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Friday, January 29,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 88
Twin Swans Black events may be halted by Klmberly Larson feel the University Escort Ser- campus editor vice is inadequate, it's that many women of color have expressed that they think it's inadequate," The miscommunication be- he said. tween a student organization and According to Jackson, the Of- the office of Student Activities fice of Student Activities wrote a could result in the termination of letter stating their lack of ap- some black events on campus. proval of the program and asked The Black Student Union and the BBCA to disband it because the Board of Black Cultural Ac- they found it to be discrimina- tivities began a "Just for You" tory. escort service which stated on its "But of course it's not," Jack- flyer it was "designed specifical- son said. ly for the non-white woman." Luster said the BSU and the The Office of Student Activi- BBCA decided to organize the ties said that, according to the meeting today because Gregg student code, the service is dis- DeCrane, assistant vice presi- criminatory and must be disban- dent of student activities, did not ded or the University could lose try to set up a meeting to discuss all federal funding. Furthermore, the issue. the code states that if the BSU "I think the most important and the BBCA do not comply with thing we need to grasp is that the the demand all of their events administrators didn't even make could be terminated. an effort to talk to us before they According to Shakir Jackson, became so critical," Luster said. president of the BSU, "The "There has been no dialogue at BBCA formed the escort service all with Gregg DeCrane." for African-American women DeCrane said he was not aware and women of color, but not ex- of the escort service until this clusively for them." month and tried to contact the Muhammcd Luster, president BBCA and the BSU, but they of the Board of Black Cultural never returned his phone calls. Activities, agreed. Also, Jackson said the groups Luster said it is his duty as scheduled this meeting because The BG Ntanmr»M Thotnai president of the BBCA to make if the program is not disban- Practicing her routines, dance psychology major Bca Robert! noon. The Instructor for the Intermediate ballet class Is Jackie sure the needs of his constituents ded, other African American studies ballet dance In Eppler North room 105 Thursday after- Neiaon-Paunil. are met. "It's not a case of whether I See events, page five. State's insanity Views of capital punishment differ laws questioned Members of local religious community express opinions about Umbel case by Christina Wise practice it is highly discouraged. mean he doesn't need to pay for the entire Unitarian church in The Associated Press editor-in-chief "Even though the death pen- his crime - even if it is through which the tradition is one of indi- alty is mentioned for many death. vidual conscience - it is up to crimes in the Bible, under Jewish "Someone who has done some- each person to decide for them- AKRON - Lt. Gov. Mike DeWlne appointed a committee Thursday The mitigation phase of the law there are so many require- thing as horrible as he has, selves what they believe about to review laws allowing criminal suspects to be sent to mental hospi- John F. Umbel trial, which will ments that must be met before shouldn't be let out on the streets capital punishment. tals instead of prison if they are found innocent by reason of insanity. determine his sentence for the someone can be put to death that again and maybe [capital pun- "No matter what the de- kidnapping, rape and murder of a the tendency is to avoid it at all ishment] is the answer," she said. nominational stance on the issue DeWlne appointed Summit County Prosecutor Lynn C. Slaby to three-year-old boy, will resume costs," he said. The Rev. Roger Brewin, minis- is, every member has the right to head the eight-member committee. Slaby's office has been in- Feb. 1. The issue now is not Beinstock said one well-known ter of Maumee Valley Unitarian their own view," he said. vestigating two recent cases involving state mental hospital patients whether he is guilty of the Rabbidic commentary states that Universalist Congregation in Brewin said he could under- charged in more than one slaying. crimes, but if he should pay the if someone is put to death once in Perrysburg, said he believes the stand the family's grief and One case at the Western Reserve Psychiatric Hospital in Sagamore price for committing them with 70 years in Israel, it is considered death penalty is a terrible admis- wanting Umbel to die is for them Hills involved George Gruic, who has been charged with killing an- his own life. a bloody court. sion of social failure and the state a logical response, but on a other patient while free to walk the hospital grounds. Gruic, 46, has The question is one that has He also said in the Umbel case should not have the right to kill higher ethical level he does per- been ruled Innocent by reason of insanity in two deaths dating back brought the subject of capital the belief that the death penalty anyone. more than 25 years. punishment violently home to the is a deterrent to crime is flawed. However, this is not the view of See Umbel, page four. In the second case at Western Reserve, Willie J. Johnson, 51, fled local religious community. "How can you apply that to the minimum-security hospital Dec. 24 and later called from his The Rev. Randy Wood, director someone like John Umbel who is sister's home In Birmingham, Ala, asking to have his Social Security of missions for the Southern Bap- supposedly mentally ill and say checks forwarded. He has been convicted in two deaths. tist Churches In Northwest Ohio they would be deterred," he said. Unlike an escaped inmate, Johnson cannot be extradited back to said the Baptist Church has no Rabbi Edward H. Garsek of the St. Tom's ministers Ohio. official stance either against or Congregation Etz Chayim, also in in favor of capital punishment. Toledo, said Umbel should not be "Every Baptist church is put to death because the evi- defend man on trial "We can no longer tolerate people being released autonomous," he said. "There is dence In his case is not clear ac- having committed murders, rapes, aggravated no one creed that pertains to the cording to Jewish requirements. by Christina Wise Sister Pat Schnapp. who death penalty. Each Individual The fact there were no eyewit- editor-in-chief ministered at St. Tom's be- burglaries, intimidations, felonious assaults." church determines their own be- nesses to the crime - in Israel tween 1979 and 1983 and has Lynn C. Slaby, committee head liefs on the Issue, as does each there must be at least two - known Umbel for more than individual member." makes death an unjustifiable The Roman Catholic five years, echoed Weber's He said members of the church punishment under their law. Church's opposition to capital description and said killing are on both sides of the issue, es- The Rev. Levona Schall, pastor punishment Isn't the only Umbel would be like killing a pecially in Bowling Green where of Agape Church of Prayer, 313 reason the campus ministers child. "We can no longer tolerate people being released having commit- the Umbel case has made it Thurstln Ave., said there is no of St. Thomas More Universi- ted murders, rapes, aggravated burglaries, intimidations, felonious even larger. one opinion on the death penalty ty Parish do not want to see "In many ways John Is a assaults," Slaby said at a news conference. The Rev. John Snyder, pastor within her church. convicted murderer John child," she said. "There has DeWlne, a former Greene County prosecutor, said he was familiar of Northside Baptist Church, 701 "As Individuals, that is a de- Umbel receive the death pen- always been something un- with the difficulty of arguing during a trial that a defendant is sane W. Poe Road, said each person in cision each member of the con- alty - they know him person- developed about him. Putting and then, when ruled insane, arguing that the person is insane and his congregation has to form gregation has to make on their ally. a child to death is unaccepta- must be placed in a mental hospital. their own opinion on the issue. own," she said. For more than ten years ble In this society and so "Any prosecutor In any major jurisdiction will have a horror sto- He added that he is personally She said personal decisions Umbel would visit the parish, should killing John." ry," DeWlne said. for it and believes that "by and about the Umbel case should de- the ministers there offering Weber said that while the Slaby, who has criticized the insanity defense laws in the wake of large most Baptists are." pend a lot on if an individual has him compassion, in hopes of emotional wounds of the the Gruic and Johnson cases, said the committee would be an open "If a man takes another man's experienced a similar grief. finding a friend. Leimgruber family will take a forum for reviewing suggestions for changing the law. life he should pay for it with his "If I had a child who had been The Rev. Herb Weber, who long rime to heal from the In- The panel also will look into related matters including how to deal own," Snyder said. murdered by someone like [Um- currently ministers at St. cident, killing Umbel will not with people ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial and how to Rabbi Arnold L. Bienstock of bel] I don't think I'd hesitate to Tom's and has known Umbel help them or the people of handle prison inmates who are mentally UL The Temple B'Nal Israel in opt for the death penalty," Schall for about five years, said Bowling Green. Slaby said he hopes to have some preliminary recommendations Toledo said that while on paper ■aid. Umbel was "like a lost puppy within six months. Additional recommendations to the Legislation capital punishment is acceptable She said Umbel will be forgi- in search of a companion." might take longer, he said. to those who practice Judaism, in ven by God but that does not The BG News January 29,1993 The BG News n.yzoN"E -An Independent Student Voice-
Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor CONNELL BARRETT |.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor E.A.R. to the Ground...
For those of you who are now fasting to pay off tuition and book debts, E.A.R. Central has some good news. The Census Bureau reported that salaries for those who get a degree after high school earn an average $1,000 a month more than those with just a secondary degree. The bad news - no matter what level of education you achieved, the growth of income from 1987 to Media stereotypes women 1990 was so small, it was insignificant when inflation figures were factored in. But hey, you're in this for Despite any advances that have been made alarming - plastic surgery. Face lifts, lipo- the knowledge, not the money, right? for them in the real world, women continue suction, collagen implants... women are get- to be objectified and presented primarily as ting everything from their noses to their **• sex objects in the world of the media JULIET breasts altered to conform to the media's In addition to the fact that only women specifications of the perfect woman. who meet certain standards of beauty and COOK Is it vanity or is it low self-esteem In- glamour prevail in our media, these women curred by the pervasive influence of the are also continually shown in compromising media that causes countless women to have Now that the University has been ranked in the and subordinate positions. Just open the their features modified for beauty's sake? lowest quartile in U.S. News and World Report's 1993 nearest fashion magazine and take a look for For one thing, women are made to feel that College Guide, we have one question for administra- yourself. once their youth is gone, their beauty vani- tors. Where's our refund? At the least, we should The first thing you may notice as you flip shes right along with it. For example, wrink- only have to pay a quarter of our current tuition. It's through its pages (provided you're not les may be considered distiguished looking only fair. You should get what you pay for. already brainwashed by the way women in older men, but they are seen as just plain have been treated in the media for years) is ugly in aging women. In fact, any sagging *** the lack of racial diversity. Yes, a lot more body part is viewed as unattractive and is ethnicities are represented in the modelling expected to be corrected by a woman who field now than in days past. However, the really cares about her appearance. majority of models are still white, and too The ridiculousness of the plastic surgery Congrats go to the Women's Basketball team for often dark-skinned ethnic women are pre- woman takes up, the less she'll have to be trend is reflected in this remark made by pounding Western Michigan Wednesday night The sented as exotic animals to be tamed. reckoned with. For this reason, women are syndicated columnist Anna Quindlen, con- Another thing you can't help but notice are encouraged to have small, "feminine" appe- cerning the medical establishment's failure - Falcons were tied for first place with the Broncos the skinny as toothpick bodies of the models. tites in everything from food to sex. to protest harassment of doctors who per- • and are now in sole possession of the lead in the Mid- Their perfect, poreless skin is easier to ig- form abortions. "The big medical organize- J; American Conference. Nice job, Falcons! nore because readers can just think airbru- tions were more fired up about our right to - shed, airbrushed, airbrushed. But when it choose breast implants than they have ever ; comes to their lithe. Barbie-doll figures, "Barbie's measurements are been about our right to choose abortion.'' ; many women refuse to be satisfied until they actually physically impossible This clearly indicates the warped perspec- - have achieved similar standards with their tives and priorities reflected by the medical own bodies. for any woman to attain... not establishment, by the media and in the atti- . - Even though University student and Ward One One problem with this attitude is that all to mention her feet are formed tudes of women themselves. women have a different body shape largely only to fit high heeled shoes. The object if icat ion of women in the media Councilman Scott Ziance is not running for re- based on heredity and other factors beyond influences the way others see women and ■ election this year, there's a pretty good chance a stu- Excuse me - who do I throw my the way women see themselves. When wom- dent could win his council seat. This week, College her control; most likely, it is genetically Im- possible for her to attain a whole new body tomatoes at?" en in the media are so often shown as sex ob- Republican Todd Kleismit announced his candi- shape. jects, they tend to be viewed as such in the • dancy. Hmmm ... do you think we might see a College By the way, speaking of Barbie ~ some- real world, too. This undoubtedly leads to an Democrat pop into this race? Guess we'll just have to times considered the prototype of female increase in sexism, sexual harassment and sit tight until the Feb. 15 filing deadline for candi- perfection - her measurements are actually other sex-related violence. dates. Keep your ears open and your eyes peeled physically impossible for any woman to at- These kinds of attitudes have fostered It is the responsibility of individual mem- - folks. We could be in for a rather interesting cam- tain ... not to mention her feet are formed outbreaks of eating disorders, like anorexia bers of our society to realize that the media's paign season this year. only to fit high heeled shoes. Excuse me - and bulimia, among many young women and portrayal of women is not accurate and to who do I throw my tomatoes at? have led to feelings of low self-esteem and in- separate exploitlve portrayals of women - A variety of ideas exist as to why thin feriority among many others. from reality in their minds. equals attractive when it comes to women in Such attitudes have also created another Juliet Cook is a weekly columnist for The the media For example, the less space a widespread phenomenon that is just as News.
The event you've all been waiting months for is fi- nally coming on Sunday - The Super Bowl!!! What's the big deal with it, anyway? Ifs just an- other excuse for college students and older adults to drink beer, sit on their butts and let out random pro- fanities for no particular reason. We can do that in class ALL the time. Justice's achievements not lost Hey, maybe that explains our poor national college ranking. And we wonder why America is losing the To the Editor a Fahrenheit 451 scenario in the medical services provided to im- inevitable consequence of cen- With the death of Justice 1969 Stanley vs. Georgia case. poverished people would "bruta- turies of unequal treatment ... war to the Japanese Thurgood Marshall, the U.S. has Said Marshall: "If the First lly coerce poor women to bear The dream of America as the Anyway, happy viewing, don't O.D. on cheese curls lost its most eloquent defender of Amendment means anything, it children whom society will scorn great melting pot has never been and may the sports be with you! the Constitution. means that a state has no busi- every day of their lives." realized for the negro; because of Before being appointed to the ness telling a man sitting alone in Marshall went on: "I am appal- his skin color, he never even Supreme Court by President his own house what books he may led at the ethical bankruptcy of made it into the pot." Johnson in 1967, Marshall was read or what films he may watch those who preach a right to life best known for serving as coun- Our whole constitutional herit- that means, under present social Brother Marshall greatly con- The BG News Staff sel to the NAACP, winning 29 of age rebels at the thought of giv- policies, a bare existence in utter tributed to moving America the 32 cases he argued before the ing government the power to misery for so many poor women toward a more just society. Un- Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. fortunately, his last ten years on Supreme Court. control men's minds ... And yet, and their children." Glen Lubber! Sports Ed. Dawn Keller Asst. Chief Copy Ed. the bench were spent trying to Marshall fought for equal vot- in the face of these traditional In the dissenting opinion of the Erik PupiMo ASM. Sports Ed. Ron Novak Copy Ed. maintain the achievements made ■ ill lurgCM Prod. Supervisor TonyNehrs Copy Ed. ing rights, urging the Supreme notions of liberty .Stanley famous Bakke case of 1978, Mar- |ul Group looks to Ah-Ha -- Here's Megadeth! abolish racism byJamlR. NoMel student organization reporter There are those who believe racism doesnt exist and even more who believe It doesnt exist on our campus. But, there's one group on campus determined to do more than just talk about the problem - they are trying to solve it. The People for Racial Justice Committee wants to educate our community about the problem of racism and wants to eliminate all racism in our area. Behind the passionate words of this group are also passionate ac- tions. They do more than just discuss the problems we face; they deal with them head-on by becoming involved in racial incidents which have occurred on and around this campus. "We formally address racism on campus and in the community," Christopher Smltherman, co-chairman for the group, said. Smltherman refers to himself as an egalitarian who is a person for all human rights. He said the group addresses all people and while they also address the issue of white supremacy, they are not blaming anyone nor are they trying to discredit any members of our society. They aren't concerned with who causes racism as much as they are concerned with how to stop it, he said. People for Racial Justice works with groups such as the Coalition for Transcultural Enhancement and the Latino-Student Union on cer- tain Issues. Smitherman said the group never runs out of things to do and the group exists because there is indeed a problem. Professor of education Conrad Pritscher and Smitherman lead the group. Members consist of faculty, administrators and students. The group welcomes anyone interested in making a difference and changing things, Smitherman said. The committee has one very im- portant goal which it strives to achieve with every issue they tackle. Smitherman said the committee's goal is "to establish high morals and ethics in mankind in order to reduce racism." People for Racial Justice has been involved in several projects, but one of the most important was bringing Black Entertainment Televi- The BG NCWI/DC.IK Hrabtk sion to Wood County. Group member Rick Nash was one of the key individuals involved During his break, James Taylor looks for a tape at the Village in bringing the network to our area who was looking for a tape by Ray Bolty, visits the store at least Preacher Bookstore, 133 South Main, Thursday afternoon. Taylor, once a month. Another project the group initiated is the Racism Reduction Center. The project is headed by Nash, but will be student based and student run. The center will be in action sometime this year. "We hope it will smash racism by bringing out the covert racism that exists, and from there, educate to the point where the ignorance Valentine pleads no contest is zero," Nash said. Ad Correction by J.J. Thompson A no contest plea is not an admission of guilt, but associate editor is treated like one for sentencing purposes. Due to the error of The BG News, The charges stem from a confrontation between Valentine and people he claims made several ob- The Subway ad that One of Bowling Green's largest property owners scene phone calls to his young daughter, according ran on Monday 25,1993 pleaded no contest Wednesday in Perrysburg Mun- to Valentine. He said he did not know the people was incorrect. icipal Court to a disorderly conduct with a per- well, but became "fed up with it" when they re- It should have read sistence charge. peatedly called his home. Douglas R Valentine, owner of Piedmont and "I handled it myself, instead of taking it to the $1 OFF any Footlong Sub Preferred Properties, was fined $150 and court proper authorities as I should have," he said. 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The Girl Scout organization is split vidual bakers who then develop various into five age divisions: Daisies, Brownies, types of cookies, Ach said. Junior Girl Scouts, Cadets and Senior Girl 1940's Scout rule Girl Scouting in America means badges. It Varieties in one region may not exist in Scouts. means cookies. It also means a lot of dough - another region, she said. Cindy Rossow, local service unit director, the kind that adds up in the bank. "You might have different cookies 20 said while Daisies are not permitted to par- In 1992,172 million boxes of cookies were minutes from where you are," Ach said. But ticipate in the sale, the other younger girls forbid public sales sold nationwide, up from 166 million in 1991, she added that bakers are asked to always sell the most cookies. by Sharl L. Veleba make three favorites - chocolate mint, and 165 million in 1990, said Ellen Ach, "Our Brownies are our number one city reporter senior media specialist at the national head- peanut sandwiches and shortbread. sellers," she said. quarters for the Girl Scouts in New York "Those are the core of what we sell," she- Rossow said she attributes the high Brow- City. said. nie sales to more enthusiasm for the project. Rich-flavored cookies sprinkled with history will be hitting Ach said each of the 333 regional councils Several bakeries across the nation are "I think they have more of a drive to take the streets soon, courtesy of local Girl Scout troops. for the organization sets the price for cook- chosen to become "Official Girl Scout the orders. A lot of people say to me, 'Who The Maumee Valley Girl Scout Council, based in Toledo, re- ies, but the average cost is from $2.25 to Bakeries," she said. Regional councils then can resist one of those little Brownies?' " she cently ended this year's sales pitch for cookies and delivery is $2.75 per box. make their choice of a bakery from that said. scheduled for sometime in March, said Claudia Finn, marketing Cookies for local Girl Scouts are baked by grouping. Rossow said safety for the girls is a big director of the council, which includes Bowling Green's Girl the ABC Bakeries, in Birmingham, Michi- Ach said while Girl Scout troops na- concern during the cookie sales. Scout troops. gan. "It's a seasonal thing," she said. tionwide are not required to sell the cookies, "They are encouraged to go [door-to-door] Carol Rubins, in charge of fund-raising and special events for "They'll be asked to bake 10 million cookies, it is highly recommended as a troop activity. in pairs or with an adult, to use the "buddy the council, said that in some areas, "booth sales" account for a and then they don't have to make anymore. She attributed the increase in cookie sales system'," she said. portion of the overall sales of cookies. It's harder than an everyday sale - it's a to growth in membership of the organization Claudia Finn, marketing director of the "We schedule locations around the city where the older girls challenge." and a larger U.S. population overall. Maumee Valley council, agreed with Ros- sell cookies in public," she said. "A lot of times the older girls In one instance, Ach said, a bakery wanted Money earned from the cookie sales goes sow. don't like to go door-to-door to compete with the younger girls." to participate, but after the company looked to the bakers, the troops and area Girl Scout "Girls should never go by themselves. Ironically, a rule from page 77 of the Girl Scout Handbook of further into what was involved it opted to councils to help fund projects, Ach said. They are not supposed to go into anyone's 1940 forbid such public sales of products by troop members. forego the project. "The girls vote for what the money goes home," Finn said. The rule stated that no Girl Scout under the age of 18 is per- "They realized they just couldn't do it," for," she said. Older scouts seem to concentrate on mitted to canvass for or solicit funds in the capacity o" a Girl she said. Debbie McLaren, cookie recorder for the "spot" or "booth" sales, Rossow said. Scout. No one really knows when the first Girl Maumee Valley Girl Scout Council, said the Carol Matthews, 9, is a Junior Girl Scout in The rule further read, "In no case should Girl Scouts in uni- Scout cookies were baked, Ach said. 1992 sales helped provide troop funding and Bowling Green who recently participated in form, either together or singularly whether with or without "It could go back to the 1900's, when it was support for Camp Libbey, located in De- cookie order taking. their leader or some other adult member of the organization ... thought that the first Girl Scouts baked the fiance, Ohio. "It's hard because you have to walk engage in any form of soliciting money or selling anything that cookies themselves," she said. "The first "Last year 980,000 boxes were sold [in around a lot, but you raise money for your involves accosting strangers in public places, such as streets, commercial baking began in 1934, in Phila- Northwest Ohio],"she said. troops. It's good because you get a lot of hotels, restaurants or railroad stations." delphia." Each box sold for $2.25, for total sales of exercise," she said. IN BRIEF... Umbel Continued from page one. The Student Environmental will be interviewing students Action Coalition is planning for jobs. sonally feel the death penalty is lic Church. According to the U.S. It further states "the legiti- such as life imprisonment. an "educational picket" According to SEAC mem- in order. Bishop's Statement on Capital mate purposes of punishment do The Rev. Thomas Leyland, a against British Petroleum at ber Bonnie Armstrong, the "If it were my son who had Punishment, most recently not justify the imposition of the priest at St. Aloysius Catholic 12:30 p.m. today in front of picket is to educate students been murdered though, I doubt released in 1980, the death pen- death penalty." Church, ISO S. Enterprise St., the Student Services Build- about the company's envi- my ethical concerns would make alty is absolutely opposed in all These purposes cited are pun- said although the Catholic church ing, where the oil company ronmental record and poli- a bit of difference," he said. "I cases. ishment for the protection of so- does not condone Umbel's ac- cies. would want to see him killed, "We need not take life for life," ciety, moral reform and retribu- tions, the death penalty is uncal- too." it states. "We can envisage more tion. led for. Perhaps the most clear-cut humane and more hopeful and stance on the death penalty is the effective responses to the growth The Catholic Church maintains "The whole Umbel trial has one offered by the Roman Catho- of violent crime." that to be justifiable, the death been surrounded by an eye for an penalty must be demonstrated to eye, tooth for a tooth mentality," R.E. MANAGEMENT better serve these purposes than he said. 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Napoleon Rd. 8SZ-913S WORLDS GREATEST HOAGIES • BEER IN/TO GO Elsewhere January 29,1993 The BG News White-collar jobs up one-third Man turns self The Associated Press That broad category included The recession placed large harder than any recession we such jobs as financial managers, numbers of workers at risk of had" since 1945, Mishel said. accountants, lawyers, architects, losing their jobs or having their One worker in 25 held a job re- in after robbery WASHINGTON - America en- engineers, computer program- pay cut without the protection of quiring little education or train- tered the 1990s with more than mers, scientists, teachers, doc- a union contract, said Malcolm ing, such as construction laborer, The Associated Press three times as many lawyers as tors and dental hygienists. Cohen, director of the Institute stock handler or garbage collec- firefighters, the government said About one worker in five for Labor and Industrial Re- tor. In 1980, one in 20 held those Thursday. earned a living making or trans- lations at the University of Mich- jobs. SANDUSKY, Ohio - A man robbed a gasoline station Thurs- The 1990 census found the porting goods, compared to more igan. day and used the money to buy crack cocaine before turning white-collar workforce expanded than one in four a decade earlier. himself in so he could get help with his drug problem, a police In 1990, there were about detective said. by more than a third from 10 The jobs in that category in- Since the last recession struck, 747,000 lawyers, nearly 225.000 years earlier, while blue-collar cluded auto mechanics, washing- firefighters, more than 2 million Robert Cavitt, 43, was charged with aggravated robbery. He "people who have never been laid was being held Thursday in the Erie County Jail on $20,000 bond. Jobs actually declined, the Cen- machine repairers, carpet instal- off before are experiencing cooks, and about 1.4 million tex- sus Bureau reported. lers, plumbers, factory workers layoffs for the first time," Cohen tile workers. And overall there were more and truck drivers. Detective Curt Muehling said Cavitt walked up to him at said. police headquarters and said, "Excuse me, sir. I just robbed a people performing executive, The number of executive, Even when workers kept their The census also found these professional or technical than professional and technical gas station down the street here and I'd like to turn myself in." jobs, they found themselves try- changes: "They don't get much easier than that," Muehling said. those making or transporting workers grew by 38 percent in ing to live on less. Women in precision produc- goods. the decade, to 35.7 million. The Cavitt told police he had tried three times to stop taking drugs tion, craft and repair work, up 20 and thought being in jail might help. That's a mirror image of Amer- number of skilled blue-collar The business downturn caused percent. ica 10 years earlier, when skilled Larry Spicer, Gastown assistant manager, said the robber workers declined by more than 2 white-collar workers' wages to Women executives, admin- aimed a gun at him and said, "I'm sorry, but I'm sick and I have a blue-collar workers were the percent, to 27.8 million. tumble more than 4 percent in istrators and managers, up 95 drug problem and I've got to have it (money)." larger group. Economists say the effects of four years when adjusted for in- percent. The robber took money from the register and tossed his Nearly one worker in three was the recession that began in flation, said economist Larry Mi- Size of the workforce, 124 mil- driver's license on the counter. an executive, technician or shel of the Economic Policy Insti- mid-1990 may have slowed the lion, up 18 percent. "Call the police. I want to get caught," Spicer said the man professional, in 1990, compared growth in white-collar jobs since tute. Size of the population, 248 mil- said before leaving. to one in four in 1980. then. "It hit white-collar workers lion, up 10 percent. Kiln opponents dissatisfied Russians say spies Environmental groups want state regulators to take action defecting to West TheTt= Associated ft ? ■ nn! II<-LPJ Pressn>m->> wastenfi.-tj. as-ir fuelfuiil Inin (hathe i*>mttnt.cement- HeIIf> saidcaiH turntwo assessmentsarcarnmanlc haveViaim RickDir>lr Sahli,CoVil) executive<*v*w*iitlira directorflir*n< making process. determined that the risk posed of the Ohio Environmental Coun- The Associated Press ly how many agents jumped to Last December, about 50 by the kiln to nearby residents cil, said the EPA's response fails the West in 1992. "But in compar- DAYTON - Environmental members of the group went to Lt. and the environment is negligi- to acknowledge the issue of ison with the past, it's up," he groups opposed to the burning of Gov. Mike DeWine's house in ble. whether the kiln should be MOSCOW - Russia's Security told The Associated Press after a hazardous waste at an area ce- nearby Cedarville and asked him But Cornett said one of those treated as an industrial furnace Ministry admitted Wednesday news conference devoted to the ment kiln said Thursday they are to become involved. Do Wine said risk assessments also estimated or a hazardous-waste facility for that the country's spies are results of the ministry's first dissatisfied with the response of he would relay the group's con- the probability of an accident in- purposes of regulation. As a fur- defecting to the West in growing year. state regulators. cerns to Ohio EPA Director Don- volving a truck carrying hazard- nace, the kiln can burn the waste numbers. "We're going to turn up the ald Schregardus. ous waste to the kiln at only one without having to meet the more Top officials of the counter- Laid out on tables at the Lu- heat," said Bruce Cornett of the On Wednesday, DeWine's of- every 360,000 years. stringent standards required of intelligence agency also claimed byanka, the former KGB head- Greene Environmental Coalition. fice released a copy of a memo A truck carrying stone near the hazardous-waste facilities, he great success in catching corrupt quarters and prison, were piles "We are going to step up the from Schregardus responding to kiln on Monday struck a car, said. officials and major criminals at of diamonds, heroin, hashish and pressure to coincide with the new residents' concerns. DeWine crashed through a guardrail and "That point is totally ignored," home. guns confiscated from criminals (Clinton) administration." spokeswoman Barbara Briggs overturned, dumping its load into said Sahli. They also denied that substan- in Russia during 1992. Cornet t challenged the re- said the information was provide a creek not far from a school, Schregardus said in the memo tial amounts of nuclear material Journalists were invited to look sponse of the Ohio Environmen- to the coalition. Cornett said. that the EPA is still investigating are being smuggled out of the at contraband Polish watches, tal Protection Agency to issues In the memo, Schregardus said the issue. country for sale abroad. ampules of morphine, 18th cen- raised by the group about plans the kiln is regulated as an in- "What if that truck had been Cornett said his group plans to Alexander Dukhanin, deputy tury religious icons and stacks of to burn hazardous waste at the dustrial furnace and that the carrying hazardous waste?" Cor- made another appeal to DeWine, head of the ministry's in- $100 bills, both real and counter- Southwestern Portland Cement rules are as stringent and in nett asked. "How would they in addition to planning a state- vestigative branch, blamed "the feit. Co. kiln in suburban Bath Town- some cases more stringent than have gotten the school kids out of wide protest at the kiln for next very difficult political and eco- President Boris Yeltsin said on ship. standards currently used to regu- that school given that there month. nomic situation" in Russia for the Jan. 19 that Russia was quickly The kiln wants to use a com- late commercial hazardous- would have been a toxic vapor "You can probably expect rise in defections by former KGB overtaking the West in organized bination of coal and hazardous waste incinerators. cloud?" some arrests," he said. agents working abroad. crime and becoming a "mafia Dukhanin refused to say exact- power." Events PUT YOUR Continued from page one. events could be cancelled. will be rectified. Act of 1964 which applies to insti- meetings and never said the BSU discussed the issue of liabil- VALUABLES "It would set precedence be- "We're hoping everything gets tutions receiving federal fund- group was designed for only the ity. cause if they take the escort ser- resolved at this meeting," he ing. female sex. "All escorts with the Universi- IN A vice off campus, then they could said. "It is my obligation to enforce "They have to understand that ty Escort Service are screened, take off other black activities," DeCrane said he wrote a memo federal and state law as well as this office shares the same con- they have a background check on SAFE PLACE. he said. "And if the BBCA is in reply to the BSU and BBCA the Student Code," DeCrane said. cerns as they do," he said. "We them done to see if they have a found discriminatory, it would which Indicated the service "The Implication of this Is that want to meet the needs of all stu- police record, they are trained in end our program." needed to cease operation be- the federal government could dents, but they have to under- campus safety, they wear identi- The BSU and the BBCA said cause of its violations to the Stu- hold federal funding from the stand that I have no choice in the fication and are in constant con- they scheduled this meeting to dent Code and the BBCA should University. This must be taken matter because no service can be tact with a dispatcher when they resolve the issue - not to start an notify him by Jan. 22 that they seriously." provided for only one sex or one are escorting someone home," he argument. have complied. Federal funding includes such race." said. "The meeting will help us to "The 'Just for You' escort ser- things as financial aid, grants He said he did not hear again DeCrane said the next step if start this dialogue that is so des- vice is in violation of the Student and any money received from the from the BSU or the BBCA until the BBCA and BSU refuse to perately needed ~ it's not de- Code because another escort federal government. Monday morning when he re- comply with University stan- signed to start a war," Luster service already exists on cam- DeCrane said he received a let- cieved a flyer which said a meet- dards as described by the Stu- said. "It's so that we can take a pus," DeCrane said. This is in ter on Jan. 21 from the BBCA and ing had been scheduled to dis- dent Code, would entail the ter- stance on our objectives and we direct violation of Appendix L the BSU which explained why the cuss this issue. mination of activities sponsored are hoping that we can explain section I number 10. BBCA was not being discrimina- "I am aware of what can and by the BSU and the BBCA. our position and he'U see we're in DeCrane further said the tory and gave examples of other cannot be done," DeCrane said. "Of course we don't want that Helmets make riding more comfort- no way trying to be discrimina- statement "an escort service de- student groups which they said "It's my job and I know these to happen," he said. "The next able and fun. Not to mention safer. tory." signed specifically for the non- could be seen as duplicative, things. I do not question my de- step is up to them." Protect your most valuable He also said he feels that once white woman" is discriminatory such as Women for Women. cision." The open meeting is scheduled asset. Always wear a helmet. all parties make a sincere at- by race, and as such, is a viola- However, DeCrane said Wom- DeCrane also said he is not at 4 p.m. in the Alumni Room of IHTMCTCLE MFETf FOUWMTION tempt to understand, the issue tion of Title VI of the Civil Rights en for Women always have open sure whether the BBCA and the the University Union. COME SIGN UP FOR THE FALCON FLORIDA FLYAWAY... DRAWING HELD AT FIRST INTERMISSION! Home Falcon Hockey Tomorow vs. UIC... Win a Trip to Florida! f Greenbriar Inc. P€TS Hurry now! WCICOMCD! / / 1 Limited number left for fall. Yes, at some locations we do rent to tenants IJCheck out our following listings: with pets. NE\ &TPVEI Rentals • Columbia Court Apartments Locations: • 115 Blackford, Portage (2 bedroom house) 328 S. MAIN • Field Manor Apartments • 142 Buttonwood (1 bedroom house) • 203 S. Church (2 bedroom duplex) OUR ONLY • Frazee Avenue Apartments • 228 S. College (1 and 2 bedroom apartments) OFFICE • Ridge Manor Apartments • These just name a few. Stop in for our $ 224 E. Wooster 352-071Z_J complete list. 352-5620 page 6 The BG News January 29,1993 leers try to gain Jackson ignites Cowboy win This Sunday, the top two teams "You're a Cowboys fan! Got pressing days for a young fan in the game today: They're quick, ground on MSU from the NFL - the Dallas Cow- it?" like myself. young, handsome and quite popu- boys and the Buffalo Bills - get "Stop it!" I'd proclaim in blood- Those losses were hard to swal- lar with the ladies. YOWZA! But Byby Randy Setter up for teams like Michigan and together to play in what has be- ied agony and he'd smash me in low, but the single saddest mo- they'll be stricken with a giggling sports writer Michigan State.' come the greatest spectacle in the mouth with a crowbar. Even- ment of my short life came when fit when they take a gander at Head coach Jerry York rated racing. Yes, it's Superbowl tually, I was converted. the Joe Montana-led 49ers Kelly's shining, hairless dome, the team's play at 75 percent Several Odd Roman Numerals. defeated Tom Landry's club in crippling their efforts. One goal losses have been against Ferris and 98 percent I'm a big football fan because the '82 NFC Championship. This Edge: Bills common for the Falcon hockey against Lake Superior. He felt I've always enjoyed a sport in game ended on "The Catch" Intangibles: Look for announ- team lately. Last weekend, they the differences in play where a which the least likely, never- CONNELL which catapulted Montana to his cers Dick Enberg and Bob Tru- came away from a homestand result of frustration and a lack of before-heard-of -underdog-type first of about 26 Superbowl vic- mpy to engage in highly banal with 4-3,5-4 losses to Ferris State concentration. player can, in one moment of BARRETT tories, most of which were over conversation, like this: and Lake Superior State. Pre- 'Terris played a grab and hook glory and excitement, get John Elway's Denver Broncos by DICK: What's it gonna take for viously the Falcons have dropped style, which we didn't match up knocked unconscious with a fla- My first memory of Dallas an average score of 99-2. Buffalo to overcome this young one goal contests to Ferris State well against,"York said. "The grant groin injury. ("America's Team") is when they But those days are gone and Cowboy defense? twice at 4-3 and the North Dakota winning goals were a result of This, to me, is America. took on the gridiron giants from Dallas is on the verge of great- BOB: There gonna have to play 6-5 overtime loss. This weekend, defensive breakdowns on And I like the Cowboys in this Pittsburgh ("America's Ulcer In- ness once again. And here's WHY good football, Dick. the Falcons will try to reverse faceoffs they won cleanly." match of titans because they flammation"). Yes, the Steelers "America's Team" will reclaim DICKOHMYYYY! the trend as they face Michigan Goaltender Pat Mazzoli also symbolize coach Jimmy John- and the Cowboys locked helmets their position as the ultimate Final forecast: The Bills take State on Friday and Illinois- had a hand in frustrating the Fal- son's hair. in Super Bowl XIII. The Steelers football franchise, the way the an early lead, appearing to be on Chicago on Saturday. cons. Mazzoli turned away 41 Ridgid. were mean. They were tough. good Lord intended: the brink of their first Superbowl Michigan State, currently shots and held BG leading scorer Immovable. Their defense was nicknamed, Offense: The Cowboys feature win. But Michael Jackson's stir- fourth In the CCHA with a 10*1 Brian Hoizinger scoreless, the Covered with gels. "The Steel Curtain" because they Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman and ring halftime rendition of "Ben" record, hosts the Falcons, mired second time in the past three out- But I'm no homer, no fan- occasionally put on musicals dur- Michael Irvin, all superstars in brings a collective tear to the in seventh with a 7-13 record, in ings. weather fan. I've always been a ing halftime, like "Oklahoma" their own right. The Bills, East Lansing tonight for their Michigan State brings a lot of Cowboys fan. This dates back to and "Fiddler on a Hot Tin Roof or however, showcase Jim Kelly, Cowboys' eye, stirring their emo- first meeting this season. BG talent to tonight's game. Center my formative years, growing up Whatever," a tender, plucky Andre Reed and Thurman Tho- tions, which they ride to a quad- hosts ninth-placed Illinois Chi Bryan Smolinski leads the CCHA with my oldest brother, Devin, song-fest about several poor mas, who's possibly the best all- ruple-overtime victory and the •cago on Saturday. The Flames, at overall scoring with 21 goals and whose tender yet stern "big- Waterboys growing up during the around player in the game. Jim reinstatement of a dynasty. 5-10-2, were beaten 3-2 by the 44 points. Goaltender Mike Bu- bother" attitude showed me it French Revolution... Kelly, though, is getting more Then, a rifle-wielding sniper Falcons back in early November. zak stands second in league was a Barrett Tradition to root Anyway, they were a dynasty - and more bald with every pass- kills that big, fat "I'm a Big Fan" The Falcons have had a prob- overall goaltending with a 2.63 for the boys from Texas. the team of the 70s ... a tougb, ing down. So how could he play guy from CBS, kicking off a week lem with concentration and mo- goals allowed average and third "Go Redskins!" I'd yell, obli- smelly club from a tough, smelly looking like THAT? I mean, come of festivals and parades because, tivation as of late. Both of last in saves percentage with .902. vious to the family way ... and city. And they defeated Roger on! What a dweeb. let's face it, the guy deserves to weekend's losses came on late UIC is lead by Rob Hutson and he'd smash me in the mouth with Staubach's proud Cowboys twice, Edge: Cowboys be whacked. game faceoffs with Ferris scor- Derek Knorr, each with 24 a crowbar. in Superbowl X and XIII. De- Defense: Dallas has the top D OHMYYYY! ing off a faceoff on the right and points. Hutson leads the CCHA a blown faceoff coming on the with 13 power play goals. Goal- left. The Ferris loss was especial- tender Jon Hlllebrandt has ly disheartening since BG won posted a 4.26 GAA and a .883 Swimmers clash out of conference the majority of the faceoffs up saves percentage. He stands sec- Until that point. ond in the CCHA with 556 saves. by David Hirpstar I bound after dropping last week- As for this weekend, Gordon Gordon will also use this week- Team captain Ty Eigner was Hoizinger, despite the three sports writer end's meet to the Redskins. views it as an opportunity to pre- end to evaluate some of his disappointed after the Lake Su- game slump, still leads the Head coach Brian Gordon was pare his teams more for the up- swimmers in their third, or "off", perior loss, but felt the team was team's overall scoring with 22 extremely pleased with the way coming MAC championships. events. heading in the right direction in goals and 39 points, but fell two The Bowling Green men's and both his teams performed last terms of motivation after hang- points behind Sean Pronger's 30 women's swimming teams ven- weekend. "I thought the women "This weekend gives us the "In a typical dual meet, one ing with the Lakers until the late points. Pronger is within one ture out of conference this week- swam as well as they have in a chance to swim on consecutive swimmer may swim two stages of the contest. point of Hoizinger in overall end when they host Xavier and couple of years," Gordon said. days, with very little turn-around scoring with 38 points, with 20 Findlay on Friday and travel to "Now the trick is to come back time between the two meets," different events," Gordon said. ', "We felt better this goals. Wright State on Saturday. and perform as well in a month at Gordon said. "That is something "At the MAC championships, that game,"Elgner said. "We realize The women's team is coming the MAC championships. The that we will have to deal with number may increase to three how good we can be. Now we Goaltender Aaron Ellis main- off a crucial victory against the men swam very well but I think when we get to the MAC cham- events. This weekend we want to have to bear down and learn to tains a .893 saves percentage in Miami Redskins last weekend, they were simply beaten by a pionships and this should better look at certain people in their win. We learned we can't just get CCHA games and a 3.30 GAA while the men will look to re- better team." prepare us." third events." Seniors, This is it! !• j to be photographed for the 1993 yearbook senior section. Don't worry about scheduling an appointment! Our professional Walk in to 28 West Hall and get shot! photographer is here today This Is your last session and your last chance. Call now! only! 372-8086 Walk-ins accepted! Come to 28 West Hall, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.;2- 6 p.m. January 29,1993 The BG News FALCON BASKETBALL BOWLING GREEN vs OHIO U. Winning is a question Hottest team in MAC who shows up to play tangles with Bobcats It's hard to tell which men's shot 56 percent (24W-43) from against Western Michigan and basketball team will show up to the field while limiting them to Akron. Boals his 8-of-13 attempts cons run away with the victory "We have to get ready for a play against Ohio Saturday in 41 percent (21-of-Sl). They also from the field (62 percent) and late in the first half. tough match down at OU," Clark Athens. outrebounded WMU 35-19, while 14-of-16 from the line (88 per- Pity the poor Ohio University With its position secure at the said on Wednesday. "That's not Will it be the team that lost two committing only 6 personal fouls. cent). Bobcats. top of the MAC, BG knows that It going to be an easy game." straight falling first to Ball State But which men's basketball Freshman Gary Trent contin- Hey, they're not a bad team is the team that everyone will be The Falcons have a lot of fac- at home, 61-59? Then traveling to team will show up against the ues to lead the MAC in scoring and all. They've got considerable gunning for, including Ohio. tors on their side. For starters, Oxford for a 82-57 shallacking by Bobcats remains to be seen. (17.3 avg.) and field goal per- talent in their starting lineup and Falcon head coach Jaci Clark the result of last year's contest Miami last weekend. Will it be centage (.676). Trent is also lie a respectable sixth place in spoke about the conference race down at Athens was BG 95, OU 83 "I think every night presents a the team which committed 23 fourth in rebounding averaging the Mid-American Conference after the win on Wednesday. - the 'Cats surrendered 56 sec- fouls against the Redskins while different set of circumstances," 8.1 a game. with a 4-3 record. "It's good to be on top," she ond-half points to the Falcons. Larranaga said after the WMU shooting 43 percent (21-of-49) However, the 'Cats picked the said. "We've come out of a clut- For Bowling Green to win Its from the field? Will it be that game. "Tonight, Western Michi- Ohio leads the league in team right time to play the wrong team tered situation. It feels good." gan didn't shoot the ball particu- 10th straight game, it will have to team which played like its still offense with 72.5 points per game - namely, the Bowling Green BG won't be able to take their find a way to contain senior for- larly well. We go to OU and it's an summer league and the biggest while BG is sixth with 66.8 points Falcons. next opponent lightly, though ward Kelly Weir. Weir has been problem they have is who entirely different set of person- a game. The Bobcats also lead in The two teams will tangle in Ohio, 7-8 overall. Is a very dan- phenomenal for Ohio this season, nel. The situation is entirely brought the Gatorade? field goal percentage (48 per- Athens Saturday afternoon. gerous team. A few weeks ago, averaging 17.4 points and 7.3 re- Or by some small miracle will different. So, we'll have to look at cent) and free throw percentage The Falcons are the hottest the Bobcats pulled one of the bounds per contest. She shoots 52 head coach Jim Larranaga lead the game tapes and come up with (75 percent). team in the MAC right now. With most surprising upsets of the percent from the field and 88 the same team that wiped a game plan. Tonight's game plan The Bobcats share fourth place their convincing 84-59 disman- season, handing Western Michi- percent from the free throw line. Western Michigan off the court worked to perfection." with BG with a 4-3 Mid-American tling of Western Michigan gan its first loss of the season. Wednesday when they drop A possible threat for the Fal- Conference record and a 7-8 Wednesday night, BG (6-1, 11-4) OU is coming off a 61-59 vic- Other contributing players for kicked the Broncos 68-45. It's cons may come from junior Jeff overall mark. Ohio is coming off took a stronghold on the confer- tory over Central. The close the 'Cats are center Holly Skeen hard to believe it's the same team Boals, a walk-on, who totalled 30 a 91-81 loss to Central Michigan. ence race. Western and BG were score indicates that the team is (10.6 ppg, 5.9 rpg) and junior that played the two previous points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists BG is now 4-3 in the MAC and 7-8 tied for first going into the mat- able to play well down the point guard Terra Petty, who has games. Against the Broncos, BG in the Bobcats' two games overall. chup, but the Broncos let the Fal- stretch. over 50 assists on the season. Huger brings versatility to Falcons by Steve Seasly Huger's disciplined regiment "I lead by example," Huger sports writer to continuously improve has says. "I try to keep the guys mo- opened the eyes of many oppos- tivated and coach keeps me mo- ing coaches around the league. tivated. My court vision and the "How do I love thee, let me Miami coach Joby Wright be- ability to see everybody else on count the ways." lieves Huger is in a class by him- the floor is my best skill. I try to -Elizabeth Barrett Browning- self. get all of our players involved as For BG basketball coach Jim "Huger has the ability to take a well as keep myself involved." ' Larranaga and the rest of the game over at any given time. He Don't be fooled though Huger Falcon players and fans, there is definitely one of the most dan- possesses the key ingredient are numerous reasons to love gerous players in our confer- needed in competitive sports to Michael Huger's diverse round- ence," Wright said. excel, the ability to adopt a killer ball capabilities. Larranaga agrees with intinct in crucial stages of From pinpointed passes to Wright's assessment to the ut- games. The primary tool he uti- clutch jump shots to intense de- most degree and then some. lizes to deliver this knockout fensive prowess, the source of "Michael Huger should be giv- punch Is the transition game at these admired skills portrayed en serious consideration for the the offensive end of the hard- by Huger is his persistent strug- Naismith Award for players wood. gle to be the best and never allow under six-feet tall." 'Transition offense Is the best complacency to deteriorate his While Huger gladly accepts part of the game because you manufactured skills. have the opponent at your mercy. They don't know what you are go- ing to do. You can shoot, pass or Michael Hu back the ball out and set up the offense," Huger said. Unlike most featured players, Huger enjoys doing the little Year G-GS FG-A Pet FT-A Pet Pts Avg things that make a team success' 1991 29-7 71-152 .467 49-65 .754 204 7.0 ful. To him, winning is every- 1992 29-27 125-281 .445 86-111 .77535212.1 thing, even if it means sacrific- 1993 15-15 83-178 .466 56-64 .875 237 15.8 ing his individual skills to en- hance the performance of the team. "I want to go out and do the "I always got discouraged these words of praise, he realizes little things that don't show up on about basketball when I was little that prosperity has its price. If the stat sheet, like diving for because I wasn't very good, but conference coaches know you loose balls and taking control of my mother always told me to just well, officials do also. our team. Our main goal is to win work hard and good things will "Being in the spotlight puts a the MAC Championship. We are come to me," Huger said. "She lot of pressure on me and I get a just taking one game at a time," always gave me that good com- lot of calls going against me. Get- he said. pliment to keep me going." ting into foul trouble is the worst Huger's hard work has paid part of the game of basketball," Huger is so dedicated to this dividends for himself and the he said. year that he hasn't thought about BGSU basketball program. his future in the game after his Huger, a 1991-92 second team BG days are etched in stone. For All-Mid-American Conference When Huger isn't in foul trou- now, he is driven to make this selection, is currently averaging ble, he is the floor general on the season his best year at BGSU yet team-highs in scoring (15.9) and court. Wright calls Huger "an ex- That means winning the MAC Ti- Tht BG Newi/Tcresa Thamai assists (3.6) per outing. As a unit, tension of the coach on the floor." tle. So, will this be his best year BG Is one game out of first place According to Huger, he has a- atBG? BG point guard Michael Huger looks to put a move on Western Michigan forward Shawn Wightman in the MAC after thrashing fron- dopted a passive leadership role 1 during this past Wednesday's game. trunner Western Michigan on where actions speak louder than •Til tell you after this year," Wednesday night. words. Huger said smiling. Teams face topsy-turvy time during this weekend by Rutty Miller OThe last-place team, Central Bowling Green at Ohio U, Cen- surprise of the early going in the much closer than people might The Associated Press tral had a good one. Eastern had a good one. But this is the first Michigan, had little difficulty in tral at Akron and Eastern at MAC. No one thought of the realize because we've had to foul and they've hit the free throws." time it's been like this." knocking off Ohio U., which was Western. Golden Flashes as being anything "Like this" Is a topsy-turvy, tied for third and just a game out In the bumper-car race called more than doormats, but Grube The forecasters predict more has gotten the most out of a ros- While others vie for the regu- of the same in the Mid-American tightly-bunched group where a of first. the MAC standings, Ball State team can go from worst to first in OThe home team won four of (14-5 overall), Miami (9-4) and ter that includes nine freshmen lar-season title, Kent has set its Conference. and three veterans with a com- sights considerably lower. Eight If that's the case, put on your the span of two weeks. the five games, and in all four of Western (8-7) share the top spot Consider what happened on those instances the victor had a with league marks of 5-2, fol- bined scoring average of 9.2 of the MAC'S 10 teams are In- shoulder harness and crash hel- points a game last year. vited to the conference tourna- met because another month like Wednesday night alone: worse record than visitor. lowed closely by Bowling Green OThe two teams tied for first OThe only visiting team to win and Ohio U., both at 7-8 overall ment, which will be held 11-13 at January and even the survivors "For having nine freshmen, place starting the week both lost. was Miami of Ohio, which beat and 4-3 in the conference. Kent Battelle Hall in Columbus, Ohio, of the men's basketball race will we're hanging in there," says Ball State at Toledo and Western Eastern Michigan 69-62. But just (6-9) and Toledo (5-10) come next this year. have sustained some dents. Grube, a former head coach at Michigan at Bowling Green. 10 days earlier, Miami was beat- at 3-4 in the MAC, followed by "It hasn't been like this as long Heidelberg and Capital before as I've been in the MAC," says Toledo came in with four wins in en at home by Ohio U. by 13 Akron (7-8), Central (69) and "We were picked to finish points. Eastern (7-11) with 2-5 marks in moving to Kent as an assistant. 10th," Grube says. "Our goals Kent's Dave Grube, in his first 14 games, while Bowling Green "Even the games we've lost in the year as head coach after six was coming off a 25-point league Go figure. the league. have been to Just be competitive Ball State coach Dick Hun- MAC have been decided by three years as an assistant. "Ball State loss. And the Falcons beat Saturday's games find Kent at and to make the tournament saker tabbed Kent as the biggest or four points. They've been field." had a couple of great years. Cen- Western by 23 points. Ball State, Toledo at Miami, The BG News January 29,1993 Firestone is king of interview la,'eyvs- by Glen Lubbirt tta, Rlddick Bowe, Marshall Since 1980, Firestone has been Illustrated has called the "best the criticism and apply It to my- bodyguard sports editor Faulk, Garrison Hearst, Dexter mastering the art of the inter- interviewer in the business" took self," Firestone said. "I will ad- Manley and Just about every view with the experiences and a small talk show mit it as a kind of device, but It by Dive Goldberg other famous athlete whose had insight of the sporting communi- called"Sporfslook" from the USA also separates myself from get- The Assocaited Press Las Vegas, NV -Isiah Thomas, some story to tell has said it all to ty, and it's a craft he's learned network and transformed it into ting into a personal situation Desmond Howard, Glno Torre- one man, Roy Firestone. quite well. Firestone, who Sports a daily half-hour of interviews where I can be more objective as with the biggest names in the a third voice. LOS ANGELES - The Super sporting world. The show, now "I believe that's one way of Bowl got its annual sideshow entitled "Up Close" with Roy making the guests feel a little Thursday when the peace and Firestone, airs on ESPN five days less under the gun, a little less harmony the Buffalo Bills had a week. assailed. Does it take a certain hoped for was shattered by a de- "Obviously, they're very simi- degree of heat off me? Maybe it bate over what happened be- tween Darryl Talley and Magic lar shows," Firestone said does, but it also puts me in a posi- abouf'Sportslook" and "Up tion where I'm not going to make Johnson's bodyguard. Close." "I mean a sports talk them feel uncomfortable with "Nothing happened," Talley show is a sports talk show. told the 200 or so people who sur- There's no getting around that. rounded him at the Bills' media session. Any show I host is going to look Making his guests feel com- After about 10 minutes of ques- the same where I'm interviewing fortable in an interview is some- tions, Talley, one of the most co- a ball player. The set is different. thing that has helped Firestone operative and affable Bills, stood The music's different. Some of get the biggest and best guests up, grabbed a microphone, and our guests are different. Some of right as news is happening. said: our contributors are different. Whether its bringing the Hels- The point of it is, it's my show mari Trophy candidates to his "ATTENTION EVERYBODY! and I host it." show or going on location at the NOTHING HAPPENED! OK?" Entering his 13th year in the Major League Baseball All-Star All this came over something sports interview format, Fires- Game, Firestone has been able to that happened at Roxbury, a tone has done over 3,500 shows put the most insecure guest West Hollywood night spot, on and with that much experience, through the interview paces. Sunday night. he has collected a number of But after interviewing so many According to the first account, colorful stories about some of the superstars, Firestone was bound in Wednesday's Fort Worth Star- nation's biggest athletic stars. to run into someone whose per- Telegram, Talley was punched in While it's hard to pick his most sonality just didn't rub him right. the nose by Johnson's bodyguard, interesting interview, Firestone That person was Detroit Piston identified only as Anthony. The said that his talk with former All-Star Isiah Thomas. incident reportedly took place Washington Redskin defensive after Jim Kelly and Talley di- end Dexter Manley ranks among "I didn't like him going in and rected pointed remarks at John- the best. even though he has a lot of people son. "I asked him about the fact that who say, 'Well, he puts on a good he wrote in his book that he had show, so to speak,' I think he was twins in bed and was almost being very sincere," Firestone "It's no story," Johnson said killed by his first wife because said. "I think not making the Thursday. "We're all laughing she caught him in bed with the Olympic Team really hurt him. about it. Darryl Talley's laughing two women," Firestone said. Discussing how he feels about about it and Anthony's laughing Manley was upset and told who he is was very, very im- about it. I told everybody that if Firestone to stop the tape, claim- pressing and sincere. I came the guy had hit him, he wouldn't ing he was being misquoted. away liking him a lot more." be playing. Then you'd have a "I said, 'Wait a minute. It's in Firestone said he tries to find story." the book.' He said, 'Let me see endearing qualities in every ath- That didn't stop the Bills' the book." I guess he never read lete he interviews because he media session from turning into a his own book," Firestone said. understands the pressures that general circus. "He eventaully said, "Those wer- they are constantly put under. en't twins, they were just two It's also another reason why he O Coach Marv Levy implied people. They weren't related.' tries so hard to make his guests that some Dallas Cowboys plant- That's why he wanted to stop the feel comfortable. ed the story. "Nice try fellas, but tape because it was inaccurate. "I'm not a person who looks at clumsy. It's no story at all." That's the whole reason. life cynically," Firestone said. "I When he was pressed again, he "I told him that it was awful tit- don't look at athletics very cyni- finally cut everyone off. "No illating. 'What does that mean?' cally. I look at sports as fun and more questions. Let's talk about he asked. Well, it wasn't what he games, essentially, with some se- the game." thought it meant. I eventually rious overtones. There's no doubt a Bills' general manager Bill told him that's when you sensa- about it, serious issues inter- Polian said: "Everyone denies it. tionalize a story. He said, 'Well, twined into that. It's not a story. Why is everyone The BG Newi/TIm Norman they were sensational.' But that's making a big deal about it?" Roy Firestone of ESPN's •ports talk show "Up Ctose" takes time to mug for the camera while a different story entirely." "I look at what's happened in O Kelly waded through about out la Laa Vegas for the Las Vegas BowL While Firestone may have been sports journalism as becoming a 150 media members and said: direct with Manley, his usual little too cynical, a little too skep- "Crossfire!" "I was there for 5 interviewing practice is to roll a tical. It's almost a little too de- minutes," he said. "If something v 6 to 9 Friday, January 29 at Mark's. $2.00 cover. All proceeds benefit MDA. Open invitation to all BGSU Students January 29,1993 The BG Nevus GRADUATE STUDENT OSEA MEETING 'Needed for 'S3 94 academe year:' DELTA GAMMA PLEDGES DELTA GAMMA SEE IT AND UNDERSTAND ' CAMPUS EVENTS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Thurs.Feb 4.19M 1 -2 te or couple lo share 2 bdrni.. 2 bthrrn. apt Don't Stop rh nmng about tomorrow PROGRAM (OSP DP) 8:00p.m. Own rm . own bath, onHe laundry, AC. pool, Don't stop nil soon be here. Sexual Harassment it more prevalent at BGSU Community Suite. Student Union shun* lotrom campus dally Call Krysse Pledging is gone. •OSEA- Nominations tor departmental Develop- 3S2-S4B3. leave message Initiation will soon be her.' than you may imagine. If you want to be in- volved m a new program which explains Uni- This is your last ohanos 10 sign up tor the ment Leadens have bean requested from The College of Educ. and Allied Professions, We love our Wedges) -ks. versity policy on sexual harassment to victims OSEA professional Make-II Take-It Workahop- Department Chairs and Graduate Coor- The Depl. ol EDAS. and OSEA proudly pre- DELTA OAMMA PLEDGES DELTA GAMMA presented by Carson Delk»a Don't miss ttiis dinators Development Leaders assist with sent Dr. Carol Shakeshaft At our meeting she cat 372 6354 TODAY Training it soonl opportunity lo learn about the 1.000 ideas that the planning ot GSPDP activates. If you are will be discussing "Gender and Equality " Dr. Sigma Kappa'V.I.P.s DG DG TWINS DG DG can enhance your future classroom a Graduate Assistant Interested In .forking Shakeshaft has written over 60 articles on a AGO'AGO-ACID MELISSA and TERRA Keep up that wonderful Sig Kap spirit! Date: Feb. 13. i9M9-3p.ni. title spring summer aa the Development vanety ol gender issues, and has won nu- Alpha Gams love the V.I.P.'S Keep up the I hops you ars looking forward You guys srs great) Fee: StOContaci Suz« at 3S3-1S40 to reserve Leader tor your department, please contact merous awards for tw outstanding research spirit, we ars behind you all the way) your spot your department chair or graduate coor- and writing in this field. Everyone is welcome to AGO-AGO"AGO to INITIAT ION ILITB AMEE Mr CteveJonos attendii founded the AIDS Quilt AIL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO READ. dlnetor. How does his profsct affect YOU? 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MAIN • Free heat, water, gas, and sewer • 9 and 12 month leases available OUR ONLY Private parking lot. OFFICE Extra storage for tenant use 1 Outside deck 352-5620 -The BG News n„.^..^,,„„„w,r=,inn 4nm CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" OR 2" ADS DEADLINE: .one day prior to publication, 4 p.m. -.,«u ■■ . +<- f A I .■ (The BG News Is not responsible lor postal service delays) ' (8 line Maximum) $6.50 per insertion BAIE3; .pe-adareveopemne. $2.40 minimum. 2-(16 line maximum) $12.95 per insertion $.60 extra per ad for bold face. Approximaiety 35-45 spaces per line. PREPAYMENT: js required tor all non-university related businesses and individuals. NOTICE: _77>e BG News win not be responsible lor error due to Illegibility or Incomplete information Please come to 214 West Hall immediately II there Is an error In your ad. The BG News will not be responsible lor typographical errors in classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions. The BG News reserves the nght to release the names ol individuals who place advertising In The BG News. The decision on whether to release this Information shall be made by the management of The BG News. The purpose ol this policy Is to discourage the placement ol advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embarrassing to individuals or organizations Cases ol fraud can be prosecuted. CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM (■NAME (Print). PHONE#. .ADDRESS _ '•SOCIAL SECURITY # or ACCOUNT # |I Skin Flicks 8TAJT WRITERS 'Damage' is by far better film, 'Body' will bring in the bucks Dave Basklnd Curt Conrad scenes. That is where the simi- larities end, however. Courtney B. Gangemi Damage Is a brilliantly involving story about a successful British pol- Dorian Halkovlch itician, Stephen Fleming (Jeremy David Huffman Irons), who has a torrid and self- i destructive affair with his son's Jason Hunt lover, Anna Barton (Juliette Bino- Mellnda Monhart che). As their relationship becomes more and more Intense, Stephen's Mary Okom obsession grows to alarming pro- portions and culminates in tragedy. Jacqueline Porter Body of Evidence is a tedious Scott Rowe and dull "mystery" that Is longing by U.ivul Huffman to be the Basic Instinct of 1993. Ross Weltzner Insider film crilic Willem Dafoe, of all people, stars as a lawyer who gets caught up in the raunchy sex life of his client, SXAEE There are two sexually charged Madonna, who has been accused D*mag« films in current release. Each was of killing her rich lover with sex. PHOTOGRAPHER so "explicit," In fact, that the The story chugs along at a disturb- film. Binoche's Anna Is a woman Malle, however, has a better MPAA ratings board gave them ingly slow pace, occasionally com- who has never been able to control track record for eroticism, starting Jason Kamykowskl both the dreaded NC-17 rating. ing to a screeching halt for an her power over men and has the with his 1958 film The Lovers all Cuts were required of both before amazingly unerotlc S&M sex most expressive eyes of any actress the way up to Pretty Baby In the MPAA would allow their scene. working today. Her performance is 1978 with Brooke Shields. While PRODUCTION releases under the more marketa- Malle's film out-classes Edel's as deep as Madonna's Is superfi- there Is a certain violence in the re- ASSISTANTS ble R rating. movie on all levels, most notably In cial. Once again Madonna proves lationship between Stephen and The films in question are Louis the acting. Oscar winner Irons that she has the dramatic range of Anna, their sex scenes are tasteful- Butch Phillips Malle's Damage and Uli Edel's- gives an Intricately layered per- a catatonic pig on the screen. ly done and very sensual, especially Body of Evidence. Both movies formance as a man struggling to their first encounter. Darrick Ross deal with the danger of sexual ob- control an uncontrollable desire. Perhaps Body of Evidence It seems almost cruel to compare Karen Scheuer session and do contain - by Amer- Dafoe is a talented actor miscast as could have been a better film If the Damage to Body of Evidence ican standards - "graphic" sex a romantic lead in an unromantlc Intended eroticism would have because Malle's film Is In a com- Eric Schmenk been conveyed more effectively. If pletely different league than Edel's. this was to happen, Edel should Malle's movie is a fascinating char- never have been chosen to direct acter study which calls to mind the COPY EDITOR this picture. Edel established with best parts of Last Tango in Paris. his Last Exit to Brooklyn, a Edel's Is the latest vehicle for an- Nikkl Floras wonderfully depressing film, that other laughable performance by he has a dark and unerotlc cinema- Madonna. The tragedy is that more tic vision of sex. The man who people will see Body of Evidence Insider Magazine tit brought us the unnerving gang than Damage. published every Friday rape of Tra La La (Jennifer Jason Body of Evidence is now play- during the academic Leigh) in Last Exit shouldn't have ing at the Woodland Mall Cine- year by the Board of been counted on by any producer mark 5. Damage Is showing at the Student Publications of to deliver a sexy film. Franklin Park AMC in Toledo. Bowling Green State' University. Oh, I forgot Opinions expressed by columnists do not to go to Nolly's! necessarily reflect the opinions of Insider -T>J- Magazine. Insider Magazine 9{atty Ihriads zrr SHOP and BGSU are an equal opportunity employer Clothing Exchange and Deiign 352-4048 and do not discriminate 126E.Wooster in hiring practices. across from Modhatter'j 1 1055 /2 N. Main St. Open I 9 pm Thurs. and Fri. Same Building as B.G. Truck Accessories Malar, JwwanrtV.im MHMfcMj Starclub Starclub to eight lines that the singer sings over and over and over. It's very Island Records hypnotic, to the point of where I r want to buy into the message that's The self-titled StarClub is a fan- f - It integrated into the song, whatever tastic first offering from the Lon- that message is. That's one thing don-based band. Three childhood about the album that I had a prob- pals, singer/guitarist Owen Vyse, lem with, you really can't tell what guitarist Steve French, and bassist he's singing about. Julian Taylor (the drummer, Alan The other problem I had with all White, Joined recently) formed the Starclub ten tracks of the album is that I group in junior high because, Vyse think they must have forgotten to says, "We all liked the Beatles and mix the guitar solo tracks to the Jesus Jones no one else In our school did. So to Get" which is slated as the songs. I mean, every song screams Billy Child Perverse we decided to Just start a band." band's first U.S. single - ("Sitting in "INSERT INSANE GUITAR Then you realize you're sitting at EMI Records Group The band paid tribute to the Fab the rush hour of a wet and windy SOLO HERE!" but there are none. home getting the same vibes from Four by naming themself after a Thursday. Only one more day 'till It's Just that same solid hypnotic the amazing trio of Jazz pianist Billy Jesus Jones has come a long bar the beatles played in Hamburg. Friday.") But they recover nicely groove. Childs, bassist Tony Dumas and way since their demo Info Frea- The sound is what the Beatles on "Let Your Hair Down" - drummer Billy Kilson. ko' first hit the British music charts would have sounded like If they f ("You've got sensual abilities but Favorite song has to be "The four years ago. The band's last hadn't gotten Into acid. The result Jaded sensibilities.") These two Final Nail." I found myself head- This Is Childs' fourth album to album Doubt marked the group's is a deep and soulful Beatles tracks really make the album banging to the groove of the rusty date, where he has redone some rise from alternative to mainstream sound while Vyse's voice comes worthwhile. The song "Call My swing that can be heard cranking old Jazz favorites along with his music, selling 2 million copies and out likeWorld Party guru, Karl Name" really sounds like the Bea- away throughout the entire song. I originals. Listeners can be treated reaching the Top 30 In Billboard Walllnger, without the voice ef- tles, while "Forever" has hints of rarely head bang to a song. to works from greats like John Col- Magazine. The success was largely fects. Producer Chris Hughes (Paul Lloyd Cole and could easily be a traine and Leo Robin. due to the single "Right Here, McCartney and Tears for Fears) VH-1 hit. This Is a very steady de- Actually, the whole album is a but album that will be a difficult one fresh listening sensation. Oh, and The songs switch from upbeat, to tire of. by the way, it does sound better at toe tappln', free flowin' Jazz, to -Scott Rowe a high volume. haunting ballads in minor keys. -Michael Zawacki But, either version was an ex- The Hair & Skin Trading Co. tremely relaxing change from the Jo In Nine G Hell Billy Childs trite and overplayed. RCA Records Portrait of a Planer Windham Hill Records Songs to note: "34 Skidoo," I really thought I had slipped a with its dominant bass track and dud of a CD Into my player when I Picture yourself in a smoky Jazz solo. "The Island," a slow moody read on the Inside cover "Accurate cafe In New Orleans, or a little song where Childs moves across Playback Achieved only at High closer to home at Rusty's in the piano keys and blends perfectly Volume." After I pressed play I had Toledo, or even Grounds For with the bass and drums, and "It's to eat my words. Thought, where the music's good, You or No One," an upbeat fast The Hair & Sldn Trading the conversation's flowing, and the paced song chock full of free- Co's album, entitled Jo In Nine drinks are cold (except at Grounds flowing Jazz. G Hell, is surprisingly enjoyable to of course). -Jacqueline Porter listen to if you like psychadelic heavy metal. The bass Is a constant driving force on all ten tracks. The guitar has a raw distorted sound on Jcuujono some tracks and on others a mix of Alpha Gamma Delta looped rhythms that has a coming Right Now," the most performed influence is apparent throughout and going effect. The singer's voice announces its Fall 199& song on college radio In 1991. the album which is well-crafted but may not have the most, oh how 1 Rolling Stone voted the song as not overproduced. you say, melodic quality about It Dean B list one of the best singles of 1991 and The lyrics are a bit simple at but the lyrics don't really require it. Christine Adams Kara Komarek MTV awarded the band with Best times, like In the first song "Hard Every song is comprised of four Cindy Andrews KimMcLeod Pop Vocal Performance and Best MamiCartiff Kristie Rapczak New Artist. Expectations were high for Jesus Dawn Cipollo Jennifer Schultz Jones's latest album, Perverse. JodlEarl Trade Skrobacs Surprisingly, the band didn't fall Deb Eberly Angela Smith into the trap many college one-hit Renee Foresman Kimberly Steinmetz wonders do of trying to duplicate the sound into another commercial Marcl Glavic Jennifer Swlhart success. Guitars, machine noise, Michelle Hamilton Tiffany Trenor and samples are pasted on a te- Heidi 11 ii it man Susan Warner chno dance beat but the pop feel Is Tonya llein still present due to front man Mike Carrie Weller Edward's distinctive voice. Katina Jones Mandy Wemert Edward's intelligent lyric writing Shana Keller Muggy Williams hasn't faltered either, covering fa- Melanle Kempton Melissa Young* miliar themes such as the media ("Magazine and Don't Believe It") ' denotes 4.0 and the state of the world ("Yellow Brown"). No whining about love for this band from Britain. His sense of irony and sarcasm is still Intact in tunes such as "Idiot Stare" and "Tongue Tied". Fans of the slick Doubt or the thrash-pop of their first album, "Liquidizer," will be satisfied as It brilliantly mixes the best parts from both albums. The Hair « Skin Trading Co. -Scott Row* .Y.Y.v.:.:.:.:.:.:.v,YiVt , MteT,IWMMTM,1t*S iMMarMasadM charge for students with a valid him and for what movie? dNEMAUTO student ID after 6 p.m. That same w.rfiWMarhi.11! INTERMEDIATE: (4 12MN. MmnSow place with comfy seats and holders POINTS) What movie featured for your drinks. Any movie, any the quote "Here's looking at you, GCMAttS P.O. Box 49 Bowliil| Once. ObJo 43402 time. All you have to do Is answer a kid." few of our questions and answer them correctly. DIFFICULT: (6 POINTS) Hey all you film trivia buffs, we'- Congratulations to the following What flick did Jeremy Irons play a re back for another week of the people who answered our ques- dual role of twin brother doctors questions and another week where tions correctly last week: Michael with distinctly different person- you, the reader, can win big prizes. Siebenaler, Jennifer Lowe, Amy alities? Well, big prizes as In TWO FREE McMaster, and Joshua Pingatore. Contest, 210 West Hall, by passes to any film of your choice at Now on to this week's quiz. And Wednesday, Feb. 3. FORMIDABLE: (8 POINTS) Cinemark's Woodland Mall remember, send or hand deliver EASY: (2 POINTS) At last What famous blonde from a popu- Cinema. your entry blanks along with your Saturday's Golden Globe awards, lar musical trio appeared In the You know the place, with those name, address and phone number Jack Nicholson lost the award for movie Say Anything but didn't fabulous $3 matinee tickets and $3 to Insider Magazine's Film Trivia Best Supporting Actor. Who beat sing a note? Hot Singles: a college student to get a ble- one. Be sure to have yourself a we explore the wonderful let- Here are the weekly charts for mish this gargantuan and un- safe, shadow-y, spectacular ter 'M'. That's M as in Mike, the nation's best-selling recorded hldeable on such an overt and celebration. massages, memory, 'National music as they appear in next undesired location." Upon no- Fine times for the present: Lampoon's Vacation' (OK, week's issue of Billboard maga- ticing several other dermato- Here it is again, your opportu- there's no M in there, but I zine. Reprinted with permission. loglcal deformities, you realize nity to score a FREE promo watched it again last weekend that, yes, you Dr. Dave, have a cassette from Finders Records and it stills packs a bellyful o' (Platinum signifies more than case of chicken pox. Three bot- and Tapes at 128 N. Main in BG laughs) and, of course, music. 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- tles (Zovirax, calamine. Vit- and a FREE 3-item medium Plus, in a Dr. Dave first, we're fies more than 500,000 copies p amin E), two Aveeno baths, pizza from Carly Cheena's at stretching your memory all the sold.) (k S eight days at home and nu- Conant and Dudley in Maumee. way back to the late 1970s. A by Dtve Biskind merous pock marks later, I'm Just send your answer to the man who called himself M (real The Incredible College of back at the paper writing 'Dr. upcoming question, along with name: Robin Scott) had a major l."I Will Always Love You," Musical Knowledge Dave's Incredible College of your name, address, phone #1 song in 1979 that dealt with Whitney Houston (Arista) (Plati- Musical Knowledge'. number, and favorite 1992 music (and even misspelled It num) Pathetic times behind: So, it's Exciting times ahead This movie to 'Dr. Dave's quiz,' c/o in the song's title). What was 2"If I Ever Fall in Love," Shai a couple of days into the new week marks the return of one 214 West Hall or pop it in Ren that classic tune from this one- (Gasoline Alley) (Platinum) semester. One day, a zit the of my favorite annual events - & Stimpy's favorite wooden hit wonder? (Hint: "New York, 3"A Whole New World," size of a groundhog appears Groundhog Day. The Bill Mur- box In 210 West Hall before 9 London, Paris, Munich. Every- Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle just south of your left eye. You ray movie based on this holiday am., Tuesday, Feb. 9. body talk about ...") See you (Columbia) think, "My, how odd this is for looks like it could be a good Question at hand: This week. when my skin is clearer. 4."ln the Still of the Nite," Boyz II Men (Motown) 5."Saving Forever for You," Shanice (Giant) What Do These People Have In Common? 6."Rump Shaker," Francey Ackerman Alpha Phi Sorority Wreckx-N-Effect (MCA) (Plati- num) Kristen Ankney Phi Mu Sorority pj 7."Ordinary World," Duran John Babel USG Vice President Duran (Capitol) Karen Black Undergraduate Student Government 8."7," Prince and the New Tim Dadik Sigma Chi Fraternity Power Generation (Paisley Park) Aaron Galbraith Chairman, Student Legal Services 9."Deeper and Deeper," Ma- donna (Sire) Stephanie Gangemi Initiated England Abroad Program lO.'Mr. Wendal, "Arrested John Gardner Resident Advisor Development (Chrysalis) Amy Gomey BGSU Bible Studies Tricia Gray Alpha Omega Pi Sorority Andre Gregory 1992 BGSU Homecoming King Top IPs: Heidi Hummel Beta Beta Beta Biological Society 1." The Bodyguard' Sound- Scott Jones Resident Advisor EH track,' ' (Arista) (Platinum) Dominik Leconte World Student Association u 2 "Breathless," KennyG Shawn Lucas BGSU Water Polo (Arista) (Platinum) Carolyn Martin Falconette President 3."Unplugged," Eric Clapton Chris Mathes Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity (Duck) (Platinum) 4."The Chronic," Dr. Dre Amy McCue 1992 BGSU Homecoming Queen (Death Row Interscope) Robin Montri Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority 5,"Some Gave All," Billy Ray Jennifer Morse Who's Who Among College Students Cyrus (Mercury) (Platinum) Jeni Ryder Omega Delta Kappa Sorority 6."U I Ever Fall in Love," Shai Bob Sadowski BGPRO/PRSSA President (Gasoline Alley) 7."Timeless (The Classics)," Mike Sears USG Past President Michael Bohon (Columbia) (Plat- Michelle Sotz Phi Mu Sorority inum) Tom Ullom The Link, Victims Advocacy Program 8 "'Aladdin' Soundtrack," Carrie Weller Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority (Disney) Mary Ellen Werner Residential Services 9."Hard or Smooth," Cody Young Saturday Morning Love Affair Wreckx-N-Effect (MCA) 10'Ten," Pearl Jam (Epic) Melissa Young Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority (Platinum) Marianne Younker Comm. Disorders Outstanding Junior Scott Ziance Bowling Green City Councilman Copyright 1993. Billboard- Soundscan, Inc. They are all members of MORTAR BOARD)!! Applications available: 425 Student Services ) MOB TAR BOADD MOR POARD MORTAF BOARD MORTAR BOARD MORTARBOARD MORTARBOARD ■»» • 999 laaMarMaflaiiM Q Vlhfc6 Now close your eyes... Chamberlin prefers to be called a clinical counselor who hypnotizes each session is $30. having trouble dealing with the by Jane Kilgorc Areas In which Chamberiln's trauma of chemotherapy have also Insider Managing Editor clients request special help include benefited through (he treatment. breaking habits such as excess eat- "Power thinking" is a multimo- ing and smoking. Also, stress, dal educational program created Video Sales: Look deeply Into my eyes ~ fears, depression, anxiety, pho- and practiced by Chamberlin that - you're getting sleepier, sleepier, bias, personal development, self- simultaneously utilizes hypnosis, Here are the weekly charts for sleep... esteem and problems with studying visualization, cognitive mediation, the nation's most popular videos Believe It or not, hypnotism Is are in his realm of expertise. and behavior modification tech- as they appear in next week's is- used by many specialists Including According to Chamberlin, many niques to assist the client to learn to sue of Billboard magazine Re- medical doctors, dentists and psy- students have visited him In hopes effectively manage the areas of his printed with permission. chologists to assist their patients In of Improving their memory, mak- or her life that are of current con- certain areas. As for Dr. Leslie ing personal changes such as being cern. 1 'Beauty and the Chamberlin, professor emeritus at more diligent In their studies, and Most people can be hypnotized, Beast, "(Disney) the University, It is the way he to get over mental blocks they have but some are resistant because they 2."Sister Act," (Touchstone) helps people overcome problems In particular areas of study. do not want to lose personal con- 3.'Cindy Crawford's Shape in their lives. "One student, In the process of trol. To determine the client's sus- Your Body Workout." (Good- Chamberlin has been using clini- moving, had lost all ol his notes for ceptibility, the therapist asks ques- Times) cal hypnosis here In Bowling a thesis that he was writing," he tions, such as can the person roll 4."Beethoven," (MCA- Green since 1976, and has written said. "Through hypnosis, he re- the eyes back Into the head. Al- UniversaO seven books and over eighty arti- membered what he had done with though there is no cause and effect this, and started to study hypnot- 5 "Casablanca: 50th An- cles in professional Journals them and we found them." relationship, the more white the ism on my own," Chamberlin said. niversary Edition." (MGM-UA) throughout the duration of his ca- In order to guide a client Into a individual can show, the more His training in hypnotism was 6 "Batman Returns,"(War- reer. He is a licensed clinical coun- hypnotic state, Chamberlin might hypnotlzable he Is. through the American Society of ner) selor and former chairman of the have the visitor stare at figures in Ironically, Chamberlin Initially Clinical Hypnosis, which sponsors 7." 101 Dalmatians," (Disney) Educational Administration and an abstract painting. If the person became Interested In hypnotism workshops at beginning, interme- Supervision Department In the Col- is resistant to hypnosis, he will turn while taking an English course. His diate and advanced levels. Only 8."'King Kong' 60th Anniver- lege of Education and Allied to more traditional techniques, ask- professor at the time assigned a those such as medical doctors, den- sary," (Turner) Professions at the University. ing the person to stare at three dots very general topic to write about, tists, nurses and psychologists can 9."The Rocky Horror Picture "I prefer to think of myself as a on the ceiling - the therapist can and a fellow student chose hypnot- take the training. Show," (Fox) clinical counselor that uses hypnot- only work with willing Individuals. ism as his subject. The student "You must be licensed to do lO.'Home Alone, "(Fox) ism instead of a hypnotist that Sometimes Chamberlin gets re- happened to be a hypnotist him- something already," he said. counsels," he said. ferrals from medical doctors of self, and the professor asked him to Chamberlin uses hypnosis to Chamberiln's office Is located In stroke victims, and he works with demonstrate his techniques for the help others begin again. "Some of Video Rentals: his home, where he finds it to be a them on strengthening de- class, which he did for the next these people have started over so "comfortable, private and confi- termination and positive attitudes three days or so. many times they are tired of start- l."Boomerang," (Para- dential arrangement." The cost of toward recovery. Cancer patients "I was really intrigued by all of ing again." mount) 2."Lethal Weapon 3," (Warner) RUN OUT AND SNAG...: everyone should give a listen to the Blltzen at EasyStreet, Mike Katon 3."Housesitter," (MCA- ROCK GOSSIP ROM Our good friend Jim Cummer of Lemonheads, Just because they at Howard's Club H, Rizzo at Unlversal) Madhatter Music Co. thinks you put "Mrs. Robinson" on their At- Gamers MONDAY: The Chamber CPatriot Games," (Par- THE BLACK SWAMP should check out Hit Self- lantic Records release. Jazz Quartet at Easystreet TUES- amount) Destruct by Superchunk, a BABY, WHY DONT WE...: DAY: Open mike at EasyStreet 5."Honey, I Blew Up the three song Australian import avail- TONIGHT AND SATURDAY: WEDNESDAY: the Ark Band at Kid," (Disney) able on Happy Knight Records. EasyStreet. 6."Sister Act," (Touch- This week, Jeff DeWitte of Re stone) cord Den likes Smeared 7."Unlversal Soldier," bySloan, a recording available on UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO (Live) D.G.C. records. 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These are the words of limited look - the NSX and 911 Christine Sickles, one of many were on a spinning pedastal and Irate sophomores presently resid- roped off, respectively. ing (and attempting to park) on The 1993 North American In- Other special Interest vehicles campus. ternational Auto Show, held in De- included BMW's confident touring Sickles has a Job about 30 troit's Cobo Hall, didn't see as coupe, the 850 Ci, and Mercedes- minutes away and planned on be- much action as In previous years. Benz's lesson In extremities, the ing able to park near Offenhauer Though plenty of cars were in at- 500 SEC, whose curb weight ex- Towers in order to reach her Job tendance this year, only two new ceeds two tons and who drinks a The 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo3.6 quickly. products were unveiled - the 1994 gallon of fuel every 12 miles. "I have a class that lasts until 2 Mitsubishi Galant and the Porsche Also in attendance was Am p.m. most days and must be at Boxster, a concept vehicle. General's Hummer. Originally work by 3 p.m.," Sickles said. "I Many in the automotive Industry dubbed the HMMWV (Humm- can't afford to wait for a shuttle feel that such companies as Ferrari Vee), for High Mobility Multi- that takes 20 to 45 minutes to get took a hiatus this year, or didn't purpose Wheeled Vehicle, the from one place to another!" come up with a new product be- Hummer made its debut in 1985 Many students have been caught cause of poor sales throughout the for the U.S. military. Now, civilians In the same helpless situation. automotive market. Instead, com- can own a slightly more plush, Under the promises of last year's panies such as Porsche and Mitsu- more 'civilized' version of this oth- parking rules, sophomores happily bishi either unveiled or promised a erwise brutish utility vehicle. brought their cars to school with a 1994 model early In 1993. The What the show didn't feature this renewed enthusiasm that can only 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.6 due year was accessories. The only be attributed to the knowledge they in March is a prime example. company on hand for aftermarket would no longer be looked at as the New products for 1993 Included modifications was ASC. Products lowest rung on the ladder. Ford's Mustang Cobra SVT, Pon- from ASC Included the Nissan Psych! tiac's Firebird/Trans Am, Lexus' 300ZX Convertible, Cadillac Sevi- According to the new rules, all GS 300, and Subaru's Impreza. lle STS Courje and Chevrolet Cor- freshmen and sophomores must For those interested in the high- vette Spyder, complete with glit- park In Lots 6 and 19, the lots performance market, the Acura tered-orange paint. closest to the stadium. This Is not too bad for those who live in Back of the Porsche 911 Torbo 3.6 Harshman and Krelscher quads, which are actually near the sta- dium. 1992 a year of changes For those who live in McDonald Quad or Offenhauer Towers, the hike Is not appreciated when park- for auto manufacturers ing lots are nearby and spaces re- main available every day of the formula. Porsche 911 style Instru- week. by Ross Weitzner mentation, 50/50 weight distribu- "I think It's stupid that we have Insider staff writer tion, a Torsen limited-slip differen- empty spaces right behind us and tial and huge, 11.6-Inch ABS forti- can't even park there," said Robin fied brakes at each wheel are Just Gubanlch, a sophomore living in In the past, It could be said that some of the many properties in- Offenhauer East. the auto Industry was more settled cluded in this successfully fast tour- In the Offenhauer complex, 233 at the end of the year than the be- ing vehicle. sophomores are denied parking ginning. Well, change isn't always spaces. They are not alone. Almost a bad thing, but 1992 might have Luxury-oriented convertible en- a quarter of the residents of been a special case. thusiasts will be disappointed to McDonald West must park In Lot For starters, Isuzu decided to hear that Cadillac decided to cut 6. stop building cars altogether. The the Allante after the 1993 model McDonald North residents, of company will continue to build year. The decision was based on which about half are sophomores, trucks and supply parts for pre- faltering sales as well as poor suc- suffer the same fate. vious models, but no more cars on cess with quality. Many are con- According to officials In the a large scale. Lotus followed suit fused that such a decision was Parking and Traffic department, and decided to discontinue the made after the Introduction of the parking spaces remain open be- slow-selling Elan. Mazda, too, de- Northstar system In mid-1992. cause there Is no way to tell how cided that a particular project, the This system Includes a 290-horse- many cars students will bring to Amati luxury line, simply wouldn't power, 32-valve V-8 engine, trac- campus. work. Apparently, excess costs tion-control and a sophisticated ac Meanwhile, the empty parking wouldn't allow the company as live suspension, capable of chang- spaces remain as a glaring remin- much latitude as it would've liked. ing suspension dynamics many der of the parking problem present Speaking of Mazda, perhaps the times per second. This system is at the University. biggest shock to the sports car also found on the STS sedan and The question is: where does the market was the 1993 RX-7, Intro Eldorado Touring Coupe. root of the problem really lie? duced in March of '92. Its capabili- Aside from cosmetic or minor Perhaps it lies in the plan set up ties meet or exceed those of many changes, the majority of the auto a few years ago to rectify the park- of its competitors as much as three industry has been left unchanged ing problem. This plan was intend- limes and four times its price. Not lor the beginning of 1993. ed to have been phased In and in to mention that it's not all perform However, autophiles, beware! The lull effect by last year. It was to ance; the RX-7 has a pretty face, new year has already started off have limited the parking options too. True driving enthusiasts will with more introductions and im- for all students. appreciate the RX-7's back-to- provements than previous years. "What we wanted to do was basics approach to the sports car . Stay tuned for more! -••«»*■♦" * *<* t-t RX-7 move the sophmores out and get tf,ms ) 'solutions' just add to problem Words by: more commuter parking," said ge- takes effect and students should The express shuttle would allow ology professor John Howe, a find a phone, call 372-RIDE and sit people to reach the middle of cam- member of the oarklng committee. In their cars until the van arrives to pus directly from the airport or the "But something got messed up in Dorian Halkovich pick them up. stadium parking lots, Jackson says. the process." The University's Undergraduate Another available option is the Because of a severe illness of the Student Government has made Campus Escort Service. This oper- person in charge of enacting this Pictures by: two recommendations for solving ates from dusk until 1 a.m. Sunday plan, the proposal was pushed the problem of inefficient shuttle through Thursday and from dusk back. Hence, the present parking service and student complaints until 10 p.m. Fridays. problem and general unrest seem Joson Kamykowski about the parking situation. Representatives from Parking to be a partial result of this post- The express shuttle is one of and Traffic suggest that students In poned plan. since they can leave In daylight." permit each semester at $30 a these suggestions. According to need of the escort service should The Issue of safety has also be- "l*d even be willing to pay more pop. The regular parking permit is USG President Jason Jackson, the pull up in front of the Commons come an Increasingly worrisome for a parking ticket If I could park $30 for ALL YEAR. Why is the express shuttle Is Intended to cut and use the phone Inside. topic for those reduced to parking closer just for safety," Sickles add- half year working permit the same down the time and the number of But are these really solutions or In the stadium lots. ed. price for less time? Alternatives do stops. The plan is to use this shuttle Just temporary fixes? Obviously, ' 'Juniors and seniors live primar- exist for those who work off cam- with the other two shuttles owned faculty need parking spaces as well ily off campus," said frustrated Sickles managed to obtain a pus and must return at night. Park- by the University. These two shut- as commuters and on-campus stu- sophomore Amy Deeb. "So they work permit to park closer to her ing and Traffic personnel say that tles run bi-directionally, allowing dents. should have to park off in B.F.E. residence hall, only to find that at these students should utilize ser- people to get back and forth faster. As Deeb stated, wouldn't It make the beginning of the new semester vices such as the shuttle bus and more sense to have commuters she received yet another parking the van service. park out by the stadium because ticket for parking In the wrong lot. The shuttle bus runs until mid- they leave primarily In the daylight? Basically what she discovered was night Monday through Friday. Doing so would free up spaces for that she Is required to renew the After midnight, the van service on-campus students near their res- idence halls and also help to alle- viate some of the safety concerns. "I don't go to the grocery store and find the prime spots taken up by employees," Jackson empha- sized. "They park In the back." The faculty does not pay for their parking privileges as do the stu- dents but they still receive closer parking. The reason for this, ac- cording to Jackson, Is the theory that commuters and faculty do not stay put for long and are constantly on the move. On the other hand, on-campus students mainly stay In one spot Indefinitely. He added that USG will be considering all proposals In the future. According to an authority at Parking and Traf- fic, students were solicited last year for suggestions on how to alleviate the parking problems. The reason the preceding suggestions were not implemented was because they were either never brought up or were not brought up In a great enough number to be considered. "We will be re-evaluatlng the parking situation on an annual basis," said the official, who wish- ed to remain anonymous. "It is not set in stone." The official suggests that stu- dents not wait until the next review of the parking plan to submit their suggestions to Parking and Traffic. If students would have done this last year the situation might have been different, but all new sugges- tions will be considered. Students can forward their suggestions to Jason Jackson at the USG offices as well. Maybe these solutions wouldn't work. Maybe they would. It all comes down to a matter of trial and error. Without trial, progress does not occur. So for all those who are unhappy about the parking situa- tion, try saying or doing something about it. Silence Is not a virtue In this case. . , , , I**-*' W,1tfl 8 Fit for Kings Weekly Soap Summaries All My Children: daughter Sami - now 15 years not see Blair and Max commit- Nob figures out that Dixie was old - has returned from Colora- ting adultery. Fun park seeks stars for summer the woman (n Ted's past and do. Abe Is shot. John teUs Mar- OFrlday, Feb. 5 - Colum- that he is really Tad. However, lena that he plans to leave Young and the Restless: by Courtney B. Gangcmi bus, Ohio; Ohio State Univer- she has a heart attack before she Salem. Julie forgives Doug for Insider staff writer sity, Hughes Hall, Room 013, could tell him. Dixie suffers an lying to her and they are reunit- Lauren is puzzled ever the jig 6 to 8 p.m. emotional breakdown. Adam ed. saw puzzle pieces she continues Still harboring dreams of ClSaturday and Sunday, Feb. proposes to Goria. Erica is to receive from Sheila Ryan singing on Broadway or danc- 6 and 7 - Cincinnati, Ohio; released from Oak Haven. changes his address in an at- ing with Baryshnlkov? Then Paramount's Kings Island, General Hospital: tempt to help Victoria. Nikki you might want to think about American Heritage Music Hall Dominique tells Scotty the suggests a plan to Victor in order auditioning for Paramount's - singers, actors, specialty acts Another World: truth about her condition. Felicia to help Victoria. Victoria shies Kings Island's 1993 season. and technicians, 11 a.m. to John is furious with Kelsey for pleads with Mac to find a way to away from Ryan coming to her It may take getting your act 12:30p.m.;dancers, lto2 throwing around her new free her from the institution. therapy sessions together (literally), and some p.m.; Instrumentalists, 1:30 to weight. Carl's motives continue Karen admits to Jason that she is tough competition with audi- 3 p.m. to worry everyone, Loma, Ra- upset that Jagger left town. tions - beginning Jan. 30 In Auditions are limited to two chel, Cass and Paulina suspect Brenda finds out where Jagger is Beverly Hills 90210: Louisville, Ky. minutes. Requirements: that Felicia had started drinking hiding and goes to pay him a Dylan throws a party to cele- The park is going to feature Singers: perform a ballad again. Felicia solves Cass and visit. Holly finds out that Bill had brate his dad's release from all-new shows and attractions and an untempo song, bring Frankie's wedding problems. been keeping secrets. prison. Kelly attends but Brenda this summer, focusing on sheet music. can't because Mr. Walsh doesn't themes from many motion pic- Dancers: perform a short want her anywhere near Mr. tures and television shows pro- combination (to be taught by As the World Turns: McKay. Dylan and Kelly share a duced by Paramount Pictures. staffers), may also be asked to Edwina provides Evan with in- Guiding Light: passionate kiss while swimming "This is an excellent way to sing. formation that created problems Mindy asks for Nick's forgive- in his pool. He tells her that he begin a career In entertain- Actors: give a short routine with his love for Rosanna. Ro- ness and admits that she wants has made his decision and he ment," said Dan Schultz, man- suitable for family entertain- sanna says she is not one who him back. Nick tells her that he is wants her. Brandon's addiction ager of the park's Entertain- ment. bkes to be committed. Emily committed to Eve. Blake and to gambling increases. Jack tells ment and Attractions Depart- Instrumentalists: perform confronts Royce about his Ross argue about Ross repre- Jim he wants to dissolve Dylan's ment. "Many park alumni are a lyrical and technical piece, be phone calls. Holden is upset with senting Spauldlng. Bridget tries trust fund. Dylan and Kelly tell now working in theater on prepared to skjhrread. Lily over her divorce proceed- to break her deal with Nadine. Brenda about his decision and Broadway, Las Vegas stage Specialty Acts: give a brief ings. Neal tells Scott about her Vanessa hires Fletcher and she goes psycho. productions, movies, television demonstration featuring the father. Frank to help search for Alexan- and In the record Industry." specialty. dra. Audition dates and locations Technicians: an interview. Melrose Place: In our area are: For additional Information Bold and the Beautiful: Allison gets promoted to a OThursday, Feb. 4 - Ann and tips on preparing to audi- Sheila steps up her efforts to Loving: new executive position in her Arbor, Mich.; University of tion for this extravagant affair, sabotage the paternity test when Gwyneth's investigation be- job, and Amanda Woodward Michigan, Kuenzel Room: contact the Entertainment and she overhears Brooke telling gins to pay off when she puts the (Heather Locklear) is her boss. singers, actors, Instrumenta- Attractions Department at Ridge she is certain her baby is pieces together as to why Clay For a last-minute shoot, Jo is lists, specialty acts and techni- Paramount's Kings Island at Eric's. Eric dreams about the has been tormenting Stacey. hired to photograph a well-k- cians, 2 to 5 p.m. (513)398-5600. possibility that he is the father of Clay confesses his dirty deeds. nown tennis player In his under- Brooke's baby. Macy is shocked Dinah Lee Is shattered by Clay's wear. She ends up taking nude by Thome's divorce plans. duplicity. Casey accidently tells shots that she sends to Allison's Hannah about Cooper's mar- office to be used. Allison freaks. limn iiiiiiiiimmim riage proposal to Ally. Michael sets Billy up on a blind Days of Our Lives: date with a nurse from the hospi- Carty tells Jennifer that Nikki tal . They both know there is no aeddentry killed Lisanne. Kim- One Life to Live: spark, but just to be nice, he calls beriy figures it out on her own Lee Ann is devastated when her again, and just to be nice, when she hears Nikki talking in Jason is arrested, hindering her she Invites him over for dinner. his sleep. Roman and Marlena chances at gaining Joint custody Finally, they decide the romantic are surprised to find their of Duke. Jason searches for attraction just isn't there. proof of his innocence. 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