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Friday, September 16,1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 18 Clinton builds case for Haitian invasion by Terence Hunt Clinton's The Associated Press Forces would help train civilian police Speech WASHINGTON - In a terse ul- timatum from the Oval Office, Clinton told Haiti's President Clinton told Haiti's mission in Haiti would be "li- surrender power but that it makes decisions like this one one final option is to dispatch an military leaders to step military leaders Thursday night, mited and specific" to "remove without deep thought and would not be publicly announced 4 emissary to try to persuade Ce- down from power. "Your time is up. Leave now or the dictators from power and prayer," the president said. "But dras to leave. "It's strictly a tac- "because we're not going to jeo- we will force you from power." restore Haiti's legitimate demo- it is my job as president and tical decision, whether they think pardize American lives and our Against a chorus of opposition, cratically elected government." commander in chief to take those it has any chance," a source saic', military in case the multinational He said the U.S. mission Clinton used a prime-time ad- He said U.S. forces would help action that I believe will best insisting on anonymity. force does have to go in." in Haiti would be dress to build his case for an train a civilian police force, but protect our national security in- In Washington and in the Car- Twenty American warships "limited and specific". American invasion of Haiti to would not get involved in rebuild- terests." ibbean, every sign pointed to an ominously shadowed Haiti's expel a military regime that stole ing Haiti. Lt. Gen. Raoul Cedras, leader invasion within a matter of days. coast, and two troop-laden air- power and stands accused of Clinton said the "vast majority of the military junta, cautioned One high-ranking official said an craft carriers were on the way, He said he is taking the 3,000 political murders. of our troops will come home in the United States not to invade. invasion was not likely before expected to be on station by the action which will best • "We must act," Clinton said in months, not years." Upwards of In a CBS interview, Cedras said, Monday. weekend. protect U.S. national televised address from the Oval 20,000 U.S. force were mobilized "I will fight with my people and I William Gray, U.S. special en- "Obviously, we'll support the security interests. Office. for the invasion. am prepared to die." voy on Haiti, said "There will be He said that the United States' "I assure you that no president Administration sources said a firm deadline" for Cedras to See Clinton, page eight. Victims of AIDS, Former president still active

by Katie Simmons HIV seek solace The BG News Editor's Note: This is the sec- ond part in a continuing series in David's House about people who have made by Melissa Llpowskl 1989, David's House, a non- an impact on the University. The BG News profit organization in Toledo that provides social services Twenty-five years after Wil- Editor's note: This is part to people with HIV and AIDS, liam Travers Jerome III, the two in a continuing series has been able to help many main library's namesake, re- about HIV and AIDS. other people in similar situa- signed as University president, tions. the 75-year-old professor con- Serving over 230 people in tinues to teach organizational Northwest Ohio, including 39 management at a Florida uni- women and 12 children, Da- versity. vid's House assists its clients Born in New York City in by providing a huge range of 1919, Jerome attended Colgate services, said Beverly Nathan, University in New York as an executive director of David's undergraduate. After being House. drafted for three years, he at- These services include case tended Yale University Law management, financial assis- School and received his PhD. When he arrived at David's tance, in-home health care aid, from the Harvard School of House two years ago, Gerald transportation and visiting Business. McDonald was not only suffer- patients in the hospital or even Following his years as a stu- ing from a drug and alcohol at their homes, Nathan said. dent, Jerome was a professor problem, but his battle with "We assist clients with nu- and the dean of the college of the HIV virus had left him trition programs by providing business at Syracuse Universi- physically and emotionally them with food supplements, ty. drained. coupons and a food pantry," During his seven years as McDonald sought help from she said. "In addition, when a University president, Jerome David's House staff members client is about to move into a impacted the University on a and volunteers to cope with new apartment, we help them permanent basis. his substance abuse and the with rental assistance, buy "He made a tremendous im- many different problems sur- them furniture to help furnish pact on Bowling Green from rounding life with the HIV the apartment, utility hook- 1963-70," said Clifton Boutelle, virus. He has since gained a ups and even house cleaning. director of public relations. new perspective on life. We also take them to and from "During his tenure we had one "When you walk through the doctor appointments if they do of the biggest building booms door of David's House, love not have a car or are unable to in the history of the Universi- just smacks you in the face," drive." ty." McDonald said. Both physically and menta- Since its establishment in See House, page five. lly, that building boom affected the entire moral of the Univer- sity. Jerome began the talk for and eventually the new con- struction of a library, empha- Thc BG NewMFIk Photo sizing the importance of un- Jerome: "I have always said that the students, people and faculty in that part of Ohio were wonderful Department plans people to work with - they held a really strong sense of values. I felt closer to the soil there, to the dergraduate studies. Along with the library, both people and the students." innovative and traditional reunion for alumni architecture were developed ty, stressing student re- Jerome's involvement with closer to the soil there, to the for more than 10 buildings lationships and welfare. the student body seemed to people and the students." by Lawrence Hannan ple in their major that they've which cost about $35 million. "I try to be honest, simple, catch on to outsiders while the The importance of Jerome The BG News studied and had classes with." Among those buildings was the direct, nothing more - and this enrollment of on-campus stu- was sensed outside the Univer- sity, as well, when a committee The department of journalism Ray Laakaniemi, chairman of Student Services Building. is extremely confusing to most dents rose from 8,238 students was formed in 1970 endorsing reunion planned for this weekend the journalism department, said Jerome can also be credited people," Jerome said at the to 13,600 students, and the will be the first time a single de- the reunion is open to all journal- with the conception of the Fire- time. number of faculty members Jerome for the governorship of partment will have a gathering of ism graduates and all former lands campus, which was In his seven-year term, Jer- doubled. Ohio. its alumni. members of The BGNews. planned and constructed dur- ome increased effectiveness of "He was successful because In October of 1969, Jerome Director of Alumni Affairs "We're expecting people from ing his administration. teaching at the undergraduate he spoke to the students and announced his resignation from the presidency to accept Larry Weiss said this is the first at least 13 states to come," Laa- "Looking back, I'd have to level with the concepts of the kept the dialogue and commu- time a specific department has kaniemi said. "We'll be having express the great excitement I new library, experimental nication lines open," Boutelle the position as a special consul- held a reunion. an open house tonight in West had working with and helping classrooms and labs, improved said. tant to his former assistant, Charles Perry, in Florida "Since people don't always Hall. Then on Saturday, we'll be eager people in the Firelands potential teaching qualities Jerome's concern for the having a brunch at the Holley project," said Jerome in a which included television welfare of the students After Jerome left Bowling graduate in four years, and since Green in 1970, his career was graduating classes are so large Lodge, and we will sit together at phone interview. "We had to teaching, pass/no-pass centered around the environ- the football game. There will raise the money for such a courses, the honors program ment at the University. far from over. Avoiding the now, a lot of people dont identify administrative aspects of edu- with the class they graduated then be a reception to honor marvelous project, and it was and audio-visual aids. "I have always said that the cation, Jerome was on the with," Weiss said. alumni Saturday night." Weiss of good fortune to be a part of Jerome started the idea of students, people and faculty in "But most people do have a said about 120 people are expect- it." having student representation that part of Ohio were wonder- committee to start the Florida strong identification with their ed at the open house Friday Local newspapers in 1963 on all major policy bodies and ful people to work with - they International University. major," he said. "Often a stu- night, and 163 people are expect- declared Jerome as a new was Involved in keeping the held a really strong sense of dent's best friends are other peo- ed for the brunch Saturday. image-holder for the Universi- University an open forum. values," Jerome said. "I felt See |erome, page fin. Editorial The BG News page two Friday, September 16,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco Joe Peiffer editorial editor city editor E.A.R. to the ground

A nyone driving by fraternity row during the past two weeks probably saw what looked like one big party. What they were really seeing, in case you missed all the fliers, was one of the all-time biggest fraternity rushes in University history. While Greek life may not be for everyone, it's great to see fraternities put their best foot forward and show the campus what they are really about. • *• It's surprising that many people are aware the Bowling Green football team has won two of the last three Mid-American Conference titles. After all, home attendance over the last three years has Justice prevails,'Red Stallion' returns hovered around the 15,000 mark - about half of Doyt Perry Stadium's capacity. George Bums is on his death was so. him like Haitian peasant. Take away the two home games against Toledo in bed. OUie North is running for Why Victor decided to come However considering my combat 1991 and 1993 where over 56,000 were in attendance senator. Brother Jed has imita- back to Bowling Green is a bit of skills rival that of Michael J. Fox, - a good portion of those people were probably UT tors. Vanilla Ice is now a "gansta a mystery. But why he decided to I saw this option as fairly unpro- fans - and the average home attendance dips down to rapper." So's M.C. Hammer. My go to the bars is a dilemma of ductive. hamster named "Tits" escaped. epic proportions. The kind of The only other option I saw was a measly 13,000. to let the police handle it. It's not like the product hasn't been good. In fact, And the last sliver of soap I was never-understood mystery like using to wash myself just fell where is the band "Falco" now? However, the men in blue would the Falcons have yet to lose a home game during down the drain and I don't get I mean he could have gone to need something to go on. So I head coach Gary Blackney's tenure. paid until Monday. I needed some the library and not seen me all asked Victor politely for his Saturday's game against Navy is a big one, not only good news. year. He could have gone to any social security number. for the players, but for the fans as well. It's getting I felt it - something was about Joe one of my 8:30 classes and seen And he gave It to me. close to being sink or swim time in terms of fan at- to break. me only on test days. But no, he To be more precise I copied It tendance. Hopefully, we won't have to be bailed out The phone rang. went to the Bowling Green bars, off his license onto a bar napkin. by Navy. "Hello, Joe, this is Detective where I have the home-team ad- The next day I gave the informa- *** Brad Conner from the Bowling Escort, which I called the "Red vantage. tion to the police and, WHALLA! Two weeks later I received the Amid the art and unique decor stood a plethora of Green Police Department," the Stallion." So I moseyed up to the lad, voice in my ear said. And the next morning, poof, no call. artists who added a certain spice to the Black Swamp looked him up and down and "I don't want to spoil Detective Two things immediately "Red Stallion." And no Victor. asked, "hey, man, what's your Arts Festival. Without their varied look on life, the popped into my head. No. 1, I He left us knowing only his Fourtney's surprise, but they just name?" arrested Victor," Detective Con- heart of the festival would not have beat. never should have urinated on name, that he was from the Glass "Victor," he said Kudos to all from the performers to the storeow- that church. No. 2, it had some- City, attended the University of ner said. Thwap! I think that was the Eureka! Joy! Fun was restored ners to those who devoted their time to the clean-up thing to do with my stolen car. Toledo and had an earring in both sound of one nail in Victor's Sunday night. They are the backbone of the festival You see, in an unfortunate turn ears. to Joe-land. cross. I hope Victor is in jail weeping and the city and without people like them Bowling of events last spring, my car was My car was gone and for a long "You know Victor, that's stolen by a man known only as time nothing could console me. for his mommy. I hope he's Green would just be a college with a cornfield. funny," I said. "Where are you flogged like a vandal in Singa- And God knows we have an excess of cornfields "Victor." Pay attention as this Not even a quick trip to the from Victor?" I asked. man's name will become very Woodland Mall to mock those pore. I hope he's sharing a cell out here in the heartland. "Toledo," he said, performing with the Menendez brothers, and important In the following para- ear-wearing fellas in the Star worse under questioning than ** * graphs. Trek store. Eric keeps him up all night cry- Bea Arthur on a honeymoon. ing. A fire burns on the tomb of the unknown athlete. It began, as these stories often Speaking of that. Star Trek is "No way, that is amazing," I do, at a local tavern where my canceled, man. Why would you No really, I guess I hope he's Attention all club sports, E.A.R. would like to give a said. "Do you go to school up all right. But I hope he doesn't do wholehearted round of applause to those athletes best friend, Shannon, and I were have a store specializing in sell- there?" I asked. taking in a couple of SO-cent ing merchandise for a canceled this again to anyone else. And I'm who give their best, even though the roar of the "Yeah," he said. "You know I'- glad he didn't hurt my friend. So drafts. series? To me, that's kind of like ve been drinking since noon." crowd is absent. As the night wore on, Shannon offering a class in Latin. that's my story. Thanks for "Great. Come down here to listening. began talking to this young hood- Wait. We do offer Latin classes. Bowling Green a lot?" I asked, lum who identified himself as Never mind. thinking Dr. R.K. Tucker would Victor. Joe Peiffer is city editor and Come with me now to just two be proud. P.S. If you haven't tak- The BG News Staff Right away alarm bells sound- weekly columnist for The News. weeks ago. Shannon and I once en assertlveness, It's well worth ed. "What Is the bad guy's name again find ourselves in a local It. He wishes to thank Detectives photo editor Ross Weitzner Ken Fourtney and Brad Conner on every soap opera?" I asked tavern enjoying a few cocktails. "Every so often," he said, as sports editor Mike Kazimore myself. Victor. "Hey, Joe, look over there. I for their efforts in returning the assistant sports editor Marty Fuller Anyway, one thing led to an- unaware of his impending doom think that's Victor," Shannon as Hillary is of Bill's "late work "Red Stallion," and bringing Vic- graphics editor Jim Mericsko other and Shannon ended up said with a gleam in her eye. nights." tor to justice. Questions, com- Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan taking the would-be hooligan As I turned my head, I heard ments and concerns can be e- home in my cherry red 1991 Ford When I heard this final answer special projects editor Robin Coe the songs of angels. And I knew It my first instinct was to spring on mailed [email protected] assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski copy chief Dawn Keller Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams MAN ON THE STREET Should the United States invade Haiti? The BG News Editorial Office

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Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. "I haven't read enough about "I've been watching the news "We have invaded other "No. I do not believe in war The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in it. It's hard to follow big and I understand that they countries before, so I don't see of any sort, no matter what the the stories or photograph descriptions. stories like that unless you have problems, but we have why we shouldn't now." circumstances." Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, read the paper every day." problems of our own." faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and Nicole King Steve Ferguson Bob Williams Taura Shump include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. Senior Freshman Freshman Junior The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Telecommunications Political Science Undecided Telecommunications Headlines The BG News Friday, Sepiember 16, 1994 page three THEY SAID IT "It's a long offseason, so I'm just going to stay optimistic they can work some- thing out." ITHREEm ■Eddie Taubensee, Cincinnati Reds catcher

Blazing ACROSS THE NATION

Brinkley engaged There is a stop sign at the junction Tuesday blocking the intersection where the collision arrival of the rods until the issue TELLURIDE, Colo. - Christie occurred, but investigators is settled in court. But the de- Brinkley is engaged to the mil- couldn't immediately determine partment said stopping the ship- lionaire developer she survived a •if the car had stopped, Dunlap ments would undermine the na- helicopter crash with last April, a said. There is no obstruction to tion's policy of discouraging use friend of the model who spoke on visibility at the intersection, he of material that can be used to condition of anonymity said said. make nuclear weapons. Wednesday. "This is an issue of grave im- Brinkley, the model for Billy Three of the victims, including portance for preventing the Joel's song "Uptown Girl," divor- the driver of the car, were 17. spread of dangerous weapons ced the singer last month. The others were 14 and IS. material," Energy Secretary She suffered minor injuries in Hazel O'Leary said. the April 1 crash while on a heli- A number of the victims' fellow The department filed I he ap- ski trip with developer Richard students at Madison Area High peal Wednesday with the 4th U.S. Taubman of Telluride. He was School sought help from counsel- Circuit Court of Appeals in not hurt. ors who were brought in, Princi- Richmond, Va. Brinkley, 40, told USA Today pal Joseph Testa said. The fuel rods are the first of she and Taubman became en- 15,000 from Austria, Denmark, gaged only a couple of weeks the Netherlands, Sweden, Swit- after they met. zerland, Germany and Greece that could be put in underwater "He's a wonderful, honest, Nuclear Waste storage basins at the Savannah generous, great person," the River Site, a federal nuclear newspaper quoted her in COLUMBIA, S.C. -- The U.S. weapons complex near Aiken. Wednesday's editions. Energy Department asked a fed- The Energy Department has After the crash, Brinkley told eral appeals court Wednesday to said it had no choice but to accept People magazine, "Maybe I'll put aside an order blocking two the first shipment of 153 spent have the patience to be a better shiploads of European nuclear fuel rods. When the United States mom. Maybe I will simplify my waste from being unloaded in the sold the fuel, it agreed to take the life, because at the moment eve- United States. waste to limit the chance of nu- rything is so sweet to me." State officials are fighting the clear weapons proliferation. Energy Department over storing The rods are already on two Brinkley and Joel have not dis- the spent nuclear fuel rods at ships heading for the United closed what arrangements they South Carolina's Savannah River States, and a second shipment of made for custody of their 8-year- Site nuclear weapons complex. more than 250 rods was sched- old daughter, Alexa Ray. uled within six months. U.S. District Judge Matthew Compiled from staff and wire Perry issued a preliminary in- reports. Students killed Top Albums Top Singles MADISON, Maine ~ A state- owned dump truck slammed into Weekly charts for the Weekly charts for the a car Wednesday, killing five nation's best-selling nation's best-selling high school students on their way albums as they appear singles as they appear to school. in next week's issue of in next week's issue of The victims were "all excellent Billboard magazine Billboard magazine students and real good athletes," Reprinted with Reprinted with said Police Chief Harley Dunlap. permission. permission. Platinum "It's a real tragedy to this com- signifies more than 1 munity." 1 II, Boyz II Men million copies sold. (Motown) 1. Ill Make Love To There was no indication either 2. The Uon King Sound- Yon, Boys n Men AP Pholo/Martin Yctmay vehicle was speeding, he said. Dunlap didn't anticipate any track, (Disney) (Motown) Firefighters work to extinguish a fire following an explosion In Berlin. The explosion, at a construc- charges being filed against the Platinum. 2. Stay (I Missed You), tion site, likely caused by a bomb from World War II, killed three workers and badly damaged nearby uninjured driver of the state De- 3. Forrest Gump Lisa Loeb & Nine buildings and cars. partment of Transportation Soundtrack, (Epic) Stories (RCA) truck. 4. Dookle, Green Day 3. Endless Love, Luther (Reprise) Platinum Van dross & Marian ACROSS 5. Purple, Stone Temple Carey (Columbia) Pilots (Atlantic) 4. When Can I See Yon, THE STATE Platinum. Babyface (Epic) Gold 6. Smash, Offspring 5. Stroke You Up, - Teen curfew Council extended it through Oct. them of f the streets. The curfew Gynecologist lawsuit (Epitaph) Platinum Changing Faces (Spoiled CINCINNATI - The City Coun- 18. enforcement now sends youths to DAYTON -A former 7. The 3 Tenon In Rotten-Big Beat) Gold cil has extended a curfew for The Council delayed the vote to city recreation centers, where gynecologist accused by patients Conceit 1994, Carreras- & Wild Night, John teen-agers for a month before consider several issues, includ- they can play basketball late at of surgically altering their sex Domingc-Pavarotti with Mellencamp &Me'Shell considering making it perma- ing who will operate the drop-off night. organs without permission told a Mehta (Atlantic) Ndegeocello (Mercury) nent. centers where curfew offenders judge Thursday he did not mean The council's vote Wednesday are taken. "We need to have all of those to violate a gag order in his mal- & Candlebox, Candlebox 7. AD I Wanna Do, means the curfew - modeled The Baptist Ministers Confer- questions answered before going practice trial. (Maverick-Sire) Sheryl Crow (ASM) after one used in Phoenix - re- ence also has asked that addi- forward with a permanent cur- James Burt, 73, of Fort Myers, Platinum. 8. Can You Feel .he mains a pilot project. It would tional money be approved to give few," council member Todd Por- Fin., said he granted an interview 9. August & Everthlng Love Tonight, Elton have expired Sunday, but the youths more activities to keep tune said. to WDTN-TV in Dayton because After, Counting Crows John (Hollywood) Gold he was frustrated he would not be Portune asked several city de- able to defend himsel f at the June (Geffen) Platinum 9. Fantastic Voyage, EXTRA! partments to study the possibility 1991 trial. He said he was ill at 10. The Sign, Ace of Coolio (Tommy Boy) EXTRA! In The News of offering expanded youth pro- the time and could not be in the Base (Arista) Platinum 10. This DJ., Warren G. grams at city recreation centers. (Violator) GoU The rash of illnesses that had sent courtroom. 9 years ago A recent poll reported that 90 Burt is charged with contempt more than SO students to the hospital percent of Cincinnati residents of court for violating a gag order was no longer confined to those who want a permanent curfew. imposed Aug. 22,1990. If con- ate at McDonald cafeteria, according victed, he faces a maximum pen- to the University's director of Health Since it began in July, there has alty of 10 days In jail and a $500 been a 5.7 percent drop in the fine. Services. number of juvenile-crime vic- Joshua Kaplan said he could not tims and a 9.4 percent decline in Beat Navy! explain the original cluster of cases. juvenile crime, city Safety Direc- Compiled from staff and wire tor William Gustavson said. reports.

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Call Dr. Kathy Farber at 372-7336 for Amy Majesky course information and registration details. September 10, 1994 Class size is limited. '94 • Mudapalooza • '94 • Mudapalooza • 94 1MM -IMM IMN .1NM IMM INN IMM INN Campus The BG News page four Friday, September 16, 1994

Hitting the books ' " "'" ^JUIfll K Mt-i ( ) ( i ' III MiM ROTC presents Military kSujI m¥t n\f i » tn 'ttlvllKHillM M ml 4r*-'\' r/rmuitfiM-mA Appreciation Day display

By JlmVlckers plays and we can show you what tary service upon graduation. The BG News we do and how we use the equip- Harris said a student must ser e ment," Harris said. eight years in the armed force.:, V With the cold war over and no Harris, who teaches freshman four of which can be served in i • ■ ' ' ' ' ■ fTfffJi"■ Jfyfp TftuTrffl 'JCT /j*lW large military threat against the and sophomore military science the reserves. United States, many of today's classes, said in recent years he Harris said college students college students are still explor- has seen a definite rise in inter- involved in the ROTC program ing the options available to them est in the military among college have a definite advantage in at- through the military. students. taining a job in the very competi- Saturday is Military Apprecia- "I would say students have a tive workforce. *ai tion Day at the University. Stu- positive view of the military," "Fortune 500 companies tena- 9k fflWaMW" ^ I dents will have a chance to see Harris said. "This year we have ti vely pick a military officer over military equipment and ask any 134 students in Military Science their peers because of the B > ** **>i.wjrj a mall:iwPTflfl 1 M questions they may have about 101. I think that's the largest leadership responsibilities en- 4I jc.i>r^itwml the armed forces at a Reserved number we've had in that class." trusted to them," Harris said. Officer Training Corp display Harris said some students take "Coming out of the military you if ■' / ; -. outside Doyt L. Perry Stadium. Military Science 101 due to the are a much more articulate de- ream,' iL:t . .-*-•■..; • < anKanfe^U'aYVl MB, % ■ • Maj. Nick "Hurricane" Harris, adventure training in the class, cision maker than someone who a military science instructor at such as repelling and fire has just graduated from college." the University, said a helicopter, weapons, while other students Scott Hartwell, a cadet corporal an armored personnel carrier take it to explore the scholarship in the University ROTC program, and a command vehicle have options available to them through said the program instills people been borrowed from the Walbri- the University's ROTC program. with qualities that can be usid dge National Guard Armory for Harris said 203 students are long after their military careers. the display. involved in the University ROTC "You learn leadership skills, as "[Through the display] we are program. The program pays a well as time management and saying thanks for showing us large portion of a student's col- problem solving that you're go- 8 your support. Stop by our dis- lege fees in exchange for mili- ing to use all through your life." BBB>BBIR^I:'"' V - Accident victim beats odds The BG Niwi/Kclly Luidcckc .'Dior elementary education major Keith Slembarskl studies for a big test In front of the Appllei 1 H uman Ecology Building Thursday afternoon. University student regains health, inspires others

by Crlstl Ellwood but through prayers, love and contains poetry compiled since Bowling Green campus plays host to Ohio game show The BG News support from family and friends, 1991, has sold out and the book is I was able to survive, adapt, and to be released in a second print- by Cynthia KeM "Cash Explosion" are available at "I took [Cash Explosion repre- To his friends and family, Paul now I am moving on," Mortimer ing. The BG News the Chamber of Commerce of- sentatives] around the city and Mortimer is an inspiration. said. "To Be Free," priced at $10.95, fice, said Joan Gordon, the direc- made them feel comfortable and Seven years ago, he was in a Mortimer's family has always is available at the University Students and residents of tor of the Chamber. welcome in our city," Gordon motorcycle accident which killed backed his decisions and were Bookstore as well as various lo- Bowling Green can get involved "There are only a few tickets said. a passenger and left him in a there every time he needed them. cations in Northwest Ohio. in the glitz and glamour of televi- left," Gordon said. wheelchair. Though being de- sion this Friday. She said the game show looked The show will begin at 7:00 pm clared clinically dead numerous "Cash Explosion," the Ohio at several different communities with general admission seating times, he fought back and re- "J was mentally and physically demolished Lottery Commission's television in the Northwest Ohio area, but it starting at 6:00 p.m. There is a gained his health. game show, comes to Kobacker was the beauty of the city that limit of four tickets per person, Admitting he has made mis- [after the accident], but through prayers, Hall on Friday. brought the game show to Bowl- and they must be picked up at the takes, Mortimer is quick to dis- love and support from family and friends, I Tickets to attend the taping of ing Green. Chamber Office. miss the past for hopes of the fu- ture. was able to survive, adapt, and now I am Mortimer, a University stu- moving on." dent, said he is working toward a degree in social work. 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Student television exhibits comprise to welcome station broadcasts Wood County Days MS clients, by Cynthia J.Kent to public, campus The BG News General Custer and Abe loved ones Lincoln will be visiting the by Randy Jaffe city of Bowling Green this The BG News by Jennifer Malta The station itself, located on Saturday, not for battle but The BG News Troup Street, is run by 35 for the 10th annual Wood The Northwest Ohio Chapter of University students and re- County Days festival. the National Multiple Sclerosis WBGU-TV, a non-profit li- ports events in and around the The festival will be fea- turing several "living his- Society will sponsor its second censee of the University and campus on Wood County Cable annual "Family Day at Cedar member station of the Public 12 and on non-cable channel 27 torians," including Eli- Point" Sept. 17 for MS patients Broadcasting System, kicked about 18 hours a day seven zabeth Bacon Custer, Abra- ham Lincoln and General and their families. off its fall schedule at 3:30 days a week. Monday. WBGU also has a broad Custer. • •■ Joann Russell Ward, pub- MS Society Chapter Services The station, which attempts range in which it airs, stretch- licity chairman of Wood director Jacque Pratt said the to reach all audiences, has a ing into some 19 counties lo- day gives people with multiple County Days, said students basic schedule to accom- can benefit from Wood sclerosis the opportunity to do modate them. County Days because it something they would not nor- According to Ronald Gar- "There are 4,000 "shows the history part" of mally do. gasz, program manager, 25 videotapes used Wood County. percent of the programming is through Smith describes the fes- "While it gives MS clients the devoted to children and is chance to meet other people who closed-circuit tival as more of a "celebra- The BG Newt/File Pholo aired during the day. tion" than education for the have MS across Northwestern Jerome:"My key at Bowling Green was the Interaction. It was In the evenings, it is aimed television. An Ohio, it is really intended to be a students. nothing to go to a basketball game and talk to the students. I toward general audiences, and "The festival is a great fun family opportunity," she loved the vibrancy. on weekends, many how-to instructor may call said. opportunity to invite stu- shows are aired. There are the station, tell us dents from BGSU to look at also features, one of which Jerome the museum and see what Jeff and Karen Keifer of Gargasz said should receive what program they we are about," Smith said. southern Toledo both attended Continued from page one. nothing to go to a basketball good reviews. want, and we will game and talk to the students. I Ohio Volunteer Infantry, the Cedar Point excursion last "It will be a regular news a Civil War re-enactment year. Mr. Keifer, who has had MS "I was asked to be president of loved the vibrancy. Unfortunate- program called 'Journal', set it up to air at the group, will portray the 14th for nine years, is unable to do a that university, but I was not too ly, I learned that the advice and which will be mostly live to al- time of class." much into the politics of it," Jer- wisdom from my generation to infantry, a division from lot of things that he used to do, low communication with the Wood County. his wife said. ome said. "I was extremely ex- the new generation is not wanted host through phone-ins and the Tim Smith cited to be on a committee to anymore. They want to do it their Mrs. Keifer said the numerous Internet," Gargasz said. director of public relations "There is a great deal of volunteers assisting the MS start the university. It was very own way and make their own Not only does the station air intriguing." mistakes, so I leave well enough Civil War significance in clients is the primary reason why to the general public, but cated in Northwest Ohio. Wood County," said Pat she and her family will return to After being drafted to be the alone." WBGU-TV also accom- Local cable subscribers, academic vice president of FIU Smith, director of the Wood the event again this year. In 1983, the Jerome Library modates the University. however, have access to for a couple years, Jerome went was named in honor of the form- County Historical Museum. "There are 4,000 videotapes BGSU Community Channel 24, "General Custer was actu- "For me to take three kids, my back to being a professor and er president, and this weekend, used through closed-circuit which periodically lists what still teaches courses in organiza- ally born in Wood County." husband and tend to everything after 25 years, Jerome will be re- television. An instructor may programs are to be aired on else [while at the park]... it's im- tional management. united with former assistant call the station, tell us what WBGU-TV. possible," she said. "Without [the Jerome's interaction with the Perry and another Bowling students in the 60s may have program they want, and we . volunteers], we wouldn't have Green colleague who helped with been beneficial, but unfortunate- the architecture of the library. will set it up to air at the time been able to go." of the class," said Tim Smith, ly his interaction seemed to end They will attend a dedication to Dawn Baringer, vice president there. director of public relations. BOWL-N-GREENERY the first building to be built on WBGU-TV is likewise re- of the Phi Mu Sorority at tie "My key at Bowling Green was the FIU campus, which will be sponsible for the new teaching University, heads a group of so- the interaction," he said. "It was named in honor of Perry. facilities in Olscamp Hall. rority members that will be vol- Friday Special $ 4.24 unteering their efforts at the up- House coming MS Family Day at Cedar " Seafopfl Splash" Point. Continued from page one. over 2500 hours of service per "Everyone at David's House month, Nathan said the staff be- has been wonderful," he said. A varirty of seafood and our The volunteers will pair up In addition to providing many lieves they get back everything "They have been so helpful, lov- "own" Clam Chowder. with MS patients and their fami- services, David's House also they put into it. ing and caring. There is just this incl: clams, scallops, shrimp and Alaskan lies in an attempt to make their operates a residence for five "Working with the terminally feeling that they are generally Pollock day at the park easier and more people who are all HIV positive, ill has given all of us the chance concerned. also complete salad bar, baked potato enjoyable. Volunteer-staffed re- Nathan said. to know the meaning of true laxation stations around the park The residents of the home, friendship," she said. "Once peo- "It's nice to know that once I and unlimited beverage. will be established to allow MS which is limited to five residents ple realize that they have a time am in my final stages [of the HIV Open 11:30 -1:30 clients the opportunity to tempo- as a result of current licensure limit on their lives, they have a virus], I know that I won't be rarily get out of the sun and get capabilities, are all people who tendency to open up more and without," he said. something to drink. require some kind of assisted liv- express all of the things that they ing, she said. normally wouldn't have since KKI Kkl KM KM" KM" KM" KKI KK1' KKI "It's basically like being a bud- "Most of these residents do not they do not know if they will ever dy to the family [of the MS have any friends or family to have the chance to say them patient]," lUpnger said. "We're help care for them," Nathan said. again. They are really special re- ! all really exeited about it."V~? "So we provide them with a place lationships." KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA The park gates will be open for to live and have staff members McDonald said he wishes there registration between 10 a.m. and with them 24 hours a day who do would be more places like Da- Proudly Announces Our 1994 noon. At that time, each family their laundry, cook their meals vid's House available to people Fall Pledge Class will receive their tickets, a vol- and assist them with their health with HIV and AIDS. unteer host and a Family Day care." t-shirt. While some may be under the impression that working with the Jancllc Bassit Jen Donahoe Multiple sclerosis is a chronic terminally ill would be a depress- Tanya Daiber Carrie ffrltsche and often progressive disease of ing job, Nathan said it is just the .olio's Dana Dtuipscy Emily Goubeaux the central nervous system char- opposite. acterized by impaired motor ca- "Although it is very, very sad Kendra DePerno Angle GAsser pabilities, numbness or tingling sometimes because we have so Jill Doepker Klki Hinkle in the hands or feet and blurring many losses, I honestly feel as if C(M or double vision. It usually be- we are making a difference in so gins in early adult life, but can be many lives and that is reassur- diagnosed anywhere between the ing," she said. "While we cannot CALL 352-5166 ages of IS and 60. The cause and change the outcome of the ill- cure of MS are presently un- ness, we can make a difference in NOW known. our clients' quality of life while they are still living." FREE DELIVERY KKP Locally, Wood County offers Even though David's House OPEN the Wood County MS Support has a paid staff of 17 and a team 4p.m. • Daily Group for MS patients and their of 120 volunteers who donate family. The group meets once a 11a.m. • Fri- Sat.- Sun month in the Commissioner's Of- fice at the Wood County Court House to share experiences and help new members. For more in- POSTER SALE vi> c^JCb-W' ^P formation, contact Joannie Har- I iSTING per at (419) 354-1441. ~m Ellzabeth Lavigna Sonja Tobar IB H.M. - 6 P.M. Jessica McGrall Kim Walters rCLA MX mCATEC Jackie NeKamara Carrie Weyler tf Matinees S2.50 Holly Meyer Shannon Whetsel "PREPARE TO BE AWED! Sept. 19 thru Sept. 23 JenNnssou JlnAhYi THI LION KING' IS A TTUUWH.' Deirdre O'Shea WALT MMf PICTVIIS mom _ THE Laura Reno Student Services Missy Sears LION, Forum Krlsiy Sheldon

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Pittsburgh airport, painstakingly government drug informant in a LOS ANGELES -- George Fein canceled Burns' Sept. 30 laying out pieces of wreckage on witness-protection program, and Bums sat up in his hospital bed performance at the Foxwood ca- the floor in the shape of an air- that investigators are checking - and joked with nurses Wednes- sino in Connecticut and an Oct. 4 plane. whether the jet was sabotaged to day, two days after surgery to luncheon at the Plaza Hotel in Investigators are piecing silence him. drain fluid from his brain. The together the thousands of shat- Haueter hoped to have all the New York. But Burns will likely tered, blackened shards of USAir 98-year-old entertainer was ex- make Ft. Lauderdale and Tampa wreckage collected by Friday pected to be home within a week. Flight 427, trying to determine and to identify a cause for the dates in November, he said. why it crashed. Doctors planned to move the "I'm sure he'll be able to do the crash within six months. comic from intensive care to a A piece of silver fuselage con- Preliminary data from tho Caesars on his 99th birthday on tained a couple of window frames private room on Thursday. Jan. 20," Fein said of Burns' date flight recorder has led in- Neurologist Martin Cooper and with the glass missing. Part of vestigators to believe that the at the Las Vegas casino. Burns USAir's logo - the bright red Burns' personal physician Gary also is scheduled for 100th birth- jet's right wing rose, forcing it to painted letters "U" and "S" - Sugarman "expressed their day celebration performances in roll to the left and go out of con- satisfaction with how well could be made out on another trol. They are looking at the 1996. piece from the side of the plane. George is doing following the The cigar-chomping comic un- plane's spoilers ~ wing flaps used The plane's tail rests in the rear surgery," said Ron Wise, derwent surgery after being ad- to slow a plane in flight or after of the hangar. spokesman for Cedars-Sinai mitted Monday night. The opera- landing - and autopilot. Medical Center, bordered by tion relieved pressure from fluid Some of the larger pieces are George Burns Road. "He has that built up after he fell in his the size of a small car. The Two theories have been dis- steadily improved," Wise said. bathtub and hit his head on a soap smallest ones, piled in dozens of counted: that thrust reversers Burns will continue his recu- dish July 13. laundry-basket-size bins, are were deployed in flight and that peration at his Beverly Hills mere splinters. an engine came loose. "We are looking for fractures. About 450 people attended a - home for a week or two once he's Burns' speech was impaired We are looking for punctures. We service in Moorestown, N.J. for released. for a few days after the fall but it are looking for stress in the Capt. Peter Germano, the plane's Irving Fein, Burns' longtime came back. The non-emergency friend and manager, told report- metal," National Transportation 45-year-old pilot. operation was performed after Safety Board spokesman Michael ers at a hospital news conference the speech troubles returned. Germano's only brother, Benson said Wednesday. Ernest, said the pilot developed a that Burns ate breakfast and sat Through much of his career. up telling jokes. So far, federal officials have no love for flying from their father. Bums was straight man to his AP Pholo/Alciandcr ZcmlUnlckcnko He recalled flying over Lons "He's had three or four nurses wife, Gracie Allen, who died in explanation why the Boeing and he's doing his act. He's sing- 1964. He won an Academy Award 737-300 jetliner suddenly Island in a single-engine plane dropped 6,000 feet last Thursday with his older brother. ing some of his songs that he in 197S for "The Sunshine Boys." A U.S. marine honor guard stands next to the flag-draped coffin containing the remains of a U.S. serviceman believed to be those and nose-dived into a ravine at "We could see forever," Ger- of U.S. Air Force Capi. John Robertson Dunham, at Shereme- 300 mph. The tremendous force mano said, occasionally choking Don't Forget to Pre-register tyevo Airport in Moscow, Thursday Sept. IS. The remains were of impact shattered the plane and back tears. "Peter, I will always for Spring '95 classes discovered off Russia's eastern coast 42 years after a spy plane killed all 132 people on board. remember you. You will be there was shot down by Soviet fighters during the Cold War. 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IRA's cease-fire continues, President Bill Clinton Is Interviewed by news agencies. AP Photo/Marcy Nlghiwandcr Clinton group expects concessions guerrilla warfare. ports from Haiti "indicating a Continued from page one. Blaming the military rulers for fair amount of turmoil in the rul- by Shawn Pogatchnik Protestants and Catholics trading his men want success for the American forces and hope and abusing Haitians and driving ing regime there." The Associated Press "unarmed strategy," which he pray that nobody is injured, in- them deeper into poverty and de- taunts and punches at a court Clinton emphasized allegations hearing for a Catholic accused of said would last "in all circum- nocent people," said Senate Mi- spair, Clinton said, "I know that of human rights abuses. BELFAST, Northern Ireland - attempting to murder a promi- stances." nority Leader Bob Dole. "Plus, the United States cannot and Senior IRA prisoners in Northern nent loyalist. the initial assault may not be too should not be the world's police- difficult, but then you've got the Ireland's top-security prison say "The big question emerging man. But we have a responsibili- "Cedras and his armed thugs they support the group's cease- Protestant political leaders occupation and the mopping up ty to respond when inhumanity have conducted a reign of ter- now is not does the republican and continued danger for Ameri- offends our values." fire as a lasting step away from met police commanders movement intend to keep the ror," the president said. "Execut- violence, but expect political Wednesday and complained can young men and women, in "And we have a particular in- ing children. Raping women. peace, but does the British some cases." concessions in return. afterward that heavy-handed government want peace? What terest in stopping brutality when Killing priests. As the dictators Clinton signed an executive police tactics would ensure more bold and courageous initiatives it occurs so close to our shores," have grown more desperate, the order authorizing the call-up of he said. atrocities have grown ever more British Prime Minister John violence. Police promised an in- has it taken to match the truly vestigation, but said civilians had 1,600 reservists to support the Clinton said Aristide had brutal." Major said Wednesday he still historic nature of the republican invasion force. been bent on starting trouble. decision?" Lynch wrote in a let- pledged to step down when his wasn't sure whether the Irish The president sought to ex- term expires in February 1996. As long as Cedras rules, Clin- Republican Army's 2-week-old ter published Wednesday. Hard-liners within the pro- plain why American lives should Aristide's lawyer, Mike Barnes, ton said, Haitians will continue to truce would last. He is seeking be risked to restore deposed said it has always been Aristide's seek sanctuary in the United firm assurances from Sinn Fein, British Protestant community The IRA prisoners are influen- suspect the IRA must already President Jean-Bertrand Aris- intention to abide by the constitu- States. More than 14,000 Haitians the IRA's political partners, that tial opinion-formers within re- tide after three years in exile. He have won secret concessions publican ranks, and were consul- tional schedule. are housed at the U.S. naval base the truce is permanent before noted that more than 20 nations Aristide has not made that at Guantanamo, Cuba, and the talks could begin. from Britain to make them end ted before the IRA announce- their 24-year campaign against have pledged to contribute to a commitment publicly. There had United States has spent $177 mil- ment Aug. 31 of "a complete ces- police force. British rule of the province. sation of military operations." been speculation he would add lion to support them and main- A night of street violence in Americans overwhelmingly his time in exile to the end of his tain the economic embargo on oppose an invasion, according to Belfast between the mainly Prot- The reality seems to be more The IRA and Sinn Fein leaders scheduled term of office, ena- Haiti, Clinton said. estant police and hard-line Prot- r polls, and there is widespread bling him to have five full years complex. Sinn Fein, long isolated are seeking the early release o. opposition in Congress. The estant "loyalists" starkly demon- politically, has found faith in a their side's prisoners. Sinn Fein as Haiti's president. Some 300,000 Haitians are in strated how the IRA's gesture White House acknowledged Clin- Defense Secretary William hiding in their country, eager to political process that for the first also insists Britain end the ton couldn't turn around public has divided sentiments in North- time has won them allies among Perry said there was no indica- flee, Clinton said. 6-year-old ban on broadcasting opinion with one speech. ern Ireland's pro-British majori- moderate Catholic nationalists, the voices of IRA supporters. tion that Cedras, Lt. Col. Michel ty. It is widely assumed that most Francois, the police commander, "If we do not act, they will be Irish government leaders and of Haiti's ragtag forces would American officials. or Gen. Philippe Biamby, the the next wave of refugees at ou.' Protesters on Wednesday pick- run from a fight, throwing off Several people were injured Army chief of staff, were ready door," he said. "We will continue eted the offices of the British their uniforms and trying to melt and 10 vehicles hijacked and tor- Sean Lynch, the IRA's com- Broadcasting Corp. and Ulster to leave, despite an offer of safe to face a mass exodus of refugees into the civilian population. The passage to a comfortable life in and a constant threat to stability ched late Tuesday in clashes that manding officer in the Maze Television in Londonderry ap- fear is that Americans would be- began after officers separated prison southwest of Belfast, said pealing for an end to the ban. another country. in our region and control of our come targets of ambush and He said there have been re- borders." FALCON VOLLEYBALL IN HOME CONFERENCE ACTION THIS WEEKEND! TONIGHT 7 PM - BG VS. WESTERN / TOMORROW 7 PM - BG VS. BALL STATE

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by Mike Kazimore than other teams in the past. have to do everything myself." After netting just 24 yards on Last season the Falcons were The BG News Their quarterback can do so While Henry struggled, his the ground in its first game, the only able to score touchdowns on many things that it just makes counterpart Jim Kubiak shred- Falcons rebounded with a S3 percent of their drives in the When the Naval Academy in- the whole team better." ded the Falcon secondary for 314 261-yard performance against red zone (inside the opponents' vades Doyt Perry Stadium Sat- While Ryan Henry was a near yards and two touchdowns. Akron. Leading the way was 20 yard line). A week ago, against urday, the Falcon football team perfect 13-14 against the Zips, he This season, however, Kubiak sophomore surprise Keylan Akron, the BG offense manage 1 will be looking to bomb them struggled against the Midship- has been doing the struggling, Cates with 91 yards. to find the end zone on all six with both an aerial and a ground men last season in the Falcons' throwing five interceptions in his "Keylan had a very good game trips to the red. attack. 27-20 loss. In that game, Henry, first two games. "Navy has a sol- and we expect him to continue to Another problem area from Gerry Faust, head coach of the who has completed 68 percent of id program, and Kubiak is a dan- develop," Blackney said. "I think last season in which the Falcons Akron Zips, recently experi- his passes this season, struggled gerous player," Blackney said. all of our backs had a tremendous have made tremendous strides is enced BG's explosive offense. through a 13-36 performance. "He's off to kind of a slow start, game, and a lot of tl-at credit has the kicking department. Last weekend the Falcons racked "I think that I'm a lot better but we expect him to play up to to go to the offensive line." Senior place-kicker Brian up 438 yards in a 45-0 thrashing quarterback than I was a year his capabilities. We'll have to be Leaver has connected on all four of the Zips. ago," Henry said. "I'm a lot more prepared to play a good game." While the Falcon offense was of his field goal attempts, includ- "This may be Gary's [Black- patient in the pocket, and I'm not While the Falcons won't shy expected to be able to move the ing a career-best 47-yarder. The BG News/Tile photo ney, BG head coach] best football trying to force passes and make away from throwing the football, football this season as they have "Their kicking game is excel- Bowling Green's Ryan team that he has had," Faust said all the big plays myself. I realize their revamped running game in the past, being able to con- lent this year," Faust said. "The McElroy dives for an errant after the game. "I think that team that we have a lot of different should be the focal point of Sat- sistently walk away with points whole kicking game is the best is more developed offensively offensive weapons and I don't urday's contest. was questionable. that I have ever seen them have." Volleyball San Francisco still squad set waiting on Sanders to begin by Dennis Georgatos The Associated Press MAC play SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Deion Sanders' free-agent odyssey ap- pears to be nearing an end. by John Gibney San Francisco 49ers president Carmen Policy and Sanders' agent, The BG News Eugene Parker, wrapped up daylong negotiations late Wednesday night after reaching what Policy called a "meeting of the minds" on a one-year deal. Forget those matches last week He declined to discuss details of the proposal, which still must be against Nebraska and Arizona approved and signed by Sanders and reviewed by the NFL Manage- State, both ranked nationally in ment Council to ensure it complies with salary cap regulations. the top 10. The Falcon volleyball "I think Anally at the end of the day what we've submitted should team hungers for some real meat be approved," Policy said. "Will Deion accept it? That's what it boils - the Mid-American Conference. down to." The Falcons begin conference A free-agent cornerback and Cincinnati Reds outfielder, Sanders play in their home opener against shopped his services to several NFL teams while idled by the month- Western Michigan University at long baseball players strike. Anderson Arena Friday night. Owners on Wednesday called off the season, and with his baseball Traditional rival Ball State Uni- job wiped out, Sanders turned his attention to football, particularly versity visits BG for a Saturday the 49ers. competition. Sanders told an Atlanta television station he had decided against Both weekend matches feature rejoining the Atlanta Falcons and intended to sign with the 49ers. teams expected to compete for "I have a very, very good feeling about this but it's not done 'til it's the MAC championship. Ball done," Policy said. "I think they know we've gone as far as we can go [ State enters as the preseason financially]. We've done all we could do in the framework of a one- favorite in the coaches' poll. year deal. Everything has been put on the table." "This is one of the biggest Sanders rejected a more lucrative offer from the Miami Dolphins, weekends of the MAC regular plagued by injuries in the secondary and badly needing a reinforce- season," said Falcon co-captain ment. Carlyn Esslinger. "Western "I'm disappointed," coach Don Shula said. "I thought we were in it Michigan's reputation (125-29 in and had a good chance. We pursued it hard these last few days." MAC play since 1983) is enough In their bid to sign Sanders, the 49ers freed $1.3 million under the to get us up. With Ball State, wc salary cap by restructuring the contracts of linebackers Gary Plum- have a huge rivalry. We lost to mer and Ken Norton and safety Tim McDonald. them in some key matches the Just two weeks ago, Policy said the 49ers couldn't afford Sanders last couple years." because of salary-cap constraints. Now he was optimistic the two If the Falcon team had one sides could come to terms. However, he was wary of competing wish, it would be for an en- offers. thusiastic crowd to pack the "We're not in there alone," Policy said. "If I was to stand here and arena this weekend. Nebraska tell you it was done, I would be really acting foolhardy. I don't know pummeled the Falcons last Fri- what's going on behind the scenes. His coming out here may be noth- day, but the BG players loved the AP photo/Joseph R. Vlllarln ing more than priming the pump to get Atlanta to really come support from the couple through with a final offer." thousand Cornhusker fans in at- Newly-signed San Francisco 49ers' Delon Sanders shares a laugh with teammates Ricky Jackson (57) Falcons president Taylor Smith said the team still assumed Sari- and Tim McDonald (46) during p.-actice. tendance, according to head See Sanders, page ten. coach Denise Van De Walle. Senior co-captain Jessica An- drasko said home crowds for vol- leyball games have increased the last few years, and she sees no Indians players say reason why the Falcons cannot Soccer hosts Hilltoppers attract 1,000 people for their matches. by John Boyle Falcons are better able to dis- rors. "It is so much more exciting to they did right thing The BG News tribute the ball offensively and "We have to cut down on play in front of 1,000 people. It defensively. BG has outscored mental mistakes," Palmisano really gets the players going," The Bowling Green soccer its opponents 14-6 in five said. "We've given up six goals Andrasko said. The Associated Press squad will attempt to keep two games for an average of nearly and two of those were mis- For faculty and students who winning streaks intact Sunday three scored and just over one takes. Ohio State couldn't capi- have never attended a volleyball CLEVELAND - The last thing "This isn't helping us now," when they host Western Ken- given up per game. Goaltender talize on those mistakes, but game, Van De Walle offered am- the Cleveland Indians wanted to pitcher Derek Lilliquist said. tucky at Mickey Cochrane Dan Traver currently sports a good teams will." ple reasoning to potential first- do was end their best season in 40 "But it will help the kids playing Field. 3-0 record with a paltry 0.75 timers. years, but the players believe the Little League and minor league The Falcons (4-1) hope to ex- goals against average in four Sunday's 2 p.m. game is Ga- "We play a very competitive owners left them no alternative. ball right now. We want them to tend this season's four-game games played. torade Youth Day. The first 400 level of volleyball," she said. "If "I think we did the right thing," enjoy the same benefits we en- winning streak alive and a ca- If Coach Palmisano has one youth soccer players attending you have never seen Division I said pitcher Eric Plunk. "With joyed when they get to the big reer unbeaten streak against concern at this point in the the match in uniform will volleyball, you need to come out the changes the owners are try- leagues. The players before us the Hilltoppers. BG is 2-0-1 in season, however, it's the Fal- receive a free squeeze bottle and see us play. It's much ing to make in the basic agree- three career meetings. cons' propensity for mental er- courtesy of Gatorade. quicker than high school or club ment, we had no choice. It had to fought for it, and we have to do Last season, BG defeated competition. It's fast paced am' be done." the same." WKU 3-1 in the opening round exciting to watch." Pitcher Dennis Martinez, a But many players still found of the Mitre-Classic in Bowling Students should not be dis- union activist, said he realized Wednesday's announcement to Green, Ky. turbed by the Falcons' 2-5 record. fans probably don't understand cancel the rest of the season After losing their season opener 3-2 to Loyola (Md.), the It is misleading. Most of BG's the players' stance. difficult to accept. losses came against teams "We struck for principle - not Falcons have run off four con- ranked near the top In the coun- for money," Martinez said. "The "I'm a little surprised this hap- secutive victories against try. fans don't think that. But they pened," Carlos Baerga said. "It's Coastal Carolina, Dayton, "We'll see no one like those don't understand the salary cap. very hard for our team because Southern Indiana and Ohio teams in the MAC this year," Ess- We're fighting for our rights. It's we've worked so hard all year. State. The 2-0 victory against linger said. "We learned a lot like the people in Cuba who are And every player dreams of be- the Buckeyes on Wednesday [from those pre-conference escaping on rafts. They want to ing in the playoffs and World Se- was the Falcons' 21st in 28 matches]. Not Just by playing, be free, and so do we. ries." meetings. but by watching." "We want to be free to play for BG's ball possession and Andrasko said the team rea- what team we want and earn as The players also have to accept movement has been paramount lized they must compete until the much as we can," he said. "That's that there may not be a next to its recent success. Midfield- end in every match. "We have to what this country Is all about. We season if an agreement is not er Joe Burch collected two fight to get the 15th point," she all want a chance to better our- reached. goals against the Buckeyes, his said. "The pre-conference selves. With a salary cap, we fourth and fifth of the season. schedule was tough, but it defi- wouldn't be able to do that." "It's a shame to cancel the "I'm real happy with the way ■ TlH BG Ncwt/Bclh Mallcra nitely prepared us for the MAC." Despite losing millions of dol- season," Candy Maldonado said. the team has been knocking the ball around," Burch said. Bowling Green's Dave Michcls unsuccessfully tries to slide Both weekend matches start at lars during their strike, players "It's bad for the fans, players and tackle an Ohio State player during the Falcons 2-0 victory 7 p.m. Students with a valid ID believe their action will pay divi- owners. Now no one knows what By possessing the ball, the Wednesday. are admitted free. dends in the future. will happen this winter." Sports The BG News page ten Friday, September 16,1994 Cincy linebacker anxious to return Cross country teams McDonald ready after knee injury looking to beat KSU

The Associated Press games. "I would say I'm ner- by Mike Kazlmore within 60 seconds [of each vous." The BG News other]." CINCINNATI - Less than a Linebackers coach Joe Pascale The men's team is also look- year after wrecking his knee, said McDonald looks as if he has The men's and women's ing to capture a victory linebacker Ricardo McDonald gotten over some of the lenta- cross country teams are both against the Golden Flashes, could return to help the Cincin- tiveness that comes with recon- expecting to have successful despite losing soundly to Mid- nati Bengals beef up their de- structive surgery. weekends against Kent State. American Conference foe fense against the run. McDonald tore the knee liga- "We're really expecting to Ohio University in a meet last McDonald, 24, is testing the ment nine months ago against the win at Kent," said women's weekend. surgically rebuilt left knee in Los Angeles Rams, suffering an head coach Steve Price. "Kent "We're expecting a very practice this week. If all goes injury that commonly sidelines isn't as strong as they have close meet, but in our minds well, he could start Sunday at the players for a year. He missed the been in the past, so I really we're expecting to win," said right outside linebacker spot. season's two final games, but still think this is a good opportuni- head coach Sid Sink. The San Diego Chargers, led by was Cincinnati's second-leading ty for us." Sink said that although running back Natrone Means, tackier with 102 tackles. While the course at Kent matches early in the season rolled up 166 yards rushing last "I'm ready mentally. I think offers the BG runners a don't count as much as those Sunday in the Chargers' 27-10 the two games off were the best different outlook because of at the end, a win at Kent would win. That dropped Cincinnati to thing that ever happened to me," the hilly terrain, Price said do wonders for his young 0-2 and 24th in the NFL against McDonald said. that his team should be able to squad's confidence. the rush. Bengals offensive coordinator meet the challenge. "We really don't want to The New England Patriots, who Bruce Coslet dismissed some "Cross country is a very push them too hard, but at the play the Bengals on Sunday, lead grumblings by running backs difficult sport because a lot of same time you need to have their running game with Derrick Fenner and Steve Brous- it is mental," Price said. "I some success in order to help 250-pound Marion Butts, the sard, and several wide receivers, don't really think that Kent that confidence level. When former Chargers star. that they aren't getting the ball will have an advantage be- you run with confidence you McDonald could help the Ben- more. cause it's their home course. run a lot better race." gals jam Patriots tight end Ben The Bengals have been We just have to stay focused Like Price, Sink also Coates at the line of scrimmage. criticized for not trying to have on what kind of race we want stressed that it would be very Coates is the AFC's leading quarterback David Klingler to run and we should be okay." important for the men to stick receiver with 17 catches. throw long passes. According to Price, the to their game plan. Fenner carried the ball five strategy is very simple for a "It's really important that McDonald, a 1992 fourth-rour:d times in the first half for 31 one-on-one meet like Satur- we follow our plan. Otherwise, draft pick who became a starte.- yards last week, but carried just day's. we might not run as well," in his rookie season, was inactive twice in the second half. He "Our first goal and No. 1 Sink said. "We want to go out, for the first two games this shrugged when asked about it strategy is for each girl to stay relaxed and be competi- season. He is eager to return. "Sure, I want the ball more. AP phoio/AI Behrmaa beat her counterpart," Price tive for the first two or three "I'm excited, I've waited a long Yeah, I'd like to see us throw said. "I would also like to see miles, but we also want to save time," said McDonald, who down field. That always opens up Mike Leistner paints mural promoting the Cincinnati Bengals our top five runners to finish something for that fourth mile." played in all four exhibition the running game," Fenner said. Wednesday. Women's club teamSANDERS Gooden fails drug test Continued from page nine. ders would give Atlanta a chance hosts Sunday match to match the best offer from an- by Bob Greene "Our concern right now is for Dwight as a other club. The Associated Press person, his concern as a human being," Lynch "If the [money] Is what it's ru- said. "We're rooting for him to get his life back The BC News mored to be ... then I know we NEW YORK - Dwight Gooden, his Cy Young- in order." can be competitive with that kind winning days a dimming memory and his career Gooden's agent, Jim Neader said the No. 1 The Bowling Green women's club soccer team - which hopes to be- of offer," Atlanta coach June already in doubt because of a drug suspension, priority is to get Gooden's life straightened out, come a varsity team next season - hosts its first home event of the Jones said. faces additional disciplinary measures after "then think about baseball after that." season Sunday. Should Sanders sign with the again failing drug tests. "I personally think he'd like to play there 49ers, he would be the sixth de- The New York Mets said Thursday that Goo- again," the agent said. BG will take on the Golden Flashes of Kent State in front of Doyt fensive free agent added to the den "has committed additional violations of both Perry Stadium. Game time is II am. team. San Francisco (1-1) earlier his aftercare program and the commissioner's Gooden voluntarily checked into the Smithers The Falcons are coming off an impressive 3-0 victory over Ball added Norton, Hummer, Tol office drug policy." Center for treatment of cocaine addiction in State last weekend. Cook, Rickey Jackson and Rich- "After the investigation has been concluded, 1987 and missed a month of the season. He has ard Dent. including receipt of a report from baseball's been regularly tested since then. Because of NCAA regulations, Bowling Green will be looking to San Francisco coach George medical advisor, a determination will be made On June 28, he was suspended for 60 days add another women's varsity sport next year. The University cur- Seifert has called Sanders the regarding Gooden's status," the commissioner's without pay when he failed two random drug rently has 19 varsity teams - 10 men's teams and only nine teams best defensive back in the game office said in a statement. tests. playing host to women athletes. today. "I'm truly sorry it happened," Gooden said Sanders had been seeking a While the current women's soccer team is only club status, it is "We're still trying to absorb all of this," Ed then. "I want to apologize to the club, my team- long-term, $4 millions-year deal, Lynch, a special assistant in the Mets front of- mates and to the people of New York. I want to currently playing varsity teams from various surrounding universi- ties. but apparently has conceded the fice, said during a telephone news conference. thank everyone for their past support. I will be NFL's $34.6 million salary cap He said Gooden's future with the Mets has be- back stronger and better. I want to earn your re- The 22-player team will first play a Saturday match at Eastern Michigan where it will try to post its second win of the season. makes that impossible. He ear- come a secondary consideration. spect back." lier rejected offers from New Or- leans, Miami and Detroit. Classifieds

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SERVICES OFFERED 'Look for drop off boxes Stans-runs-siops-good condition •4266031 Accountants: Audit A Business Ad- Non-smoking male roommate wanted Large PARENTS WEEKEND RITA RUDNER CON- in Residence Hall Lobbys New exhaust system. visory Services. CERT TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT Sponsored by ReachOut' Call 423-8498 after 2pm-ask for Holly. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. HORSEBACK AIDING/TRAIL bed. pool. tenm$. near Soulhwick Mali m THE UAO OFFICE. 330UNIVERSITY UNION. Toleqo $220* utilities 365-1788. •4286071-FinancialTrainmg Program 372-2343. RIDES/RIDING LESSONS' RESERVA- Loral Aeronu ironic TIONS NECESSARY. SLIPPERY ELM RID- Subieaser lor Spnng '35 Close to campus. Guitar and Amp. for Sale »428606i-Purctiasing Assistani/Mgmt Devel- The Undergraduate Philosophy Club will be ING RANCH. 13596 W. KRAMER RQ . BOWL- HOME FALCON SOCCER Reasonable reant pa.d by semester. Two cool Washburn Cyon Guitar and Crate GX- f 5 Amp. opment Program holding ns first meeting ol the year on Monday. ING GREEN. OH 419-353-5403. roommates, laundry on premises. II interested Hard case All in Good Condition Friday, October 14 Sept. 19 in 301 Shatzef Anyone interested Howling Woll D.J. Service SUNDAY! ca'l Michelle 354-2148. $2750 BO Call 372 3706 please drop In, You need not be a philosophy DeioiiieaTourche Experienced. Quality CD sound, Wide vanety •4287021 -Staff Accountants tor Audit & Tax major or minor to attend. "For A Howl ol A Good Time" IBM Compatible Computer 640k Memory. Star Bank Think about itl Call Kevin al 874-7841 BGSU vs. W. Kentucky HELP WANTED •428701 t Commercial Associate Color RGB Monitor. Modem. Dot-Matrix pnn- ter. application ano entertainment software. WALK FOR A GREEN OHIO .s passing 2:00pm Cochrane Field INFINITY . D J. SERVICE Delivery poss We. must sell, $350.691 -4863. through on September 24. A rally will be held For: Fraternity or sorority events. f 1 Awesome I at 2pm at the Courthouse w/vanous speakers 1 Mac Computers For Sale SE.CX Cl dances, parties, weddings...etc. Earn $2500 A Free Spnng Breax Trips Se i 8 CAMPUS EVENTS A potluck dmner will be held at the City Park bl FIRST 400 FANS WILL RECEIVE Pnces $250 to $900 Professional sound and lighting equipment. Trips A Go Free' Best Tnps A Pnc*fi Baha- lowed by the Green Ohio slide show. All indi- Jary 372-9937 Call 354-0201 ask forKIRK A FREE GATORAOE WATER BOTTLE! mas. Cancun. Jamaica. Panama Cityl v>duais 6 groups are encouraged to join it. Any 1-800678-6386I questions call Me'issa at 352-8343. • ATTENTION O.S.E.A. MEMBERS * Need :o pay lor student loans! Need someone to do your typing? I am weil ssssssssss 1987 Audi Ouatro Luxury Sedan. Full leather. FALL MEETING DATE 1 ASP. International is looking for highly mo- qualified with over 30 years ol experience Min- Every option $3000OBO Call 352-0317 Sunday Sept 16,6pm N.E. Commons Want to be a hit of the party? imal turnaround time. Pick up and delivery tivated, hard working students to fill manage- Tuesday Oct. 4. 9pm 1i5 Educ. Bldg. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: WOMEN'S Sign up lor MIXOLOGY! available Call me al 287-4310. Alice R. lan- ment positions m all Cleveland suburbs, Akron. Rottweiler Pup AKC. TuesdayNov 1.9pm nSEduc. Bldg. FUG FOOTBALL - TUES., SEPT. 27; MEN'S LAST DAY TODAY man.CEOE. Canton. Toledo, Bowling Green for summer of Female. Musi see. Ch. line Costume competition! Pnzes awarded for best Don! miss out! FUG FOOTBALL - WEDS.. SEPT. 28; '95. Gam valuable business experience, build snots $350 (419)353-6127 costumes I Sign up m the UAO office Pregnant? We can help. FRATERNITY ICE HOCKEY - MON., OCT. 3; resume, receive college credit.earn Tuesday Dec. 6.9pm 115 Educ. Bldg. Room 330 Union Free & confidential pregnancy tests. COED 4 PLAYER VOLLEYBALL • TUES.. $7,ooo-$9.000 on average. Positions are filled Call 2-7164 or 2-2343 for more info support and information. OCT. 11; MEN'S BOWLING - WEDS.. OCT. by first come, first qualified basis. Contact Man BG Pregnancy Center. 12. ALL ENTRIES DUE WITH FORFEIT FEE Scherer at 1 800 543 3792. • TODAY'TODAY■TODAY * Call 354 HOPE. BY 4:00 PM. IN 130 FIELD HOUSE ON DUE $$$$$$$$$$ Find out how :o spend next year in Colorado, DATE FOR RENT Virgin Islands. Hawanor California! WELLAWAREWEEK September 12-I6th SKYDIVE B G. WELCOMES BACK THE Is Judgs Wapnsr your Idol? BGSU's Studei l $363 60 Sell 72 lunny college T-snma - profli Don't miss the ADVENTURESOME AND THRILL SEEKERS Court needs volunteers to be judges. De&dt $363 60. Risk-free. Choose from 19 designs NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE any time between 11:30am-1pm We ofler a first jumo/skydive course. Call lor cases presented by students tor students in Free catalog 1-800-700-4250. 1 bdrm apt available immediately INFO. SESSION TODAY student discounts. Visa 4 MC accepted. 10 traffic court and Student Arbitration hearings. Yes. wedoat'owpets1 Come and see all the Student Recreation ASSEMBLERS; Excellent income to assemble at 1 30pm in the Faculty Lounge mmules from B G SU campus. 352-5200 You won't have Rusty as your baih'lf, but you 354-8800 2nd Floor Union. Center has to offer" Each day information and products at home Info 1 -504-646-1700 DEPT will gel advancement and scholarship oppor- Pay no out-of-siate tuition! For more info., call activities on various health and fitness topics OH625S will be offered--muscular strength, flexibility, tunities. For more info see us at Sept. 14 Activi- Co-op Program 2-2451. Be Therel 2 bedroom apartment, furnished body composition, cholesterol and relaxation. PERSONALS ties Fair. Carry Rentals 352-7365 Available Now' Person needed lor misc. jobs For more mfo 372-7482. It'sHero'fll 352-9302 Part-time work M-F only. The honest shut in town is now here! The Bowl- Apply in person. ing Green Nighllile T-shirt featuring all ol your WELLAWAREWEEK 316 E Merry Apt. »3 Fleilble Friday -JOIN TODAY -372-8303 favorite rugnt spots in a colorful design Gel One Bedroom Available any time between 11:30 am-1 pm ANew Weigh Program covers everything yours now" Available at The Greek Man and m a 2 bedroom Apartment sit & reach flexibility test & you need lo know about weight mgmt. your favorite ntghtime establishments. CMdcare m our home near campus. 1 year oic Cost $225 per month sell-defense demonstration at 12:30pm exercise. Yo-Yo dieting, fast food eating Call The Greek Mart at 353-0901 for more into. twins M-F8am-1:30pm. 354-i976ieaveme* Call 353 6127 CENTER FOR CHOICE II For more mfo call: habits and label reading and coping with sage. Student Rec Center 2-7482 lood cravings. Taught by health educator, Confidential'Health Care Far Women nurse. * Sign Up Today" IT'S JUST A JOBM CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING related to your Major, Earn up to $2,000 plus/month working Rooms aval Ml BG home Grad Males Pre- Program begins Sept. 27th ferred 352-163' or 354-6701 (leave mes- lhat pays good money, on Cruise Snips or Land-Tour companies. • Student fee sage' WOMYNFORWOMYN thai looks great on your resume, World travel. • Abortion through AGO- ALPHA GAM -AGD Do you want to learn more about womyn's thai could lead lo a career. Seasonal & Full-Time employment available CongratulaOons toKIm Fladd, CO-OP KICK-OFF No experience necessary Spaoous 2 bedroom apt. 20 weeks issues? Laurel Stuaek i Kim VanDlvort Do you want to work for equality? Friday. Sepl. 16th For more information Avai'aoie Immediately • Morning after for being selected as PLUS Do you want to know why "y"? 3 30pm1007BABuJding call 1 -206 634 0468 ox t C55441. Can 352-4801. taoliiaiorsl treatment Then Womyn (or Womyn wants you! Come to our first meeting of the semester • Caring friend or Congratulations lo KAPPA SIGMA DENNIS NOVAK Fncker's BG & Perrysburg prep cook, l.-e Monday Soptember 19 at 9pm m the Union Heidi Hartman lor receiving Congratulations on Initiation cooks, wait staff-AH shifts-Apply in person relative allowed Ohio Suite. FINALLYI ihe Toledo Panheliic Scholarship Help Wanted: Individual stu- WOMYNFORWOMYN love. The Outback for personal along with various University dents/organizations to promote Spring Break scholarships! support Large Selection Trips Earn high dollar commissions and free Work and Play in the Nation's Capital 100% Wool Color Fast Dye inps Must be outgoing and creative Call OPEN Earn College Credit and We are so proud of all of youll 16 N.Huron Sweater* a Glovee 1-BOO 217-2021. Toledo, OH 43604 professional experience. AGO -ALPHA GAM -AOD Sweaters 139.95 HOUSEKEEPING J.T. Carry out 1-800-589-6005 ■ ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI 405Thurat!n KELLERMEYER Congratulates Lil Melissa Montgomery or- See You Al the Merchant Fairl BUILDING SERVICES, INC. Alpha Gamma Delta your recent 'pearling' to Brian Fhaioel f Alpha Phi Love, Big Jen LIL'CYNTHIA, 8G AREA ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI Gamma's Are., Computers For Rent Good Luck tomorrowl I know you can do itl OFFICE CLEANING Love, your big Shelly # 372-7496 PART-TIME EVENINGS ATTENTION RETURNING STUDENT COURT • MEMBERS: Prosecution SUfl members cal MODEL UN. CALLOUT 8o.ee Purdy and Defense staff members cast " Exceileni P/T income William Cook lo get details for first week of • No Experience Necessary * \ Macintosh Computers The Department of Political Soence is now ac- Traffic court starting Sepl. 13 (and interviews • Students & others welcome cepting applications tor the 1995 BGSU Model The 1884 Spring Dean's Ust lor promotion) starting Sept. 20. If funher de* • Complete Training S190toS200per United Nations Team. The deadline is Monday tails are needed. Call 372-2969. • Excellent Work Environment Chris Burick semester October 10. Stop by Williams Hal Rm. 111 tor • Advancement Opportunities AtlenllonallPhlMuslll an application and more information. # Jodi Earl Date Oash Tontghtll Money Orders Apply by calling ne nation's leading depart- MI Muggs 7 9 Deb Eberly* 39 cents ment store cleaning Corporate Personnel Network Connections Grab a dale and be therell Packages Plus, 111 Railroad. Bowling Green Dept. in Toledo, KeHermeyer Buriding Ser- Heidi Hartman* Phi Mu - Phi Mu $29.00 vices, 1-600-348-4359, Monday - Friday DO tweenSam ■ 5pm Ask for Job sK-44 79 EOE Michelle Herz (Chapman, Darrow, Founders NAVY...NOT!! AZD-AZD-AZD GET A NAVY NOT LABOR-GENERAL Melanie Kempton Congratulations to AZD's Trida Goiling and Tif- & Offenhauer) FOOTBALL MUM CORSAGEI full ome and part time positions. Carpentry or Julie Krisko* fany Pichon on winning in doubles tennis. J4.95I ONLY AVAILABLE construction experience helpful. Apply In per- AZD'AZO-AZD AT THE FLOWER BASKET! son @ 410 N Ounbridge Rd . Bowling Green, Lori Davis (Plus tax & deposit) 165 S. MAIN OH 43402. - Amy Mog AZD AZD • AZD DOWNTOWN BG National Park Job.- NEXT TO KAUFMANS! Pam Pare Congratulations lo the Alpha Xi Delta MflbeJ Over 25.000 openings I team on their recent victory against AOII's (including hotel stall, lour guides, etc) Benefits Colleen Saringer Wednesday. Way to go girfsl ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT & bonuses I AZD'AZD "AZD STUDENT NETWORK Apply now for best positions. Nicole Schrader Mark Pit' Congratulates its new officers: Call: 1 -206-545-4804 ext. N55441. Jenny Swihart CHINA GATE External Chairperson: Thad Standley OMOIUL cHineac usmuRArrr BIG PRE-GAME PARTY AT Needed: responsible babysitter in my home Kim Vandivort MT. MUGGS! THIS SAT.I Internal Chairperson: Wendy Burks every other Fri. & Sat. nights. Must have own B Jen Vogel ALL U CAN EAT PANCAKES S Graduate Student Senators: transportation. Call 352-1553 between 5:30 - SAUSAGE FOR 12.00 Rich Toronto a Tom Cabot s 7:30pm. Kelly Webb ALSO, SPECIALS ON BLOODY MARY'S, Undergraduate Rep; Lynn Michelle Stein We a erve lunch, 4 SCREWDRIVERS. JOIN THE FUN At-Large Rep: Man Krites Organist • choir director. Community of Christ Roxanne Wise ALL DAYI EVERYONE WELCOMEI Lutheran Church. Call (or more information. dinrler & daily OPEN AT 10 AMI —CONGRATULATIONS'" 877-0607. Denise Zaucha c ocktails CALL DIBENEDETTO'S FOR YOUR TAl- 'Denotes a 4.0 GATE Alpha Gamma Delta 1 W"'<1"> ' Su'ifl iy 1 PARTY SUB. $6FT - 352-4663. i i,n. h Rulf.i Phi Mu Proudly Announces thier CO-OP STUDENTS: 1 II Now la Ihe lime lo update your IIlei Bring In a new resume Spring '94 Deans List 1616E. Woosler and a NEW copy ol your 352-9153 unofficial tranecript (h-eo al your college oHIce) Amy Latshaw FREE DELIVERY Spring positions go UNFILLED every yearl Mary Bolin 0-$300 Questions? 2-2451 Andrea Cook Loricn Priebe Kelly Conlcy* Julie Sammon Heidi EHrnbauer Laura Schmidt* spent on Susan Ferri Sharon Siegfried Howard's club|-| Nancy Holcomb Melissa Tittle* clothing Jennifer Kott Paula Wialtman Jennifer LaDuke* Anne Witty Friday It Saturday Megan Yonder Let the per student Sept 16 & 17 'Denotes 4.0 BGNews monthly THC CND Brighten Up •Pool «Video Games »Pine Pone •Pinball CONGRATULATIONS!!! tour Day!!t The BG News Sports page twelve Friday, September 16, 1994 BE fiALCON raaiHAii. hree years ago when Ryan Henry first put on a Bowling Green uniform his immediate football future didn't look too promising. "After seeing Eric [White] play that first year it sure didn't look good for me until he graduated," Henry said. "I tried to use the time I was behind him as a learning experience and a chance to develop my skills a little more." Over the last 12 games Henry has developed into one of the premier quarterbacks in the MAC. Henry no longer has to answer questions about whether he will be able to fill White's shoes - - it's obvious he already has. Another giant step in Henry's career will be taken Saturday when he, and the rest of the Falcons, will battle Navy. Last season, Henry suffered through a 13-36 passing performance against the Midshipmen in a 27 - 20 loss. A victory this weekend would go a long way in showing the MAC, as well as the rest of the nation just how far Henry Awards and has come. Accomplishments: 1994 - Eclipsed the Bowling Green Favorite.: single game passing accuracy mark (91.7%) with a 13-14 Movie - Major League (92.9%) performance against T.V. Show - Coach Akron Food - Anything Italian 1993 - Threw for a career high 286 Musical Group - Garth Brooks yards against Central Michigan Professional Athlete - Hometown High School: favorite Bernie Kosar, Ail-Time - Joe - Career passing leader at Montana BG Memory - The day he signed to play McKinley High School with over 3,000 yards football at Bowling Green - Started more games at Class at BG - R.K. Tucker's Assertiveness class McKinley than any other quarterback in history 1990 - Named the top player in Stark County by the Akron Beacon Journal - First team all county selection

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m 9 obd>ooo 9 RYAN HENRY

Why he came to BG: "The coaching staff is really what sold me on BG - the way they recruited me. I had a couple of people who kind of negatively recruited. They most talked about what other schools had or didn't have. "The thing that I really found attractive about Bowling Green and its coaches was that they just pushed the University. They Description of play and only talked about what Bowling Green responsibilities: had and what they planned to do -1 really "This is a pretty basic play for us. liked that." My first read is to the fullback in the flat. If they jump the fullback that Thought* after being named starting opens up the area for the deep in quarterback: route - - most of the times that would "That's what I had strived for ever be Rameir [Martin]. since I started in Pee Wee. I kind of wanted "If they bring a linebacker over to pinch myself to make sure that it was to cover that, after a play-action fake all really happening. It was really neat. we have the tailback hooking up over Basically, it was a dream come true." the middle. If for some reason the tailback would have to stay in and Spare time fillers: protect then the last read is the inside "Sega's really a big thing in my house, post. That's the one that we hit for a so that's definitely one of the things I like homerun last year against Akron." to do. But, I'm a big country music fan so I took a guitar lesson this past summer. I'm pretty bad at guitar so anytime I get a chance to practice, it's a good way to take up some time."

Best/worst part of being a Division LuSIEa I quarterback: SiMB "It's nice because you're in the spotlight all the time and any quarterback who tells you that he doesn't like the attention is probably lying. Year Camp. At:*. "But, then again, you have to shoulder 1994 26 38 68.4 323 the blame when things don't go your way. 1993 1BO 325 49.2 2243 14 But, I wouldn't say that's too bad. Really, 1992 9 IB 5Q.O 119 1 I don't even know what's bad about it." Career 195 381 51.2 2685 18

Th« BG N«w»/ Drawing, Andrea Wood; Text, MikeKazimore; Graphics & Layout, Jim Mericsko

REALITY-w E E K: E: rsr i> irifiiiE (ccDvifiiJi sirwif ffi^mLim 6 Sex and the College Student

You thought you knew everything about sex, as well as everyone else thought they knew. In actuality, it goes far beyond the orgasim.

IFIKATrtfJUlIES 41 Hanging out at the Corner

From one end of the town to the other, there is nothing like the Corner Grill.

Pictures in (his issue have been provided by the following § John Grey books: Love in Action by: Doctor Dr. Fernando Area Resident talks to Dawn Ilenriques M.A.; Understanding Sex by: Lester Keller about what it is like to A. Kirkf-nii.ilI; Human Sexuality by: William be a homosexual in Bowling H. Masters, Virdinia E. Johnson and Robert C. Green. Kolodny 3 STD: A Sexually Transmitted Disaster

WEEKEND editor's letter

Sex. The word stands alone, as does its meaning The thought of all the possibilities its vast definitions entail bring instinctive feelingB and thoughts to the surface. RE./ILITY As humans we reason with its purpose, as animals, we covet editor Andy Dugan its pleasures. Such a dual standard! 'taff photographrr RossWeitzner In our youth, sex dominates our lives like never before. It managing editor Melindu Monhart drives our hopes, our ambitions, and our craziness. But with managing editor Dorian Halkovich the insanity that accompanies the inflated instinct comes u mtaff writer Anila j. Michaels responsibility to reason and restrain the animal within. In •taff writer Janet Oyen this day of ever-growing STDs and AIDS cases, control and etajf writer Josh Cable responsibility of one's drives not only is an act of maturity, it rxrruHrr editor Clen Lubber! is also a crucial step in possibly saving one's life. Copyright © 1994 by Weekend Reality. Reprinting of any Its irony is tragic. materials in this publication without the permission of Weekend Reality is strictly prohibited. Weekend Reality is an independent magazine published weekly during the academic year. Send all letters, questions, submissions or any other correspon- Andy Dugan dence to 210 West Hall. Bowling Green. OH 43403. editor

Date. 1994 Weekend Reality Today $40-$55. Call 241-1272 or 800448- Shrader at 422-3412. .Admission is • The 1994 Ann Arbor Saturday«»-17 1253. free and open to the public. llluei and Jaws Frmtlral • Brisk Trail H alk at Swan starts today and gt»es through Monday 9-19 Wednesday 9-21 Creek Mclropark In Toledo at the • Nature Art for Young • Foil Getaway Walk at Sunday, Sept. 18. Kvening showti Yager Center at III a.m. For more 4'Mtdrrn at Swan Creek Sidecul in the Riverview Area at 4 are at the historic Michigan info., call 5354058 or 5354464. Preserve at the Yager Center from p.m. Fnjoy the last naturalisl-led Theater and daytime shows are at • .Vrrirnrriahip Project at I to 2:30 p.m. Kvplore nature summer walk offered by Band Listings Callup Park. Tickets are availahle Oak Openings Preserve in Toledo with your child through a walk Metroparks licfore the arrival of listing5...Listings....l,istings... at all TickclMaster outlets. from 10 a.m. until noon. Collect and then enhance their creativity fall. Weekend Reality listings Schoolkids Records in Ann Arbor, prairie seeds used in restoration. with an art project. •Landscaping for Wildlife run from Friday to or by calling (810) 6454666. Bring gloves and brown paper • Common Barn OieU in Worh»kop at Wildwood Preserve Thursday. If you would Children 12 and under are bags. For more info., call 535- Ohio at Seeor Metropark at the at Metroparks Hall from 7 until like your event listed in admitted free. 3058. Nature Discovery (.enter at 7:30 8:30 p.m. Sign tip for this two-part Weekend Keality, send it • The Tony Award Winning • Evening Walk Along the p.m. David 1*. Scott presents an program and learn to use to Weekend Keality Musical -Rig River, The River at Side Cut. Riverview overview of the Division of attractive and hardy plants that listings. 210 West Hall, Adventure, of Hnekelberry Area at 7:30 p.m. Indian history Wildlife's efforts to monitor this grow well in sandy soils. For more BCSU. BC. Oil 43403. Unix" will be shown at the and owl calling For more info- endangered species. info., call 535-3058. Franciscan Center in Sylvania call 535-3058. • "MrphUlo." a 1981 German • Greer Carson and Walter Friday today and will continue through • Cra-.Fi Teat Dummies, motion picture directed by Istavan Pigeon star in the 1944 movie 1*1 U — Ensysfreel Sept. 25. Wed. through Sat. at 8 n with MIFF A. will be performing Szabo, will be shown at 8 p.m. as ".Mr.. Parnlngton at 7:30 The End - Howard's p.m.. Sun. matinee at 2:30 p.m. at Hill Auditorium. 825 N. part of the International Film p.m. in the Cish Film Theater at Club II For more info, call SeleeTix at University, Ann Arbor, at 8 p.m. Series at BCSU'* Cish Film BCSU. Admission is free. Mroaslrrofc — 243-7000 or the Rep at 243-9277. Reserved tickets are $18.50/ Theater. There will be Fnglisb • Trombonist Panl Hunt will Comer'* • Neil Simon's -Jake: $20.00. For more info., call (313) subtitles. Admission is free. present the opening concert of the Bay Port Illusion — Women" at the Village Players 665-4755. - Print/Poster Sale this 1994-95 Faculty Artist Series at 8 Checker's starting today through Oct. 1. • I'olv tow n will perform at week through Friday from 10 a.m. p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall of the • The Pultzer I'rile winning the Majestic Doors, 4140 until 6 p.m. at the forum in the BCSU Moore Musical Arts Center. Saturday musical -lloic to Succeed In Woodward Ave., Detroit, at 8 p.m. Student Services Building Admission is free. The Km) lloicard'a DUIMH H'ilhoui Really Advance tickets are $14.50. - Family Nights. The Musle Hub II Trying" wil I"- shown at the -Society National Bank of Tony Rioo at South Branch • Junior Brown will play at Hope Orehestra — Gramma Roses Dinnerlainment. Pop Secies at the Masonic of Toledo-ljicas County Public the Blind Pig, 208 S. First St.. Eaoytreet Cafe 25680 N.St. Route 25 in Auditorium. 464.) Heathcrdowns Library at 7 p.m. Contact Marilyn Ann Arbor. Doors open at 9:30 Perrysburg beginning today Meanstreak — Blvd.. Toledo at 8 p.m. $554145. Clark at 250-5388. Admission is p.m. Advance tickets are $7.50. turner'. through Nov. 5. For tickets, call Call 241-1272 or 800-348-1253 for free and open to the public. Thursday 9-22 Bay Port Illusion — (419) 874*505. more info. •The Music of Tony RUM Ckeefcer'a • The Toledo Museum of Art • Saturday Night Big at the Heritage South Community • l.rnhart Classic Him will feature the photography of Band Dance: Jack Rnnyon Center "Old #9 Fire Station". Series presents Mf H'aa a Ralph Eugene Mratyard Orrheetra will play at the 1841 Broadway. Toledo. Call 259- Teenage H ereieol/" ., i 7:30 Tuesday (1925-1972) in a free exhibition in Centennial Dance Pavilion and 5207. p.m. and "t Woe a Teenage Open Mie Night — the Craphic Arts Galleries until Quarry, 5773 Centennial Rd., Tuesday 9-20 Frmnkeneteln" at 9:00 p.m. in f.'tt.r.'rrr f Cafe Nov. 6. Sylvania from 8 p.m.-midnight. • The Toledo Museum of Art's the Cish Film Theater. Admission • Moonlight Canoe Trip at Admission: $10. Info., call 885- Community Learning Resource is free. Wednesday Mohican State Park. 4126. Center officially opens today. Beef Carvers — Horseback riding is also available. - Toledo Coastwceks I .orated in the lower level of the • Free Art and Idea* iVaariirer I Cafe For more info call UAC at 372- Celebration in Downtown Museum's west wing, the center Gallery Talk at the Toledo 7164 or 372-2343. Toledo, Maumee River 10 a.m.-5 offers teachers, students, artists, Museum of Art presents Thursday • UA : '• Weekend p.m. Admission is free. Call 243- and Museum visitors the Aerogum Matter Carver First Light- Feature Films present 8251. opportunity to expand their and the Pmteer of Women. Eaoytreet Cafe -Reality Bite*" in 111 Olscamp • 11 m rrih.in Rally Days at knowledge and enjoyment of the Presented by David Guip, Karoake - Coaler's Hall today and Saturday. the IVrrysburg Chamber of arts. Hours are: Tuesday through professor of art edueation at II Admission is $1.50. For more Commerce in Perrysburg. Call 874- Thursday 10 a.m. to 1p.m. and 2 llerrick Lobby at 1:30 p.m. info., call 372-7164 or 372-2343. 9147. to 5 p.m.; Friday 2 to 8 p.m.; Admission is free. • It'm Friday at the Toledo Saturday 10 a.m. to I p.m.; and Museum of Art. Galleries open Sunday 9-18 Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. For more info., from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Music • Full Moon Hath at Secor call (419) 2554000. by The Itlvcrmen. 5:30 p.m. to park .it the Nature Discovery ■ The 1988 Kthiopian movie 8:30 p.m. Tour at 7 p.m. Lectures. Center at 7:30 p.m. Moon lore, " tmhen and F.mhrrm" directed For more info., call (419) 255- stories and nature at night for by 11.nit- Cerima. will lie shown at 8000. adults and families. Use Central 7:30 p.m. in the Cish Film • The McClelland Callery of A\enue entrance, for more info.. Theater at BGSU as part of its I imll.iv Area Arts Council call 535-3058. African Film Directors series. presents works by FAAC Board of • I.Other tirclv Tea at the There will be Knglish subtitles. Trustee Artists. 112 W. Front Toledo Museum of Art in the Admission is free. Street in Downtown Findlay. Peristyle Lobby. Advance • The comedian Carrot Top Gallery hours are noun until 4 reservations. For more info., call will In- at Kobacker Hall at 8 p.m. p.m. For more info., call 422-3412. 2554000. VdraissJon is $5.00 ■ Hispanic Student Art • The Blade Chamber - Kobrrt Garcia Art F.xhibll. at Toledo-Lucas County Ifin.iri Serlr* at The Toledo r.xhlbll at Findlay Area Art Library. Main Branch. 325 (liil>. Centennial h\>om. 2 Council's McClelland Callery. 112 Michigan Ave., Toledo. Contact Maritime Plan, Toledo at 7 p.m. Wi Front Street. Contact Curolvn Marilyn Clark at 2994388. Admission is free and open to the public. • Ernie Krlvda at Rusty's Ja/.z Cafe. 2202 Tedrow, Toledo, today and tomorrow. Call 381- 9194. • Social Issues in the Arts will be at the Toledo Botanical Gardens. 5403 Elmer Hd. . Toledo, through Oct. 9. Admission is free. Call 5364)365.

Weekend Keality September 16 , 1994 IChowin' Down on the Corner I \Corner Grill is Greasy Haven for Late Night Burger Fanatics

brMlcharl out of the one door during any It's an eating place. If Grill Tater, the Creek God of fried change for a Breakfast Special!" Zawaekl given week. patrons were asked what to order foods, cholesterol and heart By 2:15 it's standing room only. The Crill is a meeting place. they would say one of two things: attacks, apparently angered Zeus One guy is in the kitchen frying A young student, Open 24 hours a day, except the Breakfast Special or the Tater by offereing him french fries eggs, dropping Tater Boys into a probably a freshman, Sunday, the smell of eggs, coffee, Boy fries. The Breakfast Special is which were not only spicey on the basket of hot grease, slapping naive in the way* of grease and cigarette smoke a culinary work of art: two eggs outside, but slightly hotter than bacon onto the grill. The waitress, Bowling Green's night permiate the air and tempt the how you like them, toast, the fires of hell on the inside. In a typically only one during the life wandered into the palate. Signs written in neon homefries and, at an extra charge, fit of rage and lightning bolls, busiest times, dance around Corner Grill Friday marker state that loitering will bacon, sausage or ham. In short, Zeus turned all of Tater's sons into customers and back and forth night. He found a seat, not be tolerated, though TTie you will never have anything like the spicey fries and sent them to from behind the counter with a sat down and waited for Grill's atmosphere is the perfect this. The meal melts in the Earth to plague drunken college pot of coffee in one hand and a service. The waitress catalyst for this forbidden activity. mouth. The tongue's taste buds students at 2:30 in the morning. A platter of food in another. arrived and the young Students can be found studying verge on an orgasmic overload word of advice: the only way to Student's feast on their food, get man, in an innocent Third shift workers, either waiting with every mouthful. It probably squelch the napalm like heat is to in that last laugh of the evening voice, asked, "Does this to go or coming from work, get is the best meal in town for only douse them with lots and lots of with their friends and then head place have a menu?" that last meal in. Mice, sitting on $1.99. Coffee is extra, but catsup. home to bed, leaving open another What this young man worn stools bolted to the floor, definitely a must. It is rumored The Crill is Mecca at the end of stool or booth for a different set of doesn't realize is that take a break with a cup of coffee that alumni specifically come back a long beer pilgrimage. On any students and the cycle begins The Grill, as it is at the counter. Friends catch up to Bowling Green just for the given night at 1:55 a.m. a buzz again. commonly known, isn't a on lost time. A young man and Breakfast Special. comes over every downtown bar. The Grill has a 50*s diner menu kind of place. women sit alone in a booth the Certain eccentric food "You wanna go to The Grill?" "A atmosphere. It's a place you Instead a list of a dozen color of lime sherbert and fall in historians have traced the origins group of us are meeting over at expect James Dean or Marlon or so items are spelled love over yellow plastic glasses of of the Tater Boy back to ancient The CrUV "Crill anyone?" Brando would have walked in to out in black plastic Cherry Coke. Creece and Mount Olympus. uDude, 1 think I've got enough for a late night cup of Joe and a letters on bulletin Camel. To say that The Corner boards on both sides of Grill is a greasy spoon is to pay it the establishment. The one of the highest possible second hand on a big, comments. red square Coca-Cola The Grill is a piece_of America. wall clock keeps pace It's place you can go where the with the relentless coffee is always hot, the food passage of time. A large always tastes good and the service stainle*s steel is as fast as they can get it to you refrigerator towers and without any hassel. In an uge behind the counter. On of fast food, sterile impersonal top is a sign attached to service and corporate conformity. a hand grenade with a The Corner Grill provides an number laced into the pin which simply says, "Compliant Department, Details take a number." Corner Grill Windows constructed of glass blocks turn Where: 200 N. Main downtown Bowling Phone: 353-3858 Creen into an El Greco Credit Cards: None landscape. You see. The Hours: 24 hrs. Mon.-Sat. Grill is as unique as its clientel. It is so many RON WrUtmrr/Tke BG Nm Rating (out of five O): different things to the Tke Corner Grill constantly pulls la ■ variety of customer* twenty-four ho urn a aay. ooooo immense number of people who go in and Pretzel Boy Music Quiz CELEBRATION Hey there sex fans! Pretzel overwhelmed with the Spring Break to Toronto Boy here with yet another number of entries. And all it Experience Theatre!!! week of trivial challenges for took was putting his address March 21 -March 25,1W5 those who dare. This past week was exciting; Pretzel was See QVUpagm fit* DONT MISS A FANTASTIC llmeorparm WEEK IN TORONTO! OPENING ACT: REDCLIFF Toronto Tour Slippery Elm SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1994 Phutom of the Opera Miss Saigon SANDUSKY STATE THEATRE 8KX) P.M. Showboat Riding Ranch 100 ( olumbu* Ave. Sandoaky, Ohio (419) 353-5403 Tickets available At Kobacker Box Office TICKETS 818 ADVANCE/815 DAY OF Just $390 Includes: Trail Rides SHOW Accommodiboos/Trimportilioa/Limiled Metis 13596 W. Kramer Rd. 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September It, 1994 Weehen4 lle»Utr QUIZ Dawn: What's your name? Like if I'm wearing my earring John: John Grey. different - it scares them. aUaerleaiaurtesi From page four like this (points to In. left ear), I against at worst in see glances. It's not just like with the quiz. Indeed. Dawn: Any other discrimination? Ihe paat? Dawn: Are you a student at the people give me an 'i'm-looking-al- This week, in honor of ihe University? John: I went to Foodlown and had, John: I haven't worked you-and-minding-my-own-businegs what is it called, those special theme idea, the salty twist will be John: No. in a while. F.very once look." The glances are like ... braids throwing tunes evolving in a while, the looks I (gives contempt-filled glance). Me coming down, and someone said .in.nml ...yep, you guessed Dawn: Are you a resident of BC? get from the public at MM one of my best friends were they couldn't decide if I was a 1 John: Yeah. me instead of toward il....SEX! What a conrept. huh: dancing at (Iptown and a guy said woman or a man and my friend me - I experience thai This week's champion is Malt lake thai s- somewhere else. And heard him. It's just all over - weekly. I've experienced Shlvrrdcrkrr. of 224 Chapman Dawn: Have you akvayi lived in he's parlially deaf anil said BC? there's prejudice in lown. thai in AA in Bowling Hall. Matt answered all 10 '^hat?' Someone signed it to him questions correctly, and these John: No, I've lived all over. Creen. I've experienced and we kept dancing And the guy Dawm Are you working for were the answers: "Der that silling in Grounds kept saying stuff. I signed what political rights for Kuini.-.ir." was by After the Kire; Dawn: All over Ohio? For Thought just Ihe guy was laying That was homosexuals? "A View to a Kill" was I luran John: Yeah, Ohio. shooting Ihe s— wilh a major discrimination at Uptown. John: I used lo do Ihe phone friend. If I'm in Ben Duran's James Kond hit; David lines and I used to be very into Franklin looking for Lee Roth sang "Yankee Hose" ; Dawn: There's been u lot of Dawn: Do yon find llul you are I.ACA. but it crafts, 'cause I make Hilly Joel sang "It's Still Hoik and research about whether more discriminated against from gol litieal and there wa) Irs* crafts. IVople look at Roll To Me": Prince sang with homosexuality is biological or not. ••Indents or resiilrnls? of the support. Now it*) they are me weird ShcCM Kaston; Dee-Lite's hit was What do you think? John: Both. Where I live. I his one gelling more into ihe support. like. 'What is he doing "Groove Is In The Heart"; John: I never choae to be gay, I person, like, if he is coming This is my second meeting back. I buying doll hair? Whal Tommy Tutone sang "867-5309/ started having a preference. I toward Ihe don't really do thai much for gay is he doing buying Ibis Jenny"; Talking Heads sang never had one slairs lo go down from his rights because I think sometime) and that?" I experience "Burning Down the House": AC/ toward women. I don't understand apartment, if he sees me coming more attention is bad attention. It it anywhere. Dancing — DC sang "MoneyTalks"; and Dire bisexual), (chuckle)), To me it's up. he'll go the depends how people go around I can't go dancing if it is Straits sang "Money For Nothing" like it is one or the other. Why other way with that look on his getting ihe alien!ion - having wilh a guy here, which Malt, like all of Pretzel Hoy's hot h? For me it's always been just fare. It's like I am not going to signs and stuff. I went on a march leads me lo go lo more winners, will enjoy a free one kind, one tourh him, I wanl to gel lo my and and we had signs and were unhealthy places, which promotional cassette or compact gender. apartmenl. My apartment is the screaming 'We deserve this and we I believe the bars are disc, compliments of Madhaller first one here. And a lot of people deserve that." I don't think that is maybe not unhealthy. I Music Co., 143 East Booster. Be- Dawn: What did you think about don't want to think about or deal positive attention. I think thai is a guess I think all bars sure to turn in all entries into Clinton's policy with homosexuals wilh homosexuality. Me, I have loi of negative attention. There's are unhealthy unless 210 rF.STmif.hy in the army? bumper slickers in my window really in Bowling Creen no! much you are going with a Wednesday at NOON And so John: I don't think - I mean I am that say we don't wanl more rights you can do lo try lo improve the friend lo have fun. glad that gays ran be in the army, to all the sexy people, here's the - we wanl equal rights. But that's gay rights around here because but 1 don't think it is a matter of quiz: not all I have. I have a picture of you can't change people, you can sexual preference. It is a matter of Ihe Lion King I'm really into only change yourself. And if you if you can do the job. Are you 1. Who sang "I'm too Sexy" in movies and stuff. know you're gay and accept your going in there trying to escape? 1992? gay, that's okay, but it doesn'l have You got no money, you got 2. What former Wham! member Dawn: Really? to be put on other people. sang the controversial "I Want nowhere to go, you got no home John: Yeah. A lot of neighbors in or whatever. Are you going in to Your Sex" in 1987V that complex, a lot of people in Dawn: Where do you work? escape or are you there do to 3. What "Bad" group hit it with BC, they John: I don't. "Sex You Up" in 1991? something? If you are going there don't understand it. though. It's to do something, if you are gay or 4. What artist had a buffet of Daw a: Have you ever been songs you know by heart, not gay, who cares? Just do the including job. "Why Don't We Cet Drunk and Screw"? Dawn: BC is an extremely 5. "Like A Virgin" was this conservative area. Have you ever diva's second album title as well as run into any discrimination here? Prices are Falling on one of many of her hits. John: Yeah, all the time in BC - 6. "Sexual Healing" was this not severe things, but minimal Motown artist's last big hit before things. CD's and Tapes his father shot him. 7. This meaty singer cried out "Let me sleep on it..." to his woman's demand for committment in this classic tune. ««& $11.96 8. This American Fool sang "Hurts So Cood" in 1982. 9. Bon Scott and this band sang "The social papers say I've got great balls of fire" in what %akidosco-pi song? 10. What current NIN song 10% Off all includes Ihe line "I want to F®"$ Save on our Large Selection of videos. you like an animal"? Brass Incense Holders Reading by Appt. 100's to choose from at always the When you party. Crystals, Books, remember to... 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Weekend Reality September 16 , 1994 S In the Flesh: Sex hats

An on Campus Call of the Wild College Life offers Students an ideal environment for Breeding

College i- a place of adolesence and their sexuality has intercourse. The fact is that pressure indirectly from more life is. She said sexual satisfaction n llix'OMTV. I W- ii..ill! ies become heightened," said Jeanne everyone docs or will do at one time promiscuous friends. They may start individualized. emerge, identities Wright, tnivcrsity director of health or another. The incentive of the to question their utility lo perform "IVople use sex for mum diH«r.-1 unfold and self education. "College provides more orgasm is enough to encourage in a sexual situation. They ••tart to things — solev for pleasure, inllnun v awareness peaks. It is opportunity for sexual relations people to par-take in the forbidden wonder "if I'm not doing it, can I?" and even procreation." Wrighl sa I also a time for a sexual without parental consent." pleasures. Another form of pressure is "You've got to know whal the r\plo*ion. The college atmosphere also allows "Sexual activity and arousal raise generated from myths pertaining to boundaries are and feel comfort.il i*1 Hormones race ami people to discover their sexual the endorphine levels in the brain," penis and breast size. with them." nc\.|\-developed bodies orientation. Wright said. "It's a natural high." "Size has nothing to do with one's She said she believe-, the three ilch with a desire for Campus life offers a more secure Double standards are always ability to perform or to provide one's criteria for a healthy >ex life are Hut ihe opposite sex. atmosphere for people to "come prevelant: a promiscuous male is a partner with pleasure," Wright said. it is consensual, satisfying and mm College is the perfect out. hero, a promiscuous female is a She uses an anolngy of a journey to exploit ive. environment for sexual Wright said statistics show that whore. It is a fact though that a explain that all good things come "No one needs to IM* exploited, exploration and homosexual males have more a more majority of the college student with time. she said. discovery. For some frequent sexual experiences during population, that is people 19 to 21, "Imagine your in a car on the students, it is the first their pre adolesent and teen years, are engaging in some sort of sexual freeway and people in faster cars are There are other ways for partners lime in their limited while females experiences increase activity. passing you by," Wright said. "Soon to engage in intimacy thai don t lives that they are away during their late teens to thirties. "Statistics show that overall, bv you start to feel frustration because involve sexual intercourse. from their parent's Sexual orientation has a wide the age of 20, 80 percent have you want to go as fast as they are. A watchful eyes. Sexual continuim, Wright said. Very few engaged in sexual intercourse," ways down the highway you notice "Sexual intimacy is very health) expression can be people are considered exclusively Wright said. those cars that past you by have Wright said. "Rut it does not vented on the canvas of heterosexual or exclusively This leaves a few questions for crashed on the side of the road and necessarily mean sexual intcreour-e the Bowling Green homosexual, People may have an those who fall into that age group they'll never reach their destination. with the exchange of bodily fluid* nightlife. It would be attraction towards someone of the and are sexually active. Is there such It may take you longer, but you Couples can engage in massage naive to deny that one- same sex or prefer to be with the a thing as not enough sex, and how eventually get to where you want to fantasy, exploring each other's bod) nightstands, or same sex. The question is wether much sex is too much sex. Is their a go." parts and even masturbation." "hooking up" do not they act on these feelings. workable definition of a healthy sex She streses that everyone should result after a few For couples committed in an life for people 18 to 21? progress at a pace which they feel Sexuality is a natural part of being drinks, some good exclusive relationship, sex is an Wright said the 80 percent comfortable. Sexual satisfaction and a human beings The need to IM- with lines and the right intimate form a of communication. statistic is not a definition to base a a healthy sex life is an individualized intimate with one another is as looks. Sexuality is used Others find the absence of sexual healthy sex life on, and the concept. Wright said some people strong as our need to eat, sleep and here to sate the need relations to be fulfilling frequency of sexual encounters is by may feel comfortable living a very exist. for adventure, to Sex. no means part of that definion. promiscuous lifestyle, while others orgasm as no one has Just the word makes the palms She said people should not become are content in a monogomous A wise man once said: "Love is not orgasmed before. sweat, the pulse.quicken and the frustrated if they are not as sexually relationship or with celebacy. a race, but a dance. Just because you "People in college throat go dry and tight. A taboo has active as their peers. Men and Writght said it is difficult to define finish first doesn't mean you've are now past their always hovered over the subject of women may experience sexual exactly what a normal or healthy sex one."

Weekend Reality as Pleasure & Purpose

Stories by: Sharon Turco, Anita j. Michel, Michael Zawacki Passion Might Burn

The term "sexually transmitted disease*1 (SID) ran refer to more than 20 illnesses, .ill transmitted through sexual contact, such a- tin exchange of hmlv fluid* - semen, vaginal fluid, .mil blood. STDs run also be tmnsmitted from a mother t«> a balm and some STDs, like herpes, can be transmitted by kissing or by coming in do* • M.ni.i. i with infected areas. Anyone who is having sex can get a sexually transmitted disease. The only way iii not contract an STD is to not have -ex. If you don't want to give up having sex, you should lake precautions to reduce your ri-k of getting an STD. • Having sex with only one faithful and uninfeeted partner reduce* the risk. The risk of contracting an STD increases with i be number of partners you have, and increases much more if you have sex with an infected person. • Always using a eondom during all forms of sex (anal, vaginal, and oral) ran protect you by preventing contact with skin and bodily fluid- that carry infections. Condoms mii-l be used properly and each and every time during sexual intercourse to help reduce the risk of contracting STDs. • Since Nonoxvnol-') has been found to kill many STD-carrying bat teria and viruses, use -permicidal foams, creams, and jellies containing this chemical in combination with condoms. • Anal sex and oral sex without a condom should not be practiced unless you are having *ex with only one faithful and uninfected sexual partner Below are ten of the most common STDs, their method of contraction, symptoms, and treatment. Syphlll* is bacteria called "spirocheles" that usually enter the body through sexual contacts. Once inside, they enter the bloodstream and infect vital organ-. Syphilis i- spread though sexual contact, including oral jnd anal sex with someone infected with syphilis. Symptoms of syphilis occur in two stages. During the first stage. I to 12 weeks after having sex. a paitiles* reddish-brown -tire appears in the mouth or on the sex organs. This sore may last up to five weeks, but when it goes away, yon still have syphilis. The second -tage may show up anywhere from (i weeks to 6 months later, and includes rashes anywhere on the body and flu-like feelings like sore throat and fevers. Syphilis is treated with large doses of penicillin (or other antibiotic) for as long as needed to kill all the bacteria. < hlamy irl« is a virus that causes infections in urinary and reproductive organs: NGL' (Non-gonococcal urethritis) in men ami I'll! (I'elvic Inflammatory Disease) in women. Chlaruydia is spread through sexual intercourse, including oral and anal sex. with someone infected with chlamydia. In women, the symptoms include discharge and between-period bleeding from the vagina, and pain and burning sensations during urination. Men experience a white discharge from the penis, and pain and burning sensation during urination. Chlamydia is treated with antibiotics. Gonorrhea is an infection caused by gonococeus bacteria that live in dark, warm, moist places in the body. It is spread through sexual intercourse, including anal and oral sex, with someone who is infected with gonorrhea. Women's symptoms include thick yellow or white vaginal discharge, painful urination, extremely painful periods, and lower abdomen cramps. Men experience a thick yellow or white drip from the penis, and painful or burning sensation during urination. Gonorrhea is treated with antibiotics, Chlamydia often occurs with gonorrhea, so both conditions should be checked at the same time. Ilrrpra Simplex V irus-ll are blister like sores that appear on and in the penis, vagina, and anus; and in some cast's in the mouth. It is spread by sexual intercourse, including oral and anal sex with someone infected with herpes. Some people have no symptoms of herpes, but if symptoms do occur, they include flu-like feelings, -mall painful blisters on the sex organs or mouth, and itching and burning where these blisters appear. There is no cure for herpes. Only have sex between herpes attacks and always use condoms. Never have sex when the herpes is active or in the shedding stage. AIDS - AcquLrrd Immune Deficiency Syndrome is caused by HIV, the human immunu-deficiency virus that attacks and destroys the body's immune system, leaving the persons open to infection and many fatal diseases. HIV is spread through sexual intercourse, including oral and anal sex with an HIV infected person. It can also be spread by sharing IV drug needles, and from a mother to her baby while still in the womb or during birth. You may not be able to tell if you are infected with HIV —the only way to find out if you are HIV* or HIV- is to have a blood test done that detects the presence of antibodies to HIV in your blood. If you are infected with HIV. you do not know when or if you will develop AIDS. At this time, there is no cure for AIDS. Hepatitis B is the most dangerous of the hepatitis viruses. It is spread by having sex with someone infected with Hepatitis B or from contaminated blood, such as through sharing IV drug needles. Signs of Hepatitis B include loss of appetite, weakness, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, and yellowing of the skin or eyes. These are signs of liver damage caused by the virus. There is no cure for Hepatitis B. but pills or shots can be given to help control the liver damage. There now exists u Hepatitis B Vaccine that prevents the transmission of the Hepatitis B virus. It is given in a series of three shots over a span of six months. Venereal Warts are wartlike bumps caused by a virus and grow in both dry and moist areas of the body. Venereal warts are spread during sexual intercourse, including anal and oral sex with Someone who has venereal warts. Venereal warts are small, bumpy warts on the sex organs that do not go away. Warts can be removed with special ointment, fro/en off with dry ice. or burned off with an electric needle and local anesthetic. Pnble Lire or Crabs are parasites that live in the hair around the penis or vagina. Crabs can be passed on though sexual contact, and also from infested towels, bedding, or clothing. Symptoms of crabs include severe itching and blood on underclothes where the crabs have gotten under the skin. Over-the-counter and prescription lotions, creams, and other preparations will kill crabs. Scabies are small bugs that burrow under the skin. Scabies is spread by close sexual contact and close physical contact. Scabies shows itself in reddish zigzag furrows under the skin, usually in the genital areas, and is accompanied by painful itching It is treated with prescription creams and lotions. TriehomonlasU is caused by tiny parasites and causes vaginal infections in women and urethra infections in men. It is spread though sexual contact with an infected persons, and damp clothing or towels shared with an infected person. Women's symptoms include greenish-yellow discharge, painful urination, inflammation in genital areas, and lower abdomen pain. Men may experience a discharge from the penis. Trich" can live in the body for years and never show any symptoms. The medication Flagyl is used to treat trichomoniasis.

Getting Testing and Treatment for Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Bowling Green The BCSU Student Health Service and the BCSL) Women's Health Clinic provide testing and treatment for a wide range of STDs, including herpes, syphilis, and gonorrhea. They also provide free, anonymous HIV testing, which includes pre- and post-test counseling. For more information or an appointment, call the Student Health Service and the Women's Health Clinic at 372-2271. Wanned ft*rent hood (920 N. Main St.) offers STD testing, diagnosis, and treatment for both men and women, with the fee adjusted to income. They also offer free and anonymous HIV testing Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9am to 3pm. For either STD testing or the HIV test, you must call for an appointment at 354-3540.

The STD information above was collected from material provided by the BCSU Student Health Services, Planned Parenthood, and the Bowling Green Health Department, as well as The New Our Bodies, Ourselves by the Boston Women's Health Book Collective.

— Compiled by Anita j. Michel

Sept ember 16 , 1994 7 CD Video sexual connotations. But. Threesome manages Baring It A112 to be a frequently hilarious sex-themed comedy Unrated, 85 min. from the mind of Andrew Fleming (Bad OOO ■« Dreanu). When you watch a movie I hat you know contains sex, you may find yourself anticipating seeing your Threesome shares with us the lives of two favorite stars totally naked. Now, thanks to newly acquainted male roommates who after Peekaboo Home Video, you can see all your favorite several days in their dormitory suite meet thier actors in the buck...in one movie. Baring; It All! third roommate who mistakenly turns out to be a is the incredibly fascinating documentary which, girl named Alex (lura Flynn Boyle, The Temp). although unrated, contains enormous quantities of The university sees the error but due to a housing language, nudity, and sexual situations. shortage they can't do anything about the problem Baring II All! features the l>est sex and nude for eight to twelve weks. The three eventually scenes from stars of yesterday and today. All the become friends and Alex falls in love with Kddy obvious stars are here: Madonna, Sharon Stone, and (Josh Charles, Dead Poets Society) who is Jennifer Jason Leigh to name a few. But what makes confused about his sexuality and can't figure out if this video so interesting is the practically unknown he's in love with her. footage it features. You can see how Sylvester Stallone really earned the nickname "The Italian This sets up an almost endless stream of sexual Stallion" by seeing clips from some of his Italian tension, frustration, and discussion between the porno films. Other shockers come from such three which gets pretty detailed and explicit. Itut actresses as Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield, and no matter how rough the language is at time, there I will,i Carter (of TV's Wonder Woman). are always laughs and clever scenes to follow. oooo The only real weakness of this documentary is how most of the footage was taken off of the video Threesome is by no means the greatest movie Jack Logan versions of tbe acutal movies and the quality is ever, but it is fairly fresh and original. It also lacks Bulk sometimes extremely poor. that "teen exploitation" feel of movies like The Medium Cool - Twin/Tone Records Breakfast Club and Some Kind of Threesome Wonderful This movie also earns bonus points for being well photographed plus it is edited to the When most bands and performers send out demo tapes, they R, 98 min. include maybe four or five songs, just enough to give the A&R OOO perfect length, never dragging on while at the same time making sure we are not left short. people a sampling of what their sound is all about. No so for After seeing the movie Threesome, don't be Jack Logan. When he sent his demo to I'.i.r Jeperson of surprised if you think to yourself 'Wow. this movie Tuin/Tone Rerords, it consisted of nearly one hundred songs was only rated R?' because even I was a little bit -Eric Varker spread over three tapes. Jeperson was so floored, he began shocked by this movie's liberal use of profanity and digging through Logan's tape archives of more than 600 songs, recorded over a period of fourteen years. The result is Disco fever is alive on the an amazing 2-CD set (neatly packaged in a single CD case) age of technology. The disco soundtrack of one of the most containing 42 songs, running more than two and a half hours CD seventies meet CD quality - no 8- unique movies to hit the big long, and appropriated entitled Bulk. track scratch on these cuts. screen in a long time. Three drag Logan's music runs the gamut from simple guitar-flavored folk Just listening to this 19-song CD queens travel across the tunes ("Heart Attack on the Prairie"), to honkytonk ("Just Co The Adventure* of reminded me of when I was just a Australian Outback, and along the Away"), to fuzzed out distortion ("Opposite Direction"), and PrUeiUa, Queen of wee young child. My father would way they perform intricate dance blues ("l-azy Cirl Blues"). However, there is an overall feeling the Desert put disco hits on the high-fi and I numbers to some of the of gloom hanging over Bulk, Lots of lyrics about broken would dance around the living Original Motion "grooviest" disco tunes of the 70s. relationships, isolation, desperation, alcohol (ab)use, and the room in my little aqua leisure suit Picture Soundtrack You'd better get your platform overall depression of being stranded in the Midwest for a large doing my best Saturday Night Polydor Records shoes, you're going to need them Fever impression. Oh, those were to "shake your booty" to tunes the days. like "Co West," "I Love The While were are in the midsts of Nightlife," "I Will Survive" and a seventies revival, Pricilla offers "Shake Your Groove Thing" the listener tunes which might September's Top PPV Hits Some of the tunes have been have sliped into the gorge of remastered to bring them into the infinity.

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