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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Weather Local Freezing rain, sleet and Pharm Country: As Food Town BG basketball coach Jim snow this morning, changing closes one store, an area Larranaga is still looking for a to rain later. High in mid-30s. drugstore chain might move in. Mid-American Conference Title in seventh season. 10 G The BG News Friday, February 12,1993 The BG Nevus Volume 75, Issue 98 Clinton proposes tax increase for wealthy The Associated Press many years as Americans," Clinton $75,000 or less would still pay a lower Clinton also told business leaders he gains tax for long-held investments in said. rate. would seek to offset the higher corpor- small businesses and seek to make WASHINGTON - President Clinton He also began a series of meetings White House communications direc- ate taxes with an investment tax credit permanent a tax credit for research and asked Americans on Thursday to heed with Democratic members of Congress tor George Stephanopoulos said that for businesses. development, participants said. the "alarm bells in the night" and rally to outline his plan. Clinton hadn't decided yet on a final John Sculley, chairman of Apple behind his economic plan, including an figure for the increase in the top cor- Computer Inc., one of a handful of the Clinton, in the larger open session at- increase in the top tax rates for both in- A day after Clinton indicated in a porate rate, suggesting he could move it business leaders who had a separate, tended by business leaders, made a dividuals and corporations. televised town hall meeting that his even higher than 36 percent. private meeting with Clinton, said Clin- direct appeal for their help. "I need He also told 230 business leaders in a plan would include higher taxes on "I want to make a proposal that deals ton clearly Indicated he would propose your support and your contribution," he White House meeting to expect some middle Americans, the president told with the fact that the tax code should no an "energy tax in some form." added. "I ask you to do your part." form of a broad-based energy tax to be 230 business leaders he would also pro- longer subsidize excessive pay of chief The president also said he would pro- in his package. pose raising the top corporate tax rate executives and other high executives - pose some mechanism to ease the bur- Then, aiming his message beyond the Clinton used stark terms as he stepp- above its current 34 percent. excessive defined as unrelated to the den on the neediest, Sculley said. business community, Clinton said: ed up his campaign pitch for the plan Administration aides said that Clinton productivity of the enterprise," Clinton "Americans are at their best answering that he will unveil next Wednesday, say- was expected to propose raising the said. Administration officials have said alarm bells in the night." ing the current economic crisis is rate to 36 percent - the same top rate he "There is no question that there are that a gasoline tax is unlikely and that a "every bit as profound as those we have has suggested for households earning higher taxes across the board coming broader tax on all energy forms was Clinton said his decision to raise the faced in the past." over $200,000 a year and who now pay down," Barry Rogstad, president of the more likely. top corporate tax rate followed his de- "We risk losing the standard of living 31 percent. American Business Conference, said At the private session, Clinton also cision to raise the top individual tax that we have taken for granted for so Corporations with taxable income of after the session. said he would propose a reduced capital rate. Mandela accepts Filtering Out The Wires University degree

by Jen! Bond student government reporter

University President Paul Olscamp received a letter Monday from Nelson Mandela stating he will not be able to come to the University to receive an honorary doctorate degree for public service. The University notified Mandela of the award last month Mandela accepted the degree, Doctor of Public Service, in his letter and than- ked the University for the honor. "I have great pleasure in accepting, both for myself and, more es- pecially, for all the people of South Africa who have suffered and fought for freedom and the right to live in peace and dignity in their land," the letter stated. It also indicated he cannot receive the award in person this year because of responsibilities to his home country. "1993 is going to be an historic year for all South Africans as we an- ticipate that the first democratic elections in South Africa's history will be held this year," the letter stated. "For this reason, I greatly regret that I doubt I will be able to visit your University this year." However, it said Mandela will visit the University "when the op- portunity avails Itself." Undergraduate Student Government President Jason Jackson said USG should be commended for its efforts to notify Mandela of the a- ward. The University had previously been contacting the wrong peo- ple to get In touch with Mandela. "First, I have to commend several people in USG and the Prog- ressive Student Organization for pushing forward with this effort," he said. "It forced University relations to push forward and correctly notify [Mandela] and that is all we asked for in the first place." Jackson said even though Mandela cannot attend the University, a representative ceremony should take place. "Someone should stand in [Mandela's] place so we can at least get the award to him," he said. "It is a great thing that students have worked for. We pushed the University and now it is done. At least [Mandela] knows he has the award." Vice-President of University Relations Philip Mason said a repre- sentative ceremony is not likely to occur.

"Why duplicate the effort?" he said. "Based on the letter we The BG Nrwi/TIm Nomun received, my intention is to work with his offices to find his best time Carefully examining wire conectlons, senior computer science said he has been working on the filter, which Is part of an Infrared to visit the campus," he said. major Bob Lee works on an electrical signal filter In Overman proximity detector, for about a month. Mason said the next time he is in Washington,D.C., he will attempt Hall's physics electronics laboratory Thursday afternoon. Lee to set up a meeting with Mandela's chief representative there. Man angered by U.N. actions Toledo airport to be fixed in Bosnia hijacks German flight Repairs new include outdoor lights, curbs, canopy The Associated Press the airport "etched and dirty." The Associated Press in the United States. Before the hijacked plane ar- The twin-engine Airbus 310 rived, the airport's four runways Frank Beans, a local architect who designed the landed safely at Kennedy Inter- had been operating normally. TOLEDO - Operators of the Toledo Express exterior improvements, said the canopy will be NEW YORK - A gunman re- national Airport at 3:50 p.m. and The plane was hijacked on a Airport said Thursday they will spend $600,000 to impressive. portedly angry about U.N. ac- taxied to a remote area of the flight from Frankfurt, Germany, spruce up the building in a campaign to help boost "It will be a dramatic change for the image of tions in Bosnia hijacked a Jetliner airport. to Cairo, Egypt, and Addis Ababa, its sagging image. the terminal. It will create a new contemporary fo- with 104 people aboard Thursday The hijacker was taken into Ethiopia. Officials said the plane "When people step off the plane, we want them cal point and hide the old terminal building," he and forced it from Europe to New custody about 20 minutes later, took off from Frankfurt at 4:45 to see one of the most attractive airports in the said. York, where he was taken into said Det. Joseph McConville, a am. EST, carrying 94 passengers United States," said Mark Sweeney, spokesman for The project comes a few months after comple- custody. police spokesman. Many law en- and 10 crew members. the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority. tion of a more than $1 million face lift of the ter- It was the first trans-Atlantic forcement officials could be seen In New York, McConville said Funding for more than $600,000 in exterior re- minal's interior. The new interior features bright hijacking in more than 16 years. rushing onto the plane. the police department had been pairs was approved Thursday by the authority's blue carpeting, mirrored ceilings and new lighting. .The ordeal lasted about 11 hours. Dozens of FBI agents, police informed the hijacker was a Bos- board. The repairs include new outdoor lights, The Lufthansa plane was hi- and airport officers were spread nian traveling with a Norwegian curbs and a canopy at the front of the terminal. A new sign welcoming visitors has been de- jacked over Austria and flew to around Kennedy Airport as the passport. The canopy would replace a weathered metal signed and will be placed in front of the airport's Hanover, Germany, where It was plane landed. Members of special Earlier, Marc Marchese, a overhang that hasn't been repaired in years. main entrance in a week. refueled. German authorities weapons teams donned jump- spokesman for the airport au- The work will be completed before the 1993 PGA The two-story airport opened in 1955. The last said the jetliner was permitted to suits and combat harnesses and thority, said the German consu- Championship in August. Thousands of people major renovation was 1975, when an upper pas- take off because the gunman sharpshooters took up positions. late had told American officials travel to Toledo for the event senger area was built. threatened to kill hostages unless Police hostage negotiators were that the hijacker identified him- "Airports are the first Impression that people it went to New York. in the airport control tower. self as a Bosnian and "said he have of cities," said Mike Zapiecki, a member of a For the last few years, local business leaders They said the hijacker, who A U.S. military plane also was was dissatisfied with the U.N. committee formed to improve Toledo's image for have said the terminal had been neglected. They had a pistol, gave assurances he at the airport and a military hell- the tournament. complained about the dim main concourse area, would surrender once he arrived copter hovered overhead. See Hijacking, page ten. Airport Director Jim McCue called the front of old carpeting and tattered facade. O v ♦ The BG News -An Independent Student Voice-

Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief KIMBERLY LARSON Campus Editor CONNELL BARRETT Opinion Editor

KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor E.A.R. to the Ground... Wke up and smell the tax hikes. Anyone that didn't see tax hikes coming, re- gardless of who was elected to the presidency, is overly trusting of American politicians. If they say "read my lips," no matter who says it and in what form, taxpayers should expect to start forking over the dough. A precedent has been firmly established that a promise for less taxation equals more taxation, no matter who makes it. Skip the books and unwind Saying the middle class could expect a tax break Now that we're several weeks into the se- Grounds For Thought still serves the best was a nice dream, but the fist of reality is about to mester, I'm sure most of us are quite over- mocha delights and gourmet cheesecake and reach in and grab America with full force -- and it's stressed with assignments, obligations and offers books, magazines, art and a mellow going to latch right onto our wallets. other stuff. So treat your roommate to a back JULIET atmosphere, good for conversation, studying **• massage while you're reading this column or reading. full of inspirational stress relief. COOK We, along with the rest of the country, jumped the First of all, you'll need to begin some deep On the subject of feminist consciousness, gun. When President Clinton failed to immediately relaxation and stress reduction breathing a friend recently phoned to tell me about a reduce his White House staff and cut the excess out techniques. Inhale. Exhale. If you really get television show called "Women Aloud." It of the federal work force, we criticized him for fail- into this, proceed to meditate. Try to forget appears on the Comedy Central station ing to keep his campaign promise to do so. about everything except the Spam sandwich every weekday at 9:00 am. and 300 p.m. Wednesday he put the wheels in motion to do ex- you're going to savor for lunch. "Women Aloud" is a talk show and, whereas actly what he said he would. No more snazzy federal Astrally project yourself around the room most talk shows have an hour long time slot, for a while and then return to your all new, it is only on for half an hour. Could this have executive dining rooms maintained by the govern- super relaxed body. You're now ready for anything to do with the fact that the show is ment. No more lush limo rides for top Cabinet depu- the second step in this special stress relief feminist-oriented, my friend was wonder- ties. No more Virginia getaways where government process -COLORING! ing? It certainly wouldn't be uncharacteris- officials can go ride horses. No more free airplane Be honest. How long has it been since you tic to trivialize women's issues. rides for non-government trips. pulled out a coloring book and an assortment I haven't been an avid television viewer Now ... if only they would trim that McDonald's of Crayolas to express yourself artistically. Now there's also a brand new place - Cafe ever since Twin Peaks was cancelled, but I budget. (No, no ... vulgar facial features sketched on Shadeau. For those who need nicotine in decided to watch an episode of Women Aloud • •• posters of politicians don't count.) Coloring their blood cells to forget their worries, myself. is ever so therapeutic. It relaxes muscles in smoking is allowed in this cafe. The episode I saw definitely used a talk On your mark, get set... the hands and arms, helps develop hand-eye Yet another activity occurring here this show format with a host(ess) and two women The great race for Undergraduate Student coordination and excercises creativity. In weekend (Saturday and Sunday) is the guests. The emphasis and the topic dis- addition to all this, a beautiful piece of art- Midwest Feminist Conference. For anybody cussed with the guests was that women don't Government president is now on, thanks to Jason work is produced. have to be married or have kids to be worth- Jackson's recent announcement that he's running for Artwork is so important! Get to Grounds while members of society, although common re-election. For Thought and look at the paintings hang- " Be honest. How long has it assumptions indicate otherwise. Candidate applications are due today (don't be ing on their walls. Go to the new Fine Arts been since you pulled out a I'm not about to make a judgement on a alarmed if someone runs up to you and frantically Building and partake of the Russian Necro- show after watching it once, but if it sounds begs you to sign a petition), and we will soon official- Realism collection. View the Chinese Con- coloring book and an interesting, view it for yourself. Then, if you ly know who Jackson's opponent (if there is one) will temporary Art collection in the McFall Gal- assortment of Crayolas to think "Women Aloud" should be on for more lery. be. express yourself artistically? than half an hour, write letters or something. If Jackson campaigns as much as he uses his fax Of course, observing these collections Preferably in crayon. isn't the only option available to help you (No, no... vulgar facial features This brings us back to our relaxa- machine, though, it should be an interesting election. unwind and make your stress crumble up tion/stress relief theme. Did you get out • *• worthlessly. For example, you could attend sketched on posters of your coloring book yet? If not, why not? In response to the recent break up of a state-wide the poetry and fiction reading. These read- politicians don't count.)" There's so many to choose from. Or you can ings are held every Friday at 7:30 p.m. at draw your own pictures to color. poaching ring, Richard Pierce, chief of the wildlife Prout Chapel. They are very enjoyable If Be creative. Whatever you decide, please division of the Department of Natural Resour- you're at all interested in writing or hearing with consciousness in this area, workshops, send your finished products to me. I'm seri- ces, said poaching will not be tolerated. writing read. readings and other events will be part of the ous. I collect colored pictures. So, I'd greatly We think our Ohio courts should bring that mes- Most of the readings are performed by conference. appreciate it if you send one to me, Juliet sage home by impressing the maximum penalties M.F.A students in the creative writing pro- Another pleasant option for overburdened Cook, via the B.G. News. Thank you for your upon all those involved in the merciless (and illegal) gram, which could use much support. individuals is coffee (with whipped cream). time. Now inhale, exhale... slaughter of deer, turkeys and walleye throughout Northwest Ohio. Poachers should be made to realize how wrong their actions are - because if people continue to hunt animals illegally, pretty soon there won't be any ani- USG urges student involvement mals left to hunt. As the USG elections aproach, the fact that our organizational Petitions for candidacy are *•• I just wanted to extend a formal structure over the last year has currently available in 405 Stu- invitation to the undergraduate improved dally. dent Services and are due back One last note from us here at E.A.R.: If you decide, students of the University to GUEST Through learning from mis- Friday, Feb. 12 at 5 p.m. on this Valentine's weekend, to show the one you love GET INVOLVED. takes and enhancing our success, Finally, I want to leave you just how much you love them via a tumble in the hay The actual voting will not take this has become the reality (of with this thought. The em- (or residence hall), call into WBGU tonight and Sat- place until March 9 and 10, but COLUMN leadership) in our group. powerment of the Undergradu- urday night during the Metalstorm show and collect this is the most Important time of I do not want to sound as if we ate Student Government rests some free condoms. the election. This is the time Jason Jackson are hurting for candidates or as within the student body, not Your health is as important as your libido. when the candidates are petition- if I am begging, because I am within the 52 people that sit in ing for a place on the ballot doctorate, as well as many oth- not. What I am doing is encourag- the McFall Center every Monday As you have probably noticed, ers, have been issues tackled ing each and every undergradu- night. It is important that ALL there have been ads in The BG through the effective and effi- ate to look at the new USG and be undergraduates vote in the USG News since Friday calling for in- cient legislative and executive proud of its successes. elections on March 9 and 10, so The BG News Staff terested students to pick up their operations of the organization. And for those who are inter- the representatives whom YOU applications for USG elections. I am not trying to paint a Uto- ested in continuing the positive elect are the voice of the students Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. The problem is that they are pian picture of USG, because we growth of USG, I extend the invi- on every level. CknLubbcrt Sports Ed. Dawn Keller Asst. Chief Copy Ed. not going as fast as we thought do have our faults (as do most tation to become involved and Jason Jackson is the president Erik PupiHo AMI. Sporti Ed. Ron Novak Copy Ed. they would. The Undergraduate organizations). What allows us to for one of the organization's of BGSU's Undergraduate Stu- BiUBurgcn Prod. Supervisor Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. emerge from our shortcomings is Julie Tagliafcrro Special Project! Ed. TonyNehb Copy Ed. Student Government has grown positions. dent Government. MichadZawacki AM. Special Proj. Ed. Gwen Johnson Copy Ed. to new and powerful heights and Irandon Ward Copy Ed. Jason Hunt Copy Ed. we want all interested students to •M. Uf.u.0 -THIS is vie tun. svajetf. nni., HAJ T»IJ> AT n*s WUVf -TWl W« XUV fan. Smith Proofreader Robin Coe Proofreader be on the front lines of the for- OH Sooptt HEjsowe StctHje TRML OF 01/H (X- 1/3 Ut MOW FECLf RWCeffCC CUNlt is RE4UMU?. W JUJT BtST Hi* tvME* AMO HAS. ward movement of student Kftmornmon' lOT HBU. /M- A»o c««0twr m*n WATCH PICK UP ft* 6UH4EK. iETj IN RMnUTW/ AND The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily governance. rHoVED. SUttrCeuHMieiir. IK Hi «»** •■ n*m/u* ■Mrdi. «4iu stxsv H£Mi«E iflwrtr tn%t< during the academic year and Wednesdays during the USG has changed the meaning pfcye-THwTEti«»u)«Y TUi iaWPSCArVrS. ■JJjfl- E'EV TH* rVTKAt. jer TO TW «I/« or Memst summer session. of student activism. We now ob- ^HCRICAM

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While theoretically, con- allow the existence of an escort Open homosexuality in sistency appeals to our sense of service that purports to do the Whites fairness, it does not necessar- same. ily translate into fairness when Then there's the Issue of imposed onto a situation that is such a service being duplica- military not unnatural inherently unfair. tive. It seems odd, even ironic, decide Most of the registered organ- that the University should have izations on the BGSU campus such a policy considering the To the Editor: tural? What Is natural, exactly? with women when you should be are Intended to reflect the In- redundant Greek presence on Is the majority always right? You? So if I or anyone else differ doing something else. terests, cultural and otherwise, our campus. In response to Norm Van Ness' in any way from you, particularly Also, if a person may be pre- of the BGSU student popula- Whatever differentiates one article "Gay rights under fire" in regards to sexual orientation, I disposed to act a certain way issues tion, which is predominantly fraternity or sorority from an- the majority he is referring to is am therefore branded as unna- sexually in society, it does not white. other seems persuasive enough sadly archaic and ignorant. tural. That's absurd. mean that person would choose While this may not be stated to allow redundancy at such an Why do you say you're opposed You said open homosexuality to go against the disciplinary to "open" homesexuality in the can only detract from the effi- rules and standards of the armed for all explicitly In the University pol- institutional level. Why then icy, it is implicitly acknowl- does it not allow for two escort armed forces. Norm? Why not to ciency and superiority of the forces by letting his or her sexua- To the Editor. edged by the University, as services? all homosexuality In general? So, armed forces of this country. lity interfere. That's like saying Sears points out, by its sanc- Ultimately, it bolls down to a it's all right for one group to have Would you care to give some because you miss your girlfriend In light of recent events on tioning of such organizations matter of choice. Mike Sears to hide their sexual orientation, concrete examples of how? Or is during basic training, you would our campus, it has become as the LSU, BSU and BBCA In endorses the administration's but your particular group is al- that perhaps just hearsay, an ac- choose to stay in bed all day and clear that the complicated is- cepted statement in a predomin- masturbate rather than partici- sue of separation versus inte- each case, these organizations stance in support of integra- lowed to admit it? tion He states that "with You are a veteran and you antly homophobic society. pate in normal military schedul- gration as a mean to diminish- are intended to address the separatism, racism grows and Norm, supposedly your gay ing. ing racism remains unresol- specific needs of certain popu- think that gives you the right to tensions between African- friend was able to serve well be- ved. lations represented on our speak out on this issue. The per- Sounds ridiculous, right? It is. In the Feb. 10 issue of The cause he was not openly gay? campus, which are otherwise Americans and whites are in- son In Graduate Student Senate Allowing a person a place in News, Mike Sears explores the creased." who drafted the bill In regards to Why, if he was openly gay, would the military regardless of his or not represented. issue in light of the con- If University policy permits homosexual discrimination in the his abilities have changed? Be- her sexual orientation is not a troversy surrounding the "Just the existence of organizations armed forces and whether or not cause some thoughtless, outdated "social experiment." It is the Who gets to choose in this For You" Escort Service and with the expressed intention of it should be tolerated on campus code told him he was a bad boy onlycorrect, humane thing to do. matter? Everybody but Afri- comes to the conclusion, once addressing the particular can-American students. (ROTC) happens to have gone to and ought to be ashamed? One And as for your compassionate again, that we must choose be- social and cultural needs of Marwan Tantash West Point and SURPRISE! he is more reason to lift the ban. quote about killing people and tween one or the other and re- particular populations, then it Graduate Student a heterosexual You said, "lifting the ban on breaking things, that kind of in- main consistent. would be consistent for us to For that matter, every person I gays ... reaches far beyond the telligent, well thought-out state- English know that is or was in the mili- bounds of the services, it will ment makes you the caring per- tary who is comfortable with reach through America as well... son you obviously are. their own sexuality is not threat- it will mean that no one else can ened, appalled or offended by the discriminate as well." I dont un- The comparison made between Clemans responds to union vote issue thought of "open" homosexuals derstand how a person with a African-Americans and homo- being part of the military. partial college education could sexuals is not a comparison of To the Editor time required to negotiate a first not known for their alacrity. According to the Human Sex- think of this as a bad thing. And skin color to sexual orientation; I must confess to being a bit contract is 18 months!). Even the BGSU Faculty Asso- uality textbook used on our very as recognition of gay spouses as rather, it is the comparison of amused by the recent story about ciation concedes this, pointing own campus, each individual's legal, God forbid!!! Wouldn't it two horrifically oppressed the BGSU Faculty Association The contract at Kent State ex- out that drawing SERB Into the sexual orientation falls some- be horrible if people who hap- groups of people. and the administration's "stall pired in September, 1992, and the process (yet another bureau- where on a scale ranging from pened to be gay and in love could In closing, I would like to say and delay" policy on the question negotiations are now in the hands cracy to contend with) will likely "strictly heterosexual" to "stric- legally be married?? that it is people like you. Norm, of a union vote which appeared in of a federal mediator. The Uni- delay the vote until next fall. tly homosexual." The majority You made a statement about who inspired people like me to The News on Jan. 28,1993. versity of has yet to As the experience of our union- are somewhat in the middle of the armed forces condoning a vote for Clinton. And the action ratify its recently concluded con- ized sister institutions in Ohio the scale not on either edge. behavior by letting homosexuals he's taken Is long overdue. The University of Toledo fac- tract. A faculty union here at the clearly shows, things take time But you call homosexuality un- participate in the military. Which Janna L. Vlles ulty union was certified in April, University would, as it has else- when a union Is involved. natural. So all of those people in behavior are you referring to? I Senior 1991 and still has no contract (ac- where, create a whole new bu- George B Clemans the middle of the scale are unna- assume that you dont fornicate Creative Writing cording to AAUP, the average reaucracy and bureaucracies are Professor of Chemistry HOME FALCON BASKETBALL US. KENT - WOMEN: 11:30AM. MBI: 2:00PM COME PACK "THE HOUSE THAT ROARS" TOMORROW! The Champ/on Football Falcons will be Introduced at Men's HalfUmel

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by Julia Tagllatarro Each organization has ten groups, Hogan said. weekends of hearings, the com- administration reporter minutes to describe their organi- Because so many groups - last mittee will re-evaluate the list of zation and justify their monetary contest begins year there were 56 - apply for al- organizations, considering each requests, Hogan said. location, not all of them get fund- group's request based on their Many organizations and clubs The representatives must spe- ed, Hogan said. In addition, the performance at the hearing. by Ginger Phillips serve students at the University. cify how the money they amount of funding the groups Hogan said ACGFA tries to general assignment reporter In order for an organization to received the previous year was request is seldom met because of meet as many needs of each or- survive. It needs funding to cover used and then state how they plan the number of groups and lack of ganization as possible while not Students have a chance In the upcoming weeks to put their expenses and have special pro- to allocate the money requested money available. spending more than the portion grams and speakers. for the upcoming year, based "Usually the total amount re- skills from English 111 and 112 to good use. of the general fee set aside for BGSU Libraries and Learning Resources Multicultural Af- The Advisory Committee on upon anticipated income and ex- quested is $25,000 to $50,000 ACGFA General Fee Allocations has be- penses, Hogan added. above what we have to allocate," fairs committee Is sponsoring an essay contest entitled. Cross gun the annual process of decid- "They have to document every Hogan said. "We go through each organiza- Currents: Individuality and Communities. ing the amount of funding each program and expense," Hogan tion one by one, giving them in- Students are asked to write an essay to analyze and identify group is granted per year, ac- said. "The [requested funding] According to ACGFA member dividual consideration," he said. their own individual conflicts and obstacles arising from mul- cording to Lynn Hogan, chair- must equal the amount of total and Undergraduate Student "If the total amount we allocate tiple memberships in the communities which they belong. These man of the hearing and allocation expenses." Government President Jason does not meet the amount we are communities include age, race, ethnicity, religion, social class, process. After an organization presents Jackson, about ten new organiza- told [by the department of plan- gender and sexual orientation. its argument, ten minutes are tions seek funding per year. ning and budgeting] we can bud- Mary Wrighten, library multicultural services, explained the The new organizations are e- ACGFA is a committee made of designated as a question and an- get, we start over beginning at appropriateness of the time. 17 student representatives from swer period for the committee to valuated differently than groups the bottom of the list." ACGFA "We try to do it in connection with English 112," she said. "So different organizations, who with which received funding in the will present their recom- if students are already writing papers, this would be added." question the organization, their past, Hogan said. Martin Rosen, library bibliography services, said there is the help of an administrative programs and requests in order mendations on March 6 and 7. If staff member and faculty ad- "It is important for a new or- an organization does not accept more competition than in the past. to make a decision, Hogan said. ganization to tell what it plans to "It's been growing year by year," he said."We expect to have a viser, decide how much funding In order to receive funding, the committee's recom- each campus organization should do because they don't have a mendations, Hogan said they can lot of entries." Hogan said the organization must track record," Hogan said. "Of- The fourth annual essay contest is open to all undergraduate receive for the upcoming aca- follow the ACGFA guidelines and appeal on the condition they have demic year, Hogan said. ten, because of this, [ACGFA] new information to present. University students. Entries should include name, address and procedures. These include regis- starts out the organization at a phone number on a separate cover sheet. They should be sent to The funding which ACGFA al- tering, making sure requests lower sum." When the committee presents Mary G. Wrighten, Information Services, Jerome Library by locates to the groups comes from don't duplicate existing pro- their final budget recom- March 19,1993. a portion of the general fee, Ho- grams, scheduling their hearing mendations, Jackson said they Essays are to be no more than 1,000 words, typed and gan said. and having students - not group Although the total amount AC- also make recommendations on double-spaced. They will be evaluated on clarity of thought and advisers - attend at the desig- GFA can allocate has not been In order for a campus organi- how the group can improve in the expression and prizes will be awarded. First prize is $100, sec- nated time. determined, Jason Jackson said zation to receive funding, each the amount may decrease from next year. ond is $50 and third is $20. A University Bookstore gift certifi- group must submit a budget Although the hearings begin last year. He said this is partially "The ACGFA process is a two- cate for the same amount will be another option for winners. request form to the committee Feb. 20, the committee had its because intramural and club fold operation," Jackson said. Winners will be announced at a reception during the week of through the Office of Student Af- orientation last weekend in order sports - previously allocated "We look at the budget but we April 19, National Library Week. fairs. The group then has to pre- for committee members to be- through ACGFA - are now fund- also see what an organization is For more information contact Barbara Ford-Foster 372-7608, sent its request to the committee come familiarized with the gen- ed through the new fieldhouse doing' and make recom- Martin Rosen 372-7776, Delia Spangler 372-8681 or Mary at one of several budget hearings eral fee and the means of allocat- budget. mendations for it to comply with Wrighten 372-7897. beginning Feb. 20, Hogan said. ing the funds to the different According to Hogan, after two for the next year."

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All Wired Up! Pharm may replace local Food Town by Christina Wise editor-in-chief

Bowling Green is losing a Food Town, but it may gain The Pharm in its place. Food Town, 1044 N. Main St., will cease operation Saturday at 9 p.m. due to decreased business as customers move to the newer South Main Food Town branch. Negotiations to replace the closing grocery store with Food Town- owned The Pharm were still in progress at press time Thursday and a decision may be reached today. Pat Nowak, Food Town director of public relations, said the im- pending change is inevitable. "A lot of the grocery business has transferred down to the South Main store," she said. "We've also had customers complain about the lack of a Pharm in Bowling Green." According to North Main store Vivian Farris, Food Town has anticipated closing the location since Food Town Plus, 1070 S. Main St., opened last April. "I think it's been discussed for quite some time," she said. Farris said no Food Town employees will be laid off due to the clos- ing. "The majority of the employees will be moved down to the South Main store and others will move to other branches — they'll all still have jobs," she said. An anonymous representative of Food Town Plus said the company is "very optimistic" about keeping all of the employees. "We're hoping we'll pick up a lot of business and everyone will be able to stay," he said. Nowak said The Pharm may generate more business for the com- pany than the North Main Food Town has since it carries health and beauty aids and pharmaceutical products in addition to groceries. The BG Ntwnmta Themai While studying her book, freshman secondary education math Evans said, 'I find psychology fascinating. It's klnda neat why major Rebecca Evans participates In a sleep research experiment people function the way they do.' in the Psychology Building Wednesday night. After the research, give blood

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Kids In Jail? Port Clinton man died of overdose The Associated Press and shooting heroin at a party Jan. IS. PORT CLINTON, Ohio - A man Sometime the next day, Dona- whose body was found near a hue and a friend, Basilio "Leo" south Toledo grain elevator died Reyna, 44, of Port Clinton, drove while riding In a friend's car in to Toledo, Bratton said. nearby Ottawa County, police said Thursday. Coming back from Toledo, The frozen body of Barry Don- either late afternoon or early ahue, 42, of Port Clinton, was evening on Jan. 16, Donahue found Jan. 17 near the banks of went into a seizure and stopped the Maumee River. He apparent- breathing, he said. ly died a day earlier of a drug and alcohol overdose while riding in a Reyna later told police that he friend's car near Camp Perry, tried to revive Donahue but said Lt. Bob Bratton, chief de- couldn't, so he took him to an- tective for the Ottawa County other friend, Jimmy Young, 43, Sheriff's Department. of Port Clinton.

The Lucas County coroner's Young couldn't revive him report hasn't been completed, either, and the pair went to a but Bratton said authorities be- third friend, William Weyer, 42, lieve Donahue's death was also of Port Clinton, Bratton said. caused by a "mixture of alcohol and various types of drugs, in- When the three couldn't revive cluding prescription pills and him, Reyna drove back to Toledo heroin." with the body, Bratton said. He said Reyna had done prison time Bratton said the prosecutor's for drug-related offenses and Tfct BG Ncwi/Terna Tksmai office will decide whether to file was afraid to go to the police. During a field trip, children from the on-campus Child Develop- the Chinese art display In the gallery to learn about the beauty of abuse of a corpse charges against ment Center take a look through the bars In the McFall Center gal- art. three of Donahue's friends. The three cooperated with lery Thursday afternoon. Their teacher said the children visited He said Donahue started drink- police during the investigation, ing, taking prescription drugs Bratton said. 's Burke airport students' scores worry educators to receive improvements The Associated Press we're heading in the right direction." take the test after finishing high school and Williams said the schools are changing the are granted a diploma if they pass. The Associated Press way students are taught, moving toward a Roger Trent, director of educational ser- DAYTON - The results of Ohio's high team-teaching concept in hopes of improv- vices for the Ohio Department of Education, school student proficiency tests have some ing student performance. said some improvement was evident in the CLEVELAND - About $80 million to $120 million in improvements school administrators worried. Williams believes that strategy is prefera- test results. should be made to the city-run Burke Lake front Airport over the next The latest round of testing in November ble to last-minute tutoring to help students "We've seen improvement, particularly In 20 years, a city councilman says. 1992 showed that 24,828 juniors statewide boost their scores on the proficiency tests. mathematics and citizenship," said Trent. "Putting the improvements in Burke Lakefront Airport makes all still need to pass one or more of the ninth- "I just hope people don't panic and react Tom Lesley, professor of teacher educa- the sense in the world," Councilman Michael Polensek said Wednes- grade proficiency exams to graduate. Most and think school districts aren't doing well," tion at the University of Dayton, said test day at a meeting on the plan. "There's such a tremendous potential failed mathematics. said Williams. "Change is painful and scores vary because the curriculum varies down there." Of 33,354 juniors still taking the tests last change is slow." from district to district. He said Ohio needs The preliminary master plan presented by Port Control Director November, 8,526 passed. The statewide proficiency test was first to develop a statewide curriculum standard. Cynthia Rich calls for building a 4,000-foot runway within 10 years Students must pass the exams to obtain a administered in 1990 and is given each "If the state is really serious ... it's got to and a 5,400-foot runway within 20. high school diploma March and November. Students must pass begin to mandate exactly what the kids need The plan also calls for a new control tower, construction of three In Dayton, only 12 percent of the city all four parts - reading, writing, math and to know by certain grade levels," he said. new hangars and terminal renovations at the airport on Lake Erie. school district's ninth-graders passed all citizenship - to earn a diploma Williams said there is another problem four parts of the test. Students continue to retake the test until with the test. He said one-third of the Dayton "I'm disappointed in the results," said they pass it. Those who fail to pass it by ninth-graders didn't take the test in Novem- American Red Cross James Williams, superintendent of Dayton graduation time are given a certificate of at- ber because they were absent the day it was + Public Schools. "But I'm encouraged that tendance rather than a diploma They may given. REMEMBER YOUR VALENTINES AT the tittle &hop VALENTINE CARDS AND GIFTS OPEN SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13, 10 AM. ■ 2 P.M. UNIVERSITY UNION MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 4:45 p.m. 372-2962

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We're ing it into a movie. like Illness that created an uproar last summer Since then, the condition has gotten a name - War II convicted and executed just at the data-gathering But Lilly said he is far from probably has many different causes and almost i idiopathic CD4 T-lymphocytopenla, or ICL - and a disproportionate number of stage," Lilly said. "We've said sorting out the true number of certainly doesnt result from a single new virus, intensive lab study. In Thursday's New England black soldiers accused of rape everything we know." executions, much less figuring several studies conclude. Journal of Medicine, researchers published six re- or murder involving civilians, Lilly has spent several years out what they mean. The studies suggest that the disease is actually a ports on it. a researcher said Thursday. researching the use of elec- "This is not a complete mishmash of similar-looking ailments that have "The cases represent a hodgepodge of different Although less than 10 per- tronic monitoring as an alter- project," he said. "This is a been around a long time and are not contagious. clinical and immunological entities. We are not cent of the U.S. forces in World native to imprisonment. He progress report." "When you look at the clinical, epidemiologies! talking about just one disease," said Dr. Scott D. War II were black, the number was in England last spring do- Many factors might have led and laboratory results, one doesn't see a consistent Holmberg of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control of blacks executed in Europe ing research on the history of to a disproportionate number pattern. That suggests perhaps this whole syn- and Prevention, co-author of one of the studies. alone exceeded whites 55-15, locks, chains and other equip- of rape and murder charges drome is composed of patients with different Among other conclusions: said J. Robert Lilly, a professor ment used in prisons when he against black soldiers, Lilly causes," said Dr. David Ho, head of the Aaron of sociology and criminology at became fascinated with re- said. There was a curiosity Diamond AIDS Research Center in New York City. a The condition is rare. In all, 111 cases have Northern Kentucky Universi- ports of executions of U.S. sol- about American blacks at first been reported. The CDC found just two when it re- si ty. diers, including the hanging of and English girls may have The illness came to light at July's International viewed 230,179 cases in its AIDS files. At least 70 other U.S. soldiers 22 "Yanks" in one morning. welcomed their attention be- Conference on AIDS in Amsterdam, where It pre- □ It is not contagious. Spouses and acquaintan- were executed in other "There was virtually nothing cause U.S. soldiers had more vailed as the number one topic. ces of victims have not caught it and it does not I theaters of operation, but no known about the execution of money to spend than English Several researchers at the meeting spoke of seem to spread through blood transfusions. Mil reliable figures are available, soldiers in World War II, ex- soldiers, he said. patients who had many earmarks of AIDS but were □ Many cases probably result from a menagerie Lilly said. cept for Pvt. Eddie Slovik," Later, there may have been not infected with HIV, the AIDS virus. Chief of bacteria, funguses and other parasites. Poisons V Lilly, who released his find- who was executed for deser- social pressure from families among those signs was strikingly low levels of hel- or environmental toxins might also play a role. A ' h ings as part of a Black History tion, Lilly said. to press rape charges, Lilly per cells, also known as CD4 cells, which orches- few apparent victims are actually in the very early I Month seminar, said he hopes Lilly said he has been getting said. trate the body's defenses against infections. stages of HIV infections but have not produced 1 The cases raised the possibility that some un- signs of the AIDS virus yet. n "Wine, CDine and Inter:

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:OVINGTON, Ky. - A former Cincinnati television weatherman r been indicted on federal charges of conspiring to set fire to two i.sh homes he owned in northern Kentucky. lichard A. "Eric" Warren pleaded innocent to the 11-count indict- nt In U.S. District Court Wednesday and was released on his own x>gnizance.

| Trial for Warren, now living and working in Jacksonville, Fla., was for April 12. rhe Indictment involves a fire that caused $80,000 damage to a 51,000 home in Crescent Springs on April 30,1990 and another that itroyed a home in Boone Alre Estates on March 8,1987. The Boone unt y home was valued at $450,000.

he indictment alleges that Warren conspired with others to corn- arson, defraud insurance companies and engage in illegal inter- e commerce and bank, mail and wire fraud. /arren collected insurance on both fires, according to the indict - at. ed K. Huddleston, 42, Covington, served 13 months of a 21 month ton term after admitting he set fire to Warren's house in Crescent ings. Huddleston was released early because he cooperated with eral investigators. /arren was a meteorologist and weekend weatherman at PO-TV in Cincinnati until his contract was not renewed in August 0. He also worked for WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, /arren told court officials Wednesday that he now works for Omni eo in Florida, where he does videos for the legal profession. He sold all his property in Kenton County, officials said. Tkc BC Newi/Dcnix llrabak im Richardson, agent in charge of the U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco and Reading for enjoyment, sophomore secondary education major noon. Time that Is used wisely Is lime that you spend doing things airms office in Cincinnati, said the case was investigated for al- Shaklr Talib studies history In University Hall Thursday after- you enjoy and benefit you,' Talib said. rt three years. :ain your Sweetheart*

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ALL SIZES - ANY SPECIAL PRICES APPLY MESSAGES, CARDS, ETC. CAN BE ON BOX PIZZAS CAN BE SENT TO SECOND PARTY 1 -CALL AHEAD FOR DETAILS - GOOD AT ALL L0CATI0NS- Elsewhere The BG News February 12,1983 Refugees problem in Europe 'Decadent9 mall does VNfestem countries have little space, tolerance for wave of immigrants The Associated Press Somalia and Ghana and bleak ec- tional strain on countries. Demo- well In first six months onomic prospects in Romania cracies have not only been tight- be successful, can it sustain that over longer ROME - When Italy deported and Bulgaria. ening requirements to stay but The Associated Press The flood has led governments are now resorting to expulsions. periods?" nearly 20,000 Albanian boat peo- Numbers aside, the first six months have like Germany to move to strictly Greece has announced plans to ple overnight two years ago, the BLOOM1NGTON, Minn. - An attraction to shown that even the chrome-and-pastel city- apply the test of "asylum" - expel 150,000 Albanians and continent was shocked. Greece's rival Disney World or Just an overgrown shop- withln-a-city offering everything from Alamo decision last week to deport half granted for genuine fear of hundreds of thousands of Kurds, Iranians and Pakistanis classi- ping mall? Six months after opening its doors, flags to stuffed zebras has a slightly seamy side. a million illegal immigrants persecution, but not economic the Mall of America seems to be somewhere in caused barely a ripple of con- hardship. fied as illegal aliens. Athens has denied it has between. It became the target of a boycott last summer cern. "On the one hand, no democ- "I feel overwhelmed. It's decadent," said Jan "We have the obligation to im- racy can tolerate an unregulated received any pressure from the when the Minnesota chapter of Business and Fernkes of Bloomington. a first-time visitor Professional Women accused Hooters restau- pose law and security In our soci- flow," said Cengiz Aktar of the European Commenit or else- where to reverse or soften its peering incredulously at the seven-acre rant, which features waitresses in shorts and cu- ety, a responsibility toward our migration polices office of the amusement park. "I'm Just stumbling around people," Greece's foreign under- Organization of Economic Coop- policy. Glyn Ford, a British rep- toff tops, of exploiting women. here trying to decide which way is up." secretary, Virginia Tsouderou, eration and Development in resentative in the European Par- And last weekend, reality set in when three She is not alone. said. Geneva, Switzerland. liament, said he thinks the Greek people were shot at the Knott's Camp Snoopy legislature will look into the is- "I've been here three times and I still get amusement park In a fight over a hockey Jacket. At Rome's Sant'Egidio, a relig- "On the other, we have been lost," Patrice Asleson of Bumsville, Minn., said ious charity that cares for immi- sue. "The whole point of malls is to provide a new telling these people for 40 years between bites of baked potato in the food court. grants and other poor, Daniela that paradise is here (in the "Before any deportations take urban experience for people who are terrified of West) and now we tell them to be place, we would want the judicial "I haven't come close to seeing it all." the real thing and had quite enough of it," said Pompeii pointed out that most of According to conservative estimates, upwards an earlier group of some 15,000 patient and wait another 40 process to be used. It appears it University of Minnesota professor and culture years," he said. is not being used In these cases," of 16 million people from every state have shop- observer Kara! Ann Marling. "It's ironic, be- Albanian immigrants had found ped, miniature-golfed, chowed down, gone for a regular jobs In Italy. Amnesty International and Ford said. cause there reall y is no escape." other human rights groups are ride or partied at the nation's largest retail and "There is still room in Europe," Louise and Wayne Stegman drove in from St. she said. "We shouldn't close our worried that more stringent visa After taking in a record entertainment center since its Aug. 11 opening. Joseph, Mo. They said the megamall compared doors." requirements, procedures deny- 438,000 immigrants in 1992, Forty million visitors were expected to trek there annually by 1996, according to pre- unfavorably to the West Edmonton Mall in Can- In Germany, where the asylum ing refugees full hearings and Germany is planning to expel tens of thousands of asylum- opening figures. And total sales after one year ada, the largest on the continent. laws are the continent's most lib- other moves threaten to bona "They have fountains, things on display. This eral, anti-foreigner sentiment fide asylum-seekers. seekers it says are economic mi- are expected to be 20 percent higher than the o- riginal $650 million projection. one's so plain," Mrs. Stegman said. exploded in the rage of rightist Applications for asylum in grants and not victims of perse- Despite the mega-numbers, retail analysts "And there's not much for the fellas to do militants. Last year, neo-Nazis western Europe rose from 70,000 cution. aren't ready to predict that the 2.6 million while the women are shopping," her husband singled out foreigners in more in 1983 to 700,000 In 1992, a square-foot mall will work in the long run. The added. than 2,200 attacks that killed 17 10-fold increase, according to the Chancellor Helmut Kohl's novelty hasn't worn off, the Christmas shopping No records have been kept as to how long one Germans and immigrants. OECD, a group of 24 in- government is trying to reach an must spend at the mall to truly get a sense of it. In the decade through 1992, an dustralized democracies. The accord with Warsaw to thin the crush is barely a memory and the real test, they estimated 2.8 million people figure does not include tens of ranks of refugees coming say, will come in the next couple of years. "The' fact that it's so big creates a mystery, sought asylum in western thousands who slipped across through Poland from the former "Right now, I think they've got a right to brag which .ultimately may stand in its favor," cul- Europe, fleeing the breakup of borders and live illegally. Soviet bloc. The Poles are resist- a little bit," said Sid Doolittle, a partner with turCmaven Marling said. "But will this still be a the Soviet Union, civil war in The presence of these would- ing Germany's attempt to make Chicago-based retail strategist* McMillan Doo- charmed environment in two or three years former Yugoslavia, poverty in be Immigrants has put an addi- the agreement retroactive. little. "But It's such a big project and It requires when we've all learned where the Easy Spirit such huge volumes at visitors and purchases to store Is?" Journalist shot, killed in Beirut Hijacking. Continued from page one. tian port of Jounieh on Tuesday "He emptied 45 bullets Into BEIRUT, Lebanon - A gun- decisions and he wanted to talk to transcript of what they said was night and opened fire with a the victim's body between the Ramberg said German au- man pumped 45 bullets Into a some people in New York." The a conversation between the 9mm submachine gun, accord- neck and waist," the spokes- thorities didn't try to keep the Shiite Muslim man who worked UN. headquarters is the site of cockpit and the tower in Han- ing to a police spokesman, who man said. "There was no devia- plane in Hanover because "the as a free-lance journalist, kill- talks on ending the ethnic war in over, recorded by a ham radio cannot be named according to tion In the line of firing which hijacker threatened to imme- ing him six months after his Bosnia-Herzegovina diately begin killing passengers operator. German wife died in a car- regulations. indicated that the assailant was Habbas' bullet-riddled body an experienced gunman." Officials at the consulate said if his demands were not met." He "If we do everything he says, bombing, police said Thursday. he wont use any violence," the was discovered Wednesday, He said police had no sus- they couldn't confirm Mar- said the man's only demand was The victim was Identified as chese's statement and authorities that the plane be refueled and pilot was quoted as telling the the spokesman said. There pects or motive for the slaying. Ghassan Mustafa Habbas, 37, a in Germany said they weren't flown to New York. tower. 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TALENT TALENT TALENT TALENT TALENT TALENT TALENT TALENT r Sports February 12,1993 The BG Nevus KSU hoops enters BG The scoreboard operator of Saturday's women's season win, ruined BG's otherwise perfect confer- basketball game should consider demanding a ence campaign. bonus. While the outcome of the Mid-American Confer- ence clash between Bowling Green and Kent won't be definite until the final horn has sounded, there The men's basketball team will attempt to is one certainty concerning the game. bounce back after suffering from another heart- The baskets will be a-rainln'. breaking defeat on Wednesday when the Kent When the Golden Flashes (7-4 in the MAC, 13-6 State Golden Flashes invade Anderson Arena Sat- overall) bring their high-octane offense to Ander- urday at 2 p.m. son Arena Saturday, more than a few sparks are The Falcons, 5-6 in the MAC and 8-11 overall, expected to fly. will enter Saturday's contest trying to end a two Both Kent and BG (10-1,15-4) are ranked in the game losing streak. During this two game slide, top ten nationally In scoring average. the Falcons shooting percentage has hovered The Flashes score over 86 points per contest and around the 40 percent mark. have been ranked as high as fifth in that category. According to Bowling Green assistant coach They are led by 6-foot Junior Tracey Lynn, who Jerry Francis, in order for the Falcons to increase averages 19.2 points and 7.1 rebounds a game, tops this dismal percentage, the guards must get their on the team. feet set and get better looks at the basket while the However.Lynn Is not Kent's only weapon. Also post players must be quicker and more efficient averaging double digits are sophomores Amy with their moves. Sherry (14.6 ppg) and Kyle Lathwell (10.2 ppg), On the other hand, Kent State will come to town and freshman Rachel Larson (10.6 ppg). hot off of a 105-71 thrashing of Central Michigan. Larson has hit 29 three-pointers this season, and The victory upped their record to 4-7 in the MAC Lathwell has a mark of 44.1 percent from long dis- and 7-12 overall. tance. The Golden Flashes are lead by senior forward The Falcons, who own a two-game lead on the Greg Holman who averages 15.8 points per game. rest of the conference, should have no trouble find- However, In the last meeting between these two ing motivation to defeat Kent. teams, a 74-68 BG victory, the Falcons held Hol- The Falcons have lost both of their previous man to just 6 points on a poor 3-of-12 shooting per- contests against the Flashes. formance. Last March, Bowling Green got shocked out of Keeping the ball out of Holman's hands will once the MAC tournament by Kent, 106-103 In double again be one of Bowling Green's main concerns overtime. Looking for redemption earlier this according to Francis. season, the team dropped a 99-94 decision at Kent "Not only does he score well, but he does a good This game, though, won't be played in Kent. The job of finding the open man when he has the ball, location of the game is a very important considera- as evidenced by the fact that he is also leading his tion. team in assists," Francis said. The Falcons will be challenged to defend its per- The Falcon interior will also be put to the test by fect (8-0) home record this season. Kent, however, 6-8 junior Rod Koch, who burned BG for 15 points hasn't found much success on the road (3-3 overall, in the first meeting. 2-3 in the MAC). On the other side of the ball the Falcons will need Another item that will be on the Falcons' minds another strong performance from Michael Huger is the fact that Kent is the only MAC team they who will be looked on to lead BG out of their recent have yet to beat this season and, with its early- shooting slump.

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The BG News February 12,1993 BGicerstofaceND, Falcons face Buckeyes by David Harpster the top fifteen teams in the nation. This meet gives sports writer us the opportunity to race a quality team at home and not be intimidated." prepare for playoffs The Bowling Green men's swimming team Junior freestyler Andy Dugan agrees with the closes out its regular season this weekend as they goals being set for the meet "Ohio State is proba- by Randy Setter host the Ohio State Buckeyes. bly the second best team we've faced this year," sports writer only two league games with the 125. Harkins is also 19th on the The Falcons will be looking to rebound after los- Dugan said. "Our primary objective will be to get Irish currently holding down all-time scoring list with 164, ing last weekend at Ball State. With this being the up and race a quality team in preparation for the tenth place with a 4-18 record. trailing Dave Kobryn, George last dual meet of the year. Bowling Green looking MAC Championships." Notre Dame freshman Jamie McPhee and Paul Ysebart. to gather momentum for the upcoming Mid- Gordon will be able to grade the team's perfor- The Central Collegiate Ling leads the Irish with 35 Brian Holzinger leads the American Conference Championships in three mance after this weekend's meet. Hockey Association race heats points and 10 goals. Another Falcons with 42 points and 23 weeks. "I think, overall, the team lacked consistency. up this weekend with teams freshman, James Morshead, goals, good for fifth place on Head coach Brian Gordon views this weekend as Some meets we would swim very well, and, then, scrambling to secure playoff leads the team with 12 goals, the CCHA overall scoring a great opportunity for his team to prepare for the we would come back the next week and swim positions. After a week off, the but fractured his left clavicle chart. Sean Pronger stands MAC Championships. "This is our final chance to poorly," Gordon said. "Our two best meets of the 8-14-0 Falcons look to regain and will be out indefinitely. . ninth with 20 goals and 38 get up and race before the MACs," Gordon year were against Eastern Michigan and Miami. momentum for their final push Notre Dame tough guy Brett points. Harkins, third in team said."We are using this meet as a dress rehearsal Looking at that, I think the team had a tendency to towards Bruininks leads the team with scoring, holds 21st place with for the championships in three weeks." swim to the level of its competition." home ice ad- 78 penalty minutes. The 35 points and 14 goals. However, Gordon said that one thing has re- vantage dur- freshman will be looking to add Will Clarke is expected to Bowling Green will be facing one of their mained the same for the entire season. "We have i n g the some minutes in an effort to start in net against Notre Dame toughest opponents of the season when the Buck- viewed every dual meet this season as preparation playoffs. catch Jim Brown and Steve Ely with Aaron Ellis possibly start- eyes invade Cooper Pool. 'This is probably the for the MAC Championships at the end of the BG, trail- at 101 penalty minutes. ing on Saturday. Saturday's best Ohio State team in 30 to 35 years," Gordon year." ing sixth- Saturday's contest against starter will be determined said. "They are probably the third best team in the The Falcons last home meet of the year begins place Ferris Michigan is the second of this after Friday's performance. Big 10, behind Michigan and Iowa, and are one of Friday at 5 p.m. at Cooper Pool. State by sev- year's series, which has the "Aaron is responding like I en points, Wolverines leading 1-0 after knew he would," York said. hosts Notre their 4-0 win in Ann Arbor. The "He's not showing us any sign Dame tonight York UM is led by David Roberts of quit. He wants to get back in and Michigan Saturday night at BG takes on BSU,WMU (13-19-42), Cam Stewart and play. His practice habits the Ice Arena. Game time is 7 (13-25-38) and Mark Ouimet have picked up. On the other by Andy Dugan the greatest competition of the much better now," Nacca said. p.m. (9-28-37) and are backed up by hand, Will is also very confi- sports writer two for a BG squad that is cur- "We should be very competitive. "With eight games to go, goaltender Steve Shields. dent and feels good about him- rently ranked fifth in the MAC. I think we can hold our own as a everything picks up here," Shields leads the CCHA with 20 self." "Ball State is really good," team, perhaps even beat them. York said. "We're really fo- wins, 2.16 goals allowed aver- Clarke is 2-6 in league play The gymnastics team faces a gymnast Jen Nacca said. "The We have the talent. The key is to cused for Notre Dame, they're age, and a .912 saves percent- with a 4.17 GAA and a .867 busy weekend as they travel to top three teams in the MAC are be consistent. I think we can do the team that's right next on age. saves percentage. Ellis main- Muncie, IN today to take on the well ahead of the bottom three in well against anyone. We have the the schedule. We've got to play Brett llarkins is looking to tains a 6-S record with a 3.52 Cardinals of Ball State, and then points and Ball State is one of ability to compete." one game at a time." acheive two milestones this GAA and a .887 saves percent- host Western Michigan on Sun- them." One of the goals the team will The Falcons had an easy time weekend. llarkins is one assist age. day. Despite the Cardinals' advan- be working on this weekend, will with Notre Dame during their behind Jim Dowd for sixth Both meets should prove to be tageous reputation, the Falcons be eliminating the unusual faults last visit on Dec. 12, resulting in place on the all-time CCHA as- Defenseman Paul Basic is challenging to the Falcons who remain optimistic. the team has suffered at the past a 5-2 victory. Since the two sist list with 120. Fifth place is very doubtful for the weekend, seem to get better each week. "It's good that we didn't go few meets. teams met, each team has won occupied by Paul Policy with according to York. Ball State, currently ranked against them at the beginning of "We've had a lot of flukes on third in the MAC, should offer the year because we're doing so the bars lately," Nacca said.

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You make me so ▼ you so much, it Freckle B happy) I love you and can't wait until Septem- y Susong Shannon P.S. Happy 21st Birthday!!! ber 1 imi •# makes me sick!" Love Always. Landa PRINCE ALL P.S. My home's m Alabama Your Drawlin' I am looking forward to a ride on your magic carpal. Happy Valentine's Day I Remember, I ■sat, Wendy. Hrawlin' Carolina loveyoul ROSS, ¥ Too bad Valentine's Day doesn't fall on a Happy Valentine's Day I Tuesday! To my one and only valentine now and forever. Cowboy Princess Jasmine Love.Jack I LOVE YOUI Lovoya- P.S •You're ktnayr MICHELLE __^ Wendye I February 12,1993 The BG News Ryan Miller claims double standard by Steve Herman Parish caught The Associated Press a decision. "The only tape I've seen so far to call Both Jordan and Darell Gar- is the ESPN version," Garretson retson, the NBA's chief of offi- said. INDIANAPOLIS - It doesn't ciating staff, denied Miller was In Chicago, Bulls' coach Phil with marajuana matter what the NBA does about the victim of a double standard. Jackson said, "I haven't heard it quits the Michael Jordan-Reggie Mil- "There wasnt a double stan- anything from the league about The Associated Press mons will be Issued for Parish ler fight. Superstars like Jordan dard when he knocked me out of any fine or suspension. I kind of The Associated Press to attend a later court hear- still get special treatment from bounds," Jordan said. "I thought anticipate a fine being levied. I'- ing. the league, Indiana Pacers coach we both got in a shot at each ve heard a report that Michael is BOSTON - Boston Celtics Parish will be charged with Bob Hill said Thursday. other, but he took It to an ex- to call the league when he comes ARLINGTON, Texas - center Robert Parish, the possession of marijuana, as - Nolan Ryan, the all-time "The bottom line Is this is a tal- treme." in, but we have not been in- oldest player in the NBA, will strikeout leader with a re- ent league," he said. "You've got "If you ask the superstar, he'd formed officially. be charged Friday with pos- cord seven no-hitters and to have great talent, and when say he doesn't get 50 percent of session of marijuana after au- 319 victories, will retire you have it you're going to get the calls he should," Garretson "After what happened, we ex- thorities found the drug at his after his 27th season In the the benefit of the doubt." said from his home in Mesa, Ariz. pect a fine, and no suspension. home and in a package ad- major leagues, the Texas Miller was ejected after fight- "I only wish my referees were Any time you throw a punch in dressed to him. Rangers said today. ing with Jordan early In the that smart, that they could in- this league, you get fined and Mi- The case began in San With and cat- Pacers' 115-104 loss to the Chi- stantly distinguish in the heat of chael threw a punch In retalia- Francisco on Wednesday chers due to report for cago Bulls Wednesday night. a game whether a superstar can tion," Jackson said. night, when a drug sniffing spring training next week, Jordan was neither given a foul do this, or a superstar can't do "They say I elbowed him, but If dog detected marijuana in a the team called a 4 p.m. CST nor ejected. this. I did, they should have called the Federal Express package ad- news conference in which Miller said some players, like "I'm not sure what makes a elbow foul before the fight ever dressed to Parish Ryan will announce he is Jordan, "have become so com- superstar, but if the referees started. He threw a punch, the The Information was re- leaving the game he has mercialized they've become big- were any part of that, then I first punch," Miller said. layed to police in Massa- will Heather Graves, 24, who played since Joining the ger than the league, in some in- would think they were guilty. But chusetts, and when the pack- was with Parish at his home in 1966. stances. No matter how much they're not part of that." The brawl started after Miller age arrived at a Federal Ex- in Weston when police dis- bumped Jordan with a forearm Ryan, 46, has 5,668 career they fine Michael Jordan, he Pacers president Donnie Walsh press facility in Natick, a covered the marijuana. strikeouts and a record of makes more than all the officials has talked with NBA officials. after making a tip-in to give In- police dog again detected The charge Is a mis- 319-287, but was only 5-9 together from his Nike contract." Hill, who also was ejected after diana a 22-14 first-quarter lead. marijuana. demeanor, punishable by a last season, his lowest vic- he slammed a clipboard to the Miller ran upcourt, but Jordan Police obtained a search maximum of six months In tory total since winning six The NBA said on Thursday that floor in disgust, was so Incensed caught up to him, and the two warrant, opened the package Jail and a $500 fine. players began to wrestle. Jordan games for the Mets it already had videotapes of the he called Garretson at halftime and found it contained Schwartz, who knew of no in 1969. game from its own satellite facil- and left an angry message on his head-butted Miller, grabbed the several ounces of marijuana, other drug offenses by Par- Though he struggled, ity and was studying them. The answering machine. side of his face, both players said Kurt Schwartz, an Essex ish, said there Is a provision Ryan still struck out 157 Pacers also sent tapes to the "I'm not going to tell you what threw punches and the benches County assistant district at- for first-time offenders to batters in 157 and one-third league. I said. Donnie's talked to New emptied. torney. receive probation. innings. "So we're getting information York, so something will come out Referees Jess Kersey, Ronny Parish had an unlisted Ryan, who also pitched from both angles," NBA spokes- soon," Hill said after practice on Nunn and Ted Bamhardt hud- Another warrant was ob- phone number and could not for the California Angles man Terry Lyons said. He said it Thursday. dled for several minutes before tained for Parish's home, be reached. The Celtics play and the Houston Astros, might take a day to get the other Garretson said he had not giving Miller an elbowing foul where authorities found five in Dallas on Friday. joined the Rangers in 1989 tapes, and it was impossible to talked to Hill by Thursday after- and a technical foul, and automa- ounces of marijuana, Schwart At 39, Parish is the oldest and paid outstanding box say when the league would make noon but planned to call him. tic ejection for throwing a punch. said. active player In the National office dividends. On June Criminal complaints will be Basketball Association. He's 11,1990 he pitched his sixth filed In Waltham District been a member of the Celtics nc-hitter. After a brisk morning jog, enjoy reading the BG NEWS Court on Friday and a sum- since 1980.

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The BG News February 12,1993 Schott claims to be a witch, not a racist Putting baseball in its place byErtkG. Puplllo fey Tin Associated Press assistant sports editor and get $43 million - you don't A; It's only a game. The stakes And the game will never be des- feel so bad about that. It's when are big and there's a lot of pub- troyed. The people In it may try you have to release players and licity about it, but you have to to ruin it from time to time, but Editor's note. This is the last you know they're out of baseball keep everything in perspective. the game will never be des- NEW YORK - owner called the in- edition of a two part series on Jim and they may not get another We lost a child about three or troyed. vestigation that led to her suspension from baseball "a witch hunt," Leyland. chance - that's the difficult part. four years ago and people have Q: Is there any sense of ur- repeated her belief that everyone uses the word "nigger" and said Pirate's skipper Jim Leyland Q: But compared to losses in tragedies everyday, and we're gency for you to win the World she doesn't think the swastika is a symbol of evil. has managed the winnlngest life people suffer everyday, the just talking about a lousy ball- Series since sports run In cycles Schott also said she believes racism is a creation of the media and team loss to in Game 7 of the game. and the Pirates have been on top "really isnt there." over the past three seasons. Championship No matter how much money is and may be heading down? In a transcript provided by ABC of a taped Interview with Diane What makes his accomplish- Series last year must seem a being paid and no matter how A: If I get there fine. If I never Sawyer shown on "PrimeTime Live" Thursday night, Schott said she ments even more remarkable is little bit trivial. many fans come, it's still a game. get there fine. My Job is to do the really didn't believe It was tougher to be black than to be white in the talent that has left his squad best I can throughout my career America. as a result of free agency. The as a manager. Hopefully that will "I mean, I feel very bad that they were never allowed on the team list Includes 20-game winners, happen. I want it just as bad as years ago," she said. "But as I say, things have changed and esca- Doug Drabek and John Smiley, Bobby Cox, Cito Gaston or Tony lated." superstar Barry LaRussa. I don't want it any Schott, who was suspended Feb. 3 by baseball's executive council, Bonds and Bobby Bonilla, yet worse than those guys do, so I admitted she used the words "nigger" and "Jap," but she told Sawyer Leyland continues to win. don't worry about it. that people who had known her for any length of time knew she was One would think Leyland may Nobody gave us a chance last not a racist. be angered with all the players year. Nobody gave us a chance Asked, "Are you a racist?" Schott replied: he helped nuture into supert- the year before. But we made it. "Not at all. Not at all. In fact, a lot of people say that, you know, the stars, leaving the Pirates organi- We worked ourselves Into posi- team are like my children. Well, that's the truth. I was never blessed zation, but that's not the kind of tion to make it. with children. Big heartache. But I look at my guys all alike." man Jim Leyland is. Like In golf, you never give it Schott said of racism: "Well, I think it is created by the press... that He is a man who puts the base- up on the tee. And we're not go- it isnt really there..." ball world in perspective with the ing to give up on the tee this year. Asked if she has ever used the word "nigger" Schott said: "Oh, I'm real world. Whatever happens happens. If I sure we've all used the word. ... But I know it's a derogatory word. Question: How tough Is it to never get to the it And to some people it's not." lose some of the great players doesn't matter. As long as I've Sawyer taped the interview Tuesday at Schott's home in Cincinnati. you've seen depart the past few been a pro and handled myself as It is Schott's only Interview since she was suspended. seasons? a pro and worked as hard and She says she's "never seen a witch hunt or anything blown out of Answer: It's tough to lose any done the best that I can, I will proportion like this has been." players you feel comfortable never apologize to anybody. In the interview, she also says she does not want to push for the hir- with whether they're making the Q: You mentioned the loss of ing of more racial minorities, she is being persecuted because she is a money or their free agents or your first born child. How is your woman, and she denies using the words "money grubbing Jews." what. It's always tough to see wife doing now during her cur- "I don't want to live a false life, OK? Like firing certain people to players go because you develop a rent pregnancy? bring in other people," she said when asked if she would choose a mi- relationship with your players A: Katie is due in July. We do nority from between two equally qualified job applicants. "I dont that you get over the years. And have a young son and we are very think that's fair." when they go on to different fortunate. When you go through She said not once during her ordeal has another of the owners teams, certainly it breaks your what we have, you realize, as I called her to tell her "hang in there." In fact, she said, "I think if I had heart a little bit, but I'm also very said in one of the articles, there been a man, this would have never happened. That's my own opinion, happy for them. is some type of tragedy in the OK? But that's a woman speaking." For instance, we [the Pirates] paper everyday and you don't She denied being anti-Semitic and said of the swastika symbol of offered Barry Bonds $25 million, think about it because it doesn't Nazi Germany, "I dont think it's a symbol of evil." She said she but the Giants off erred him $43 hit home. But when it hits home, wasn't talking about Jews when she said Hitler had the right idea million, so you can't blame Barry it puts things in perspective and "but went too far." Bonds for taking the money. I'm it makes you appreciate the trou- happy for my players who are bles and trials people go through successful and get a chance to on a daily basis. move on and get a bigger salary. So, really baseball's a game You do feel bad because you de- and It'll never get bigger than life velop a relationship for those itself. I've never had a crushing guys and it's hard to see them go. 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The second half turn stronger, better and Invin- In 1990, the upstart Falcons drained from Michigan State." season, it's not because of a lack proved to be quite competitive cible. Larranaga was to have his BG ended up losing to the Hill- of talent. In fact, Larranaga has were discovering how well a with eight ties and 19 lead In six years as the head coach team could play as they became finest year of coaching ahead of toppers, 90-77, In what Larranaga had two prime opportunities to changes. And it took a final sec- him as his starting five returned called an emotionless effort. The of the men's basketball program, win the top prize. better friends both on and off the ond shot by BG's Clinton Venable Jim Larranaga has yet to win the court. as seniors with a vengefull quest Falcons were ticked off and took In both 1990 and 1991, the Fal- from NBA three-point range to to fulfill. Mid-American Conference The team travelled to Michigan out their frustrations on Butler cons had one of the most talented decide the game 81-79 in the Fal- It was a coaches dream, but winning 115-95. Then, BG went Championship. teams in recent BG history. Both State with a tremendous amount cons favor. His career record with the Fal- of motivation and excitement. quickly it became a nightmare. into a tournament with Alabama years, the team, consisting of "It's a big win for us," Larran- "When they were juniors, we State and Nebraska. cons has hovered just above the primarily the same players, went The Falcons knew they were a aga said after the game. "Ob- .500 mark and his current squad good team, but had yet to prove it were at our best," Larranaga Excited to play the Cornhus- to the postseason National Invita- viously, we're extremely excited said. "That junior year we really kers, the Falcon players couldn't is waffling in inconsistent play. tional Tournament. In the 1991 to the rest of the MAC and the en- about this one, on the road, play- But no matter how well BG does tire country. had our emotions well under con- keep their minds on the first season, the Falcons were picked ing on the home court of a Big trol. Our focus was on the season. in this, his seventh season, unless Bowling Green basketball was tournament game against Ala- to garner top laurels in the MAC, Ten team ... we're extremely Everyone was competing and it wins the elusive conference ti- at its best the night it played the bama State. As a result, BG the first time since 1983's win- proud." everyone was motivated. That barely defeated ASU, 94-80. Ne- tle, Jim Larranaga's success as Spartans. At the half, the score ning season. But in the end, the Falcons' group, their senior year, every- braska was stronger, bigger and Falcon head coach will always be was tied at 37 points. A shocked But, what got BG fans' mouths youth and experience got the one was distracted by their own quicker, and the Falcons didn't in question. MSU team returned for the sec- watering for a conference title best of them as BG finished third personal agenda. We were never have a real chance no matter how Although the MAC title hasn't the most was the two wins ond half with a vengeance in in the MAC with a 9-7 league re- been captured in Bowling Green quite as close-knit group as we emotionally high they were. BG their eyes, but the Falcons had cord and a 18-11 overall mark. were a year before." lost 99-85. Entering the 1991 season, BG "If we would've played on a was selected as the preseason more even keel, I think we would favorite, and everyone in the have won those games," Larran- league knew how good this team aga said. "There's several things had become. There would be no I don't think the outside public sneaking up on anyone, especial- evaluates from the games the ly not Michigan State, who would previous year. [In their senior travel to Anderson Arena for that year], those guys were falling in season's match-up. love. They all had girlfriends. "We have Michigan State at They wanted to get married." home and it's a huge game," Lar- BG didn't win the conference ranaga said. "Everybody's talk- title that season. In fact, they ing about it. It's like Michigan garnered the same league record State at home, they're the fourth as the season before, 9-7. ranked team in the country. I However, it was only good kept telling our guys, 'Relax. No enough for a share of fourth emotion. Calm. Execute. Play to place. But no matter what the our strengths. We match up outcome, Larranaga was not dis- beautifully with this other satisfied with the Falcons season. team.'" "Dissatisfied, no. Dissappoin- "I was not that concerned with ted that we didn't win a couple of Michigan State in actuality. But I more games, win the conference, thought we would play well. of course, because that was our Whether we would win, I didn't goal," Larranaga said. know that, but we had a darn good chance." The Mid-American Conference In the end there was no real title has eluded the Falcon men- worry as the Falcons stunned the tor over his seven seasons. But entire country by knocking off the no matter what the record, Jim number four ranked team, 98-85. Larranaga has stayed true to his It seemed as though BG was on beliefs and consistent with his its way to a MAC title, Jim Lar- coaching philosophy. ranaga's first. But, the Falcons "My approach has been the fell upon unexpected trouble as very same from the first year," the MSU win actually hurt them Larranaga said. "We want to for the rest of the season. build a program that our Univer- "When we beat [Michigan sity can be proud of. We are State], my main concern was how competitive on the court with all well we would play against the teams in our league and we Western Kentucky," Larranaga are striving to develop our said. "And instead of coming out players as people as well as ath- letes."

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DONT MISS OUT ON THIS OP- Kappa Sigma congratulates Doug Minion for $165/mo. Located 7 mi east of BG (Pern- Sherwood stereo, 4 speed, $600. 217 S. College. 3 bdrm. $5S0VAug. side Lounge (by tne pool table) on Saturday, PORTUNITY! being selected as the Leadership Development berville. Call soon 267-4441 (Rhonda). Call Bob. 372-3183 233 W Merry. 4 bdrm . with loft, $660.'Aug. Feb. 13 at 7:00 pm (or a great time. Free and Chairman tor the Intralratermty Council. Call after 5pm ONLY 352-2330, or 354-2854 ATTENTION SPRING BREAKERS!!! PARTY Male student needed to fill apartment. open to a __^^_ KAPPA SIGMA - KAPPA SIGMA LIKE OOOSIIIPanama City $139, Key West Available now. Own bedroom. Cancun. $429. Daylona. $149.Paname City. 4 bdrm. house, 1/2 block from campus. rrs ALMOST OVER! $269 Quality accommodations. FREE DRINK 352-7365 or 353-0325. $119. Spring Break trips going fast. Call Joe lor Avail. Aug 16.12 mo. lease only. BGSU BLOODMOBILE AT THE N.E. COM- PARTIESI Call Joe Endlett Summer Keep Up The Good Work resv. 353-2228. Cal 419-885-8307. MONS 1 800-234-7007 Omega Phi Alpha Eieculve Boardl 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM; FEB. 9-12 President: Tammy Bndges Chair, couch, endtable. coffee table. All tor Bethany, GIVE THE GIFT OF UFE 1 si Vice Pres.: Michelle Partn HELP WANTED $350. Stereo • Kinwood speakers. Sansui 4 houses for rent. All dose to campus. Happy Anniversary! It's hard b believe it hat DON 7 MISS ITl 2nd Vice Pres.: Pam Borgemenke receiver & Pioneer reverb. Technicks dual tape 9 or 12 month leases. 3,4 or 6 people. only been one year. Thank you lor everything Secretary- Deb Zurat player, turntable and alereo cabinet $500. Call 353-1731. You mean the world to me. Happy Valentine's Treasurer: Laura Monhallen 353-3141 (alter 6pm.) MOA Day. $200-$500 WEEKLY. Houses for 6 or 7 students. All near campus. Super da nee Corresponding Sec.: Laura Armstrong Assemble products al home. Easy! No selling. CHEAP! FBI/US. SEIZED Carry Rentals - 352-7365. Office 316 E. Merry Love. Alumnae Sec: Lome Davis Rock Around the Clock M You're paid direct. Fully Guaranteed. 89 MERCEDES $200 £V March 5 46 Pledge Trainers: Wendy Gilbert $ FREEInlormation-24 Hour Hotline. 86 VW $50 Houses or apts. tor rent '93 W. 1 or 2 blocks 8 pm-8am DebMcKinley 801-379-2900 Copyright SQH02945Q. 87MERCEDES $100 CAFE SHADE AU Chapter Relations: Robin Schierling 65 MUSTANG $50 Irom campua & dose to down town. Witfi park- Dancing, bands, prizes & food. Attention Business students and entre- Valentine's Day Treat Historian. Julie Cook Choose from thousands starting $50 ing 354 1790. preneurs. TASP' International is now hiring Live Jazz Music FREE lnformatlon.24 Hour Hotline Houses, 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. Roses Are Red and a FREE tweet with highly motivated students to fill management LAST CHANCE to Videotape Your Valentine! 601-379-2929 Copyright SOH029410 9 month, year and summer leases. Violets Are Blue positions this summer. Earn $8,000 while gain- the purchase of any beverage. Come 10 the WBGU-TV studio. Troup St. Sat. 352-7454 WSA invites Youl ing co-op credit and business knowledge. Posi- the 13th from 12-5p.m., bring a VHS tape, your to the World Student Association's tions are open across Oho. pnmanly Sylvanla, Computer for sale - IBM Compatible 512K w/ Valentine's Dance CANCUN MEXICO message, $3, and leave with your videotaped Flndlay, Lima. Mansfield, Canton, Dayton, two 5.25 floppy drives, monitor, printer, solt- John Newiove Real Estate Fnoay.Feb i2th.7-9pm.atUPTOWN Spring Break #1 Choice!! Valentine message! No appointments neces- and all Cleveland suburbs. For more informs ware and stand. $325.00 OBO. Call 354 4003 319 E Wooster St. sary, so stop in. Sponsored by Campus Con- Bring Your Hearts 7 Night Party Package Including R.T. Air Con call 1 ■600-543-3792. (across from Taco Bell) (Chicago) and Lodging Starts at $429. nection. FOR SALE Attention Business students and entrepreneur ' 24" Mitsubishi cable ready color T.V. STUDY IN FRANCE THIS SUMMER 1-800-8456788 Summer & Fall Rentals Leern about the quill. Come eee "Common student works painting is currently hiring sell- • 5 slot Sony CD Player Earn 6 hours class credit m 5 weeks. Threade", the award-winning documentary Over 500 units with super locations. Get program and scholarship info molivated students to Ml summer mngmt. posi- ' JVC Dual Cassette Deck on the AIDS quilt this Sunday, at 7:30pm. In Call 354-2260. Wed, Feb. 17, at 9:00pm., 1000BAA Celebrate Valentine's early with a Heart tions. Work in home town tins summer while * 2 Cerwin-Vega Speakers shaped pizza lor your special someone. Avail- the Glah Film Theeter. Followed by "The See what an international experience can do earning $6,000 8.000 and gaining business • Sherwood Digital Receiver Mala student needed to I ill apartment. able Fn-Sun. Order yours today! Living End," a liim from director Gregg knowledge. Contact Paul Evans for more info. Available now Own bedroom. for you. -^^^^^^_ ' Sentrex Graphic Equalizer Campus Pollyeyet - 440 E. Court - 352-9638 Arakl. Admission la by donation - all (614)538-7665. . • Airtemp Air Conditioning Unit 352-7365 or 353-0325. proceeds benefit David'a House In Toledo. CALL 353-1934 • ASK FOR MATT Sponsored by UAO. Camp Counselors Wanted: CITY EVENTS ChiOChiOChiO Magnificent coed weight loss. New Townhouse - Avail. Fall '93 Giant Racmg Bike. Look Pedals, Profile II bars. The Sisters of Chi Omega would like to Con- LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL 1993 All sports, crafts, sewing, ceramics, •642 S College St gratulate Melltta Seeiy-Brown and Mark * 1,2,3 Bedroom Apartments computers, WSIs. theatre, piano, dance, Flo Lite saddle. Cateye Micro. Pump & Bottle •3 Huge BDRMS/ 2 Full Baths Cages. Worth $600. sell for $500 372-7469. Volunteers needed lor candy salet. Alliance lex Dorenkotl on their recent pearling. ' Efficiencies' Townhouse* aerobics, weight training, nflery. '2 Car Attached Garage MECCA MANAGEMENT INC. After 6 can 843-2591 (Frank). the mentally ill ol Wood County. Sat. & Sun. ChiOChiOChiO backpacking, kilchen, office. 'Open Loft/Skylight 10-6. Call 354- 7677. 353-5800 Camp Shane. Ferndale. NY 12734. I need cash now1 "Washer/Dryer Ind. Club21 Now Open! 212-877-4644. Willing lo sell my 386 IBM-Compatible Com- •5 Occupants $180/peraon 4 pm - 2 em, Mon. • Sat. Live music every Wednesday and Saturday, puter tor only $1500 OBO. Call Chuck •353-5800 for Detail LOST & FOUND 830 - 12:30 at Campus Poltyeyes 372-6142. Live Music Fil.i Sat. CEDAR POINT SUMMER JOBS! Room in boarding house. SlDOVmo. « elec. Happy Hours 5- 9 daily Mansfield. OH company needa student with 3,500 SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE FOR Lab top Panasonic Computer lor sale. 640K. Thru August, sublease. 614-442-9540. very strong writing skills lo work lull lime 1993. HOUSING AVAILABLE FOR THOSE IBM Compatible, with programmed software. 3/4 length brown leather jacket with pal sly silk Spacious 2 bdrm. turn. apt. avail, for Summer Come aee A League of Their Own, tonight et Summer AND Fall J9hr. Low-coat com- 18 AND OLDER. INTERVIEWS WILL BE Computer weighs only 6 lbs. AC and battery sub-lease. 2-4 people. Quiet. A/C, 1 1/2 lining. Initials LMH sewn on inside pocket. Lost pany houalng provided. Deadline Feb. HELD AT BEST WESTERN FALCON pack. $300. Call Karen al 372-4908. 9:4$ and midnight; tomorrow at 7:30, 9:45 baits, lots ol closet space. Must seel Lease at Marks on 2/5 372-3065 and midnight. $1.50 In 210 MSC. Co- 22nd. Submit reaume to Co-op Program. PLAZA, BISHOP ROOM, 1450 E. WOOSTER, ON MONDAY, FE8RUARY 15 a TUESDAY, Nintendo and 5 cartridges tor $100. can be continued into Fall. $360/mo Cal sponsored by UAO and the nth Annual BG 238 Adm. 2-2451. BoUe Ski Goggles lor $50. FEBRUARY 16 FROM 10:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M. 3S3-7318. Leadership Conference. Call Man at 372-1063. SERVICES OFFERED Order your heart ahaped Valentine's Day NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. FOR Subs Now. Call DIBenedelto'e, 352-4663. Congratulations to Mike Horsley MORE INFORMATION, CALL 419-627-2245. Special Spring Rates Employee ol the Week WE DELIVER! EOE PA.System 100 watts Pregnant? Need support? For juliano's Pizza PhlSlgPhlSlgPhlSlg CEDAR POINT AMUSEMENT 6 channel with 2-2 inch speakers. Spring semester leases. 352-7112 We can help. FREE and confidential services Remember to Grab your PARK/RESORT $500 or best offer. Pregnancy tests, counseling and support Dale lor Saturday. Ask lor Oave 372-1837 or Rod 354-6170. 2 blocks away, pool, clubhouse groups. BG Pregnancy Center 354.4673. Congratulations to Andrew Bahnsen Meet at 5.00 on Frazee. Counselors: Camp Wayne, co-ed children's Village Green Apartments TYPING SERVICES Employee ol the Week PhlSlgPhlSlgPhlSlg camp. Northeast Pennsylvania. 6722 - 354-3533 Reasonable Rates With Accuracy For Juliano's Pizza t 8/20/93. Tennis, Swim, Waterski, Sailing, 352-7112 FOR RENT Call 352-3987 Irom 8AM to 9PM PI Bete Phi' PI Beta Phi Basketball, Volleyball. Softball, Soccer, Golf, Karen McLoughlin Gymnastics, Aerobics, Dance, Cheerleadmg. SUBLEASE partial apartment ASAP. Datt a Gamma Delta Gamma Delta Gamma Congratulations on your position of Panhel Nature/Camping. Guitar, Fine Arts, Crafts. Own bedroom/bath. - Campus shuttle. Will tutor Math 12 month leases starting May 15,1993: Dee Gee get ready lor the Scholarship Chair. Drama. Piano. Photography, Self-Defense. $i60/mo. neg. - 353-4128 leave message. Call Daniel 372-3977. 420 S. College - 3 Br. House -$585 . unl. 13th Annual Bowling Green PI Bete Phi'PI Beta Phi Drrver/Video/Phoiographer (21.). Other posi- or (216) 661-4312. 525 Manville - 3 Br. House $550 • util. Leadership Conference this weekend! tions available. On campus interviews: Tues- 530 Manwlle - 3 Br House $400 • uni Delta Gamma Delta Gamma Delia Gamma day. March 9th Irom 11 am - 6 pm. PI Phi'PI Bete Phi-PI Phi For more information call 516-689-3217 or 605 Fifth Apt. A - 4 Br. $600 ♦ utd. PERSONALS The sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like lo con- write 12 Alevard St.. Lido Beach, NY. 11561. 609 Fifth St. - 2 Br. House $460 . utjl. DELTA SIGMA PI gratulale the newly inducted members of the Include your school phone number. 1204 E. Woosler-2 Br. Duplex $450 . UDI. Order ol Omega: Steve Smith -352-8917 Congratulations to Brother Da/I Melchar on his Diane Durtxn ' Dam a Webb CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING • Earn engagement to Stacy Davis Karen McLoughlin $2.000«/month . world travel (Hawaii, Mex- 2 bedroom apartment on campus. ATTENTION also PI Phi • PI Bete Phi ■ PI Phi ico, the Caribbean, etc) Holiday, Summer and Available now or for Summer. Sublease. MAUL Congrats to Brother Cathy Young on her eng- Career employment available. No experience Call 3522219. ICENTER FOR CHOICE necessary For employment program call BRENDA'SJUST TURNED 221 agment to Chad McDonnell. Pocahontas, CALL 3539 1 -206-634-0468 ext C5544 You see, I do love you n APARTMENTS (LEAVE A MESSAGE ITS OKAYI) DELTA SIGMA PI Tomahawk. CRUISESHIP/RESORTS/ALASKAjobSl 601 THIRD • Abortion through AND WISH HER $1200- $5000 MOI Summerl Career! Grads 12 month lease AHAPPYBIRHTDAYIM Delta Upallon Guide, Cassette, Newsservice! 704 FIFTH 20 weeks PSYCHIC FAIRE a ETHNIC MARKET The Brothers ol Delta Upsilon would like to (916)922-2221 Ext 2. 9 mo.. 12 mo . * summer leases PLACE • Morning after ...... USG ...... 710 SEVENTH congratulate our Mowing Brothers: African, Guatemalan, Indian, Dead Head, and Elections are coming. 12 montn leases treatment Gerard Iqulna: IFE Metaphysical good. Tarot. Palmistry, re- Customer Sales/Service Pick up your applications & petitions (or Terry Miller: UB Hearing Officers 352-3445 lationship readings and more. Feb. 14 at Hot- $8 25 lo start President;Vice President Mike Hachtel: Brother o! the Week ley Lodge, Weet Wooeter 116 Must see to Work FT or FT 10-40 hraAvk. Flex, schedule At - L ar ge Senator* Delta Upallon around classes Start at entry level w/ career Available near campus. Apt. for 1,2,3 or 4 stu- PROUD TO In 405 Student Services be bevel advancement available. No door-to-door or dents. 6 bdrm. apt. for 6 students. Rental office Februarys-12 Diana Doktnot. REGGAE Tribute to BOB MARLEY is on Sat. telemarketing. No exp needed. College schol- 318E. Many «3 352-7365. BE PRO-CHOICE Petitions are due back Cry Feb. 27 at 9p.m., NE Commons with Groove arships awarded. Interview at main office and HAPPY VALE NT HE'S DAYIII 16 N. Huron Friday. February 12ai 5:00p.m. master. A Caribbean Assooaton Event (One work locally Application into -419-321-5365. Bedroom with private bath in private home. Quiet. 4 blocks Irom campus. $200/mo. in- Toledo, Oh. 43604 Love). Phone 044 Involved I Make A Olrrarancal Love, Earn $10 per hour In your spare time working cludes all miles. Avail. Summer 1993 and Todd SAE • SAE SAE ■ SAE on campus Contact Paul Evans (614) '93-94 school year. Cal 352-3502 (days) or (419) 255-7769 or — USG' Happy Valentine'! Day! Congratulations Bnan Miller 538-7665. 352-6224 (nights), ask lor Tom. I-80O589-60O5 Order of Omega •••" USG •••—•«• To Cheryl Irom Geoff EASY ASSEMBLYany hours, $339 84 week, 1 SAE-SAE SAE-SAE Elections are coming scon ' To Geofl Irom Cheryl lamlly of 3 earns $4417.92 monthly. FREE kv Pick up your application A petitions lor: To Bob Irom Kiersten lormatjon-24 Hour Hotline. 801-379-2900 Co- To Kiersten Irom Bob PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT SECOND ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL pynghtaOH029452. AT-LARGE SENATOR To Big Dave from Susan T-SHIRT SALE in 405 Student Services To Susan Irom Big Dave 9-5 in the Math Science Building INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENTMake $2,000wmonth teaching basic conversational DiDenedefto's February 8 thru February 12 To Little Dave Irom Susan Proceeds benefit the Applications 7 petitions are due To Susan from LitOe Dave Model United Nations Program English abroad. Japan & Taiwan. Many pro- back by Friday al 5:00 p.m. To Pam Irom Bob 1 vide room ^ board • other benefits' No pre- To Bob 1 from Pam vious training or teaching certificate required. D.Benedetto's is Introducing Pizza Gel involved and make a diHerencell SKI TRIP! —sail USD ••—"•" ToSutantromJr. For employment program call: (206) 632-1146 To Jr. from Susan Ski the slopes in Ml. Brighton. Ml. ext J5544. 12" 'Italian Style* Feb 20th with UAO. USG To Bob Irom Susan MEDICAL BILLING. Opportunity as a licensee To Susan Irom Bob Only costs you $35 00 for the trip! Served 4pm - close Attention all Student Organizations: in your area lor national healthcare company. To Amy Irom Bob Sign up unol Feb. 17 in An organization teat has opened. Do electronic medical insurance claims pro- To Bob Irom Amy the UAO office. 330 Union! $4.25 for Cheese Pizza If you're interested in having a cessing lor medical practitioners $30,000 To Leslie from Bob D0N7 Missouri seat in USG. pick up an application PART TIME to over $80,000 FULL TIME. add $1 for aach additional Item in 405 Student Services. To Bob Irom Leslie Company training.' Initial capital required ToGsolflromMchala Return application by 5:00 pm. Fri.. 2/12 SOUTH PADRE ISLAND $6998.00 plus PC. For more Information by To Michelle from Geofl USG Party with the Beatll mail, call (803) 852-4643. (24 hours). -Pepperoni -Mushrooms -Sausage To Man from Susan Beach Front Hotels or Condos To Susan from Matt with Party/Activity Package. Part time dishwasher, nights. Must be able and -Ham -Salami -Banana Peppers To Pam from Roommates $22 per person/per night willing lo work every weekend. Apply to Days USG To Michelle from Sean - Taxes not included. Inn 1550 E. Wooster Street. See Ed. -Bell Peppers -Black Olives Attention All Student Organizations: To Sean from Michelle 1-800.84 5-6766. So., Jr. or Grad atudenla who ere FLUENT An organizational seat has opened. To Bob from Claire Students check the lobbies in your dorms A IN SPANISH needed lor tulMlme Summer If you're interested in having a To Claire horn Bob 352-4663 sororities and fraternities for outstanding cou- fob In Fremont, OH. M.SOmr. Deadline teal in USG. pick up an application Love.CudaiSmltly pon values lor Juliano's Pizza. 352-7112. March 1st. Apply with reaume el Co-op Of- Fast Free All Day Delivery; Open 11am - 10pm in 405 Student Services fice. 238 Adm.-2451. TEN BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS will be a- Return application by 5 00 on Heart Shaped Pizzas-14" Friday. February 12 warded to upperdass biology and pre- Heart Shaped Pizzas • Cheese or Pepperoni prolessional majors Applications available in Heart Shaped Pizzaa - Available Fri - Sun Live to Learn Live to Learn Live to Learn Live to Learn Live to Learn Life Sciences Building. '"Awesome Spring Breaks! Bahamas Cruise Heart Shaped Pizzaa - Order Today Includes Meals 1279, Panama City Room with Heart Shaped Pizzaa - Campus Poiiyeyes The sisters of Omega Phi Alpha would like lo Kitchen $119. Key Wetl $249, Daytona (KitOv Heart Shaped Pizzaa - 352 0638 wish the beat to Carolyn Martin 6 Sean Bamett BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR SWEETIE ens) fi49. Cancun $459. Jamaica $4791 on their engagement. 1 800 678*386. HEART SHAPED PIZZAS FOR YOUR THIS VALENTINE'S DAY. SWEETHEART The sisters ol Omega Phi Alpha would like to Prepaid before delivery date only $8.00. make a belated congratulations to Shelia Ordered on delivery date $7XX Pizza • 14' Heishman and Joe Bazan of Alpha Sigma Phi and choice ol pepperoni or cheese. Can be de- on Iheir lavalioring. Toledo livered or picked up between 11 am and Mid- ThetaCnlThetaChl night, Frt, Feb. 12 - Sun. Feb. 14. Campus Pol- AJilele of the WeekTed Crambo Medical lyeyes,440E.Court 352-9638 JoineffiB@TUESDAY, FEB 16 @ 9:00PM in the Brother ol the Week Brian Kuziln Services, Inc.' Intramural Whifflebail Fun Day - Coma B the Cabinet Member of the Week Jack Spelmen Student Services Forum for a humorous parody Fieldhouse to learn the game of Coed WhifHe- ThetaChlTheteChl •FREE* Reproductive Health Care bal on Saturday, February 13,1993, 3 00-500 of AIDS prevention pm Team entries are due February 17,1993 •OPEN TO ALL* for Women in 130 Field House by 4O0 p.m. VALENTINE'S DAY PACKAGE FEB. 14-144.50 Abortion toll Weeks kitramurals: Reebok Basketball Spot Shot "THE WIZARD OF AIDS" Contest - Tuesday, February 23, 1993, Includes room, flower, beverage 24 IIR PHONE SERVICE 9:00pm In the Field House. Entries ant smiled chocolates, continental breakfast, lo 120 persons. First come, first serve. Open to pizza and all taxee. Free Pregnancy Tests men and women. Six spots lo shoot Irom, one man and one woman winner will receive a pair BEST WESTERN FALCON PLAZA Special Student Rates ol Reebok shoes. 1991-92 * 1992 93 versify RESERVATIONS: 362-4871 'Be responsible V^~"J 'Love your sweetie £J basketball players are ineligible. Sign ups ba- All Services Strictly Confidential gjn Tuesday, February 16. an 130 Field House. Washington D.C.'Alantlc City'Niagara Falls'- NYC, 392-3/28. 10 spaces-dlxe. motor- INTRAMURAL FNTRIES DUE: COED WHIF- 'Live to Learn about AIDS coach. $695/ea , rJN. occupancy. Inddi: hotel, 5164 Monroe SL, FLEBALL-FEBRUARY 17; WOMEN'S AND eecon/guide. 8 meals & much morel 1st come COED VOLLEYBALL-MARCH 2; WOMEN'S Toledo, Ohio 1st serve w/ fun ami. due al that Urn*. For SNGLS/DBLS RACOUETBALL-MARCH 9. Sponsored by IS8D (2-2343) and as produced by HealthWorks Theatre. more Into cal Joyce) C Travel Untmiied 1-800-367-2036 AU ENTRIES DUE IN 130 FELD HOUSE BY 885-5700 4:00 PM ON DUE DATE. 3S3-0O50 or 352-2185. Live to Learn Live to Learn Live to Learn Live to Learn Live to Learn I Happy Valentine's Day!

NSIDERi Friday, February 12,1993 Volume six, Issue Four Or is it? ■ 1 Mrfay, fafcraarr It, ItW *3 'Scent' smells good Pacino dazzles on the screen in this Oscar front-runner to worry about at school. He is a scholarship student at the presti- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF gious Baird prep school and has witnessed some peers playing a Kirk Pavellch prank on the headmaster's car. He is given Thanksgiving break to make his decision as to whether or MANAGING EDITOR not he plans on revealing who he saw. To complicate his decision, Jane Kllgore the headmaster tries to buy the in- formation with guaranteed admit- tance to Harvard for Charlie. ART DIRECTOR While this is the storyline of the movie, Goldman's screenplay is Laurel Pajer not a plot-driven work. Instead, by David Huffman Scent of a Woman functions as a Insider film critic carefully planned character study STAFF WRITERS about the growing respect and ap- preciation between Slade and Dave Baskind A few weeks ago the Hollywood Charlie, and it is the performances Curt Conrad Foreign Press Association award of Pacino and O'Donnell that make edScent of a Woman the Golden this a must see film - not the plot. Courtney B. Gangeml Globes for Best Dramatic Picture, Pacino is nothing short of amaz- Best Actor in a Drama, Al Pacino, ing as Slade. He demonstrates his Dorian Halkovlch and Best Screenplay, Bo Goldman. great skill of subtle and violent David Huffman This was a minor coup since the emotional expression in every oddsmakers had been favoring scene and has mastered the diffi- Jason Hunt Clint Easrwood'sUnforglven culties of playing a blind man. Melinda Monhart With these awards under its belt, Slade is a complicated and not en- Scent of a Woman is now a front tirely likeable man who is continua- Mary Okorn runner for the up-coming Oscars. lly barking orders and rarely speaks Pacino plays Lt. Col. Frank a sentence without a sexist remark. Jacqueline Porter Slade, a former aid to Lyndon While he is obnoxious, misogonis- Scott Rowe Johnson, who is now a blind and tic and hostile on the surface, bitter man. When Slade*s family underneath it all he Is a deeply hurt- Ross Weltzner needs someone to watch him while ing man who reveres women. He they visit relatives over the has made a lot of wrong choices in Chris O'Donnell keeps his eye on Al Padno In a scene from 'Scent of a Woman.' Thanksgiving holidays, they hire his life and he uses his experiences 8TATF Charlie Slmms (Chris O'Donnell). to help educate Charlie In the real together, but O'Donnell holds his quite gel with the rest of the movie. What had been promised by world. own in the film's most powerful On this coming Wednesday the PHOTOGRAPHER Slade's niece to be an easy $300 O'Donnell, who has his largest scene as Charlie stands up to Slade Oscar nominations will be an Jason Kamykowskl turns out to be more than Charlie film role to date In Scent of a to stop him from making one final nounced.Scent of a Woman will bargained for, as he ends up escort- Woman, Is nearly as Impressive as mistake. This scene is so intense undoubtedly be up for multiple ing Slade around New York City. Pacino. It's true that he spends a that the rest of the film seems to awards, especially Pacino and O'- In addition to the responsibility good deal of the film standing In chug along until Charlie's school Donnell. It's a very good film filled PRODUCTION of caring for a blind man in a big the background as Pacino domi- problem Is resolved in a very tidy with great scenes. However, it's ASSISTANTS city, Charlie has his own problems nates most of their scenes and theatrical manor that doesn't not the Best Picture. Butch Phillips CLA-ZEL THEATRE From the Editors... Darrick Ross Karen Scheuer ' Happy upcoming Valentine's Day, Insider good one at that - distracted all of us newsers again. readers! Yep, it's that time of year again, the time After a little bit of persuasion via a fake wire story, we Eric Schmenk Nishtly at 7:00 that the card, flower and candy stores thrive on. Eve- had an esteemed editor from that subsidiary pub- Sat. Sun. Mon. Matinee 2:00 & 4:15 rything is splashed with red and pink, cardboard lication The BG News believing that his idol, Bob hearts are all around us, and happy couples just eat it Costas, was shot early Wednesday afternoon. His COPY EDITOR NICHOLSON • DEVITO all up. What could be a better sign that Spring fever is direct quote was "Why would anyone want to shoot Nikki Floros E well on it's way? Bob? I haven't felt this bad since Kennedy was shot." HOFFA ■ So did anyone catch the interview Oprah had with (Hmmmmm...he wasn't even alive when Kennedy Nishtly at 9:30 Michael Jackson Wednesday night? O.K. Mike, sure was shot). Anyhow, the story goes on and on but the you haven't had much plastic surgery, and sure you point is, we nailed him. So readers, we want to know Insider Magazine is Friday & can't understand why your skin keeps getting whiter the best practical Jokes you have played, or play published every Friday Saturday and whiter. But all of that is all right, because we some and tell us about them. Send your letter during the academic Midnisht loved your performance at the Superbowl and crow- ujlnsider Magazine, 210 West Hall but re- year by the Board of Show Only ded around a little TV Just to get a peek at what you member. . .the practical Joker never admits that he or Student Publications of are all about. she is the one that actually had anything to do with Bowling Green State *Swwtiir*1 Sfwaar Frte Candy with Purchne Like last week, a practical Joke - and a really, really the practical joke. Have a great week. University. Opinions expressed CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 by columnists do not necessarily reflect the HOWARDS club H opinions of insider 210 N. Main 352-9951 4 CLUB 21 4 Magazine. 153E.Woosrer 352-1395 Insider Magazine Rock to the Sounds of and BGSU are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate RIZZO 1 OO Proof in hiring practices. Friday and Saturday nights - Happy Hours noon till 9p.m. Friday & Saturday Night! Happy Hours 5-9 daily * 21 and over! Pin Boll Video Games Pool Air Hockey CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 Mter,tokfMrr1fl,1*n OL QCMAfctt 'Ulysses in Traction' takes stage 8^ Play pokes fun at white academio in the face of social problems 'Ulysses In Traction' will be playing today thru Feb. 14. Performance times are Hot Singles: 8 p.m. today and Feb. 13, and on Feb. 14 at 2 Here are the weekly charts for the nation's best-selling recorded p.m. in the Joe E. Brown music as they appear in next Theatre. Tickets are $3 week's issue of Billboard maga- zine. Reprinted with permission. each and reservations can be made by calling (Platinum signifies more than by Melinda C. Monhart Insider theatre critic 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- 372-2719. fies more than 500,000 copies sold.) This season's Theta Alpha Phi, partment like a business. Huber de- Courtesy olBCSU Public Relations national theatre honorary, produc- livers to the audience a man who From left to right we have Erich Oflenberg. Brian E. Smith and Marc 1 ."I Will Always Lowe You," tion is university theatre at its has strayed from a marriage that he Matheny from Ulysses In Traction.' Whitney Houston (Arista) (Plati- finest. Ulysses In Traction can got into and never thought to get num) serve as a chance for many of us to out of. His performance shows us 2."A Whole New World," retrace the steps of our own howa suffering marriage and per- The whole atmosphere of this Feb. 13, and on Feb. 14 at 2 p.m. Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle thoughts and actions. sonal life problems can affect their production created a nuance that In the Joe E. Brown Theatre, lo- (Columbia) Written by Albert Innaurato, life all around. set the tone for this production. cated on the first floor of University 3."Ordinary World," Duran Ulysses In Traction Is a satire that As Doris, Mary K. Brucker plays With the help of clothing from this Hall. Tickets are $3 each and res Duran (Capitol) pokes fun at the bare bones of the graduate student who is having era, Michael Shlller (costume de- ervations can be made by calling 4.Tm Every Woman," Whit- white academia in the presence of an affair with Steve. Doris can't signer) has created a visual impres- 372-2719. ney Houston (Arista) real life social problems. The set understand why Steve won't leave sion. The sound design by Brian 5."Saving Forever for You," target in this play is that of a ficti- his wife for her, and this proves to Keegan surrounds the audience Shanice (Giant) tious university theatre department be a constant source of frustration with the music of a time that many 6."Mr. Wendal," Arrested In Detroit. in her life. Through Brucker's ac- of us may have never heard or oth- ! First time in { Development (Chrysalis) A group composed of students, tion Doris comes alive as she sear- erwise forgotten. 7."lf I Ever Fall in Love," Shai graduate students and faculty are In ches for something different, but BG area! (Gasoline ADey) (Platinum) the process of rehearsing for a play keeps coming back to the same With the sight, the sound, and j Blue Rowan & Urbane Gypsies J 8."7," Prince and the New as the riots of the late sixties and kind of man. the action audience members are j presents: Power Generation (Paisley Park) early seventies continue to grow in Lenny, portrayed by Marc Math- not only seeing a play, but at the 9 "In the Still of the Nite," violence outside the doors of the eny, is a married man who has kept same time being drawn into an ex- '! A Psychic Faire & j Boyz II Men (Motown) rehearsal hall. The time takes place his homosexuality hidden from his perience. This is a story of real life, 10."Hip Hop Hooray," a week before opening and within wife. For Lenny theatre is an art real people, with real problems all j Ethnic Market Place j Naughty By Nature (Tommy one night of rehearsal this group and everyone should treat It as searching for something in the Boy) will learn more than they bargained such. Matheny's portrayal brings human condition. This play offers for about themselves and each across a clear character depiction, something for all of us to learn, a other. right down to the last detail. definite must see. This play con- Directed by Ken McCoy, this Other strong performances were tains adult language and action. Top LPs: production proves to be one of the seen by Erich M. Offenberg (Stu) Sunday, Feb. 14 most meaningful to come out of and Brian E. Smith (John). Each Ulysses In Traction will be play- Holley Lodge 1." The Bodyguard' Sound- the department this year. As an one plays an essential part in this ing today thru Feb. 14. Perform- (Kaufman's at the Lodge) i track," (Arista) (Platinum) audience member one can sit back production. ance times are 8 p.m. today and 2."Breathless," Kenny G and see the precision of thought (Arista) (Platinum) and detail work spill out onto the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••It* 3."The Chronic," Dr. Dre stage before their very eyes. As the play opens the audience Student Legal Services, Inc. urges you * (Death Row-lnterscope) * 4 "Some Gave All," Billy Ray Is first introduced to Emma, to use the Standard Lease when acquiring Cyrus (Mercury) (Platinum) portrayed by Jessica Peglow, a self- an apartment for the 1993-1994 school year. * 5."Unpkigged," Eric Clapton conscious graduate student. Peg- * (Duck) (Platinum) low's performance allows the rest The following landlords use the Standard Lease: * 6."If 1 Ever Fall in Love," Shai of us see how another person's remarks can affect us as we strug- (Gasoline ADey) l. D&G Rentals 7. 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For Our Children: The Con- cert Various Artists Walt Disney Records Michael Bolton. Pattf LaBeDe. and Celine Dion The title of this CD says it all. Paula Abdul performs al the "For Our Children" concert This one is For Our Children, in a great Job of recreating all of the earful of delight. The lyrics that that I usually listen to, but I liked it. You Got It - Live, is their debut, more ways than one. The first way charecters' voices. comprise "True Happiness This Actually, I figured Quicksand taped In a packed house at Ann is that all of the songs are children's I enjoyed listening to this CD Way Lies," "Love is Stronger than would be a band that my metal Arbor Michigan's Blind Pig. songs done by some of today's immensely. All of the songs were Death," "Slow Emotion," "Re- head brother would typically listen Big Dave and the Ultrasonics most popular artists. The second, performed with a more modem play," "Sodium Light Baby," and to. have been described as an aggres- and most important way, is that all approach, bringing them up to ' 'Lonely Planet'' make this CD a sive, funky, house-rockin' blues act of Walt Disney Record's profits date. So if you have children In worthwhile buy. Quicksand musical variations that has both music critics from the from the sale of For Our Chil- your life or you're Just a child at are very similar to the band Hel- U.S. and Europe raving, along with dren: The Concert will be do- heart, I would strongly recommend By all means, The The's sound met. It's their unique hardcore the audiences that they sing the nated to the Pediatric AIDS Foun- this CD. is alternative but the Instrumentals sounds that add a dimension of blues to. That description is very dation. —Tony Nehls In the songs "Dogs of Lust," "This passion to melodies and song easy to believe. Their sound closely This CD Includes many chil- Is Night," "Helpline Operator," structure that I haven't heard from resembles that of Stevie Ray dren's favorite songs, such as "You The The "Lung Shadows," and "Bluer than similar bands. Vaughn, and the band even does a Are My Sunshine," sung by Mi- Dusk Midnight" have an earthy sound, chael Bolton, "I've Been Working CBS Records suggesting that the artists that on the Railroad," sung by Randy comprise this group might have a Newman, and "Here We Go Loop- The sun sets, casting an eerie strong Hues Influence. ty-Loo," sung by Gerardo. red tint over the town of Bowling The music on the album is defi- One of the songs that 1 particu- Green. This Is the time In the city nitely the strong point of these larly liked was "Beauty and the when ghouls and goblins come out songs. The The's Dusk CD is Beast," as performed by Celine so that they may prepare for a hel- one that you can enjoy whether it Dion and Maurice Davis. This song lacious night. As they prepare, dur- be morning, noon, or night. And sounds exellent In the live format in ing the hours between afternoon Just think, you don't have to be which It is presented. Celine Dion's and night - the evening hour - drunk to enjoy It either. and Maurice Davis' voices are so these ghouls and goblins tease, -Steve Thomas powerful together, that you could tantalize, and give pleasure to swear they were In the room. those of us who are not damned. Another song that grabbed my These goblins come in the form of Quicksand attention was Bobby McFerrin's Matt Johnson, Johnny Marr, D.C. Slip ' The Wizard of Oz." This song is a Collard, James Eller and Dave Polydor Records combination of bits and pieces of Palmer. As a group they call them- songs and dialog from the movie. selves The The. Quicksand. They're good, very Big Dave and the Ultrasonics Bobby McFerrin really shows off Though The The's latest album good. his voice in this song. He stretches Dusk has a dark sound to it, It Quicksand's current release Kudos to Quicksand's bass re-make of the Bmore James orig- his voice from the highest end of does not fail to give the listener an Slip is not part of the music norm player. Hands down It is the bass inal, "The Sky is Crying." Big the scale to the lowest, and he does that is the stand-out Instrument on Dave and the guys add so much of the album. The bass lines are com- their own flavor and style to the prised of complex melodic struc- song that it is not your everyday, tures that are both a clever and weak version of an original, but a CINEMARK THEATRES haunting vehicle for the band to classic within itself. CINEMA begin many of their songs on the As for the other singles on m album. 11234 N. Hiln St. 3S4-OS5S Shake It While You Got It - Personal favorites on Slip in- Live- including the title cut - All Shows $3.00 clude the first track "Fazer." "Love Her With A Feeling" and after 6 p.m. with ' 'Fazer" is well placed on the "Small Town Baby," you'll love Student ID album because it immediately grabs Monday Inn, Friday: itai them Just as well. Each has it's own •tart al approaimalary 4 p m your attention - at least It did mine. unique sound, although fiery inflec- Salufday * Sunday: Full Scnaduia LaM Shoaa Ffi. 4 Sal ONLY Others Include the title track "Slip" tions of rock, Jazz and fusion are and the final track "Transparent." present throughout them all. ALADDIN. G Vaaa aiaaahWi i i -Michael Zawacki After popping In this debut re- lllKIII'llia.lllXIIHFhtblM,) cording, the smokey-room, soulful

THE INCREDIBLE: HOMEWARD BOUND - G sound of the band will have you WaHNHwyFaja Big Dave and the Ultrasonics snapping your fingers and singing >o. }<••>■. r.N.I *. (II 111 11.44ma w**r)a Shake It While You Got It - along in no time, even if you are THE TEMP-R Live not a big blues fan. The president Tbaatiy Huaat. La>a Ryan ia.iaiK7xi>.iii.,>, ,Hi , , Too Many Daves Music of Alligator Records, Bruce Ig- ia laM l lauer agrees with me: "There's a NATIONAL LAMPOONS Sorry this review didn't come out lot to like here - tasty guitar, good LOADED WEAPON - Nil two weeks earlier, because Big horn work, good harp, and some I m. t*t. »m. rm. tm fl I •» » I M4 M 4 Sal aa>a) Dave and friends played live at Ea- good originals. All In all, really Im- systreet Cafe last Thursday night pressive musicianship." SOMMERSBY PO-1J 1055 1/2 N. MAIN ST. • BOWLING GREEN • 352-4048 and I hear they were fantastic. The I.1H ill»llHFill«_n|. feeder fish, crickets, fish food, and accessories recording Itself, Shake It While -Jane Kilgore We will be closed Feb. 13th and 14th to move to the I FEBRUARY front of our present building. We will reopen Feb. 15th and resume our regular hours. BE CAREFUL ON WINTER ROADS •Shows will change Friday * NO PSSSH Come see us before we move! *Mar,t«bnMfy1t,im oapi

celebrated this yearly tradition, this to "Dr. Dave's Quiz,' 214 West eagerly awaited occassion is one of Hall or kiss It into the disco-rific life's most special and joyous wooden box In 210 West Hall by Nashville blues times. Bah humbug to you who fail Monday, Feb. 22. to have the Groundhog spirit within ye. Speaking of holidays, By the way, thank you, Kiss-FM, okay, Valentine's Day might be for a nostalgic, engrossing trip band to hit BG overexposed, but it's still a fine back to the disco years last Mon- this wide-range of instrumental time to let your loved ones (that In- day. Get down. Hey, last week ROCK GOSSIP FROM talent. Suprisingly enough, the cludes friends and family, too) (speaking of the late 70's), I stum- THE BLACK SWAMP band formed out of a chance know how much they mean to you. ped the town by asking what the experience. A very happy birthday to three of name of the *1 song by M was. "We got started in a pizza my favorite ladles: Lorte, Dawn, Steve Rudin was the closest to V by Dave Baskind joint at a Thursday night jam," and Kelly. knowing that It was called "Pop The Incredible College of Musical Muzik.'' Anyway, Steve wins the according to Griffin. This Knowledge amazing start lead to the Back to music here (sorry for the same prize that will be offered to band's name because Thurs- February-related Interruptions, this week's winner: A free promo day nights were simply a free dear readers), 'O' Is the letter o' the cassette from Finders Records and night to play and nobody knew Before anything else, I feel I week. Oh me, oh my, oh enough Tapes In BG AND a free 3-item who would show up, he said. must respond to last week's edito- already, on with the question (a medium pizza from Cariy Cheena's Eventually the bands follow- rial regarding Groundhog Day. The two-parter): Name any one of The in Maumee. Hey BG, shake your by Dorian Halkovich ing grew until they were finally E.A.R. alleged that no-one cele- Out field'ssix Top 40 hits AND groove thing, there's a disco in- Insider staff writer signed by Waldo xy Records a brates this' 'unnecessary holiday.'' any one of Billy Ocean's seven Top temo that's making "Dr. Dave's year and a half ago. The band Speaking for myself and the other 10 hits. Send In your answer, your Incredible College of Musical is now on a national tour play- (approximately) 35 people at my name, your address, your phone Knowledge" want to boogie oogie A new band Is making It's ing mostly concert-type shows, house two weekends ago who number, and your favorite guitarist oogle. Freak out. debut appearance at BG's own but also doing a few club-type Easystreet Cafe and It's ou- gigs. CINEMARK'S tward appearance may suprise The band is making an ap- Woodlmed Mil Q— IS cocky young bartender who learns you. After all, what kind of pearance at the Easystreet 1234 N. Main Street the fine art of mixing drinks with band would have a 7 foot tall, Cafe after meeting the bar's P.O. Box 49 business and pleasure. Who plays 350 pound lead singer? owners in Tennessee. Bowhnj Green, Ohio 43402 the woman who he's trying to Well the answer Is Mike "We were looking for a woo? Griffin and the Unknown place to play at to definitely get The list of winners continues to INTERMEDIATE: (4 Blues Band. Hailing from into the Ohio area...this was a grow. We here at Insider Maga POINTS) Name the film in which Nashville, Term., the band is great opportunity for us," Grif- Mine can't figure out If the ques- a group of terrorists takes over a stomping up to good old BG fin said. tions are too easy or if you all are private school. Go one step further next Thursday, Feb. 18 to treat Their sound will be show- fantastic trivia buffs. So let's see If and tell us the name of one of the the crowd to a good "dance- cased around the United States we can't make this week's ques- actors portraying a student hos- tions just a little bit tougher. So tage. orientated" time. The band is as their tour continues through TzuizinziJTZinzinzinzinzinzinziJizinzinziJizLr known for its bluesy melodies most of the year. Most of the here goes, let's see if you're up to DIFFICULT: (6 POINTS) that mix with the up-beat of sound comes from their vast the challenge and up to receiving Name the flick In which Goldie A Psychic Faire & some old fashioned rock-n-roll. experience and the "school of two free movie passes to any mov- Hawn plays a pampered heiress "The kind of stuff we play Is hard knocks" that most musi- ie of your choice at the Woodland who falls off her yacht and loses Ethnic Market i straight ahead Texas blues," cians go through. Mall Cinema *5. her memory. Place explains Mike Griffin, lead Success has shone through Woodland Mall Cinemas Is FORMIDABLE: (8 POINTS) singer and guitarist of the for this band, as they have proud to offer $3 matinee ticket In a 1967 film, Clint Eastwood band. What this means exactly, played such shows as the King prices along with a $3 charge for plays a mysterious nomad who 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. according to Griffin, is a cross Biscuit Blues Festival In He- students who present a valid stu- joins forces with a Mexican gun- Sunday, Feb. 14 between a Z.Z. Top sound and lena, Tenn. dent ID anytime after 6 p.m., any man and a sadistic criminal in an Valentine's Day a bit of the Mississippi Delta "Luckily we have played day of the week. And where else in attempt to find a treasure chest. Holley Lodge blues. some bigger shows and now the general vicinity can you go en- Name that film for eight big points. ■Tarot, Palmistry, The line-up Includes Griffin, most of the guys we play with Joy a movie with such comfortable ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE: (10 Native American Bassist Larry Emmons, are guys who've been In the seats and the drink holders built POINTS) In the 1990 film Young Medicine Cards Drummer Greg Hoffman, and industry for a while," he says. into the seat? No where, that's Guns II, a certain character utters ■ Relationship readings "King of the Hammond B-3" Blues Is something new to where. So get to Woodland and get the line: "I'd rather drink turpen- ■ Local Area Artists Master Moe Denham. They this area, but It is an art form to the movies. On to the quiz. tine and piss on a brush fire." ■ Deadhead, Native also have additional session that has been around for a long EASY: (2 POINTS) In the mov- Name that character. Hint: He's American and personnel Jelly Roll Johnson time - It has been the roots be- ie Cocktail, Tom Cruise stars as a not one of The Regulators. African Goods on harp, Carson Witsett at the hind virtually every form of ^ TsnzinzuizinzuBinz! tn/iziJtzuizinzinzircL piano, The Muscle Shoals music in society today. Horns and background vocals "Get ready for some of the of Dorothy Moore, a Malaco best butt-rocking blues you've recording artist. heard in a long, long time!" The full-blown sound of the emphasizes "Blues Doctor" band Is exemplified through Russell Unnemann. 352-0796 HOURS: 6:00 A.M.-12:00 MIDNIGHT MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY SERVICE AREA: BOWLING GREEN $2.00 Fare $1.00 Fare Children For Persons For Elderly (65+) / 4 YRS OR UNDER 40 LBS. 4-64 Yrs. of Age Handicapped Persons Ride Free Of Charge Children 4-12 yrs. when with adult accompanied by an adult. Child muat ride In Child Restraint, Transit I.D. Card Required* Seata provided. Call 354-6203 For More Information 'Transit ID. 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All My Children: que's sake. Paul safeguards Brooke tells Tad about his Jenny. Bill follows Holly and Ha- past with Dixie. Brooke insists lifax. Survey studies our various signs of\ Dixie still loves Tad and that she Guiding Light: change that much as they get older, Tucker do something, i i] needs him. He doesn't re- by Julie Tagliaferm member Dixie. He remembers Eleni goes to great odds to Insider guest writer said. edqe." the night with Brooke. Tad re- reach Frank. Slavros lies for her. According to the survey, the number one Tucker also I turns to Pine Valley. Gloria gives Frank "Buzz" Sr. (Justin Deas) sign of romance is giving and receiving vision - plays a I herself to Adam in exchange lor flies to Springfield to confront flowers. It was followed by the exchanging of Valentine's Day I Jr.'s return to Dixie. Adam and Nadine. Bridget's escape is With Valentine's Day this weekend, many surprise gifts and sending and receiving cards mance because f Gloria see Tad and Brooke. foiled. Roger offers Jenna sup- people are rushing out to the card shops and or letters. advertisements I port at Spaulding if she wins the florists to buy their significant others symbols Although he thinks flowers and cards are Yet Tucker sal lawsuit. Bridget goes into labor. of their love. nice, Tucker said he doesn't see these as the kissing and love-j Another World: Blake goes to work for Vanessa. In our often hectic world, these materialistic best ways to show romance or celebrate Val- can does not. Douglas is suspicious of Cass Eve questions Nick's feelings means of showing love are what many con- entine's Day. Instead Tucker envisions the Many of the | and Christy. Vicky and Grant when she finds Nick's "Mindy" sider to be romantic, whereas kissing, cuddling ideal Valentine's Day with a candlelight meal survey did not I marry. A drunk Felicia makes a mementos. and other traditional signs of affection are fall- by the fireplace with a quartet singing the cou- cause they put it| scene at the reception. Dean and ing by the wayside, according to a recent study pie's favorite love songs to them. He also said said, Jenna talk marriage. Brett and done at the University. it is important to start off the day by telling the "Love-makind Raymond Tucker, professor of interperson- Ryan become romantic. Christy Loving: person you love them and share the reasons and less romancl al communications, recently conducted his why. not trying to mal| declares her love for Cass. Jake Isabelle schemes and saves fourth survey on romance - a topic he has a neat thing to < continues to snoop and strikes Clay. Louie refuses to help Clay been researching for 20 years. Tucker said he was surprised that saying "I In order to brj gold. Felicia's road to recovery with Dinah Lee. Shana desires He asked one hundred men and 165 wom- love you" was not at the top of the list. In real- romance back I begins. another child. Shana and Leo en at the University to rank 13 romantic acts grow closer. Isabelle "pays" ity, the phrase was twelfth on the list. it Is important fc which his former research had found to be the Stephanie to keep Ally and In addition, making love, kissing and cud- since social influj most popular in the United States. The stu- dling were among the least preferred ways of tinue. As the World Turns: Casey apart. Ally believes Ste- dents had to rank them in order of what they showing romance, according to the survey. "No one can; Evan receives the test results. phanie to be her new friend. considered to be the most romantic act. He turns to Emily and Connor. A One of the reasons these actions were not individual coupld Tucker then conducted the same survey to rejected Rosanna dates Hutch. One Life to Live: considered romantic is because they have be- romance, you arl 455 women and 333 men in five U.S. cities. come too common, Tucker said. don't, there will f Neal tells Scott not to rush Jason and Marty stage a hot The result of the surveys were the same, "People do not equate romance with things According to' things. For Duncan and Jessica, embrace for Lee Ann. Bo gets showing that people's romantic ideals do not they do often," Tucker said. "The longer they to keep the romJ racism rears its ugly head. Royce closer to finding Sarah's killer. calls Emily "Cynthia" in passion. Tina leaves Cain in Atlantic City Diamonds cure her bruised ego. to be with Cord. They make EUie lies to Kirk to set him free. How not to find a date Dating servil love. Cain is dumbfounded by Margo (Glynnis O'Connor) Tina's disappearance. Blair has receives bad news; Crystal has left town. Max and Luna prepare by Scott Rowe been killed. to destroy Mortimer and Renee's Insider staff writer by Jane Kilgore Insider managing editor relationship. Clint and Viki put aside their problems for Cord's Bold and the Beautiful: sake. For all of you who don't have a valentine, don't despair. Here is a Oh, the ups and downs of dat- Ridge is the father of Brooke's tongue in cheek guide to the many, many ways to meet a prospective ing. baby. The family reels with the Young and the Restless: valentine. Some old, some new and some ridiculous. Unfortunately for a lot of us, news. Now free, Eric turns his at- Jill wants another child. Mi- Bars are the most common way to meet someone new. In their there seem to be more downs that tentions to Sheila. Darla begins chael kills Rebecca. Dru scores smoky, alcohol-Induced environment most people look good, especially ups when searching for Miss or her undercover work at Forres- with Neil, who sees her in a new as the night wears on. This is commonly known as the "beer goggle" ef- Mister Cool. Yes, times are rough ter. Macy rejects Sly. Mike rea- light. Cricket and Danny feel fect which can cause permanent damage to your ego. these days and disappointments lizes the truth about Sheila. safe with Michael in New York. Probably the best way to find a future valentine is to have a friend set abound when you continually find Sheila makes moves to end the Paul doesn't share this feeling. you up on a date. This can be full of pressure as you feel the date should that the one you thought was so threat from Lauren. Darla turns With Rebecca dead, Michael go well because, according to your friend, "You two are perfect for each great wasn't so great or maybe was over the designs to Sally. feels safe. Following an argu- other." This can be risky as you are relying solely on your friend's great but just not so great for you, Brooke's baby is named. ment with Victor, Nikki goes into Judgement. It's also a good way to lose a friend. and so you think to yourself, premature labor. Classes are an excellent way to find the "right one." You can gain in- "Great. It happened again - an- Days of Our Lives: sight on their Intelligence and how they look on a rough morning. The other case of good lovin' gone John and Marlena swear to Beverly Hills 90210: problem with this method arises when halfway through a conversation bad." stay away from each other. Dylan's relations with his they say, "Oh, that's exactly what my boyfriend/girifriend says." End of Kimberiy tells Cariy to tell Nikki father continue to improve. conversation. If this happens to you more often the truth, but Lawrence refuses Brandon goes into a betting Arranged marriage is a centuries old concept. You don't have to deal than not, don't worry 'cause there and simply tells Nikki police are slump. Steve forgives David for with the singles scene which can be a pro and a con. The other con is may be a solution. Of course you investigating Lisanne's death. dumping him as manager. The pretty obvious. You're stuck for life with a mate you met yesterday. have heard of Matchmaker Interna- Tiffany and Bo search for the bookie warns Brandon he had Classifieds and party lines are a scary situation. How many people ac- tional and other dating services - missing evidence. Kimberly wor- better pay his debt. Jack tries to tually respond truthfully to these?'' Petite full-figured girt with unparal- t wait, wait, hear me out before you ries more about Nikki than her- tell Dylan the truth about what leled looks," means 5'2", 220 pound orange haired beauty. "Husky snort and go on to the next article. self. The found money still he's doing with the trust fund. man who loves fine dining and nights on the town," is actually an obese Believe It or not, the Toledo area plagues Jack. Sammi and Austin Dylan goes out to move the car man who loves Burger King table service and nights at the Beer 'n offers several of these services, and are thrown together. but a call from Kelly saves his Brawl. Most of these people should not be allowed to reproduce. the University even had it's own life. When Jack starts the car it Prostitution or escort services skip all the unecessary gift giving. Put it Valentine's Day set-up type deal. explodes, killing him. on the Visa. So read on, and maybe you will General Hospital: If you still haven't gained any insight on the intricacies of dating, find one you might like to try Just Felicia's future grows dimmer. Melrose Place: maybe Wally Pleasant, famous rock star from East Lansing, Mich, can for the heck of it. Sean and Tiffany fight over her Billy's relationship with shed some light on the situation. Matchmaker International, the obsession with Lucas. Their Amanda heats up while Alison Wally sings on "That's evolution" from his album Songs about service tliat I previously mentioned, marriage is in turmoil. Jason and resumes her relationship with Stuff,"The reason you're alone has nothing to do wtth anything specif- and Together are the two largest Karen are crowned king and Keith. A dinner party with Al- ic. In fact I think It's more scientific. The characteristics that you portray and best known organizations in queen at the dance. Jagger tells ison, Keith, Billy, and Amanda make people want to run away. And though I can offer you no solution. I the area. They have both been Karen he loves her. Dominique's leads to debate between Keith think it's got something to do with evolution." He adds, "There's noth- around for years, and are selective condition worsens. Scotty and and Amanda about the ethics of ing you can do about natural selection. So don't get stressed over a bar and personal in their business. Lucy make a truce for Domini- advertising. room rejection. That's evolution when you can't get a date. And that's Matchmaker refers to Itself as a evolution and it exists so you won't mate." "personal professional introduc- frMay.fcbMMT It, 1*tJ

> to the heart of Feb. 14 e-^^^S^t^^^S^^c-^ iffection nds to dull the emotional cause the majority of men are too macho to enforce the romance. the media - especially tele- He recommends the couple take a 30 role in what people do for minute walk every day to talk about the re- d how they perceive ro- lationship, however he said it will have to be ople are influenced by the consistently initiated by the woman or else the ysee. man will not do it. while the movies glorify aking, the average Ameri- "If romance isn't reinforced, the romantic interest will drop off," he said. "Each partner icipants in the romance has to give positive feedback." ; making love higher be- Tucker considers himself to be the most its own category, Tucker romantic person in the world, and says this is due largely to his attitude toward romance. His . physical but there is less message to men is that their relationship will in itj," he said. "People are improve if they become more romantic. it romantic, instead it is just "I believe romance is an attitude for another person, not something you do once a year," the traditional means of Tucker said. a relationship, Tucker said The attitude Involves not only saying you ouples to communicate love someone but showing the person "by do- ces, like the media, will con ing very tender things" including kissing their hand and looking at the person lovingly, he ve the problem except the said. he said. "If you talk about His recent survey will be included in the ikely to get it and if you book Tucker is coauthoring entitled Keeping a decrease in romance, the Romance in Love which will be completed cker, it Is up to the women by December - just In time for the next Valen- /nsidcrAson Kamykowski :e alive in a relationship be- tine's Day, Tucker laughed. Raymond Tucker Illustrates a romantic point to hit Interpersonal communications clams :es always an option Alternative things to do

tion service which arranges intro- or however long the interviewee by Courtney G,Gangemi Insider staff wri ter by Dorian Halkovich ductions between compatible indi- reveals Information - the more Insider staff writw viduals." Matchmaker knows about the per- As for the process of becoming a son and the better they can match member of Matchmaker, it is a little them with a member of the op- Want a way to cuddle up more detailed than you might imag- posite sex. with your Romeo on Valen- For some, Valentine's Day brings hope of good cheer and romantic ine. Initially, a Matchmaker em- Another local service offered tine's Day? Then why not bliss. For others It brings a bad taste to the mouth and a load of depres- ployee asks an interested person that is a little different fan the pop in a romantic movie sed antagonism. These people need an escape from the couples that run questions over the telephone to see former is called Hi Tech Singles. Hi from Late Nile Video. rampant on the dreaded holiday of Feb 14. if they have a membership to offer Tech has a 24 hour hotline, which There are a few different Many alternative activities exist to ease the agony of this much antici- and if so, offers them a complimen- gives all the latest information on movies rented for this love pated or dreaded day. Some suggestions for surviving in one piece are tary interview. The purpose of the upcoming singles parties that the holiday, and Late Nite the following. interview is for the organization to group sponsors. A typical party suggests good ole Ice Cas- Reading a horror book or renting a horror movie can take the mere find out what happened in the per- thrown by Hi Tech would include tles. This is okay if you're idea of romance from anyone's mind. Steven King Is one of those au- son's past relationships, to make drink specials, a live DJ and possi- into iceskating and crying, thors whose gory details and explict scenes can rip the very Image of sure they are realistic about the bly even as theme such as a toga or but you will need a full box of hearts and flowers from the mind. type of person that they would like bathing suit soiree. As 'Skip' says Puffs Plus for the movie, Another suggestion is throwing darts at the pictures of past loves. It to meet, and to confirm that they on the recording, "bust a move, Lovestory seems to do the trick for some. are emotionally ready to meet that rock-n-roll, get you friends and On a higher note, Late If darts aren't an amiable solution, how about bowling. The University person. come on out to mingle, socialize, Nite feels Can't Buy Me Lanes will be open from 3 to 10 p.m. on Sunday and the sheer physical Another portion of the interview or just come on over and party. Love Is a popular hit for the activity of actually hitting the pins could help (especially if you picture an includes filling out a questionnaire So if you've had enough of the holiday, along with The ex's face on the other end). Billiards will also be offered, which can have and showing three forms of identi- same old same old, get out there Prince of Tides. quite the same effect. fication so that potential customers and try something new and A quick survey of the em- If these two activities are not physical enough, the Student Rec Center can be screened by the service. different - forget having your ployees here at The BG can offer a good place to work off some of that aggression and aggrava- Also, those Interested are inquired friends set you up with someone News revealed that Pretty tion. Even doing some exercise In your room might help. about their interests and activities, Woman deserves a spot on Staying in the room might not appeal to some of you either and alter- you would "just be perfect with," natives do exist for that The Holley Lodge on West Wooster is offering and the mental, physical and emo- the last-resort idea of prearranged the "VCR Love List." Along tional qualities that they would like marriages planned by your parents with Ghost, Dying Young, a Psychic Fair and Ethnic Marketplace from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tarot, to find in a lady or gentlemen. and looking for love in all the The Cutting Edge, Far palmistry and relationship readings will be a focus of the exibit but they The entire Interview usually wrong places, and let a dating ser- and Away, and the tra- are also offering African, Guatemalan, Indian, Dead Head, and Meta- takes one and a half to two hours, vice do the work for you. ditional Thornbirds. physical goods to appease those who enjoy something a little different If you're more into the than everyday fare. "hot and heavy petting" for Another good alternative for a day out is to treat yourself to something this love night you might special that you ordinarily wouldn't do. Going shopping and splurging want to try Nine and 1/2 on a new outfit or a new CD might lighten your wallet but also your Weeks, or Wild Orchid. heart. Taking a trip out In a group for a good dinner might also help m With whatever you watch since that seems to be one of the things college students lack most. or don't this Sunday night, Of course these are only suggestions, but they have been tried year make sure your VCR is full after year by at least a few people. Combine them at will or choose one with a hot love story., .just in that will suit you best. Just remember one thing. ..you are not alone In case! not having a Valentine but you also might just be better off. Sometimes the best company is your own. pMut, M»r—nr n. itw 8 iMMwMagaslM Need to find a job this summer? cedar8poSt a paycheck. Many employees say by Courtney Gingemi ployees work a full 48 hours per hours. They have a Rec Center and the beach. It Is a valuable job ln«ioV»toffwritar Its also an experience to re- week. Hours and shifts tend to vary that serves up burgers, pizza, and experience, with good wages plus member. Brian Weed, a freshman during the season. other fast-food Junk, and the Em- a bonus program. at BG, has worked at Cedar Point For those living outside a ployee Cafeteria includes a more for the last four summers In the 25-mile radius, dormitories and healthy menu, with extensive op- Cedar Point Representatives will Looking for a way to cam food department. He believes "it's apartment-like complexes are tions. be Interviewing at Bowling Green's money this summer and nave fun a fun experience, and a place to available from $16.80 to $21.60 The Personnel Department at Best Western Falcon Plaza, 1450 while you're working? Apply at meet new people.. .not to mention per week. The price includes towel Cedar Point feel a job anywhere E. Wooster, In the Bishop Room Cedar Point, and join 3,500 other you can make quite a bit of and linen exchange each week. It's else is pointless. They offer ?n ex- next Monday, Feb. 15 and Tues- 1993 employees. money." The basic wage for most great If you hate to do laundry. tensive social and recreational pro- day, Feb. 16. The Interviews are Working at Cedar Point over the job opportunities Is $4.25 per But what about food? You'll gram, along with FREE admission scheduled to run from 10 a.m. until summer gets you much more than hour, and on the average em- have to eat after working TONS of to the amusement park, Soak City, 4 p.m. Walk-Ins are welcome. 'Pelican' aims for BODYGUARD ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK ALBLM paperback sales INCLUDES THE • 1 Mil "I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOtT byJ.J. Thompson PUJS BG News refugee HVE MORE NEW WHITNEY HOUSTON We admit it. We didn't think SONGS he could do it again. When Insider and BG News slaves heard author John Grisham released his new book, The Pelican Brief, we were skeptical it would You'll love measure up to his best-selling novel The Firm . But the quick-moving, ac- our music tion-packed Pelican shouldn't disappoint anyone who en- joyed Grisham's last legal thril- prices! ler. Now available In paperback, the book opens with the assas- sination of two Supreme Court justices. As the F.B.I, and C.I.A. scramble to find a mo- John Gfteham $ 99 EVBf tive and a killer in Washington, MudM D.C., a brilliant law student In will erase any traces of doubt CASSETTE IWNHTHI New Orleans forms a theory of the reader may harbor In the PMONC WOULD MM her own. beginning. 7 ULIMBM 1 CAN MEAN Darby Shaw spends four The first few chapters of the •NWAlMtOlOVl days and nights at Tulane law book read rather stow, but the ITHMKm school library and writes a brief plot soon explodes and moves Mmouau detailing who she believes at a break-neck pace that won't 88 killed the two justices. To her, let up to the last page. -^-^ ALBUM -*^ OFTHIIR it was a shot in the dark, but His characters are believable CD CABIBR when someone tries to kill her and Interesting, although some a few days after she wrote It, border on the stereotypical. Shaw wonders how accurate Gray Grantham, a star in- she really was. vestigative reDorter from The svw After the attempt on her life, Washington Post, is portrayed , -». It's About Time _. $788 Shaw goes on the run and tries at first as a hardened, cynical I®**> features: "*« to find out what information In journalist who will stoop to #CASSETTE her brief Is worth killing for. anything to get a story. This While It is difficult to believe flat, overused characterization two Supreme Court Justices threatens to hurt the plot, but can be assaslnated, Grisham Grisham manages to add some manages to weave a tale that depth to his personality. By the end of the book, Grantham turns Into a more Interesting, "An enjoyable and and believable character. easy-to-read novel, An enjoyable and easy-to- 'The Pelican Brief is read novel, The Pelican Brief is a good book to grab when 1080 S. MAIN STREET, a good book to grab you have a few hours to kill and food when you have a need a study break. Once you race through Pelican , you can BOWLING GREEN few hours to kill and took forward to Grisham's new SUPERMARKETS need a study book, The Client, which will OPEN 24 HOURS break/' be released In hardcover March PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY. FEB. 20. 1993. / 3. Vrjs»*»** J.J. Thompson, Tune into WUPW Fox-36 Mon- day at 8 p.m. to see Keenen Ivory Wayans in his pre-Living Colour days, as he stars in the comedy I'm Gonna Git You Sucka. The film co-stars Jim Brown, Isaac Hayes, and Bowling Green alum- nus Bemie Casey.

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