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Friday, November 9,1984THEBQLNEWS Vol. 67 Issue 42 Tracks: City works for crossing safety

by Don Lee At the Monday meeting, he A letter from the Ohio Depart- staff reporter said, "I'd rather go to jail for ment of Transportation allowing that than for something else." the reinstallation of the signs Traffic safety at the city's Whether or not Elsass' sug- came late last week, said Dave railroad crossings has reached gestion had any part in it, the Barber, city public works direc- the point that a city councilman city now will be permitted to put tor. has come out in favor of putting up warning signs at the ConRail Barber said the city was plan- up signs illegally to remedy the* crossing at Clough Street. ning to install separate stop problem. signs and red flashers, although When told at Monday night's Mayor Bruce Bellard said the the ODOT decision may specify council meeting that state law city again would be able to put another type of sign. prohibits stop signs to be used as stop signs with flashing red traffic control devices at rail- lights at railroad crossings as a The eventual goal is to get road crossings, Ward 2 Coun- traffic control device. double-red flashers and crossing cilman David Elsass asked, The city had installed stop gates at the Clough Street cross- "Why don't we put some up signs several years ago but state ing, he said, possibly by summer anyway?" law ruled them illegal and they of 1965. "I thought it would be a good were taken down about 1980, Joe Fenton, traffic safety en- way to call attention to the prob- Bellard said. gineer for ODOT, said the city's lem," Elsass said yesterday. request for stop signs at the "... It seems like every month THERE ARE presently round Clough Street crossing required we're having some kind ofprob- railroad warning signs with am- the signature of the ODOT direc- lem over there (at the Clough ber flashers at the Clough Street tor in Columbus, but "more than Street crossing)." crossing, Bellard said. likely would be approved." Big shows began in '76

by Dina Horwedel big name entertainment was because it seemed to slaff reporter be very popular at other universities. "It seems to be a thing parents and students can What many students think of as being a tradi- both do together," Weiss said. "We try to get a tional Parents Day at the University has not performer who can appeal to both." always been such a big event. He said comedians seem to be very popular, and According to Larry Weiss, assistant vice presi- in the past Bob Hope, Rich Little, Red Skelton and dent of alumni affairs, the Parents Day we know - David Brenner have appeared here. complete with a big name performer - originated in 1976 through the Office of Alumni and Devel- HE SAD) Doc Severinsen is a performer who opment. appeals to parents and students alike. Tickets are sold out for the performance and Weiss said this is Weiss said the office handles the Parents Club, a the seventh sell-out in nine years in the history of fund-raising organization comprised of parents the Parents Day show. who make financial contributions to the Univer- sity. The club has financed such things as the When Weiss was a student here in the '60s, there typing room in Jerome Library. was a similar program called "Dad's Day." He said a football game and a show in the Main He said the office found it natural to sponsor a Auditorium of University Hall were the main Parents Day to show its appreciation to the events. But the show featured entertainment by parents of University students. students and top-name billings were not featured, BG News/Susan Crow Another reason for sponsoring Parents Day with he said. Linda Tillery, composer and singer, sings the title cut from her upcoming album entitled 'Secrets' before a small but enthusiastic crowd in the Grand Ballroom last night. Tillery and her band were invited to perform by Women for Women, Graduate Student Senate. Ethnic Cultural Arts Program and the Women Studies program. Dunns enjoy funeral home life Segregation found

by Jim Nleman Having a funeral home be- Sometimes the Dunns are dis- that he had never moved out," at a Toledo school reporter neath them doesn't mean the turbed, not by mourners, but by Stephen said. Dunns have to be as quiet as music the family or the de- The Dunns plan to move into The Dunn Funeral Home is a church mice. ceased has chosen. TOLEDO (AP) - The city's large foreboding Victorian man- "(The mourners) make more "WE ONCE had "Jesus Christ the house next door in the next blacks. Twelve percent of the few months. "Who knows, school superintendent says white freshmen were in basic sion at 408 W. Wooster St. It noise downstairs than five kids Superstar" playing for eight disciplinary action is planned seems that if ever a house were could ever make up here," Mr. straight hours." Stephen said. maybe we will miss it," Becky courses, compared to 56 per- said. at a nigh school where blacks cent of the blacks. haunted, this would be the place. Dunn said. The Dunns bought the house, were placed in entry-level Not so. Funerals bring together peo- nominated for recognition on the Grades apparently were She recently told an acquaint- courses and whites in honors not considered in the assign- The funeral home was built !ile who haven't seen each other National Historic Register, from classes regardless of their ment process, the report said. about 1890. It is very large and or years and in this way. they an 87-year-old man. ance they were planning to looks like it should be in a horror are a lot like weddings and fam- move. "My. that must be a very Freshmen at DeVilbiss were big undertaking," was the reply. A three-week investigation assigned to classes by school movie. The only "Spook" to be ily reunions, he said. "He said he always wished of class scheduling at DeVil- administrators instead of found here, however, is the fam- biss High School also found randomly by computer, the ily cat. that teachers were given the method used at the other Spook, black and precocious, entry-level courses as punish- seven public high schools in has the run of the home's second ment. the district, school officials floor. She is the pet of Stephen "There are classrooms at said. and Becky Dunn. The Dunns and DeVilbiss that are racially Caumartin said Wednesday their 16-year-old son live in the isolated beyond what is ac- that disciplinary action would funeral home. ceptable, and those students be taken, but refused to name They insist there have been no were assigned to certain tea- those who would be disci- odd experiences there. chers based on punishment plined. "I've lived in funeral homes (of the teachers). Why? We "There seems to be no for the last 18 years," Stephen don't know," said Hugh Cau- method to the madness ex- said. Since his father was a martin, superintendent of To- cept the method ended up in a funeral director, he grew up in ledo public schools. higher rate of racial isolation the family business. Officials of the 43,000-stu- than would normally hap- When people learn the Dunns dent Toledo school district pen," Caumartin said. live in a funeral home, their first appointed a committee to in- reaction is usually bewil- vestigate possible racial seg- THE SITUATION came to derment as to why they would regation at the school after a light when Constance Robin- ever want to, Becky said. teacher complained in early son, assistant superintendent, This initial reaction of sur- October. The committee re- got a letter from a black prise is invariably followed by a ported that its investigation teacher who complained of string of jokes, puns and one- found a disproportionate being assigned to teach a liners about the Dunns' profes- number of black students disproportionate number of sion and lifestyle, she added. were assigned to the basic, basic-level courses. Teachers "AFTER LISTENING to entry-level classes. normally are given a mix of them for so long, they just come class levels. in one ear and go out the other," THE SEGREGATION, Robinson said school offi- Stephen said. which Caumartin called "se- cials would try to correct the The Dunns are also plagued by rious," occurred particularly problem in a way that is least practical Jokes, prank phone among freshmen at DeVil- disruptive to students. She calls or are the unsuspecting biss. Enrollment at the four- said students probably would accomplice to a Joke being year, north side high school is remain in their current played on a third party. 1,137 students - almost half of classes at least until mid-se- For instance, a nun once was them black. mester. tricked into calling them. Within the freshman class, "Maybe we can't get a ra- "All they gave her was our 38 percent of the whites were cial balance this year, but phone number and (she was) BG News/Phil Masturzo assigned to honors classes. beyond a doubt by next told to ask for Myra Mains (my compared to S percent of year," she said. remains)," Stephen said. Stephen, Becky and Shane Dunn are In front of their Victorian Mansion with their cat Spook.

i 2 BG News/November 9,1984 -Editorial- Capitalism and the church They now plan to "make a itself. over the next year before final by Qtorge W. Cornell radical statement about the "They are executives of multi- action on it. Protest effective economy," says an unofficial million-dollar holdings A few days before the draft's U.S. Roman Catholic bishops, conservative group, the Ameri- (churches, hospitals, schools, release, a conservative lay com- The symbolic act taken by students at Brown facing advance conservative can Catholic Conference. charitable institutions), and mission of prominent Catholics University in Providence, R.I., to request that jabs at their assessment of capi- In a recruitment letter, the they must meet large payrolls," issued their own appraisal of the talism, this Sunday make public Sroup says "Influential church writes the Rev. Thomas Reese, U.S. economy, calling its free- the university stockpile suicide pills to be taken in the first draft of a major teach- ureaucrats are pushing the an associate editor. enterprise system the best yet the event of nuclear attack was effective. ing document on the American church into partisan political Archbishop Rembert Weak- devised in the world. However, it would not be considered a good economy. controversies" and calls for a land of Milwaukee, head of the They have been working on it stop to "these radical activists." five-bishop committee that pre- The 29-member group, set up position if students were unclear on the school for about three years, and de- Some business publications pared the economic draft, says by the American Catholic Com- administration's position on the issue before they layed releasing it until after the also have questioned the qualifi- the aim is to apply Christian mittee and headed by former voted on the referendum. election to avoid campaign re- cations of the bishops to pass moral principles to economic U.S. Secretary of the Treasury The university administration stated before stu- percussions. judgments on economic policies. issues that affect people's lives. William E. S.tnon, says its docu- It could set off national reac- However, the national Catho- The draft, mailed this week to ment - sent to all the bishops - is dents voted that it would not take action if students tion and debate like that follow- lic weekly, America, notes that the approximately 290 U.S. bish- not to counter their effort, out to said they wanted a stockpile of cyanide pills. ing the bishops' previous the bishops are experienced de- ops, will be considered at their contribute to it. Brown University President Howard Shearer condemnation of nuclear war cision-makers In "one of the annual meeting in Washington and criticism of aspects of U.S. largest multinational corpora- next week and then subjected to George W. Cornell is a religion said in a speech given after the referendum was nuclear strategy. tions in the world" - the church reactions and possible revisions writer tor the Associated Press. passed that the idea of stockpiling drugs with the intended purpose of suicide "runs counter to the university's mission to affirm and improve life," said Eric Broudy, director of news and information services at Brown. Jobless are post election issue Broudy added that Shearer said the administra- ual and which, for reasons that of the Bureau of Labor Statis- the deep pockets of unem- tion did not view suicide as an alternative to by John Cunnlff few will agree on, have persisted tics, points out that in spite of ployment, and many also are anything, but that the students' concerns were not in spite of promises to deal with job creations only 70 percent of beyond the qualifications of the The voting might be over but them. the manufacturing jobs lost dur- jobless. going unnoticed. the issues remain. Little that There is the issue of employ- ing the recession nave been re- In short, the economy is cre- The referendum is good if it is not taken literally, occurred Tuesday has had any ment, or unemployment. covered. ating lots of jobs but the distri- as was the case at Brown. The two students who immediate impart on them, and Since the onset of the eco- So, the same old jobless prob- bution pattern is leaving serious initially circulated petitions to have the issue on the there continues to be a question nomic recovery total civilian lems remain. The old jobs, such social, geographic and economic of whether they will be dealt employment has risen by 6.S as metal fabricating, are shrink- problems. October ballot for student council elections said with effectively. million workers - remarkable ing. The new jobs are In trades The growth of government many people who signed the petition said they Among the issues are three until it is dissected. and services; many are in areas also remains an unresolved is- that directly affect each individ- Jane Norwood, commissioner removed geographically from sue in spite of efforts by the would not vote for it if it got on the ballot. nation's most powerful citizen. Brown University students have other, perhaps President Reagan dedicated his more effective ways to speak out against build-up Eresidency to the task but failed and potential nuclear holocaust. t accomplish it in four years. Federal government outlays Sponsoring rallies and boycotting organizations and receipts as a percent of and events which advocate nuclear armament also gross national product - the total are good ideas. At least the students at Brown of all goods and services pro- duced - are growing still. In 1980 University found a method to be heard. And they the federal government's per- were. centage was at a peacetime record of 22.4. Only during World War II. when the percentage reached Working against a 48.9 in 1944, was that level exceeded - until the Reagan administration. great sports writer In fiscal 1981 the percentage August occasion lightly wore the rose to 22.8, and then to 23.8 in by Hugh A. Mulligan added distinction of having 1982. It rose again to 24.7 percent "worked against" Joe Palmer in fiscal 1983, and remained near To his faithful admirers, gath- as a turf writer. or exceeded that percentage in ered in annual and seldom sol- The fact that Pat said the latest fiscal year. emn memorial, horse race "against" rather than "with" What will be done about medi- writer Joe Palmer, who died 32 underscored the keen competi- cal costs? Cs ago, is as immortal as tion as well as deep respect It is true that some costs lock Holmes. Palmer generated when his col- haven't been rising as swiftly as Except that, the man Red umn on matters hippie graced before. But the fact remains that Smith said "could write better the Monday sports section of the without third-party intervention than anyone else in the world now also long lamented New in the form of insurance or out- whose stuff appeared in newspa- York Herald Tribune. right financial assistance mil- pers" could spot Conan Doyle's Vintage anecdotes to match lions cannot afford payments. two furlongs and win the wine summoned up Gary Cutting medical costs remain away. Schumacher, another scribe as, or more, difficult than cut- steeped in history who once ting the federal budget. In some . Joseph Hill Palmer, Ken- equated Napoleon with Leo Du- instances it involves a hospital tucky-bred like most of his sub- rocher: "great at home, but doing without life-saving tech- ject matter, had the advantage couldn't win on the road." nology. It involves the decision •s£ being a real-life character Lynch recalled that Joe of who is to live, who to die. 'larger than fiction. And some- Palmer died of a heart attack at While some headway has been times truth. The Backstretch age 48 while burying his dog in made, a recent survey made by Baker Street Irregulars caught the backyard of his Malveme, "Medical Economics" mag- up in his cult convened the other L.I., home. Geography is impor- azine showed physician fees ris- night in an Asbury Park pasta tant here. Malveme was cen- ing at an annualized rate of 7.6 palace to swap Palmer remi- trally located within post call percent in the first seven months niscences and read from the trumpet range of Belmont, Ja- of 1964. canon of his works. maica and Aqueduct. That percentage is about the They included a priest, three Before his wake threated to same as 1963 and 1962, but It is lawyers, a judge, an insurance consume the living, someone still disappointing, since it fol- agent, a dentist who dabbles in ended the seminar with a yarn lows an appeal by the American Italian cooking to the point of that Palmer would have loved Medical Association for physi- owning the restaurant, the wife and used. A horseplayer who cians to declare a one-year mor- and daughter of the host barris- had wagered everything on Cas- atorium on increases. ter who were brought up to saleria, the one-eyed wonder John Cunnlff is a business worship Palmer as a household that finished next to last in the FOUR MORE VEAJ2-S analyst for the Associated god, and a few newspaper types. crowded 1982 Kentucky Derby Press. One of the journalists was Pat field, consoled himself with the Lynch of the now defunct New thought, "well, it took 16 horses York Journal-American. He had to beat him." covered the Lindbergh kidnap Hugh A. Mulligan is a special trial with Damon Runyon and correspondent tor the Asso- Walter Winchell, but for this ciated Press. Letters Respond Rep. Finds (JSG snow stand alone. But if enough peo- or bar, make arrangements to the same. This being a college dress and phone number must ple stand up and voice his/her spend the night with friends. town with students walking and : The BG News Editorial Page be included for verification. policy ambiguous opinion, we can assure that all Driving drunk is not funny. It driving across the tracks con- Is the campus forum for com- Letters to the Editor should Recently the Undergraduate students - both on and off cam- is not a contest between you and stantly (which for some reason ments regarding articles in not be longer than 200 words Student Government passed a us, will receive a fair deal on the law to see if you can get run right next to campus), one The News or important issues and guest columns should not statement on class attendance ftif. snow policy, with no favor away with driving drunk. By might think that there would be concerning the University and be longer than 500 words. polices for weather emergen- towards commuting students. driving drunk you risk hurting, some sort of barrier between its community. Anyone wishing to submit cies. This stand, which states or killing, innocent people. living and dying. Guest columns from mem- application to become a regu- that, in case of severe weather, Mark Eckstein You also risk hurting people Speaking from personal expe- bers of the University commu- lar columnist for the News if the Highway Patrol advises Senator, USG District One you love. If you love someone, rience (I had an experience at nity are gladly accepted. If you should contact the editorial against travel, then students don't let them hurt themselves the Clough Street crossing), I would like to write a "com- editor. who commute to Bowling Green by drinking and driving. If you believe that railroad crossings mentary" column please con- Address your comments to: State University "will be ex- Drunk driving seen care about yourself, be smart should be firmly barricaded ev- tort the editorial editor. Editor cused from classes without pen- enough to avoid driving after ery time a train passes. If trains Letters and guest columns alty." This is fine and dandy, but as driver problem drinking - only three druiks puts should be typewritten, double- The BG News have the right-of-way (ob- 106 University Hall all off-campus students are con- a 120 pound person over the legal viously) then why aren't drivers spaced and signed. Your ad- sidered commuter students, and In regard to the past few articles limit, five drinks for someone physically and visually warned have just been given free days nted concerning drunk driv- weighing 180 pounds. If you love of their approach? Sometimes TtiE'BG NEWS off during the winter by the your friends and family, don't those warning whistles and bells USG. Although this is not the _»t many people don't real- hurt them by drinking and driv- just aren't possible to hear until Eortor Carolyn Van Scran. WssEdaOr Qaottray Barnard ize is that the control of drunk Managing Editor .. Daborah Schmoc* Copy Editor Jon Phtrtan official University policy, It is ing - you may never be able to It's too late - then we have AMI Managing Editor .. Patrtaa Rfrnr AMI Copy Ed DanMaErwIn the one that USG voted as the driving should not, and cannot, tell them you're sorry. nothing to look forward to but a Naws Editor MaryJoMcVay AMI CopyEd DanaM WlnUar opinion of si/students, and is the be left entirely to the law. It is up If you're careless with your ride on the Life Flight to Toledo, Ed*** Editor MichM4 O TowW AMI Copy Ed JITrudaau to you. the Individual, not to own life, think about what will Sport* Editor MarcOatph Graphics Editor JlmYoul one that they want to become the at best. I wonder how many AM Sports Editor official policy of the college. drive drunk and not to let your happen to the lives of others. people will have to die before SttuQuon Frldsy Editor Marcsas Qrsnds friends drive drunk. Photo EdUor Susan CTOM Production Sup'r Stspharss DsVlicnala Just think about it... But don't gates are put up in front of all AMI Photo Editor PhiMaSSKO Production Sup'r Man Bryan My question is what about the A drunk driver is not a stereo- think it won't happen to you - it railroad crossings - not just in on-campus students? The only typical teenage kid out for a will. this town but all towns. Tha BO Naws a puMshad daty Tuaaday through ErMay dung ma acadsmic yssr and break we get is when the entire wsslily during to summsr saaakm by tha Board ol Studant PuMcsKms ol Bowing Qraan Ci time nor an old man who's Sure the Greek system is fun school shuts down, which isn't "a few too many." A drunk Amy to ridicule and who really gives OpHona amraaasd Dy corumnats do not nacsMarty raflact to opinions ol tha 80 > very often. But If the roads are driver is your best friend, or re a damn if they got to see Ronald bad and travel is not adviaed.all you. Reagan before us "little peo- Ths BO Naws and Bowing Qraan State UnMrsKy ara aqurrJ opportunity amploysrs and off-campus students can stay at Drunk driving will not be do not rjscrtmnsta m hMng pracacaa. Train crossings need ple"? Let's focus on something Tha BO Naws «■ not aooaot aovsrtalng that a daamad discriminatory, dsgrarjng or home (excused) while the on- curbed by continuing to raise the that might help us get home msshg on ths basts ol raoa. an or national origin campus students have to attend, drinking age, nor by outlawing protective barriers from class alive. copyright 1M4 by to BO Naws H right rasarvad. regardless of the weather and "Happy Hour" specials. Drunk Think about this: would you Editor* and BusrnMS OmoM 10eUnrvara»yHal condition outside. Is this fair to driving can be prevented by Don't cha' think all train tracks enjoy having to go visit your Bowing Qraan Stata Unrvararty the on-campus students? you: should have gates In front of tram stricken grandpa in St ■ Bowing Qraan. Ohio 43403 As the only member of the If you are going to party in em'? Well I do, and I'd bet Vincent's? Phona:(4i»)372.2eot USG General Assembly who town, walk - don't drive. If you there's a sixty-nine year old Michael D. Frederick Hours: 8 utt. 10 6 p.m. Monday through Friday voted against this atrocity, I are going out of town to a party Bowling Green man that thinks OCMB18M

V Local BG News/November 9,1984 3 Robbery suspects caught after police chase by Geoffrey Barnard man. company which serves Phillips officer Claude Clause said. Ridge Road to Anderson Road. strap on... a couple TV's and a wire editor The four were arrested by city TV and Appliance, 1028 North "There aren't too many cars The driver lost control at the micro-wave," Clause said. police and sheriff's deputies Main St. Police were told a win- out on the road at that time, and intersection, four miles north- Four Toledoans are being held when the 1972 car they were dow had been broken and some when you see one speeding east of the city. The arrested Toledoans were; in the Wood County Jail in Deu of riding in went out of control on merchandise stolen. you're going to chase it any- Police confiscated over $2,400 Anthony Mclntyer, 1326 Hamil- $12,500 bail for allegedly robbing Anderson Road, north of Bowl- way," Clause said. worth of loot from the auto- ton Road; Lyterrell V. Butler, a Bowling Green appliance store ing Green, police said. Shortly afterwards, police no- mobile. 3530 Erie St.; Darrick Butler, early yesterday morning, City police learned of the rob- ticed a car "moseying out of The car was chased north on "They got a couple of ghetto- 3841 North Summit St.; Dale L. according to a police spokes- bery from the burglar alarm town at a high rate of speed," Route 25, then east on Sugar blasters, the kind you use a Thompson, 540 Stretcher St.

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Findlay to hold grad school day Tuba prof Anyone interested in graduate reer Education and Placement ness, accounting, social work professional school can obtain as part of Its "Graduate Profes- and others. information at Findlay College sional School Information Day." Participating in the informa- worldwide Student Union Cafeteria this tion day will be schools from Tuesday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will be an open Toledo, Dayton, Cleveland and house with representatives from Columbus. Representatives performer The information will be pro- graduate/professional school from branches of the armed vided through the office of Ca- programs in law, theology, busi- services will also attend. by Kelly Rose reporter Traveling to Japan and Deluxe Prime Rib and Seafood Buffet. Canada to give tuba recitals is not unusual for Ivan Ham- Friday & Saturday mond. Last week, however, the professor of performance Downtown studies at the University stayed closer to home when he performed for faculty and Bowling Green students in Bryan Recital Hall. 352-2595 Hammond has been a tubist in L'Orchestra Symphonique 163 S. Main St. de Quebec, has been a faculty member at Scarbourogh Mu- sic Camps in Ontario and has played solo, brass quintet and orchestra concerts throughout Canada and Japan. "Japan was the most inter- esting place I've ever been because the culture is so different from the United States," he said. "You can't get a bad meal in the entire country." He also has been a tubist in the North Carolina Symphony and is a member of the Great Lakes Brass Quintet and To- ledo Tuba Trio. He has trav- eled across the country performing and played at the Toledo Museum of Art on Oct. 12. Presently, he plays tuba with the Bowling Green Brass Quintet and also teaches tuba BG News/Susan Cross to 17 students. Ivan Hammond was immediately interested his motorcycle or to another HAMMOND SAID his tuba in playing for the band after country, Hammond said he students have limited jobs hearing him play." has had some unusual experi- opportunities after they grad- When he is not playing ences during his performance uate because only one tubist tuba, Hammond enjoys his career. One such instance is needed per orchestra and favorite hobby, working with was during a solo perfor- At The Lodge only four are needed in mili- his hands. mance when a string in the 1628 E. Wooster tary bands. He added, how- "I am an amateur electri- piano accompanying him 354-2535 ever, those dedicated will get cian, plumber, carpenter and the jobs. others where I must use my "To the audience it sounded Hammond began playing hands," Hammond said. like a whip being cracked on Saturday tuba in his sophomore year of He also enjoys riding his the stage, but to me it Brunch high school. motorcycle when the weather sounded as though someone featured before "'The band director for my permits. He even has a trailer had tried to shoot me." Ham- every home game school played the sousaphone attached to the back of it to mond said. "I certainly hope I 10 am.-1:00 pm. to try to recruit students to carry his tuba. don't play bad enough for play in the band," he said. "I Whether he is traveling on someone to want to do that." 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POM**** Shop Macy's Saturday lO to 5:30. 53.50 Mon. fhruThurs. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sot. 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sun. Noon to 5 p.m. Aim* attht •tntsrmsdlols prlco rsductions nova boon P""** University Union •akan on somo sola Usni. 372-0691 '$alacrlon on many Mi* Hams varlas by star*. macyS • BG News/November 9,1984 Students sell blood for bucks by Patti Skinner According to center manager good, but not essential," Ludy Sunday honors veterans reporter Sherry Ludy, plasma can be said. donated twice a week because in First-time donors are re- by Carole Homberger WALTERS SAID the war Fonda Pike, of the Ameri- Rather than writing home for the process, red blood cells are quired to have a physical and staff reporter which was most costly in can Legion, said that group money or going hungry, stu- separated from plasma and re- can donate twice a week. Donat- terms of casulties of all wars held a potluck dinner last dents can make $15 a week by turned to the donor. ing plasma takes about two This Sunday marks the sev- fought by the United States night. selling their plasma to the Plasma is the liquid portion of hours and Ludy said there are enth anniversary of the re- was the Civil War in which Plasma Center on Monroe Street blood and can be replaced by the few health hazards involved. turn of the Nov. 11 364,000 Union and more than DORA MAY Espem Amer- in Toledo. body in 48 hours. "You can't contract anything observance of Veteran's Day. 113,000 Confederate deaths icanism chairman tor the Donors are limited to two vis- "I would like to see more by donating plasma," Ludy According to a Harry Wal- occurred. Veterans of Foreign Wars of its per week. The first visit pays students," Ludy said. "Most of said, "but (the staff) needs to ters, administrator of Vet- World War II saw the great- Bowling Green, said the VFW $5 and the second pays $10. them (the center's regular cus- look out for a drop in (the do- eran Affairs in Washington, est number of Americans will hold a dinner and dance Sometimes the center runs bo- tomers) are the unemployed of nor's) protein level." D.C., from 1971 to 1977, Veter- ever in uniform - 16,535,000 for members tonight at 6:30. nus coupons in The Blade or the area." People under 18, over 65, di- an's Day was observed the men and women - with 406,000 Lt. Col. Clarence Landon of sponsors bonus weeks that allow WHILE THE Plasma Center abetic or on medication may not fourth Monday in October in deaths. ROTC will speak. donors to make $20 a week. is not staffed by health care donate plasma. Those with vene- compliance with a 1968 law The Korean war had 6,807,- She said Landon will give The center, the only area professionals, there is a doctor real disease or heart or kidney that changed most national 000 in service and more than continuing membership pins plasma buyer, has been open on the premises at all times. The problems also are not allowed to holidays to Mondays. 55,000 deaths in 1955. to members representing five since November 1983 and ac- workers are trained for the Job, donate, and those who have had However, Walters said Con- A total of 9,834,000 Ameri- to 50 years service. cepts donations 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. but no experience is necessary. hepatitis never may donate gress passed a law in 1977, cans were in service during She will be presenting flags every day. "Any previous experience is blood or plasma. which went into effect in 1978, the Vietnam conflict. Of that, for prisoners of war who were returning the holiday to its 47,000 deaths were caused by missing in action. original date, because it be- hostile forces, he said. lieved the Nov. 11 date was Walters said today's pop- Tomorrow, the VFW will more significant. ulation of living veterans is 39 hold a dinner at the American This year's celebration is percent from World War n, 29 Legion Tontogany Hall at 6:30 "an occasion to pay tribute to percent from Vietnam, 19 p.m. Gent Bonvrowski, past ALL EDUCATION MAJORS the 1,081,000 Americans who percent from Korea, 18 per- commader of the depart- have died in the defense of cent from peacetime and less ment, will speak. their country in all American than 1 percent from World Sunday, a public breakfast wars since 1776," he said, War I. will be held at the VFW from PLANNING TO STUDENT TEACH "and to more than 28 million "Only 22 veterans. Ameri- 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Espen said living former service mem- ca's oldest, remain from the three different menus will be bers who served during both Spanish-American War," available. FALL SEMESTER, 1985 war and peace." Walters said. More than half the men and Some of the remaining who Although the holiday is be- women who served this coun- belong to veterans groups in ing celebrated Sunday, all OR try in wartime are still alive, the Bowling Green area will area offices such as the post Walters said. Another 4.4 mil- celebrate their holiday with office, banks and many busi- lion living veterans saw only dinners, breakfasts and nesses will be closed on Mon- SPRING SEMESTER, 1986 peacetime service. dances. day. You are required to attend a sign-up and information meeting: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1984 LAST CHANCE! 1 * * COMMUNITY SUITE, UNIVERSITY UNION * * BG vs OU * * * SAT. 1 p.m. WEAR ORANGE j * * ! * * STAY FOR THE DAY! #sf:***********************************************

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Student Health Events set for annual parents day Center gets more Parents will be coming to MOST RESIDENCE halls are paced aerobics classes and raat the planetarium for Parents school tomorrow. planning receptions and special quetbaU. Day. In observance of the ninth meals for Parents Day. annual Parents Day at the Uni- The Educational Memorabilia business this year Many sporting activities are Other physical activities in- Center, also known as the little versity, many events are clude a round of golf at Forrest planned. planned for this weekend. Red Schoolhouse, will be open 2 The Falcon football team will Creason Golf Course. Cost for to 5 p.m. Saturday for browsing. by Nancy Bostwick staff to see students more students is $3.50 for 9 holes and staff reporter One Parents Day feature take on the Ohio University Bob- There will be a Chinese art ex- efficiently, Navin said. event will be a concert by Doc cats tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Doyt $4.50 for 18. Parents pay $4.50 hibit all weekend in the McFall and $6.50, respectively. The Health Center is seeing "I THINK generally, we Severinsen, the musical conduc- L. Perry Field. Tickets for par- Center Gallery. The opera more students this year than have managed to get the stu- tor of the "Tonight Show." ents are still available through There is also bowling from "L'Ormindo" will be performed in the past, according to Ber- dents through here without a Rated as one of the country's the University ticket office. at Kobacker Hall of the Moore finest trumpet players, Severin- noon to 10 p.m. tomorrow and nice Lohmann, officer man- great amount of time because The Student Rec Center is Sunday in the Union's Buckeye Musical Arts Center at 3 p.m. ager for the center. of the appointment system," sen has been voted "Top Brass" offering a program called "Rec Room. Sunday. There was an average of she said, adding that the ap- for 10 years in the Playboy Mu- sic Poll. Your Parents. Parents and si- The Parents of the Year Essay 162 students per day visiting pointment system allows the blings can get in for $1 all week- THE ICE Arena is open for Contest was won by Peggy and the Health Center In October, staff more time with the stu- end. From 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, public skating tonight and to- Cynthia Cole. A proclamation Lohmann said. dents. Tickets are sold out for the the Club Pool will be open. There morrow 8 to 10 p.m. and Sunday will be given by the Mayor of This is 40 to 50 students "Usually we can generally concert, which will begin tomor- also will be volleyball games 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Bowling Green and their parents more per day than in the past, schedule them within 24 row at 8 p.m. at Anderson and building tours. On Sunday will be awarded an engraved she said. hours," Navin said. A nurse is Arena. The show will be opened from 1:30 to 3 p.m. there will be Special showings of "All Sys- silver bowl at half-time at the "We are averaging more available to give students ad- by student and faculty perform- volleyball games, medium- tems Go" have been scheduled football game. students than last year with- vice on self-treatment until ers. out the same amount of their appointment. staff," said Joanne Navin, Lohmann said recent College receptions are sched- head nurse and clinic coordi- weather changes and an in- uled 9 to 11:30 a.m. tomorrow so nator. crease in hay fever-related parents can visit with faculty FINE ART • Gl FTS ANTIQUES The Health Center is conditions this fall may con- members and advisers. The re- staffed by four physicians tribute to the increase in stu- ceptions will be held in the fol- Store Hours: and three nurse clinicians in dent visits to the Health lowing locations: Monody-Thursday 11 o m -6pm addition to office staff, she Center. • College of Arts and Sciences Friday & Salurday 10 am -8pm said. The center usually has Navin said the increase in - Ice Arena Lounge Sunday Noon -6pm four nurse clinicians, but one students visiting the Health recently resigned, she said. Center could be caused by • College of Education - Little Because of the increased several factors. Red Schoolhouse patient load and decrease in "More students are aware • College of Health and Com- personnel, the staff is under of how to take care of their munity Services - 100 Health more pressure, she said. health," Navin said. Center She said greater student • College of Musical Arts - Last year, the Health Cen- awareness of services offered Green Room of Moore Musical ter switched from a walk-in to at the center and the Health Arts Center an appointment basis. The Center's improved reputation 126 E. Wooster The Millikin Hotel Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 new procedure allows the • School of Technology - Tech- may be causes. nology Building lower level 419-352-9181

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U.S. troops may go to Nicaragua Buyers grumble as cookies crumble CINCINNATI (AP) - The situ- Central America appears to be are visiting 35 college campuses Soviet strategy for expanding ation in Nicaragua hasn't dete- the best way of aiding that re- nationwide until April. communism's influence, Mu- riorated enough to require that gion's countries and helping to He and Lt. Col. James Kelsey, ratti said. U.S. troops be sent in, but direct stabilize them against commu- another student attending the NEW YORK (AP) - Spray Warwick's research director, American involvement there is nist infiltration. The United Army War College at Carlisle, "ITS A VERY smart strat- cans that won't spray and said yesterday. "This is still passible, a U.S. Army offi- States is sending about $3 in Pa., were interviewed yesterday egy. That is a low-risk, low-cost cookies that crumble, "easy something people are inter- cer who specializes in Latin economic aid for every $1 of during their visit to Xavier Uni- controversy. There's no risk of open" cartons that cause us ested in. D you go into super- American affairs said yester- military training assistance to versity in Cincinnati. They escalating that conflict into con- to fumble, clear plastic wrap markets you would have day. that region, he said. made it clear that their com- ventional war or a nuclear ex- that stubbornly clings - these heard this all before." "I can't rule it out," Lt. Col. ments reflected personal opin- change with the United States," are a few of our least-favorite Jose Muratti said. "When the "THE ECONOMIC aid is defi- ions, not official views of Muratti said. things. THE TOP PEEVE in the people of the United States de- nitely what's going to solve our military command or the Rea- The officers are traveling to That was the conclusion of survey, which was unveiled in cide that it's in their national problems down there," he said. gan administration. various college campuses as a survey that asked consum- the November-December is- interests, then it will happen. If But you need the security that Muratti and Kelsey, a special- Srt of a lJ>-year-old program by ers to rate their annoyance sue of Consumers Digest, was the situation in Central America the military can give. You can- ist in military intelligence who i Army War College to encour- with packages that say "tear "Spray cans that won't was to get to such a point that not let the rebels go around has had Army assignments in age dialogue between its stu- here'' but don't tear, with spray," which 93 percent the public were to say something blowing things up in the country, Vietnam, Hawaii, Korea and dents and the civilian and rolls of toilet paper that can't rated "very annoying." must be done, then troops would because that will make the peo- Germany, said they consider it military students of the nation's be unfurled without a cascade Next came "Cartons that be sent in. But that situation ple see the government as pow- unlikely that the United States universities. 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"Placing president of a public employees tutions into privately operated deinstitutionaUzing mental pa- mate and real concern about role of this union is to protect the persons In a least restrictive union yesterday accused state facilities, which are then given tients and said his union would these patients, and we have been wages and hours and working environment is of greatest ad- officials of "dumping" mentally state funding, has resulted in file a Freedom of Information closer to the problem than any- conditions of the people who are vantage to the individual. That's retarded patients into privately "dumping" patients into homes. request with the Ohio Depart- body else." members of this union. I'm not the moral philosophy behind this operated homes and said he He said state authorities often ment of Mental Retardation and McEntee's union claims 1,- going to apologize for that." program.'' would demand a state account- do not know how state money is Developmental Disabilities, 075,000 members nationwide and JIM BRUNEY, a Columbus ing of the procedure. being spent and that state regu- asking the state to disclose the represents about 200,000 nation- spokesman for the Department He said Ohio operates 11 state Gerald McEntee, national lation of those facilities is fre- plan. ally - and 4,500 in Ohio - who of Mental Retardation, defended centers for the mentally re- president of the American Fed- quently inadequate. He urged state officials to halt work with the mentally ill and the state's deinstitutionalization tarded or handicapped, with 2,- eration of State, County and "Our union believes in a dual- the deinstitutionalization and to mentally retarded. The union program. Supporters say the 861 patients. There are 1,103 Municipal Employees, said Ohio track system. We believe there's appoint a commission that could also called other news confer- plan can save states money and facilities in Ohio that house the and other states are engaged in a role for community centers in document the system's prob- ences around the state yester- benefits the patients by moving mentally retarded, including the a dangerous trend by turning the system ... but we also be- lems and recommend solutions day to publicize its position. them from institutions to more 11 state centers and privately over the care of the mentally lieve there's a role for the insti- to the governor and Legislature. Asked whether his union was community-like settings. operated nursing homes and retarded to privately run mental tutional system in this country," "Our people work and live making its plea primarily out of group homes. They have a total health facilities. McEntee said. with these patients," McEntee concern for its membac' jobs, "Not only in Ohio but in the of 11,037 beds and usually oper- He said the practice of moving MC ENTEE ACCUSED the told a news conference called by McEntee replied, "I want to nation, the track record is ate at capacity, Bruney said. News Briefs More women buy guns Uniontown to get survey AKRON (AP) - The fear of crime once UNIONTOWN, Ohio (AP) - People living again is prompting more women to buy pis- near a closed landfill will be questioned this tols, according to gun salesmen. But police winter in an effort to track down allegations of warn that guns aren't always the best protec- health problems, state officials say. tion against criminals. A state epidemiologist said at a public Glenn Lyle, manager of Sam's World of meeting Wednesday night that the Ohio De- Guns in Tallmadge, said he is selling guns to partment of Health in February will survey "nurses, waitresses and some old ladies, but residents near the old Industrial Excess Land- basically to women who work late and go in fill. and out of a parking lot frequently at a certain The landfill is about a half mile south of time." Ohio 619 in Stark County's Lake Township. Ohio does not have strict laws governing The epidemiologist said a sampling of 50 of gun ownership. The only requirement for a 169 households within a half mile of the landf ill gun purchase is that people till out a sworn will be done to determine if there are any Bring in your coupons from those other guys and questionnaire with their names and addresses health problems. and answer questions posed about any police Have it your way at Burger King!* record. 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BG has to win its next impressive record at home, California dreamin'. But a wake two games to play. First, there's two, also. on to win 24-20. Today marks a homecom- Harrison is gone, and so is ing for Bowling Green head winning 12 of their last 17 to reality could be forthcoming. home games and losing just The CMU loss left BG just most of the Bobcat passing of- hockey coach Jerry York fense, but now OU has developed when the Falcons compete in two. one-half game out of the Making things tougher for championship race and the Cali- a running attack. Potsdam, N.Y. against Clark- "I never thought they would son University. the Falcons is the return of fornia Bowl appearance that York began his career as a ail-American defenseman goes with it. The Chippewas and run," Stolz said. "They ran for head coach with CU and com- Dave Fretz. Also returning Toledo are tied with 5-1-1 MAC 250 yards against Miami, and piled a 125-87-3 record over a are CU's top two scorers from records while BG stands at 5-2 that concerns me. A good rush- seven year span. His team last season in Mike Harvey (6-3 overall). ing team keeps the ball away made the East Coast Athletic and Gord Sharpe. Thus, leaving NIU in another from our offense." tf ft Conference playoffs six of Harvey, a junior center, spoiler role as it faces UT tomor- IF THE Bobcats manage to those years, and was named suffered a knee injury earlier row. CMU plays Ball State. The keep the football away from NCAA Division I coach of the this season and missed the clincher is that the two first Brian McClure and company year at the end of the 1976-77 game against OSU and is place teams wrap up their re- then they unload BG's potent The latter is not going to be a campaign. probable for the series. spective schedules playing each Ohio University tomorrow at 1 offense. Leaving the task to the NowYork will face his for- For the second straight other, in Mt. Pleasant, Mich. p.m. at Doyt Perry Field, In pleasure cruise for BG, either. Falcon defense to stop the mer assistant coach Bill O'F- weekend the Falcons have a "Northern has every right to BG's final home game. Then "Ohio University, we strongly ground attack and get the ball laherty, who took over when healthy lineup, but Iain Dun- play well against Toledo, BG there's a trip to Kent to play the feel, is one of the best coached into McClure's hands. teams in the league, and they York accepted a head coach can has battled the flu over always have been," Stolz said. And the BG defense will re- position at BG. the week, missing practiced, "Their schemes against us are turn fairly healthy tomorrow. 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by Steve Quinn THE FIVE goal performance tied Mike Hart- assistant sports editor man and Jack Laine's record for most goals in a game and the seven goal series performance Let him play on a line with veterans or match broke the record held by four Falcon players. him up with rookies, it doesn't matter. Jamie In his first two years, many of Wansbrough's Wansbrough will still score. goals have come with him positioned close to the Since joining BG's hockey team two years ago. net and picking up rebounds off other players Wansbrough has been one of the leading goal shots, but this year he proved he could score from scorers. As a freshman he recorded 23 goals, outside the face off dots which lie on either side of finishing fourth on the team behind three upper- the net. clasmen. Against Lake Superior, Wansbrough skated After completing his sophomore year, the To- around a Laker defender before putting a slapshot ronto native led the Falcons in goals scored with to the far side of goaltender Craig Shermoen. He 34, nine more than the team's second place goal gave a repeat performance the very next game, scorer. Seven of those goals were game-winners, a this time against Michigan. BG record. "Some people didn't mink I could shoot from the This year Wansbrough has picked up where he outside," Wansbrough said. "If you look at the left off as he owns 13 points with six goals and charts from last year, I took very few shots from seven assists. His 13 points are good enough for the outside. This year I haven't had as many shots fifth place in the Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- from the inside. ciation standings. "When I came here, there were about 15 or 16 However, there lies one difference between seasoned players," he said. "It was easy to move BG's team over the last two years and this year's in (to the new system). This year it's a different team. Wansbrough's linemates are freshmen and team, there are different players and different this time he is the veteran. shots." HE SPENT most of his freshman year playing IT WAS Wansbrough's scoring ability that inter- on the same line with Dave O'Brian and Tim Hack. ested York in bringing him to the Falcons pro- And continued to play with Hack and O'Brian in gram. Wansbrough was a two-time Metro Junior B his sophmore year before skating shifts with Gino all-star when he played for St. Michaels in To- Cavaflini and Dan Kane in NCAA post season ronto. competition. In his final year at St. Michaels, he led the Recently Wansbrough has skated with fresh- Ontario division with 70 goals and 55 assists, and men Paul Ysbeart and Andy Gribble. So what served as team captain. Wansbrough admits he makes Wansbrough able to adjust to the new noticed a big difference between junior hockey in players and still be able to score? Canada and college hockey. He's become a complete player," BG head "In Juniors there are three or four good play- coach Jerry York said. We want all our players ers," Wansbrough said. "Up here everybody is a to become complete players. If a player comes good player. It's not an individual game. It has to here with offensive skills, we want him to be able be a team effort." to play defense too. Wansbrough has enjoyed team success as he "He's really improved his ability to play de- has played on a CCHA and NCAA champioinship fense," he said. "His upper body is stronger. He's team. This year is a little different with the 3$ getting older, more mature ana filling out." record and he admitted the slow start is somewhat It was last weekend's performance against Ohio frustrating, but he is not about to give up. State that earned Wansbrough CCHA player of the "A lot of people counted us out, with all of our week nomination by York. Against the Buckeyes freshmen," Wansbrough said. "Here everyone he scored two of BG's three goals on Friday and wants to win and work hard, and the freshman are added two assists in Saturday's game. getting better every game. Except for the one Ohio The nomination is a familiar one to Wansbrough State game (7-3 loss last Friday) we have been in as he earned CCHA player of the week honors his every game." freshman year. In the CCHA quarter final, two This weekend the Falcons will face Clarkson BG News/Phil Masturao game total-goal series against Notre Dame, the 5- University in Potsdam, N.Y. and Wansbrough toot-10, 165 pound junior tallied five times in the certainly knows how to score against CU. His first Jamie Wansbrough (19) attempts to control the puck against Ferris State's Graham Craig in a recent series first game, helping BG to an 8-3 win. In the second two goals of last season came at the expense of the against the Bulldogs. Wansbrough scored his first goal of the season in the series against FSC. game of that series he added two more. Golden Knights. Hard hitting makes rugby exciting

Remember when we were season," he answered. This is where the hitting always declined. young and use to round up the But. while I was impressed becomes intense. The ball These guys are clobbering neighbors to play "Smear the with the turnout, I was confident carrier, like a quarterback in a opponents for two hours and Queer?" I'd be disappointed with the wishbone offense, sacrifices his their sober, just think when they Well, some are still playing it match. body for the team cause. He had a few brews in them? here at college. Except now they Rugby, is played a lot like tries to make the defender think Rugby is not a varsity sport at choose up sides, add a few rules football, except with a he is going to keep the ball and BG and while it might be and call it rugby. "pregnant" football. The object before he gets pummeled considered barberic, the In the past, friends have is to get the ball into the pitches to a teammate. Falcons plaV it well. BG beat constantly told me that I had to opponent's endzone thus scoring But, just because your team is John Carroll 20-4, has recorded a see a Bowling Green rugby a "try" which is worth four on offense doesn't mean you 26-2 record and is ranked second match. points. can't dish out punishment. Two in the nation. And when I asked why, they Prior to the match, an old years ago the Falcons' Marty In the past, Falcon rugby as almost always give me the same man who I was convinced was Moran shed a tackle by head- received a bad rap for being just the wino. told me that the butting the defender. The blow an excuse to drink, but BG s "Well it's fun to watch opening kickoff is one of the broke the defender's cheekbone team has some notable because it's so violent." most exciting plays of the game. and craked his skull, now that's accomplishments. As an avid pro hockey fan of While he was talking, I was a head-butt any pro wrestling While receiving little media 14 years, I'd become a making sure I still had my fan would appreciate. attention, rugby draws better connoisseur of vintage violence. wallet. THE HITTING is incredible. crowds then some varsity I had seen it all: sticks in the But, sure enough he was sports. The Falcon Rugby & face, bone-crunching hits, right. Football Club, which was career-ending injuries, not to established in 1968, has no mention your average half- BG KICKED off to the Sideline trouble recruiting players. In dozen fights a game. opponents, John Carroll Tom Reed fact, it has enough players to make four teams, which are So, naturally anything short University. The kickoff returner sports reporter of the punishment dolled out in caught the ball, ran about 10 separated into different skill hockey just didn't cut it. yards and then was the victim of levels. But, despite my stubbornness a brutal closeline tackle which especially considering these So, it turned out to be a good the invitations kept coming. nearly decapitated him! players where no pads. And afternoon after all. Rugby not Finally. I broke down and I became an instant fan. since each team is allowed Just only offers violence for the decided to go. A play from scrimmage is demented, like myself, but it's two substitutes, many players also a fun game to watch. While AS WE WALKED to College started with two sets of linemen who get hurt must continue to BG News/Susan Cross Park, where the matches are facing each other, like in play. it's not as exciting as the Stanley held, I figured with the football, except in rugby it's After watching about 15 Cup playoffs, I won't have to be Bowling Green rugby player Mike Walsh soothes the pain of temperature hovering at 30 called a "scrum," yes, a scrum. minutes, tempers were flaring dragged to a game next time. another battle with his two post-game friends; the ice bag and the degrees our group, a couple of Six players on each team are and I was waiting for the game's cold beer. stray dogs, and the town wino. if arm and arm along the line of first fight. So, I ask a players on he was up yet, would be at this scrimmage and then the ball is the sidelines about how many match. rolled between the teams. Both fights were in an average game? LAST HOME GAME Boy, was I wrong! teams try to kick the ball back to "We don't usually get in fights The four sections of bleachers a waiting teammate who then because we party with these were already packed and people starts a play. cowboys (the other team) after were lined up along the near An average rugby play the game," he said. sideline three deep. resembles a last-second trick As part of the post-game "It must be some kind of play that football teams use ritual the home team provides promotional day to get all these when a player runs upfield. the kegs and they have a party. people out here, huh buddy," I Before he gets tackled, he Assistant coach Roger said to the guy next to me. laterals the ball to a teammate Mazzarella has invited me to AWAY! "Smallest crowd of the who then does the same. rugby parties before, but I BG VS 0U •Sports/cap SAT. 1 P.m. Football — The Falcons tonight's and tomorrow's spikers travel to Toledo McClure's Slats: play their final home contest will be held in tonight to challenge the game of the season tomor- 1 Walker Arena. Face off Rockets in Centennial Hall row when they face the time for both matches is at 7. * 45 TD Passes Ohio University Bobcats. set for 7:30 p.m. Kickoff is slated for 1 pjn. Men's Cross Country — * Over 7.000 Passing at Doyt L. Perry Stadium. Men's Swimming — BG The BG harriers pack travels to Detroit to face their bags for Cham- Yards Soccer — The kickers end Wayne State tomorrow be- painge, 111. where they will their season Sunday when ginning at 4 p.m. compete in regional com- liA-OJTJOJSE they travel to Dayton to petition tomorrow. take on the Dayton Flyers. Women's Swimming — Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. , The Falcons head for Oak- Women's Cross Country — MAC TITLE STILL land, Mich, to take on the The Falcon female har- Hockey —The Falcon icers Pioneers today beginning riers will also travel to -UULJHEU«_ travel to Potsdam, N.Y. at 7:00 p.m. Champaigne, 111. for re- for a pair of games against gional competition tomor- WE HEED Y0UI Clarkson University. Both! Volleyball - The Falcon row. ffiUMUC 101 * i' **«- It BG News/November 9,1984

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Raw works of Art L'ORMINDO *n Professor Ron Bandy's students never have a dull morning; neither by Cavalli do the figures that the students sketch. A beautiful young Queen is caught In a "love-quadrangle" Cover Photo: A Greek restaurant's sign is overshadowed by the towers of the Renaissance Center, located just two blocks from Greektown In downtown De- but the hilarious events are troit...See story, page 6. resolved to everyone's satisfaction. Friday photo by Jtn Youl. •FrWu/TM N MM MlilzlM- Friday, November 9 at 8 pm FMMttr •riNHci EUtK Sunday, November 11 at 3 pm Marcella Grande Chris Foran Jim Youll Kobacker Hall Friday magazine is a weekly publication of The BG News, 106 university Hal, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403. Tickets $5. $3. $2 Call 372-0171

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He makes them believe they are see- pointed that time didn't allow the two performance he revealed his predic- "Everything I do is accomplished ing things (or not seeing things). to swap secrets. tions of what the headlines would be in by natural means and can be done by Dickerson is a University graduate Dickerson performs many types of that day's Blade. The predictions had anyone, with a little practice," he student in American Studies who pulls magic, but his favorites are comedy been made a week before the actual things out of his sleeve • magic and illusions, which make up a date and kept by officials at Portside But the question still remains: How Dickerson's father gave him a good portion of his act. to keep the act legitimate. did he do it? Dickerson said he cannot magic set when he was 8 years old. During a recent show at Portside in On Tuesday, Oct. 30, Dickerson foresee the future. However, the let- Ever since then, he has been fas- Toledo, he demonstrated mentahsm, performed the same illusion for The ter which he sent to the News con- cinated by magic and has been enter- BG News when he revealed his pre- tained information that no one knew taining puzzled audiences. diction of the lead stories in that day's ahead of time. In addition to being a semi-profes- News. Dickerson uses a simple statement sional magician, Dickerson is a histo- Dickerson performed the feat to of fact to explain this and all other rian of magic. His Westside draw attention to National Magic illusions: "People see what they think apartment is filled with memorabilia Week and pay tribute to Harry Hou- they see." such as old newspaper articles, post- dini, the famous illusionist who died Dickerson is teaching others the fun ers, props and ticket stubs from the of magic through a UAO mini-course. magic shows of yesterday. His mag- During the week prior to Oct. 30 In the course he teaches "sleight-of- ical/menagerie includes a mahogany Dickerson mailed a letter to the News hand tricks" that can be performed box once owned by a Hungarian-Jew- which contained what he believed with everyday objects such as cards, ish vaudeville magician who fled Ger- would be the front page stories on coins and string. man persecution. Halloween Eve. Dickerson is currently working to- Dickerson is a member of the Inter- Dickerson asked that the letter be ward one main goal as a magician: to national Brotherhood of Magicians. placed in a large envelope, sealed and perform for the president of the During monthly meetings, he and his marked with the date and time it United States. He said that since fellow magicians meet to swap stories arrived, then placed in a locked file. Merlin the Magician performed for and "tricks of the trade." The day the paper came out, the King Arthur, it has been the greatest i predictions were revealed at a lun- honor of any magician to perform for Many of the tricks that he ex- cheon with Carolyn Van Schaik, edi- the head of his nation. changes were learned through ap- tor of the flews. On the way to the White House, prenticing with several mentors, or That afternoon, Dickerson pulled Dickerson says he will perform for professional magicians. He said he from the sealed, postmarked enve- any occasion, birthday parties, school has been very fortunate to have run lope a sheet of paper that correctly children and all cynics. into many magicians willing to share FWOAY.'JIm YouN listed each of the front page stories of trade secrets. Teresa Tarantino is a Junior news- Magician Tad Dickerson predicted the Tuesday's JVews. Along with listing all of the day's front page news the letter /editorial journalism major from During a Toledo performance of lead stories in The BG News and T?ie Seven Hills, Ohio. "The Magic of David Copperfield," Blade as a tribute to master magician also made reference to an article that Dickerson was fortunate to meet the Harry Houdinl. was indexed on the front page about mma^ammMwmmBmmmimmmmmmmmmmammmm € rmni •. 11 "Summer and Smoke" flawless by Shelly Trusty I looked for problems in BG The- ater's production of Tennesse Wil- liams drama, "Summer and Smoke," when I watched it in its final dress rehearsal on Wednesday night. The (iroblems I found were a handful of inal-dress lighting miscues - nothing else. The show was fabulous! The play is a story of Alma Wine- miller (Eileen Nowacki) and John Buchanan Jr. (Tim Murnen). It is a story of the perception of human life from two angles: Alma, the daughter of a minister, sees life as a means to satisfy the soul. John, the son of a doctor, sees life as a means to satisfy the body. John believes in erotic love; Alma believes in platonic love. Alma and John grow up next door to each other, idolize each other, and stick stubbornly to their own beliefs. I can't imagine a better-cast show. Nowacki skillfully masters the character of the high-strung, overly dra- matic, unsure Alma Wmemiller. The Buritanical young woman shines and ves in Nowacki s acting style. Mur- nen is equally wonderful as John Buchanan. He makes lechery and drunkenness almost appealing as the loveable and confused young doctor. The fire in the show, (the thing that made it click) was the chemistry between these actors. In the second FRIDAV. J4m Yooll act when the bottom falls out of the A mentally ill Mrs. Wlnemiller (Liz Hamernik, junior English major) busies herself with a jigsaw puzzie while her daughter relationship between Alma and John, Alma (Eileen Nowacki, graduate student in theater) talks on the telephone with the man she loves despite their opposite views I felt it coming before it was spoken. of what love should be. The supporting cast was strong also. Every part was played to its ing was Karen Righter in the part of well designed and the costumes are for adults, $2 for students and senior fullest extent - which reflected not Mrs. Bassett - the part was not exten- delightful I would not hesitate to citizens. only the the capabilities of a fine sive, but she made it memorable. recommend this play to anyone. bunch of actors and actresses, but the Overall, I have to say that this is the "Summer and Smoke" is playing at Shelly Trusty is a junior English superior skill of the director, Dr. best play I have seen at the Univer- the Main Auditorium November 9-10, major from Reno, Nevada. Charles Boughton. Especially amus- sity. It was cast well, the scenery is and 14-17 at 8:00 p.m.. Admission is $4 Field vital and moving in 'Places' by Chris foran she will have to sell her house or be mastered the art of drawing supreme Where "Places" misses is in its ready to lose it performances from quality actors. efforts to stray away from that theme Robert Benton has it in for the But Edna is of a determined breed. Field, whose Edna Spaulding tends to of triumph over adversity. An inexpli- American family. Snapping into action, she hires a come across like a Depression-era cable affair between Margaret's hus- In 1979, he first let the typical black drifter named Moze (Danny version of "Norma Rae, manages to band (Ed Harris) and her best friend upwardly mobile family have it in Glover) and takes in a blind boarder deliver the determination needed to (Viola Amy Madigan) deflates the "Kramer vs. Kramer," a realistic (John Malkovich) to help make ends make her character vital and moving. film's potential power. Harris (who portrayal of the breakup and rebuild- meet. She puts all her hope, determin- Her two pillars of support, Malko- played John Glenn in "The Right ing of the Kramer household. Opening ation and drive into her jO-acre farm, vich and Glover, master the screen. Stuff" and a mercenary in "Under the scene is Meryl Streep's abrupt planting cotton with the long-shot Malkovich, whose current off-Broad- Fire") and Madigan ("Love Letters," exit from her life as wife and mother. hope of pulling in the first harvest and way play is the smash of the New "Streets of Fire'r) deliver strong per- The Oscar-winning drama showed the picking up the accompanying bonus York stage scene, could be another formances despite the ambiguity of fractured family fight its battle for prize. Sam Sbepard: his quietly stirring their characters which further under- survival and win. As you might expect, "Places in the portrayal of the blind veteran who cut the film's impact In "Places in the Heart," Benton's Heart" is a story of little people must come to terms with his handicap CJiris Foran is a popular culture new film starring Sally Field, he lets fighting to survive and winning - quickly becomes a metaphor for the graduate student from Milwaukee, the family have it with both barrels. showing that the problems of three film as a whole. Wisconsin. This time, the husband's equally little people do amount to a hill of abrupt exit forces the wife to come to beans in this crazy world, after all. In terms facing the crisis of daily living - many ways, this movie is closer to Places in the Heart alone with two little kids. "Terms of Endearment" than Set in a small Texas town during "Kramer." Written and directed by Robert Benton the Depression, the story opens with a It is on that level that "Places" is Cinematography by Nestor Almendros jolt: Edna Spaulding's (Field) sheriff most successful. Benton. as in Sally Field Edna Spaulding husband dies from a random bullet "Kramer," is able to turn the screen Lindsay Grouse Margaret Lomax fired by a drunken kid. Knowing she into his emotion-laden canvas, and Ed Harris Wayne Lomax cannot support herself and her two the results are occasionally moving Amy Madigan. Viola young children on the family's minus- and at times stirring, thanks in part to John Malkovich Mr. Will cule savings, she turns first to her cinematographer Nestor Almendros Danny Glover Moze sister Margaret (Lindsay Grouse) who worked on "Kramer." Rated: PG...3 stars and^then to the bank, which tells her _ »• Benton shows in the film that he has ,v x •>: •«:/«■ /<" X *< A W ft V irk*k*bkk1;*Mk!*:> V VW'.'.v V B ww v. T mm® m rmnmn* '■.it 'American Dreamer' erratic despite acting talent (AP) - "American Dreamer" can't ben," is totally wasted as the exasper- ca's brightest young actresses, as she Rosenthal, whose style lacks the decide whether it wants to be a ated companion who inevitably tails demonstrated in "The Big Chill." She crispness to pull off what was in- screwball comedy, a spy thriller or a in love with the American scatter- is asked to do the impossible in tended as high comedy. fantasy. As a result, ft fails in all brain. "American Dreamer," but she gives The rating is PG, possibly because departments despite attractive play- JoBeth Williams U one of Ameri- it a gallant try. The director is Rick of two fairly innocent bed scenes. ers and lush settings in Paris. TOPLP'S By writing an imitation of the im- l."Purple Rain" Prince & The Revo mensely popular Rebecca Ryan nov- lutlon (Warner Bros.)-Platinum els, Williams wins a trip to Paris. Her The Charts: (More than 1 million units sold.) husband declines to accompany her. 2."Born in the U.S.A." Bruce On her first day in Paris, she is a Billboard Magazine's Top Tens Springsteen (Columbia)-Platinum struck by a car outside Notre Dame. 3."Private Dancer" Tina Turner (Ca- When she regains consciousness, she S\tol)-Platinum believes she is Rebecca Ryan. (AP) - The following are Bill- 4."I Feel For You" Chaka Khan '"The Woman in Red' Sound board's hot record hits as they appear (Warner Bros.) track" Stevie Wonder (Motown) in next week's issue of Billboard mag- 5."I Just Called to Say I Love You" Wait a minute, folks. Do you really 5."Sports" Huey Lewis ft The News azine. Copyright 1984, Billboard Pub- Stevie Wonder (Motown) (Chrysalis)-P/atimiro expect us to believe that a blow on the lications, Inc. Reprinted with 6."Out of Touch" Daryl Hall & John 6."Can't Slow Down" Lionel Richie head transforms this American permission. Oates (RCA) (Motown )-Platinum housewife into a superspy ? The rest of 7."Better Be Good to Me" Tina 7."1100 Bel Air Place" Julio Igleslas the movie is a confused spy caper that HOT SINGLES Turner (Capitol) (Columbia)-P/atinum offers much movement ana little l."Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" B."Strut" Sheena Easton (EMI- 8."Volume One" The Honeydrip logic. Williams' unwilling assistant is Wham (Columbia) America) pen (Esparanza) Tom Conti, son of the author of the 2."Purple Rain" Prince (Warner 9. "All Through the Night" Cyndi 9."Heartbeat City" The Cars (Elek- romantic novels. The dynamic British Bros.) Lauper (Portrait) tra)- Platinum actor, who was nominated for an 3."Caribbean Queen" Billy Ocean 10."Penny Lover" Lionel Richie (Mo- 10."She's So Unusual" Cyndi Lauper Academy Award for "Reuben, Reu- (Jive-Arista) town) (Portrait)-PIatuium ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ECAP PRESENTS: J J Put "STAR SEARCH your Semi-Final Competition feelings SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1984 into words... 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JVDQEfr OMmondi ■ WMcfM . firm JfwWy - Don Payne, Producer/ Director WBGU-TV - Chanene Mitchell ■ Rodgers, Pres. Media Consultants and General Mgr. WSHJ- HtKM FM (88) Detroit Michigan KHtaoxw |41I)J5MI46 ■ Charles Lee, Performance Director, Univ. of Toledo - BGSU Faculty/Staff Member .,,,,..,, ifick it A A A A^ A"AAr A~A"A A1 A* A* A'A A" A" A* A "A A A A A A^ A* A-A An by Leane Costello It's Friday afternoon and you're walking home from your last class. Immediately you think about the weekend ahead. Excited? No, because it takes almost as much mental energy to decide how to reward five days of hard work as it did to accomplish it. There just is not enough to do in Bowling Green. You want to get away for a while. Well, how does visiting a major city and even another country sound? Straight up U.S. 75, only an hour and a half away is your key to an experience which can relieve the recurrent boredom of Bowling Green - a visit to "the other set" of "Twin Cities." Not only is Detroit, Mich., the home of the champion Tigers, but also the home of the downtown riverfront Renaissance Center and nearby Greektown. And just across the Detroit River is what Detroit residents call their twin city: Windsor, Ontario, Canada where the American dollar stretches 25 percent, eh.

Journeying north to twin territory yon Greek "tavernas," cafes, markets, pocketbook. tour... bakeries and boutiques. As you shop, The experience doesn't have to end The busiest street in Greektown is lined with shops, most of whl you're put into a festive mood by the here. Later in the evening you can sip • THE RENAISSANCE CENTER... lilting melodies of traditional Greek savory Greek coffee at one of Greek- music that many store proprieters town's tavernas and be entertained Play- with traditional Greek singing and Passing the tiny stores, the rich dancing.' A warning - you may be smells of baked goods beckon you. asked to join in! And once you submit, it's all over! Trays upon trays of baklava samples • WINDSOR TRAVELING TIPS... tt ou've never seen meet the eyes, and eventually, your anvthing like this circular architectu- stomach. Baklava, with its thirty lay- Detroit dos* ral wonder that soars 73 stories above ers of filo dough squishing with nut the riverfront skyline. Four gleaming paste and honey, is a sweet, gooey chrome and glass towers housing treat that's an all-time favorite of thousands of the city's business of- visitors and Greeks alike, said Sakie fices are interconnected by one of Dionysopoulos, manager of the .S. 75 will take Detroit's finest shopping locales, the you1*1 directly to the Ambassador Athens Bakery and Grocery Com- "World of Shops." In the center is the pany. Bridge, the longest suspension bridge tallest tower, the classy Westin Hotel. The Yasoo Ice Cream Parlor and between two countries. Spanning two Inside, you'll find the atmosphere Greek Bakery is another place you miles, the bridge presents you with a luxurious and relaxing. The spacious won't want to miss. Besides ice cream breathtaking sight of the two coun- •MWM lobby, from which you can enter any specialties, you can tempt yourself tries separated by the Detroit River, •iW*. tower, contains a mini-lake and an with roumbaba, a rum-soaked type of as well as a clear view of the gleam- abundance of hanging plants and creme cake; nut rolls, honey cookies ing Renaissance Center gracing De- trees, accentuated by sunlight and Greek cigars - edible ones of troit's waterfront. streaming down from huge skylights. chocolate, rum and nuts in a creamy Customs is not so pleasant, how- Winding stairways link the four shop- pastry. ever. Uniformed officials will curtly ping levels, and you can rest on plush Vistors from BG will attest that one question your motives for entering couches encased in tiny round balco- of Greektown's best eating establish- Canada and ask about vour car's nies, called "cocktail pods." ments is the Old Parthenon Restau- contents. After the ordeal, don't Surrounding the lobby is the mall- rant on Monroe Avenue. For the first breathe the heavy sigh of relief, for lover's heaven complete with elegant course, you can further stuff yourself the same will happen going back to clothing and shoe stores, book stores, with stuffed grapeleaves. Next, you the States. As lone as you have no record stores, jewelry shops and a can have your choice of Greek anti- more than $400 dollars worth of Ca- variety of lounges and specialty res- pasto or olives accompanied by a nadian goods, you'll be fine, accord- taurants. The Center's highlight, how- sweet red Greek wine. Or if you're the ing to customs personnel. ever, is its menagerie of artwork and brave type, sample the squid and While on the subject of goods, you'll gift shops. You may find your favorite octopus marinated in tangy lemon find shopping in Windsor a great snack stop to be The Cookie Machine, sauce! economic advantage for your shrink- which offers a delicious assortment of The Parthenon's specialty, according student budget. Most stores will gP« crunchy, chewy cookie delights. ing to its owner, is lamb made a give an exchange rate of 20-25 cents • GREEKTOWN... variety of ways - barbecued, roasted, on every U.S. dollar. For instance, if shish-kebabed or folded into gyros. you buy a record for $8, the cashier Nestled in downtown Detroit just Capped by spumoni ice cream or will give you up to $2 dollars back. But two blocks west of the Renaissance yogurt with honey, a meal at the beware of Canadian merchants hop- Center is a colorful block rich in Parthenon would be a luscious experi- ing to capitalize on American naivete Two boys run past an ice cream store in Greektown. Greek heritage. Monroe Avenue, its . They will up their prices so visitors "main drag, is a concentration of ence compatible with your student's will think they're saving a bundle, but shops, most of which are bakeries or taverns.

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Bill Liallos, owner of an ice cream shop in Qreektown. relaxes with a Greek- language newspaper at the counter of his store.

in actuality are not. So shop smartly! The English-style pub, Coach and where comedians from all over Amer- Most banks will give the top exchange Horses, is a cozy atmosphere where ica entertain those who need a good rate, which is about 30 percent on you can enjoy hearty English fare and laugh. By the end of the evening, your dollar, so you may want to the best of English and Canadian you'll need assistance getting out of exchange your money for Canadian beers. According to bartender Carrie the place, (and not because you be- currency before leaving. Guest, the most popular beers are come staggering drunk, although that Molson's Canadian, Labatt's Blue, also is possible), but because you • WINDSOR NIGHTLIFE ... Old Vienna and Molson Brador, a have laughed yourself delirious. After leaving the Ambassador very potent brew which Guest said "Windsor is the only point where Bridge and customs, head west on was most popular on weekends. Cana- the city of Detroit looks good from," Sandwich Street until you come to da's drinking age is 19, one of the joked one of the comedians as he Riverside Avenue. Turn right and it main reasons why college students referred to the glamorously lit Ren- will lead you on a scenic route along love to socialize in Windsor. naissance Center across the river. the waterfront to downtown Windsor, A livelier nightspot, said Guest, is He may be right considering De- its center for fine shopping, eating Peachy's, a combination bar and troit's reputation, but with the cham- and entertainment. pizza parlor best known for its spicy pion Tigers and an ethnic town that The Olde Fish Market on 156 Chat- chicken wings. Canadian and Ameri- will smack 20 pounds on a tourist, ham St. is a favorite of Americans, can students celebrate their week- Detroit has spicy character. And com- said manager Nick Fanas. end's reprieve with pizza, chicken bined with Windsor's class hotspots, "Seventy percent of our clientele wings and Peachy's 'Frozen Fanta- the two make for an awesome road- are from around Detroit," he said. sies," delightful concoctions of fruits trip. The restaurant's specialty is an enor- mixed in margaritas, chi chls, daqui- ktown. mous variety of fresh fish and shellf- ris and pina coladas. Leane Costello is a senior Journa- ish. Downstairs, however, is the main On a downtown comer of the water- lism major from Los Angeles, Calif or- attraction for visitors, said Fanas. front is Komedy Korner, a nightclub by Kim M. Zitko thing new to society, and students in Life Drawing is not the typical idea Bandy's class believe it is easier to No bowl of fruit of an "average*' art class. There is no draw a model who is not wearing any bowl of plastic fruit on a pedestal in clothes. "The human figure is one of the center of the room. Instead, a the most difficult things to draw," in this art course nude male model poses on a raised said Patsy Ehrbor, a Junior art the- platform. Students take part In the rapy major. "You can get the propor- life-drawing class taught by art pro- tions together a lot easier when you them at all, said Bandy. "The more modeling. fessor Ron Bandy. are not worrying about the folds of apprehensive I am going into it, the "People just dont understand it. A great deal of art uses the human their clothing." more apprehensive they are about the They put nude modeling in a sexual figure in some way, said Bandy, di- Cheryl Hudson, junior graphic de- class." context and it doesn't belong there," rector of the painting department at sign major, sala she was anxious The atmosphere of the class is as she protested. the University. about the course. "I was nervous at relaxed or as uptight as the student This is the third year that Mar- "It's very important to know how first, but as long as it doesn't bother ci(who prefers to re- to draw properly. Once you can do them, it doesn't bother roe," she said. main anonymous) that, then you can do it personally, "You really forget the model is even has been modeling. and then you can take your art in any there at all." The junior elemen- direction you want" The easiest way to prepare stu- tary education and Drawing nude models is not some- dents for the class is by not preparing art major worked one year at Ohio North- ern University before coming to the Univer- a unique sity . She went from $8 an hour to minimum opportunity wage, the salary paid for by the University. "I don't do it for the Fisheries money. I do it mainly — fiological Science & Chemistry — because of the peo- Majors/Minors Ele," she said. "I get ) know them personally through their art, and the way they cre- ate me." Unlike Marci, this is Paul's first expo- sure to modeling. The 21-year-old senior (who also prefers to reamin anonymous), majoring in political science began posing for the life-drawing classes just this semester. "I'm in the work For you and the wot 1.1 Uself. As a Peace Corps volun- study program and teer, you can put your degree to work at a challeng- ing, demanding and unique opportunity. You'll be needed to fuid a job," meeting new people, learning a new language, ex- Paul said. "All the periencing a new culture ana gaining a whole new other lobs seemed so out look. And while you're building your future, you'll help people in developing countries through fish- FfsBAY/Jm Veal mundane," Paul eries protects, Including fish pond construction and A student, who declined to be Identified, practices said, adding that maintenance, pond stocking, management and har- drawing the human figure of Marc!, a junior elemen- vesting techniques, fishing cooperative formation and marketing techniques and introducing fish as a tary educati' • -nd art major, during Life Drawing class. time tofluak. high protein source for local diets. The financial re- wards may not be great but as a Peace Corps volun- "I never concen- teer your opportunity tor growth is certain. makes it, Bandy said. "There's noth- trate on what I'm rleuw, but rather on Applications accented Nov 13 ing sexual about the class or about anything frem what Illhave for lunch and 14 at the Placement Office total nudity. It's cold, cut and dried, to my dam assignments." bat it's hard to convince people of la his 17 years at the University. Student Services Bldn. S1nn that." ^^ Bandy said he haa never encountered up today for an interview. Mard, a M-year-old model for the any negative experiences while teach- Call: 1-800-521-8686, ext. 107 life-drawing class said she has re- ing *e course. ceived negative reactions toward her r'The only problem I have ever faced is not having modeli snow up." There are six medels employed in the aeaartment: four women and two men. Sandy uses a modei he feels win beet Bustrate the r*articiilar problem he la wmhiili Ink, and thtarefare they work m aa on-call basis. "Welcome •imprinted sportswear •BO Jacket* The course ia a requirement for all areaa cf art studied, hat many rtoa-art BGSU Parents" •Stodium Cushions majors are enrolled, Bandy said •New falcon bandanas ' 1"* Purpose of the course is to •assorted memorabilia anteataad as well as lean to draw the harnan flgere." For art majors and non-art majors TO'S CAMPUS CORNER ■like, the lite-drawing class iTa "Serving the everyday needs of the college student" course to umierstand the phenomenal 902 E. Wooster design of the human body. Owner Garnet Ohns Kim Zitko ia a sen/or magazine journalism major tram WU&wick, Ohio. r- — •.11

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