday ty living conditions, shared with Spot's is another example of the employee or customer) in Mr. harassment black students and pose white people who are racist I expect that more people than scenarios. Many will be spending hordes of others. Spot's who heard the racial slur, ever before will spontaneously citizens encounter at the Univer- and/or practice racial discrimi- Christmas in poverty or even on What about domestic workers and would have had the courage nation. combust this year. It has some- the streets. sity and in the city of Bowling and moral character to inform (usually women) who clean house This will send the message to thing to do with the cosmos and care for children of an af- Green. the owner. people like Marge Schott that (nebulas and all that). fluent family? They'll be sharing Obviously, it was not the first The point that I want to make is "FOP some, the very idea of acts of racism, at least, will be And I can't wait to see Dick their holidays with someone el- racial incident of its kind, nor, I that white people feel comforta- reported and, at best, will be pe- Clark's "New Year's Hoc kin' relaxing with family se's family to earn enough money am sad to say, will it be the last. ble making racist remarks to and nalized. Eve" this year, because I predict to support their own. Of course, I believe that Mr. Gavarone re- around other white people with members and relatives may Some say this tactic to combat Mr. Clark's age will finally catch their specific situation would de- sponded appropriately by ter- impunity. (This is probably the racist speech restricts our con- up with him and he'll turn into a sound completely pend upon the compassion of minating the employee who made case with all ethnic groups. That stitutional right of freedom of flaccid piece of chicken skin ... their employers. But you can im- the racial slur. Therefore, Mr. is, among themselves, they oxymoronic, but look at it Gavarone should receive praise speech and smacks of political But seriously - today is the last agine the distress of a mother freely refer to other ethnic correctness; however, there are day of fall classes and after this way: at least you have a rather than harassing telephone groups in derogatory terms.) unable to be with her kids on some issues that are restricting struggling through a few exams, home to spend your holiday Christmas morning. calls. For example, Margaret Schott and racist speech is one of them. we have some time away from all I guess my point is that Also, I am hopeful that the em- made her racist comments to season in." ployee who used the term "nig- Racist speech has no place in a these deadlines. Grandma pinching your cheeks other white people hoping for civilized society. I'm sure going home for the ger" when referring to an Afri- them not to later on be revealed too hard seems pretty trivial can American realizes that racial In closing, I am hopeful that holidays creates mixed feelings compared with the conditions to the public. Thus, I raise the the baseball owners hear of Mr. for most students, but the Unless you live in an extreme- slurs will not be tolerated in our following question: Would white under which the less fortunate community and that he will cease Gavarone's action and appro- majority of us are probably look- mly affluent area, there are lots will be spending their holidays. people, except for white suprem- to make them. priately reprimand and penalize ing forward to it for one reason of poor and homeless people acists, make racial comments Think about It. Marge Schott for her racist, bi- or another. Maybe it will serve as nearby. Consider what you can Juliet Cook reminds you all to I would like to point out that knowing that they would eventu- goted, callous and degrading re- spend your holiday season in. do to make their holiday season a except for the employee not ally be revealed to the public? watch the Carfield Christmas marks regarding Jews, Japanese Take the time to think about little brighter. Can you volunteer special. knowing the telephone call was Common sense leads me to be- and African Americans. still connected, possibly the inci- lieve that the answer is "Defin- dent would not have been made itely not!" Jack Taylor known and subsequently ad- I believe that one of the most Office of Multicultural Affairs The Link thanks all for support The BG News: During this season of sharing, are those who have been de- Concert (co-sponsored by How- Van Ness' character unassailable we at The Link want to thank the termined to be working to im- ard's Club H and WBGU-FM) and The BG News: thought to be passed from gener- Our legal system allows us to generous people of Wood County prove their situations. Not every the Karate Club's recent tourna- I am writing in response to the ation to generation. We sterilized challenge discrimination. Homo- and the students at BGSU for request for help can be filled, but ment. letter, "Laws needed to make these people before we had sexuals should go for it, but use their contributions of money giv- all clients who are helped with Proceeds from these events equality real for gays," printed in enough research to prove that the system that is already there. en to help those less fortunate Basic Needs are in emergency were generously donated to The the Dec. 8 edition of The News. some forms of mental retarda- Mr. Van Ness does not discrim- than themselves. situations. None of the donations Link. Two women from local As a close and personal friend tion are, in fact, passed genetica- inate against any religion. Jewish The Link maintains a Basic are used for administrative communities sent checks instead costs. of Norm Van Ness, I must protect lly, but some are not. people drank beer at his wed- Needs Fund, which is set aside to of Christmas cards. his character that has been ba- Mr. Van Ness and I have had ding, along with blacks, Catholics pay for such things as meals, During the past 12 months, The residents of Wood County shed by someone who "read" into many conversations about this and Mexicans. Two of his very motel rooms, gasoline, bus tick- $10,144 was spent from the Basic are generous. The volunteers, his letter. topic. We had friends who were good friends are natives of the ets and emergency prescriptions. Needs Fund. Donations were staff and board of trustees great- First of all, Mr. Van Ness is a homosexuals, but not once was Dominican Republic. Donations made to The Link are received from individuals, chur- ly thank all supporters of The highly respected individual in his that ever held against them. They Also, Mr. Van Ness is all for put into this fund and are used to ches and civic organizations. Link. community and a Desert Storm respect the fact that we want women making it in the world, pay for vouchers covering these BGSU student groups sponsored Ellen Bowers necessities. veteran. He has been called upon more research. which is evident by his support of several fundralsing events, such Executive Director time and time again to look Mr. Van Ness was not suggest- the Bowling Green chapter of the Clients receiving such services as the Homelessness Awareness The Link beyond someone's sexuality, ing that smoking and homosexu- American Business Women's As- race, creed or orientation. He is a ality both cause health risks. He sociation. It is the radical left of man who accepts people for who was merely giving another anal- those who want to have "special" Assault story was presented poorly they are without discrimination. ogy for the term "choice." rights that he has an argument If you look at the human ana- Homosexuals in Colorado are with. And believe me, it is just an The BG News: tomy (one male, one female) demanding laws to prevent dis- argument, and a highly intel- I was very disappointed with most heinous and painful crimes, no's, treated with such sensa- nature tells us whether we are to crimination. I am sure they are ligent one at that. the coverage of the assault both physically and emotionally tionalism. be homosexual or heterosexual. discriminated against, but where Before one goes bashing against Peter Martone and the that an individual would ever I hope that in the future we can I also have read a lot of litera- is the proof? someone's character, maybe they sexual assault charges brought have to endure. I am sure that expect better judgment in pre- ture and research on the genetic Why not use the laws we should sit down with them and against him. neither of the alleged victims in sentation of the news. The News proof of homosexuality, and I already have before us to gain talk about their ideas, such as I felt it was in very poor taste the case was pleased with the is a fine newspaper, I would hate choose not to believe it until equal rights? Colorado is afraid Mr. Van Ness has done time and to place this story in green on the wayThe News chose to handle to see its credibility and stan- more faith in the studies is shown that every group would want a time again throughout his life. front page. Yes, it is news and such a sensitive story. dards fall by the wayside. by the medical profession, as law specifically for their purpose needs to be reported, but such I may be wrong, but I do not recall seeing any other rape well as more proof. when thev Already have laws to Amy Dorchinez devices were not necessary. Jenny Domanski Mental retardation was once protect them. Bowling Green, Ohio Rape and assault are two of the cases, including Mike Calcag- Bowling Green, Ohio \

. v.-.. ._.-•_.■.- Campus Friday, December 11, 1992 The BG News page three Mass is 'bridge to Christmas' by Linda Lenc Career Planning and Place- contributing reporter ment Services assistant direc- tor Amy O'Donnell said the If finals and Christmas Mass is there to remind people shopping have left you what the season is really about. stressed and wondering what "Some people might think the real meaning of this season [the Mass] is commercial, but is, the University's 10th annual the people at St. Thomas More Candlelight Mass celebration try to make [everyone] there in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom feel included [in the celebra- may provide some answers. tion]," O'Donnell said. Sponsored by St. Thomas Philosophy graduate student More University Parish, the Gene Torisky said the Ball- Mass was originally held in the room mass provides a bridge church, until the size of the between Advent and Christ- crowd forced the move to the mas. Ballroom in 1983. "[The Mass] is four weeks of "We always had a midnight waiting compressed into one Mass on the Saturday before night," Torisky said. finals. [Eventually] it was too The format of the Mass fol- crowded ... the chapel only lows a Catholic liturgy, but you holds 700," St. Thomas More do not have to be Catholic to at- music director Tom Gorman tend. said. "The important thing is that Gorman said approximately it is a symbol of community," 1,500 to 2,000 people attend the Gorman said. Mass every year, and close to O'Donnell said the Mass real- 250 people are involved in the ly kicks off the Christmas direct planning of the Mass. season for her. The BGNcwi/LindaUnc "The attendance grows "It is one of the most excit- Preparing the St. Thomas More music group for the Candlelight light Mass will be held In the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Sunday at 8 every year. A lot of families of ing and communal celebrations Mass, music director Tom Gorman (left) rehearses songs In the St. p.m. students come up," Gorman of Christmas I've been to. It's Thomas More Chapel Wednesday night The 10th annual Candle- said. clearly not a Catholic thing, The Mass includes many because it transcends all Chris- Stofka said the Ballroom Mass munity come together for a re- major Carolina Froschauer The Candlelight Mass begins different elements ranging tian religions. It shows our provides a friendly group at- ligious purpose. To be a part of said the Mass gives students a at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 13. from processions with banners commitment to spreading mosphere. it is awe-inspiring," Stofka chance to celebrate Christmas However, the doors will be and Biblical readings, to music community," O'Donnell said. "I never thought I'd see such said. with the community before open at 7:15 p.m. and liturgical dances. Junior English major Susan a large group from the com- Junior music education they leave for break.

RESPONSE Continued from page one. added that based on the recom- sidered them. According to Philip Mason, centralized system was impor- Government President Jason maintaining quality cooperation mendations to keep a decentra- "My impression is that the re- vice president of university re- tant because it keeps the de- Jackson said he believes the OBR among all groups," Barber said. lized system, the OBR listened to port is a triumph of threading its lations, the recommendation to cisions about each university did not consider the comments Barber said he did not read the Individual's recommendations at way among the dangerous rocks improve the decentralized locally based under the boards of and suggestions made by indi- complete OBR report yet, but the public hearings and con- of destruction," Barber said. system rather than having the trustees. viduals at the OBR hearings be- "We struck what I perceive to fore deciding to approve most of be an excellent position for the state task force's recom- N*e«ed.„o FAST FREE higher education in Ohio," Mason mendations. t 1432 E. Wooster ALL DAY DELIVERY said. "Now we must all get to "What else is an individual I 352-4663 $3.50 MIN ! zfctf work [in order to be] as efficient supposed to do after writing, call- OPEN DAILY 11 AM goodLucf^and•Best'Wishes and high quality as we can." ing and attending hearings?" Mason said he believes the OBR Jackson said. "It's plain that eve- P b Large to Sigma "Kappa Seniors °»ta AS« * MEW SIZE-SAME PHICt open forums throughout the state rything said to the OBR [about If played an important role in its the task force recommendations] STARTER Ham, Salami, Provolone Cheese $3.45 Anne Verhoff decision to meet the recom- went in one ear and out the HURDLER Swiss & Provolone $3.45 Lisa Hauptman Jeni Jones mendations of both the task force other." Jackson said OBR SPRINTER Turkey $3.45 Amy Jo Rieger and the university communities. chancellor Elaine Hairston and PACER Ham & Swiss $3.45 Lisa Ferrante "The number of people from the OBR are referring to a cen- RUNNER Tuna $3.95 [all aspects] of the University tralized system of education in JOGGER Roast Beef $3.95 came together at the hearing on their report. In addition, Jackson MARATHON Ham, Salami, Turkey, Swiss, Provolone Cheese $3.95 •We'ttMiss you! Nov. 5 to present a good solid said he believes Hairston implied WALKAWAY Salami, Turkey, Pepperoni, Provolone Cheese $3.45 unified positon," Mason said. that Ohio State University and RELAY Roast Beel, Ham, Turkey, Provolone Cheese $4.25 "Their input had a great deal to University of Cincinnati will be (Above subs start with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, hot peppers, oregano, Italian dressing) p^ do with the outcome of the OBR's the designated comprehensive And much more! report" Undergraduate Student research facilities. Mason said the OBR's recom- mendations completely "wiped out" the task force's recom- mendation to designate these two universities as comprehensive I When too many finals and not enough sleep research facilities. PREVIEW Continued from page one. make you see red... tions to higher education were is- sued. rA= ^wr Dalton said the board will dis- cuss this again, after considering Recycle Your Books for Cash the current status of the state A and University budgets. \E In addition, Elaine Hairston, n If ,?n chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, will address the board December 7 thru December 18 with a special report concerning the OBR's recommendations on University Bookstore the Managing for the Future Mon - Thurs 8:00 - 6:00 Task Force. , Fri 8:00-5:00 According to Lester Barber, executive assistant to President Sat 9:00 - 5:00 Olscamp, the OBR developed a December 14 thru December 18 report of recommendations to which both state-funded univer- Falcon's Nest sities and the government can agree. Mon - Thurs 9:00 • 4:00 "The OBR listened to people at Fri 9:00 - 3:00 the hearing and supported the ■^ essential recommendations of the task force at the same time," Barber said. Top Cash Value for your Used Textbooks Proposed auxilliary improve- ment projects for the 1993-94 year will also be discussed. Ecologically and Economically Sound These are repair and mainte- nance projects, which occur dur- ing the year in the different aux- illiaries, including the Ice Arena and residence halls, Barber said. "This is an annual process," he Your Official Bowling Green said. "The proposed projects have all been prioritized based on the most critical need." Universe Bookstore The board will also vote on the proposed termination of the ad- ministrative staff supplemental retirement program and the edu- can make i see greet cational budget personnel rec- ommendations. Colored Ink page four The BG News Friday, December 11, 1992 Alcohol increases chance of rape Snow fight causes by Martin lacampo Jr. contributing reporter and more sexy. He also perceives the assault, Abbey said. also be very careful when either extensive damage every friendly thing a woman Acquaintance rape Is definitely they or their partner Is drinking does as a hint that she wants to a problem at the University, as 42 heavily, according to Abbey. Acquaintance rape, which is have sex, according to Jacque percent of the population has Men should remember it is not the form of rape where the vic- by Chris Hiwley Daley, director of the University been the recipient of sexually their obligation to initiate sex local government reporter tim is familiar with the rapist, is Prevention Center. coercive activities, according to every time. Many women will on the rise at this campus and The woman, who is also drink- a study by Elizabeth Allgeier, a make it clear when they want to across the country. ing, becomes vulnerable because psychology professor. This fig- get intimate. Also, when you hear Ah, the carefree cacophony of winter: laughing voices, jan- On college campuses, about SO the alcohol lowers her inhibi- ure is 17 percentage points "no," it means stop. gling zippers, the crash of windows breaking in the night... Such percent of female victims and tions. She knows she is being higher than the national universi- "If you don't, it's called rape," were the sounds of a massive snowball fight in the area of Conk- male perpetrators were drinking flirty, but thinks it is in good fun. ty average. Abbey said. lin Hall and Harshman Quadrangle last night that resulted In together prior to the rape, ac- She does not realize that her Of these University victims, 92 It is also important for men to four complaints of damaged vehicles and what a housing official cording to a recent study done by "flirty behavior is being per- percent knew the rapist at least be aware of how alcohol affects called the worst snowball damage to fraternity houses and resi- Dr. Antonio Abbey of Wayne ceived as seductive behavior," casually. Nationally, 80 percent their personal behavior, and not dence halls he has seen in 17 years. State University. This reason - according to Abbey. Also, by of campus rapes are committed to drink a lot if they can not con- According to Conklin Hall Director Chris Taylor, the snowball c alcohol consumption - is one of drinking, the woman is more by a date or acquaintance, ac- trol their behavior, Abbey said. battle, which other witnesses said eventually involved between the major reasons this trend is prone to engage in behavior she cording to Allgeier's study. The University Police also 200 and 300 people, began between 11 p.m. and midnight south of occurring. would not ordinarily engage in. Furthermore, of all college have suggestions for women to Conklin Hall. Taylor said it eventually moved to the area be- The more stereotypical and in- Drinking also increases the students who have had sex with- protect themselves. It is impor- tween Conklin and Bromfield Hall and ended about 4 am.. frequent form of rape, when the chance of rape in other ways. The out consent, 85 percent were in- tant to stay with groups of peo- "I think it started fairly harmlessly, just as good, clean fun," victim is totally unfamiliar with man may use drinking to justify toxicated at the time, according ple, and to leave the party with he said. the rapist, is not affected much his reckless behavior. He may to one study. Also, 75 percent of the people you arrived with. You by alcohol consumption. A man claim that he is not responsible admitted rapists interviewed should also walk down well-lit just targets females and attacks. for his behavior because he was stated they sometimes got wom- streets, if possible. '1 think it started fairly harmlessly, just as good, clean However, with acquaintance drunk at the time. Also, the alco- en drunk to increase the likeli- "It is not safe for anyone ... to rape, misperception and mis- hol can diminish the woman's hood that sex would occur, ac- be walking down alleys in the fun." communication are the keys to coping responses, according to cording to Abbey. middle of the night," an anony- Chris Taylor, Conklin Hall Director "why" and "how" it happens, ac- Abbey. Her cognitive and motor The reduction of men's inhibi- mous member of the University cording to Abbey's study. skills will be slowed down, and tions and of women's ability to Police force said. When a man and a woman are she will be less able to resist if resist when under the influence - Furthermore, if a rape occurs, According to campus police reports, groups lined up on either drinking, their perceptions of she is attacked. coupled with these statistics - the first thing the victim should themselves and each other be- side of Harshman street and threw snowballs at each other, Furthermore, if a woman is t suggests that heavy alcohol use do is contact a friend or crisis buildings, and passing cars. come distorted. However, men's raped while she is drunk, she by either person greatly in- hotline - such as the LINK ~ for and women's perceptions are af- Four people filed complaints with campus police saying their may hold herself responsible for creases the chance of a rape emotional support. Then, the as- cars had been pelted by snowballs as.they drove down the street. fected in different ways. The the tragedy. She may Incorrectly occurring. sault should be reported to the man thinks he is a better lover "Some [drivers] would speed through there to get through it, feel that her intoxication caused According to Daley, it is diffi- police. This will enable victims to slam on their brakes, and hit curbs and stuff," said Travis Fair, a cult to get an accurate idea of keeptheiur legal options open; complainant who said his car door was dented so badly by snow- many rapes occur here; it is also the police can gather evidence, balls that he cannot open it all the way. difficult to tell if rape is becom- according to "Sexual Violations: Timothy McCormack of Chardon said he has filed a claim with ing more or less common. First of Know the Signs." the state for damage to his windshield, saying a campus police all, a comprehensive study of officer on the scene did nothing to try to stop students from rape at the University has not The most Important thing a throwing snowballs at him. been done, Daley said. However, victim should do is go for medi- "I'm pretty upset, and I'm not happy with the response I got even if a study is done, It may not cal treatment as soon as possible. from the police," he said. be accurate. It is critical that the victim not I.t. Gene Bratt of campus police said officers had tried to stop "Rape is one of the most under- clean herself up at all before be- the snowball fight but were outnumbered. Friday Night... reported crimes that exist," ing examined. This just delays "There were some attempts, but there weren't enough offi- Daley said. treatment and destroys possible cers," he said. "It was like Custer's last stand." Nonetheless, acquaintance evidence that could be used to Director of Residential Services Wayne Colvin said snowballs The rape does occur at the Universi- prosecute the rapist, according broke three to four windows in both the Conklin and Harshman to "Sexual Violations: Know the ty, and it is important to take cer- buildings, and one in Kohl. A Kappa Sigma house resident re- tain precautions to prevent it Signs." Being examined will ena- ported a broken window valued at $150, and the Delta Upsilon ARK DAND from occurring. Women will be ble the police to gather valuable smart to pay attention to their in- house reported a broken 4 ft. x 5 ft. picture window valued at evidence and let the victim be $500. "This is probably the most damage we've ever had from a stincts, and what their inner treated for any injuries that may "Let's Get Together and Feel Alright" voice tells them. They should snowball fight in 17 years," Colvin said. have been received. 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Friday, December 11, 1992 The BG News page five KKK to erect cross in Cincinnati Teen-ager admits Jewish group will display candelabrum at same town square by Son]a Barlslc testimony was lie display permit Thursday. The In September, a federal judge The Associated Press because the KKK will come,' " he The Associated Preis cross will be erected about 200 ruled that the city could not said. feet away from the menorah, a interfere with the display of the Councilman Tyrone Yates is CINCINNATI - The Ku Klux candelabrum that is a symbol of menorah on Fountain Square. organizing a vigil to be held the MENTOR, Ohio - A boy who testified that he had sex with • Klan will be allowed to erect a Judaism. U.S. District Judge Carl Rubin day the cross is erected. woman In her car while another teen drove them around now cross on a downtown square near The Klan asked to display a said city regulations prohibiting "It makes for a healthier, dem- says he was lying, a newspaper reported Thursday. where a Jewish group will dis- 10-foot-high white wood cross - displays to remain on the square ocratic society when a communi- The 15-year-old teen's testimony came in the trial of Cathy play a menorah to celebrate t about the same size as the steel overnight restricted free speech. ty stands up against symbols of Pirnum. 37, who was convicted last month on two counts of cor- Hanukkah, city officials said menorah ~ from Dec. 20 to Dec. The city said it lacked personnel hate and ignorance and intoler- ruption of a minor. 30. The menorah also will be Thursday. to guard displays overnight. ance," Yates said. The ninth-grader toid The News-Herald of Willoughby that A court order permitting the erected on Dec. 20, the beginning The city's appeal is pending in But Tillery urged residents to he and his friend "are pretty good liars" and made up the story. menorah display gives other of the eight-day Jewish holiday the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- ignore the display to avoid poten- "I never thought this would go to trial," he said "But when I groups equal access to Fountain of Hanukkah. peals. tial conflict. got the subpoena, we got together and discussed our lies. I just Square as a matter of free Ron Lee, spokesman for the Congregation Lubavitch had Alan Katchen, regional direc- didn't want to get in trouble for filing a false police report. But speech. City Council said in a U.S. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, been fighting with the city over tor of the Anti-Defamation now I feel bad. I dont want her to go to jail for something that statement read at a news confer- said the cross is meant to symbo- the menorah since 1987. The me- League for Ohio, Kentucky and didnt happen." ence by Mayor Dwight Tillery, lize Christmas, not the Klan. The norah was allowed on the square Indiana, said he also was con- Pirman's attorney, Albert Purola, has asked Lake County who also is a council member. Klan traditionally burns a cross the past two Decembers, but only cerned that protests might get Common Pleas Judge James Jackson to throw out the convic- "This council deplores every- at the end of its ceremonies. under Rubin's orders. out of hand. tions and order a new trial. She is free on bond pending sentenc- thing that the Klan stands for," "I don't have a problem with The congregation's Rabbi Sho- "While legally the city must al- ing; she faces up to four years in prison. the statement said. "We are sad the menorah being on the lom Kalmanson said the cross low the display on Fountain Jackson has not ruled on the request. and even outraged that the Klan square," Lee said In a telephone display "is one of the prices we Square, city officials also have an Purola declined to comment on Pirman's reaction. would take advantage of the interview from his Hamilton have to pay for democracy." But obligation to protect all the citi- court's order to erect the cross The boys' allegations came to light in the course of a broader home. "But what about Christ- he blamed the city for giving the zens of the community in connec- police investigation into Pirman's alleged contacts with several and promote its organization." mas? What I'm concerned about Klan the idea. tion with events surrounding the juveniles. The probe was prompted by neighbor complaints and George Rowe, city public is Jesus Christ. It's supposed to "It was the city that kept say- public display," Katchen said works director, signed the Klan's allegations that she allowed a 14-year-old to drive her car on be his birthday." ing, "We cant allow the menorah from his Columbus office. several occasions. After her conviction, Pirman - who did not testify during the BUDGET SOMALIA trial - angrily called the teens liars. In letters to friends ob- Continued from page one. Continued from page one. tained by prosecutors and entered into the court record, she de- nied the allegations. The News-Herald reported. as raising taxes. public policy, said in a news guns, two surface-to-air missiles ment wall after it was shot. "But I think everyone in Mentor is going to say they had sex ■ In related action, the Ohio release. and 10,000 rounds of rifle am- with me just to get In the paper," she wrote. "I can't wait to go to Council of Churches said the McCoy said the state might munition, according to an NBC trial to tell niy side." Voinovich plan to impose cuts need an extra $1.5 billion just to reporter. Warlord Mohamed Farrah Ai- Pirman is awaiting trial on separate charges that she left a and close some tax loopholes maintain government services At the Pentagon, Lt. Gen. Mar- did announced he would meet ladder outside her bedroom window so another boy could climb would not go far enough to en- and programs at current levels. tin Brandtner said the truck that with his chief rival, Ali Mahdi into her bedroom. sure that the "Deficit Demon" plowed through the roadblock Mohamed, said special U.S. en- That boy "came through ray window and got on me while I was does not reappear In the next "If we hesitate, or if we take manned by French legionnaires voy Robert Oakley. asleep," she wrote in another tetter f lied by prosecutors. "I did budget. faltering, small steps, in two had been a "technical" mounted not Invite him over or put a ladder out for him" "Unless the governor and Gen- years we will come to the same with a gun, but there was no fur- They will meet with Oakley in Purola toid The News-Herald that the bey came to Mm Tues- eral Assembly find ways to ad- corner, and the governor and ther word on who was In it. Mogadishu on Friday, and with day and voluntarily recanted his story. dress that budget with major new General Assembly will once The injured Somalis were air- Bernard Kouchner, France's revenues, the new Deficit Demon again be starting at a Deficit lifted to the USS Tripoli for minister of health and humani- will renew the threat to devour Demon close at hand," McCoy treatment, Brandtner said. 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^-*rf«(ft|i**MI| Elsewhere Friday, December 11, 1992 The BG News page seven Yeltsin blasts 'creeping coup' hi. Orion ErloHm^n %~-^ Plan to teach kids by Brian Friedman The Associated Press would be held then. "What they (ailed to do In August 1891 they decided to If a majority does not vote in the referendum, then elections respect for gays MOSCOW - President Boris repeat now and carry out a creeping coup." Yeltsin declared Thursday he for both president and Congress could no longer work with Rus- Russian President Boris Yeltsin would be held on April 10, ac- sia's hard-line lawmakers and cording to the proposal. contested in N.Y. proposed a nationwide re- an auto plant in southeastern anger, rudeness and loose behav- Yeltsin's term expires In June 1996. Elections for Congress are ferendum to decide whether he Moscow. ior, because of the dirt that is by Dana Kennedy scheduled for March 199S. or Congress should run the na- "I ask you to go out and collect inundating the Congress, be- The Associated Press tion. signatures for a referendum on cause of morbid ambitions of "Russians tend to put more Frustrated by the rejection of the Congress!" Yeltsin told failed politicians, their brawls faith in strong personalities, like his reformist prime minister a cheering workers at the Leninist and disgrace in full view of the Yeltsin, than in institutions, like NEW YORK - The chief of the nation's largest school system day earlier by the Congress of Young Communist League Auto world," Yeltsin said. the parliament," said Grigory is locked in a bitter dispute with some parents over whether People's Deputies, Yeltsin ac- Plant. He met with 200 reformist Pashkov, the director of the first-graders should be taught to respect gay people. cused legislators of trying to lead Yeltsin accused lawmakers of deputies and asked them to begin Mnenie polling service. Schools Chancellor Joseph Fernandez suspended a neighbor- "a creeping coup" and send the blocking his economic reforms collecting the 1 million signa- A Mnenie telephone poll of hood school board last week for refusing to accept the "Children country "on the road to no- and of trying to revive "the tures needed to hold the re- 1,084 Muscovites conducted Sat- of the Rainbow" curriculum, which contains a section on how to where." totalitarian Soviet-Communist ferendum without Congress' ap- urday through Monday showed teach respect for homosexual parents. Yeltsin proposed a Jan. 24 re- system." proval. that 52 percent of those surveyed The city's Board of Education dealt him a setback Wednesday ferendum on whether there "What they failed to do in Au- Yeltsin's proposed question believed the current session of night by voting to reinstate the nine-member elected board in should be new presidential or gust 1991 they decided to repeat would read: "Whom do you ent- Congress consisted of "empty District 24, a largely Roman Catholic section in Queens. parliamentary elections in the now and carry out a creeping rust to take the country out of the talk," and 35 percent viewed it as It affirmed Fernandez's authority to supersede the board if spring. coup," Yeltsin said. economic and political crisis and "important." the two sides cannot come to terms on an alternative curricu- The Congress shot back by re- He blasted the Communist- revive the Russian Federation: The poll, which had a margin of lum. jecting Yeltsin's action as con- dominated Congress for reject- the president of the Russian Fed- error of 3 percent, found that the Fernandez set a Friday evening deadline for the school board frontational, saying any re- ing his nomination of Yegor Gai- eration or the present composi- ratio of people who want Yeltsin to meet with him and his staff. If the board doesn't respond, he ferendum should ask whether dar as prime minister on tion of the Congress of People's to remain president rose from 57 will appoint three trustees to assume all responsibilities for the early elections should be held for Wednesday. He said Gaidar, the Deputies and the Supreme Soviet percent to 66 percent since the development of a multicultural curriculum. both the president and the Con- architect of Russia's free-market of the Russian Federation?" session began on Dec. 1. What has particularly angered some parents in the district are gress. reforms, would stay on as "act- If voters choose the president, two books on a suggested reading list for teachers - "Daddy's The 61-year-old president left ing" prime minister. then new parliamentary elec- Vice President Alexander Roommate" and "Heather Has Two Mommies." the gilded Grand Kremlin Palace "The walls of this hall have tions would be held on March 27, Rutskoi drew loud ovations when Thousands of letters have been mailed to parents warning that in the afternoon and plunged into turned red because of endless in- according to his proposal. If he said there was still a chance the curriculum meant first-graders would be taught about the a crowd of workers on the sults and gutter-style cursing at voters say they trust the Con- for compromise between the "homosexual lifestyle, including oral and anal sex." grease-covered assembly lines of specific people, because of gress, a presidential election president and Congress. "I'll be the first one to pull my kids out of the school" if the curriculum is enforced, said Anna Saez, who heads a parent as- sociation at Public School 89. "I wish it wasn't in the school at all," said another parent, Be- Jobless claims at three-year low tty LoCicero. "If it's going to have to be, let it be in the junior high school." It's the latest controversy involving Fernandez, whose name has surfaced as a potential education secretary in President- Applications for unemployment insurance, wholesale prices fall elect Clinton's administration. by John D. McClain In excerpts from his upcoming autobiography, Fernandez dis- The Associated Press last month. 16,674; South Carolina, 4,100; closed last week he nearly died of a heroin overdose as a teen- A four-week moving average New York, 4,074, and Florida, age dropout in Harlem. He offers his troubled youth as a lesson "ITs a nice little holiday also fell during the period ended 3,975. in how education can save youngsters from the street. WASHINGTON - The number gilt" Nov. 28. The moving average is All but Michigan attributed the of Americans filing new claims considered a more reliable indi- declines to the short holiday As education chief in New York, Fernandez hasn't shied from for jobless benefits fell to a Robert G. Dederick, cator of the labor situation be- work week at the unemployment controversy. He was a leader in paving the way for AIDS educa- three-year low in late November economist at Northern cause it smooths out the erratic offices where claims are filed. tion nationally and for condom distribution in schools. The curriculum fight is his worst crisis so far ~ parents have while inflation on the wholesale Trust Co. in Chicago weekly changes in claims. Michigan said its drop resulted level remained well under con- The average was 361,500, down from fewer layoffs in the auto- come close to blows and security was tightened around the trol, the government reported from 369,250 a week earlier and mobile industry. schools chief after two death threats were delivered. Thursday. down. Energy costs plunged 1.5 the lowest since it reached States registering the largest "It's a nice little holiday gift," percent, wiping out a 1.4 percent 356,250 on July 14,1990. increases were Wisconsin, 5,716; Robert G. Dederick, an econo- advance a month earlier. And a The number of claimants using Colorado, 1,896; Massachusetts, mist at the Northern Trust Co. In 0.5 percent decline in food costs a special emergency unemploy- 1,300; Kansas, 763, and Iowa, 495. Chicago, said of the reports. erased a 0.1 percent gain the ment program that is not in- T The Labor Department said previous month. cluded among the regular claims Wisconsin attributed the rise to "' is the season first-time applications for unem- Excluding the volatile energy also fell. layoffs in the construction in- ployment insurance fell 38,000 to and food components, prices in- The report said 51 states and dustry and in manufacturing I 324,000, during the week ended ched up a tiny 0.1 percent. For territories and the District of while Massachusetts said its in- to eat Nov. 28. It was the lowest since the year so far, wholesale prices Columbia had reported 19,528 crease was caused by layoffs in 323,000 claims were filed the have risen at an annual rate of 1.4 new claims under the emergency the electrical machinery, paper week of Sept. 23,1989. percent. program, down from 23,934 the and jewelry industries. There sandwiches." The decline was widespread; Despite the effect of the previous week. was no explanation for the other 41 states and territories reported Thanksgiving holiday on layoffs, The emergency program num- advances. The most popular guest at any decreases, and only 12 recorded analysts said the overall em- bers are not seasonally adjusted. The national figures are ad- holiday party is the fixxl So invite a. Increases. A work week short- ployment trend continues to im- States reporting the largest justed for seasonal variations, Suhway Party Platter and let your friends ened by the Thanksgiving holi- prove. decreases in regular claims were but the individual state figures shake hands with a ureai sandwich day may have caused some of the It was the 10th straight week California, 24,182; Michigan, are not. big decline, the government said. that new jobless claims have re- mained below 400,000, which The department said wholesale many analysts interpret to mean FIVE STAR GMC TRUCK DEALERS prices, held to moderate gains the unemployment situation PRESENTS this year, actually fell 0.2 percent gradually is improving. in November. It was the first de- The department on Friday said •SUBWAY" cline since the Producer Price the jobless rate fell to 7.2 percent CLEVELAND COLLEGE Index fell by a similar amount in November from 7.4 percent a last January. month earlier and the recent Both energy and food prices, peak of 7.8 percent last June. And HOCKEY CLASSIC EXAM WEEK SPECIALS which had risen in October, were 105,000 new jobs were created C0RNELL*B0WLING GREEN 12/14 - 12/20 "DOUBLE MEAT MONDAY" Buy any 6 inch sub and 22 oz. drink, we will double . 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by Richard L. Vernacl ods, the FDA said. Cabinet appointments The Associated Press A number of witnesses Thursday pleaded with the panel to approve the condoms because they by Nancy Benac would be the only method under the control of The Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Admin- women for preventing sexually transmitted tion needs a long-term strategy istration said Thursday that the maker of a con- diseases, including the virus that causes AIDS. "TTiese people are seasoned, to correct underlying weaknes- dom for women has produced unreliable data on "Best of all a woman does not have to ask the LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Presi- skilled. Incredibly able and ses. its effectiveness, and it seems to work better in man to please wear a male condom," Julia Scott, dent-elect Clinton began building "We did not get into the situa- the lab than in people. director of the National Black Women's Health his new administration Thursday ready to work lor the tion which has led most Ameri- The agency convened a panel of outside ex- Project, told the committee. "Reality may be in- by selecting Texas Sen. Lloyd American people." cans to work harder for lower perts to give advice on whether the female con- serted long before intercourse, therefore, it Bentsen for treasury secretary, President-elect Bill wages than they were making 10 dom should be allowed into the U.S. market. does not break the flow of lovemaking the way and a cadre of other experienced years ago overnight, and we're The FDA usually follows the advice of such the male condom can." hands from Wall Street and Con- Clinton, not going to get out of that over- committees. There Is no timetable for its de- The female condom would be sold as a con- gress for remaining top econom- night," he said. cision. traceptive and as a barrier to sexually transmit- ic jobs. The five nominees offer what Bentsen said the new adminis- "We're trying to make decisions quickly these ted disease. In the tests, its effectiveness as a Announcing his first Cabinet Clinton hopes will be the right tration was inheriting "twin defi- days," said Dr. David Kessler, the FDA commis- contraceptive is taken to be an indication of how selections 37 days after his elec- mix of economic philosophy and cits. In effect, what we're talking sioner. well it would work in preventing sexually tion, Clinton said to "stay tuned" practical skill to fill in the details about is lagging investment and Wisconsin Pharmacal Co., which makes the transmitted diseases. for more major appointments, of his economic proposals, and unbalanced budgets, and we're device and plans to market it under the brand The FDA pointed out that not every act of sex- with his health, housing and en- get them enacted. Rivlin and determined to cut both down to name Reality, has done a number of tests, both ual intercourse, whether protected or unprotec- vironmental picks among those Panetta are known as strong ad- size in order to spur this econom- on the condom and people who use it. ted, results in pregnancy. Any act of sex can that could come yet this week vocates for cutting the federal ic growth." The company said tests over six months found transmit disease. Propelled Into office on a deficit. Clinton has settled on Univer- a failure rate of 12.2 percent among women in FDA researcher Richard Chiacchierini said pledge to restore the nation's ec- "These people are seasoned, sity of Wisconsin Chancellor the United States, with failure defined as preg- that based on tested failure rates, a woman's onomic vitality, Clinton promised skilled, incredibly able and ready Donna Shalala to lead the De- nancy. The FDA pointed out that the failure rate probability of exposure to sexually transmitted to "work my heart out" with his to work for the American peo- partment of Health and Human among women studied in Latin America was al- disease while using a female condom was one in new economic team. He an- ple," Clinton said of his first ap- Services and Carol Browner to most twice that and among certain age groups, five. nounced five appointments in all, pointees, who appeared with him lead the Environmental Protec- over 30 percent. Surveys among American women have found selecting faces familiar to the at a news conference in Arkan- tion Agency, sources close to the The agency said the company may have widely varied failure rates for various birth Washington scene and reassur- sas' Old Statehouse. situation said. underestimated the failure rate by as much as control methods, depending on who is using ing to the business community. He was questioned on other In addition, former San An- 10 percent. them, said Jacqueline Forrest, a researcher for Besides Bentsen, who chairs topics as well, and said at one tonio Mayor Henry Cisneros was The female condom is an adaptation of the one the Alan Guttmacher Institute. the Senate Finance Committee, point that he would ask his attor- said to be the leading candidate for men. It is a seven-inch tube with flexible Characteristics such as age, income, race, they are: ney general to review whether a to lead the Department of Hous- rings at both ends. The inner ring f its behind the ethnic background, and marital status all were special prosecutor should be ap- ing and Urban Development. woman's pubic bone, and the outer ring remains related to the methods' failure rates, she said. ~1 Rep. Leon Panetta, chairman pointed to investigate potential At his news conference, Clin- outside her body. For birth control pills, the failure varied from of the House Budget Committee, criminal wrongdoing in the Bush ton did nothing to squelch specu- The condom has been pumped full of helium, 2.8 percent to 26.8 percent and for the male con- who will be director of Office of administration's prosecution of a lation he was considering Gen. filled with water, shot with lasers and tried in dom it ranged from 6.4 percent to 51.3 percent, Management and Budget. $5.5 billion loan scheme to Iraq. Colin Powell, chairman of the rabbits in the laboratory to see if it irritated the she said. They are the first and second most □ Robert Rubin, co-chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff, to be his animals. Those tests were fine, the FDA said. used birth control methods in the United States. of Goldman, Sachs & Co., to be Clinton's appointments came secretary of state. The results in people were mixed. Some used The advisory panel last January recom- assistant to the president for ec- on a day that brought yet more "I certainly think he's quali- it better than others. And because of the com- mended approval of the condoms, provided that onomic policy and coordinate a encouraging news about the fied," Clinton said, adding that he pany's methods, the condom's failure rate can't the company's early claims were confirmed by new National Economic Council. health of the economy. The would reserve further comment be compared to that of other birth control meth- more recent, larger studies. 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Friday, December 11, 1992 The BG News page nine Buckeyes are up next for Falcons by Steve Seasly assistant sports editor Skelton is scoring 14.5 points off the bench while Davis is averaging 11.5 points. The BG basketball team Against USC last Saturday, doesn't have much time to lick its Skelton came off the bench to rip wounds after its defeat by Mich- the nets for 20 points, his career- igan Wednesday night, 79-68, be- high, and Davis contributed 11. cause standing in its path on Sat- Ohio State maintains a sound urday night are the Ohio State interior with the services of Buckeyes, a Big Ten powerhouse Rickey Dudley and Tom Bran with the likes of Lawrence Fun- dewie. derburke and Dudley is the team's leading Alex Davis. rebounder, averaging 6.5 per Game time is game. Brandewie hauls in 4.5 per slated for 8 contest. p.m. at St. John Arena. For the Falcons, Shane Kline- BG must Ruminski and Michael Huger direct its focus must rebound from frigid shoot toward a Buck- ing nights against the talented eye unit that Wolverines. Ruminski connected possesses a 2-0 Larranaga on only fourof-12 field goals record and uti- while Huger shot a meager four- lizes Funderburke as the primary of-16 from the floor. force in the lineup. He is averag- The Falcons will also need an- ing 19.S points per game in OSU other performance from Ray two victories over Ohio Universi- Lynch like the one he turned in ty and Southern California. against the Wolverines. He In addition to Funderburke, scored a career-high 20 points as OSU's guard duo of Jamie Skel- he kept BG close throughout the ton and Davis are keeping oppos- contest. Ohio State captured the last The BC Ntwi/JUy lico ing defenses honest with their BG guard Ray Lynch looks to penetrate the Wolverine defense as the losing end, falling to the Wolverines 79-68. perimeter shooting and driving meeting between the two teams Jnlen Rose provides defense. BG played strong, but came out on capabilities. in 1986 with a 89-52 victory. MLB leaders, Senate convene Dee Gees win by Richard Kell controversy over racist remarks The Associated Press ing in the interests of baseball, unlike any other professional Delta Gamma was crowned the sorority bowling champions allegedly made by Cincinnati and therefore the public, can sport. Under the exemption, for intramural sports on December 2. Reds owner Marge Schott, domi- protect the institution from the which Congress can eliminate, In the first match. Delta Gamma, which consisted of Amy WASHINGTON - Baseball's nated the hearing. selfish and myopic attitudes of baseball has been able both to re- "A strong commissioner is in- Jones, Heather Brazik and Michelle Beverly, took an early led acting leader tried to convince a owners." strict the number of teams and for the championship with a 405-387 victory over Kappa Delta. U.S. Senate panel Thursday that dependent and stays there even That is exactly the way many limit their movement from one Brazik led Delta Gamma with a 171. the integrity and independence when you are unhappy with him," on the panel are thinking. city to another. Kappa Delta, which consisted of Andrea Parker, Lauren of the commissioner's office will subcommittee chairman Howard Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., said The role of the commissioner Bruno and Maureen McDonald, fought back in the second match not be tampered with. Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, reminded the antitrust exemption would takes on added importance with to win 364-347. Bruno led Kappa Delta with a 134. For Delta Ga- However, senators repeatedly Selig. "How can you convince the likely be repealed unless "base- the vote this week to reopen mma, Jones threw a 141. But it wasn't enough as Delta Gamma confronted Milwaukee Brewers American people - and this ball follows the rule that you labor negotiations with the won the total pins 752-751. president Bud Selig with vitriolic committee - that you mean what don't maximize profits to an ex- players on Jan. 10 instead of Dec remarks made by Chicago White you say?" treme." 31, 1993, when the contract was Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf. "We want a commissioner who However, several owners have due to expire. "All of us who have been raised can stand up to the owners on an said in recent weeks that they There have been seven work in the game understand the need issue that's important to the expect few if any changes in the stoppages in 22 years, and the for a strong commissioner. There fans," added Sen. Patrick Leahy, commissioner's power. One, Major League Baseball Players #$6.t5 $5.25 $3.75 t is no doubt in my mind that base- D-VL Texas Rangers president George Association fears owners will ■ ■ ball needs a strong commis- Vincent urged the panel to H. Bush, said Thursday that lock out the players this spring. I large I Medium ■ Small ■ sioner," said Selig, chairman of strip baseball of its antitrust Reinsdorf was alone on the issue. However, Selig pointed out I One Item I One Hem I One Item I the executive council that has exemption If the job he. was "Reinsdorf doesn't speak for that while the owners intend to ■ €x:ro Items $i eo. c Cxtro Hems 75< eo c* ■ Cxfo Items bCK eo. or ■ ruled the major leagues since ousted from is altered in any sig- me - let's make that clear. seek substantial concessions Chicogo Style Chicogo Stule _ Chicogo Style _ Sept. 7, when Fay Vincent re- nificant way by the 10-member Reinsdorf speaks for Reinsdorf," from the players on free agency signed as commissioner. restructuring committee headed said Bush, a member of base- and salary arbitration, owners Selig, a leader of the group that by New York Mets president ball's restructuring commitee. "I also voted this week to increase (OS lorn forced Vincent out, repeatedly Fred Wilpon and Toronto Blue like Jerry and respect him, but the number of owners needed to pE&r' PE58^ was questioned by the Judicary Jays president Paul Beeston. he doesn't speak for me and when approve a lockout from a majori- 352-5166 35t-5166 358 5166 subcommittee on antitrust about "If the owners of baseball con- he says the commissioner ty of 28 to three-quarters. FRCC DCUVCRV FRCC DCUVCRV 1 FRCC DCUVCRV ■ Relnsdorf's assertion that the tinue on their stated course of shouldn't care about the fans, Several senators also ex- Open 4:00 p.m. Dally Open 4:00 p.m. Doily I Open 4:00 p.m. Dally | next commissioner will have to making baseball into their busi- that's his opinion. But it's not my pressed outrage at racist re- Open tor Lunch Open for Lunch _ Open to' lone* _ "run the business for the owners, ness and at the same time insist opinion, and it's not the opinion of marks attributed to Schott, but Pn /Sol /Sun Fn./Sot./Son Fri/Scx /Son not the players or the umpires or that the commissioner is their On« coupon par plzzo. One coupon per pi 220 _ One coupon per plzzo. _ the other 27 owners." none challenged Selig's assertion 8GOMV 8GONLV SGONLV M the fans." CEO to be fired at will, I would no The antitrust exemption, that a committee is investigating . aWWS 1S/31/9B GPW6S 12/31/96 _ apiws ie/31/98^. Debate about the commis- longer support the preser'ation created by a 1922 U.S. Supreme the matter. of the exemption," Vincent said. sioner's role and the possibility Court decision, allows baseball to ■ eneiieBMaHeaieaieai coupon __>_•••_••< of renewed labor strife, not the "Only a strong commissioner act- operate as a virtual monopoly. I BGSU APPRECIATION SPECIAL Sunday, Dec.6 - Thursday, Dec. 10 & |trench. ScalzltiJ?; Sunday, Dec. 13 - Thursday Dec. 17 §1 present this coupon at check-in You're one of j! at a kind! & $139 hotel only LIFE BLOOD $225 Incl. transportation UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO page ten The BG News Friday, December 11, 1992 BG looks to sweep UIC, ND Troubles pile up by Alex Brlcker sports writer scoring by freshman center Ju- sists for 14 points in 13 games. assists for seven points, which for Washington mie Ling, who has 19 points (8-11) Also leading UIC is Rob 1 Iutson earned him CCHA Offensive in 13 games and is tied for eighth byJImCour This past weekend, the Falcons (9-4-13), and Mark Zdan (3-9-12). Player of the Week. in league scoring. Others scoring The Associated Press showed that they could play with Jon Hillebrandt is the No. 1 "I'm really excited about Hol- the best team in the Central Col- goaltender for the Flames with a 10 points or more are Curtis Jan- zinger's play," York said."He legiate Hockey Association as record of 1-8-1 and owning a save icke (6-9-15), Dave Bankoske keeps getting better week after week and he's been outstanding." SEATTLE - The troubles keep piling up for the Rose Bowl- they split the weekend series (5-5-10) and Matt Osiecki bound Washington Huskies. with Miami, losing 7-5 and win- (3-7-10). Freshman Aaron Ellis has earned the starting goalie spot Already jolted by the loan scandal involving quarterback Billy ning 5-0. Notre Dame has three goalies Joe Hobert and the arrest of linebacker Danianke Smith on Bowling Green improved their sharing playing time in Greg for the Falcons after his 27-save shutout against Miami on Satur- charges of selling cocaine on campus, the Huskies program now record to 7-9-0 overall and 4-8 in IH I Louder, Carl Picconatto and faces new allegations that boosters improperly helped team the league and are looking to hit Brent Lothrop. Louder has day. Ellis will get the nod on Fri- day against UIC and Saturday's members. the .500 mark against the Uni- played the most games In net for In a story in the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday, former versity of Illinois-Chicago on the Irish and has a record of 0-7-0 starter will be based on the per- formance of Ellis on Friday. Washington players said cash, jobs and benefits were provided Friday and the University of No- with a save percentage of .817 for players in apparent violation of NCAA rules. tre Dame on Saturday. Both and a GAA of 5.63. Louder is Brett Harkins and Craig Mitt- The newspaper interviewed more than two dozen former games are in BG at the Ice Arena backed up by Picconatto (1-2-1, players and others familiar with the Washington program, and and both have a starting time of 7 .855 save percentage, and 4.00 leholt have started skating in practice again after being in- found that two prominent Huskies boosters - James W. Kenyon p.m. GAA) and Lothrop (0-2-0, .774 of Los Angeles and Herbert T Mead of Seattle - allegedly dis- "These two games this week- save percentage, and 5.00 GAA). jured earlier in the season. Har- FLAMES kins injured his knee in a contest pensed much of the cash and jobs. end are very important to this "Having Notre Dame back in In Walnut Creek, Calif., Pacific-10 Conference spokesman Jim team," head coach Jerry York the league is a very big plus," at Ohio State and Mittleholt broke his ankle during a practice. Muldoon said the league will investigate the report. said. "I want to get two wins and York said. "They were a very "If there's anything to investigate there, we certainly will," end the first half of the season on percentage of .888 and a goals competitive and viable team "I'm not sure if they will play this weekend," York said. "The Muldoon said. "Any information we get from any source we'll a good note." against average of 4.22. Backing when they were in the CCHA and follow up on." UIC is in 10th place in the up Hillebrandt is Jeff Feather- it really hurt the league when trainers feel they might be able CCHA with a league record of stone, who owns a record of 1-1-0 they left." to play this weekend, but I'll have At NCAA headquarters in Shawnee Mission, Kan., spokesman 2-7-1 with five points and is com- with a save percentage of .904 The Falcons were impressive to watch and see." Jim Marchiony refused to comment about any possible in- ing off a weekend sweep by and a GAA of 2.91. when they shut out Miami 5-0 on vestigation of the Huskies. Western Michigan as they were The Falcons' Saturday night Saturday, beating the Redskins When UIC visits the Ice Arena Mead, who has an investment company in suburban Bellevue, beaten by the scores of 5-3 and opponent, CCHA newcomer No- with great defense, outstanding Friday, don't be surprised if you did not return telephone calls to The Associated Press on 4-2. tre Dame, had last weekend off, goaltending and excellent see a familiar face on the ice for Wednesday. offensive play. the Flames. Bowling Green Leading the way in scoring for leaving them in last place in the The Times story further damaged the image of the Huskies the Flames is sophomore winger CCHA with a record of 1-10-1 for Sophomore center Brian Hol- native Justin O'Connor is with zinger had an explosive weekend the Flames and has one goal in 11 program under coach Don James. Until November, the program Derek Knorr. This season, Knorr three points. had had no hint of any problems in the 18-year Washington has scored three goals and 11 as- The Fighting Irish are led in as he scored four goals and three games. coaching tenure of James, 59. The No. 9 Huskies (9-2) will meet No. 7 Michigan (8-0-3) in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. It will be Washington's third con- secutive Rose Bowl appearance. Moore shoring up secondary The Huskies were 8-0 and ranked No. 1 in the nation when The by Chuck Melvln Seattle Times reported that Hobert had obtained $50,000 in per- The Associated Press sonal loans from the father-in-law of a golfing friend. "As long as I know what's going on when Although he's started only three times, the I'm out of the game, I'm ready to go," he 25-year-old Moore ranks fifth on the Browns On Nov. 10, Washington declared Hobert ineligible because he with 56 tackles. He has caused a fumble, re- CLEVELAND - Perhaps it's more than said. "I want to be ready whenever some- violated NCAA rules by accepting the loans. However, the con- coincidence. Stevon Moore has started three body goes down." covered two returning one of them 73 yards ference ruled Washington did not have to forfeit any of the eight for a touchdown at Houston last month and games for the Cleveland Browns, and they'- Turner is listed as probable for Sunday's games that Hobert played in this season. recorded two quarterback sacks. He made ve won all three. game at Detroit, meaning Moore will proba- Twice, against Chicago two weeks ago and bly return to his backup role. 13~tackles on plays from scrimmage and Cincinnati last Sunday, Moore was called But it's not as if Moore has nothing to do added solo stops on both kickoff and punt upon to fill in at strong safety while last when Turner and the rest of the secondary coverage in the win over the Oilers. year's No. 1 draft pick, Eric Turner, recu- are healthy. He still sees action in certain Not bad for a Plan B free agent who perated from a sprained ankle. And against passing situations, and he also plays on the missed two of the last three years because of Walkontryouts Houston's run-and-shoot offense, Moore was kickoff and punt return and coverage teams. knee Injuries. part of a six-man starting secondary. He also takes the field whenever the oppo- Moore was a seventh-round pick of the "I feel comfortable with what I'm doing sition attempts a field goal. New York Jets out of Mississippi in 1989. He Anyone interested in spring volleyball tryouts with the varsity and with our defensive philosophy," said "I'm pretty active," Moore said. "I'm missed that entire season, however, after volleyball team should pick up a form in the volleyball office be- Moore, who insists he has no problem with never out of the flow of the game. I always hurting his knee in a late-August preseason fore the leaving for winter break. the role of super sub. try to stay loose." game against the Giants. 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Nail piercing, $5 00 Cam Cathy All Organizations and Chapters COURSE MAY NOT BE CLOSED Congratulations to Dawn Brown and Kappa pus Headauaners • 354-2244. SinflSllent NigM witfi 1500 ol Participate in the Sigma Greg Valandmgham on their recent en- INTRAMURAL TEAM HANDBALL OFFICIALS your closest friends 13th Annual Leadership Conference gagement. We wish you much happiness Needed: Orientation Hoots Showcase displays on February 12th & 13th NEEDED: APPLY IN 108 REC CENTER Candlelight Mas* together. Applications available on Mon.. Jsn. 11 KD Kappa Delta Pledge* KD More Info, and applications are in (FALL SEMESTER) OR 130 FIELDHOUSE Dec 13ih. 8.00 p.m. Due Fn. Jan 22 405 Student Services Best ol luck with al your finals' (SPRING SEMESTER) MUST ATTEND Lenha/t Grand Ballroom 425 Sludent Services KKO ' ZBT • KKG • ZBT • KKO Study hard' Have a great Holiday Break' ORIENTATION NIGHT IN THE FIELDHOUSE Apply by Jan. 20.1993. Love the sisters ol KD TURF ROOM ON JANUARY 18. 1993 FROM The Sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma would PS Get psyched lor hntujlonl! 7 9 00 P M TO LEARN THE GAME. OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING FAIR SERVICES OFFERED As your food coupons run out, look for our val- like to congratulate Valerie Mays and Jeff Mer- OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING FAIR uable coupons across the campus' INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE. MEN'S INDE- htge on their recent lavalienng. Wednesday January 13. 7 9pm Campus Pollyeyes. 440 E. Court. 352-9638 PENDENT ICE HOCKEY - IAN 14; COED 8 Ballroom Orientation Board n still looking lor a "tew WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - JAN 19: MEN'S KKO'KKG'KKG'KKG'KKO'KKQ Pnce list of available facilities will be provided. good men" (and woman) to be Orientation Creative Caligraphy for Chnsmas card letter- Awesome Panama City Spnng Break' BASKETBALL JAN 20. MEN'S 8 WOMEN'S Sponsored oy Off Campus Housing Of!ice Leader* Look lor application! on Mon., Jan. ing. Cheap Why do your own? Call Jordan Congratulations to Tamara Eggert for being se- 8 days, beachfront room w/kjtchen, $119* TEAM HANDBALL - JAN. 21; MEN'S 8 WOM- 11 Applications due on Tues . Jan. 19. 405 352 5403 EN'S ULTIMATE FRISBEE - JAN 21: MEN'S lected as Bowling Green's representative to at Student Servicei. Walk to best bars' Oeposit due 12-11 -921 OMEGA PHI ALPHA BOWLING - JAN 26. ALL ENTRES DUE BY lend the 35th Annual Air Force Assembly on Pregnant? We can help 1-800-678-6386 Can you believe the semester is over? Good Rob Weinmerm 400 P.M. ON DUE DATE IN 130 FIELD- US Policy in Latin America Free pregnancy tests & supportive services luck on your finals and have a great break" BG Water Polo Call 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center HOUSE. AXO • Sig Ep • AXO' Sig Ep" AXO KKG'KKG"KKG•KKG■KKO'KKG Congratulations on making Captain for Spring'93' The Sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would like to Welcome New Actives" You've made it 7-11 I'm so proud ol you' We offer you the opportunity congratulate Christy Llghlloot and Sigma Phi Get excited for next semester'" 1 No one said our Time was nght lor this Fine I love you, Nic to find the perfect & most unique gift Epsilon Brian Benlng on their recent laval«r- 1 thing to start. KKG'KKG •KKG■KKG'KKG for absolutely anyone on your list ing.BestwishesI Yet fate brought us Together, and nothing can AVEBURY BOOKS AXO • Sig Ep • AXO • Sig Ep • AXO SAE'SAE'SAE tear us apart Congratlations Dawn on your engagement to Ussy. ■ Old • Used • Rare' Oul-ol-Pr lirt The Brothers of SAE would like to wish the If You listen to your heart youll know this isn't a Greg' I'm very happy for you I The past two years have been the best. You 143-C East Wooster Greek Community good kick on finals Brands, Fling. Love, Knstin mean the world to me. 10 00 ■ 6:00 Mon • Wed A Sat SAE ' SAE ' SAE To the world's greatest sister and Every second spent with you, I wouldn't 10:00 - 9:00 Ihu - Fn (mru Christmas) KKG'KKG'KKG'KKG'KKG All my love. Thank you for all that you do tor me. I don't chang a thing. Mete Cont on page 12 know what I'd do witiout you I hope you have I Know 111 see you soon when you make your an aewsome weekend 111 Love Youl Chhsmas Tnp. PERSONALS Love, Lands but do me a favor 99 and don't bring Lucky Whip" Fovever. BRENDA, BRENDA, BRENOA Ms.T $200 REWARD Happy Birthday, Birthday. Birthday Majestic Paint Centers For information leading to the return of my CELEBRATE FINALS' two BIANCHI ADVANTAGE cross breed Pollyeyes 8 Tom Gorman mtn. bikes. One blue, one white 353-6615 Campus Poilyeyes presents a Speoal Holiday 9:30 pm, Monday No Batteries Required 8200 REWARD Meat like mom makes. Your choice of spaghetti or lasagne with salad bar and a slice of pump DG Delta Gamma DG -DZDZDZDZDZDZ- kin pie for $4.95. Gifts that are powered by You! MELANIE BUERK Uf Jamie A Lit' Barb - Just wanted to tell you Campus Polleyes 440 E. Court Happy 20th Birthday both how wonderful you arel Good luck on fin You're the best' •lit Love. Big Amy Candlelight Mass Love always. P.S Barb-Congratulations on making Orienta- 1 BGSU's Advent/Christmas Celebration' Your anchormate. tion Leader. I am VE RY proud of you Dec. 13th. 8:00 pm Amy 1 IN I Draftlnfl Table. S*t Lenhart Grand Ballroom DG Delta Gamma DG Set includes mum- - FALCON ETTES" position totHe with Tonight's me night for Holiday Cheer. Lofts for Rent Cathy, oencrl edge, de- 1 Space Savers So at 6:45 you'd better be there Have you hoard the latest. The University luxe chew and futy The Falcorteftes will steal the show. 352 5475 1 Union has a book buy back location in the Piz adjustable lamp 99 Gather your friends 4 tell thorn to go $99 za Outlet. They use computer pricing so you Reg. $18999 " FALCONETTES » know you'll get a fair price lor your used books. It's open Monday, Dec. 4 - Thursday, Dec. 17 HO HO HO' $11oo Iwlng Aim Lamp Reg, $26.95 "Holiday Special" trom 9 00-5:00 and from 9:00-3:00 on Fnday, TOM GORMAN at Pollyeyes lor X-mas' 10% oft an Mary Kay Beauty Products Dec. 18. Ill see you there. Unfinished Sketching Call Sheri at 353-2413. Jackie Monday, Dec. 14,9 30 pm Easel Beautiful wood $9»9 easel Reg. SIS 99

Stop in and see our other sift ideas! 229 S. Main St. Bowling Green, OH Jim Carter, Manager M-F 7:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m., SAT 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. SUN 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Prices good Through January 3,1993 SOME PRICES REFLECT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES!

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JUST ARRIVED- 10% OFF DECORATING NEEDS EVERYDAY W PINEWOOD HOLLOW -SPECIAL- - LIGHT SETS - from ENESCO 00 BUY ANY FIGURINE AND RECEIVE A 35ctmulti $1.> BOXED CARDS START YOUR COLLECTION PRECIOUS MOMENT PMPP| 50 ct multi or clear $1*" OF THIS CHARMING GIFT WRAP VILLAGE NOW AT CHRISTMAS GIFT BAG ■ Kfcfc* 25% 100 multi or clear $3*** SPECIAL PRICES..... PARTY GOODS $8*95 - $19.95 LANG GRAPHICS GIFT BAGS OFF - GARLAND - WE HAVE: [Weekly Planner 15'all colors 79< Monthly Planner - CANDLES - •Plentywood Farms $4.95 15'6 ply all colors $1*39 •Pine Hollow Village School Address Books Res. $5.95 SCENTED PILLERS •Pine Hollow Family Home 18'9 ply silver/sold $2*" •Perriwinkle's Toys & Gifts 4" -$1.29 -6"- $1.89* 8" -$2.19 • G.B. Show & Sons Meat Co. Holiday Candle Tins - 794 TRIM - A &TREE BOWS •Elsie's Ladies Apparel BATTERY POWERED 12" Taoers or Votives - 6/$1 •Rainbow Creek Covered Bridge CONTINENTAL TRAIN $4.99 12ctPks. •Elisha Gains General Store 25 ct ICICLES 4/S1.00 • Old Willow Inn CHRISTMAS TROLLS 25% OFF lighted • Tillies Ice Cream Parloer DIE CAST CAR SET $4.99 •Pine Hollow Train Station ASSORTED STOCKING STUFFER JOYS TREE TOPPER $3S* •Old Town Church 994 . 994 . 994 Stereo Headphones Res. $4.99 $2.99 CHECK OUR GREAT COLLECTION OF PLUSH REGISTER TO WIN OUR 'JOLLY OLD SANTA ELP - DRAWING 12/23 WEVE CUT PRICES!! PILLS 'N' PRCKRG6S mRAILROADST. • 352-1693 HAVE A SAFE AND A HAPPY HOLIDAY... TRAVEL CAREFULLY!! Classified page twelve The BG News Friday, December 11, 1992

Coot, from page 11 FEMALE SUBLEASER NEEDED SPRING. Roommate needed tor Spring semester Looking lor a GREAT job Car CD player and tape deck for Honda. Very APARTMENTS FOR SUB LEASE 2nd SE Own room, very eloee to campu*, IBOrmo. Great apt., own room, furnished A cable. n*xt s*m*8t*r? nice 6 ft. long bar. Nice Beer lights 352-2458. MESTER tHO/mo. » shared mil. Call Kurt 353-4513 244 N. Enterprise Si. Rm 81 SAE " SAE • SAE phi* ut It 384-8381 Join the BGSU Tele fund Team Car stereo. Panasonic CD player, 4 speakers - Applications will b* available Jan 11-15 at to* - Male sleeping room. Congratulate™ Mall Wim*rman Helpl Dec. Commencement tickets neededl SUBLEASER WAS A SELL-OUT. WE STILL Alpine and Pioneer, also have turbo graphics kitamural Wrestling Champ DESPERATELY NEED A ROOMMATE. Mileli Alumni Center Win Pay I Beth 352 7769 gam* system with 11 games and 4 controllers. 244 N. Enterprise St. Rm 8C Phi Alpha. Brother FURNISHED ON E. WOOSTER (ACROSS MEDICAL BILLING Opportunity as a licensee Ask lor Bryan 353-4321. Housemate wanted. Own room - non smoker s FROM FOUNDERS). ONLY $128.66 A MO. . • Female sleeping room. SAE'SAE'SAE in your area for national healthcare company. Guitar Amp ft50 plus ml. Lance 855-3084. UTILITIES. 353-3504. Do electronic medical insurance claims pro- SIGMA KAPPA ■ SIGMA KAPPA Carvin 60 Wan Amp 602 Second St Apt. 13 -1 BR. turn LOOKING FOR 1 MALE SUBLEASER FOR Two Spring male sublessors needed for cessing lor medical practitioners $30,00000 2 channels. Great Distortion Wadding Bella an nnojng lex Ann* Varhofl and PART TIME 10 over $80,000.00 FULL TIME. Jack Dunbavl Congratulations on your en- SPRING. HUGE APARTMENT. 2 BDRMS . 2 coolest apartment in BG. Call 354-8474. (Doug New speaker 45S S. Enterprise Si. Apt. * B-1 BR. unturn. FULL BATHS. LOTS OF CLOSET SPACE. or Bill). Company training! Initial capital required gagement! $6296 00 plus PC. For more information by CaH Todd 353-2725 FURNISHED. AIR. LAUNDRY FACILITIES 455 S Enterprise St. Apt »L- ' BR. turn SIGMA KAPPA GREAT ROOMMATES. CALL 352-1756 OR URGENT: Need people to take over lease in mail, call (803) 745 9043. (24 hours). IBM XT • 640K. 20 Meg Hard Drive. High Res Congratulationa Amy Jo* Riegei and Bftan 1-825-4403 (WEEKENDS). NO OEPOSrT unfurnished large, two bedroom apartment, Color Monitor. Modem. Mouse, some software. walking distance from campus. $425/monrh Summer Opportunities 839 Seventh St Apl »7 -1 BR, unfum Potta on your recenl *ngao*m*ml Beat wish- REQHASKFORCRAK3 Premiere children's summer camps in NY. PA, $400 OBO Twin walerbed. $75 OBO Call etl Contact Donise at 353-0381 or 352-1054. Darren 353-8304 Need 2 lo 4 sublessors lor 2 bedroom apL 801 lease endsAuq. 14. ^^^^ Mass., New Eng. have 500 stall positions for 521 E. Merry Ave Apt *D1 -2BR.fum SIGMA KAPPA 5Ih Si. 83 - $415.00 total a month plus electric. skilled and child loving students: baseball, la- New twin bed: Overside floral chair; Ottoman; Congratulationt ChrisrJn Logan on your recent Cable free until May Come and see or call Wanted: 1 fomal* to shar* apl. w/3 others tor crosse, basketball, fencing, hockey, gal. gym and matching wicker rocking chair Price nego- 521 E. Merry Ave Apt. f 04 - 2BR. turn. pearling p BobG*r» BeatMaheall 354-3402. Spnng s*m*sf*r or ASAP. Call 353-1730 for naslics, tennis, fishing, karate, rifelry, archery. tiable. Call 352-4763. soccer, volleyball, fitness, wrestling, canoeing, 707 Sinth St. Apl. »1 ■ 2 BH. fum SIGMA KAPPA NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: Person lo sublease walerskiing, scuba diving, sailing, WSI- Robeson 22.800 BTU convection portable ker- 707 Sixth St Apt. #2 - 2 BR. turn. The Sitieri ol Sigma Kappa would like to wish lifeguardmg. wind surfing, equestrian. arcus. osene heater. Great condition. Paid $148. win the 8GSU Football Team good luck in the Las my hall ol an apartment. Contact Theresa at 353-1059 tor more Into. HELP WANTED woodshop. rocketry, ceramics, ropes, pioneer- sell lor $95. OBO. Call 354 8051 831 Seventh St. Apt #2 2 BR, fum. Vegas Bowl HI ing, piano, dance, dramatics, arts and crafts, Neededll Sell 1982 Honda Accord, 130.000 miles, SIGMA KAPPA guitar. RN's.etc. Male-Female upper dassmen powerful radio, new tires, new battery. 5 724 S. College Dr. Apt *7 - 2 BR, untum. SISTER Of THE WEEK: Graduating senior needs 1 sublessor to take $200 1500 WEEKLY preleirod Call Arlene 1 -800-443-6428. over lease. Only $147.50 per month * utilities speeds: $900. For further information, calf 724 S. College Dr Apt. f 11 - 2 BR, unlurn. ANDREA PACIONE Assemble products ai home. Easyl No selling Supported kving limited provider Fntdl Ben 372 4853. 724 S College Dr. Apt »29 - 2 BR. unturn. Close to campus Will negotiate price. Call You're paid direct Fully Guaranteed FREE in Sigma Phi Epsiion 353-3324. Persons needed lo provide contract services lo Spring Br*ak in Cancun. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE lormaOon-24 Hour Hodine 801-3792900 Co- individuals who have developmental disabili- Brothers ol the Week: Jeff Murphy. Jay Han. Non-smoking l*mal* needed to sublease fur- pynght»OH171KDH All e«penses. from $399 (across from Taco Bell) Jason Gerard. Jon Parker. Hans Sanderson a ties. 6 months commitment required. Inter- Prices will change Dec 18 nished apartment across lor campus. Will pay 319 E. Woostar Street MattCocnran. Alton lion Alpha Lambda Delta Members' ested persons may obtain application al Wood Call Joe Pierce. 353 2228 354-2260 SigEp security deposit. Amy 352-8385. TUTORS ALWAYS WANTED Lane School, 11160 Gypsy Lane Rd . BG Ap- plications will be accepted through 12/20/92. Bedroom w/pnval* bath in large family home, Skj Ep Sam Sez: The Brothers ol Sigma Phi Roommate needed to share furnished home in You've gotta know a lot about something... Epsiion wish everyone good luck on their Anal Why don't you tutor someone who doesn't? E.O.E. shared kitchen, quiet. 4 blocks from campus. BG Male grad oral. Call 354-6701 or FOR RENT $225/month includes all utilities. Call exams. 352-1631. (ANY course you've taken is acceptable) Sigma Phi Epsiion Be a volunteer for ALD 352 3502 days or 352-6224 nights. Ask for Spring sublease' needed. Caw Paul at 372-5063 for ^formation FOR SALE " URGENT - Tom. SPRING BREAK TRIPS Furnished apt -Own room. i subleaser desperately needed for Spring <)3 CHECK IT OUT: Lowest avail prices k) Flonda. Childcaro provider(s) needed for 1 yr old A 9 Wmrhrop Terrace North yr old m my Portage home beginning Jan. 4. semester. Large, furnished apt., close to cam- E. M*rry apt. (campus side) Jamica. Cancun. Call Jim at 353-1159. pus Pleas* call 353_3335 artytim*. Call Ralph or Steve 353-9118. MF.7:3f>5 Call688-5035evenings 1972. 12 x 60 Forest Park, two bedroom, ap- $133/mo ($200 oft) pliances, washer and dryer, Lot 43, Parkview 1 bedroom lumished apl. 352 9353 WEWANTTOBEPARENTS Helpl 3 great girls need 1 more to I api. INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Make Trailer Court Call 352-4040 afler 5pm Wishing to adopt a baby through independent $126/mo. Call 353-901211 money teaching English abroad. Japan and Starting Jan. i Can Furnished apt for sublease. 1 or 2 subleasers adoption... Taiwan. Make 12,00044,000. par month Beer-keg refrigerator with tap and C02 hook 352-9378 between 9-4:30 Rent $i00/mo Free cable • HBO. All uul. H you can help us call: Desperately seeking a female sublessor for Many provide room A board * other benefits' up. Good shape, $200.353-4448 2 bedroom furnished apt. 93-94 school year. paid Call 353-2716. Barb* and Craig (419)893-1277. Spring 1993. It at all interested, call Gma at Financially A Culturally rawardingl For Interna- Free heat water A sewer. H.B.O. Houses A apts Close to campus. 372-4486. X-mas Special tional Employment program and application CHEAPI FBI/US. SEIZED 352 2663 For Summ*r 18 and 93-94 school y*ar Cab s*rvio* to Toledo Airport - $30 Hal Desperately need temalo sublessor can the International Employment Group: 89 MERCEDES $200 2 bedroom furnished apt. Phon* 1-267-3341. (206)632-1146 »«1 JS544. 86 VW $50 Call 872-0216 lor reservations $i30.00/mo Close to campus. Available now or nexi semester 2 bedroom loft style downtown apartment PUSS* call Jennifer 353 5826 87 MERCEDES $100 352-2663 available Jan. 1 Huge A spaoous. Only Summ*r Position*: Cabin counselors, water- 65 MUSTANG $85 Female roommate lor Spring to share clean. front director, horseback riding instructors, Choose from thousands starting $25. 1 female roommate needed to sublease $400/month * utilities Unlurnished. WANTED next to campus apt Has cable, ar conditioning nurse. 1-800-423-0427. Th* YMCA Willson FREE lnformason-24 Hour Hotline. apartment for Spring Semester. 352-2851. 352^752. ft two great roommates. May rent already paid. Outdoor Center. Belleloniane, Ohio. 801 -379-2929. Copyright f OH17KJC Houses and apartments for '93-94 school year Call 353 3316. $l7u/month Thanksll 140 ManviUe, 4 bedroom with rang* and ml. Tenants pay all utilities. Limited lo three unre- 12 monih leases only Starting m May Sieve •••HELPf- Smith. 352-8917. NEED MALE CHRISTIAN ROOMMATE Female sub-leaser warned' i lated persons. Call John Newiove Real Estate SUPER NICE HOUSE. 500 FT. FROM CAM $150 per monfh. own room'! al 354 2260 Imagine you A 5 friends in one house. 1 1/2 Call 353-2817 ASAPIII Toledo ./Or*. PUS 2 bdrm. basement apt near campus. bdrm., kitchen, bath, LR up. 2 bdrm. bath. H55/month • uDlrMs F*maJ* subleaser needed tor Spnng W. Medical feW 354-8800 knchon.LRdown 354 7257 leave message Call 353-8716. plsase leeve message Only $129/mo. * utilities. 2 BR Apartment. FREE Heal/ACHBO. Large furnished 1 bdrm. Pay uml May, June thru Aug. • FREEH Services, IndwCr,* UtJlitws/cablainc. $400month 1 female roommate needed to sublease Call 353-9402. $450,mo. Call 353-1507 354-7257. leave message. apanmentfor Spring Semester 35? 2851 Reproductive Health Care IIICENTER FOR CHOICE II F subleaser needed for Spring. 1 2 sublessors needed tor Spring semester. 1 female sublessor needed. $850 (price negotiable) plus cheap utilities lor Close to campus, own room, for Women NEED ASAP: 1 male to sublease apt Close to Very dose to campus - cheap rent. convenient laundry. Call Jamie 354-1605. • Abortion through enare semoster Call Heamer 352-3001 Call 353-3229 ASAP. campus $ii6/mo • uul. (cheap). Call Abortion to 17 Weeks 3 and 4 bedroom houses available for *92 and . 353-0534 ASAP 1 FEMALE SUBLEASER NEEDED 1 or 2 sublessors for Spring '93. 1 RM availa- 17 weeks '93 school year. CaH 354-2854 or 352-2330 1 Need male subleaser. A big 2 bdrm. Non- Spnng semesler $150/mo. All ufjl. included. ble. Close to campus Call Angie or Kelly 24 HR. PHONE SERVICE • Morning after after 6pm. Close to campus. 354-8791. 353-4726. smoker preferred tor Spnng *) one mo. Ir»*. Free Pregnancy Tests 5 bedroom, 6 person home. 12 month lease. Call 352-8671 1 male siihlsaaer for Spring '93. Furnished 1 SUBLEASER NEEDED treatment Available m May. Close to campus. apt., VERY do** lo campu*, ch*ap utilities Spring semester, $i3u7mo. ♦ ufjl. 352 1584 or 353 8611. One Female Roommate Needed Large, lumished apt Own room. 353-4225. Special Student Rates Spnng Semester S NO MAY RENT! Call Tim lor d«- Efficiency and 1 BDRM apt tor spr. semester lalla-383-8907. PROUD TO $17S/monm • electric starting Jan. 15. Call Ml Services Strictly Confidential Near campus Call Mecca Maml. 353 5800. Stacy or Colleen al 353-7105 1 ma!* sublessor for Soring '93 semester 1 to 2 female roommates needed lor Spring BE PRO-CHOICE semester. Non-smoker. 2 bdrm. apt. in house. 5164 Monroe St., Furnished efficiency Heal included Two bedroom furnished townhous* apartment $157.50/month. Ovim room, quiet. Open Jan. 5th. 3527088 Reasonable rent Inquiries call 352-9575 16 N. Huron to sublet, 1/2 block from campus. $475/month Toledo, Ohio Toledo. Oh. 43604 321 E Ev»rs Call 669-3036 includes water and trash pickup. For two peo- HELPII am going to Washington DC. Desper- AA-Subleaser(s) needed ASAP ple. Call momtfigs or evenings 353-0092. ■I 1-800-367-2036 mm Phone Listings Available now. ately need 1 male roommate at Summit Ter- Free heat, lumished. f*F. l!mw (419) 255-7769 or -Rent reasonable'' Jm 353 0922 •*■ 885-5700 Carry Rantala. 316 E. Marry «3.353-0325 Two bedroom house available mid-December race Apts. Call 352-9501. 1-800-589 6005 '93-94 school year Call 352-7454. jT"*C Penney^ $ WOODLAND MALL $ Saturday, December 12th

BGSU Student Shopping Day Bring in this coupon and TAKE AN EXTRA 25% receive an extra % Off. OFF ANY Sponsored by The BG News & .woodland mall Red-ticket Clearance Hem. Saturday December 12 only Soujling Green Saturday, December 12 HOLIDAY BLOUSES FOR 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. MISSES' SIZES REG.$3« "LE 26.99 MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S E LEATHER JACKETS REG 129 99 »*<- 99.99 SEMI-ANNUAL * Free Transportation * LINGERIE SALE 25"33%OFF MEN'S ST. JOHN'S BAY® SWEATERS REG.29.99 EA 2 «>n$40 Shuttle runs every 20 minutes. WOMEN'S SMALL Pick up in front of the Union and in front of the Center Court entrance of the mall. LEATHER GOODS 25%OFF MEN'S USA OLYMPIC BRAND FLEECE SEPARATES REG M99 ■*" 1 1 .99 COLLECTION OF WOMEN'S HANDBAGS 25-30%°" * Grand Prize Drawing * BETTER STERLING SILVER NFL, NCAA & NBA USA OLYMPIC BRAND Win a VCR! WATCHES EARRINGS AND PINS TEAM APPAREL FLEECE TOPS OR PANTS 0FF S LE Registration form in The BG News. 25% 30% 0FF 20%OFF * 11.99 Sal. S138-S219. Reg You'll find a wonderful Authentic logos on tees, Reg. 14.99. Crewneck Drop form off at the Customer Service Booth near the Cafe Court. S19S-S295 Seiko* styles selection In a variety ol sweats, caps and more. tops and pull-on pants. prKM lor gi'I grvingi shapes and styles EidudM Sisvra", Chairpion. Tatvn Basic, fashion colors. EiOuM. Svalch. Ouott. >ais»CT»on vann by »iof • Sal. .H.CW. through 0*0.19

DESIGNER WATCHES YOUNG MEN'S JEWELRY LEATHER JACKETS Gift wrapping and Come and enjoy other FOR MEN AND WOMEN ST. JOHN'S BAY® BOXES SALE 99.99 shipping available! activities at Woodland Mall! 49.99 CHAMOIS SHIRTS 0FF Arts & Crafts Show 25% Gruen® high-fashion Orlg. 129.99 Weekends* ONLY 24.99 Sale $15-18.75. Reg. watches In a great nappa leather bombers. Free package and coat check Quarter's Bar - Food Court Knit cuffs, waist, S-L Rugged cotton shirts In $20-$25 Organize your assortment of styles, rich winter solids Men's (at gift wrap center) Batting Cages fsssaal Buy. in *M until sMa • SAVEI ALL YOUNG jewelry. Assorted styles sizes S-XXL. 18 Hole Miniture Golf JOHOFFHta PUCES ARUOIRES ssfWei MEN'S LEATHER JACKETS OVER $100

TURTLENECK & MOCK HOLIDAY BLOUSES ST. JOHN'S BAY® ST. JOHN'S BAY® TURTLENECK DICKIES FOR HER SWEATERS TURTLENECKS 2™" $10 26.99 SALE 2 FOR 540 ONLY! 2.99 Reg. $36. Detailed in lace, Reg. $8. ea. Dickies In Reg. 29.99 ea. Men's Cotton knit turtjenecks to embroidery, other styles. two styles tor her. Poly/ acrylic-blend sweaters In wear alone or layer Solid Misses'. petHes', womens' cotton. Assorted colors various styles and colors. colors. Men's S-XL.

MEN'S HUNT CLUB® WOMEN'S DANCE DENIM SHIRTS & EXERCISEWEAR 8ALE 0FF 19.99 25% Reg. $28. Cotton denim Colorful collection ol shirts. Men's sizes S-XL tights, leotards, unitarda, SAVE! ALL DENIM SHIRTS crop tops and more. FOR MEN a YOUNG MEN.

.».*.«. Friday, December 11,1992 Issue Fourteen, Volume five

JtUfjiUTjl Friday, D«c«afe«r n,lfM The Insider

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MATTHEW A. DANEMAN

MANAGING EDITOR I Dream KAREN KOSTER

ART DIRECTOR of Genie LAUREL PAJER

7 STAFF WRITERS 'Aladdin LISA GALLAGHER KENDRA DINSMORE MARION SCHLOEMER magical A.J. R1EGER RYAN HONEYMAN DORIAN HALKOVICH marvelous JASON HUNT LINDA LENC by David Huffman MARY OKORN Insider film critic COURTNEY GANGEMI JILL FETZER DAVID HUFFMAN The Wonderful World of Disney wasn't looking too wonderful a DAVE BASKIND few years ago. The classic Disney MEUNDA MONHART animation was in a major slump, ROSS WEiTZNER losing out at the box office to films SASHA THE DUCK like The Land Before Time. However, thanks to The Little Mermaid, Disney animation got a STAFF much-needed resurrection. A new PHOTOGRAPHERS era for the entertainment giant be- TIM NORMAN gan, taking the company to new LINDA LENC heights and a Best Picture nomina- Last year Disney launched one chance to transform him Into visu- owes a great deal of its success to TERESA THOMAS tion for last year's Beauty and the of the most aggressive Oscar cam- alizations of his voices (like Jack the fabulous music. A close friend Beast paigns ever to help ensure that Nicholson) in a never-ending bar- of mine is anxiously awaiting Wil- PRODUCTION Continuing along what may be Beauty and the Beast would be rage of pop culture references that liams' performance of the very cat- the company's hottest streak in the first animated film to receive a will undoubtedly require multiple chy 'Prince All' at the Oscars as It is ASSISTANTS forty years is Aladdin, which not Best Picture nomination. The add- vlewings to fully appreciate. a likely nominee for Best Song. KATHY GAITAN only lives up to the standard ed publicity from the Oscar cover- Menken, Rice and Ashman should BILL BURGESS of Mermaid and Beast but ex- age meant millions of dollars at the Williams is not the only come- be given a great deal of credit for MICHAEL HUNT ceeds these films in many ways. box office, so this year Disney Is dian who is in top animated form the revival of the Disney animated JENNIFER SMITH Aladdin Is Disney's version of already leaking hints that Williams in Aladdin. Gilbert Godfried sup- movie. Their Broadway-quality the genie In the magic lamp tale will be the first actor nominated for plies the voice of the villian Jafar's score of Aladdin Is perhaps it's BUTCH PHILLIPS that has been around for thousands a strictly vocal performance. I parrot lago. Godfried tends to be greatest asset. of years, made contemporary by doubt that this will happen, but it's the kind of comedian people love Aladdin is an amazing a- the musical score by Alan Menken true that without Williams, Alad- or hate. With his usual grimace re- chievement. Each frame of film has and his lyricists Tim Rice and the din wouldn't be as good as ll Is. placed by the image of a sarcastic been pain stakingly perfected into late Howard Ashman, as well as by parrot, l would guess that more an individual work of art. Disney Robin Williams' over-the-top vocal Williams' schizophrenic comedy people will be able to appreciate remains the reigning king of ani- characterization as the Genie. It Is can sometimes come across as be- him. mation and entertainment and has funny, beautiful, highly entertain- ing totally incoherent In his stage In addition to the dazzling anima- once again produced a film that The Insider Magazine ing and one of the best films of the performances. As Genie, though, It tion and comedic touches added by Walt himself would have been year. gives the Disney animators a is published every Friday Williams and Godfried, the film proud of. during the academic year by the Board of Student Publications of Bowling From the Editors... Green State University. Opinions expressed What a long, strange trip it's The regrets are many. Wish different course to be plotted. But by columnists do not been... we'd Invited Lisa Sutyak to the two It'll be back, weathering all the necessarily reflect the All the free stuff, all the wild kegger (with a hairy buffalo!) last storms to come. opinions of The Insider rimes, all the great people - It's all Friday. Wish we hadn't made pro- Magazine memory now (except for the free crastination an independent study. That's the toughest part to ac- The Insider Magazine stuff. We kept that.) But ahh... "C'est la vie" as the cept. Insider doesn't begin or end and Bowling Green State Too little room for all the thanks French say. Or "Eat your soup or with any one of us - readers or University are equal everyone deserves. Regardless to I'l spit In It again, American pig!" writers. Damn, we have a tradition opportunity employers say, for all the folks who have been as the French say. here. We have a history here. And and do not discriminate in a help, you know who you are. Pat Next semester, Insider'll be back. we have an Insider here. Take hiring practices. yourselves on the backs. A different captain at the wheel, a care, old friend. '.'..'.'. IrrMar, Dcuafccr 11,19ft Thclnsldir

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BG gettin' on the Christmas-y tip Over By A Reindeer.' De gustablls by Kendn Dinsmore Song: "Anything but 'Grandma Insider non disputeum. Got Run Over by a Reindeer.'" Thomas Anderson, Prof, of Ge- William Grant, Direc- ography tor/Professor of American Culture To find out what the faculty and Favorite movie: It's A Wonder- Studies staff here at the University use to ful Ufe. - "It's well-made, well- Movie: It's a Wonderful Ufe - get Into the Christmas spirit, we acted, and entertaining." "It's the warmest, fuzziest mov- here at Insider conducted a Favorite song: 'O Come All Ye ie...It Illustrates the dignity of the thoroughly random, unscientific, Faithful.' - "It's easy to sing, a feel- common man." ask-whoever-will-talk-to-us poll of good song." Song: 'Go Tell it on the Moun- faculty and staff members. We tain' -" I grew up with It...It's very The InsiderAodd Swanton asked them to name their favorite Ellen Berry, Assoc. Prof, of Eng- beautiful. As a folk song, It has par- Christmas movies and/or songs lish and Director, Women's Studies ticular connections with American tion - "A nice sendup of Wonder- Movie: The Grinch Who Stole and tell us why they like them so Movies: Merry Christmas, culture." ful Ufe") Christmas - "I like the Whos." much. Mr. Lawrence; White Christ- Song: 'Feliz Navidad.' - "It's Car- It's A Wonderful Life was mas ("It's schmaltzy.") - "I'm sick Suzanne Heba, English Instruc- Songs: 'Hodle' by Ralph Vaughn ibbean." (predictably) the overwhelming of It's a Wonderful Ufe. It's got- tor WUliams -"It catches the sense of favorite, with A Christmas Story ten overdone." Movies: Rudolf the Red- ecstatic zeal for the coming of a Kendall Stiles, Asst. Prof, of Po- (you know, the one with Peter Bil- Songs: Parti LaBelle's Christmas Nosed Reindeer; The Grinch savior"; 'The Christmas Song' litical Science lingsly wanting a Red Ryder BB album ("really good"), Elvis' Who Stole Christmas "I saw (The one that starts "Chestnuts Movie: It's a Wonderful Ufe gun) and Meet Me in St. Christmas album ("totally inspir- them every Christmas when I was roasting on an open fire..."); -' 'I always wanted to beat up the Loulsgainlng a few votes each. ing") and Handel's Messiah. little"; Meet Me in St Louis 'White Christmas'; the Joan Baez banker." There was no clear consensus on Songs: 'Have Yourself a Merry Christmas album Song. Angels We Have Heard the favorite songs; surprisingly, no Danlela Feichtinger, Graduate Little Christmas'; 'White Christ- on High' - "It sounds good In the one mentioned 'New Kids Got Run Asst. in German mas' Ann Sayed, Graduate Asst. in shower." Movie: It's a Wonderful Ufe Applied Human Ecology Edward Stockwell, Professor of Song: 'StUle Nacht (Silent Night)' CLA-ZEL THEATRE Jack Nachbar, Professor of Pop- Movie: It's a Wonderful Life - Sociology DOW1INGGI)MN*miv ular Culture "It's Just classic, a tradition." Movie: A Christmas Story - Douglas Ferguson, Asst. Prof, of Movies: It's a Wonderful Ufe Song: 'O Holy Night' "It's my childhood. I wanted a BB Fflnjas Telecommun icaiion s "I'm a big Frank Capra fan, and it's gun, and my mother would say Movies: Come to the Stable; the most-profound"); National Ewart Skinner, Asst. Prof of Tel- 'You'll shoot your eye out.' See it Scrooged Lampoon's Christmas Vaca- ecommunications once a year." NiRhlly *I5 Sat i. Sun. Mai. 4 if Sal J. SUA. Mat MO •Readers Schedules OftCaitfk. bbl* .n our bo. Office Jufit ■ Tm, Friday & Saturday Midnight all seats only $5.00 TH6-9,76-9, 5X11-7 jk+mk'*^ THE ROCKY HORROR sfgfi ■Kuri -Tarot & Xstrolopu ■ m 94l-S.Tl-S.71-7 PICTURE SHOW % CtHtw-Toftm, HOWARDS club H 210 N. Main 352-9951 y,OR*^ Check out our Holiday David & Ccir.il 943-5, "W3-S LAST 2 1*15' popcorn special!!! Callahan HrsMon.-Wed.9-5 Custom Made Jewelry, Gifts 'Damon - Tarot Thura. - Sat. 9-9 and Metaphysical Needs 3-5 Howard's Club H PRESENTS "MADEINTHEU.S.A." BLITZEN GOURMET FOOD ITEMS Thurs. 10th. Friday 11th & Sat. 12th INCLUDING: video - pool - pinball - Happy Hours till 9pm • Hawaiin Coffee • Alaskan Tea • Candy • Sausages • Cheese • Salsas • Ohio Pasta •Spa Baskets* more!!! Special Deer & Sleigh Baskets 5p>*a5 15f •II" per person Breakfast $14.99 each tax included 2 Scrambled Eggs, Potatoes &Tbost CHARTER TO ORLANDO W& ROUND TRIP AIR, L1011 SERVICE FROM Bigger Breakfast i.99 DETROIT, NON-STOP 2 Scrambled Eggs, rbtatoesjoast, Bacon & Sousoge $ Depart March 20/ Return March 27,1993 Biggest Breakfast 2.< Add on Packages Available Er^OjrAII-YafCanfatlVedtoBoffa (jvVxninal Gift Baskets Car Rentals, Hotel Reservations, Mon.-fri.arty ., ^ C\ Sal-Sun. S399 Mastercard - Visa Disney World Packages

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But the Christmas of 1979 didn't prove so prosperous when his University aunt's house in New Hampshire was broken into Christmas Eve, while Jackson and his family were folk visit visiting. Luckily no one was home and the only thing taken was the good silverware. "I didn't sleep that entire night because I was so Ghost of scared," Jackson said. The Christmas of all Christ- mases, according to Jackson, will Christmas be the first Christmas he spends with his wife, or his child's first Christmas: "That will be the most Past special Christmas I'll ever have." Recently moving into a new by Lisa Gallagher house has left the Director of Food Insider Services Jane Schimpf needing a lot of appliances this holiday season along with a nice Christmas Scrooge won't be around this bonus. Holiday Season as faculty and staff Schimpf, who plans on spending at the University get into the the holiday at her family's farm, Christmas spirit. Christmas lists remembers the best present she and holiday memories have made Gary Blackney. Although he ad- agenda for the weeks ahead. tions realistic. Some people expect ever received was a garnet ring many people excited for the weeks mits he wouldn't mind a win at the Wright's fondest memory was too much during the holidays." from a' 'special friend. ahead. Las Vegas Bowl, Blackney says the the excitement on Christmas morn- USG President Jason Jackson is Sneaking downstairs to see if Ski tickets and Winston Churchill only thing he wants is to spend his ing when she was a child. But just hoping to be on Santa's good little Santa had been there was very ex- books are among some of the pre- holiday with his wife and children as there have been great memo- boys list so he can get his Visa bill citing for Schimpf when she was a sents University President Paul in Bowling Green. ries, there have been some which paid and maybe ever, receive a little girl. "All six of us would go Olscamp hopes to see under his Blackney, who said he's never weren't so joyous. VCR. "I'm so busy i can't watch downstairs at 3 a.m. to see what Christmas tree this year. had a bad Christmas, remembers The first Christmas after a loved the shows I want, like 'Seinfeld,' each of us got," she said. But ac- The president, who plans on past Christmases as being fun and one had passed away made the and I need to continue my aca- cording to Schimpf the most im- spending Christmas with his family upbeat. "I get more enjoyment out holiday season especially difficult demic enhancement." Sure, Ja- portant thing has been spending in Bowling Green, remembers his of watching others open presents for Wright. Her grandfather, who son. the season with her family. best present being an electric train then receiving them. I like to see later died of cancer, spent a The best present Jackson ever So this Christmas season, be- set when he was nine. To this day the expressions on their faces, Christmas In the hospital. Wright got was the Dukes of Hazzard Race tween all the hustle and bustle, stop he still has it. said Blackney. went to the hospital Christmas Track when he was seven. "It was and remember all the things that His worst Christmas memory Is Spontaneous holiday trips are morning bearing presents with a the first time I ever got what I asked have made the Holiday Season so justasvivid. "When I was ten I was what Health Education Director Santa's beard on. for, but It broke the next day," he memorable for you and share it broken hearted because I didn't get Jeanne Wright is planning on this "In times of sadness there can be said. with those you love. wonderful memories made the CCM red two-wheeler I asked Christmas with her husband and >KO>;«"»:O:»:«>:»»:":'-"-O-":--":--"-"A"^J? A«? for," Olscamp said. But now, ac- two teenagers. Winter hikes in together," Wright said. 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THE FALL 1992 STAFF OF THE IN SIDER...are A) damn glad lo be here for this photo B) overwhelmingly cute as buttons and C) scattered across three seperate photos. Starting directly left [from left to right] front row: Kirk Pavellch. Butch Phillips. Laurel Pajer and Karen Ros- ter: secend row: Mary Okom. Linda Lenc. Sharon Burllngame, Michael Hunt. The Boss Matthew A Daneman. David HufTman and Courtney Gang- eml: third row: AJ. Rleger, Marion Schloemer; back row: Monlque Fields. Dr. Dave Basklnd, Kendra Dlnsmore. Greg Evans and Bill Burgess. Continuing to the lower left are: Ross Weltzner. Jill Fetzer. Dorian Hal kovlch and Mellnda Monhart. Directly below Is: Sasha the Duck. Not Pictured are: Lisa Gallagher. Ryan Honeyman. Jason Hunt. Teresa Thomas. Kathy Galtan and Jennifer Smith.

PHOTOS BY TIM NORMAN »rlday, Dmmbt. 11, 1 t*f Th« Insider Magazine Retired Shoos hing down prof, a the slopes of Ohio ranked skier...and in the forecast for this year holds by Lisa Gallagher true. Insider But even if it doesn't snow much he's 75! this season, skiers can still enjoy by Lisa Gallagher the slopes at Snow Trails. "It's a Insidar With Mother Nature's brisk misconception, especially among winds and snowy forecast Just non-skiers, that there has to be around the comer, it's time to start snow on the ground to ski. Actual- thinking about how you plan to ly, as long as there is cold weather, If you are convinced people over spend your time. One activity that's we can create the snow," said Ep- the age of 65 should retire and sure to help you get through those person. move to a condo in Florida, then wintery months ahead is skiing. To produce this man-made snou you haven't heard of Bernard Ra- Snow Trails Resort in Mansfield, the resort uses 11 large fans with bin, one of the oldest ski racers in Ohio officially opened its ski nozzles on the ends that are America. season on December 1, and will hooked to a water system. The Rabin, 75, was a professor in the stay open well into March. fans blow the water into the air and College of Education at the Univer- Jim Epperson, marketing man- It crystalizes before it hits the sity from 1955 ul 1982. Although ager for Snow Trails, said the re- ground. retired, Rabin still has a part time sort is one of the most popular In "The natural snow Is the best psychological practice in the Bowl- Ohio, with Its most prosperous advertising," Epperson explained, ing Green area. time around Christmas. "but man-made snow Is much bet- Ohio have, making it easier to get Epperson. Last winter Rabin was ranked According to Epperson, the ter for skiing because It's packed to the tops of the hills. Renovations have also been eighth in the 70-79 age group In largest age group that skis at the solid and dry." The resort also has new ski made, such as a new maintenance Ohio after a NASTAR race at Nubs resort Is 16-34. Snow Trails offers Besides skiing, Snow Trails has equipment for rent. Thirty percent facility to hold the snow making Nob in Michigan. Rabin's handicap special programs for high school an assortment of restaraunts and of the equipment has been re- machines. "We've also made was 48, which means he was 48 ski groups costing $ 140 for ten bars. Chad Brisentine, senior exer- placed, including skis, boots, and renovations that people won't no- percent behind the time of the times. College groups also occa- cise physiology major, skis at the bindings. "This year will be a great tice but will make the facility run NASTAR pacesetter, U.S. Olym- sionally come and skiers out of col- resort at least 12 times a year and time to rent equipment because no much smoother," said Epperson. pian Matt GrosJeah. lege take advantage of the less ex- goes to the bars and to parties at one has used it," said Brisentine. The cost to ski on weekdays Is Rabin clinched two gold medals pensive days during the week. the Loft, one of the resort's bars, Along with the new equipment is $15; on weekends, $25, along after this NASTAR challenge. For those skiers who are Just be- every winter. "It's great because the introduction of the snowboard with an $18.50 rental fee if NASTAR, which stands for ginning, there is a one-hour, $35 there Is always something to do, half-pipe, which is a long pipe cut needed. The resort offers many National Standard Race, is cele- ski school offered to teach novices even if you don't feel like skiing," In half that skiers ride in. According different discounts because it can brating its 24th anniversary this the basics before they hit the said Brisenttne. to Epperson snowboards are be- become expensive, but Brisentine year as the world's largest recrea- slopes. Brisentine also commented on coming very popular, especially says most skiers think It's worth tional ski race program. There are Epperson said that for the past how the resort Is not overcrowded, among the college age group. "We paying: currently 180 ski areas in the U.S. three years the mild winters have so lines are short. He also said that have hills used only for snowboards "It's the best resort in Ohio, be- with a NASTAR course. not brought much business to the Snow Trails has six chair lifts com- so people can get crazy without cause it's the biggest resort with Each person who skis has a han- resort, but hopes the cold weather pared to the two most resorts In getting in the skier's way," said the best hills." dicap based on their age; the younger the person, the lower the handicap. Medals are then given to the Individuals with the lowest han- COMING TO AN MTV rock has produced a cornuco- Check the shelves for Just-out ROCK GOSSP FROM dicap in each age group. •BUZZCUP' NEAR YOU: pia of new releases - Just In (or coming soon) releases Rabin, who had In the past Just The fertile crescent of local THE BUCK SWAMP time for the holiday season. from: Gone Daddy Finch - a skied for recreation, came across BG equivalent of the Kinks or NASTAR accldently at the age of Rolling Stones; the Kind - folk 72 when friends in his ski club said rock with a decidedly pop over- they were going to try II. "I had no lay; Positive Sweat - a cross be- intention of racing, but I tried it and tween funk and classic rock. loved it," said Rabin, who ended up winning the gold medal at the RUN OUT AND SNAG...: race. Jim Cummer of Madhatter Mu- The lowest handicap Rabin has sic Co. - who Incidentally wants ever received was a 45 In Parks a date with Columbus female size. "It rocks the house," City, Utah, during the 1990-1991 band Scrawl for Christmas - quipped the man who wants "a season - where he was awarded a s thinks you should take a real life" for Christmas. gold medal. chance with the Megaforce Rabin says he enjoys skiing with Records release of Stupid BABY. WHY DONT other people, including the mem- People Shouldn't Breathe WE...: TONIGHT: the Ark bers in his 70 and over ski club, his by the Skapenlgs. "Some re- Band at EasyStreet SATUR- wife, and even University President porter once asked Louie Arm- DAY: Spiderfoot at EasyStreet Paul Olscamp, who Rabin says is strong 'What is Jazz?' And TONIGHT AND SATURDAY: "an excellent skier." Louie said to him 'Man, if you Blitzen at Howard's Club H According to Rabin there are have to ask, you'll never WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY: some people as old as 83 who ski know,'" Cummer explained as Rob Wallet at Howard's Club with him, but he sees nothing to why you should try this pu- H, Groovemaster at EasyStreet wrong with that. "People say I'm ppy out. "That's my response - NEXT FRIDAY AND SAT- if you gotta ask, you'll never URDAY: Rob Wallet at How- too old to race, but they're the ones that don't know anything about ski- know." ard's Club H, Groovemaster at The InsidcrMorty Clous ing," said Rabin. THEY'REBAAACK...they're not dead. Theyve Just been...resting. But now Char Jeff DeWitte of Record Den EasyStreet DECEMBER 26: [cue's Web If back - reformed and read / to rock. The members of the new lineup wants you to try on Gone Da- Big Hunk O' Cheese at Fran- "I'm In another world when I ski. ant (from left to right): Jeff Tackctt. Dean Blanchl, Andrew Fuller. Shane McCallls ddy Finch's God's Own Santa kle's JANUARY 19: Charlot- I'm In a trance Just as most athletes, ler. Matt Duncan and Charlotte Webb Swenson First gig -January 19 at Howards Jacket (Of(White Records) for te's Web at Howard's Club H like Michael Jordan. And as long as Club H. 2 ION Main St.. with Rouen Excuse. my body holds up, I will continue to ski." Mdar.fi 11,11 8 The Insider

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