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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. 1 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 103 Bowling Green, Ohio Thursday, April 3, 1986 TWA jet explodes from bomb, 4 dead plane in retaliation for last week's U.S. ATHENS, Greece (AP) - A luggage military confrontation with Libya in bomb exploded inside a TWA jetUner Palestinian group claims responsibility for act the Gulf of Sidra. bound for Athens yesterday, hurtling an American man, two women and a President Richard Pearson said in New pulled out too and I hung on to my partly dismembered body of an elderly It was a response "to American baby three miles through the air to York. A senior Athens airport security wife's seat beside me." man, a woman and a baby girl, about 18 imperialist attacks against our Arab their deaths, officials reported. official, Panagiotiso Christopoulos, had Three bodies were found on an months old, and a shattered plane nation and the Jamahiriya (Libya)," A little-known Palestinian group said the blast occurred in the cargo unused Greek air force landing strip seat," Seraphim said. He said "part of he said. claimed responsibility for the bombing, section below the seats. outside Argos, 120 miles southwest of a leg" of a fourth person was found. He denounced "American arrogance saying it was in retaliation for "Ameri- The airline said 121 people were on Athens, said Christopoulos. Police said Christopoulos at one point said an- and attempts to dominate our Arab can arrogance" in last week's U.S. board, including 111 passengers, seven all four bodies were recovered. other man and another baby were nation," and said his group would stage military clash with Libya. crew members and three off-duty crew missing, but those reports turned out to further attacks against U.S. targets members. Earlier accounts said 124 He identified the dead as Alberto be wrong. "across the world. Seven other people, including four were on board. The flight originated in Stino, a Colombian-born American; The Palestinian group, Arab Revolu- Americans, were injured aboard the Loa Angeles, stopped in New York and Dimitra Stylianopoulu, 52, a Greek; tionary Cells, claimed responsibility There was no immediate official Li- Boeing 727-Flight 840 from Rome- was scheduled to go on to Cairo, Egypt, her daughter, Maria, 25; and her infant for the bombing in an anonymous tele- byan comment on the attack. But an which landed safely in Athens 10 min- after leaving Athens. granddaughter. The baby's name and phone call to a Western news agency in employee of the government news utes later, with a gaping hole in its side, age were not given. Beirut, Lebanon. agency in Tripoli, Libya, asserted that officials reported. "There was a big bang and then the A reporter in Argos, Georgios Sera- it had "nothing to do with us." The explosion occurred at floor level man beside me was blown out along phim, told The Associated Press that a The caller, speaking in Palestinian- Ezzedine Kassam led a Palestinian in rows 10 or 11 of the passenger cabin, with his seat," said Ibrahim al-Nami, shepherd saw the bodies tumbling from accented Arabic, said the Ezzedine revolution against the British mandate blowing one seat out through the hole 29, a Saudi Arabian passenger who was the sky. Kassam Unit of the Arab Revolution- in Palestine in 1936. He was killed by as the jet flew at 15.000 feet, TWA among the injured. ''I felt myself being "The villagers found them-the ary Cells planted the bomb aboard the the British. MTV, pay cable Rape trial jurors unknown

by Valerie Ciplak staff reporter Process goes beyond normal length considered for A jurv has not yet been chosen for the trial involving the alleged kidnap and rape of a University student last October, despite two full days of interviewing of prospective residence hails jurors by defense lawyers and prosecuting attorneys. Assistant County Prosecu- by Caroline Langer more to offer than the networks tor Alan Mayberry said the staff reporter and Wood Cable has 29 channels, jury selection process usually including educational and spe- takes only a half day. He said Students living on campus cial interest stations. jury selection for this trial is next fall may be getting their taking so long because pro- MTV and more. The University could also ar- spective jurors are being in- "Things look optimistic for range to have a channel on the terviewed individually by the cable hook-ups in rooms of resi- system at their disposal to pro- prosecutor and three differ- dence halls,'' said Glenn Hel- gram as they see fit, Sears said. ent defense attorneys. lyer, a chairperson of the Cable The signal for WFAL-AM could TV committee representing the be added to the system as well. In the interviews, Wood Resident Student Association. The system could be used in County Prosecutor Betty the same manner as phone lines Montgomery asked the pro- RSA surveyed resident advi- and allow computers at the Uni- spective jurors whether they sors who indicated there was a versity to communicate with could objectively weigh all great demand to have cable in each other, Sears said. the evidence presented ty the the rooms, Hellyer said. different witnesses she may The committee originally con- The cost to students and the call to the stand. sidered putting cable in resi- University has not vet been de- Police, FBI agents, and a dence halls and greek housing termined but would be reduced fourth man allegedly at the lounges only, Hellyer said. from the regular $8.95 monthly scene of the crime wul testify rate, Sears said. for the prosecution, Mont- The lounge televisions pick up Hellyer said a (5.00 plus extra gomery said. signals from seven stations, but for pay channels has been sug- televisions in student rooms gested as a student rate. SHE ALSO asked prospec- tend to nick up only three, Hel- tive jurors whether they had lyer said. SEARS SAID the Wood Cable any biases that would prevent Jeanne Fare, sophomore el- would either install the cable for them from accepting the wit- ementary education major and free and charge the University a nesses' testimony. BG News/Jim Youll resident of Founders Quadran- reduced bulk rate for services, Lafeyette Tolfiver, Toledo gle, said she believes the cable or provide the signal and charge attorney for Patrick Henry, Choosing jurors option is a good idea. per outlet if the University up- asked the candidates if they Attorney Rich Neller questions a potential juror yesterday, the second day of jury selection for the "I'm in favor of paying a little graded the current system on its thought somebody would lie kidnap-rape trial of three Toledo men. Neller represents defendant Lamont Walker. extra to get a variety of things to own. about a crime. watch, not the same boring Duane Tucker, director of TV "Is it possible that a person shows," she said. services and cable committee could yell rape and not be jurors whether they had ever consumption of alcohol?" he finished by noon tomorrow, chair, said the television sys- raped at all?" he asked one been intoxicated and as a asked one woman who said Mayberry said. Opening MICHAEL SEARS, marketing tems in the lounge were in- prospective juror. result, forgot or confused she had never been drunk. statements and jury view of and programing coordinator of stalled and are maintained by Lamont Walker's attorney, events. the scene of the alleged crime Wood Cable TV, said cable has Q See Cable, page 6. Rich Neller of Toledo, asked "Are you opposed to the Jury selection should be will follow. Olscamp University receives grant Filipinos end strike initiates Humanities, student personnel, management to benefit at U.S. naval base by Patricia Rltter gram provides an incentive for the Academic Challenge funds. 'action' staff reporter institutions to set priorities SUBIC NAVAL BASE, Philippines (AP) - Filipino workers tore among their programs and to THE DEPARTMENTS will down their barricades yesterday outside the largest overseas U.S. by Patricia Rltter The University received half build "centers of excellence" use the funds in the following Navy base and ended a 12-day strike that had forced the diversion of staff reporter of the $1 million in Academic which serve the state's interest. ways: a five-ship flotilla and strapped nearby businesses. Challenge grants it has been • sociology - to enhance its re- More than 1,200 militant strikers at Subic held out a day longer The University has taken awarded by the Ohio General OLSCAMP SAID Ohio and search and instruction in ap- than workers at Clark Air Base and six smaller U.S. military "appropriate action" in two Assembly and the Board of Re- Tennessee are the only states plied demography. installations. separate sex-related cases in- gents yesterday. with such programs. • chemistry - to strengthen its volving two members of the State Senate President Paul The president thanked Gil- research and education pro- Leaders of the Subic picket line agreed last night to go along with a campus community, Univer- Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, and lmor for his efforts in the Senate grams in photochemical sci- compromise settlement reached the day before, however, and the sity President Paul Olscamp State Representative Randall for securing the funds for the ences. barricades of logs, rocks and metal grillwork came down. said yesterday. Gardner, R-Bowling Green, University and for striving to • psychology - to enhance its The militants retired on a note of defiance. The president said he has along with William Napier, vice improve higher education clinical psychology doctoral pro- suspended without pay a Uni- chairman for external affairs statewide. gram and to expand the range of "This is not the end of the struggle of Filipino workers," said versity administrator who al- from the Board of Regents, pre- research problems addressed by Larry Salazar. a leader of the union representing 22,000 workers who legedy had sexual contact sented $467,930 for the main Gillmor said education is not a greater emphasis on public struck all the bases. "The next time we barricade the gates, we will with two minor boys on sepa- campus and $90,000 for the Fire- the only facet to benefit from the health orientation. make sure the organizational weaknesses are overcome." rate occasions, and has ex- lands campus to University funding increases. The state re- • philosophy - to build upon its pelled a graduate student President Paul Olscamp at a ceives a kickback, too, he said, strengths in the area of applied "We have reached the limitations of our power." he told The arrested on charges of impor- press conference in the Mileti explaining the state hopes to philosophy by educating stu- Associated Press after announcing the leaders' decision to the tuning in a University build- Alumni Center. create a climate conducive to a dents to apply philosophical per- strikers. He said the U.S. military and Philippine government would ing for the second time. solid job market in the future by sectives of day-to-day issues. not recognize the militants, so "there is no point in us remaining at Assistant Director of Place- The University will receive providing students with strong • college student personnel - to ment Jerry Richardson. 41, of the remaining $500,000 in the educational programs now. establish an adult learner focus Bowling Green, will be al- next biennium. "We get more bang for the of its curriculum and research. NIGHT-SHIFT workers entered Subic soon after the barricades lowed to return to his position Academic Challenge is one in buck," he said. • management - to address the were dismantled. and be given back pay if he is a series of programs under Se- Olscamp said sociology, problems of slowing industrial Businessmen in the nearby city of Olongapo, who lost an estimated acquitted of the charges of lective Excellence sponsored by chemistry, psychology, philoso- and buisness productivity by $1.2 million during the strike, had brought increasing pressure on gross sexual imposition and the Board of Regents and funded phy, college student personnel providing Ohio with managers the strikers to allow American servicemen off the grounds. D See Olscamp, page 3. by $21.7 million appropriated by and management are the pro- in the area of production/mate- Losses to more than 300 bars, restaurants and other businesses the General Assembly. The pro- grams which will benefit from rials management. around Clark were estimated at $1 million. Editorial BG News/April 3,1986 2

Clarity in Academia Khadafy wins the bragging rights

With rare exception, every student at the Uni- by Mike Royko us to settle the question. At least not at the of himself. And Libya isn't the only rela- versity, and at most other schools across the moment. tively small country that's been unfriendly state, has at one time or another taken a class As strong as we are, though, there seems to us. The great heavyweight fighter Joe Louis to be a need in many of us to remind others Look at a map of the world. They're all taught by a foreign teaching assistant. once embarked on what was called his of our strength. And to remind ourselves. over the place. You can't even pronounce While most TA s are well versed in the subjects "Bum of the Month" tour. That's why there was such heartfelt pride many of their names, the foreigners. they teach, students often find it difficult to com- This meant that once a month, or more and jubilation when we roared into Grenada I'm not saying that we should just go in prehend material because of the language barrier. often, Louis would slap around an unknown and defeated a swarm of Cuban construction and start shooting missiles at them for no pug who wasn't really tough enough or workers. reason. Nor should we do anything to pro- Last week, the Ohio General Assembly approved skilled enough to be in the ring with him. And it's the reason there's almost unani- voke them into attacking us. As Larry a bill requiring all teaching assistants at state- He did it because there were so very few mous support in Congress, and probably Speakes, the White House spokesman says, supported colleges and universities to pass an fighters really worthy of fighting Louis. among the American people, for the way that's not why we went into the Gulf of Sidra. English proficiency test. So, to make money in those pre-TV days, we've been zapping those Libyan patrol We just needed the exercise. And in this By mandating English proficiencies for foreign stay in shape, and remind the sporting world boats this week. fitness-conscious age, who would deny us that he was the best, Louis took on whom- The appealing thing about both these our exercise? TA's the state is taking an active role in seeking to ever was available. adventures is that they weren't really full- upgrade the level of education in state-supported He fought more than 100 such fights in scale wars, which we don't want to get But I'm sure there are a lot of little colleges and universities. places like Topeka, Kan., Waycross, Ga., involved in right now. countries who, if we gave them an opportu- The bill requires the board of trustees of all state- Odessa, Texas, and Moline, HI. We're calling the Libyan action a "con- nity, would be willing to do something to supported colleges and universities to establish frontation." I don't recall what we named provoke us. That's all those pugs were doing programs to make sure all teaching assistants are Because his opponents were such second- the Grenada invasion. when they climbed in the ring with Joe Louis raters - who ever heard of Sugar Lip Ander- In that way, they're similar to Joe Louis' taking advantage of a rare opportunity to go proficient in English before being allowed to teach. son? - the fights weren't even official title "Bum of the Month" fights, which were up against the best. University students who are paying increasingly bouts. They were labeled as exhibitions. Eushover exhibitions. The patrol boats from What did it cost them, really? A few cuts larger sums of money for an education should not But the crowd had a good time. And the ibya are pushovers, as were the construc- and bruises, and a broken nose maybe, all have to deal with the burden of taking classes from local fighter would be able to brag that he tion workers on Grenada. There's no risk of for a lifetime of memories. an instuctor who cannot effectively communicate once had the honor of being knocked sense- our losing, and they serve as military exhi- And what's it costing Khadafy? A few less by Joe Louis. bitions. small boats. A few missiles. A few dozen of in English. It seems to me that this country has found When you think about it, we said we sent his citizens. All for the acclaim of his Arab While students learning from a foreign TA may itself in a position similar to that of Joe our planes over the Gulf of Sidra as part of a friends and the world's many crazies. gain excellent insight into course topics because of Louis. military exercise. What better exercise So I think President Reagan, whether he the different cultural input, the experience is for Just as Louis had the physical ability to could there be than actually sinking a few knows it or not, is on to something that could naught if the TA is unable to relate course matter in demolish anyone who challenged him, we patrol boats and bombing a couple of radar become quite popular - his version of the old have the military power to do the same. sites? "Bum of the Month" tour. a comprehensible way. We could, if we wished, blow up the entire So, what I'm suggesting is that President The crowds will love it. But as a natural- The idea of instituting English proficiency pro- world and everybody on it, including our- Reagan give some thought to adopting the born crowd pleaser, I'm sure he already grams is not new. After receiving a multitude of selves. Or we could single out one small part old Joe Louis "Bum of the Month" tour as knows that. complaints from students regarding problems with of the world and just erase it. part of our national policy. Who is as strong? The Soviet Union, Moammar Khadafy surely isn't the only foreign TA's, Ohio State University developed a national leader who has been making a pest Royko is a columnist for the Chicago program to train foreign teaching assistants in maybe. But it's not convenient for either of Tribune. classroom instruction. The University requires foreign students, includ- ing potential graduate assistants, be tested in English proficiency. But the University admits PICK THE ONE EXPORT AMERICA LEAPS IN that, because of the large number of students tested each fall indepth analysis of speaking skills, the basic skills necessary to teach effectively is impos- sible. The governor's expected signature on this bill would improve the quality of higher education in the state and make that education more productive for both under graduates and graduate TA's. Judgement call

by Sen. Paul Simon Khadafy was rescued politically by the U.S. Sixth Fleet. The Libyan incidents pose Second, the action reinforced some questions and judgement the image that many countries calls, and there is, in the words have of this administration as of Sen. Bob Dole, "some uneasi- one that is over-reliant on mili- ness" on Capitol Hill about what tary answers to questions, we are doing. rather then diplomatic ones. For example, if we wanted to clarify The first question: Are we that the Gulf of Sidra is in inter- within international and do- national waters, we could have a mestic law in what we have United Nations resolution sim- done? While there are a few who ily declaring it, and we could differ, most of us believe the ISive made clear that we fol- president's actions are legal. lowed world legal opinion on this The only two nations that recog- matter. We have on eight occa- nize Libya's claim on the Gulf of sions since 1981 violated Khada- Sidra are Libya and Bourkina fy's "line of death" and done so Faso (formerly Upper Volta). openly. Third, one of my Senate col- TV fare is for the (whirly) birds The second question: Was our leagues commented that Uncle action wise? Sam is "really tough with the Here the answer is much less little guys." There is something by Don Lee member the helicopters? They in all the colors of the rainbow, c.) another helicopter. It was clear and I tend to agree with of the big bully image that we were part of the opening credits and its flying sequences are a lot usually "c." The other combat- those who privately - almost all are getting. The invasion of Gre- Want to make a successful TV and occasionally brought in more exciting than those of the ant would fire and miss, and The do privately at this point - be- nada, for example, is viewed as show? All you need is a heli- bleeding bodies. Not very mar- 4077th's bubbletops. Lady would fire and not miss. lieve our action is counterpro- a great thing by most Ameri- copter. ketable stuff, that. How lone Don't forget Airwolf, although End of episode. ductive. cans, but not by most people in Not so you have a neat place to would that show have lasted u some try to. There's still the Airwolf, which isn't doing as other countries. Grenada has mount a camera, although that the helicopters had been treated triad (Hawke, Dom, Caitlin) but well as it once did, suffers be- Here are a few reasons: the population of Rockford, DJ. helps. You need a helicopter as like part of the cast rather than forget them. What matters is the cause every so often the produc- First, if we wanted to weaken It's like the United States suc- the star of the show. the props they were, just un- helicopter, this time a high-tech, ers try to write different Khadafy, Libya's irresponsible cessfully invading Rockford. It It used to be you could get adorned Bell whiriybirds? armed-to-the-teeth (but still de- endings. You know, human in- leader, what we did had the doesn't impress others much. away with just having three Look at some of today's top liriously streamlined and terest. Don't mess with the beli- opposite effect. He has become a Fourth, there is the fear that main characters and quality shows. painted) monster which for copter should be the watchwords hero to his people and to much of what we have done will not re- writing. That way, two of the Magnum P.I.. which was some reason is known affection- of the TV industry. the Arab world that up to this duce Khadafy's terrorist activ- characters could enter into doing fairly well for itself before ately as "The Lady." The last IS After all, could "General Lee" point treated him like a relative ities but increase them, putting some kind of conflict while the being blasted apart by Bill minutes of any Airwolf show (The Duxes of Haaard) or with a social disease. more American lives in needless third showed distress, thereby Cosby and Co., has it all: exotic used to be the same. The Lady "KITT" (Knight Rider) fly? jeopardy. giving you all kinds of opportu- setting, three main characters would engage in combat, involv- And look where tease shows are. If we wanted to weaken him What is legal is not always nity to explore the enduring (an archaic holdover, but it ing plenty of dramatic flying we should have quietly asked wise. qualities of friendship which worked when they started out) sequences and helicopters rising Lee, a Junior news-editorial our Western European friends to Flexing military muscle overcame all obstacles, or and a helicopter. Not just any ominously over wooded hilltops, journalism major from Swan- cut off trade credits (not trade, sometimes shows less toughness something like that. helicopter, mind you. T.C/s with a.) an antique fighter ton, is editorial editor of The which they have already re- than using restraint. Remember M'AVH? They chopper is his baby, decked out plane, b.) a Soviet jet fighter, or News. jected) and to cut off weapons What serves the national pas- had three main characters, sort sales. The small boat that came sion does not always serve the of. There was Hawkeye andTra- at our ships was made in. national interest. pper/B.J. and whoever was the BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed France; its weapons were made third part of the triad thaVpar- in Italy. Already weakened in- Simon (D-Iil.) is a member of ticular week. Quality stuff, real srvse » smc muo ovrwe pmon uncvw. ternally by the drop in oil prices, the U.S. Senate. human drama and warm humor 7M9E3nW BUOXKHb and all the things today's more HOK' mwmnxp enlightened producers have i ntucsmmfr srooee'/f m- wisely done away with. THE BG NEWS M'A 'S'H blew it, though. Re

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State bill proposes English testing Lung cancer linked to for foreign teaching assistants lead, radon gas isotopes by Julie Fauble "Before you allow someone to Green, Pretzer said. staff reporter instruct students you must have The tests cover listening, some kind of program to ensure grammar, vocabulary and read- Radiation traced to tobacco plant fertilizer Foreign teaching assistants at that they can speak English," he ing, he said. universities in Ohio will have to said. At the University, foreign stu- by Greg Connel the two radiation sources. demonstrate English profi- dents are given further tests reporter "The two radiation sources combine in the ciency if a bill passed by the THE UNIVERSITY does not which cover pronunciation, con- lungs to attack the already-damaged cells. state legislature last week is have a specific program to test versation and writing, in addi- Scientists searching for a link between ciga- Given enough time, the lead-210 could possibly signed into law by the governor. teaching assistants, said Doug tion to the areas covered by the rette smoking and lung cancer are now testing cause cancer, but the two sources combined The bill requires the board of Daye, director of the Center for TOEFL and MELA tests, he the theory that radioactive isotopes in ciga- multiply their individual effects," he said. trustees of state supported col- International Programs. said. rettes and cigarette smoke may be the cause. Martell said a handfull of scientists have been leges and universiues set up Wallace Pretzer, coordinator Dr. Joseph DiFranza of the University of researching this theory for more than 15 years, programs to assess oral English of a program in English as a About 120 foreign students are Massachusetts Medical Center said there are but acceptance of the idea is slow. proficiencies of foreign teaching foreign language, said he was tested each fall, so there cannot two forms of smoking-related radiation. The "First of all, the majority of the medical assistants by the beginning of not sure now the bill would be extensive analysis of speak- first is lead-210 which is found in the tobacco public is unaware of the work we have been the 1986-87 school year. change the present testing re- ing skills, he said. leaf. doing, and secondly, our findings contradict the quirements for foreign students. Dave said he supports the "Uranium-rich phosphates are in the fertiliz- opinions of the National Cancer Institute and The governor is expected to "There could be an increase in intent of the bill because poor ers tobacco farmers have been using since the the American Cancer Society." he said. "Both sign the bill within the next few checking the speaking skills (of English skills have been a prob- late 1940s. As this uranium decomposes, it groups currently are researching the possibility weeks, said Andy Sykes, legis- teaching assistants)," he said. lem with some teaching assis- generates the lead-210 isotope which the tobacco of chemical and viral carcinogens." lative assistant to Rep. Barbara tants at some universities. plant ingests," he said. Pringle, D-Cleveland, who pro- Presently all foreign students, However, he said there are also Dr. Edward Martell, a radiochemist with the MARTELL ALSO faults the atomic energy posed the bill. including potential graduate as- some very qualified foreign tea- National Center for Atmospheric Research in establishment for suppressing the information. The bill is a response to stu- sistants, take the Test Of En- ching assistants. Boulder, Colorado, said when the cigarette is "The experts in this field nave traditionally dent complaints that some for- ?lish as a Foreign Language "Being a foreign GTA is in burned, the lead is converted into a molecule worked for the atomic energy corporations, so eign teaching assistants cannot TOEFL) or Michigan English many cases a real asset," he which the body cannot dissolve. This molecule the American Cancer Society and National communicate effectively in En- Language Assesment (MELA) said. "Some of them are just attaches to cells deep within the lungs of long- Cancer Institute have left this research to glish, Sykes said. before coming to Bowling fantastic teachers." term smokers. them," he said. "But in all honesty it is in the These cells which are already damaged due to best interests of this establishment not to accept years of smoking become "hot spots where high our theory." Cable TV and things like that... ca- doses of radiation are concentrated to small Peggy Rockworst, director of Public Issues D Continued from page 1. ble's the thing of the future," areas," he said. and Information for the American Cancer So- The BG Hews the WBGU-TV engineering staff. Hellyer said. He said he hopes Martell said the second form of radiation is ciety's Ohio chapter, said the ACS began a "We (WBGU-TV) are looking the system will be in place for radon-222, which is a gas normally found in national study in 1982 to help determine the to see if we want to get out of the fall semester. enclosed areas, but is inhaled in greater causes of cancer. One of the possible causes editorial page: cable business, except for in- Sears said hooking up the sys- amounts in smoke filled rooms. they are studying is low-level radiation, she structional purposes. Tucker tem would take 90 days to four "Radon gas and its decay products come said. though/nil said. months. from many sources and the radioactive parti- Tucker said University ad- "We want to do it really bad cles attach to walls and other surfaces in the "The study is being conducted over a 10-year ministration had not yet given and if we get a yes, we could home or office," he said. "Cigarette smoke period and there are over 52,000 test subjects in commentary its final approval. start on it the next day," Sears returns these particles to the air where they Ohio alone," Rockworst added. "There's a big demand for M- said. attach to particles in the smoke and are inhaled DiFranza said public awareness of this theory by both smokers and nonsmokers." is low because findings of this type are gener- ally reported in scientific journals which the MANY SCIENTISTS believe in areas of high average person does not read. radon concentration, cancer may be caused by He also said newspapers may have trouble Spring Leotard Special 45 the gas alone. Martell disagrees with this theory printing this type of article since the tobacco UnW.dWH and said there is a definite connection between companys advertise heavily in newspapers.

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reasons, she said. by Melissa McGllllvtay "A lot of people volunteer to- staff reporter "We don't want anybody who's out to S;et to know others." she said."A protect the campus - just someone who ot of other people are scared Walking alone through a dark (for the students). They know campus is a scary prospect for wants to get involved," someone who has been raped or many students, and Campus Es- Tamy Stone mugged." cort Service tries to alleviate that fear. But lately the service are now only one or two volun- cially since they would like to The service has considered has had a panic of its own - not teers on duty, instead of the expand the hours from the pre- paying its workers to entice enough volunteers who have the three or four previously work- sent dusk to midnight, to 1 a.m. more people to apply, but they time. ing, she said. Being male is not a require- do not have the funds, Stone Tamy Stone, coordinator of ment of the job, she said. said. The organization is given the service, said there is not an THERE ARE 50 male escorts, $3,750 a year from the Advisory decrease in the number of volun- but only 20-25 are active escorts "We do have women escorts Committee on General Fee Allo- teers, but that the usual number who walk or drive, she said. Of who walk in pairs," she said. cations. of workers are putting in fewer 10 female escorts, four walk or She said the practice of having hours. drive. female escorts is safe because of Besides the financial consider- the bright yellow vests and CBs ations, Stone said she prefers "The problem happens when The problem was somewhat that accompany them at all the kind of people who volunteer it gets later into the year and alleviated by emergency press times. for unpaid jobs. people are heavily into school releases sent by the service to on work," Stone said. She said the and off-campus mailboxes three THE SERVICE wants volun- "You work with a different volunteers must put in fewer weeks after Christmas break, teers who are interested in help- breed of people with volunteers hours to handle their classroom and again the week before ing people on an individual than you do with paid people," demands. spring break. basis, Stone said. she said. She also said volun- The shortage occurs every The response to the releases "We don't want anybody teers are usually more ded- year after Christmas break and was good, with 15 people apply- who's out to protect the cam- icated. continues until the end of the ing for the positions, she said. pus - just someone who wants to year, she said. This year even get involved," she said. The Escort Service has closed more escorts than usual cannot The applicants are being down only a couple days during give their time. screened by Campus Safety and The service would like to re- the winter because of bad road "It's just a lot worse this Security and interviewed by the cruit underclassmen who would conditions and a lack of volun- year," she said. Escort Service. The only re- be able to come back in coming teers, she said. Some callers must now wait 15 quirement besides the screening years. The organization is not consid- minutes for an escort who would process is a 2.0 GPA, she said. Stone said the volunteers are ering a permanent shutdown have normally taken only five About 10 more volunteers are all students from many different because of the present shortage, minutes. This is because there still needed, Stone said, espe- majors. They apply for various she said. Conservatism conference begins today

by Teni Matyus and philosophy at the Massachusetts Insti- said one of Chomsky's major achievements reporter tute of Technology, discussing "United in psychology is proving people don't behave States International and Security Policy: the way BF". Skinner, who studied and The University will host a conference The New Right in Perspective." Free and documented conditioned response, thought. today and tomorrow analyz- p open to the public, the address will be at 8 "Chomsky showed that Skinner's condi- ing different aspects of the I p.m. in 210 Math Science. tioned-response pattern is incompatible new right wing and neo-con-1 Chomsky, the conference's main speaker, with human language patterns," Friedman servatives in America. is best known and internationally acclaimed said. And among the scheduled for his work in linguistics and language. He Chomsky is also one of the leading intel- speakers is an internation- has taught at MIT since 1955 and is also lectual critics of the American participation ally known linguistics and respected for his work in philosophy and in the Vietnam war. BG News/Alex Horvath phuosophey professor. history. "He wrote books and papers on the role . High Steppin "The New Right in Amer- Chomsky has also had a great impact in that the intellectual should assume when Thomas Ragland, junior computer science major, worked on his slam ica: Thought and Policy" is Chomsky the field of psychology. their country is taking an immoral path, as at the basketball courts behind Jerome library while waiting to play in the topic for the two-day conference. well as American roles in international a game. The conference will begin today with LAWRENCE FRIEDMAN, professor of relations throughtout the world," Friedman Noam Chomsky, a professor of linguistics History and a personal friend of Chomsky, U See Chomsky, page 6. Conference on the New Right in America: Thought & Policy on Thursday, April 3 and Friday, April 4 ♦THURSDAY, APRIL 3: Dr. Noam Chomsky, MIT, will speak on United States International & Security Policy: The New Right in Perspective at 8:00 p.m. in room 210 of the Math-Science Building. ♦FRIDAY, APRIL 4: The following events will be held in the Alumni Room, University Union: 9:00-10:00 a.m. Dr. Chomsky will be available for discussion. 10:00-11:00 a.m. Joseph Gerson, Director of the New England Office of American Friends Service Committee, will speak on The Deadly Connection: Nuclear War and U.S. Interventions Abroad. 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Dr. Ronald Takaki, Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, will discuss White Popular Wisdom: Neo-Conserva- tive Scholarship in America, 1975-1984. 1:30-3:30 p.m. A panel discussion on "The New Right in America" will be held. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Dr. Chomsky, Mr. Gerson, and Dr. Takaki will all be available for open discussion with the public. The conference is co-sponsored by The Group for Progressive Alternatives, Graduate Student Senate, the College of Arts and Sciences, the Department! of History, the Department of Philosophy, the Department of Sociology, the Department of Psychology, the Department of English, Women for Women, and University Activities Organization. BG News/April 3, 198C S

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by Dave Harding national students will be re- will be mandatory for graduate chief copy editor quired to attend an extra students, and others will be left aamming schedule that willto the students discretion or to Incoming freshman next fall the week of August 11. recommendation by depart- will not be the only members on ment." Martin-Reynolds said. campus participating in Univer- Martin-Reynolds said the goal "We have also made the sched- sity orientation. of the event is to acquaint grad- uling more flexible so more op- uate assistants and teaching fel- tions would be available to the The University's Graduate lows with a full range of their student." Student Orientation Program instructional responsibilities as will involve about 500 graduate required by their departments. The program for international students and ISO faculty and In addition, it will provide infor- students will include community administration members, said mation for graduate research information and cross cultural Joanne Martin-Reynolds, grad- assistants and research fellows differences such as differences uate orientation program direc- about the range of their re- between American classrooms tor and professor in the search responsibilites as re- and American teachers as op- education curriculum and in- quired by their departments. posed to the standards of their struction department. She said it will also give an own country. orientation to the library, in- And it is one of only a handful structional media services, She said students will receive of similar programs in the coun- community services and shop- information by mid-summer so try, she said. ping information. they will know what sessions "There are probably no more will be available to them so than 10 programs across the "The program is especially when they arrive for registra- country that are totally univer- beneficial if the student is from tion, they will have a good idea sity sponsored," Martin-Rey- out of state because they will be of what they want to tike. nolds said. "Most graduate even less familiar with the orientation programs are de- area," Martin-Reynolds said. For the registration period, partment based, so for instance, one dorm (Darrow) will be open the English department at Ber- OPTIONS OFFERED include for international students and on keley will develop an orientation stimulating student motivation a first-come first-serve basis for program solely for their teach- in the classroom, how to present American teaching assistants. ing assistants. research findings, the use of "However, most graduate stu- audio-visual aids in instruction, dents should have gotten their THE PROGRAM will be Au- testing and grading. own apartments by the time gust 18-21, the week prior to the "The program has a confer- they arrive for orientation." she start of the fall semester. Inter- ence flavor in that some sessions Chomsky issues. Brofessor of ethnic studies at the D Continued from page 5. TOMORROW'S AcnvmES niversity of California at Ber- said. will begin at 9 a.m. with an keley, will examine " 'White Chomsky is the recipient of informal discussion with Popular Wisdom:' Neo-Conser- many honorary degrees and in- Chomsky. Then at 10 a.m., Jo- vafive Scholarship in America, ternational honors, including the seph Gerson, director of the New 1975-1964." Distinguished Contribution England office of the Americans Award by the American Psycho- Friends Service Committee, will logical Association. He has writ- discuss "The Deadly Connec- Following a lunch break, the ten books and articles on tion: Nuclear War and U.S. In- conference will continue with a linguistics, philosophy, intellec- terventions Abroad." 1:30 p.m. panel discussion. Pan- tual history and contemporary At 11:15 a.m., Ronald Takaki, elists include Donald McQuarie, associate professor of sociology; Marilyn Friedman, assistant professor of philosophy and di- BG News/ Joe Phelan rector of the Women's Studies Up and down Program; Michael Robins, asso- The rows and rows of bleachers at Doyt L. Perry stadium just seem to never end. Brendan Flaherty, ciate professor of philosophy; (left) senior marketing major, and Mike Sleber, junior mathematlc major, ran two circuits of the steps 1 hem Urge Pizza Marcia Bedard, an instructor in as part of their training for the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity team in the Beta 500 push cart race that sociology and David Swanson, will be held in the Union Oval on April 26. assistant professor of sociology. $4.95 Delivery The day will conclude with an informal discussion from 3:30- $3.95 In House 4:30 p.m. with all of the day's Mortar tar Board chapters in the United the University of Michigan and speakers. 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April 6 Elsewhere BG News/April 3,1986 8 Official: Bush's trip no threat Soviets invite WASHINGTON (AP)-A se- The senior official said Bush's rencies and that public kept driving down prices by nior Reagan administration offi- remarks at a news conference statements that it should fall overproducing. cial yesterday sought to dispel may have been misconstrued in further were primarily aimed at "The energy secretary made the notion that Vice President energy markets, and that the forcing West Germany to lower it very clear he was speaking- test ban talks George Bush's mission to the vice president had just been interest rates. only as energy secretary and for Middle East will be one of "beat- trying to point out both good and himself and not reflecting a con- MOSCOW (AP)-A Soviet wanted to meet Reagan in a ing up on the Saudis" to achieve bad sides of plunging oil prices. He also said that while buying sensus administration position," official said Tuesday that European capital as soon as oifproduction curbs. large quantities of oil from Mex- the official said. Mikhail Gorbachev's propo- possible to discuss a test ban. The United States has no in- "I don't think there is any- ico to help ease its debt crisis sal for a meeting with Presi- Asked if Gorbachev would tentions of pressuring Saudi thing in that appearance of his might be considered in the fu- AS TO Bush's comments, the dent Reagan to discuss a honor his commitment to go Arabia on oil price policy, the that would lead one to believe he ture, it is not part of any current official said: "I don't think there nuclear test ban was not in- to the United States if Reagan official said on condition of ano- is being sent there on a mission rescue package. was a suggestion in his remarks tended to take the place of a does not agree to a meeting nymity. to work with the Saudis to put a that somehow we're going to be U.S.-Soviet summit in Wash- on a test ban, Kornienko said i floor under oil prices or any- The official played down sug- beating up on the Saudis to put a ington. "We believe in the free mar- thing like that," said the official. gestions that the United States floor under oil prices or to set a But Georgi Kornienko, first "By proposing to have a ket," the official said. had any plans of applying pres- floor at a particular level. deputy foreign minister, re- special meeting in Europe as Oil prices in the United States BUSH WILL arrive in Saudi sure on Saudi Arabia to end the peated the Kremlin's insis- soon as possible ... Mikhail and Europe rallied after Bush Arabia on Saturday. worldwide oil price war. "Clearly, there are disrup- tence that a superpower Gorbachev did not have in said Tuesday that he will tell the In other remarks, the senior tions when prices move too rap- summit can be scheduled mind that such a meeting Saudi government during his official indicated the adminis- On Monday, Energy Secretary idly in either direction, and only when there is some as- would supplant the meeting in upcoming visit that plunging oil tration is satisfied with the cur- John Herrington cautioned there that's all he was acknowledg- surance it will produce a spe- the United States, which was prices are hurting the U.S. oil rent level of the U.S. dollar would be "political implica- ing." cific accord on arms control. agreed on in Geneva and industry. against other major foreign cur- tions" for the Saudis if they He also reiterated Gorba- would be a full visit to Wash- Although Bush said he was not chev's warning that the So- ington. This item has not been on a price-setting mission, he viet Union will not keep withdrawn from the agenda.'' told reporters Tuesday it was extending its nuclear testing He did not explain why the "essential that we talk about moratorium if the United subject of a test ban could not stability and that we not just States goes ahead with a test be handled at a Washington Weather lessens have a continued free fall (in oil planned for this month. summit as well as at a "spe- prices) like a parachutist jump- Kornienko spoke at a news cial meeting" in Europe. ing out without a parachute." conference devoted to Gorba- Reagan said a superpower chev's televised speech on summit should "deal with the Ohio fire risks Saturday, in which the Com- entire range" of U.S.-Soviet (AP) - Cooler tempera- spring season. By the time all munist Party leader said he relations, not just a test ban. tures and diminished winds the damage estimates are decreased the chances for tallied, the acreage burned is TANNING new fires in southern Ohio likely to exceed the record yesterday, but state forestry 13,000 acres charred by officials said they still expect spring fires in 1950. he said. CENTER a record number of acres of The most land burned by AMC, Japanese company it Hair Unlimited forest land to burn this fires in a season occurred 143 W. Wooster spring. during the fall of 1952, when "Things have calmed down 353-3281 fires blackened 23,000 acres. to make new Jeep model a little, said Tom Berger, a Forestry officials and an 10 VISITS staff forester for the state investigator from the state Division of Forestry. But, fire marshall's office are in- DETROIT (AP) - American Motors Corp. plans World" link that he said AMC was "on the verge of SUNBED S25 Berger said, "We didn't get vestigating a blaze Tuesday to link up with a small Japanese manufacturer to finalizing." WOLFF SYSTEM UVA any rain in southern Ohio, so that burned more than 230 produce Jeeps in South America, company it's still as dry as it has acres in Scioto County and sources say. WHILE NOT naming any companies or coun- been." destroyed a home. AMC's Asian partner is Daihatsu Motor Co. tries, Cappy spoke about expanding the joint TANNING BOOTHS Berger also said the num- Ltd., the smallest of Japan's nine major automak- relationship in an interview published in this UVA-UVB ber of fires had also de- "The information we have ers and the only one not exporting to the United week's Automotive News. 20 VISITS $35 creased after Gov. Richard is that it was a suspicious fire. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- considerable opposition in the government spent $2.8 billion allowed by the government to STORE HOURS rail turned 10 years old Tuesday, House. for the predecessor railroads, restructure its system and shed WON TUES WEDS 9 to 9 SAT 10 to 8 with the government freight $3.2 billion for Conrail securities unwanted parts. IHURS FRI 9 to 10 SUN 1 1 to 6 railroad trumpeting its transfor- "I think it's not a good situa- and $580 million for employees mation into a money-maker, and tion to leave Conrail in a state of who lost jobs or pay in the trans- "DURING THE past 10 years. 902 E.WOOSTER - Next to T.O.'s -PHONE 352-3951 a key House member say' limbo," said Rep. James Florio, action. Conrail has been transformed Congress must decide the D-N.J., chairman of the Energy The railroad did not turn a from a struggling money loser in road's fate this year. and Commerce subcommitee profit until the second quarter of the late 1970s to a strong compet- that is considering the proposed 1979, after cost-cutting, em- itive, efficient and profitable Congress has been wrestling sale. "As far as I m concerned, ployee concessions and modern- rail carrier in the 1980s through over the future of Conrail ever this year we have to make a ization of its rail network and the superb efforts of all our since Transportation Secretary decision whether or not the rail- equipment. It has not used fed- employees, labor and manage- [STATE COUPON] Elizabeth Dole recommended in road is sold." eral operating funds since June ment, working together," Con- Feb. 1985 that it be sold to Nor- 1981. rail Chairman Stanley Crane folk Southern Corp. for $1.2 bil- CONRAIL WAS created by the said in a statement. ALBUM OF THE WEEK: $|7Q0 lion. federal government on April 1. "It was formed ironically on Now. Conrail said, the rail- It took the Senate a year to 1976 from the bankrupt shells of April Fool's Day, and a lot of road "is confronting yet another ALL "C" CODE ALBUMS * approve Norfolk Southern's bid. the Penn Central Transportation people thought it was a bad challenge - this one to its inde- Now the offer has encountered Co. and other rail lines. The joke," Florio said. "But it's a pendence as a competitive pro- LIMIT 3 EXPIRES 4-1086 classic example of where coop- vider of rail freight service." STATE COUPON eration and sacrifice by labor and management made this into Conrail management has lob- TDK SA 90 min. the second most profitable rail- bied vigorously against Secre- road in the country." Burlington tary Dole's attempt to merge it BLANK TAPES $4. Northern is the most profitable. with Norfolk Southern. Conrail LIMIT 1 - EXPIRES 4-It Committee says Conrail took out full-page ad- believes such a merger would vertisements in major newspa- disrupt service and cause dislo- pers Tuesday, saying it was ''10- cation of employees, and that vears-young today with a bright the government could gain more FRISBEES mob nets billions future'' and noting that the foun- money for the railroad through a dation was set in place by con- public stock offering backed by gressional legislation. an investor group. MASTER TOURNAMENT $5. Industry deregulation allowed Florio said he could not sup- MODEL 150G LIMIT 1 .. 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CLEVELAND (AP) - State education Su- Ten years ago, Battisti found both the prove reading skills. talks suspended perintendent Franklin Walter yesterday state and the Cleveland school boards liable But any recent progress has come "truly PITTSBURGH (AP) - In- No specific date was set for said the state had been frustrated with the for intentionally operating a segregated at a snail's pace,' Battisti said. land Steel Corp. and the resuming the Inland talks, pace of the Cleveland school district in school system in Cleveland. Battisti's reme- "It is time to move forward. Simply put, United Steelworkera union which were being conducted complying with an 8-year-old desegregation dial order called for racial desegregation the court can no longer tolerate the delays suspended talks on a contract in a suburban Chicago hotel, order, but said the state should not lake over through busing, which began in 1979, and that have persisted in this case," said Bat- for 15,000 workers and Pasztor said. its implementation. improvements in education quality. tisti, stressing that he was not referring to planned to resume in two Instead, Walter proposed creating a state Yesterday's hearing was in response to a unavoidable delays, but avoidable ones. weeks, when results should be HE DECLINED comment task force to help complete desegregation of report by the Office of School Monitoring available from a union vote on a published report that the 75,000-pupil district, the state's largest. and Community Relations, which was cre- WALTER SAID the state also was not on pay cuts at the company. Inland sought concessions Walter said a state monitor would create a ated to monitor desegregation. The group pleased with the schools' progress. The break was not called that would cut $2 from In- dual administration "which by nature would accused Cleveland school officials of foot "We are not satisfied with the pace of necessarily to await the out- land's average hourly labor be adversarial." dragging in complying with the remedial compliance," said Walter. "We have not come of the union balloting on costs, believed to be around Walter was the first of at least 12 wit- order, which was originally expected to be been satisfied with the pace of compliance. the LTV agreement, said $22 per employee. nesses expected to testify during a hearing completed by June 30,1983. It has been a matter of frustration?' Thomas Pasztor, spokesman that began yesterday before UTS. District During the hearing, Battisti noted that Walter cited the rapid turnover of Cleve- for Chicago-based Inland, the Bethlehem Steel Corp. and Judge Frank Battisti. some progress had been made since last land superintendents as a contributing fac- nation's fourth-largest steel the USW missed their original Battasti, citing the slow pace of desegre- September when the Cleveland schools tor. The Cleveland district has had three producer. settlement deadline of March gation, had ordered the state to show why a listed 100 unfinished desegregation items in superintendents since 1978 and a number of "It was a mutual 31, suspended talks over the state monitor or a working group of state court documents. The unfinished items in- acting or interim superintendents, as well as agreement that this would be Easter weekend and resumed officials should not take over the implemen- cluded such things as the school's failure to a series of court-appointed desegregation an appropriate time to take a Monday in hope of settling by tation of his 1978 desegregation order. establish permanent bus depots and im administrators. break and to come back and April 7. see where we stand," he said Tuesday. National Steel Corp.'s talks The two sides missed a self- broke for the holiday and imposed deadline of Monday. resumed Tuesday. The sides Inland's production em- rolled back their settlement Crawford County jail has waiting list ployees, about 2,000 of whom deadline from March 31 until are laid off, are among the April 8. BUCYRUS, Ohio (AP)-One choice but to use a waiting list, Ottawa counties have the room, its local funding in place by 145,000 USW members cov- Talks with Armco Inc. are Crawford County prisoner has even though the delay reduces but the cost of jailing prisoners December or the grant will be ered under a master off until April 8. The two sides waited three weeks for space in the effectiveness of jail as pun- outside the county ranges from lost. agreement that expires July originally hoped to settle by the county jail to serve his sen- ishment. His department finds 125 to $45 a day, plus transporta- The jail committee in Novem- 31 with the nation s top six March 25 and set back that tence, while others were home rce for the extra men by using tion and manpower costs, he ber proposed a four-year, 3.2- steel producers. target until April 18. waiting for Sheriff Ronny m areas housing less serious said. mill tax levy to fund a 92-bed jail Shawber to find a place for them offenders and by using the city The situation could get worse. that would have cost $5 million to do their time. jail, where inmates may stay for Five or six additional prisoners to $6 million. Voters defeated the The county lockup has a wait- up to five days. may need to be Jailed after the proposal. 0 CATCH THE PIZZA BROTHER ° ing list and county officials are Shawber said he prefers not to Crawford County grand jury County Commissioner pondering the possibility of re- send prisoners to the nearby meets this month, Shawber said. 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by Matt Wlnkdjohn shortage has hurt BG. sports reporter "Our number one singles player, Lyn Brooks, is out this If the Bowling Green's wom- week with an old shoulder in- en's tennis team was going to Jury. And Julie Banks, who was base its Mid-American Confer- our number two singles player ence hopes on yesterday's re- last year, is out for the year sults, the word bleak might be after knee surgery," the third- optimistic. Fortunately for the year coach said. "Also, Lisa beleagured lady netters, the fu- Kosash has been red-shirted ture appears brighter than yes- with a serious rotator cuff in- terday's W> Ohio State victory jury. She was probably going to would indicate. be a top doubles player. And Buckeye head coach Leann Susie Wfllingham is ineligible." Massucci was surplsed by the JUNIOR COCAPTAIN, Ko- lopsided score at O'Keefe Tennis rey Kerscher, said physical Courts. problems were more of a factor. "We anticipated a real good "Going in, I felt mentally i match coming in here today. I pared, but I could feel my I thought BG would be stronger," (hurting) today and that; Massucci said. "They are miss- have affected my mental al ing some people and they were tude while I was playing," tired. They drove all the way Kerscher said. from Florida, Sunday, and they She added that there was good had a match yesterday, while to be gained from such a loss. we flew home Friday and have "Playing better teams like we rested." have been will help in the long Although yesterday's match run. We don't play many junior with Michigan was postponed by colleges like some schools do. rain with BG leading in two of We can't help but improve by BG News/Jim Sakola six singles matches, Falcon' playing the big name schools. coach June Stack verified that With Brooks out of action, Got it Falcons' third singles player, wound up losing the game and match to the netters returned late Sunday Mary Anne Kowalski moved to Bowling Green's Korey Kerscher prepares to return a volley from Ohio DeCosmo 6-4, 6-4. BG fared no better, losing 90 to the Buckeyes. The netters will be at Purdue tomorrow for another non-conference battle from their annual spring trip. number one singles. She was State's Michelle DeCosmo yesterday at O'Keefe courts. Kerscher. the However, she said a player D See Tennis, page 12. Falcons defeat Tartars Bowling Green's baseball team crushed Wayne State 13-3 yesterday in non-conference ac- Sophomore Eric Moraw pitched seven innings to gain his first win of the season. He al- lowed Just four hits while strik- ing out 6. Freshman Steve Huffman pitched the final two innings. Junior Dave O'Kresik led the hitting attack with three hits and three runs batted in. Junior Joey Muller and sopho- more Kevin Ward each had two hits and two rbi's for the Fal- cons. Sophomore Ron Zurek added two doubles and a rbi. The Falcons raised their re- cord to 6-6 while Wayne State is 8-1 BG will host Ohio University Friday.

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Like Sherman's march to the AFTERWARDS, EAGLES' late in the second match was all sea. the Bowling Green club captain Dan Johnson could only the Falcons needed in their 4-0 rugby team slashed its way shake his head in discontent. through some of the best rugby "You Northern boys made us victory in the second match. the South can offer. look a little foolish out there Physically, Kentucky proved After a series of four double- today," Johnson said. to be the Falcons the toughest headers, the Falcons returned Leading the BG scoring attack opponent. Though considerably home with a perfect 8-0 record, were fly half Scott Huff and the larger than the BG forwards, the including five shut out victories. rest of the Falcons' backfield. Wildcat pack was noticeably Cut down by the BG juggernaut Weemhoff picked up his third slower. In the end it was fleet- were Southeast Louisiana (3M, and fourth tries of the tour while ness of foot that determined the 2S4), Tennessee Tech (35-3, 4&- fullback Terry Busch, wing John two matches as the Falcons 0), Vanderbilt (26-6, 4-0) and Lonsert and Huff scored one notched victories. 33-7 and 124. Kentucky (33-7,1*4). each in the 35-3 win. Weemhoff continued his scor- In the second match, wing ing binge with two tries, while "Historically, we've always Scott Ault scored four tries and Laimbeer used his feet for nine done well on these trips, but we inside center Steve Carte scored points, including a 55-yard pen- never really know how good we a try, two conversions, a penalty alty kick field goal, as BG won are until the trip is over," Fal- kick and a drop kick field goal 33-7. cons' head coach Roger Mazza- for 14 points in the 46-0 shut out rella said. of the Eagles. In the second match, center In the first match against Bob Mateljan scored two tries Southeast Louisiana, wing Jeff In the third double-header, and Konczak converted both in a Weemhoff rammed home a pair Vanderbilt became the only 12-0 victory over the Wildcats. of tries, while scrum half Mark team on the tour to slow down How good the ruggers really Laimbeer booted three penalties the Falcons' offense. But slow- are should be answered this and five conversions for 19 ing down the BG offense didn't weekend when some of the top points in the the 39-0 victory. mean stopping, as the Falcons teams in the Midwest visit BG to In the second match, scrum beat the Commodores 26-6 and 4- take part in the Michelob Mid- half Kevin Beehler scored two 0. American Conference Club tries while inside center Chris Rugby Championships. Round added a try and penalty Hooker John Pugh had his kick for a 25-0 whitewash. best day as a Falcon, scoring The Falcons have won the The Falcons' best offensive three tries in short yardage situ- tournament the last four years effort came against Tennessee ations. Forward Carl Vella and are looking for "one for the Tech, the top-rated club in the notched two tries and Lonsert thumb." Hard pressing them Bowling Green's club rugby's eighth man Pat Wood bulls his way past University of Kentucky defenders en Mid-South region. BG shredded added another in the 284 vic- will be Miami and Kent State route to a score against the Wildcats. The Falcons crushed OK 33-7 and 120 over spring break. the Eagles defense for a total of tory. with Ohio University not far Bl points in the two matches. JIM STILBERTH'S lone try behind. Tennis ■ "It's tough to pick a winner in a Continued from page 11. Missy Wotta edged Kowalski singles last year, is expected to the MAC each year," Mazza- topped 6-2, 6-3 by Ohio State's and Paula Pocock 6-7 (7-5). 6-2, begun practicing early next "Anti-Apartheid Struggle rella said. "The gloves come off Kris Colgazier. 7-5 to wind up the day's action. week. for this one. The matches are The closest dual of the af- Massucci said yesterday's The Falcons have played hard fought and the scores are ternoon was the third doubles performance was less than in- strong teams like Auburn, Ten- to Free South Africa" close." match. Michelle DeCosmo and dicative of BG's talent. nessee, Michigan and the nation- "A 9-0 victory over BG is ally-ranked Miami Hurricanes Presentation by Themba Pinga of great, but on any give day when this spring. 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Dates of Insertion . Mall to: (On or Off-Campus MaH) The BG News 214 West Had BGSU Rental Office located in Amherst Village Office Hrs. Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 9-5 Mon-Fri (Checks payable to The BG News) 1520 Clough Phone 352-0164 Phone: 372-2601 (Behind Wendy's) 10-2 Sat Total number of days to appear, Classifieds BG News/April 3, 1986 14 Do you have a hole In your wet? Wornad about Attention BAHIA (101 •) Visitors Here for summer or only part ol and need a nice CO-OP CORNER gafllng your dapoaa back? I can n« i malon al a SPENO A SEMESTER IN ENOLAN0 PLUS Bert Mow waa the Mai Kai Sir Fry sure beets apt to rve «. ctoee to ceVnpua? Futy lurmehed vary low coat Cal aoon tor an eerlmate CM EARN IS HOURS BOSU CAEOtTI FOR sleek ( pnaakjas How waa me beer the 2nd 2 bdrm . incruwe.e, I v , etc Rent negotiates FOR SALE Brian al MOM Me around? You shouldn't steep on other peo Any ol twtacal aoon 320 Elm allroupS Scott Acctg ft Finance JuMore-peytng pi latone are 364-7133 INFORMATION: EVERY WED. EVENING AT Mematon 3534603 rues couches- but you'l do anything for ■ guy '78 PtfTO. 61.000ml., Auto. PS. PB. AM-FM- "■■ng tor you In De*ence Start Sum 88 or 7:10 IN 411 SOUTH HALL OR CALL Eris*-l»wm--You,ve got a mouth on youl Waa MM. KELLY AT 2-6452 OR 8T, New Bait. 1 Yr Ok) Tlrea. NO RUST' Muat PREGNANT? CONCERNS? Free pragnancy Mr. Wonderful Number 7 or 8? Remember no NEED EXTRA CASH? I NEED A PLACE TO Seel 81600--DON 352-3549 leal OblactM into CM now 354 MOPE 8ETH AT 2-4887 sleeping on the beach and no coffee before Coaa-r-bue agency mU C S or MIS jun«v» w- UVE THRU MO MAY LEAVE MESSAGE FOR (4673) Hra M. Th 12 rioon-Spm T,W 10 bodsme JOHN COBOL lor PAID poeitlon. Mart Sum 88 1961 Honda Moped Good shape Price am-2pm; Sal 12 noon-2pm ITS SPRING TME AGAIN Anna Explain your statement I lerfl kke I was AT 352-7219 negotiable Cat 382-5105 ft leave name ft The grass la green 8 flowers are blooming So kraelng someone Ok) Gnandl atrip search you Sake poerhons weh manag-ement oppor- number everyone a peeing off the layers of winter alao? ' Mafor chain, paid, atari Sum 86-meny Todd WM- Jual what hotel DID you stay at? And Non Traortlonel looking tor same or gred to texaaone Abortion domes Watch ma do the same Male Dancer share smel 2 bdrm houee tor now? for summer? Cal 372-6222 what were you doing on our bathroom floor the 1962 Yamaha 650 Special $1300 Black Free Pragnancy Teal becketroke?' lor far? Clean Qua! comfortable Irving Pie ass Aoctg.. C.S.. 1 Procurement malora IKMM lor chrome package, extra clean CM 353-1026 Morning Altar Treatment J.T.'ePlzza Jaaajwe Casetdy -Where dkf you learn to ooor- nquke 362-1542 Pkseae CM back H no PoaKona In Weah-ngton. 0 C Start Spmg 67 Center lor Choice before 6 pm during the week, 14" Cheese Plzze-Onfy S2.75 ornate your clothes? did you And ihoae on the anytime on the weekende MANY EXTRA BENEFITS!'! 181 N Michigan Phone 352-6476 beech? Let's go stem acme Long lalanda--then Toledo. Ohio we can lol on home to me BAMtA From now on Roommate needed ASAP to snare trailer C.S. major. 3 2 QPA. wantM lor position In |4ig) 265-7789 70 wpc Sanem receiver, two 3-way 80 wpc J T 'a Pizza stay away from pools. 6 laundry rooms end 8160-mo. No leeae Leave manage at flnrJay Summer 88 plus Fal 86 or Spring 87 don't sleep on the elevators' Saneul epeakers Uke new 1-599-0765 Good pay"' 10' Cheeee Pizza Only 51 75 372-4813. Phone 362-6476 Crakj The Pike- Why do you have to be e Pile! Swlnwang waa great, next erne let s wear our "THE DJ SYSTEM" For Sale, 10 apeed Schwtnn LeTour men's euse. I do agree you're spontaneous' Always Two mass roommetea needed Nice Selling the atandarda In musical entertainment bke Exceeent condition Beet offer CM Brian J.T.'i Pizza rerriamuoi the laundry room can be used lor apartment. Low rent. PLACEMENT SCHEDULE Light Show-Competitive Rates at 352-07IS. 18" Cheeee Pizza- Only S3 75 drying cfothee even If you don't have any CM 372-3132 Cal 383-4705 Ask lor Dave Phone 362-5478 Quarters Next tme you ride an elevalor don I lei anyone catch you stoepetgt Ladxee' Schwtnn ten speed 880 or beet offer GET W.0.L.0 ■aid tooklng lot hot draeaaaor with Amber Chaffln Why do they cal you Amber? CM 352-5210 after 800 OETW.O.L.O. J.T.'i Pizza bed attitude problem QETWOL0 French Breed Pizza -Onry SI 75 Do men always sprl while talkng to you^ Where Cal Jed at 152-2704 PERSONALS Phone 352-5476 did that guy go and hide? Hey. where a your Onkyo tuner. Scoft amptfler dale, dkf he get bred of wamng 3 hours? Or did l*Jomieiete needed. Greet apt Own room Heeeonable Offer he see you with Mr. Smooth carrying your 353-1682 after 2.00 pm beach bag? I hope your bumper is ok but then Air Summer M Great Deal. CM Soon. Jim 372 8608 CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS ATTENTION AMA MEMBERS •••NOTrCE'" again, you're a Chi O and they're mly good al Happy Hours Saturday. Apnl 5 Irom 4 to 7 pm 18 Year Olds our achooll Waa that e shrimp salad you were Rekwgh Grand Prix bicycle tor IM rider. 25.5" frame Mede In England. OC SI 60.00 • • • •Attention ai Senior Chaaenge Teem Cap- at Uptown Free to members end $2.00 to non No Longer Admitted eating or was that cockles' sauce on your salad? 1 membera Come end show oil your tan MAIN ST Rock me Jerry Lewis sounded greet but Magic 362-2788 tarie and Teem Members 1 The Marketing Seminar lor al executive com 362-3703 Monday and Sammy lleegar take the cake HELP WANTED Stereo stand, twin mattreea with box springs. Thartxa tor such a fun time and a tentasttc teat le members end teem captains wi be held Attention IBA MEMBERS and more apt. furniture CM evenings semester I've never roted so much. Always on Seturdey. Apr! 5 at 1 00 pm leti Alumni Planning on attend-ng the Chicago conference? 120 Counselor ft Inetructor Poeltloris Avaaebla 352-1220. Center remember that an octopus does not grow beck You must contact Jetl (372-6596) or Todd 1 P'.vete Coed Summer Camp in Pooono Mts The Marketing Seminar lor al TEAM MEMBERS Us legs 354-0501 by April 4 1 attend the NEXT IBA Pa Contact. Ceyuga. PO Box 234BG. 79' Surukl 425 E wi be new on Thureday. Apnl 3 m Room 220 Karen Sedor, Room 2 MEETING The meeting wi be held Tuesday Congrats on becoming a Tour Gu-de' We are Kentworth. N J 07033 Large frame, luggage reck, aoft luggage New Man Science Bug at 8 00 p m Apr! 8 m the Alumni Room ol the McFel Center proud to have you repreeent Kappa on Bowkng (201)2764108 dutch, gear indicator, good brae. Always garag- AFRICAN WEEK '88 (7 30) Seeyoulhere" Green's campus ed, greet shape 8700 or beat offer 354-7000 Tbure , Apr 3. 8pm. Amaru Film Show on Love, your KKG sisters eventnga. WANT TO TRY "PUaVORUi" OR ENGLISH Bookkeeper. Ight office work needed rn- AMce-AMcan Artifacts mirlMil, l thru summer. Part-time Mi Apr . 4. 7pm. Amen Panel Discussion: IN MR SPOT'S LAOER?? FIND OUT ABOUT ITU EVERY WED. EVENING IN 411 SOUTH hours Flex** 352 4265 The Role of Women In the Straggle Against CHICKEN WINGS. HOAGIES LSAT-MCAT-GMAT ORE NTE-CPA REVTEW-NCLEX-RN HALL AT Apartheid." Steak Sandwiches Soups 8 Camp Counaekx-Progrem SpeckeM Poeihons FOR RENT Sat. Apr 5. 5pm. Amaru African Dinner Salads We deliver after 4 00 KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER 7-30 OR CALL KELLY AT 24)482 OR avaaeble al summer camp lor phyalcary disabl- BETH AT 2-4887 rOonallon-JJ.OO) Keynote Speaker Theme 352-SPOT NO. 1 IN TEST PREPARATION ed youth and adults June 1 trhough August 15 'Matortty Rule-There Can le No Com- (41S) 536-3701 TOLEDO Phone 812-335-0227 2 bdrm apt. doee to campus Available Sum pramlaa." II you cere about your atudent government, CHILD CARE BOSTON AREA We have many mar only $600 00 ex. uN CM after 6pm Criminal Justice Organization meeting Monday. PIKE BEER BLAST than come to the USG election torum on Aprl 8 'amiss looking tor loving chid care workers 364-1079 Aprl 7 al 8 00 pm in 107 Manna We wi hold Attention Den Sheehe To benefit Big Brothers ol America al 8:30 pm In Oath Theatre to Questxm the One year committment, exceeent salary, 2 bdrm turn. apt. Cherrywood Spa prlvlegea an election ol riew officers at this rneeting Let's Welcome aboard as the new Delta Saturday. Aprl 12. 3 00 pm 1 OO am canrjidalaa. benefits, round trip ttanepurlattoii Alone Fetch, Apr! ft Auguat rent paid Avaaabas immed Con- aloe mere Gamma houseboy' Pale House. Comer 7m t High Streets USG USG USG USG Chidcare Placement Service. 149 Buckmmeter tact Jen or Jay at 352-8871 Love, the DG's Get your tickets NOW! Rd . Brookahe. MA 02140 617-568-6294. 2 bedroom furnished apartmenta CYCLISTS Beginning Aprl 5th and 6th the W COED AND MENS SINGLES TENNIS EN- CHILD CARE WORK-Ched care providers being Summer Lessee Only RUN FOR OFFICE Stock Swamp Bicyckng Society invites you to Batoon Derby lor the March of Dimes TTdES THE DUE THURS APR". 3 BY 4:00 PM sought by the Wood County Dept of Human 362-7454 joai mem m open ndes Saturdays wi start at Phi Beta Lambda (PBLl COMMUTER OFF CAMPUS AT 108 REC CENTER Services Muat be at ktaat 1B yrs ok). Cal the City Park (Cormeaut Av ) at 8 30 a.m.. and Launch at April 12. noon at Bel Tower ORGANIZATION 352-7586 PETITIONS AVAILABLE 2 bedroom furnished apartments on Sundays the rides start el 1 00 pm from Ticket sale March 10-Apr 12. Si ea Desperately seeking SLASHER-h waa greet OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT CRUISESHIPS AIRLINES. HIRING! 649 Sixth St. S450-mo pkie alec same peace For more ^formation cal Dave For formation cal Jut* Mier al 372-5810 sharing the Crystal Coast with my very best 1 CENTER Summer. Career. Oversees Call lor 362-9457 between 124pm Bewtey. 352-0727 Rides wi be ol varying friend. Summer will be here to aoon, but you BLACK MARKET BASEMENT OF MOSELEY HALL Guide.Caeaette. Newsservice 916-944-4444 rJJetances .now I'm only a phone cell and a short mght IS OPEN eat PETITIONS DUE 4 7 BY 5 PM 2 bedroom apartments on Scott Hamilton Spring Hours MS 1 -7 P.M. awey. Yes, this surfer haa a phone! GOVERNMENT JOBS $16.040-$59.230-yr Summar-FM rentata Summer Ratee' Attention Education Majors Featuring Creative ft Vintage Clothing I Love Youl Qary'a Summer Crash Now Hiring CM 1 -805-667-6000 Ext R-9849 362-5822 Represent your major on the DEAN'S 188 1-2 S Main (Upstairs! 354-1834 SAC-- lor current federal M STUDEOT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Apples A VERY BELATED THANK YOU FOR ALL dona are available m 455 Ed BWg. Return by ed to sublet 5th Street Houee Brian and Brad. YOUR HAPPY 21rd JOHN! April 7 to Rm 455 Ed I LOVE YOU!!! looking tor a summer Job? Make S3.0OO- lor Summer term CM 353-2905 or CONGRATULATIONS. COACHES' HELP AT OUR SUNSHINE RUN month. CM Mr Moore at 352-9511. 372-5100 SHOW OFF YOUR SCHOOL PRIDE WITH AN ft wi be a greet summer We love ya' LOVE. THE SISTERS OF CHI OMEGA ALWAYS, KRISSY ARTCARVED CLASS RING! ON SALE NEXT Bert* and Angie WEEK FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, APRIL 10 8 11 SK3EPS. INTERESTED IN TRAVELING AN0 EXPERIEN- Ret«xyieMe. pleesenl senior or gred. student 3 bedroom lurmehed House: 836 3rd St AT THE Ccrioratulatlona on being named BGSU's CINQ A NEW CULTURE?? STUDY IN (Female) to Ive with cheerful alert eUeriy Avaaeble May 6 lor Summer and FM. Natural UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE OUTSTANDING CHAPTER! You guys are tan- ENOLANDII FOR MORE INFO.: EVERY woman. FM 8 waiter. 1988-87 Room, pert gas heel Can accomodete up to 4 students No EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY taabc! Gel psyched lor the Bete Race 6 WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 7:30 M 411 board, amaJ stipend In exchange for minimal pels CM 352-4773 after 5 18 Year Oka) Beta' Love. Annette SOUTH HALL OR CALL BETH AT 2-4887 OR duties CM 352-7943 between 5-7 p m STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS No Longer Admitted KELLY AT 2-8452 Reetaurant LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP MAM ST 4 bdrm duplex lor lemelee only avaaeble lot Thureday. Apr! 10. 2-3pm TICKETS FOR LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Sandueky, Ohio eurnmer and 1986*87 school year. 352-3703 SUMMER HELP: Fii or part time Avaaeble Ohio Suite. University Union FOR APRIL 11 In the Orchestra LOOKING FOR YOUR HAIRSTYLIST? CM 354-2865 TRANSITIONAL SKHXS-How To Keep Your 352-8748 Hare I am Maria Giebrtch al the First Edition posiOona aa lood-cocktM servers, server Group Alrve 8 Healthy Over The Sum- Cal now to make your appomtmenl354 1 A 7 7 assistants bartenders. She 6 prep cooks mer"FPreaented by Don Mier 8 Vicki Sherman Prefer to apply m person Chi Chi s Restaurant. RUN FOR OFFICE 4307 Mean Rd Efficiency Now Renting tor FM Open to el Interested students Sponsored by Congratulations to Moly Jenkins on her DG- COMMUTER OFF CAMPUS MICHELE NEMES AND JOHN NEHRENZ (419)625-2744 1 or 2 semester leeae. futy lumtahed The Office of Student Activities Sigma Chi pinning to Greg Kiesel' ORGANIZATION US0 PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT M utattea paid including color TV PETITIONS AVAILABLE VOTE APRIL 9TH AND 10TH wati cable. S285 month Phone SEE NEW YORK' Energetic Mothers Helper Freedom lor S Africa, ores by Congratulations to Susan Schektweiter on her OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT 354-3182 or 352-1520 Evenings Themba Ptnga. African Nat I Congress DGV-Sig Ep engagement to with good sense ol humor wsnled for New York CENTER NEED TO REACH ALL OR SOME OF BQSU'S A program to commemorate the Aprl 4 Chria Klein' City area 19 years— Must drive, non-smoker BASEMENT OF MOSELEY HALL REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS? assassination olDr ML King Start m May-June tor 1 year Opportunity to PETITIONS DUE 4-7 BY 5 P M Bring your letters, flyers, etc.. to the Office of 4 bedroom lurn-ehed houee Ctoee to campus (Nail Divestment Protest Day 1986) travel with tarnty. Experience and references DevM BERLIN Student Acltvttiee > Orientation, 405 Student Average 8426 month 354-1279 2 30 pm. Frt Apr 4. Oreo Suite, Union neceeeary Write Marsha Veil. 11 Garden Services lor insertion in theSTUOENT eventnga Sponsored by Black Student Union and Thought AND Technology Tony and Joey Ridge. Cnappeoua. NY 10514 Onry $2 50 at Groovy Records ORGANIZATIONS' MAILBOXES African Peoples Association Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey! on Wooster BEHIND OPEN PANTRY Where are we? Florida' ONLY I DAYS LEFTI SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Adlacent campus 1 bedroom apartment Sure! PIKE BEER BLAST! Lifeguards ft pool managers $200- month plus utl ft deposit Available Mey 1 Hey BANDOS Oh wel. that stuff happens Call any Pike tor edvsnced tickets! Cleveland aree (216)741-9451 Years lease 352-7505 Ext 280 M 5 pa Spring Buffo Is coming' Thank you so much lor ma spontaneous Support Big Brothers of America! 352-3406 evee. Sat April 5m 9 p m -1 am road trip to Florida, It waa exceaant! You guys I3RAN0 NEW APTS AVAILABLE FOR 88 87 LOST & FOUND ere great1 Love. Krmrny SUMMER EMPLOYMENT RENT TUNES FOR ALMOST ANY OCCASION Highly reeponarbte Individual needed for rvem SCHOOL YEAR THREE BDRMS . TWO FULL Hey. Spxtar-Gumby' AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. INCLUDES chidcare Many poemone aval, lor summer or BATHS PLUS DtSHWASHER AND DISPOSAL LOST 24 gold Cham and medium-sued gold Happy 19fh' We'l have to exercize your new WEAR THAT FORMAL YOU NEVER THOUGH SOUND SYSTEM AND DJ'S. CALL 184-8926 YEAR LONG employment Salary, room 8 CALL 354-4702 AND ASK FOR JEFF croaa. Lost In front of Rodgera Quad on legal rights soon' YOU'D USE AGAIN ATTEND THE 75TH AN- AND ASK board, travel expenses s CT 8 NYC area. CM weekend ol Feb 7-9 Incredible sentimental Love ya. S Shortcake NIVERSARY BALL APRIL 19TH GET YOUR FOR JM COlect tor Info (203)327 9033 or write Nenny value! REWARD. Cell 152-4318 CARTY RENTALS TICKETS AT 425 STUDENT SERVICES OR Care, Inc. 93 Holmea Ave , Darien, CT 06820. Apts -Houses-Rooms FROM ANY MORTAR SUSAN Summer Rentala-3 mo. leases BOARD MEMBER Summer help at The Porthole on Kety'a Wand CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ENGAGE- PoaMone: oooka ft waNreaaea; send resume to Phone 352 7365 SPOT'S MENT TO 18771 Thorpe Rd . Chegrm Fees. OH 44022 SERVICES OFFERED BGS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR WELCOME BACK TO SPRING IN BG CHRIS. I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOU BOTHIII Carty Rental. WE DELIVER THE BEST GREEN TAMBOURINE RECORD SALE LOVE, TRrCIA 2 bdrm apt lor 3-4 atuoenis 352-SPOT TUES--SAT 1-10. 157 CLOUGH 352-7876 Summer Income ft beyond-exceptional oppor- Al your typing needs tunity to atari Duadrvj a career or second In- Apt. lor 1 or 2 students prompt 6 proleaaional RUN FOR OFFICE come before you graduate! Pick your own 1 bdrm houee, 12 mo lease starling In May Clara 352-4017 COMMUTER OFF CAMPUS Phone 352-7365 •••Alpha XI Delia" • hours; be In busineaa on your own distributing ORGANIZATION "Happy Hours Friday 4-8, Uptown'' netlonaty known products. For an appointment "Happy Hour. Friday 44, Uptown" PETITIONS AVAILABLE CM 353-7877 CHEAP RENT now leasing for summer or IM OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT "Happy Hours Friday 4-9, Uptown"' ssmealer A houee across the street from cam CENTER •••Delta TauDelta••• pus. CM Tom at 352 6000 BASEMENT OF MOSELEY HALL Wanted 4-5 females Openings avari Earnings DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE PETITION DUE 4-7 BY 5 P.M. 86-10 hr. If Intereeled cM Pal. 352-8406 Furniehed apartment for Summer rental onry Edited by Trade Michel Jaffr- ••Alpha XI DeRa"' btwn 6am-1 pm, evee 7-9pm 8500 CM 364-8398 between 8 and ACROSS 65 A first lady ol 31 "Sweet'' girls 48 Pulsate 'Show olf your tan" HERE'S YOUR CHANCE 11 pm. 1 Consumer the theater 32 Armgo's kiss 50 Concur 'Show oft your tan" To gain valuable salsa experience while In col- 6 Carry on vocally 'Show oh your tan" 33 ' —. Brute' 51 African Dutch lage at one of me highest paying )obe on Houses ft Apts tor 88-87 school year to Bandleader DOWN 34 In honor ol 52 Lobster pot ••Delia Tau Delta'" WANTED campus. Smith-Bogge Rentals C-llice 532 Menvae. re Aipen t SituMt On me 38 Author 53Ecco — BehoK The SQ Newa Whet la a ball? 362-9467 between 12-4. 14 Habituate Oetghton the man la accepting apoaoahona tor advertlaing selea 15 Nurse m 2 Inappropriate A) A spherical or almost 39 Time in NYC 54 VWgt— Casino 11* i roommate to share 2 bedroom i rsprassn«al»ss for the 1966-87 academic Thurstin Manor Apartmenta Nanking 3 The King and I 41 Long, long ago game ■eataaSlpn#ri-CSi eAetTaaMal OOf-VCli !■ 1 a ■ I ment In Haven House Manor for Spring year Al majors considered Must have car Ap- Futy Carpeted. At- Conditioned 16 Bacchanalian king 43 Feedbag item 55 Banned I) A game played with such an object Semeeter 1987 CM HeW. Cindy or paCallons and |ob descriptions svalleble at 214 Cable TV, Furniehed EtfWeney ft cry 4 Goddess ol 45 Not long balore 56 Room m a casa C) A formal gathering tor social danclngSee Amy al 354-2805 WeetHM. laundry FacaWea Ajjoacaoona lor 17 Improvise discord 46 Dresses up M-fongg tor yourself at the 75th Anniversary tell April Deedana Fd . Aprl 11, 4 pm Summer and FM M 461 Thuratm Ave 18 Whirlybird 5 Johnny — 1901. Contact any Mortar Board Member of 6 Floor covering Across from Offenhauer Towera 19 Sets ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 426 Student Services tor ticket Information. 1 nonsmoking female needed for 66-87 school 7 French Inends 352-5436 20 Den denizens nnnn Nnnnn nnn Cal 172-2151 tor more Information. year 1 block from cernpue, low rent ft alec. CM SprkaMeel -88 Help Wanted 21 Tony-wtnn-ng 8 City E of Osaka nnnn nni.inn mini Cheryl or M Admlaelon Ticket Sates. Beer Ticket Selea musical 9 "Fata' of iazz nnnn nnnnn rnmi al 352-7112 Beer Servera AprjSoattans tflrough Student 23 Pan ol HSH 10 E>odus YOU CAN SPEND NEXT FALL IN ENQLANDII Own room. 2 bathe. 2 bedrooms. $90 -mo lor Emptoymenl Office. 460 Student Servtcee. 24 God: Lit 11 Constantly FIND OUT HOME: 411 SOUTH HALL EVERY aummor. 353-0961 ri-iorninga through April 11 25 Rhine feeder 12 Continental nnnn nnnn WED. EVENIflQ AT 7:J0 OR CALL BETH AT 2 mare roommetea needed tor summer SB to Al Studenta Welcome-Mandatory MiSBng 26 When We Were breeklast item 2-4587 OR KELLY AT 2--S4S2. share large two bedroom apartmenl Cheap very- 13 Mra Truman rent and ctoee to oampua CM Jeff Party Room CM 352-9378 Milne 21 McCloud ol TV ftffltMl at 372-3132 "EARN BfO MONEY" NebonwlOe Corp la look" 22 Impudence 26 Bermuda nnnnn nnnnn nni mg lor 6 highly motivated outgoing IndrvVJuala lo 32 TV role for 24 Twosome AUTHENTIC. ORIGINAL sal poaAona In our touring ft aalea dept. Earn SLIMMER APTS AVAILABLE WITH 2 BORMS Guateume 27 She-bear Sp MR. SPOTS 3 fun loving, reeponatjse women In eeerch of 34 Pheasant 26 Common nnnn nnnn female roorrimetea One for FM '86 8 Spring mga from 836,000 to 50,000 frst year fid ALL UTILITIES PAC BUT ELEC AND PI-rONE PtviaxMphe-, Sleek Sandwiches training A benefit programe QueMled, In- S376 FOR TERM OF LEASE CALL 354-4702 35 — de vie ending Buffalo Style Chicken Wings 87 One lor Spring '87 only NON SMOKING 29 Star ol Rose nnnn nnnnn nnnn tereated IndtvUuela CM (419) 994-4826 col- AND 38 Lnb vessel we datver altar 4:00 CM Mary Arm anytime Mene IH H lect to schedule personal Inlervtew Aek lor Mr ASK FOR JEFF 37 Masaey ol lams 352-SPOT M 372-5131. 39 Fashion 30 Evans ol oaters LiJiiOCiLijalms Dernpay. Career opportunity or summer work. magazine 4/3/18 SUMMER RENTALS 40 Fr. holy woman V 1 ft 2 br turn apta on 3rd SI. 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