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Friday, February 19,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 103 Democratic candidates for Council butt heads by Chris Hawley The message referred to a Wednes- However, he said the knife did not hit to continue hosting the show until that local government reporter day letter to WBGU staff in which "Today with that letter to Haynes. date. Brennan demanded the radio station However, both Melendez and Wes- Democratic First Ward candidates remove Sam from his weekly show or WBGU, you started a f...ing According to the police report, Wes- seler filed petitions Wednesday as Todd Wesseler and Sam Melendez said give Wesseler equal airtime. war. This time, buddy, you seler, Brennan and Haynes were re- Democratic candidates. that despite harsh words and criminal "Today with that letter to WBGU, you got f...ing personal. I'm ferred to the city prosecutor's office for Both sides said they were still angry accusations Thursday, they have settled started a f...ing war," Melendez said in possible legal action. However, at press about the radio exposure incident but a feud over equal radio exposure. the message, of which The News ob- either going to destroy you time Thursday, Wesseler said the three added tempers had cooled. Wesseler said last night he will nego- tained a recording. "... This time, bud- in May [primaries] or I am had not decided if they would pursue "I'm angry that [ Brennan's letter] tiate a waiver allowing Melendez to dy, you got f...ing personal." criminal charges. was sent, but I'm glad [Brennan] came continue hosting his Friday evening "I'm either going to destroy you in going to kill you in to his senses and stopped being so pet- radio program on WBGU-FM. Michael May [primaries] or I am going to kill November. Either way, I am Melendez denied the message was ty," Melendez said. "This wasn't so Brennan, Wesseler's campaign man- you in November," Melendez said. meant to harass Wessler. much about politics, it was about my ager, had demanded WBGU remove "Either way, I am the next city coun- the next city councilman, no "I was angry at him, I wanted to yell radio show." Melendez or give Wesseler equal air- cilman, no matter what." matter what." at him," Melendez said. "... It was the time in accordance with Federal Com- In the police complaint, Wesseler, only way I could tell him how I felt. I Wesseler said he has mixed feelings munications Commission regulations. Brennan and Haynes also claimed Me- Sam Melendez, in a phone don't think I was harassing him." about the waiver but is glad both sides Wesseler said the conditions of the lendez tossed a dinner knife onto message to Todd Wesseler "If he does try to press charges, it have reached an agreement. waiver would require Melendez to use a Haynes' food tray Tuesday in Prout would be a desperate attempt to blud- "I think the rules should be enforced, psuedonym while broadcasting. Cafeteria, causing it to hit him in the geon my character," he added. but if this is what it takes to get the race The agreement ended a flare-up that chest. formation Officer Barbra Waddell said back on track, then I don't have a prob- began at 1:44 am. Thursday when Wes- Brennan said after the three filed the police were not sure the voice in the Melendez said he told Brennan lem," he said. seler, Brennan and campaign treasurer complaint, police audiotaped a conver- message was Melendez's, Melendez told Wednesday if Wesseler did not agree to Kleismit said he did not want to com- Michael Haynes filed a police report sation between him and Melendez in The News he left the message and add- such a waiver, he would run as an inde- ment on the feud. against Melendez, saying he left a "har- which Melendez confirmed he left the ed he had tossed the knife onto Haynes' pendent candidate. As an Independent, "I don't want to get involved," he said. assing" message on Wesseler's tele- message. tray to indicate he felt Wesseler's cam- Melendez would have until May 3 to file "My concern is for myself; just to keep phone answering machine. Although University police Public In- paign was a "stab in the back." a candidacy petition and would be able focused on my campaign." USG president's year summarized by JenI Bond student government reporter
Around this time last year. Undergraduate Student Government President Jason Jackson was making promises and campaigning hard to be elected USG president. After almost a year in office, the ques- tion now is whether these promises were kept. The issues addressed in the election last year focused on recycling, tuition caps, the formation of a student coalition and a shuttle bus that would run from the University to the city. In an interview last February, Jackson said the recycling program needed more funds, more hired help and more equipment. A bill pro- posing an increase in recycling funds and a permanent director's po- sition is now in the final stages of being approved, according to Jack- son. "Last year when we were dealing with this issue, it really wasn't defined where the program was going to go," he said. "We surveyed students and put everything in proposal form and now we are exactly where we want to be." USG senator Matt Fair said Jackson has done an excellent job im- plementing his programs. "We have the same styles of problem solving and instead of seeking out a confrontation, he seeks out a compromise," Fair said. During a debate in the last election, Jackson proposed a shuttle route that would go into the community. Although a reverse shuttle has been implemented, a community shuttle has not. "This is one issue I am disappointed with," Jackson said. "It hasn't happened because we have not received cooperation from our other state schools." Jackson said both Miami University and Kent State University The BG Ntwi/TtrtM Thomai have a community-type shuttle system. But, both schools have not cooperated in sharing information about their systems. in front of McDonald East. Bowbeer, who uses the shuttle bus Waiting for the shuttle bus, sophomore business major Erin Bow- During spring break Jackson said he plans to visit Miami and get beer (left) and freshman business major Julie Asseoheiner (right) three times a week to go to tennis practice, said she hates waiting cover their ears from the harsh winter winds Thursday afternoon for the bus In the cold. the information first hand. "We've done everything on our end," he said. "We've talked to the mayor [Wes Hoffman] and Councilman [Scott] Ziance. We just want to give the city an option for a better system." USG chief legislative officer Michael Brennan said Jackson is not Haiti gunman hijacks missionary plane at fault for the delay in getting a community shuttle. "Jackson was not successful in getting all the changes he wanted, but this was more due to lack of resources than lack of determination Soldier diverts flight to Miami International Airport, surrenders upon arrival by Jason," he said. "The University is financially restrained and USG has made the best changes possible for the least cost." The Associated Press hind his head as about 10 unifor- after he commandeered the Bergen said she had no infor- Tuition caps were another issue Jackson wanted to focus on during med officers crouched nearby. plane, the source said. About two mation on security procedures in his term. His plan was to work with the Ohio Student Association and MIAMI - A Haitian soldier hi- The man then laid down on the hours after that, the plane, which place at the Cap Haitien airport get students involved. jacked an American missionary tarmac and the officers surroun- was met in flight by a U.S. Cus- because the FAA doesn't evalu- "Last year, we were going to have 15 percent cuts to higher educa- group's plane at an airport in ded him. toms Service jet, landed in ate security there. She said the tion and then we held the rally," Jackson said. "The cuts ended up be- Haiti and diverted it to Miami on The hijacker had shot a hole in Miami. FBI agents and a SWAT agency was getting its informa- ing considerably lower and I give some of the credit to the rally. Now Thursday, but surrendered when the ceiling of the plane before it team were waiting. tion on the hijacking from we have a tax proposal that has been passed and will benefit higher the plane landed. took off from Cap Haitien in It wasn't immediately known government sources in Haiti. education." The hijacker had given his gun northern Haiti, but no injuries whether the hijacking was re- The formation of a student for student coalition was another goal to the crew during the flight, a were reported, said Kathleen lated to Haitian refugee crisis. DC-3 twin-prop transports, Jackson set for his term. The coalition is made up of leaders of cam- federal law enforcement source Bergen, spokeswoman for the The hijacked plane was owned able to carry 21 passengers, be- pus organizations and it provides a forum for student discussion, ac- said on condition of anonymity. Federal Aviation Administration by Missionary Flight Interna- gan service in 1936 and became cording to Jackson. The plane was carrying nine in Atlanta tional, based in West Palm Beach, the most widely used airliner in Fair said the coalition is an excellent program that benefits stu- passengers and two crew mem- The plane, an aging twin-prop Fla A spokesman for the mis- history. dents. bers plus the hijacker and a DC-3, refueled without Incident sionary service said he had no in- The missionary group's flight "The coalition helps unite the campus," he said. "Jackson is not a woman hostage he had seized on in Providenciales Island in the formation on the hijacking. had been scheduled to fly back to sectional kind of guy. He doesn't go after his own interests, but the the ground, a Haitian govern- Turks and Caicos before flying to The hostage was Karen Davis, West Palm Beach, said Dave University's as a whole." ment official said. Everyone but Miami, Bergen said. It had to re- dispatcher for the missionary Bowen, operations director at Brennan said Jackson has done a fairly good job as president. the hijacker was American, other fuel because of a shortage of airline, said Col. Jean-Robert Palm Beach International Air- "The Jackson presidency has not been perfect by any means, but sources said. aviation fuel in Cap Haitien, Gabriel, secretary of the Haitian port. "They've been based out of overall, has been a successful one," he said. "The mistakes that Jason Moments after the plane land- which is about 600 miles from High Command. He said the hi- this airport for years," he said. has made have been the constructive kind that he has learned from." ed at Miami International Air- Miami. jacker was about 35 years old and "They take food, medical sup- USG Vice-President John Babel said the fact that no one is running port, the man walked out the door The gunman gave his weapon armed with a .38 caliber hand- plies and such to Haiti out of against Jackson shows the strength of his administration. of the plane with his hands be- , to the crew more than two hours gun. Palm Beach." Brennan said someone could still run against Jackson. The BG Nevus February 19,1893 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice-
Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief
KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor
CONNELL BARRETT J.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor
KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor E.A.R. to the Ground... There is absolutely nothing worse (well, maybe a few things) than to sit through an entire class and hear nothing but mindless chatter from someone two rows behind you. Aside from the intense aggravation factor - you would enjoy strangling the person but, unfortunate- ly, you will be toted away to jail if you do (how ag- gravating!) - there is the question of money. It's bad enough to pay 492 smackers for a three hour class like, say, Philosophy 101, when you CAN hear the mostly boring professor. It's 10 times worse AIDS stereotyping is unfair when all you can hear is the incessant babble of someone who is too immature to sit through a mere 40 minute lecture without opening his or her mouth. Anyone who can possibly fit it into has this discomfort to begin with, then So, from all of us here at E.A.R. to all of our schedule should go see the AIDS quilt on anyone who strays from the so called sexual readers: SSSSHHHH! If you plan to talk during display in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom from norms is going to generate even more dis- class, don't go to class at all. You irritate the more in- Feb. 20 to Feb. 22. More than five hundred JULIET comfort and is going to become a target of telligent students. panels will be displayed. that discomfort. This is a very significant display because COOK This gives people the opportunity to lash *•• of the huge epidemic AIDS has become, the out at someone else's sexuality instead of many valuable lives lost to the disease and dealing with their own sexual insecurities. On to less frivolous matters. the numerous myths still surrounding it. After all, being able to condemn somebody House GOP leader Robert Michel, in his response Many people still harbor misconceptions else's actions tends to make a person feel to President Clinton's first State of the Union ad- about the dangers of casual contact with superior or powerful. And power certainly dress, took pains to say that he was sure Perot fol- AIDS victims. Also, some uninformed people seems to be a big goal in our society regard- lowers agreed with all the Republican party had to continue to cling to the myth that AIDS is a less of the people hurt in the process to get say about the new economic plan. prevalently homosexual disease. to the top. Maybe his followers agree, but Perot sure doesn't. Although this is untrue, AIDS has been a That's how capitalism works. Thursday Perot had nothing but praise for Clin- catalyst for anti-gay victimization and in- Ah, but I digress (please don't chop me up ton's plan. He said it is "a good artist's sketch" that tolerance of people with AIDS is partly the into little pieces for going off on tangents - result of underlying attitudes about sexual I've had a stressful week). I don't want to just needs filled out. orientation and behavior. discuss rethinking attitudes about capi- So the next time a Republican chooses to speak for The same people who hold negative atti- talism; I want to discuss rethinking attitudes Perot or any of his followers, we suggest he or she tudes about AIDS tend to be prejudiced about alternative lifestyles. speaks very carefully about what Perotians may or toward homosexuality. Furthermore, indi- "In general, people are less I think that from an early age, kids should may not think. viduals with negative attitudes toward ho- tolerant of AIDS victims who be taught to be open-minded and accepting Because Perot is going to tell the nation what he mosexuals tend to be less knowledgeable are homosexuals. This makes it of different lifestyles. Of course, this is not thinks "all by his lonesome." about AIDS and more willing to endorse enough, because not all parents will conform *•• drastic and ineffectual policies than those clear that anti-gay prejudice and to such an idealistic plan of action. There- with more favorable attitudes. the AIDS related stigma are fore, the same ideas need to be fostered in In general, people are less tolerant of schools. Sex education (including AIDS edu- Speaking of politics, see if you can't lasso a copy of AIDS victims who are homosexuals. This closely attached. It is also pretty the latest issue of Spy . For one thing, the cover cation) in the schools needs to start earlier makes it clear that anti-gay prejudice and clear that this kind of prejudice and be more expansive. sports a deliciously doctored photo of our fearless the AIDS-related stigma are closely atta- Certain groups oppose expansive sex edu- first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton -- her friendly ched. It is also pretty clear that this kind of and stigma is a result of cation in schools on the grounds that absti- face superimposed on the shapely form of a leather- prejudice and stigma is a result of homopho- homophobia. And, of course, nence is the only "choice" that should be clad biker babe. bia. And, of course, homophobia is deeply taught to young people. Obviously, though, if rooted in ignorance. homophobia is deeply rooted in a variety of safe sex options are not dis- But there's also a great prank in which several Why is it so difficult for so many people to ignorance." cussed, then it would hardly be effective. congressional freshmen are called by a made-up talk accept lifestyles different from their own? And something effective needs to be de- show and asked about what the U.S. should do con- The mental block in this area has probably veloped at this point. cerning the ethnic cleansing in "Freedonia" (the fic- been created largely due to myths, stereo- Myths about AIDS and homosexuals are ... ticious country in which the Marx Brother's classic types and false beliefs ingrained in individ- to their kids, their friends. This creates a inane. Lack of sex education in our schools is uals (through the media, schools, churches, self-perpetuating cycle of misconceptions. ... insipid. film, "Duck Soup," was set). One of our segacious their parents) since they were very young. I also think homophobia is related to the I think I'm having a nervous breakdown. leaders said we should begin "stopping the killing If these individuals dont challenge such fact that we live in a society that is very un- Juliet Cook writes a stressed-out column over there" right away. attitudes themselves, they will pass them on comfortable with sexuality. When a society every Friday/orTbe News. But not until we pull our forces out of Neverland.
The BG News Staff Nation's evils reflect society Tim Norman I'h.jtu Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. CknLubbcrl Sports Ed. Dawn Keller Asst. Chief Copy Ed. To the Editor mired in economically debilitat- speaking, as though there were When a population of people Erik Pupillo Asst. Sports Ed. Ron Novak Copy Ed. There is, today, a problem with ing practices. no tomorrow. behave in a manner indicative of Bill Burgess Prod. Supervisor Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. our country's foundation. It is these developments men- their lacking human interest in Julie Tagliiferro Special Projects Ed. TonyNehb Copy Ed. Not only does our country bor- Michael Zawaclo Assl. Special Proj. Ed. Cwen Johnson Copy Ed. It used to be that we had a row gargantuan magnitudes of tioned that should be very alarm- their society, their society is des- lane Kilgore Insider Managing Ed. Jason Hunt Copy Ed. largely self-sufficient country wealth for use in subsidizing oth- ing to anyone having human in- tined to suffer. Human interest Brandon Ward Copy Ed. Jennifer Stripe Copy Ed. which would experience rampant erwise unobtainable standards of terest in our society. demonstrated by citizens is the Pam Smith Proofreader Robin Coe Proofreader rates of social and economic living for citizens, but our coun- key ingredient that allows a soci- The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily progress, offer hospitable life try also cannot seem to satisfy Human interest is the interest I ety to behave intelligently in its during the academic year and Wednesdays during the circumstances to nearly all citi- citizens' needs with its own define people as having of being own best interest over time. summer session. zens and also provide increasing products and resources. supportive of their society's long It is only when people hold a expectations of a better life still We, instead, engage in trading term health and welfare. Today, higher concern for their society's 214 WEST HALL for future citizens of the United practices that guarantee future people are collectively bargain- long term welfare do they collec- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY States. citizens to be forever obligated to ing in a manner that demon- tively vote and behave in a man- But those days have passed. foreign countries. In short, our strates they have little human in- BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 Today, we have a country country behaves, economically terest in our society. See Society, page three. Copyright 1993, The BG News
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U^' mJi February 19,1993 The BG News Media scrutinize black Star-observing course needed here To the Editor cording to the phase of the There was no course like that I enjoyed reading Dr. Roger moon. for non-scientists like myself women in government Ptak's Star Dust column, pub- when I was an undergraduate lished February 1st In the Sen- I would love to take a course here at BGSU, but I would be tinel-Tribune. on observational astronomy willing to return to take such a Election year 1992 was widely tack following the election year was Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole, the with Dr. Ptak. He could point course, especially if it were described by political observers Dr. Ptak explains how to find president of Spelman College, out planets during a sky watch taught by a nice professor like as the "year of the women." the elusive planet, Mercury, 45 Dr. Ptak. GUEST who had served as head of the session and teach students how Thousands of women - black and minutes after sunset. He also Pam Haucnstein Clinton transition team on educa- to use the telescope and take white - ran for elective office for explains how to sky watch ac- astrophotos. Flndley the first time. The number of tion, labor, the arts and humani- women in the House of Repre- COLUMN ties. sentatives increased from 29 to Dr. Manning Marable Dr. Cole Is, perhaps, black ^ 47 and from two to six in the Sen- America's most prominent and SOCIGtV ate. successful leader in the field of higher education. But when Dr. Women gave Clinton 46 per- She vacationed with campaign Continued from page two. cent of their votes, providing a Cole was rumored to be con- manager and "boyfriend" Kgosie sidered as a candidate for Secre- major share of his electoral vic- Matthews, who had been paid ner supportive of their society's In effect, currently respected lem present with its foundation, tory. The "gender gap" also tary of Education, she came long term well being. religion appears to have suffered our country's multitude of prob- $15,000 for every month during under a great deal of furious as- existed within the black elector- the campaign and who was ac- obsolescence In its ability tc Instill lems appear symptomatic of a ate. According to exit polling sault and McCarthy-like criti- But this problem of people respect for life-sustaining mor- problem residing with religion. cused of sexual harassment by cism from several quarters. data, 86 percent of all African- several female staff members lacking human interest in their als in our society. This is another After all, it is - and it has al- American women voted for Bill working for Braun. society appears to me to be a way of saying that our country's ways been - religion and its ca- Clinton, compared to only 77 per- While key staff positions had The Jewish publication, For- manifestation of a more funda- root foundation supporting our pacity to provide citizens with cent of black men voters. gone unfilled throughout ward, attacked Dr. Cole for being mental problem present. This social existence has incurred needed moral reference that A new influx of African- December, her remaining staff. favorable to Fidel Castro for her problem concerns respected re- damage in recent years due to serves as the foundation support- American women entered Con- work years ago as a member of ligion and its obvious lack of abil- obsolescence. ing the continued existence of gress, Including: Eddie Bernlce the national committee of the ity in motivating people to oper- As is the case with a building society. Johnson of Texas, 56 years old, a Venceremos Brigades, a group ate collectively In a supportive that's experiencing cracks In its Joseph C Klnney businesswoman with prior politi- "This increase in sponsoring friendship trips to manner of their society. walls and ceiling due to a prob- Plalnf leld, Ind. cal experience in the Texas State women's political Cuba. House and State Senate; Cynthia Dr. Cole was accused of being McKlnney of Georgia, a 37-year- power saw strong pro-Palestinian, an unforgivable YEAH BOB by Darryl Kluskowski old college instructor, who had resistance from the transgression. served in the Georgia state legis- Within days, CNN, The New lature; educator Conine Brown media. Women's groups York Times, The Washington of Florida, a 45-year-old who had were harshly criticized Post and other publications were served In the Florida State running similar stories. The as- House; and businesswoman Eva as 'bean counters' by sult was so distorted and vicious Clayton of North Carolina, 58 President Clinton, that even black moderate journa- years old, with prior political demanding a greater list, Carl Rowan, a strong anti- service as a county commis- communist himself, came to her sioner. share of influence in the defense. But the year's biggest story upper-levels of his What the attacks on Dr. Cole was the victory of 45-year-old at- and Senator Braun have in com- torney Carol Moseley Braun, a administrative mon is that both are prominent, Democrat, who was elected to the appointments during dedicated and articulate African- Senate from Illinois. American women who are climb- Braun became the first African the transition period." ing into positions of power. American elected to the Senate in Braun's errors of judgment are, two decades and the first black indeed, minor, especially when woman to serve in the Senate in compared to the sad and sorry U.S. history. according to press reports, was public and private records of This Increase in women's polit- "busy planning lavish parties for many white male Senators. ical power saw strong resistance her swearing in" at Washington, They are being attacked, pri- from the media. Women's groups D.C. marily, due to racial and gender were harshly criticized as "bean The Chicago Sun-Times wrote, reasons, make no mistake about counters" by President Clinton, in a recent editorial: "Where is this. And the real tragedy is that demanding a greater share of in- Carol Mosely Braun? Braun's the majority of African- fluence within the upper levels of conspicuous absence during a vi- American public leaders, politi- his administrative appointments tal transition period - her una- cians and educators stood by during the transition period. vailability to answer questions or silently while these gifted, hard- More serious, however, was the to detail plans - raises questions working women were being vili- barrage of criticism aimed among even her most ardent fied by the white media and offi- against Carol Mosely Braun. supporters about her dedication cials. to the job." Although Braun ran We need to understand that the The criticism ranged from her for high office, attacking the empowerment of all African- personal behavior to her political Senate Judiciary Committee's American people requires the decision-making. Critics noted handling of the Anita Hill- support and defense of strong that Braun had sold her "modest" Clarence Thomas hearings, she black women. South-side home in Chicago, curiously expressed no interest Manning Marable is a professor moving Into a $3,300 per month in serving on this vital Senate of Political Science and History penthouse apartment, while committee of Colorado, Boulder. His column members of her campaign staff Another prominent African- appears periodically in The had not yet received paychecks. American woman under press at- News.
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Center, Off-Campus Housing and University will host a portion of Vaillancourt said thousands of UAO. the NAMES project AIDS quilt. A people took Jones' idea and The NAMES Project is the cor- symbol of the fight for life and turned it into their own memorial poration which controls the the tragedy of needless death, of loved ones they lost to AIDS. placement of the quilt and its the quilt has traveled around Individuals from all across the pieces. In order for a panel to be America in tribute to the United States donated quilt accepted for the quilt, the panel thousands of people whose lives pieces with some symbol repre- must be sent to the main offices have been claimed by the terrible senting the person or people they In San Francisco. The name of disease that is without a known lost to the disease. The symbol the person who passed away is cure. can be a picture, the person's recorded and that panel Is given Each of the more than 550 name, a picture of something a number. Panels are put panels that will be on display in they enjoyed or anything that together and the numbers are re- the Lenhart Grand Ballroom rep- represents them. corded so organizations request- resents a human being who suf- ing certain sections can easily fered through and died from find the specific panel(s) they AIDS. are searching for. Originally comprised of "In bringing the quilt Vaillancourt said the panels colored cardboard hung on the here, I truly hope it will are not put together specifically walls of the California State- for a certain region or a certain house, the quilt was founded in open the minds and showing but it depends on the 1985 by a man named Cleve hearts of people." date the panels were donated and Jones during a gay rights march Dave Vaillancourt, AIDS on several other factors. in San Francisco. Marchers He said It is too late for indi- scribbled the names of people Quilt volunteer committee viduals to begin making their SEE IT AND UNDERSTAND. they knew had died from AIDS chairman quilts to donate during this show- on the cardboard and hung them ing but there will be Information in defiance. and instructions available during Jones expanded on the idea and Vaillancourt said the panels the showing on how to make a turned it into a creation of 1,920 are 3x6 feet pieces which are quilt panel. Individuals can make three by six inch cloth panels. then sewn into sections made up their quilt panels and send them Now, comprised of more than of a total of eight panels. The sec- to San Francisco where they will 20,000 panels, the sections of the tions are put together to com- be given a number and recorded A display of the NAMES Project quilt on display at the University prise the entire quilt. There are or they can attend another show- represent mostly victims of currently over 22,000 panels in ing and donate the quilt panel AIDS from Northwest Ohio. the quilt. then. AIDS Memorial Quilt The quilt was first displayed in Greg MacVarish and Beth Zlnk The quilt holds different mean- October 1987 and sections have are the co-chairs of the Quilt ings for different people and been circulating all over the U.S. Host Committee. MacVarish at- members of the committee said February 20-22,1993 since thea Within the last year tended a conference in April they hope to use the quilt to dis- pieces have been in Cleveland which led him to start a cam- play that meaning. Bowling Green State University/University Union and Toledo and at universities paign to get the quilt brought to "In bringing the quilt here, I such as Ball State and Miami. our University. He invited mem- truly hope it will open the minds The entire quilt was recently on bers of the faculty to join him in and hearts of people here," Vail- Over 500 panels on display display in Washington, DC. his efforts. Members of the lancourt said. Cleve Jones will be on campus committee worked the entire He and MacVarish expressed a Saturday & Sunday: Noon - 8pm; Monday: 8am - 8pm to speak on Friday evening about summer to aid in the process. deep interest in revealing the the history of the quilt and about The committee is comprised of humanity behind the disease. his experiences involving the faculty members, community Vaillancourt said the quilt panels idea. Dave Vaillancourt, chair- leaders and graduate students symbolize the lives of human be- man of the volunteer committee, who are active on campus or ings - people we should re- said there will also be a donation around the community. There member. Mr. Cleve Jones Mr. Jones founded the "XAMtS "Project foundation to work, towards three goals in 1987. The goals remain the same today, The "Hamts foundation works toward illustrating the enormity of the APRS epidemic by showing the humanity behind the statistics, providing a positive and creative means of expression for those whose lives have Lecture sponsored by Z1AO rtfe rw^t' bun touched by the epidemic, and raising vital funds and encouraging support for people living with IfflV infection and APRS and their loved ones. February 19,1993 The BG News The Bucket Slap BBC A sponsors events, focuses on racial tension by Heather McQuiller drey X Riley, dramatizes the his- contributing reporter tory of black people while giving "It's important for all insight to the possibilities of the people to be able to future. It will be performed by Several events will be spon- four University students, Mar- sored by the Board of Black Cul- distinguish cietta Wilson, Dara Fulton, Steve tural Activities this weekend to organizations and Gray and Daniel Gray. promote awareness of racial ten- Following the play is the Afri- sion. individuals who do not kan Drumming and Dance Guest speaker Dr. Khallid Ab- have their well-being at Extravaganza which will be per- dul Muhammad, a special assis- formed by The Afrikan- tant to minister Louis Farrakhan, heart. So this topic is American Drum and Dance En- will be the main feature and important for all of semble of Cincinnati. It will be- grand finale to the weekend's ac- gin at 7:30 p.m. and will take tivities. those who are sincerely place in Kobacker Hall. Cost is $3 The subject of Muhammad's interested in solving the for students with valid BG iden- speech will be "We Are At race problem." tification and $5 for all others. Ward): Distinguishing Allies & To end the evening on Friday, Enemies." He will discuss racial Muhammed Luster, the BBCA will have a Peace and hostility and misunderstanding. BBCA president. Unity Jamm in the Northeast "It's important for all people to Commons. Music will be provid- be able to distinguish organiza- ed by DJ Big Daddy Helio tions and individuals who do not Public Enemy will get a chance to Centric Transparencies and His have their well-being at heart," get a more elaborate version of Amazing Galactic Orchestra at BBCA President Muhammed their philosophy by coming out the dance which will begin at Luster said. "So this topic is im- and listening to the man they 10:29 p.m. Cost is $2 for Universi- portant for all of those who are often feature on their records," ty students and $3 for others. sincerely interested in solving Luster said. Those who attend the dance on the race problem." Saturday's activity will be Friday will receive a ticket for Some may recognize Muham- preceded by a one-act play, an free admission to hear Dr. Mu- mad's voice as it has been fea- Afrikan Drumming and Dance hammad. tured on Ice Cube's album Death Extravaganza and the BBCA Dr. Muhammad's speech will The BG Nrwa/Trrcu Thotnaa Certificate and Public Enemy's It Peace and Unity Jamm on Fri- begin at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday Getting ready for club hockey, senior sports management major Chris 'Bucket' Whittemore practices Takes A Nation of Millions to day. and will take place in Kobacker his slap shot at the Ice Arena Thursday afternoon. The club hockey team plays Fridays and Saturdays Hold Us Back. Tales From the Blackside, a Hall. Cost is $2 for University after the varsity hockey games. "Those who like Ice Cube and play by the University's own Au- students and $4 for others. City Council candidates Fraternity concentrates on studies WARD WARD WARD by Donna Sharper Senior architectural design major Keith However, Terry sees the study group as a general assignment reporter Brown said Alphademics would give stu- possible catalyst to encourage African- dents a chance to find out from upperclass American high school boys to come to col- 1 2 3 students what to expect from their classes. lege. Todd Kleismit William Fischer Rebecca Hansen Learning the ABC's at college - Archi- "[Alphademics] would help out a lot be- "If the Alphas have a successful study (R) (D)» (R) tecture, Business and Chemistry - chal- cause there can be underclassman who table and those students go to high schools lenges the best of University students in- wouldn't be familiar with the work and an and tell other students about the support Sam Melendez Shane Ostrowski JanPartin cluding African- American men - a rare find upperclassman who's had the class can help they received, more students will be encour- (D) (R) (D) in most classrooms. him know what's going on," Brown said. aged to graduate and pursue a college educa- For that reason. Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- Brown added the study group would be a tion," he said. Todd Wesseler nity leaders plan to create an academic envi- good opportunity for students to help each The study will take place beginning Mon., (D) ronment outside of the classroom specifical- other if they cannot find tutors. Graduate Feb. 22, in room 702 in the Jerome Library 8 ly, but not exclusively, for African- students provide office hours to help stu- p.m. to 11 p.m. Besides meeting every Mon- American men. dents in the college of technology, but day, the group will also meet each Thursday Called Alphademics, the study tables will Brown said their times either conflict with from S p.m. to 8 p.m. in the same room. From provide students the opportunity to meet his class or work schedule. there, students may go to the Black Student others in their major and spend serious time Alphademics is not intended to be a tutor- Union's Focal Point, a discussion group held dedicated to study. ing session but a time to network and get weekly at 8 p.m. in the Amani Room, North- WARD AT- First a study group to increase African- together with other serious minded students, east Commons. Thursday was the American retention at mainstream institu- said Marcus Walton, junior business major LARGE official filing dead- tions. Alpha Phi Alpha later became a and first vice president of the fraternity. Alpha Phi Alpha coordinated its study 4 (TWO) line for all partisan fraternity. Alpha Phi Alpha Pledge Educator "It's all about self-help," he said. "We'll group in conjunction with the Thursday Council candi- Rolando Peterson said starting study tables try to have seniors in different majors but John Mura James Davidson dates. Independ- night Focal Point to give African-American (D)* (D) for African- American men will help the everyone has a function." male students another opportunity to be in ents may still file fraternity return to its founding premise. According to Clarence Terry, director of an educational and supportive environment, until the day be- "Our fraternity was founded at a predo- minority recruitment, the number of Afri- said Walton. Stuart Stearns Joyce Kepke fore the May pri- minantly white institution and it started out can-American male students enioiling in col- (R) (D)» mary. as a literary group and social network for lege has declined, which affects how many black men who faced common problems at graduate. "We want to tie all of our functions with Robert McGecin white institutions. So we're trying to get organizations that have the same interests," (R) back to the things we were founded upon," "They can't get enough to come to college he said. He also said the number of students Peterson said. from high school because they're dropping who show up at the study group does not John Miller * Indicates incumbent Peterson said the group should have fo- out before they graduate and fewer African- concern him. (R) cused first on academics and then on social American men are going on to higher educa- "If just two people come out and graduate activities. tion," Terry said. - that's all that matters to me," he said. HOME FALCON BASKETBALL VS MIAMI SATURDAY NIGHT SHOOTOUT AT "THE HOUSE THAT ROARS"! tf TOMORROW: Women 5:15 P.M., Men 7:30 P.M. —»-»-» .-*-»-»-»-»->-»-»-» -»-»-»-»-»-» 1 STUDY ABROAD: A SEMESTER South Side Six T OR A YEAR IN XIAN, CHINA T Pi Beta Phi i T i Xl'an, the old imperial capital of China, is now the capital of CONVENIENCE & LOTTERY STORE Shaanxi Province. Set in rural, inland China, Xi'an has the T proudly presents the i size and facilities of a large metropolitan area, but the feel of T i a small city. Next to Beijing, it is one of the most attractive WHERE THE PARTY STARTS T New Executive Officers i goals for travelers to China because it houses an abundance of historical treasures, including one of the "wonders of the T i • Party Balls and Supplies President Lisa Ross world", the sunken army of life-sized terracotta soldiers near BEER & WINE • State Minimum Prices T i the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang (221-207 B.C.), T VP Moral Renee Botts i founder of the Qin dynasty. i " Available to BGSU undergraduates - beginning fall 1993. BG's LARGEST SELECTION OF IMPORTS T VP Social Trisha Dodge " Prior study of Chinese not a requirement - although it is • France T i recommended that participants have some prior course FROM: • Belgium VP Mental Shelly Yingling i work in basic Chinese language and/or culture. T " Regular, pre-approved BGSU academic credit granted for - Chimay - Fischers T Treasurer Colleen Flaherty i core courses taken in Xi'an. i - St. Sixtus • Germany T Asst. Treasurer Britt Longstreth ** Modem dormatory facilities. T i " Total costs, Including international airfare and the granting Panhel Audrey Snyder of full-time BGSU academic credit, less than regular BG • Czechoslovakia - Bitburger T i tuition, room and board. • Australia T Jr. Panhel Denise Le Vere i " Grant opportunities available to reduce expenses. (NB: - Pilsner Urquell i Applications due to the International Education Committee T Social Chair Jen Boulis by March 1). • New Zealand -Shaef Stout T I T Rush Chair Julie Hren i FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. CONTACT: -Steinlager AND MUCH MORE Dr. Klaus Schmidt, Chair, Department of GREAL: 372-2260 T Membership Muguet Warren i or T i House Manager Molly Schimpf Ms. Wu, Xue wei, Instructor, Chinese Program: 372-7814 T i Local page 6 The BG News February 19,1993 Greyhound agent to sell last ticket by J.J.Thompson He's received several thank- associate editor you letters from mothers and a lot of gifts for his help over the years. "The college kids, they The last thing Gilbert Avery bring me cookies and things wants to do is to grow old. their mothers send them," he That's why the 93-year-old said. "And any time you gave Greyhound station ticket agent them a ticket, the mothers sent has worked for 14 years with- the money back." out missing a day. He said the Job helps him meet people, es- Working also helps Avery pecially college students, and keep in touch with friends he keeps him feeling young. said he would not see if he "If I was around old people stayed at home. all the time, I'd probably be in bad shape," he said. "I'd proba- "It's not very interesting at bly talk like they do and act like home, there's no one there," he they do." said. "My old friends and lodge brothers, they stop in and say hello [at the station], whereas I "If I was around old wouldn't get to see them if I people all the time, was at home." Avery started working for I'd probably be in Greyhound in 1927 after the bad shape. I'd contractor that employed him probably talk like went out of business. A few days later he told his wife he they do and act like was going to go out and get the they do." first job he could find. While walking down the street, he Gilbert Avery, met the supervisor of the 93-year-old retiring streetcar line. Greyhound bus ticket "He said to be on a [street- car] first thing in the morning [ agent and] I've been here ever since," he said. Avery plans to retire March 1 Not much later, the company after working 62 years at the switched from streetcars to station. He drives - and some- buses and Avery began driving times rides his bike - to the routes from Detroit to Cincin- Greyhound station on Lehman nati. He also started his own Avenue seven days a week, but dry cleaning and tailoring doesn't mind the work because business in Toledo. The BC Newi/Tcrna Thomas of the people he meets. His friends thought he was Serving as a ticket agent for Greyhound for the past 14 years, Gil- the company. Avery said he has stayed on the job this long be- "Everyone has been good to crazy for working two jobs at bert Avery, 93, is retiring with 62 years experience overall with cause of the people be meets at the station. me here," he said. once and many doubted it Years ago, when most stu- would last. dents did not have a car on doesn't miss the driving, but he from Detroit to Cincinnati," he received two plaques for his take up playing bingo on Satur- campus, Avery said they "They all said 'How can you does miss the regular cus- said. years with the company, one day nights. usually took a bus home. He do that?' and now I'm older and tomers he got to know along the He then bought the Grey- commemorating his 50th year "Naturally, after you've been sometimes purchased tickets they're all dead," he said. way. He knew many of them hound ticket franchise and has and another his 60th year. in a place for 60 years, you're for students who wanted to go Avery drove buses until he well, from their families to the been greeting students and city He isn't sure what he will do going to miss it," he said. "I'll home and didn't have enough was 65, the mandated age for names of their horses. residents from behind the once he retires. He said he probably put an ad in the paper money. drivers to retire. He said he "Oh, I had friends all the way counter since. Avery has bowls every Friday and may for another job." Repeat DUI offender jailed after crash, loses license -FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK - ! Th.A~c.dP*. PORT CLINTON, Ohio - A man who pleaded no contest to his ninth and 10th drunken driving charges was sentenced to 13 months in jail and lost his driver's license for life in one of the cases. The Ohio Department of Highway Safety said Danny Kesterson, 40, of Port Clinton, is ranked second on Ottawa County's list of repeat low DWI offenders. The worst offender on the list has 11 convictions. Pear & Cher Rob & Whoever Graham & Shcncnc Kesterson pleaded no contest Wednesday and was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. He had a Tt,p Gummi & Fawn Duster & Buster 8ul/&rheBorbcr ^y* Ho„ 0or( & *'°Ph blood-alcohol level of 0.28 percent when the accident occurred July 4, y authorities said. The legal limit is 0.10. n Humper & Wags Weaver & E" o, 8.0°°° No one was hurt in the crash. VC V*o° Doily & Folly Acting Municipal Court Judge Wendy Wood sentenced Kesterson Stucco & Whalscr Nome Scratch & Tip Rosc Jason & Who Cares floP8. to one year in the Ottawa County Detention Facility. She also relm- Ryan & Becky Rasta & Susan Dills & Pills posed a suspended 30-day sentence on a petty theft conviction, fined Kesterson $3,000 and revoked his driver's license for life. ""* Holly J°y« AW; Kesterson also pleaded no contest to charges from a Feb. 7 arrest. n The judge found him guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the in- *-^ o,&o,dA^^ fluence of alcohol and driving while his license was under suspen- Stress & Holly Buck & Luck sion. Aljnjnd.. and Ned,... He will be sentenced March 1 on those charges. "He'll pick up more time," said Tygh Tone, assistant county pros- ecutor. Kesterson now has been convicted of drunken driving 10 times A IMAL X HOUSE since 1978 - five times in the last five years. 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February 19,1993 The BG News Proficiency tests to remain Car chase ends Requirements will not be relaxed despite low student scores in man's suicide The Associated Press - but that he opposes both. He did The results, announced Feb. 10, ing a big wave come in from the The Associated Press not name the local officials. showed that among 33,354 jun- shore," he said. Watts said the Legislature will iors tested in reading, writing, Earlier, Senate Education COLUMBUS - A law requiring hold firm and students who fail to mathematics and citizenship, Chairman H. Cooper Snyder, CLEVELAND - A man shot and killed himself after leading Ohio's high school students to pass all four parts of the test only 8,526 passed all four. The R-Hillsboro, and House Educa- police on a car chase through the city's southeast side, police pass a ninth-grade proficiency "will not get one [a diploma] others will get two more chances. tion Chairman Ronald Gerberry, said. test before they graduate will not anyway." D-Austintown, generally defend- The identity of the 28-year-old Willoughby man was being be changed or modified, the Ohio Watts, the third-ranking Senate Gov. George Voinovich and ed the tests. But Gerberry said: withheld until relatives could be notified. Newspaper Association was told leader, and House Speaker Vern Ted Sanders, state school super- "It's still a new process. It's a A patrolman stopped the man for driving 42 mph on a city Thursday. Riffe, D-Wheelersburg, reviewed intendent, earlier gave no indica- test that's being tested." street Wednesday night, police said. The speed limit in the area Sen. Eugene Wans, R-Colum- priorities of the new legislative tion that they would favor relax- Snyder said it is reasonable "to is 25 mph. bus, author of the statute which session at the newspaper pub- ing the standard. expect every child that gradu- "The driver was mumbling and the patrolman told him to put applies for the first time to the lishers' annual meeting. They announced a statewide ates from the 12th grade to have the car in park," said Lt. Robert Klimak, chief of Cleveland's senior class of 1994, said he ex- tutoring program "Project Pass" at least a ninth-grade level of homicide unit." When he didn't, the patrolman reached in and pects a flood of protests from Watts said requiring 12th that will involve community vol- proficiency." moved the gear shift into park." parents and others. About 25,000 grade students to pass a ninth unteers in a program to help as Riffe did not mention the tests The motorist pointed a 9mm gun toward the officer, Klimak students could be affected. grade test is "a very, very many students as possible pass in a speech that reviewed House said. The patrolman jumped back as the driver sped away. He said some local superinten- modest standard." He said the the tests. progress on the state budget, At least three other cruisers joined the patrolman in the chase, dents and school board members results from the most recent test- Watts indicated he thinks the campaign finance reforms and Klimak said. They caught the car and ordered the driver to get have suggested that the 1994 ing in November showed prog- number of students who will not other issues. But he did say Voin- out. When he failed to comply, police approached the car. seniors be granted a reprieve or ress but also demonstrated "that be permitted to graduate will still ovich was headed in the right "They saw the man weaving back and forth with blood on his that an oral test be substituted - the schools have not gotten seri- be large. "It's going to send a direction in the area of educa- forehead," Klimak said. "He apparently had shot himself." making it easier for them to pass ous yet." shock wave. It will be like watch- tion. Illegal disposal of junk Pork conference convenes Ohio producers aim to remain competitive, keep prices down The Associated Press causes costly problems pork and pork products is pro- "We've got to do everything we jected to increase slightly," can to keep the price of pork The Associated Press Hennessy said. "Pork production down so more people can enjoy and stricter environmental regulations have DAYTON - Ohio's pork pro- ducers must be willing to im- will continue to consolidate, with it," said Isler. "I think more and made it more difficult to dispose of items like fewer and larger producers. more people are getting the word CINCINNATI - Illegal dumping at recycling old refrigerators, which contain chemical re- prove quality and become more efficient if they are to remain Total hogs to market are project- that pork's a lot leaner than it and collection centers is a growing problem and frigerants. ed to remain flat or have a slight could mean stiff fines for violators, officials competitive in a industry that is used to be and lower in fat and The Cincinnati suburb of Sharonville is con- increase." lower in cholesterol." said Thursday. changing, a researcher said sidering surveillance and prosecution to stop He said the number of pork Activities at the conference It costs the Salvation Army in Columbus more Thursday. the dumping of old bicycles, televisions and producers nationwide has de- will not be limited to seminars than $100,000 a year for pickup and proper dis- "The bottom line is we need to other junk at its bins set up for residents' recy- clined from 470,000 in 1978 to and exhibits. An animal-rights posal of old refrigerators and stoves, tires, auto be the production-cost leaders," clable glass and plastic items. less than 200,000 in 1992. He said group has scheduled a demon- transmissions and other junk dumped at the or- said Tom Hennessy, a researcher It cost Sharonville $3300 last month to haul production has shifted to the stration Saturday to protest what ganization's collection centers, operations su- for A.L. Laboratories of Fort Lee, away trash dumped around a recycling bin at a larger producers. it calls "inhumane factory farm- pervisor John Sinkf ield said. NJ. "The U.S. swine industry is fire station, said Al Ledbetter, the city's assis- Hennessy said Ohio is the na- ing systems." The organization put up barriers and signs at changing. Producers must tant safety service director. tion's ninth-largest pork pro- The People Animals Network its collection centers asking people to drop off change and adapt to succeed." City employees who went through the trash ducer, accounting for 4 percent says two-thirds of all pigs pro- items for donation during the stores' operating found names on envelopes and magazines indi- Hennessy spoke during a sym- of the nation's total in 1992. But duced in the United States spend hours. But some people still sneak in during off cating that some of the garbage was dumped by the number of hogs produced in their lives in confinement hours to dump trash around bins and in nearby posium at the Ohio Pork Con- residents of nearby Butler and Warren counties gress, an annual conference that Ohio has fallen 6 percent, he said. systems that restrict movement ditches, Slnkf ield said. where they are charged for trash pickup, Led- and produce a crowded and "Anything that you can imagine ... you features workshops and a trade better said. show. About 6,500 pork pro- Dick Isler, executive vice stressful environment. wouldn't believe it," he said. "Sometimes when president of the Ohio Pork Pro- Police contacted those people and asked them ducers from Ohio and surround- Isler said many animal-rights we go out to the boxes, we can't get to the goods ducers Council, said he has seen activists have little knowledge because of the trash dumped around." to stop their dumping, but some violators appar- ing states are expected to attend. According to the Ohio Pork a jump in pork consumption over about raising hogs. Sinkf ield said the dumping also is a problem at ently did not get the message, he said. Producers Council, the state's the past few months and is opti- "Farmers really do care," he collection sites in Mount Vernon, Cambridge, "People are now starting to take their names 11,000 pork producers brought in mistic about the future. He at- said. "Many of them realize the Newark and Lancaster. He said it has gotten off the envelopes and the magazines," Ledbetter more than $415 million in income tributes the increase to an abun- importance of humane treat- worse in recent years as landfills have Tilled up said. last year, topping both beef and dance of pork on the market, ment. If they don't treat them poultry producers. making it a good buy for con- humanely, they're not going to be "Per-capita consumption of very successful." \i; KM KM KM KKI KM KKI KKI KKI KKI KM' KM KM KKI KKI KKI KM KM KKl "Kappa Kappa Qamma (Dean's List "Karin 'Beit "Kjm'McClurg "Kelly "Bricking "Denise Metzger "Kristina "Dohos Susan Mitchell Molly "Egan Amy Mowcry Jennifer JFantuz Amy Trijaut 'Amanda Qoldic Maryann Trohaskfi Tdyse Haggard 'Kelly Sammer "Beth Hall \ Amy Schemer COXin "Karen Janos TraciSchlotterheck. Jenna "Kperner *.<$■ LaurelSelden 'Jackie "Kpesters Tracy Sobccf^ "Keltic Lam6 Stephanie Stinziano linaLear Sarah "Wells "Valerie Mays •Denote 4.0 Trkia"Mlt KKI" KM KM KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI Soon.! - ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES The BG News February 19,1893 Clinton economic plan criticized The Associated Press In his maiden appearance before four-year reduction in deficits would Administration officials fanned description of his plan. Congress Wednesday night, the presi- not add up to the half-billion dollars bal- across the country, scheduling appear- The first rush of surveys taken after dent proposed raising taxes for most lyhooed by the administration. Instead, ances Thursday and Friday in 28 states. the speech suggested Clinton had done WASHINGTON - President Clinton Americans. His ideas would also cut there would be a net reduction of $325 House COP Leader Bob Michel of Illi- a good selling job. In one, 79 percent led his administration on a blitz across spending in ISO programs but increase billion. nois called this "the biggest propaganda favored his plan; in another, 74 percent the map of America Thursday to enlist it elsewhere. And to reinvigorate a soft Senate GOP Leader Bob Dole called it campaign in recent political history." did. The polls were taken before critics the nation's support for a pain-then-gain economy, he would cut some business "very heavy on the tax side and very Clinton, aboard Air Force One, flew to had much opportunity to make their economic plan that he said would keep taxes and undertake a quick public weak" on reducing spending. St. Louis to address a crowd at Union points. America's children from having to works spending program. Former President Reagan said it res- Station. settle for a "lesser life." urrected "the failed liberal policies of Even some federal workers were A new release of fine print from the This amounted to "reinventing our the past." In The New York Times, Rea- The president also arranged a ques- sympathetic to Clinton's close-to-home White House indicated the administra- government" Clinton told the law- gan said Clinton "has begun to sound 11.in ami answer session Friday with the cuts calling for a federal salary freeze tion's deficit cutting to be less dramatic makers. Failure to take painful steps like an 'old Democrat,'" not the "new townspeople of Chillicothe, Ohio, and a next year and for trimming 1 percent- than first portrayed. now, he said, would amount to "con- Democrat" he campaigned as. visit to Hyde Park, N.Y., for a meeting age point from their cost-of-living ad- Clinton brushed off questions about demning our children and our chil- Ross Perot called the program "a with the people of the Hudson Valley. justments for the following three years. new deficit projections and set out for dren's children to a lesser life than we good artist's sketch." Next week, he hits the road again with a the Midwest to generate grassroots enjoyed." West Coast tour. "I'm willing to sacrifice what it takes support that will be vital if his plan is to The new figures from the White "In the next 90 days, lobbyists are go- The Dow-Jones industrial average to get the country back on track," said survive attacks by powerful interests, House showed that when full account is ing to collect more money than proba- turned down Thursday, but not nearly Wallace Schaffer, who manages train- criticism by Republicans and reluc- taken of the impact of spending in- bly in the history of man, because that's as much as the 83-point tumble earlier ing programs at the National Institutes tance by some fellow Democrats. creases and pro-business tax cuts, the the way the system works," Perot said. in the week upon Clinton's first general of Health. Young girl left Police departments attempt Inventor of Club gets stranded upon death of elderly to counter gay discrimination deserved sales profit grandmother The Associated Press gay, said he knows of several other officers who The Associated Press keep their homosexuality private. The Associated Press Cities including Baltimore, Atlanta, San Jose, Ca- LOS ANGELES - As some in the military fight to lif., Detroit, Ann Arbor, Mich., and Phoenix have AKRON - A Pennsylvania businessman settled with an inven- keep homosexuals out, police departments in many specific policies against gay bias. tor who claimed he deserved half the profits from the Club auto KINGSFORD HEIGHTS, big cities are officially opening their doors. Law enforcement agencies in recent years lost at anti-theft device. Ind. - An 18-month-old girl Gay activists have taken note, hoping to use the least two lawsuits filed by homosexuals in state A jury ruled in the inventor's favor on Wednesday. Before it survived on potato chips growing police support as ammunition against courts - one brought by a sheriff's deputy in Flor- could reconvene to decide compensation, businessman James E. and com flakes for four those who oppose President Clinton's moves to lift ida and the other by a lesbian who tried to get on Winner Jr. reached an agreement with Charles Johnson. days after the grandmother the military ban on homosexuals. the Dallas Police Department. Terms were not disclosed, but two newspapers. The (Cleve- who was caring for her Yet even in such cities as Boston and Los Angel- The man got his job back. The woman won her land) Plain Dealer and The (Akron) Beacon Journal, reported died, authorities said. es, which have strict anti-bias rules after years of lawsuit and the Dallas department's anti-gay poli- today that Winner, who heads Winner International Corp. of The toddler, identified traditional hostility, only a handful of police offi- cy recently was ruled unconstitutional, but she was Sharon, Pa., would pay Johnson $10.5 million. only by her first name, Sa- cers have come forward to say they are gay. In disqualified from employment for unrelated "You always hope you don't have to settle for anything," said brina, was examined at a many other law enforcement agencies, especially reasons. Winner, who rejected two previous settlement proposals during hospital and turned over to those in smaller towns, homosexuality remains ta- the trial. child welfare authorities in boo. Activists credit grass-roots efforts for the He said he was satisfied with the agreement, which will let changes in some police departments. good condition. Los Angeles police Officer John Smith is one of him continue marketing the Club, a bar that locks across a car's Police, alerted by a con- six on the 7,688-member force to go public with his "The gay and lesbian community has made great steering wheel so the wheel can't be turned. cerned neighbor, found the sexual orientation. strides in certain local areas," said David Smith, a A message left for Johnson's attorney, Terry Goggins, was not body of 64-year-old Ruth "It was cumbersome for a while, but it's not Los Angeles gay activist. returned. Everly on her bed Wednes- anymore," said Smith, who made his homosexuali- A recent convert is former Los Angeles Police Johnson said in his lawsuit that he invented the Club and that day morning. She had suf- ty public in 1991. "You've still got some juvenile Chief Daryl Gates, who, during his tenure, refused Winner reneged on a 1985 handshake deal to evenly divide fered a stroke on Saturday, antics - there may be someone making a comment to let officers in uniform recruit at gay events and profits. Johnson said he got less than $20,000. said Barbara Huston, La- behind my back." made anti-homosexual statements. Winner testified last week that Johnson was a consultant in the venture, not a partner. He said Johnson signed an agreement Porte County coroner. The city Police Department recently agreed to On a recent radio talk show. Gates said most gay The television set was on, which defined the inventor's status. sweeping changes including efforts to recruit ho- LAPD officers do good work. Last year, he filed Johnson, who is dyslexic and doesn't comprehend written a cup of coffee was by the mosexuals, start a harassment hot line and in- court papers supporting Naval Petty Officer Keith bed and crumbs were on the words well, testified that he signed the papers because Winner crease sensitivity training. Meinhold's lawsuit to have the military ban de- said a bank needed them for financing. floor. The girl had "ran- Nationwide, numbers vary widely. In San Fran- clared unconstitutional. sacked" the home, Town cisco, 138 of the city's 1,700 officers are openly Gates called the ban "wrong and harmful" and Marshall Dennis Francis gay, but in Boston just two officers out of 1,950 noted similarities between police and the military. said. have said publicly they're homosexual. The Pentagon views such comparisons as mis- Norman Hill, a 10-year Boston veteran who's leading, said Lt. Col. Doug Hart in Washington. 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"\ r r A Elsewhere February 19,1993 The BG News U.N. halts relief Relief soldier wounded aid to Sarajevo Somali sniper fires at an Australian foot patrol, hits one by Christopher Burns The Associated Press der as his patrol came under by Laurlnda Keys fire in a market area in Baidoa, U.S.-led forces have provided no figures on The Associated Press 120 miles northwest of Moga- MOGADISHU, Somalia - A dishu, military officials said. Somali casualties during Operation Restore sniper wounded an Australian Day was hospitalized in satis- SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Deliveries of the flour, milk Hope, but at least two dozen are believed to soldier on foot patrol before factory condition. and blankets that have helped besieged Sarajevans scrape by will have been killed. cease until the U.N. is assured warring Serbs and Muslims will stop dawn today, and Canadian The soldiers fired back and troops fired at stone-throwing withdrew. It was not known if using the aid as a weapon. there were any Somali casu- Serb forces, meanwhile, appear to be closing in on the capital. Bos- protesters outside their base, alties, officials said. nian Serb leaders have repeatedly said they want to take half of Sar- wounding three Somalis, offi- cials said. It was the third time in two U.S.-led force of 33,000 troops demonstration was organized ajevo as the capital of their own self-proclaimed republic. and support staff in Somalia. by Col. Omar of the Jijele clan, The U.N. high commissioner for refugees announced Wednesday U.S.-led forces have faced days an Australian patrol was fired on. Twenty-four hours In Belet Huen, 200 miles which felt it was not receiving that she had ordered a halt to aid operations in Sarajevo, which has scattered violence since they earlier, Australian soldiers north of Mogadishu near the fair treatment in Canadian-led been under siege 10 months and Serb-held parts of Bosnia- arrived Dec. 9 to impose order and ensure that relief ship- killed one Somali and wounded Ethiopian border, about 300 talks between local clans. Herzegovina. ments reach people stricken by two others in a firefight. They people demonstrated against As the protest worsened, the "I really regret that I have to take this decision because we have war and famine. Two U.S. Ma- were the first casualties Aus- the Canadian regiment's Canadians fired two shots into been trying to help the victims, the ordinary people, and we cannot do rines have been killed in at- tralian troops have inflicted motorized platoon, some that," Sadako Ogata told reporters in Nairobi, Kenya. the air. When that had no ef- tacks on night patrols. since the Vietnam War. throwing rocks, said a military fect, they fired into the crowd Between October and mid-January, the U.N. recorded 54 attacks on Australian Pvt. Christopher About 900 Australian sol- statement. and wounded three people, one its staff, including shelling of convoys. There were also numerous Day, 19, was shot in the shoul- diers are included in the Canadian forces said the critically, the statement said. vehicle thefts and countless delays at roadblocks. Haitian boat sinks, many feared dead by Michael Norton The Associated Press from the ISO-foot-long ferry disaster scene and allowed two people went to one side of the Neptune had washed up on the Coast Guard cutters in the region "It's generally overloaded. It sways from side to vessel, which may have contrib- beaches of Miragoane and Petit to help in the rescue effort, said side with people standing, sitting, even up on the uted to the problem they had." PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - An Goave, 60 miles west of Port-au- Cmdr. Mizell, the Coast Guard overloaded ferryboat sank dur- Prince. By this morning, fewer liaison in Port-au-Prince. roof." Military authorities in Jere- ing a rainstorm off southern than 100 survivors had been re- "We made the offer and they Destina Momrosier, seamstress mie, speaking on condition of Haiti and hundreds of passen- ported. jumped on it," Mizell said in a anonymity, said one of the upper gers were missing and feared Communications are notorious- telephone interview. U.S. vessels decks of the vessel had collapsed. dead. U.S. Coast Guard cutters ly bad outside of the capital, so it routinely patrol international and airplanes were dispatched took more than a day for reports waters off Haiti for boat people pulled out late Tuesday from Skipper Benjamin Sinclair said today to help in the rescue effort. of the sinking to emerge. and have increased their pres- Jeremie, a port city 180 miles to as many as 1,500 people were Sinclair, in an Interview with Coast Guard Cmdr. Larry ence in recent weeks. the west. aboard, but military authorities private Radio Metropole, said he The Coast Guard said port au- Mizell said there was "no corre- As two Haitian navy ships Momrosier, 42, said she had in Jeremie earlier estimated that and about 60 passengers man- thorities reported 800 tickets lation between this and the boat searched for survivors today, taken the boat several times, 2,000 were on the ship. aged to swim ashore in a group. were sold for the triple-decker people," referring to the tens of relatives of those aboard trav- usually with 500 to 600 other pas- There were heavy rains during Authorities said dozens of other ferry. The skipper said as many thousands of Haitians who have eled to the site of the sinking to sengers, but as many as 1,500 the trip and Sinclair said passen- survivors had been picked up as 1,500 people were packed onto fled their homeland by sea since await news about their loved probably could fit aboard. gers panicked, causing the ferry along the coast, as well as on the the Neptune for an overnight the army ousted elected Presi- ones. "It's generally overloaded," to capsize. island of La Gonave. crossing from the southern port dent Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Destina Momrosier, a seam- she told The Associated Press. Mizell said one of the survivors of Jeremie to the capital when it 1991. stress from Port-au-Prince, said "It sways from side to side with interviewed indicated there was The reports did not say how far went down early Wednesday. Haiti's military approved her brother and a cousin were people standing, sitting, even up a rain squall at the time of the off shore the vessel was when it The Coast Guard said bodies flights by U.S. aircraft over the aboard the Neptune when it on the roof." accident and that "many of the sank. Hero dog saves boy from freezing The Associated Press Police called the six-year-old tal 25 miles away and his Alsation shepherd a hero. "It's isolated, it is a rural father was sleeping in when MIDLAND, Ontario - A area. Had he wandered in the the three-year-old decided to three-year-old boy who wan- bush, it could have been a head out by himself on Tues- dered a half mile from home in whole different scenario," said day morning. the cold - apparently wanting Midland police officer Kirk to visit his mother and new- Wood. 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Main St. 353-4244 (across from Uptown) I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I The BG News February 19,1993 Lengthy Africa piece to finish by David Craiy "It fills a void," said Augustin said that, because Europe had "bilateral" approach that synthe- for publication within a few paperback versions, costing The Associated Press Gatera, who since 1972 has failed to pay compensation for sized the various viewpoints. months. roughly $20 per volume, are helped coordinate the project slavery, they had nothing to dis- African rulers' role in the slave Funding for the $6 million available in two indigenous Afri- from the Paris headquarters of cuss with their European trade is mentioned, but Arabs project came from diverse sour- can languages - KiSwahili and PARIS - After 28 years of the U.N. Educational, Scientific counterparts. and most of all Europeans are ces: major donors included Li- Hausa. research, writing and occasional and Cultural Organization. "The Africans said it was an blamed. bya, the Vatican and the deposed scholarly skirmishing, UNESCO "Previous works usually were unpardonable phenomenon...," empress of Iran. Robert Harms, professor of is on the brink of completing the written by historians from ex- Devisse recalled. The General History of Africa, Contributors include not only African history at Yale Universi- most comprehensive history of colonial powers, from a colonial "The other side said it was UNESCO's biggest editorial preeminent academics, but oth- ty who was not part of the Africa written under the control point of view," said Gatera, a necessary to study. Some project ever, was proposed in ers such as Nigerian writer Wole project, said the UNESCO series of African editors. K wan dan. Europeans said there couldn't 1965. Formal work began in 1971 Soyinka and Kenyan paleontolo- was a very useful reference tool, Nearly 300 scholars recruited Sharp differences of opinion have been a slave trade if Afri- with formation of a 39-member gist Richard Leakey. African rather than "original, cutting- worldwide wrote the eight- surfaced during the project. cans hadn't sold the slaves... The committee - 26 Africans and 13 scholars were given preference, edge research." volume, 6,000-page work. It Jean Devisse, a French histori- Africans were revolted by that." non-Africans - to select editors said Gatera. makes extensive use of oral his- an who serves on the oversight "But there was a certain trans- and contributors for each vol- The writing was done in Eng- Harms said he wrote a review tory and its approaches to the committee, recalled a 1978 collo- formation of spirit, after which ume. lish or French. Editions also exist of Volume 7, dealing with the slave trade and other volatile top- quium on the slave trade, held in we began to work together in- The first volume was published in Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, colonial period of 1880-1935, ics were thrashed out at some- Haiti. stead of insulting each other." in 1980. The eighth and last, German, Chinese, Japanese, which questioned the editors' ob- times impassioned symposiums. He said some African scholars The end result, he said, was a about Africa since 1935, is due Korean and Italian. Abridged jectivity. IN BRIEF... China releases prisoner Yeltsin The Associated Press employer, who adds a few dol- lars to it and pays it to the welfare worker as salary. CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha -- Employers benefit by getting Activist freed because of health, not Clinton pushes Three engine pumps removed workers for low wages. Although Xinhua said prison authorities gave Li from space shuttle Columbia by Dan Biers "Without this link, we will "constant medical treatment" the human rights as a safety precaution contain The Associated Press never successfully get people group Asia Watch said in September that the power the right parts after all, on the payrolls and out of government was ignoring international appeals to NASA said Thursday. poverty, revitalize neighbor- BEIJING - An ailing editor imprisoned during properly treat Li. Shuttle managers delayed hoods and attract business to the 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy activists Asia Watch said at the time that he could no division the Columbia's launch so the our inner cities," said Mayor was released on bail today, the fourth dissident longer walk and had lost between 25 and 40 liquid oxygen turbopumps Emanuel Cleaver. by Deborah Seward could be replaced. freed this week by a government looking to im- pounds. The Associated Press On Wednesday, the government paroled two stu- Officials did not know Gov. Mel Camahan joined prove its international image. dent leaders of the 1989 protests - Wang Dan, who whether new and improved Cleaver in announcing the Despite the flurry of releases, the government was No. 1 on the list of most wanted students after retainers had been installed denied that the moves have anything to do with MOSCOW - President 10-year program Thursday. the movement was crushed and Guo Haifeng. as Intended or whether the foreign policy. Boris Yeltsin, trying to end seals had old retainers, which Officials hope to have 500 Li Guiren, the 49-year-old deputy editor-in-chief a feud with parliament over require more frequent in- of the Shaanxi Huayue Publishing House, was It also released a Catholic priest from Shanghai. the separation of powers, is welfare recipients participat- Two other prominent dissidents have been set free spections. ing in the program by year's released more than a year before his five-year proposing that both the in the past month. The confusion stems from end. term was to have ended, the official Xinhua News Congress and the presi- an equipment mix-up and re- Agency reported. dency give up some power The report said he was freed because of a heart The most recent releases come as the Interna- to the Cabinet, a presi- lated paperwork problem. tional Olympic Committee is to inspect Beijing, NASA is checking all 22 oxy- ailment he suffered before entering prison. It was dential aide said Wednes- PARIS - Algerian Prime which is bidding for the 2000 Summer Games. gen pumps in its inventory. not clear whether Li would return to prison after day. Minister Belaid Abdesslam, Beijing is doing its utmost to win the games. NASA hopes to launch on his first overseas trip treatment, as has happened in other cases. Yeltsin and parliament Columbia on a laboratory since taking office In July, speaker Ruslan Khasbula- research mission in mid- sought French support tov, his main rival, agreed March, two weeks behind Thursday for his govern- on Tuesday to try to work schedule. ment's battle with Muslim ex- ANC denounces acquittal out an agreement delineat- A planned launch of the tremists. ing their powers by Feb. 26. shuttle Discovery also was Abdesslam met with Pre- The agreement was an at- postponed a week or so be- mier Pierre Beregovoy and tempt to avoid a constitu- of suspects, blames police tional referendum which cause of the pump in- President Francois Mitter- many fear would be div- spections. That flight now is rand. members of the rival Inkatha scheduled for early April. France, which ruled Al- by Tina Susman isive and perhaps encour- The Associated Press Freedom Party who lived in a "There is a strong age the return of a dictator- geria until 1962, has slowly nearby workers' hostel. warmed toward the 13-month- likelihood that ship. The judge said it was "scandal" Deputy Prime Minister KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The old military-backed govern- that more men were not charged JOHANNESBURG, South policemen actually Sergei Shakhral said Yelt- city on Thursday launched a ment that took power by oust- in the killings, which heightened Africa -- The African National sin's bargaining position first of its kind program that ing President Chadli Bendje- tensions between the ANC and participated in the Congress denounced today the was ready and that propos- allows people on welfare to did and canceling elections the government. acquittal of five men charged in massacre." als would be exchanged work and encourages busi- that were being won by the the massacre of 28 blacks, and The ANC has accused govern- nesses to hire them. fundamentalist Islamic Sal- African National with Khasbulatov soon. In said it suspected police in- ment security forces of in- the meantime, Yeltsin will Welfare recipients, who on vation Front. volvement In the crime. volvement in political violence Congress average receive the equiva- Since then, the front has continue to prepare for the "There is a strong likelihood and of siding with Inkatha during April 11 referendum, said lent of $3.38 an hour in food been banned and thousands of that policemen actually partici- clashes. It has demanded an In- stamps and welfare grants, its supporters detained in a Shakhrai, a close Yeltsin pated in the massacre," the coun- dependent inquiry into the mas- camp without being stopped by adviser. instead will be paid $6.88 to crackdown that has provoked try's main black group said. sacre and says security forces police. $7 an hour while learning job terrorist retaliation by armed In a ruling Wednesday, a judge must be brought under control of They also criticized police for Shakhrai said Yeltsin skills. Islamic militants. About 300 blamed poor police work and un- a multiracial, multiparty body. waiting several hours to notify Their usual welfare pay- security force members have might agree to consult with reliable witnesses for his failure Hundreds of Inkatha support- superiors after the massacre. other leaders on any Cabi- ment is turned over to the been killed. to convict anyone in the May ers are alleged to have taken part Police said they would in- net changes, something he in the pre-dawn massacre. The vestigate the complaints. 1991 massacre in the Swanieville is not now required to do. ANC and the judge questioned squatter camp west of Johannes- More than 9,000 blacks have He also could refrain from how the mob managed to move died in political violence in the burg. introducing amendments to The ANC said the killers were from a hostel into the squatter past three years. Most of the cla- the constitution. ALPHA CHI OMEGA shes are linked to a war between supporters of the ANC and In- Proudly Presents katha, although the ANC says se- In return, Yeltsin will curity forces instigate fighting to propose that the Supreme It's 1993 Officers undermine support for political Soviet legislature could not Congratulations to interfere in the Cabinet's reforms. activities and would not try EXECUTIVE COUNCIL DELTA ZETA'S to adopt a new constitution, Shakhrai said. President- Marcie Van Swearingen newly elected and appointed officers. The legislature currently V.P. Fraternity Relations- Meiinda McDaniel has a large say in economic V.P. Chapter Relations- Dana Wargacki policy because of its control V.P. Pledge Education- Karin Agnew over the Central Bank and V.P. Finance- Laura Monter Standards Beth Myers other important financial V.P. Rush- Michelle Rice Academics Beth Myers institutions. Scholarship Chairwoman- Kim Hosier Community Service Jennifer Blazer Membership Development- Katie Kuck Senior Panhellenic Delegate- Nicole Clay Ways-n-Means. Michelle Ammiller Communications Chairwoman- Lori Spence Senior Panhel Larissa Hritsko Alumnae Jamie Loyd NON-EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Colonade Club .Tina Cost Kristi Spinell Noah's Raven Asst. Chapter Relations- Jen Gagel \ Video I ii . I .i I I .i I i .' ii I- \ M .i i \ I II > i i- i Asst. Rush- Deidre Roberts Jr. Panhel Tina Cost Asst. Pledge Education- Kerri Vitalano Chaplain Julie Gumban Asst Finance- Allison Maguire Spirit & Song Kris Kaczor Social Chairwoman- Heather Riecks Asst. Social- Briana Muth Pictorian Jen Whistler Jr. Panhellenic Delegate- Tricia Savarese Public Relations Cathy Bressert Experience Secretary- Karen Bennett Community Service Chairwoman- Rebecca Nigut Assistant Academics. Jen Niese Philanthropy Chairwoman- Mary Kutscher Senior Challenge. Lisa Pohl Song Chairwoman- Darlene Klein Judicial Board .Kris Kaczor Historian- Jen Booker Publications- Cyndi Prada Parlimentarian. Jamie Loyd Warden- Casie Radcliffe Pledge Board Michelle Ammiller Chaplain- Liliane Bruggeman Kristi Spinell The Toledo Alumnae Chairwoman- Carrie Hallett Elections and Composites- Sara Ackerman Christy Perz 50-year Chairwoman- Tammy Zino Newsletter Larissa Hritsko Museum of Art CRIC- Kristi Martin ' I !\ 'J AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ February 19,1993 The BG News S3 V A I C O N IS \ S 14 E T ALL BOWLING GREEN vs MIAMI BG hosts Miami Lendvay leads in winning streak offense, Clark is expecting big Falcon assault games out of their bench players. The women's basketball team will attempt to extend their nine "If you look at the play off of Hungarian star helps BG game winning streak and in- our bench Charlayne McClendon Hungary, she was forced to en- crease their two game lead in the has done very good and the same rjy Erik G. Puplilo Mid-American Conference when goes for Michelle Shade," Clark assistant sports editor roll for a senior year in a Michi- Miami make their way up from said. "Tangy Williams and JJ. gan high school. It was in high Oxford for Saturday's 5:15 Nuesmeyer continue to add key school when Lendvay realized contest at Anderson Arena. minutes for us on the inside and From Budapest, Hungary to she was a much more seasoned that is exactly what we need to busting baseline jumpers in An- player than most of her team- Bowling Green will also be help us get to the next level." derson Arena, BG senior guard mates and counter-parts. looking to keep their 13 game *** Judit Lenvay has come a long "In Hungary, there is much home winning streak alive as way. competition between players of well as improve upon their 12-1 Not only has the Bowling Though Lendvay will most different ages," Lendvay said. MAC record and 17-4 overall re- Green women's basketball team likely challenge for first team "So I was used to playing at such cord. excelled on the court this season, All Mid-American Conference a high level, I was a little more but they have done equally well honors by the end of the season, experienced than most the peo- The task won't be an easy one in the classroom. It's a long, strange path she took ple I played against." though as Miami played BG as in order to play collegiate bas- Lendvay averaged 22.8 points, tough as anyone has this year Three BG players, Judit Lend- ketball in the United States. 6.2 rebounds and shot 61 percent with the Falcons squeaking out a vay, Talita Scott and Susie Cas- Lendvay followed in the athlet- from the field to be recognized as 77-75 victory on a last second sell, earned spots on the District ic footsteps of her parents Judit a all-state, all-county and all- shot by senior Andrea Nord- IV GTE Academic All-District and the late Oden Lendvay. Ac- conference player, who led her mann. which includes schools in the cording to Lendvay, she got her team to a 23-1 record and a num- The Redskins, who just barely states of Alabama, Kentucky, basketball background from her ber four ranking among Class C got by Central Michigan 70-69 on Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. father who played on the Hun- schools. Wednesday, will bring a 10-3 To be eligible for this honor a garian National Team and she The only thing Lendvay didn't MAC record and 15-6 overall student-athlete must carry a 3.2 probably got her overall athlet- have a complete grasp of was the mark, which currently puts them GPA or higher and be a starter or icism from her mother who com- English language. In fact, Lend- in second place In the confer- an important reserve on the bas- peted in the '64, '68 and '72 vay had no grasp of English. ence. ketball team. Olympic Games, garnering "I walked around with a tape "It's a big game for both clubs In addition, Lendvay and Scott fourth place in the shot put. recorder in my classes and my In the standings, and we're going will be eligible for Academic Ail- "Athletics came very natural guardian parents helped me a lot to have to be ready to meet Mia- American consideration since to me when I was young," Lend- when I got home," Lendvay said. mi's very tenacious, hard-nosed they were named to the first vay said. "I grew up and around "My coach and fellow teammates defense," head coach Jacl Clark team. The national team will be the stadiums my mother was were also very patient and they said. released on March 10. competing in for track-and -field, helped me out also." The Redskins are propelled by so I needed no inspiration to get Lendvay's guardian parents a very evenly spread offense, one MAC STANDINGS in which four of their five start- Women ers are averaging double digits in I Bowling Gicen (12-1,17-4) scoring. This may present some 2. Miami (10-3. 15-6) The BG Newt/Tim Norman problems for the Falcons as they Weilem Michigan (9-4,13-8) 4. Kent (8-5,14-7) Senior Judit Lendvay dribbles the ball during one of the women's won't be able to key in on any one Ohio (8-5,11-10) basketball games this season. Lendvay has helped the Falcons to player. Toledo (8-5,13-8) FG-A Pet FT-A Pel Pts AVR 7. Central Michigan (6-7, 11-10) a 12-1 Mid-American Conference record and a 17-4 overall mark. "Any of them are capable of 23-71 .324 5-11 .455 51 2.4 8. liailem Michigan (2-10, 3-17) 109-211 .517 24-29 .828 244 9.4 BG leads the conference and hosts the second place Miami Red- stepping up on a given night and 9. Ball Stale (1-12, 1-19) Akron (1-12,3-17) 166-302 .550 42-60 .700 378 13.5 skins Saturday. helping their team out," Clark Wednesday'! Results 124-250 .496 33-42 .785 281 13.4 said. Toledo 84, Akron 67 On the other hand, although BG Miami 70, Central michigan 69 Kcni Stale 101, Eaiiem Michigan 71 "But the other players have gotten me pumped-up also boasts an evenly spread Ohio 59, Western Michigan 53 involved in sports." are Ken and Jan Kobersteln, and Starting at age 11, Lendvay according to Lendvay, without over the years and I don't like them anymore. It joined her first club basketball their constant reassurance and felt really good to beat them bad in their arena this team. According to Lendvay, kindness, there may have been Teams scurry mostly all the basketball players many occasions where she might year. Now I really like beating Toledo." join club teams due to the lack of have wanted to return home. Judit Lendvay, BG women's basketball player interest in high school basket- "I really enjoy being in the ball. United States, but Hungary is my for MAC spots During her club years, Lend- home and I missed my family, of large, cheering crowds and the "But the other players have vay's club team won a total of especially my brother, very bands." gotten me pumped-up over the by Rutty Millar four National Championships. much," Lendvay said. As the years have gone by, years and I don't like them any- more. It felt really good to beat The Associated Press Though she enjoyed the team's However, with Lendvay's high Lendvay has seen noticeable in- success, Lendvay eventually school success, she was offered creases in her playing time to them bad in their arena this year. qualified to play on the Junior many different options to play where she started 23 of BG's 28 Now I really like beating With just over two weeks remaining in the regular season, eight National Team. basketball at the collegiate level games played last season. Toledo." teams have all but sent In hotel reservations for the Mid-American Lendvay enjoyed almost equal on a full-ride scholarship. "When I first started playing, I As much as Lendvay enjoys Conference tournament March 11-13 in Columbus. success on the Junior National After deliberating with her enjoyed coming off the bench, beating the Rockets and spend- Heading into Saturday's games, three teams already have assured Team when in one tournament, parents in Hungary, Lendvay de- but now I wouldn't trade my ing the better part of her past themselves of spots in the eight-team postseason tournament: front- the Hungarians took runner-ups cided to attend an American uni- starting position for anything, four years in the United States, running Miami of Ohio (11-2 in the MAC and 16-5 overall), second- in a European Championship versity, where BG was her unless It benefited the team," the GTE Academic First team place Ball State (10-3, 19-45) and third-place Western Michigan (9-4, Tournament. choice, even though other Lendvay said. All-District international busl* 12-9). But probably Lendvay's most schools closer to home, like Lendvay's increased playing ness administration major, plans Ohio University (7-6,10-11) and Toledo (7-6,9-12) are almost ready important game came against an Eastern Michigan and the Uni- time has been a direct result of to head back to Budapest to start to start making travel arrangements, while Bowling Green (6-7,9-12) AAU team from the United versity of Michigan recruited her Improved understanding of her business career. couldn't be blamed for at least setting a bus aside for that weekend. States which was travelling her. the game, according to Lendvay. "Though I plan to conti ue play- That leaves two spots, with four teams still in the running. through Europe. Unbeknownst to "The deciding factor was that I However, one thing that took a ing basketball after I graduate Eastern Michigan (5-8, 10-14) and Kent (5-8, 8-13) have the inside Lendvay, fellow Falcon basket- really liked the coaches and the while for Lendvay to compre- college in May, I want to go back lane, but Central Michigan (3-10,7-14) still has a shot at making it into ball player Andrea Nordmann other players on the team," hend, was the immensely hot home to Hungary," Lendvay said. the tournament field with a strong finish Akron (2-11,7-14), mired in played on that AAU team and the Lendvay said. rivalry between the Falcons and "Though my stay in the States: a 10-game MAC losing skid, needs a miracle in its final five games to two eventually realized it when Though Lendvay didn't see the University of Toledo. has been great, home is home." not have the season end on March 6. filing through old photos. much time on the hardwood her One of the downsides of leav- Saturday's games find Western at Central, Akron at Ohio U., Ball But more importantly, Lend- freshman year, she was able to "I got here and all I hearabout ing America Is that Lendvay will State at Eastern, Miami at Bowling Green and Kent at Toledo. vay was spotted by American play for a team that qualified for is beat Toledo," Lendvay said. have to say goodbye to two peo- Central plays three of its final five at home and gets a shot at teams coaches and was quickly con- the NCAA Tournament. "People get especially carried ple she considers family, Mr. and it has a clear chance of beating in its last four games: Ohio U., Akron, vinced to ply her hardwood trade away when we play the Rockets. I Mrs. Kobersteln. Bowling Green and Eastern. Stateside, across the Atlantic "It was a great and enjoyable didnt understand this. Why do "We're capable of winning those games," says CMU coach Keith Ocean. experience to play on that team," we hate Toledo? Because they "I am going to miss them very Dambrot. "The first time we played Western, we were without San- Although Lendvay had already Lendvay said. "It was exciting to are close to us? It didn't make much," Lendvay said. "They are der Scott and DeShant I Foreman. They beat us pretty good, but it was graduated from high school in play in the gymnasiums in front sense. like a second family to me." a little misleading. "But we beat Ohio U. and Eastern here, we beat Akron and we played Bowling Green close there. "We've got a chance to win 'em all. The tough part is when you've lost as many as we have, it's tough to get ready mentally." Men's hoops try to get on track The Chlppewas haven't missed out on the MAC tournament since 1985, when three of the conference's 10 teams didn't make the field. rently puts them all alone in sixth against BG down in Oxford. for the Falcons as they have been Dambrot says he has an idea why all of the current 10 teams don't place In the conference. In that game, Miami used a tentative In taking shots during make the MAC tournament field. After losing to second place The last meeting between patient passing offense to find their four game offensive "Maybe the league doesn't want the ninth-place team to go to the Ball State in Muncle on Wednes- these two teams was not a pretty open three- point shots, their drought. A drought during which NCAA tournament," he says. day things will not get any easier one for the Falcons as Miami favorite weapon. For the game they have only been able to aver- Central has struggled all year with consistency. The Chips have for the men's basketball team used a tenacious man-to-man de- they connected' on 10-of-19 triple age 51 points per game. beaten Eastern, Akron and Ohio U. and have played close with Ball this weekend as first place fense which forced BG into nu- attempts. Michaelis, leading the State and others. But the same team that held Miami to 59 points gave Miami will come to Anderson merous turnovers and eventually team with 43 treys, hit on 5-of-8 MAC STANDINGS up 115 to Toledo; the one that scored 99 against Bowling Green and Arena Saturday at 7:30 p.m. led to an easy 82-57 Miami vic- three-pointers in scoring 17 Men 109 against Toledo mustered just 43 and 48 In losses to Miami and tory. points. 1 Miami (11-2,16-4) 2 Ball Stale (10-3, 19-6) Ball State, respectively. "They put a lot of pressure on "In order to beat them, we 3. Western Michigan (9-4.12-9) "The thing is, we obviously can play with people," Dambrot says. The Redskins, coming off of an the ball last time, and If the guy must be smart and patient with 4 Ohio (7-6.11 TO) "We don't fear anybody, but we haven't played consistently. We're impressive 87-68 trouncing of with the ball gets In a hurry It's the ball, yet at the same time be Toledo (7-6,9-12) 6 Bowling Green (6-7.9-12) the youngest team in the league and we've had the most injuries - Central Michigan, will bring an difficult to make a good de- very aggressive," Larranaga 7. Eastern Michigan (5-7. 10-13) three knee injuries, two dislocated shoulders, one guy who missed a 11-2 Mid-American Conference cision," head coach Jim Larran- said. "We can't allow their pres- 8 Kenl (4-8. 7-13) record and an overall record of agasald. sure defense to force us Into mis- 9. Central Michigan (3-10.7-14) month with sickness and Scott has had back spasms all year." 10. Akron (2-1T7-14) Dambrot says this year, more than moat, is the year to make the 16-4 into the game. The Redskins are led by Matt takes, and of the potential prob- Wednesday's Ron!Is MAC tournament field because no team is invincible. After Wednesday night's loss Kramer and Cralg Michaelis. lems is that It can force you into Ball Slstc 66. Bowling Green 50 Bowling Green fell to 6-7 In the Together these two combined to Western 66, Ohio 51 "Eastern is capable of beating the rest of the teams. There's no being too passive." Toledo 75, Akron 67 doubt Miami Is the most consistent team in the league." MAC and 9-12 overall which cur- score 36 of Miami's 82 points This could present problems Miami 87, Central 61 t t { page 12 The BG Nevus February 19,1993 BG track to host leers look first indoor meet to gain by Mike Slates Triner, the holder of the Indi- ground in sports writer vidual seasonal bests in both the mile and the 3,000 meters for the Falcons, has been ill. Her health league i This weekend Bowling Green affected her times last weekend sports will experience history in at Ball State as she finished fifth the making. in the 3,000 about 20 seconds by Randy Setter The Falcon men's and women's under her normal times. sports writer track teams will participate in "We hope that Cheri will be their first home Indoor track better this weekend," Price said. meet In their program's history "She has been coming back to The Falcon hockey team Saturday at the Bowling Green what she is capable of and could gained ground on sixth-place University Field House. The win one or maybe two of her Ferris State last weekend after meet begins at 10:30 A.M. with events." splitting with Notre Dame and the field events while the run- Price feels that his team has Michigan, leaving them five ning events will begin at 1 P.M. the best group of athletes com- points behind the Bulldogs. This The men will compete against peting in the meet and believes weekend, BG will be looking to Ashland, Akron, and Mount that the Falcons should win based pick up points against two tough Union while the women host on talent. squads, Michigan State and Michigan State and Akron. "I think that we are a better all- Michigan. Women's head coach Steve around track team than Michigan The 9-15 Falcons host the Spar- Price is glad to be associated State," Price said. "We are well- tans (15-8-1) tonight at 7 p.m. at with the historical occasion. represented in most every event the Ice Arena and travel to Mich- "We are going to be a part of while MSU has some weak igan (17-5-2) on Saturday. history," Price said. "This is events." "We're right back into a Big-10 something that everyone in The men's team will have it's weekend," head coach Jerry BGSU's athletic department is hands full as it must compete York said. "We have to gear up involved in and I just appreciate against Ashland College, a mentally and physically for two being a part of It." powerhouse in Division II, along teams that are easy for us to get Men's head coach Sid Sink with Akron and Mount Union. excited about playing. These are echoed Price's enthusiasm. Senior Todd Black and sopho- marquis teams all right in a row." "I am really excited to be at the more Tim Arndt, both running in Good news for the Falcons, very first Indoor track meet at the 800 meters, could be the keys however, as Ferris plays at Mich- Bowling Green," Sink said. "Hav- for the men's team if it Is to win igan Friday and at Michigan ing been an athlete, I can really the school's first Indoor track State Saturday, providing an op- portunity for the Falcons to gain understand how nice having the meet. Tfc* BC Ne wi/Tlm Ninnu Field House is." "We really need to see Black ground. Hopes for a victory for the and Arndt improve if we are to BG high jumper Adam Elbllng strains to clear the bar. The track team hosts their first indoor meet How much ground BG can gain women's squad could ride on the win," Sink said. "The meet ever at the Field House at 10 JO a.m. Saturday. Is another story, as Michigan performances by sophomore should really be close between us State is currently on a three Jane Moeller and seniors Benita and Ashland and we will need game win streak and beat the Thomas, Leslie Moorman, and everyone's best performances to Falcons 6-2 at Munn Ice Arena Cheri Triner. help." Gretzky scores, ends slump earlier this season. Michigan is fresh off an 8-1 dousing of the by Ken Rappoport games with a hernlated disc in tie It, but rookie Darryl Sydor Falcons last Saturday and won The Associated Press his upper back. He had two goals scored at 4:18 of the third to ig- 4-0 on BG's last venture into Ann Jan. 8, his second game, but then nite a five-goal spurt that in- Arbor. failed to score until Wednesday cluded Donnelly's two goals. The Spartans proved they can Guess what? Wayne Gretzky night. Red Wings 3, Lightning 1 turn their offense on at the end of scored a goal. "I think he was a little embar- the season when needed as Ohio Normally, that wouldn't be rassed when they announced that Paul Ysebaert's third-period State found out Last, weekend, news. But the NHL's all-time it was his third goal of the goal broke a 1-1 tie, leading the the Spartans dumped Ohio State leading scorer had gone 16 season," Kings coach Barry Mel- Red Wings over the Lightning. 7-2 and 7-1, setting two-game se- games - the longest drought of rose said. "But he's a consum- ries records for most shots (103), his career - before scoring a goal mate professional. He scored to- Vincent Rlendeau, playing for goals (14), assists (19), total in the Los Angeles Kings' 10-5 night and that's the only differ- the first time since Jan. 2, made points (33) and power-play goals victory over the Minnesota North ence. He's been playing well." 28 saves to outduel Wendell (S). Stars Wednesday night. In other NHL games, it was De- Young, who made 22. Steve Michigan State Is lead by All- "I was happy that I scored so I troit 3, Tampa Bay 1; New Jersey Yzerman had a goal and an assist America and Hooey Baker Can- can stop answering questions 4, St. Louis 3; Toronto 4, Calgary for Detroit didate Bryan Smolinski with 43 about it," Gretzky said. "The po- 2; Buffalo 5, Hartford 3; Boston S, Devils 4, Blue* 3 points and 22 goals In league sition that I've put myself in, I'm Montreal 2, and Quebec 6, Ottawa scoring which Is good enough for going to gain a lot of attention, 4 Claude Lemleux scored two a 5 point lead over teammate whether it be good, bad or In- Gretzky also assisted on two goals, Including the go-ahead Rem Murray and the CCHA scor- different. Obviously, just being goals each by Tony Granato and score midway through the third ing lead. myself I have a lot more pressure Mike Donnelly. His five-point period, to lead the Devils over Another motivation for the on me than most guys In this night Improved his career total to the Blues. Spartans to win Is a victory league. I've been able to under- 2,286 points. would put Ron Mason within 3 stand that since I was a young kid Gretzky's 752nd career goal - Alexander Semak had three as- wins of passing Len Ceglarskl's and have accepted It." t the only significant NHL record sists as he combined with line- NCAA-record 673 coaching vic- Gretzky, only 49 goals behind he doesn't already hold - helped mates Lemleux and Valeri Zele- tories. Mason, currently the Gordie Howe's 801 on the NHL's the Kings build a 5-2 lead. pukin for three goals and eight NCAA's winnlngest active coach, all-time goal-scoring list, had The North Stars scored three points. has an all-time record of missed the season's first 39 times late In the second period to Maple Leaf ■ 4, Flames 2 670-29044. Michigan is lead by David \o \r \o \i \o \i \<> \i ' Roberts with 12 goals and 35 points and Mark Oulmet with 9 Anchor Slash Is Almost Here. goals and 34 point*. Dan Stiver was named CCHA Defensive So Stand Up And Give A Cheer. Player of the Week for his role on the penalty killing unit responsi- ble for holding BG to 0-11 on the One More Thing That Has To Be Done. power play. Stiver also scored a goal and two assists. Get A Date And Head to UPTOWN For Some Fun... York has been experimenting with line combinations, breaking up the combination of Sean United Parcel Service Pronger and Brett Hartdns. Instead, Brian Holzinger will ( February 19,1933 The BG News Baseball spring training begins Shaq copes with fame by Ben Walker The Associated Press more into the millions of dollars. the busiest teams, adding Molitor by Fred Goodall He's also taken opponents by road last season, Orlando is So what? and Stewart and losing Winfield, The Associated Press storm, averaging 24 points, fourth-best this winter behind Because starting today, wins Cone, Key, Tom Henke, Kelly 14.3 rebounds and four blocks the Chicago Bulls, Boston Cel- The long wait is over, baseball and losses will again be counted Gruber and Candy Maldonado. In 47 games. And the Magic, at tics and Portland Trail Blazers. fans. in the standings, not the salary The Atlanta Braves, losers In the: ORLANDO, Fla - Shaquille 24-23, has already surpassed After another winter filled arbitration charts. last two World Series, added' O'Neal, who routinely checks its victory total for all of last The Magic routinely find be- with too many things that only Even though it's still a long Maddux and lost Lonnie Smith' into hotels under assumed season. tween 100 and 200 fans await- serve to draw the focus off the way to opening day on April 5, or and Alejandro Pena. names, wore a wig to sneak "Of course for a guy like me, ing their arrival at hotels. Fans field, today is the day that every- even the exhibition openers on past fans waiting in the lobby. expectations are going to be have gotten so creative in their one waits for: Spring training March 4, there's plenty to watch If recent history holds true, a Welcome to the world of the high," O'Neal said. "I'm just attempts to reach O'Neal by starts! The Texas Rangers open camp few more big names might be' NBA's newest superstar, the doing the best I can, helping telephone that he registers At HoHoKam Park in Mesa, today, and that means Nolan trading places in the next month Orlando Magic's 7-foot rookie the team win ... Our goal is to under an assumed name. Ariz.; at Joker Marchant Stadium Ryan will soon be in Port Charlo- or so, once teams Figure out what sensation. make the playoffs. Hopefully, in Lakeland and at Holman Field tte, Fla. At 46, this will be the last they need and what's available. "There's been unbelievable we can." Last month, the team arrived in Vero Beach, Fla., it's time for roundup for the Ryan Express, Also, there are a couple of response to him," said team in Chicago at 2:30 am. and pitchers and catchers to report. who will set his 51st major league well-known free agents looking official Alex Martins, who The maturity O'Neal has found the entrance to their ho- More than half the 28 teams - record this year by playing in his for jobs, with Pedro Guerrero probably spends as much time shown in handling his success tel surprisingly clear of fans. o including the expansion 27th season. and Jeff Russell leading the list. on the road with the 20-year- both on and off the court, When O'Neal emerged from Colorado Rockies - begin camp Ryan, it seems, is one of the old as anyone. where he has significantly en- the team bus, dozens of people today. By Friday, those clubs will few players who didn't change Colorado, holding camp in Tuc- "And the way he's handled hanced his basketball income descended on the Magic be on the field for their first teams during the winter. son, Ariz., and the Florida Mar- being such an attraction is (seven years, $40 million) center. workouts. In case you missed reading the lins, who headed north for spring amazing, too. He has a great at- through lucrative endorse- "I don't think I've ever looked transactions column for a day or training in Cocoa, Fla, are full of titude about the media and ments, has been one of the re- "This is all new to us," said forward to a spring training two, here are some of the stars in familiar names, including Char- fans. He considers it just an- freshing stories of the season. Martins, the team's director of more than this year," Philadel- new places this spring: Barry lie Hough, Walt Weiss, Andres other part of his job." Despite his growing popu- media relations. "I'm always phia Phillies president Bill Giles Bonds, Greg Maddux, Andre Galarraga and Charlie Hayes. O'Neal is off to Salt Lake larity and unprecedented close by, first to make sure said, echoing the sentiment of Dawson, Dave Winfield, Dave "I want to let them know they'- City for the All-Star game this measures the Magic have tak- there are no security problems, many. Stewart, Paul Molitor, Wade re part of a chosen group," Rock- weekend and is almost certain en to try to make his life easier, and second to keep him mov- So there's no commissioner. So Boggs, Doug Drabek, Jimmy ies manager Don Baylor said. to be the center of attention as O'Neal hasn't tried to hide ing. Sometimes you just have Marge Schorl's suspension hasn't Key, Jim Abbott, David Cone and "They're not here because of the first rookie starter since from the public. to tell him, 'Shaquille, you've taken effect. So George Stein- Kevin Mitchell. chance. We want them here. We Michael Jordan in 1985. 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Be- The system will now verify that you meet the Freeman Manufacturing a Supply Co. Pregnant? Need support? You've been doing great so far so keep it up. lieve in Alpha Phi Spirit Always" requirements, as specified by the employer. If Lady Foot Locker Store «6094 Watch the unmasking of the fa 1 and 2 We can help. FREE and confidenoaJ services. Lots of luck at Individuals1 you meet the requirements, then you can Taco Bell Corporation SATURDAY BEFORE THE BG-MIAMI GAME Pregnancy tests, counseling and support Love-Grand Big Angie proceed. Otherwise, the system will tell you Westfietd Compan.es TIP-OFF 7:30 PM groups BG Pregnancy Center 354-4673 continued on p. 14 why you are unable to sign-up with the em- ployer. 6. Press the 1 key for a morning interview. KM KKT KKf KKX KKf KKI KM KKI" KKT KM KKT KM KM KKl KM KM KKI KKI I press the 2 key for an afternoon interview, or press the 3 key for the next available time. (Pra«eitherl.2or3). /7vV* -TV _ If you have selected a time, then you many /o> MKIIKKT I Wo press the pound (•) key to accept the time, or press the star (*) key to reject. Y\ AV IffwJ 4 II you have pressed the pound (#) key. rhe system will say: "An interview has been reser- ^§gx W: ved for you at (time)." Press the star (*) key to schedule another or the pound (•) key to return Kappa Kappa Gamma to start. Please noes: If you are unable to sign-up tor an To be OPEN Saturday. Feb. 20. 1 to 3 p.m. £. 1993 Officers interview, you will be asked whether you wish -.- to add your name to the waiting list You muel This home is much larger and more beautifully President Elyse Haggard also submit a Placement Data Sheet for each waiting Hal. remodeled and decorated than you could guess. hi Vice President of Standards Jackie Koesters We advise strongly that you listen to Place- Please stop in and see it. Cathedral Ceilings, new _ Vice President of Organizations Kristen Bulkowski ment News to keep informed of changes or ad- kitchen & baths. New carpet & window coverings and ...: Recording Secretary Kelly Bnckmg ditions to interview schedules, or other Career planning and Placement Services programa. furnace and interior decor. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathtubs, ■: Corresponding Secretary Julie Schwerin office, den, family room, living room and dining room. _.: Treasurer Melissa Utrata Canceiatron of Interview Appointmenta: WBFP plus Ben Franklin store. You'll love to _.: Marshal Jennifer Wiesner Cancellation of an interview must be reported ..' in person to the Career Planning and Place- entertain in this home. Registrar Katie Unger ment Services no later than 5 p.m. one week (7 full days) before the Interview day. Complete a - also, by appointment - -' Pledge Educator Ginger Bowerman cancellation card m the Sign-up Room of Ca- reer Planning and Placement Services. DO 1009 Village Dr. - Located near BGHS. Newly Public Relations Jill Chambers NOT cross your name oft of an interview .■ schedule. Cancellations after Oils time will be decorated quality home and updated landscape. Rush Chair Robin Month considered a no-show. You are encouraged to 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Living room, dining room, .__ Membership Chair Laurel Seldon consider carefully employers before signing up for Interviews. kitchen, and family room; plus game room. Gas hot ... Social Chair M.C. Tartara No Show Policy Failure to appear for a water heat/central air. All appliances. Will be Open _.: House Chair Julie Harris scheduled interview or violation of the cancella- .,: tion policy will result in immediate suspension Sun. Feb. 28 1-4p.m. Stop in & appreciate its many Scholarship Chair A Jennifer Reed of your sign-up privileges for the next recruiting features. Call John 353-5908 _.: Fraternity Educator ,—J L—«. Kellie Lamb period. If you do not honor your scheduled interview, you are required to write a letter of PhilanthroDV Chair CPv[ MU Sharon Seifert apology to tie employer tor missing the inter- RR Sarver Real Estate view, bring the letter with an addressed, stam- R _z Sr. Panhellenic Delegate f^T^i Christina O'Herren ped envelope, and meet with the Manager of On-Campus Recruiting before scheduling any 115 W. Merry St. Jr. Panhellenic Delegate \3\jz) Stacy Ferguson additional interviews. Any student who "no- shows" twice wil be denied Interviewing prtvi- Bowling Green, OH 43402 legeeforthe remainder of the academic year KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI KKI | The BG Nevus February 19,1993 continued from p. IT" Delia Sigma Pi Joe Tan Sports Night Out al M T Muggs RockN'RolVBIuee Earn $10 per hour in your spare rime working Ski boots Nordica Air System 11 1/2 red, 8 ALPHA XI • FIJI • ALPHA XI Li roe Greg. WFAL Radio Frlar'aPolnl on campus. Contact Paul Evans (614) 1/2 grey, navy bibs Oberhaus XX LG. Skyr Lg. 538-7665. Men's items. Call 352-9367. leave message. The Brothers of Phi Gamma Delta would like to Good Luck at Individuals Join WFAL for a Sports Question and Answer Rock N' Roll Ilka you've never heard II mank ma ladiai ol Alpha XI Dalia lor ma won- You'll do Grown Night Out wim Joe Tait (The Voioa of the Cleve- belore Club 21 'Frl A Sat. EASY ASSEMBLYany hours. $33984 week, derful Exchange Dinner. Your Big. Melissa land Cavs) at M.T. Muggs on Monday, Febru- family of 3 earns $4417 92 monthfy. FREE In FIJI-ALPHA XI-FIJI ary 22nd starting at 8:00p.m.I formarjon-24 Hour Hotline. 801 -379-2900 Co- FOR RENT SAE SAE SAE DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA SIGMA PI WFAL Radio pyright aQH0294S2. 680AM/Cablel4 Congratulations Chris Hammerachmkjt Are you IrHereeted In living In co-op houe- To my Secret Lil' Diane Newton, on fits recent pinning INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Make ktf nail achool year? Ara you concerned Good Luck at Individuals. to DG Joanna Lammy $2,uO0wmonlh leaching basic conversational 12 month leases starting May 15.1993: about luch iaauaa aa ecology, paaoa. raasm? You'll do great! Kappa Delta SAE SAE SAE English abroad. Japan A Taiwan. Many pro- 420 S. College - 3 Br House -$565 • util Am you interested in living in a caring, shanng. Love, Your Secret Big Get excited for Parent's Day vide room A board • other benefits No pre- 525 Manville - 3Br. House $550 . util learning atmoaphara with students who hava Feb. 20,1993 SAE SPORTS SAE vious training or teaching certificate required. 530 Manville - 3 Br. House $400 - util. tha aama Imaraata you hava? If ao. wa hava Delia Sigma Pi Athlete of the Week For employment program call: (206) 632-1146 605 Firm Apt. A - 4 Br. -$600 • util. opanmga in "Tha Web" houaa which >s locawd Little Brother Dave Jut-Ju Wutte Kappa Delta Alpha S.gma Phi Last Week: o»l J5544. 609 Firm St. - 2 Br. House $480 * uDI. 1204 E. Wooster-2 Br. Duplex-$450 . utl. right acroaa from campua on Pika St. Call Best of luck on Sunday Congratulations to Me la Cox on her pinning T J. Wemn 352-7534 for information. Need cash?? Make up to $700/week from Steve Smith -352-8917 We know you'll do great 10 Alpha Sig Aaron Ray from Toledo A Team Basketball homel For into send LSASE to: Noonstar Pub ATTENTION SPRING BREAKERS!!! PARTY Scott. Kamiene A Melissa KAPPA DELTA SAE SPORTS SAE lications. Box 19683, Kalamazoo, Ml LIKE OODSIM Panama City $139. Kay Wast Gietchen Himes 49019-0683. 2 bdrm apt. available May 15. $53S/mo. Lo teflO. Quality accommodations. FREE DRINK caled at 642 S. College St. Call 353-5800. DELTA SIGMA PI You are an awesome bigl Secret Little PUT-IN-BAY PARTIESI Call Joe Endlaaa Summer Secret Little Jennie Great job as President!! Julie Flek 4 bdrm. house. 1/2 block from campus 1-800-234-7007 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Don't be sad Itovayoul Good Luck wim Individuals The Perry Holiday Hotel on South Bass Island Ava.i Aug 16 12 mo. lease only. AXO • Krlall Martin • AXO Don too blue Your little. Nikki You will do Greati Call 419-885- 8307 KD Your Secret Big is seeking employees tor all positions. If you Tha Sonars of Alpha Chi Omega would like to You'll oo well are people onented. self-motivated, responsi- congratulate Kriso Martin on her lavaliering 10 At your Individual Review' SKIM A KAPPA ble A willing to work lor top pay while having a Apartments - Clean, spacious. 2 bdrm, fum. Sigma Phi Epailon Cralg Franclaco Bast Remember me Purpoee Kappa Delta Good luck to sister Andrea Padone in the terrific summer, please contact us. For more in- w/dishwasher. Most utilities paid. Call wiahastoyoubomi Love. Your Secret Big WeloveourV.I.P.'al Mas US A Pageant tonightllll formation A application write or call The Perry 3540401 or 823-60' 5 lor into. AXO We are behind you 100% Holiday Hotel, PO Box 5175, Mansfield, OH 44901 419938-6601. DELTA SIGMA PI Keep up the good work SIGMA KAPPA_ Renee Klimko Kappa Delia APARTMENTS AXO * LYNNANN GENET • AXO So.. Jr. or Ored students who are FLUENT 601 THIRD The Sisters of Alpha Cm Omega extend their You Secret Big is Watching You. IN SPANISH needed for full-time Summer You CAN do It! A WINNING TRADITION Grads 12 month lease beat wishes to Lynnann Genet on her recant Kappa'KKG-Kappa-KKG |ob In Fremont, OH. $6.S0/hr. Deadline 704 FIFTH lavalienng to Sgma Alpha Epsilon Christian Congratulations 10 SOUTH PADRE ISLAND March 1st. Apply with reeume al Co-op Of- Party wim the Bestn 9 mo.. 12 mo.. & summer leases kerrtonl Congratulations to you bom! DELTA SIGMA PI LARA STODDARD flee .238 Adm-2451 710SEVENTH AXO - Coffee Corner - trie new Panhellenic Representative for USGI Beach Front Hotels or Condos wite Party/Activity Package Summer Employment 12 month leases Coffee. Tea. Cocoa Kappa'KKG-Kappa-KKG 352-3445 Donuts S22 per person/per night Ohio Motorist Association • AAA has summer AXO' TAMMY ZINO ' AXO - Taxes not included. positions available m our Auto/Travel Depart- The Stsiars of Alpha Chi Omega are pleased to INTERNATIONAL COFFEES 1st Floor BA Lambda Cfn Alpha 1-800-84 5-6766. ment Must have a working knowledge of major announce the lavalienng of Tammy Zino to The brothers of LCA would like to congralulate U.S. highway systems and excellent communi- Theta Chi alum Kim Kyle We wish you bom Jeff Meinng on his acceptance to Mehigan cation skills. Candidate should be available to Apt to sublease. ASAP. the best ol luck' DELTA SIGMA PI State Medical School train during Spring Break. Our offices are lo- $325/mo plus gas. Now unM May 30 AXO Lil' Chria Fo» WANTED cated in the Great Cleveland area - Lorain, Call anytime, 353-9005 Good luck with Individuals' I know you'll do Live music every Wednesday and Saturday. Mentor. Norwaik and Solon. Call (216) 930 l230atCampusPo»yeyes. CHEESE PIZZA $4 25 greati Remember, me purpoee is me key to do- 361-6016 or send resume to AAA. Human Re- Available near campus. Apt. for 1.2,3 or 4 stu- 4 pm TO CLOSE AT DIBENEDETTOS ing we III Have fun! Live music every Wednesday & Saturday. Female Roommate Needed sources. 6000 S Marginal Rd. Cleveland. OH dents. 6 bdrm. apt. tor 6 students. Rental office ADD $1 FOR ADO. ITEMS 352 4663 Love, Your Big, Tracy 0:30-12 SOlCome check us out" Own bedroom. 1 block from campus. 44103 316 E. Merry «3 352-7365. Campus Polfyeyes 440 E. Court 352-9638 $197.50/mo. A 1/2 electric bill. Call 352-5912 Summer positions Cabin counselors, water GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS anytimo. Leave a message. Chi O Chi O Chi O DELTA SIGMA PI ■ CARRIE ■ DELTA SIGMA front director, horseback nding instructors and 800 THIRD ST. PI Male student needed to Till apartment. more wim the WMCA Willson Outdoor Center NOW RENTING FOR 199394. 2-BR A 1BR TWISTER LIL CARRE - ITS TIME TO SHINE TWtSTER Looking tor great motivation strategies? Need Available now. Own bedroom. Look lor our display at BG Summer Job Fur. UNITS WELL-MAINTAINED. FULLY FURNI- INDIVIDUALS ARE HE RE. KNOW YOUR to organize yourself and your group? Then me 352-7365 Or 353-0325 February 23 at the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. SHED SCHOOL YEAR AND 12 MO. TWISTER PURPOSE AND YOU'LL DO FINE. Chi O Chi O Chi O Leadership Resource Guide is FOR YOU! The LEASES. REASONABLE RATES. ALL UTILI- LOVE YOUR BIG • LORI guide contains over 200 pgs. of leadership Toledo company seeking intern for Summer TIES INCLUDED. ACT EARLY. PHONE DELTA SIGMA PI techniques Check out a guide in 405 STU- One female subleaser needed for Fall 93 position Must be able to work wim desktop 352-4968 CLUB 21 school year Nice newly remodeled 5 bedroom publishing on IBM's Photography or printing DENT SERVICES and pick up an order form. Houses for Rent Friars Point 2,19 A 2 20 Binders are 112.00 Spiral Bound $10.00 house. Very dose to campus. Call 372-6127 background would help Call 372-2451 or stop DELTA SIGMA PI anytime Leave a message by me Co-op Office. 238 Admin. Bldg. i2mo leases-May or Aug. ■eel Drink Pricee In Townl Lil' Shawn Riegsecker Happy Hours 5-9 Completely Remodeled Tenant pay utilities • 1 mo. dep. Congrats on your office! LUCIA Wanted: One roommate lor 93-94 school year. WANTED • Female singer/dancer to work tor 734 Elm. 4 bdrm . 2 bam. $700/Aug. Good luck at Individuals. Have a great weekend. You will do a wonderful Must be academically serious and neat. Inter- telegram agency m town. GOOO PAYI FUN! 217 S. College. 3 bdrm . $SS0/Aug C8 major needed ASAP to work part-time Know me purpose and you'll do GREAT. job representing Delta Gamma. Hope your eat call 353-5422 (Becky) Call 354 8261. 233 W. Merry. 4 bdrm.. with loft. $660/Aug. aa computer operator on mainframe at local Have fun Dnitel 21 st birthday is Great. Wish you were here. Call after 5pm ONLY 352-2330, or 354-2854 compeny. Call 2-2451 or Mop by Co-op «- XXOO, Love Your Big. Karen Mill. USA Nee 23* Admin. Bldg. Deadline: 2 24 Bring DELTA SIGMA PI HELP WANTED FOR SALE reeume. Houses for 6 or 7 students. All near campus. LUCIA VTLLARI Cany Rentals - 352-7365. Office 316 E. Merry Delia Sigma Pi DELTA SIGMA PI WATCH OUT BGII LUCIA IS 21II 13. Happy Birthday hon, your legal. *200- $400 WEEKLY 1982 Toyota Corolla. 2 door. 5 speed, runs Lil Taressa Great Grand Lil' Andrea Assemble products at home. Easy' No selling well. $1100 20" color TV. $65 Call Houses, i »2bdrm.apts. Good luck al Individuals Good Luck A Know the Purpose! You're a wonderful friend and DG sister. 372-2474 You'll do greati Lite. Jennifer You're paid direct. Fuly Guaranteed. FREE In- 9 month, year and summer leases YoullDoFine. formation-24 Hour Hotline 801-379-2900 Co 352-7454 I ovo your big Love. Great Grand Big Adam 2 Cerwin-Vega home speakers. Model • pynght«OH029450. Mansfield, OH compeny needs student wtth AT 12 12' Sub. $400 neg Call 353-5623. ask A GREAT PLACE TO WORK "" . lor Keith John Newkjve Real Estate DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA SIGMA PI very strong writing skills to work full time LIL'MARK fall, ft/hr. Low-coat company housing CAMP Y-NOAH a YMCA camp outside of Ak- CAR DISCMAN Illuminated display, car bat- 3'9 E WoosterSt. Secret Lil' Carrie Speckhart ron, OH, summer camp positions open. To set GOOO LUCK AT INDIVIDUALS Good luck al Individuals on Sunday. provided. Deadline Feb. 22nd. Submit re- tery and A/C power cords inc. $12S.00. (Al- (across from Taco Bell) BIG KEN I will be cheenng lor you. sume to Co-op Program. 236 Adm. 2-2451. up an interview CALL Jen at 3540106 or most new). Call 352-0295. Love, Your Secret Big Becky at 372-6900. or stop by at me SUMMER Summer A Fall Rentals NONORINKERS. COME ON DOWN! You're JOB FAIR, Feb. 23rd. Come by and check us Over 500 units with super locations DELTA SIGMA PI the neit participant In PSYC research! out! CHEAPI FBI. U.S. SEIZED Call 354-2260. Delia Sigma Pi' Delia Sigma Pi II you're a non-drinker willing to help to further 89 MERCEDES $200 ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT fisher ITS NO TIME FOB SIESTA Secret LiWe Dave Alcohol Awareness, contact Cassandra at 86 VW $50 (TSTIMETO Good luck at Individuals! 353-5901 Leave message. lea. Earn $600*Aveok in canneries or 87 MERCEDES $100 Large efficiency apt. available May 15. FIESTA $4.000..month on fishing boats. Free trans 65 MUSTANG $50 $250.'mo Located at 642 S College Si Call Know me purposei Od A New Member of Order of Omega! portationl Room A Board Male or Female. For 3535800 Love. Your Secret Big Choose from thousands starting $50 Mandatory Meeting - Sunday. Feb. 21 employment program call 1-206-545-4155 ext. FREE lnformatton-24 Hour Hotline FIESTA FRENZY DATE PARTY 2:00 at the Phi Kappa Psi house. Male student needed to fill apartment. A5544 801 -379-2929 Copyright BOH029410 Available now. Own bedroom. DG StGEP-DZ FREEPIZ2AIM — ORDER OF OMEGA •" Attention Business students and entrepreneur 352 7365 or 353 0325 DELTA SIGMA PI ■ DELTA SIGMA PI student works painting is currently hiring self- Grateful Dead Tickets LIL' HOLLY THOMPSON The Sisters ol Delta Zeta would like to thank motivated students to fill summer mngmt. posi- Ohio shows A entire Spring Tour. GOOO LUCK AT INDIVIDUALS' the Brothers ol Sigma Phi Epsilon lor the Val- Pi Kappa Phi would like to wish brother Aaron tions. Work in home town mis summer while Call Ideal Ticket Services 201-313-1519. YOUIL DO GREATI onnno kissing carnations. "Fry" Straw the best of luck mis weekend at me earning $6,000-8.000 and gaining business Special Spring Rates LOVE. YOUR BIG. DEBBIE home track meet. Strive to set a FieJdhouse DGDGDGDGDG knowledge. Contact Paul Evans for more info. Cruise package $269/couple for Free Port DELTA SIGMA PI • DELTA SIGMA PI track record. Spring semester leases. Congratulations Ken and Missy on your lava- (614)538-7665. Bahamas, good for one year. Call Matt at lienngs! We're so happy for you' We wish you PI PHI PI PHI PI PHI Attention Business students and entre- 1-661-1232. 2 blocks away, pool, clubhouse Delta Sigma Pi lots of happiness' Big A Big B, Big C, Big D preneurs. TASP' International is now hiring Ll'KrisryGoddard Get ready to highly motivated students to fill management Giant Racing Bike. Look Pedals. Profile II bars Village Green Apartments Get psyched tor Individuals' Love. THE FAT CATS "Hop, Skip, and Go Naked" pontons teis summer. Earn $1,000 while gain- 354 3533 Know your stuff (i.e. PURPOSE) Flo Lite saddle. Cateye Micro. Pump A Bottle all me way to Formal! ing co-op credit and business knowledge. Posi- Cages Worm $800. sell for $500 372-7469 and you'll do greati OZ-DZ-DZ il n be one BIG blast" tions are open only m the following areas: After 6 call 643-2591 (Frank). Love, your BIG. Sheri Love your Pi Phi girts. Toledo, Meumee, Perryaburg, Rndlay. » Delta Sigma Pi Congratulations to KYM WALLS Shelly, Tnsha, Colleen. Kristin Canton. For more Information call on her recent pearling to PI PHI PI PHI PI PHI l-euO-643-3792. Lab top Panasonic Computer lor sale. 640K. DELTA SIGMA PI CHRIS COLLINS CEDAR POINT SUMMER JOBS! IBM Compatible, with programmed software. Computer weighs only 6 lbs. AC and battery | FREE DELIVERY LHAngie Pikes-Dee Gee's'Pikes*Dee Gee's for 1993 Housing available tor those 18 and Good luck at Individuals The brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha wish to con- pack. $300. Call Karen at 372-4908 Know the Purposei DZ-SK3EP-DZ older. Interviews will be held at Bowling Green gratulate Chris Metres on his lavalienng to DG State University Job Fair, in tee Union on Love. Big Scott Congratulations to Lisa Pohl on her lavalier- Ken Mullaly Tuesday. February 23 from 10:30 AM. - 4:00 r Pikes *0ee Gee's-Pikes'Dee Gee's Delta Sigma Pi 'q to Sigma P' I ps on Chns Halrer. PM No appointment necessary. For more in- formation, call 419-627 2245 FOF LilJeanme Ever wonder who those masked creatures ol Good luck with Individuals. Pi kes'Kappas-PikM'Kappas Cedar Point Amusement Park/Resort SC SIC realy are'' Find out which two Seniors Sandusky.Ohio Know the Purpose very well. have been hiding for the last Uiree years. The brothers ol Pi Kappa Alpha wish to con- Your big, gratulate Shawn Perry on his lavalienng to SATURDAY BEFORE THE BO-MIAMI GAME Counselors: Camp Wayne, co-ed children's Dennis TIP-OFF 7:30 PM KKGJody Maxwell. Delta Sigma Pi Pikes-Kappas-Pikes-Kappas camp, Northeast Pennsylvania. 6/22 - ICENTER FOR CHOICE f 8/20/93 Tennis. Swim. Waierski. Sailing. Gnswotd Band Basketball. Volleyball. Softball, Soccer. Goil. Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi Fit. Feb. 19 A Feb. 26 REGGAE Tribute to BOB MARLEY is on Gymnastics. Aerobics. Dance. Cheerleading, • Abortion through L»' Diana "Fig" Newton Al musicians welcome • open stage 6-9 Sat., Feb. 27 at 9pm., NE Commons with Nature/Camping, Guitar. Fine Arts. Crafts, Know your purpoee well Griswold Band begins at 10 and ends at 2 Groovemaster. A Caribbean Association evenl Drama, Piano, Photography. Sett-Defense. 20 weeks andyouwilldoswelll Riverview Inn Driver/Vioeo/Plxitogmprier (21.). Other posi- Theta Pi Love. 141 N. Summit. Toledo REOGAETribute to BOB MARLEY is on Sat., tions available On campus interviews: Tues- • Morning after Big Jill Feb. 27 at 9pm., NE Commons with Groove- master. A Caribbean Assoaaton Event (One day, March 9m from 11 am - 8 pm. treatment INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS For more information call 516-889-3217 or DELTA SIGMA PI Love). write 12AJIevardSt.LidoBe»cti.N.Y. 11581. Lil Kelly NEEDED: APPLY IN 130 FIELD HOUSE BY MARCH 2. MUST HAVE VOLLEYBALL EX- Indudeyour school phone number. PROUD TO Know the Purpose A You'll Do Finel SOLD. Good Luck"! PERIENCE MANDATORY CLINIC - Customer Sales/Service MARCH 2 5:00- 9:00 PM. Student Organizations $8 25 to start BE PRO-CHOICE Love. Big Adam Leadership Development FIJI-FIJI "FIJI Work FT or PT 10-40 hrs/wrk. Flex schedule 16 N. Huron 'Membership Applications- around dasses. Stan at entry level w/ career Delia Sigma Pi The Brothers of Phi Gamma Delta wish to con- Available NOWI Toledo. Oh. 43604 gratulate Charlie Apigian on his recent lavalier- advancement available No door-to-door or Phone Lil Deb Mason 405 Student Services telemarketing. No exp. needed. College schol- Good luck at Individuals! ing to Jill Andrews. Due Mon.. Feb. 22 by 5 p.m. (419) :55-7769or FIJI-F1JITUI arships awarded. Interview at main office end Love. Big Chris work locally. Application info -4ig-321-5365. I SIX) S89-6005 Dens Slgme PI FUl-FIJI "FIJI Lil Andrea The Brothers of Phi Gamma Delia wish to con- Good luck at Individuals! gratulate Shane McGee on fas lavalienng to You'll do great! Denise Strouble Love. Big Amy FIJI-FIJI "FLU DELTA SIGMA PI Frlar'e Point Lil Andrea Blue* Rock N'Roll Congrats on V.P. Blues like you've never eeen It before. Good Luck on Individuals Clue 21 • Frl. A Sat. Love. Big Bob ''«.Prk\ 125 EAST COURT ALWAYS ~~^ r &2^£jFi£\ DOWNTOWN OPEN LATE i JHEAL($5)DEAL ? \jr *^J WITH COUPON 12 WINGS /FRY /SODA OR 1 PHILLY/ FRY /SODA OR 1 SPECIAL / FRY / SODA STEAK SANDWICHES-BUFFALO WINGS [pELI SANDWICHES-HOAGIES-COLD BEER; "MR SPOT'S Phifadeiphla Cheese Steak Sandwiches and Buffalo Wings hit two geographical gastronomic delight spots,for sure." Bob Talbert, Detroit Free Press 352-SPOT «352-7768 FAST FREE DELIVERY < gj Friday, February 19,1993 NSIDER g Volume six, Issue Five The Keg's Dry I M*nr, hw»if> it, itfi m iMhtor Maf itai CTNEMARK'S viously caught on to how easy it is Paclno in the flick Scent of a Woodland MJJI Qauu fS to win. The rules remain the same Woman. Name another one of the 1234 N. MM Street for this week. You answer the films that O'Donnell has appeared P.O.Box 49 INSIDER Bowlm, Green. Ohio 43402 questions correctly, mail your entry In. to us, and we contact you If you INTERMEDIATE (4 MAGAZINE We here at Insider Magazine win. If you win, you get TWO free POINTS): Name the film version have to admit that we are very Im- passes to any movie of your choice of The Who's mystical rock opera pressed with our contestants. We at the Woodland Mall Cinema *5. about a deaf, mute and blind boy EDITOR-IN-CHIEF try to step it up a notch and make Beware, though - not all movies at who grows up to be a pin ball wi- the questions more difficult, but the movie house accept our pre- zard and messiah. Kirk Pavellch what happens? A majority of our cious passes. DIFFICULT (6 POINTS): readers still manage to answer Woodland Mall Cinemas offers a Name the movie in which Robert every one of our questions correc potpourri of movie selections along those of you who don't know. Send Redford stars as a CIA investigator MANAGING EDITOR tly. Oh and by the way, someone with $3 matinee ticket prices and the entries to Insider Maga- who knows too much and gets was interested in how exactly we $3 rickets for flicks after 6 p.m., zine sFilm Trivia Contest, 210 caught up In an Intricate web of Jane Kllgore choose our winners, so we'll let you provided you have a valid student West Hall, BGSU, Bowling Green, deceit, conspiracy and murder. know. We take all of the entries ID. Oh arid let's get one other Ohio, 43403. Sorry, Ann, It won't FORMIDABLE (8 POINTS): that have all questions answered piece of business taken care of be- happen again. Name the 1962 flick in which ART DIRECTOR correctly, mix 'em up, and rando- fore we forget. Ms. Ann E Bailey Answers to last week's ques- James Stewart plays a bungling mly pick five winners. If there are so sweetly informed us that we for- tions, as if the majority of you Eastern lawyer who is determined Laurel Pajer no entries completely correct (this got to include our address in last didn't know are: EASY - Elisabeth to rid the village of Shinbone of it's hasn't happened, no matter how week's column. ("PUT AN AD- Shue, INTERMEDIATE - Toy Sol- No. 1 nuisance. hard we try) then we will pick the DRESS IN THE INSIDER PEO- diers, Sean Astin and Wil Wheaton ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE (10 STAFF WRITERS ones with four correct and so on. PLE!!") Not that it would matter to were just a couple of the actor POINTS): Kathleen Turner star- The number of entries we do her since she only managed to an- choices, DIFFICULT - Overboard, red in a 1984 film as the character Dave Baskind receive has been picking up as of swer two out of our five questions FORMIDABLE - The Good, the China Blue. By day she's a reputa- Curt Conrad late, since our readers have ob- correctly. But here it is again for Bad, and the Ugly, ALMOST IM- ble fashion designer, but at night POSSIBLE - Sheriff John Kimble. she's a hooker who specializes In Courtney B. Gangeml EASY (2 POINTS): Chris O' kinky sex games. Name the movie Donnell currently co-stars with Al for the big prize of 10 points. Dorian Halkovlch From the Editors... David Huffman Back in the East Merry Madness days, times were happenin' stand a shot at receiving a FREE here in BG. Unfortunately though, the sight of those mulrJ- Carly Cheena's 3-ltem medium Jason Hunt paddywagons and trusty doughnut-eatin' police squad of ours was pizza AND a FREE Finders' promo M(-linda Monhart disturbing enough for us to forget the idea altogether. The thought cassette. All you do is send in your of getting our kegs, our friends and ourselves confiscated again by answer, name, address, phone Mary Okom Andy Griffith, Don Knotts and Frank Drebbin-Iike policemen (just number and favorite disco-era ditty kidding officers, it was a JOKE) doesn't seem worth the trouble. to 'Dr. Dave's Quiz,' c/o 214 West Jacqueline Porter So here we are, bar hopping and party scrounging, looking for Hall or deposit your entry in the Scott Rowe that good time that college students are supposed to have - a lucky distinguished wooden box in 210 thing for you readers, several Insider staff writers have been in- West Hall before Monday, March Ross Weitzner vestigating the possibilities. Read on, and you will find the beer, 1. Congratulations go out to Anne shot and mixed drink picks of the local bars. After you check those Matthews, who not only named all out - AT the bars, of course - you can look back at Insider to find of the New Kids on the Block's 9 STAFF out the best places to stumble to that will satisfy your munchies with by Dave Baskind Top 10 hits, but professes to be a their not-so-nutritious-but-at-the-time-incredibly delicious food. The Incredible College of Musical 'die-hard' fan who is "not ashamed PHOTOGRAPHER About the time you are heading home from the local drinking estab- Knowledge to admit" that she owns NKOTB Jason Kamykowskl lishments, these eateries will be filled with crocked, drooling and "T-shirts, posters, tapes, pins and just plain obnoxious people who care about nothing but getting Hello again, class. Somewhere, stickers." Yowzah. I'm a big Bee their order. The whole experience is loads of fun (for those 21 and buried deep below the snow Gees' fan, so hold your head up over, at least). See occifers, we're rethponsible people! mounds, lies a tiny flower waiting • high, Anne. Until next time, keep PRODUCTION to grow. Its bud rests quietly upon on keeping on. ASSISTANTS an icy blanket of grass. That bud ponders the question, "If Michael CLA-ZEL THEATRE Butch Phillips ■fc£J££/ Jackson can't stop grabbing him- I .71' '•"' "••■"• self, what's to stop me from grab- Darrick Ross bing my pistil?" (Insert MJ sound C$-> PACINO Karen Scheuer effect, like 'hee hee' or 'sho'mon' here.) 'Dr. Dave's Incredible Col- vir-J SCENT Eric Schmenk lege of Musical Knowledge' re- OF A- minds you that the Grammys are m WOMAN next Wednesday and that the COPY EDITOR theory about pistil-fondling causing Sat. & Sun. Mat. -1:00 & 4:00 Nlkki Floros blindness Is merely a floral myth. Nightly at 7:00 & 9:45 For those of you who don't have a green thumb, we offer the follow- MAdONX* ing: This week, 'P' is king. 'P willea (htot Insider Magazine is means Prince, Minneapolis legend jot MANitqfiA Fri. & Sat. Night published every Friday BGSU BANDS and fashionplate. Prince has chal- body of 12:15 Show Only during the academic ked up loads of Top 40 hits, but t v i cl E iN c E year by the Board of present only five have reached the sacred Enter Academy Awards Contest Student Publications of Symphonic Band/Alumni Band grounds of *1. Name any of Prin- at Box Ottice Bowling Green State ce's *1 hits. If you can do that, you University. in Opinions expressed "Month of Presidents Concert" by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Insider ^ <4* Magazine. Insider Magazine Mark S. Kelly, Conductor and BGSU are equal Richard D. Mathey, Narrator opportunity employers Featuring works by: 352 - 4048 and do not discriminate Copland, Sousa, Gould, Zdechlik, J. Press, Alford, Wagner 1 in hiring pracuees. Sunday, Je6. 21,1993,3:00 p.m. lOSS ^ N. MAIN ST. "KpbatkiT 9 sent from these nominees are The Until then every critic and film fan by David Huffman Player, Malcolm X and Enchan- Insider film critic will be diligently working on his or ted April; however, at least they'- her predictions. As of this week I'm re all good films. betting on the following: Picture - BEST DIRECTOR: Robert Alt Unforglven; Director - Robert The Academy Awards ceremony man, The Player; Martin Altman; Actress - Emma Thomp- is easily the most garish annual Brest,Scent of a Woman; Clint son; Actor - Al Pacino; Supporting event In Hollywood. A night when Eastwood, Unforglven: James Actress - Joan Plowright; Support- all the stars come out to pat one Ivory, Howards End; and Neil ing Actor - Gene Hackman; Origi- another on the back and nominate Jordan, The Crying Game. nal Screenplay - The Crying something "arty" to show that the Where's Spike Lee and what about Game; Adapted Screenplay - whole event isn't a waste of time. Rob Reiner, whose film was nomi- Howards End. With no clear For all of its overdone, tacky trim- nated but not his direction? runaway favorite, I'm sure that these early predictions will change as Oscar night approaches. Howards End Robert Altman year in this category, Tim Robbins got shut out, as did Jack Lemmon. BEST SUPPORTING AC- TRESS: Judy Davis, Husbands & Wives; Joan Plowright, Enchan- ted April; Vanessa Redgrave, Howards End; Miranda Rich- ardson, Damage; and Marisa Tomei, My Cousin Vinny. Tomei seems to be outclassed if not out- performed in what could turn out to Best Supporting Actor nominee Gene Hackman confronts Clint Eastwood In The be the hardest category to predict Unforglven.' this year. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: mings like bad production numbers BEST ACTRESS: Catherine Jaye Davidson, The Crying Stephen Rea, right, chases Forest Whttake t In The Crying Game." and poorly written "comedlc" Deneuve, Indochlne Mary Game; Gene Hackman, Unforgl- exchanges between the star pre- McDonnell,Passion Fish; Miche- ven; Jack Nicholson, A Few |v senters, the Oscars remain a relig- lle Pfeiffer, Love Field; Susan Good Men; Al Pacino, Glengarry ious experience for nearly all of the Sarandon, Lorenzo's Oil; and Glen Ross; and David Paymer, film geeks around the world. I am Emma Thompson, Howards Mr. Saturday Night. Paymer p; by no means an exception and End. Apparently the Academy over Chris O'Donnell from Scent consider Oscar night to be a kind of feels so bad for Pfeiffer, whose of a Woman? Is that justice? Holy Day of Obligation. movie was sitting on Orion's shelf Last Wednesday Oscar season for so long, that they gave her a BEST ORIGINAL SCREEN- got started with the announcement nomination for her barely released PLAY: The Crying Game, Hus- i of the nominations for the 1992 film over Geena Davis in her hit A bands & Wives, Lorenzo's Oil, awards. Given the tremendous sub- League of Their Own. Passion Fish and Unforglven. jectivity of the whole affair, the BEST ADAPTED SCREEN- Academy has done an OK job this BEST ACTOR: Robert Downey, PLAY: Enchanted April, How- ' 1 year in most of the major catego- Jr., Chaplin; Clint Eas- ards End, The Player, A River ries. twoodUnforgiven; Al Pacino, Runs Through It and Scent of a 1M BEST PICTURE: The Crying Scent of a Woman; Stephen Woman. Game, A Few Good Men, How- Rea.The Crying Game; and Den Those are the nominees for the ards End, Scent of a Woman, zel Washington, Malcolm X. With eight major categories. The Oscars 3 i * - and Unforglven. Most notably ab- the competition being so tuff this will be dished out on March 29th. Best Director nominee Martin Brest directs Best Actor nominee Al Pacino In "Scent of a Woman.' /•RI.SI.VIS HOWARDS club H 210 N. Main 352-9951 William .SPRING BREAK Shakespeare'. N^ 18th EMERGENCY ♦ SPECIAL* Fri. Feb. 19th & Sat. 20th T\% ' Bowling Green State A Midsummer University Chartered Motorcoach Trip to Whfit's SOUTH PADRE ISLAND March 1927, 1993 COVER CHARGE Otf-beach-7nlghts-from.$175 Land Package AFTER 9:30 PM Includes: • 13% resort hotel lax •welcome and laiewell beach pa'lies •flee windsuilinq sailing *lree call home •on site lour directors Eva Marie Saint Theatre / Bowling Green State University HAPPY HOURS TILL 9 Bahamas Cruise from: $299 February 25-27 at 8 p.m. I your living h*afc >*p February 28 at 2 p.m. Reservations Holiday Travel. March 4-6 at 8 p.m. 372-2719 jiinJJd!_!VjcJeoGames • Pool • Air Hockey 352-6567 *Mav, hknwi if, im Top LPK A^MAKtf 1." 'The Bodyguard' Sound- Shakespeare's 'Dream' wo vniiiiivLIAHM track," (Arista) (Platinum) 2."Breathless," Kenny G £r c^/o (Arista) (Platinum) to take stage Thursday 3."The Chronic," Dr. Dre (Death Row-lnterscope) 4."Unplugged," Eric Clapton by Mclinda C. Monhart (Duck) (Platinum) Insider staff writer §*«&* 5."Some Gave All," Billy Ray g ** Cyrus (Mercury) (Platinum) 6." 'Aladdin' Soundtrack," The story of love comes full of Hot Singles: (Disney) woo and woe. William Shake- 7."Pocket Full of Kryptonite," speare's A Midsummer Night's Here are the weekly charts for Spin Doctors (Epic Associated) Dream Is next on the production the nation's best-selling recorded (Platinum) schedule for the Eva Marie Saint music as (hey appear in next 8."Timeless (The Classics)," Theatre. week's issue ol Billboard maga- Michael Bolton (Columbia) (Plat- A Midsummer Night's Dream zine. Reprinted with permission. inum) is said to be one of Shakespeare's 9."lf 1 Ever Fall in Love," Shai most popular comedies. This play (Platinum signifies more than (Gasoline Alley) traces the sometimes rocky, but 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- 10."lfs Your Call," Reba always hilarious, course of true fies more than 500,000 copies McEntire(MCA) love. sold.) Midsummer Eve, June 23, was a Video Rentals: traditional celebration when spirits Here are the weekly supposedly walked the earth to Courtesy of BGSU Public Relations/ 1.1 Will Always Love You," charts for the nation's most From left to right Brian McCartney. Monica Bueno. and Jon Ctcga star In A Mid- Whitney Houston (Arista) (Plati- popular videos as they ap- play tricks upon unsuspecting mor- summer Night's Dream.' tals. It was a time when young num) pear in next week's issue of 2."A Whole New World," Billboard magazine. Reprin- maidens would dream of their fu- Shields would like these same peo- production and includes aspects of Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle ted with permission. ture love. In this play Shakespeare ple to give Shakespeare another both African and Asian cultures. (Columbia) blends poetry and magic, lovers' chance. "The audience will see perform- 3."Ordinary World," Duran l."Slngle White Female," quarrels and lovers' kisses, foolish "This play is a delight when it is ances by graduate students down Duran (Capitol) (Columbia TriStar) love and a lover's fool into an en- staged, so don't think of Shake- to freshmen," Shields said. "It's 4."I'm Every Woman, "Whit 2."Ralslng Cain," joyable comedy for all rime. speare as text read in class," he exciting to see what different expe- ney Houston (Arista) (MGM-Universal) Ronald Shields, an associate said. "This play Is exciting. Shake- rience brings to the play." 5"Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang," 3."Boomerang," (Para- professor of theatre, will direct speare only comes alive on stage." Perfonnances are scheduled for Dr. Dre (Death Row) mount) Shakespeare's A Midsummer For those who are newcomers in Feb. 25-27 and March 4-6 at 8 6."Mr. Wendal," Arrested 4."Unlawful Entry," (Fox) Night's Dream. Costume and the Shakespearean arena, this play p.m. and Feb. 28 at 2 p.m. Eva Development (Chrysalis) 5."Housesitter," (MCA- scene designs are provided by Is the perfect Introduction, accord- Marie Saint Theatre is located on 7."7," Prince and the New Universal) Margaret McCubbln, an assistant ing to Shields. University students the second floor of University Hall. Power Generation (Paisley Park) 6."Patriot Games," (Par- professor of theatre. Light design Is should be able to relate to It be- Tickets are $6 for adults and $4 for 8 "Saving Forever for You," amount) by Steve Boone, also an assistant cause the characters In the play are students and senior citizens. To Shanice (Giant) 7."Honey, I Blew Up the professor of theatre. young, he said. make reservations for A Midsum- Kid," (Disney) "The play Is about what It means As opposed to the traditional mer Night's Dream, call the Box 9."Hip Hop Hooray," Naughty By Nature (Tommy 8."Diggstown," to be in love," Shields said. Shakespearean style, this produc- Office, 372-2719. The Box Office Boy) (MGM-UA) Many people's only exposure to tion is set in the 1840s. Another hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 9."A Stranger Among Us," Shakespeare was the reading unique aspect Is the music, which is p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through 10."lnformer," SnowfEa- stwest) (Hollywood) forced upon them in high school. being written especially for this Friday. 10."Lethal Weapon 3," (Warner) The University Red Cross would like to thank the following businesses, organizations, and AFiaiKg&IW MOPLM &S§©©Q5\TrO®M individuals for their special assistance to the celebrates African American History Month B.G.S.U. Bloodmobile this week: Theme: African Survival* in American Culture Food Donations African Motif Art Exhibition Campus Pollyeyes Food Town Juliano's Featuring: Leo Gadzekpo and other African Artists Kmart Little Ceasar's Kroger's Marco's February 22 - March 25 McDonald's Myles Pisanello's McFall GaUefy Pizza Hut Subway Free Admission Fraternities/Sororities African Movie Nights Camnus Oraanizations TUGS., Fob 23 210 Math Science BWg 8 30 p.m. Air Force ROTC Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Delta La Via Ell Bella (Utw la Rosy) Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Omega Alpha XI Delta Thurs.. Feb 25 220 Math Science Btdg. 8:30 p.m. Angano Angano ( Taha of Maoagaacar) Beta Alpha Psi Chi Omega Delta Gamma Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Gamma Phi Beta African Cultural Evening Honor Student Assoc. Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma African Cuisine a Fashion Kappa Sigma Med. Tech. Club Nursing Student Assoc. Fit. Feb. 26 St. Thomas More (425 Thurstin) 6:30 p.m. Omega Phi Alpha Phi Gamma Delta/Fiji Phi Kappa Psi Guest Speaker PhiMu Sigma Chi Sigma Gamma Rho Bade Ajuwon Ph. D. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta (Visiting Pro!., Western Michigan University. Kalamazoo) Additional Contributors Odun (African Ritual Festivals) Food Operations Judy Goris Bill Keman Features Priests and Artistes from Nigeria and Tom Kisselle Office of On-Campus Housing Office of Multicultural Affairs the Oyotunji African Village of South Carolina Parking and Traffic Division Staff of Residential Halls Telecommunications Services Odun Omoda (Childrens' Celebration) University Activities Organization University Space Assignments Sat. Fob 27 UCF Center 1 ©0 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. CWun Onto Enlyan (Celebration of the Ancestors) Special Thanks To All Donors, Volunteers, and the Red Sat., Feb. 27 Grand Ball Room 7:00 p.m. Admission: Students $10 Others $20 | Cross Nursing Staff Tickets at Multicultural Activities FrW«t,F«brMrT1»,lWJ Thenwhynottry Looking for metaphysical gift \cjieas? Tethra's Well by Courtney Gangcmi Insider staff writer Eighty percent of Tethra's stock is made by local artists, including silverwork by Bockbrader, Your lite line looks too short, beadwork by Gurney, tie-dyes by Wayward your tarot card points to an experi- Crafts, wood-carvings by Miller, and the ence involving a romantic and the psychic foresees you failing your ever-popular incense by Circe. Biology 205 exam. Mystical events such as these occur daily here in Tethra'sWell, 190 S. Main St., doesn't interest you, maybe having Bowling Green. is a privately owned business pro- your future told will. viding all of these metaphysical Eighty percent of Tethra's stock trades, along with a vast variety of is made by local artists, including gemstones, books, tie-dyes and silverwork by Bockbrader, bead- many more earthy objects to adorn work by Gurney, tie-dyes by Way- yourself or your living quarters ward Crafts, wood-carvings by Mil with. ler, and the ever-popular incense David and Coral Callahan by Circe. The Callahans view the opened their doors Aug. 1, 1992," incense as the best seller in their to the Bowling Green area. David store, selling it every day. Callahan studied the metaphysical Not only is Tethra's Well unique Just some of the assortment of beads and necklaces available at Tethra's Well. for four years and became fas- to our area, but it is the only place cinated with healing. As a result, that sells stone beads. These beads silver, whether it be a ring, a pen- unique, "something BG hasn't ex- when he did indeed have an oppor- are hard to come by in that they are dant or a stone bead you may pur- perienced yet." tunity to open up a business, Cal- already in object form, and you can chase at his shop. Amy Potter, an Insidcr/lmon Kamykowski lahan jumped at the chance. make earrings or other types of employee, says Tethra's Well "has With a burning of incense and a Tethra's Well Tethra's Well offers classes on jewelry out of them. a little bit of everything." tarot card pointing your way, Teth- reading tarot cards and learning the Callahan specializes in custom The business gets new stock in ra's Well is next on your life line as metaphysical trade, and if this work and is able to set objects in each week, and Potter says it is a spot to check out. 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I .5 (II* » >:•• '" • ■»' °"'r»* Marina City ol Akron Heritage Girl Scout Council COMING IN FEBRUARY 2/26: 'Falling Down' Sponsored by the Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment Staffing Michael Douglai •Shows will change Friday • NOMJStl ■ ■I I A I II I 1 I HI ill ill m ill ill - EZX [mr.***—IT it, m» 6 Insider Marline Post-Merry parties calmer After-hours soirees, bar-hopping replace huge keggers Eat, drink and be merry by Jason Hunt Insider staff writer |\ "Grab a brew; don't cost nothing." by Dorian Halkovich by Scott Rowc So says John Belushi in the collegiate classic Insider staff writer Insider staff writer Animal House, and so said the residents of East Merry and Frazee Streets - and many other Uni- versity students - In the years before the infamous Every weekend, hundreds of stu- In the never-ending pursuit of police crackdowns. dents flood the local bars. They are knowledge, Insider Maga- Those complex-wide parties, known for resi- MADNES out to have a good time, relax and xineheld an informal survey of local dents serving beer to anyone with a cup, came to a meet new people. Quite a hunger bars to see what BG students (of screeching halt when police began earnestly citing Insider/Tim Norman can build up from this exertion and legal age, of course) are drinking. students and confiscating kegs in September 1990 the next stop often is local food The most popular beer was Bud and April 1991. "Now everybody goes to two or three dillerent places. Light while the favorite shot was a As a result of these actions, and similar trouble ones per night," she said. "There are still the Kamikaze. The mixed drink cate- with other large parties, students who want to same people, but it's much more calm, more re- Commonly known as the' mun- gory was a close race between party down on the weekends in Bowling Green laxed, with fewer people." chies," this horrible desire for food Amaretto Sour and the classic have had to find alternative ways. "Everybody knows what time each place is fun leads many people to such places Long Island. As In all scientific "When I first got here, those parties were some- to be at," Barcus said. "They follow a natural as Taco Bell, The Comer Grill, research, extensive research was thing everyone looked forward to," said Steve Far course from one to the next throughout the McDonald's and Mr. Spots. All of conducted, numbers were crun- ley, senior accounting major from Mentor, Ohio. night." these places can usually be found ched and the scientist (writer) spent "You could just walk from house to house, getting "More bars have bands, also, and that makes it to be overcrowded on the week- years sacrificing personal time in beer. Now there's nothing like it." a lot different," she said. ends, jam-packed with hungry stu- the interests of furthering science. Farley said the crackdowns have changed the Barcus also mentioned a trend that has become dents trying to appease that grum- The data used to compile this basic process people go through when partying. stonger lately, that of the after-hours party, start- bling in their tummies. landmark study is listed below "We used to go to parties, kill the kegs, then ing at midnight or 1 a.m. Depending on which bar they go under the categories of favorite move on to the bars for the rest of the night," he "There are quite a few of those now. People get to, students can usually find one of beer, shot and mixed drink for each said. "It just doesn't work that way now." a keg, put It on ice, and go to the bars," she said. these places nearby. Taco Bell is bar. "There just aren't as many parties to go to "They go tell all their friends, then come back and right up the street from Club SOP, Brathaus: Bud Light, Quaalude, anymore," he said. "When there are, everybody party all night. Those are much more common while The Comer Grill and Mr. Legal Joint already knows everyone else, and they want you than they used to be." Spots often gather business from Club S.O.P.: Busch Light, Ka- to chip in money." Tom Gibson, general manager of Bowling Uptown, Downtown and Howard's mikaze, Long Island Kip Howard, senior pre-med major from Con- Green Beverage, Inc., said he has noticed a ClubH. Club 21: Bud Light, Kamikaze, neaut, Ohio, said back when he started at the Uni- change in attitudes over the years - especially Long Island versity everybody went to parties in groups of towards kegs - due to the drinking laws. For others, one of the most pop- College Station: Bud Light, Ka- about 20 people. That way, you would meet all "Twenty-one-year-olds just don't drink as much ular options is to mosey on back to mikaze, Amaretto Sour kinds of new people each week. draft beer as the 18-to-20 group did when it was the residence hall or apartment and Easystreet: Bud Light, Jageror "Even during the week, you would always find legal," Gibson said. "They are more likely to have order a pizza. Enough pizza places Strawberry Long Island at least ten people to go out with," Howard said. a job, an income, and so they have mixed drinks or call BG home to supply the entire Howard's Club H: Bud, Fire- "Now you have to call around just to get three." wine." state with every sort of pizza ima- water or Tequila, Jack Daniels and Because of the lack of parties, Farley said he "Without a doubt, ten years ago, it was not unu- ginable (even buffalo pizza if you Coke and his friends usually spend a lot more time in the sual to have ten, 15,20 kegs at a party," Gibson like!). Usually students can find Mark's: Natural Light, Kami- local bars. said. "Now if someone gets two, that's considered coupons for these pizzas plastered kaze, Amaretto Sour "We watch TV at home, play cards, or have big- around every residence hall, which M.T. Muggs: Bud Light, Kami- some people over, while we drink a few beers," he Gibson added that keg sales are down 18 per- come in handy for those who find kaze, Amaretto Sour said. "Then it's out to the bars." cent nationwide, primarily because of the drinking themselves a little short of cash Tuxedo Junction: Natural Light, But even that scene isn't the way it used to be. age and drunk-driving laws. after their night out on the town. Jager, Long Island "Lately, it seems like a general change In atti- While kegs have dropped in popularity, Gibson Needless to say, enough food Uptown/Downtown: Bud Light, tudes. Nobody is out during the week like they said the amount of beer sold by carryouts has in- places In BG almost exclusively Firewater or Kamikaze, Purple used to be," Farley said. "We used to have 20 creased. cater to the students' appetites, es- Hooters people in our rooms in Founders every night." "People are more likely to get cans or bottles, pecially late at night. So for all of All tests were conducted under "Now it's a lot more mellow, slowed down, then go home and party with their friends for the those who find themselves with the strict supervision of the Insider even since last year," he said. "I guess a lot of the night," Gibson said. "When people do drink to- munchies...BON APPETIT! Magazine staff people that used to go out all the time are graduat- day, they are much more careful." ing. It seems like the younger people just don't do Barcus disagreed with that assessment, it as much." however. Angie Barcus, senior marketing major from Al- "I know a lot more people that drive when they liance, Ohio, agrees with Farley's assessment of go out, because of the distance," Barcus said. the changing scene. "With the big parties, I think we saw less of that, "Parties now are smaller, in off-campus houses, because you could walk around and stay there all where you know everybody," Barcus said. "There night." used to be parties where you could just walk in off "The big complex parties were also just a lot of the street and start drinking." fun," Barcus said. "I guess the days of the huge "Mostly, we go to greek parties or ones where parties with a bunch of new people to party with people that live together get a keg," she said. are over." "Only the fraternity parties seem to have more Farley added that he definitely misses those days than one keg." of East Merry and Frazee. "The bar scene is also very different," Barcus "I can see the point of the police as far as safety ---£* said. "We used to stand in long lines to get in one goes," he said. "But it's just one weekend a year. particular bar, then spend all night partying there. All the other Ohio schools are known for their one r-u- It was pretty crowded and intense." big party. It would be nice to have ours back." Inskhr/kaon Komykowslu FrMay, February 1f, im IMMW M**MJMJ Ryan's S Typical of most street rappers, it's raw and it hit me with a ton of consider it to be the sell out of the Tee talks about gang banging and power chords before I had a 90's to go out and talk about cros- dealing with Hoes. In "Hoe B-4 chance to duck. sover or dis other rappers. We got Tha Homie" and "Where'sa Hoe I could pick out some of the a different thing going on alto- Sat," Tee's on the safe-sex tip, tell- major influences in the Sand gether." ing folks that it's not smart to let Rubies music like Pink Floyd, -Steve Mincica your "lower brain do all your think- Neil Young and a hint of REM. ing." They also have a unique sound to Then Tee comes and slaps you their music and original articulation ROCK GOSSIP FROM back with "Black Together Sand Rubles in the way the songs are composed Again," where he discusses the and presented. THE BLACK SWAMP need for unity in South Central lieve me, there is a better variety of Favorites from the album include LA. He talks about Rodney King music available in the listening "Goodbye." This has to be one of tJ and Reginald Denny while making world that could be appreciated. the best songs that I've heard in a King Tee his biggest political statement to Rage Against the Machine's while. "I'm breaking up with you Tha Triflin Album date. sound is some sort of mutant hy- because your a cheating whore and Capitol Records However, Tee's style is old and brid of Metalica, Ministry and I won't take it anymore." Another cold and just doesn't cut it. Though The Red Hot Chili Peppers but favorite is the "Hangman in the When It comes to street ryhming hard-core rap still exists and minus any of the originality, crea- Noose" and "Black Eyes and and Jaw bustin, few do it like the thrives, King Tee needs to speed tivity or drive which those bands Broken Noses." These songs have King. up the pace. possess. a very poetic message about them RUN OUT AND No, Elvis wasn't spotted again, Gone are the days when a lyricist What I really hated about the but not to the point of being prea- SNAG...: Jeff DeWitte of but rapper King Tee's new can just let out his message in a album was the singer's voice. His chy. Record Den likes the Rhino release, Tha Triflin Album taps slow melodious rhythm. Tee needs voice on the album is either mixed -Michael Zawacki Records release of L.A. into his vast knowledge of street in- to let lose like a shotgun burst, oth- through some distortion, a flange Scene 1976-7% a punk- justice that he witnesses on a daily erwise, no matter how much Ice or - in what really proved to be The Goats rock compilation of such acts basis. Cube, Deadly Threat and DJ more painful than a rootcanal - he Tricks of the Shade as The Dickies, X. Tee reaches into his street gang Pooh help him out, I'll still be out sang unaided by any voice enhanc- CBS Records Inc. Germs, and Weirdos. Jim youth to address the subjects of to tea, on Tha Triflin ing device. Cummer of Madhatter Music everything from brothers getting Album -Erik G. Pupillo The bass player on the album did Okay, I used to be really into rap Company thinks everyone on each other, trying to do each provide me with some auditory en- music. 1 don't mean every group will like Dinosaur Jr.'s other in, to how police are out Rage Against the Machine joyment. He sounded very clean that came out, just the "old school" Where you Been, which is there "targeting black people." Rage Against the Machine and very experienced. His lines rhymers like the Sugarhill Gang, available on Sire Records. According to Tee, triflin means Epic Records seemed to be well thought out, or- Soul Sonic Force, and early Run Lastly, Heidi Grunner from scandalous and that's Just the way derly and controlled in a kind of in- DMC. Nowadays, I'm not as big a Finders Records & Tapes King Tee comes off as he shoots In short, Rage Against the sane way. rap fan and it takes a lot for a group thinks the new Mick Jagger his own brand of lyrics straight Machine and their album by the -Michael Zawacki to get my attention. The Goats solo release of Wandering from the lip. same name is a waste of time. Be- have definitely captured my inter- Spiriton Atlantic Records Sand Rubies est with their politically driven, is definitely one to check out. Sand Rubies hard-hitting, hip-hop style. BABY, WHY DON'T PolyGram Records This 10-piece Philadelphia rap WE...: Jim Miller from the group debut album Tricks of the Cleveland based band Oro- As I listened I started to smile Shade is of a new era of hip-hop about half way through the first boros informed us that his where street beats collide with group will be recording their song on the Sand Rubies self ti- grass roots political concerns. fourth album live on the tled album because it was offering Packed with hardcore beats on road, which will include their me a new perspective on the hard songs like "Typical American" and Feb. 24 performance at Ea- driving rock and roll that I had liked "Got Kinda Hi" the album is never systreet. to listen to as a youth. a let down. TONIGHT AND SAT- The Sand Rubies have a defi- The songs are interspersed with URDAY: TwistOffs at Easys nite presence in their music. I could short skits that follow two brothers, treet, Friers Point at Club 21, tell that there was a lot of feeling Chicken Little and Hangerhead, as Eighteenth Emergency at and emotion pent up In their they move through "Uncle Seam's Howard's Club H (by the songs. This is something that I real- Federally Funded Welfare and way, these guys came in the ly haven't noticed in a lot of the Freak Show." Rapper OaTlekato top five out of thousands in pop music crap that is currently says: "We're not into dissin' other an MTV contest) WEDNES- passing itself off as music on the rappers. We're Into dissin' phony DAY: Oroboros at Easys- radio over the past few months. politicians, bigots, racists, the mili- treet THURSDAY: The KingT«« The Sand Rubies passion is evi- tary, George Bush, and anybody dent in the way they present their Runaways at Club 21, the involved in holding people down Ark Band at Easystreet music on the album. 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