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by Don Lac counted food poisoning, (but) we staff reporter haven't yet found a common food exposure," said Joshua Doctors are beginning to rule Kaplan, director of the Student out food poisoning as a cause of Health Center. the illness that has sent about 50 Kaplan said the more common University students to Wood types of food poisoning, such as County Hospital this week. staph infections, had been ruled Larry Sorrells, environmental out. The more dangerous types, health director for the Wood such as salmonella, had also County Health Department, said been ruled out, he said. Tuesday that one-third of the Sorrells and Kaplan both said students affected who were in- that a viral infection, which terviewed by the Health Depart- could have been carried into the ment "just didn't fit" the kitchen by one person and later pattern of symptoms associated rad, was a possible cause of with food poisoning. outbreak, although Kaplan Kaplan said eight people were called this "conjecture." sent by the Student Health Cen- The affected students' eating ter to Wood County Hospital habits for several days before Tuesday and one of those was the outbreak will have to be admitted. One student was sent studied to determine if a virus is to the emergency room yester- the cause, because symptoms of day he said. a viral infection take a longer All the students had eaten at time to show up after the virus McDonald Quadrangle's cafete- enters the body, Kaplan said. ria or at Towers Inn, which Sorrells said the symptoms shares a kitchen with McDon- were similar to a case in an ald, he said. elementary school in Northwood The department found no cor- "two or three" years ago, when relation between the students food poisoning was ruled out as a who were ill and the food eaten, cause and a viral infection was he said. THE BLAME was originally blood samples taken in Alex Horvath placed on chicken served for the Northwood case were sent to Styxing it out lunch and dinner at McDonald, the Center for Disease Control in At club lacrosse team practice, Kevin Cunningham, sophmore computer science major, tries to work his way around defenseman but "people are sick who didn't Atlanta but the tests were never Gordon Green, junior electronics major. The team begins Its home scheudule Sept. 28 agaisnt Heidleberg University. eat chicken," Sorrells said. run. The file for that case is still "We havent completely dis- open, Sorrells said. Lebanon kidnap victim released; six remain CONCORD, NJL (AP) - The Rev. cans might also be obtained. Unconfirmed reports about Weir's Neither Reagan nor Djerejian of- claiming to represent Islamic Holy Benjamin Weir is free after a 16-month "We were trying to keep it so quiet release surfaced Saturday with an fered any details about his release. War or Islamic Jihad, a terrorist kidnapping ordeal in Lebanon, but because we don't want to do anything anonymous telephone call to the Reut- DJEREJIAN REFUSED to answer group, told the French news agency President Reagan said yesterday that that endangers the chances of the other ers news agency. The Presbyterian ; on why only Weir had been Agenee France Press that his organiza- he "will not be satisfied" until the six six," Reagan said at the conclusion of a Church said early yesterday that Weir tion was behind the incident. remaining American captives also are speech promoting his tax reform pro- had been freed. Soon afterward, Rea- According to Djereiian, officials had The caller said Weir's abduction was released. posal. gan supplied the official confirmation hoped the release last week of the last meant to "reiterate our commitment to Weir was released to U.S. authorities But White House spokesman Edward mat Wen* was back in America. Lebanese prisoners held at Israel's the first statement we made after the in Beirut on Saturday, but an an- Djereiian said it became apparent Weir, 61, a Presbyterian minister, Atlit prison camp "would improve the U.S. Marine headquarters blast that we nouncement was withheld to determine Tuesday night that no more releases was kidnapped by terrorists May 8, atmosphere in the region.' won't allow any American on Lebanese whether the release of the other Ameri- were' 1964, in Beirut. When Weir was kidnapped, a man soil" Experts oppose Unusual funds assist library female football Patrons praise wide selection Claim contact too dangerous by Jim Nieman staff reporter Editor's note: This is the sec- ond of a three-part series on There is a library in Bowl- girls playing high school foot- aGreen that has paid for its ball. Tomorrow a look at play- re collection of books era'reactions. through fines - not overdue book fines, but fines issued because of liquor and traffic by Ron Fritz violations and forfeited bail and Meg Tlemey money. staff reporters "It's not like any other li- brary," said Marianne Ma- Contact football is not a sport son, librarian at the Wood for girls, according to a number County Law Library, located of specialists. at Court House Square ad- As a result of a testimony by joined to the Wood County Dr. Don Mitchell, an orthopedic Courthouse. She said the li- surgeon in Knoxville, Tenn., the Knox County School Board ruled brary is funded entirely through fines levied by the two girls ineligible to play high county courts. school football. Mitchell told the great that a girl can play all of "We thank our lucky stars school board that girls were the other sports, but I wouldn't that I-7S runs through Wood more likely to get injured on the subject my own daughter to County," Mason said, refer- football field than boys. football. The strength factor is BG News/Joe Pheian 1 ring to the large amount of Dave Woessner. from the Wood County prosecuters office, (left) and John Naayers, from the "God made women the the biggest reason. ' money received from traffic weaker sex," Mitchell said. Joe Larue, former part-owner public defenders office, research different cases. Although they're always opponents In the and head coach of the Cleveland violation fines on the inter- courtroom they share the same table In the Wood County Law Library. When they clash in court the "good "And if they are allowed to play, state. that will only help my orthope- Brewers - a team that was a • See Law, page 5. guys always win," Woessner says. dic business?" member of the now defunct Mitchell said his statements Women's Professional Football are backed by stacks of medical League - said women only journals and research done on should play against women. the subject of men vs. women. "Our league was the greatest He said several physical differ- thing In the world for women ences between the sexes should who wanted to play football," Fall election may alter Council seats prevent women from playing Larue said. "But a woman can't football. compete against a man on the football field. No way. It's a James Davidson. Henry holds is involved in a lot of activities Herald's opponent in the fourth "A WOMAN'S capability for totally different ball game when by PMttp B. Wilton staff reporter the position after being ap- between the University and the ward will be Democrat Ted Bar- muscular build-up is much less they get up against the men." pointed by Council to replace town. He's in touch with the ber. man that of a male," he said. The City Council's majority is Allen Mayberry last year. University and the town and There are two Democrats and "Even if the women are of equal THE ADVICE of doctors and Davidson's name was not orig- senses the needs of both because one Republican vying for the weight, the male has much more trainers about girls playing foot- Republican but area Democrats beBeve this November's elec- inally on the ballot but when he's part of both." two at-large seats. Incumbent power.' ball induced Coach Richard Michael Marsden accepted an Council President and Republi- Bridges from Doyle High School tions could change all that. Mitchell also said women's leg Although Democrat Coun- administrative post at five Uni- THE THIRD ward Is a re- can John Quinn will run against alignments are different from in Knoxville to prohibit girls from playing on his team. cilman David Elsass, former versity In August, the Wood match from the last election Democrat incumbent Joyce men's, making them more sus- dean of education at the Univer- County Democratic Executive when Republican Bill Blair de- Keoke and Democrat Joseph ceptible to knee injuries. "I'm lust trying to be care- Committee chose a replace- feated Democrat Jerry Lee. ful," Bridges said. "I just cant sity, is running unopposed in the Corral. The two leading vote- Bill Jones, head athletic second ward, three other wards ment. "Both men are good men," getters will represent those two trainer for the University, has stand to see them hurt." Bridges noted mat Tennessee and two aMarge seats are being said Republican Councilman spots. been involved with football for challenged. Alien Baldwin, chairman of Edward Miller. "He's (Blair) Baldwin believes there's an IS years and said there are too doesn't have any laws to keep the girls off the playing Held, but In the first ward, which en- the committee, believes David- been a very active person in his excellent chance for a Demo- many injuries in the sport. compasses the University, the son can unseat Henry. work with Council and the com- cratic majority in Council but ■It's hard enough for a left it up to the school board to make the final decision. He also race is between Republican "His chances of getting it are munity in the past two years." Miller said he expects all the school boy to stay] Cindy Henry and Democrat excellent," Baldwin said. "Jim Republican Incumbent Bill Republicans to return. playing football/ he i • See FeetbaU, page S. Editorial BG News/September 19,1985 2

Mall vote needed Rock music tunes out morals In our estimation, the city of Bowling Green made Responsibility of censorship belongs in parents' hands a mistake. History may repeat itself in Center Township. Bowling Green balked at the prospect of hosting a by Bill Melden call the recording industry to venience stores keep such mag- and. label the offensive records, account for the gross excesses it azines as Penthouse under the result would probably be the $20 million shopping mall. When the project was In recent weeks the public has permitted and promoted. wraps (literally or figuratively). opposite of what the parents' presented last October by The Mall Co., City conscience, already throbbing Feminist groups, usually quite Inevitably, the record compa- groups intended. Nothing would Council voted against the project 4-3. and heaving beneath the weight vociferous in their opposition to nies, their "artists," and the Be more enticing to most teen- Center Township also is exhibiting a severe case of such troublesome questions other forms of pornography, usual civil-liberties crowd, are agers than a bright red "warn- of progress paranoia. Tuesday night the zoning as South Africa, the national have been inexplicably silent on hollering at the top of their lungs ing label" advertising the shock debt, and the plight of the Amer- the rock issue, although a clue about "censorship" and the sup- content of a record or videotape; board axed a proposal that would have allowed The ican farmer, has been saddled as to their sentiments may have posedly absolute protection of and, in a sort of cultural equiva- Mall Co. to build the shopping center on 50 acres of with yet another agonizing bur- been provided a few months the First Amendment. So much lent of Gresham's Law, the filth land at Newton Road and Route 25. den: the aggressive immorality back, when Ms. magazine gave for corporate responsibility. would quickly drive out the qual- But there is still hope, albeit dim. By voting of contemporary rock 'n' roll one of its "Outstanding Achieve- The concern, nay, the anger of ity material. Bruce Springsteen unanimously next Tuesday, the Township's three music. ment" awards to Cynai Lauper. the citizens! groups is not only and Dionne Warwick would soon The controversy is nothing One of Lauper's biggest hits, a understandable, but long over- go the way of the "G"- rated trustees can overturn the 3-2 vote by the zoning new, of course, and puts one in bit of caterwauling entitled "She due. The current controversy movie, and we would be left with board. mind of the cultural uproar pro- Bop," was a hymn to female does not revolve around Fats nothing but Prince squealing We implore the board of trustees to recognize the voked thirty years ago by the masturbation. Apparently, the Domino recalling the rhapsodies about the pleasures of mastur- benefits the project would bring to Center Town- shimmies and sneers of Elvis feminist movement only objects of Blueberry HOI, or K.C. and bation, and the heavy-metal ship and Wood County and vote in favor of the Presley. Plus ca change, as the to pornography which depicts the Sunshine Band exhorting types sacrificing their drug- Frogs say: the more things males and females together. their audience to shake its cot addled groupies to Satan. zoning change. change, the more they stay the lective booty. The protests cen- Something must be done about Township officials voiced their reservations at same. What citizens'groups are call- ter on "songs" which extol the all this, but it will certainly the zoning meeting. They claimed township roads Well, not quite. Elvis is sneer- ing for, essentially, is a rating alleged joys of sado-masochism, never be done in the offices of would suffer from the increased traffic and that the ing at the angels now, his once- system for records, similar to suicide, perversion, and almost the moral imbeciles of the re- mall would worsen drainage conditions for the subversive pelvis nestled be- that currently used for motion unimaginable blasphemy. One cord industry. The logical place neath the gentle sod of Mem- pictures: i.e.. either a rating of performer recommends sex at for parental action is In the Toussaint Creek, which runs through the property. phis, but the debate rages anew, "R" or "PG ' for records con- noint; in fairness, however, home. Petitions and pressure Pardoning the pun, those arguments don't hold and not without reason. The taining objectionable content, or ould be noted that it would groups will never take the place water. subtle innuendoes and clever such specific labels as "V" for be socially impossible for this of parental love and guidance - Road paving is expensive, but such projects euphemisms which have long violent content, "D/A" for con- particular fellow to find a part- although, sad to say. the pet sometimes qualify for federal funds. And in some characterized rock music's pre- tent glamorizing the use of ner any other way. itions are ever so much easier. occupation with sex have now drugs and alcohol, and so forth. However commendable the cases a township can turn over a road to the county been replaced by the shrieks and The groups are also asking that goals of the citizens' groups, it is Melden, a free-lance writer for maintenance. howls of thugs and morons who record stores display albums unlikely that their protests will from Chattanooga, Tenn., lives The proposed mall would actually improve the celebrate, in hideously explicit with graphic covers a bit less do any good. Even if the record in Bowling Green and is a col- Toussaint*s drainage, despite local concern. Devel- terms, such things as sodomy, prominently, just as many con- industry decided to cooperate umnist for the News. opers proposed a widened course for the creek and rape, Satanism, and every con- ceivable form of violence. a retention basin, which would improve creek To make matters worse, what drainage, according to Wood County Commisioner was once confined to the radio Alvin Perkins. and the phonograph has now As for money, the mall would generate an esti- invaded television, and one can mated $200,000 for Bowling Green schools, $200,000 hardly turn the infernal device I PONT IPONt ItoNTKISS on without having one's eyes and in sales taxes for Wood County and $26,000 in ears assaulted by some of the ASSOCIATE AWBOPV property taxes for Center Township. grisliest spectacles ever wit- WfTHGrVtf. OR VISIT ORppfMK The mall would create 500 full-time jobs. nessed in peacetime. Watcliing HOSPITALS. It's time for Center Township to accept change. MTV, or any of the late-night FROMPUBUC It's time to clear the path for for a shopping mall. video wallows inflicted upon the viewer by the idiots at the net- Rxwwws works, is like watching the Viet Cong perform some wretched ballet by the Marquis de Sade. The situation is deeply offen- iPotfrGo iwrwm rousr Economy of blame sive to anyone whose critical ..,.11% faculties have not been ravaged ID. GREAT- by drugs or venereal disease, by Art Buchwald vice president might have one ID Bg chief blame-taker and three as- and it has become intolerable to Companies throughout the sistants. The chief blame-taker an ever-increasing number of AUV6, world are either in the midst of distributes the blame among the citizens, who have resolved to do Movies,.. expanding or in the process of others. But then the president something about it. Such newly- economizing. One major cor- sends down word to the heads of organized groups as the Par- poration has closed down all its the departments that they have ents' Music Resource Center European supervisory offices in to cut their staffs and instead of and National Music Review a wave of economy. four people, they can only have Council have been joined by the Since most people are inno- one.'' National PTA in their efforts to cent victims of economy drives, 9HS-Cm*tO&iU'/AHtDl -UWWflsm#tfBM), I have, as a public service, con- "The department head natu- tacted Robert Goldbogen, who rally keeps the chief blame- specializes in studying economy taker?" drives. "Not necessarily. The depart- Respond "Mr. Goldbogen, what does an ment head keeps the one who Women also harassed economy drive really mean?" takes the blame the best. The "It means," Goldbogen said, chief blame-taker may be good Toe BG News editorial "that the president of the com- at dispensing blame, but weak page is your campus forum. pany has had to report to the on taking it himself." by Marilyn Friedman the many forms of unwanted which is sexually harassing to stockholders that the profits are "Then the economy problem sexual aggression which many women. Letters and guest columns lower than anticipated and he is is settled?" The recent arrests made at men inflict on many women on a should be typewritten, dou- starting measures to turn the "On the contrary, this is the the University for indecent ex- daily basis - on this campus and The idea of sexual activity in a ble-spaced and signed. Your tide. As a start, he announces an most dangerous type of econ- posure and soliciting sexual ac- throughout our society. There men's room conjures up images address and phone number economy drive will be put in omy there is. Since the head of tivity seem outrageously unjust. are wolf whistles, catcalls, sex- of homosexuality in the minds of must be included. effect. If he's still president af- the department keeps blaming Sexual behavior should not be ual innuendos, unwanted touch- many. The extreme overreac- ter the report he has to follow one person for everything that the subject of legal penalties ing, intrusive remarks about tion of Bowling Green's two se- Letters to the editor should through on his promise." goes wrong, eventually the pres- unless it involves someone's vio- women's bodies, male stag par- curity forces seems to be the not be longer than 200 words "What does he do first?" ident asks why the head of the lation, harassment, or mistreat- ties, sexploitation of women's result of our society's excessive and columns should not be "He fires two men, one In the department doesn't fire him, ment. bodies - not to mention the hatred of what it considers to be longer than 500 words. mail room and the elevator op- then he will have to take the Campus police officers and clearly illegal acts like rape. homosexuality. But this is an erator." blame himself." Bowling Green police appar- outrage. The News reserves the "But who runs the elevator?" "When he takes the blame, he ently spent more than a month right to reject submissions "At a cost of only $45,000, a will be fired as well, and pretty this summer lurking in the bath- No woman is safe from the Homosexual soliciting is no that are in bad taste, mali- self-service elevator is in- soon the president will have to rooms of University Hall trying sexual aggression of (many) more harassing, in itself, than cious or libelous. stalled." take the blame. Then the stock- to arrest people. According to heterosexual men. Women who heterosexual soliciting. In fact, "That's all?" holders will force his resigna- the Aug. 29 Toledo Blade, the are not considered attractive the latter Is overwhelmingly All submissions are subject "No, it really isn't as economi- tion." security operation began with enough to be the victims of sex- more prevalent and more deeply to condensation, and opinions cal to fire the mail room em- "What can one do to make the complaints of one University ual conquest are often victim- entrenched in our culture and printed do not necessarily ployee as one might think. sure one is not a victim of an employee that he saw two pairs ized in a different, sex-related therefore, a much larger prob- reflect those of the staff. Someone has to deliver impor- economy cut?" of lees in one stall in the Univer- way. They are often mocked, lem. tant packages and letters by "Take the bull by the horns. sity Hall first floor men's room, ridiculed, or abused by men for No sexual behavior should be Please address submis- hand, so a higher-priced em- When you smell an economy cut and that one or possibly two men what men consider their sexual the subject of legal penalties sions to: ployee is sent instead. This per- you must immediately go in to looked over into another stall. undesirability. unless it involves the ha- son, not familiar with the city, see the boss and ask him to let This does not warrant the sort of rassment, mistreatment, or vio- Editorial Editor takes twice as long to do the yougo." security operation that actually These forms of heterosexual lation of someone. When it does The BG News job." "Tell him you're expendable, ensued. The first complaint is male harassment of women are not involve such treatment, the 211 West HaB "When the president discov- and you feel the company is not about a victimless crime. No one so common in everyday life that law does not belong in the bed- ers that the firing of the mail getting its money's worth. The seems to have been violated, many people do not even regard rooms, or bathrooms, of this room employee and the elevator boss will immediately smell a mistreated, or harassed by the them as wrong. Women who society. Correction operatornas not solved his prob- rat and decide you're trying to "two pairs of legs in one stall." complain are not taken seriously It was incorrectly stated in lem, he makes further econ- go over to the opposition and you There is some harassment and may be further ridiculed. The real scandal is not what Wednesday's News that J. omies." will be kept on the payroll until going on when one person is There is no undercover security certain men did or did not do in David Reeves, a 1985 grad- "How does he do this?" hell freezes over." luiwulingly observed by another operation going on to stop it. But the men's room of University uate of the University, was a "Every large company has Art Buchwald is a syndicated while using the commode. But when one man complains about Hall, but that they were ever teaching assistant in the de- certain people that they employ columnist for the Los Angeles this is not a sufficient reason to possible sexual behavior in a charged with crimes in the first partment of political science. just to blame things on. Each Times. mount an extensive undercover men's room, male security place. operation which results in the forces act at once to suppress Reeves was actually a tea- THE BG NEWS arrest of 11 men and the possible the activity. The double stan- Friedman is an assistant pro- ching assistant in the depart- Ed*x P**1d* P*t*r Copyaraor ruin of their lives. There is no dard of taking only heterosexual fessor of philosophy at the Uni- ment of ethnic studies. Managing adtor Gaort Barnard Copyadfcx certainty that the man or men versity and is Interim director of MmagngMU Hen Bmmarl copy**** OMHMng men's sexual complaints se- Nawaadtor JBTrudaau Ccpyaoitor. Din HanMil who looked into another stall riously reinforces a culture Women's Studies. The News regrets the error. MMMdnlyf* Wkaadtor Caraaj Hombargar were even among those who pnotoadtar Friday adltor Orag Klarta were arrested. None of those Sport* *rj»x Prod tupf , BobOKMon arrested were charged with this BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed AM KWtlWK TomHaad Prod aup'r Sam tor**! particular act CMaicopyarJior Prod aup'r Douglaa Kaufman ons'vmoffme vmwEtoKroNxmeif KHXm.5- KX rW . not iHulmiMW X Nrmg praotb**. indecent exposure, it is not clear Tht BO NOT* *■ not acoaopt advamalng trial la flaamad dUcflmMtory. dagmrJng or what this even means in the MuBng on Iha baak m not. ■> or national origin context of a public washroom. copyright 1H6 by tha BG Haw. at ngnta raaarvad Buamaaa Offica EtMortal OHoa In regard to soliciting sexual 214 Waal Hal Ph (4191 3722S01 210 Watt Hal Pn (4191 372-2803 activity, yes, there is something Bowing Oraan Slat* Unlvaraty harassing in this behavior. But Bowing Oman, Onto 43403 the soliciting involved cannot Hour*: 8 Ml to 8 p m. Monday through Frtdajr have been more harassing than Local BG Newi/September 19,1985 3 Sunglasses splash color on University

by Beth Thompson more sunglasses and started and Baldridge have sold about reporter using the "splashing" technique $3,000 to $4,000 worth of to custom-design each pair. "splashed" products. A new business has splashed Baldridge, marketing major, its way into Bowling Green en- directs the marketing and sales All 88 different styles of sung- abling its customers to view the of "First Impressions." The lasses sell for less than $10 at world in a more colorful way. popularity of the sunglasses led three locations in Bowling Robbie First and Mike Bal- to ^'splashing" a line of clothing Green. The "splashed" shirts dridge, both juniors, occupy a for both men and women. The are priced under $25 although lot of their spare time marketing new clothing line, called "Lee prices may vary. Trie three loca- custom-designed sunglasses for Splash," features sweat fash- tions are JT's carry-out, 405 their own company, ''First Im- ions, such as shirts, long sweat- Thurstin, Seasons-N-Styles, 123 pressions." The technique they shirt dresses, and cardigan S. Main St, and Cycle Werks, 134 use is called "splashing," in sweaters. E. Court St. which colorful plastic ink is ap- All of the products marketed First's and Baldridge's de- plied to the glasses. by "First Impressions" are or- signs are being sold in Florida, dered through mail-order cata- Indiana and Michigan. Some of According to First, an RTVF logs and then custom-designed the contacts are businesses and major and president of "First by First and Baldridge. some are college students pro- Impressions," this sunglass moting the sunglasses. trend originated with surfers on Last spring semester, Bal- the Bast Coast. dridge and First combined ef- Future plans for First and forts with friend Shawn Kungul, Baldridge include hiring Univer- In Bowling Green, the idea senior RTVF major, and began sity students to represent differ- materialized last fall when he "splashing" a line of jewelry. ent organizations such as worked at a local T-shirt factory sororities, fraternities and dor- called Screen Printed Products. Most of the design production mitories as fund-raising activ- First they looked at catologs at of the "First Impressions" prod- ities. As a representative, the work to price sunglasses for ucts went on this summer to student would buy a starter kit mail order. They later keep the work out of the way of of sunglasses for $50, which in- "splashed" them themselves. the schoolwork. During the sum- cludes 12 pairs of sunglasses. Eighty dollars were invested in mer, more than 500 pairs of Then the representative would BG News/Kevin Hopkins the first order of sunglasses and sunglasses were "splashed." 8D to businesses or organiza- they all sold within a week. The Balaridge works on the market- ons and place orders. A rep- Mike Baldrige. junior marketing major, and Robbie First, junior radio TV film major, display a sampling of profits from the first order were ing and sales during the school resentative's wages would the 88 styles of First Impressions sunglasses that they market in Bowling Green and around the East Coast. reinvested into their next order. year. depend on the number of glasses First they placed an order for In the past six months, First ordered. i expires 9-24-851 OPEN M-SAT Reg. $10 FREE DEL. DEL. 11:00 CRWU3F1LM5 Haircut 352-4663 SUN DEL. 12:00 Hours % Su Mon. - 9:30 - 5:00 *> Me QuW> T, W, TH, - 9:30 - 6:30 The Best Italian Subs in B.G. Fri./Sot. Sept. 20/21 Fri./Sat. Sept. 20-21 Fri. - 9:30 - 7:00 Brings you the 'Olympic Event' 210 MSC 210 MSC Sat. - 9:30 - 4:00 8:00, 10:00 Midnight —our 4 ft. party sub. At $16.95 $1.50 w/ BGSU I.D. $1.50 w/ BGSU I.D. This Tasters' Delight comes with Ham, Dr. Strangelove THE HAIR REPAIR Salami, Turkey, Swiss, Provolone cheese, Thur., Sept. 19 "Where quality comes first" Gish Theater located In the Stadium View Shopping Center Mayo, Let., Tom., Onions, Peppers, & our 8:00 Italian dressing. FREE Lois Leah Suite 352*2566 (please order 24 hrs. ahead)

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New postal routes distressing Ohio laws determine by MdtaM McGUUvray Last year the mail arrived out. "We continually get calls and sex conduct charges reporter between noon and 1 p.m. get asked where (the mail) is," Only federal mafl has been BECAUSE OF the re-routing, said Barb Colnar, a senior resi- by Janet Pavaako is not a homosexual, or with- A sign In one of the residence affected by the change; campus some dorms did not receive dent adviser public relations stan reporter out knowledge or indication of halls slates, "Mall will not be in mail is being delivered at the their mail until 7 p.m. or later major in McDonald West. that man's sexual preference. until after 3:30 p.m. for the rest usual time. the second week of classes. Wal- All the dorms on campus are Importuning, solicitation Importuning is of a more se- of the year." Herb Wallace, supervisor of lace explained this was only experiencing similar delays in and indecent exposure - the rious offense than solicitation The sign, accounting for the delivery and mails for the city because of the backload of mail mail arrival and are receiving misdemeanor offenses in- and Indecent exposure." postal delivery delay, has left post office, said the postal routes from the Labor Day holiday and complaints. volved in eleven cases pen- ' students angry and disap- are changed every three or four will not be a regular occurrence. ding in Bowling Green as a Maximum pttmWft for im- years by the postmaster, ACCORDING TO Colnar, result of the Universi- portuning are a sentence of The mail has been arriving ''according to the growth of the "The soonest it will be arriv- there is nothing the dorm office ty/Henna balls men's res- six months in Jail and/or a later in the residence halls, be- city of Bowling Green." ing is between 3 and 4 o'clock for workers can do about the late troom Investigation - have One of $1,000, the code states. tween 3:30 and 4:30 p.m., be- Since Bowling Green keeps at least a couple of months," arrival. been In Ohio law since 1974. "Solicitation involves a sit- cause of a change In postal growing, the postal routes mutt Wallace said. uation where money is ex- routes by the Bowling Green be adjusted so the carriers can The post office is trying to "We feel bad we can't give the Importuning as defined by changed for sexual contact," City Post Office. more efficiently get the mall train their carriers for the new residents what they want or the Ohio Revised Code in- Scott said. route. After they are trained, the what they're used to," she said. According to the Ohio Re- mail should start arriving volves solicitation to engage sooner than 3:30 p.m., but not as A petition in McDonald West in sexual activity with a vised Code, a misdemeanor FKLtSAT. early as last year. with S3 names expressed the member of the same sex, offense of the fourth degree is ONLY .. when the offender knows subject to a maximum sen- 12.00 students' dissatisfaction with MIPNITE QtiOW A small number of students the new postal arrangement. such solicitation Is offensive tence of 30 days In jail and/or have called the post office to One of the residents, Carla to that person, or is reckless a maximum fine of $280. UNIMA IS 2 CLA ZEl in that regard." "INDECENT EXPOSURE be said, but they Brunarski, a freshman pre-med is a typical flashing incident r understand once the new student who started the petition, and Involves the display of MARLON BRANDO'S j situation la explained calls the wait for mail "ridicu- ACCORDING TO Sandra MONTY to them. Scott, the Student Legal Serv- genital areas in the presence ALL TIME lous." of another person," Scott CLASSIC Several resident advisers who She plans to continue the peti- ices attorney defending Ja- PYTHON work at the resident hall desks tion and then send a letter to the mie Rttggtero, a University said. "The exposure is offen- AND THE LAST TANGO have also received complaints post office objecting to the do- graduate ttnfiwit charged sive to that person or in reck- IN PARIS (R) from residents. with soliciting, "Importuning less disregard." HOLY GRAIL (R) is aimed at homosexuals so- Indecent exposure also is a liciting sex with another man misdemeanor of the fourth THURSDAY STUDENTS with knowledge that the man degree. WITH VALID IDS >* ONLY J2.00 J5S : beer. wmt fht*t 4wmactWtr \\ EEK! PETER O'TOOLE ; MARELa. HEKMQWAYi«,anidHA ■ CMMjeBM-Jta,.)! 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Law Continued from page 1. During its existence, the li- Services) and her predecessor overcrowded, and many Toledo brary has accumulated more have spent many hours in here," lawyers do research in Wood than 18,000 volumes, Mason Mason said. County. said. She is not sure when the Scott said she didn't have the AVAILABLE AT the library library was first established, but opportunity to use the library as are microform materials of said, "We have notes dating often as she would like, but lesser-known decisions in Ohio, back to 1911." added that the law library would the Westlaw computer-assisted MASON SAID the library was be helpful for "anyone taking legal research system, law Jour- Churchill's housed in the attic of the court- constitutional law, business law nals and treatise sections for house for about 60 years and had and real estate." federal and state law, Mason expanded to include a Jury as- Mason said, "It's one of the said. sembly room before moving into better county law libraries in "But three-quarters of the li- its present location in 1979. Ohio. Some counties have no law brary are just case books," she Mason said that the library is libraries and others have part- said. free and open to the public and time libraries." According to patrons, the law that many persons from the Mason said many counties in library serves all the needs of University use the library, In- Ohio do not have county law Wood County. cluding majors in criminal jus- libraries, although the funding is "I have never found it nec- L INTO SAVINGS tice, education and health, and available in all counties under essary to go to Toledo to find physical education. the Ohio Revised Code. She said what I need.'said Tim Nusser, "Sandra Scott (attorney for there is a larger county law law clerk for the Wood County the University's Student Legal library In Toledo, but it is often prosecutor. Football Continued from page 1. said he loves the sport as a said. "And if the ;irls had an; from our deli man's sport and, for the sake of common sense, t ley wouldn K the team, doesn't think women want to play." UnftadWhn O"o Of M* fotwOO should play just to "make a point." Eckrich Bologna Fresh Pizza "If the school board says it's All meat & beef 12 in. two items OK, then they'll get to play be- cause we have a no-cut policy," $1." lb. thin crust 2/$5.50 Bridges said. MAKE YOUR DKEAK The school board in Knoxville thick crust 2/56.50 voted not to let the girls play this Boiled Ham season and will investigate the TO DEKTLEY'S! $1." lb. dangers of girls playing further. The board will vote again in the spring before spring training County Line On the lighter side of the issue, Colby Cheese Bridges said the locker room $2.78 lb. situation would be interesting. THE POSSIBILITY of girls continuing on into college foot- ball is something Jones hopes he will not have to deal with. "As long as I'm trainer, I nope from our bakery a woman doesn't come out for the team," he said.' 'Somewhere presn down the line I'm sure a girl will Cream pies try, and I'm not sure that's daily possible." You deserve a break and Lemon, Banana or Bentley's in the Holiday f Persian rolls Larue said a girl would have Coconut to be a "super girl" to play Inn, has just the right 6/$1.29 college football. He doesn't see * deals for you. Monday through $1."ea. that as a possibility in the near Saturday enjoy special drinks at special future, at least until the year prices! And, don't forget the Bentley's "Just like Mom's" 2000, he said. "\\ouaay Happy Hour, every night from 4-9 pm According to Mitchell, SvUrV featuring our famous Sip 'n Dip! Make L girls should have enough intu- your break a "Bentley's break!" ition to stay away from the foot- Bentley's in the Holiday Inn-Bowling Green ball field. U.S.D.A "The issue is based on le, 1550 E. Wooiter St. • Bowling Gr.sn, OH 43402 • 352-5211 rights vs. common sense," Ground Beef Chuck TACO SHELLS M 18ct. $1." $1. lb. rSUPER SATURDAY! CAINS FALCONS Potato Chips vs Betty Crocker 3/4lb. bag MIAMI REDSKINS Fudge Brownie $1." mix 1:30 p.m. 21.5 oz. 99* **•*•*** - SKYDIVERS Coke Cola 8 - V, litre bottles • SHAKERS TO FIRST 2,500 Archway $1."&dep. (WEST SIDE) Cookies 30* off £ CoKe each pkg. BE PART OF IT! "Just like Mom's"

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IkHIIOM I .;.ui,|. l..| 111" i (s.ipi, whti JH' thvm BG News/September 19,1985 6 All's well who go to the Well by Caroline Langer the Health Center)," Frost said. ics. staff reporter "The Well Is here to help col- Lifestyle assessment ques- lege students learn good habits tionnaires are available for stu- To learn about living a healthy now. because bad nabits are dents so that they can find what life, go to tlie Well. hard to break," said Mike Con- areas in their lives could be "Students can come to the ner, senior psychology major changed to make their lives Well and we can give them an and peer adviser at The Well. healthier, Frost said. idea how they can live more Peer advisers are students who "We try to work with students 'welMy.' We want to help people present materials, make refer- where they are at. Not everyone Sain the initiative to live healthy rals and confer with students is a track star and not everyone festyles," said Mary Ann about wellness-related questions wants to be. We let students set Frost, coordinator of the Well- and concerns. any goal they want to - like lose ness Center. THE WELL has books, pam- 10 pounds - and we give them The Well is a holistic center; it phlets and articles on topics information and support and let offers information on wellness- such as emotional well-being, them make, hopefully, rational related topics, support and ref- physical health, stress, time decisions and stick by them," erences to a professional if there management, sexual health, Frost said. is a serious problem, but it does abortion and human Senior dietetics majors are not provide medical care, Frost relationships, Frost said. Speak- available once a week to talk said. ers can also be contacted with students about nutrition-re- "We hope to get people before through The Well to speak on a lated issues, such as weight con- they have to go downstairs (to variety of wellness-related top- trol or vitamins, Frost said. MANDATORY MEETING for all fltftof- MAGAZINE Sitting in the reception area of the Well, Mike Conner, senior psychology major, talks to a student about peer counseling. writers and photographers Dateline Thursday, Sept. 19 The Lenhart Classic Films from 5 to 8 p.m. for McDon- Tues., Sept. 24, 9 p.m. Series will present "Dr. ald, Kohl and Off enhauer res- Strangelove," starring Peter idents. Washington Center Inter- Sellers and George C. Scott at Dateline, a daily service of Commons, Second Floor, West Hall nship Information meeting 8 p.m. in the Gish Film The- the News, lists dates and will be held in the Town Room ater. Admission is free. times of campus events. Sub- of the Union at 3:30 p.m. missions by all organizations David Hoard from the Wash- Friday, Sept. 20 are welcome and must be ington Center will speak turned in typed and double- "S about internships in Washing- WFAL will sponsor a picnic spaced one week prior to the DORSEY DRUG ton, D.C. at the Mac Quad "beach" event. 500 E. WOOSTER "BY THE TRACKS" 352-1693 It's probably illegal, p and definitely crazy. OYSTER SHELL OYSTER SHELL NEW! LIQUID CALCIUM CALCIUM w/D CALCIUM w/D \#M<*\ WWUMTMI SOFT GELATIN CAPSULE rjtheUrnv«rsity,thefocurJy, Mttlttl I'Ut'M of nature and about 250 MG SQ99 500 MG >99 600 MG SQ29 20 local ordinance*. 100 IUUIS IOO unwii %M "fiuyf* a Nttto luck, *«y ju*t Natures Blend ■night puff off a miroda SCHOOL VITAMIN SALE

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I I I Elsewhere BG News/September 19,1985 7 Soviet extortion Ohio approves exhaust tests

COLUMBUS (AP) - A state Lake and Lorain counties unless ings that occurred during what ties. high, report says Senate committee yesterday ap- the emissions tests begin. The lawmakers say was an unusu- proved 5-4 a bill that will require EPA wants the tests as part of ally hot, humid summer in 1962. The tests, which cannot cost WASHINGTON (AP) - The compared with the Ameri- drivers in Ohio's two largest an effort to clean up the air in Ozone is an airborne pollutant more than $10, will determine Soviets have been much more cans in the Soviet Union. The metropolitan areas to have their the two cities to meet federal air that can be especially harmful whether a vehicle meets federal successful than previously United States and its allies vehicle exhaust tested beginning quality standards. to people with chronic lung ail- emission standards. Sen. Robert thought in stealing Western should also consider "a sys- in 1987. ments. Ney, R-Bamesville, said the es- technology and as a result, tem of blacklisting" to pre- But the Senate Committee on THE HOUSE Commerce and timated 20 to 25 percent of vehi- "we are subsidizing the mili- vent Soviet agents who are Energy, Natural Resources and Labor Committee also must act Under the bill, motorists will cles that fail the tests will have tary buildup of the Soviet expelled from one country Environment included in the bill on its version of the auto emis- be required to have their vehi- to be serviced so they meet the Union," Defense Secretary from gaining posts in another a provision that requires Ohio sions bill before a session of the cles tested annually at desig- standards. Caspar Weinberger said yes- allied nation, he added. Attorney General Anthony Ce- Ohio General Assembly sched- nated testing stations. The Motorists will have 60 days Perle said he would recom- lebrene to go to court to head off uled for Nov. 12. stations must be located within before they renew their license Weinberger released a mend that Reagan not discuss the emissions tests in five coun- Burch and other lawmakers five miles of each resident of plates to have the tests done and study asserting the Soviets any broader scientific and ties around the cities of Cleve- say the testing is unnecessary Cuyahoga and Hamilton coun- must present proof their cars have targeted specific Ameri- educational ties with the Sovi- land and Cincinnati. because the EPA bases the need ties and within 10 miles of each passed in order to renew their can defense contractors and ets when he meets with Soviet Sen. Robert Burch, D-Dover, for it on excessive ozone read- resident of the other three coun- plates. universities; are acquiring leader Mikhail Gorbachev in who offered the amendment re- thousands of technical re- November. quiring a court challenge, said it ports that are not classified The study was described as demonstrates the state's opinion but are useful, and are divert- the product of a special Tech- that the testing is unnecessary. B.G./.U. /HI CLUB ing high-tech equipment de- nology Transfer Intelligence "I don't see the justification or INFORMATION MEETING signed for one purpose but Committee including officials need for this program at all...," which can be used in weapons from the Pentagon, the CIA be said. "I think we ought to 8:00 Thursdays and 20 other U.S. agencies. have a chance to press this point 070 Overman "By their own estimate, Much of the general informa- before United States District more than 5,000 Soviet mili- tion in the study was dis- Court" Trip to ASPEN Jan 4-12 tary research projects each closed previously. But it gave Toe UJS. Environmental Pro- year are benefiting signifi- what it called more examples tection Agency has threatened cantly from Western ac- of how the Soviets collect to withhold an estimated $245 quired technology," information and products and million in federal funds from ski ya there! Weinberger said at a news what they do with such tech- Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Butler, conference. nology. The report said that while comprehensive figures are FOR EXAMPLE, the re- D€LTS ALPHA DELTS ALPHA DELTS ALPHA KITS ALPHA not available, the Soviets esti- port said the Soviets some- mate they saved at least $640 how secured documentation CONGRA TULA TIONS Parent(s)-of-the-Year million in 1980 alone on se- on the weapon-controlling ra- lected military research pro- dars used on the Navy's F-A- jects by obtaining Western 18 jet fighter. It said the docu- Essay Contest technology. ments served "as the techni- LISA TITTERINGTON cal basis for new look-down, due Friday, Sept. 20 NEITHER WEINBERGER shoot-down engagement ra- on being named EX 2Wy nor Assistant Defense Secre- dars for the latest generation ~L'aruna V\I* r* So proud of u tary Richard Perle, who later of Soviet fighters. briefed reporters on the Using technical studies Winners receive: study, would elaborate on the published by the National •dinner at Aspen and Kaufman's sources used to measure the Aeronautics and Space Ad- Alpha Delt Love, Soviet effort. ministration, the Soviets co- 0m •tickets to Parent's Day Football Game But the report said Perle, pied the wing structure of an Big Melinda & •tickets to Parent's Day Show should lead to efforts by the experimental U.S. plane United States to "even up" known as the YC-14 for a new Your Twin Nancy the number of Soviet diplo- generation of short-takeoff call 372-2343 mats allowed to operate here jets, Perle said. snaa vHdivsnao VHJIV sxiao VHdiv snaa VHJIV SUM for more information

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L BEEF UP YOUR WEEKEND HERE! L See Capt. Power or It. Bembonek Sept. 24, 25 at the University Union or call collect (313) 668-2211. BG Newi/September W, IMS 8 News Briefs TAKE A BREAK FROM THE BOOKS! TAKE A MINI COURSE... The University Activities OrgMizitioo will be sponsoring ■ Insurance rates up in 2 Ohio cities Smokehouse explodes, 39 injured five week series of mini courses stirtiif September 30th tad (AP) - Auto insurance rates in Canton and Toledo rose at a FAIRFIELD, Ohio (AP) -Fire investigators say they found continuing through October 31st. No credit will be offered for faster clip from 1960-1965 than In any other Ohio metropolitan traces of a potentially volatile farm fertilizer in a brick smoke- these courses, because they are designed strictly to give you an area, but Cuyahoga County automobile owners still pay the bouse that blew up during a firefighters' training exercise, opportunity lo lean a new skill la your leisure time. highest premiums, according to a study from the Ohio Insurance injuring 39 people and causing up to $3 million In damage. Institute. The explosion Monday night drilled a crater 12 feet deep and 30 COOKING RIGHT ALONG! In that period, Toledo rates rose 33.6 percent, while Canton feet wide, shattered windows a quarter-mile away ana forced Preparing the same old thing every night? Need some new rates lumped 31.9 percent, the institute said. some businesses at the nearby Carillon Plaza shopping center to ideas? In this course you'll learn how to make several malaysian Toledo drivers are now paying an average $453 in yearly dose because of a danger that the buildings around them might and oriental dishes. Cooking demonstrations and instructions dums, compared with $339 in 1960. Canton drivers are paying collapse from the damage. will show you how easily you can become a gourmet cook I i a year, compared with $345 in 1960. Cleveland drivers pay City Manager Robert Gerhardt said yesterday that the ferti- Day and Time: Monday 6-8 pm. i a year, but their rates rose 22.3 percent in the five years, lizer bad not been pinpointed as the cause of the explosion, but "it Date of First Class: Sept. 30 _j|» the state average. was an old farm and there could be residue of that fertilizer Number of classes: 5 Premium costs in Columbus rose 31.5 percent, from $317 to (417. around," he said. Course charge: $25.00 Instructor: Ing Wan Ong Families plan federal appeal Puerto Rico to get Ponderosas WHAT'S YOUR RACQUET CINCINNATI (AP) - Families who sued the manufacturer of DAYTON (AP) - A Puerto Rican business partnership has Tennis will be after you take this beginning tennis course. the anti-nausea drug Bendectin, alleging it caused birth defects in agreed to establish 22 Ponderosa steakhouse restaurants in Class instruction will include racquet selection, scorekeeping, their children, plan to appeal a federal judge's rejection of their Puerto Rico, in addition to three already there, Ponderosa Inc., basic strokes, and playing strategies. This course will be offered request for a new trial. announced yesterday. two different times so please specify when registering which one U.S. District Judge Carl B. Rubin on Tuesday turned down the Officials of the Dayton-based restaurant chain said they con- you are interested in. request for a new trial. He also refused to overturn a jury's cluded the agreement Tuesday in conjunction with the opening of Day and Time: Mon. and Wed. 6:30-7:30 or Tues. and Thurs. unanimous decision in his court March 12 in favor of Merrefl Dow the third Ponderosa steakhouse restaurant in Puerto Rico. 6:00-7:00 Pharmaceuticals Inc., manufacturer of Bendectin. Company officials said the exclusive franchise agreement is Date of First Class: Sept. 30 or Oct. 1 The jury decided that the families failed to prove allegations with the BMJ Group, a five-year-old partnership formed by three Number of classes: 10 that Bendectin caused the birth defects. Puerto Rican developers. "We anticipated this, and we will appeal," Stanley Chesley, one Ponderosa Inc. and its subsidiaries operate 430 steakhouse Course charge: $20.00 of the lawyers for the families, said of Rubin's ruling. restaurants In the United States, plus three in England, and Instructors: Tim Bodnarik or John Farmer The appeal goes to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, also franchise another 201 steakhouse restaurants in 25 states, Puerto BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY located in Cincinnati. Rico and Canada. Learn how to select an appropriate camera, or operate your own from a man who has been in film and photography for 20 years. Several aspects of basic shooting techniques, lighting Toledo to battle in quest for land Jackson commissioner nixes tax selection, and film speeds are only a few of the topics that will be TOLEDO (AP) - Toledo has declared war on Michigan, JACKSON, Ohio (AP) - Jackson County officials appealed to covered. preparing to do battle on a college football gridiron for a piece of the Ohio Supreme Court yesterday, and one office holder has Day and Time: Mon. and Thur. 7:30-8:30 tana lost to its northern neighbors 150 years ago. started paying employees out of his own pocket as the county Date of First Class: Sept.30 Toledo City Council has challenged Michigan to wager a parcel inches closer to running out of money. Number of classes: 10 of land known as the Lost Peninsula in a winner-take-all bet on the The commissioner who has repeatedly voted against an emer- Course charge:$40.00 annual Ohio State-Michigan football game. The tiny piece of land gency sales tax said he will refuse to accept a state loan unless a Instuctor: Michael Dennison juts out into Lake Erie just north of 149th Street in Toledo. wage freeze is imposed, the work week reduced and judges agree If Ohio State University wins the Nov. 23 clash in Ann Arbor, not to issue more court orders for money. BASIC TYPING SKILLS Mich., Michigan must agree to hand over the peninsula to Ohio, The county, facing a 1200,000 deficit, may have to lay off 40 the resolution says. If the University of Michigan wins, Ohio and employees by Friday, when money for salaries for the county's Having problems getting your term paper typed? Learn how 204 employees runs out. county officials have said. to properly space and type your own paper or business letter in Toledo will "forever waive claim'' to the land. The resolution passed unanimously. The county auditor, clerk of courts, recorder, sheriff and board this course. The declaration of war has its roots in an 1835 border dispute of elections Bled a petition with the high court to order the Day and Time: Thur. 6:30-8:30 commissioners to either impose a 1 percent sales tax or otherwise Date of First Class: Oct. 3 known as the Toledo War. fund county government. Number of classes: 5 Course charge: $13.00 Intructor: Linda Swart CIAW employees on strike Athens Co. insurance dropped ARCHERY LIMA (AP) - Union emp'oyees at the General Dynamics Corp. ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - Athens County Commissioners have Learn how to correctly use a bow and arrow in this course. tank plant in Lima walked of! their jobs yesterday after a vote by dropped the county's comprehensive liability insurance. Class time will include instruction on how to appropriately shoot the union council. Commissioners yesterday awarded bids for other insurance at as well as shooting practice. Secretary Janet Waymere of United Auto Workers local 2075 a price of $31,835. Liability coverage would have cost an additio- Day and Time: Tues. and Thurs. 8:00-9:00 said the UAW union council voted unanimously yesterday to set nal $167,012 - money the commissioners said the county does not Date of First Class: Oct. 1 up pickets at the tank plant, which produces the Army's M-l main have. Number of classes: 10 battle tank. Bids for insurance were opened last week and showed a The strike began at 2:30 p.m. dramatic increase in cost. Officials said higher rates trace to a Course charge: $15.00 There had ueen a brief strike over the weekend, followed by a federal court ruling eliminating sovereign immunity, a protection Instructor: Nancy Phillips wildcat walkout that began Sunday night and ended after a judge local governments had against lawsuits. limited picketing at the plant Monday afternoon. Last year, the cost of all insurance - including comprehensive BEGINNING NEEDLECRAFT General Dynamics and the UAW reached tentative agreement general liability - totaled $30,212. Start your Christmas presents early! Learn basic cross on a national pact early Sunday. Commissioners agreed to buy insurance for buildings and stitching and chicken scratching in this course. Some supplies About 3,500 people work at the plant. Some 2,500 are rep- contents that provides coverage in case of fire, vandalism or will need to be purchased. resented by the union. other damage. Day and Time: Mon. 6:00-8:00 Date of First Class: Sept. 30 v Number of classes: 5 PROFESSOR PUBLISHING PUTS Course charge: $15.00 Instructor: Bridgett Lee -Vsfr THE CLASS INTO COURSE MATERIALS The Classiest of Class Readers FIRST AID •Minimum Expenditure to Scholar Learn how to apply first aid techniques in this course. CHECKOUT We Carry \ Instruction will include both lecture and demonstrations. Barney's •Gratis to Educators OUR MANY Both Beta •Rapid Accommodations Day and Time: Mon. and Wed. 7:00-8:00 NEW Date of First Class: Sept. 30 and VHS •Gratis Acquisition & Final Presentation Number of classes: 10 RELEASES Video Tapes Course charge: free 325 E. Wooster Instructor: Nancy Longman Collect 9 stars and got FREE movie! ####6) kinko's copies 354-3977 BEGINNING PIANO Can't find a parking place at your favorite Pick up a musical talent by learning basic finger dexterity and video store? Barney's has plenty of free, playing scales in this piano course. Instruction and practice will convenient parking) give you the introduction you need to start your piano career. 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Day and Time: Tues. 7:00-9:00 All residents have the privilege of Date of First Class: Oct. 1 Number of classes: 5 using The Cherrywood Health Spa Course charge: $15.00 located at fl* and High St. Instructor: David Pickering Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-4:30 214 Napoleon Rd. MIXOLOGY Worried that you don't know how to make certain drinks when entertaining? Want to learn to select an appropriate wine or glass to serve your drink in? This course will teach you how to CPuisanQuartz mix, select and serve alcohol appropriately. Day and Time: Tues. and Thurs. 8:00-9:00 It's True! Date of First Class: Oct. 1 Number of classes: 10 Golden Elegance for Course charge: $40.00 Instructor: Jeff Lipton under $100! •••You must be 21 to take this course. GOLF Always wanted to play but were too scared to learn? Take this class and learn golf etiquette, club selection and proper swing techniques. Day and Time: Mon., Tues., and Wed., 6:00-8:00 Date of First Class: Sept. 30 Number of classes: 5 Course charge: $20.00 Instructor: Jack Sikora SIGN LANGUAGE Fluency in signing is acquired over a long period of time. You will start working toward that goal in this course that provides 57 bask introduction to manual sign and communication with deaf ttMO52, "° «•»■«• " JJ5.00M* people. We know. You never thought you could find luch fashion, to tuny nyla. Day and Time: Wed. 7:00-9:00 fine quartz accuracy for under $100. Well, Puliar fives it all to you. See these Date of First Class: Oct. 2 Po~L, Puff beautiful bracelet models and more (real values at KLEVUt'S JEWELRY. Number of classes: 5 At these prices you can afford more than oat. m fUf. Si. Mvt oa row wMoh tusifc—i M Kfcrw'it Course charge: $25.00 Artwork * raprsMatatto. Instructor: Mary Jo Sports 3.12-6225 KLEVER'S JEWELERY rTariWMII ■ iHiabi BG News/September II, IMS I

German Submarine dismantling ordered WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- As a result, the Alaska will Sims, the Pentagon said work It said. ON JUNE 10, Reagan had couple dent Reagan, adhering to his begin sea trials soon in the At- already has begun in Charles- •THE DISMANTLING of the announced that "to provide ad- pledge last June to continue lantic off Groton, Conn, .spokes- ton, S.C, to dismantle the sub- Sam Rayburn allows the United equate time for the Soviets to abiding by the SALT arms man Robert Sims said. marine Sam Rayburn to remain States to remain within all the demonstrate by their actions a defects agreements, has ordered the Pentagon sources, who spoke within limits on nuclear war- limits of the agreements," it commitment to Join us in an BONN, West Germany Navy to begin dismantling an on condition they not be identi- beads and submarine-based said. "The Alaska will be com- interim framework of true mu- older Poseidon submarine to fied, said the Trident missile missiles set by the SALT I and B missioned (into active service) tual restraint, we will plan to (AP) -The government re- sub's sea trials were expected to in late 1M5 or early IMS and will jected a request to tap the make way for the new ballistic agreements. Missiles of that deactivate and dismantle, telephone of a couple who missile sub Alaska, the Defense start this week. submarine are being removed at be assigned to the Pacific Fleet according to agreed proce- defected to East Germany, Department said Tuesday. In a statement released by the Charleston Naval Shipyard, based at Bangor, Wash." dures." although the husband had been suspected for years. She was a secretary in Chancellor Helmut Kohl's office and he Woman in coma worked for a foundation Britain halts diplomatic ejections linked to a party in the con- servative government coali- tion. LONDON (AP) - Britain Moscow from 103 to 72 and the ejecting six more Britons. raped, pregnant West Germany's growing number of Soviets in London Those declared unwelcome by spy scandal began early in called a halt yesterday to the WARREN, Ohio (AP) - A 24-year-old quadraplegic woman exchange of diplomatic expul- from 234 to 203. both sides were allowed three August with the first of seve- weeks to leave. who has been in a coma since 1979 has been found to be more sions mat began when the than four months pregnant, and police say they are treating the ral defections and there are KGB's top agent in London de- Britain started the scrap by It was the biggest spy con- increasing demands that In- expelling 25 alleged Soviet frontation between Britain and case as a rape. terior Minister Friederich fected. The end came after the "We are treating this as a rape because she has no ability to Soviet Union ordered six more agents test Thursday on infor- the Soviet Union since 1971, Zimmerman resign. One de- mation provided by Oleg when London kicked out 105 al- consent," Warren Police Chief Richard Galgozy said yesterday. fector was Hans-Joachim Britons out, making the score 31- Galgozy said the victim was from the Warren area, but be 31. Gordievskl, 46, identified by the leged Soviet spies. The Kremlin Tiedge, the man in charge of Foreign Office as the KGB sta- reacted mildly, expelling only 18 refused to identify her because of a policy against naming rape catching East German spies. The Kremlin, in its first major victims. diplomatic entanglement since tion chief in Britain who de- Britons, 10 of whom had already "Nothing like this has ever happened before, nothing even Mikhail Gorbachev assumed fected recently and received left the Soviet Union, and the Hans Neusel, the ministry matter ended there. close," said Robert Damore. general counsel for Health Enter- power March 11, took the un- political asylum. Gordievskl Is prises of America Inc., which owns the Gillette's Country Place official, told a news confer- usual decision to retaliate in reported to have been a double ence that Herbert Willner had agent for up to 15 years. The only expulsions since nursing home. The company has posted a reward and hired a been under surveillance spo- equal numbers to Britain's ex- private investigator for information leading to the arrest and pulsion of 25 alleged Soviet spies were in a series of exchanges conviction of the rapist radically for 12 years and last Thursday and six more on THE SOVIET Union re- between 1961 and April of this Tiedge, who defected Aug. 19, sponded on Saturday, ignoring year that cost the Soviets 12 The victim has been a patient at the borne since 1979 after was fit charge of the case. London's warning not to retal- alleged spies and Britain 8. suffering injuries in an automobile accident, Damore said He said Kohl was informed The Foreign Office said after Galgozy said her pregnancy was discovered by X-ray last week Moscow completed the second iate and ordered an equal num- Sir Geoffrey Howe, Britain's Aug. 28 that Mrs. Willner was ber of Britons out of Moscow. foreign secretary, said Wednes- after she was transferred to a local hospital for tests and being watched because her round yesterday that it would treatment of an illness. not evict any more Soviets, in- On Monday, Prime Minister day in London: "The Soviet husband was suspected of Margaret Thatcher's govern- Union must bear the full respon- spying for communist East sisting that it had not backed HEALTH ENTERPRISES of America owns 62 nursing homes down and that Britain had come ment expelled six more men it sibilty for this lamentable epi- in six states, Damore said. The Country Place nursing home has Germany, but agreed with said were second-rank intelll- sode. This severe setback to ministry officials that there out ahead. about 210 patients and 150 employees. Only a raw of the The cycle of elections reduced Sence operatives, and the Krem- United Kingdom-Soviet rela- employees are women, he said. was not enough evidence to n matched that yesterday by tions was not of our choosing." Justify tapping the couple's the number of British citizens in phone or reading their mail. Willner, 45, was a secretary in the domestic affairs de- partment of the chancellery. BY THAT time the Willners If Elizabeth Barrett were out of the country. They left Aug. 12 for a vacation In Spain and are believed to have gone to East Germany and Robert Browning had at the end of the month, Neu- sel said, adding that Tiedge may have warned them. AT&T's 60% and 40% discounts, Hans-Juergen Foerster, a spokesman for chief federal prosecutor Kurt Rebmann. it would have been a terrible said a search of the Willners' apartment revealed equip- ment that could be used for spying, including a container loss for English literature. suitable for concealing micro- film, sensitive documents and a large amount of money. The Willner case is the first time a spy has been found in the chancellery since Guenter Guillaume, a top aide to Chancellor Witty Brandt, was exposed in 1974. Brandt re- signed and now is chairman of the opposition Social Dem- ocrat Party. "Mrs. Willner worked in the nerve center of the gov- ernment. We are happy mat (the East Germans) have lost" an agent in the chancel- lery through her defection, Neusel said Bonn's counter-intelligence agency, the Office for the Protection of the Constitu- tion, asked the Interior Min- istry on May 17 for permission for the special surveillance, he said. WEST GERMAN authori- ties announced Tuesday that the Winners had written let- ters saying they had defected.

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They also tied A drop kick field goal by pounced on a fumble for a try the Cleveland Rovers 7-7. center Mike Walsh cushioned and Haroon Khan booted a The fact that the person's name appears on your list is a great conversation starter. BG's only laugher was a 2W) the Falcons' lead, but a late conversion as BG edged To- bulldozing of Sandusky-Fire- Rover score tied the game at ledo. REMEMBER, if you don't participate, your name will not be on anyone's list. lands. 7-7. In the Akron match, the The Falcons weren't sched- Cleveland almost won the Falcons' diminutive rookie uled for the inter-city swing, match, but a strong Falcon fullback Mike Sylvester Send your answer sheet and $3 00 now. but a late cancellation by defensive effort prevented twisted his way through the Notre Dame forced BG to the Rovers from scoring. Zip defense for a try and BG's Deadline for receiving answer sheets is September 28, 1985 scramble for opponents. "Mark Laimbeer and Scott only points in the 4-3 victory. While unhappy with Notre Huff took us into our parking "I expected a nice easy Dame's last minute cancella- You will receive your printout within five days of the deadline date. lot defense," Mazzarella said. match, Dirt everytime one of tion, Falcon coach Roger "They just booted the ball us touched the ball there were Mazzarella said playing the over the sideline as far as five BG guys all over him," INSTRUCTIONS: three city teams would actu- they could and watched the said Akron's All-Ohio hooker Answer all questions below. ally benefit the Falcons in the time melt away as someone Dennis Stoneman. Fill out name, address, sex, class, and (optional) phone number. All addresses and end. went to retrieve it." Sporting a 8-1-1 record, the "Each squad had a tougher Falcons will travel to Oxford answers will be kept confidential. Addresses will be used ONLY to mail your print-out In the second match, BG match than they would have rolled over Sandusky-Find- this weekend for a four-match back to you. had against the Irish and that series with the Redskins. 3 Send answer sheet along with $3.00 cash, check, or money order to: will be to our advantage this BG holds a 28-19-2 edge in DATA MATCH weekend against Miami," he "I don't think any of us the series between the two 1089 Fairfield Drive said. "The matches also gave enjoy beating Sandusky like Mid-American Conference ri- us a good way of evaluating vals. The Falcons beat Miami Marysville, Ohio 43040 that. They've lost a lot of our overall level of fitness people and have a lot of rook- three times last season, in- You will receive a printout of the ten most compatible men or women for you. Each and it is not what it needs to ies on the field," Mazzarella cluding a 10-6 victory in the printout will contain ten students' names, each with a phone number (if supplied), be to beat Miami." said. "They'll be back near MAC Tournament class, and a compatibility rating The Falcons fell behind the top by next fall and well championship game. early against Cleveland's top have our hands full." The Redskins and BG are Art you 18. Where would you moat like to go on a date? city squad, the Rovers, on the currently tied for the third 1 male 2l«n» 1 bar 2. party strength of a penalty kick by Six of BG's seven backfield- slot in the national rankings Doee ii ftolfter you trtwn others smoke'' 3. dinner 4. movie prop Mike Caprine ers scored in the contest. Jeff with this week's winner sure i yes 2. no 5. stay home with my data HOWEVER, BG took a 4-3 Guy, Gus Saponari, Rob to move up in the standings. 3 sometimes 19. How do you feel about freternlttes/sororltles? , 1 consume slcohol 1. they're all snobs I, never 2. good for some people only HELP FIGHT BIRTH DEFECTS Knicks sign Ewing 2 sometimes 3. they're okay NEW YORK (AP) - Patrick 3. frequently 4. not sura Ewing, saying he is not St. Pat- 4. slmoel every day 5. I'm a brother/sisier and I love it rick let alone a franchise savior, WtUch Is most Imporlsnt m Me? 20. How do you feel about little kids? signed a contract vesterday with 1. money i i*a them 2. can't stand them the New York Knicks that 2 lame 3. depends on the kid fogfiors makes him the highest-paid rookie ever in pro basketball 3. health 21. Where do you go to meet new men or women friends? 4. love and one of the richest ever in 1 school 2. bars no professional sports. Which best describes your attitude toward school? 3 parties i Pizza • Pasta • Subs '**Unl' Fits dillviry ifttr lli.m The value and length of the 1 I want to excel 2 I want to do well 4 football/basketball games Pizza, contract were not disclosed by 3.1 |ust want to get by 22. On a typical first date, you would: 945 S.Maln 352-7571 Ewing, the Knicks or ProServ 4 I don't care 1. meet for coffee or s drink <& Inc., the Washington-based My parents are: 2. have lunch agency that handled the negotia- 1 the greatest 2. fairly understanding 3 aee a movie or concert tions for the 7-foot center from 3 out of touch 4. the worst 4. have dinner 5. other Georgetown University. Esti- I think money Is: 23. The section of the newspaper I reed first Is: mates ranged from five to seven 1. very Important 2 a nice thing to neve t. the front page 2. aporta Free 32 oz. years and from f 12 million to $15 3. not important 4 the root of all evil 3. comics million. What kind of music do you Ilka best? 4 Ann Landers/Dear Abby Bat at a Madison Square Gar- 1 rock 2. POP 24. How do you feel about your aex life? Mug of Coke den news conference announc- 3 country 4. SOUl 1 ecstasy 2 satisfying ing the signing, Donald Dell, 5 punk 3. lousy 4. non-existent with any 7" Sub chairman of ProServ, said Ew- The biggest drswback to casual aex la: 25 How do you feel about singles bars? Free Delivery w/coupon ing "will be the highest-paid 1. it la morally wrong 1. great place to meet people rookie ever in the NBA." 2. lear of disease 3 pregnancy 2. meat market 3. never been to one Try our fabulous tubs and keep this 32 ox., plastic collectors Coke Mug Ewing, regarded as the best full of Coke Tree. Offer limited while supplies last. 4 no drawbacks 5 lack ol partner 4 my second home 5. no opinion defensive center to come out of college since Bill Russell in the 10 Is it okay for a woman to ask a man out? 26. Abortion should be: 1950s, said he felt no pressure to 1 yes 2 no 1. up to the women Free quart of turn around the Knicks' fortunes 3. not sure 2. the couple's decision by himself. New York finished Physical attractiveness is: 3. illegal 4. not sure Coke with any Large Pizza 24-68 last year and earned the 1. very Important 2 fairly Important right to draft Ewing No. 1 in the 27. I am moat comfortable with: | PAGLIAI'S 352-7571 3. somewhat important i. average people 2. the "In" group We Deliver National Basketball Associa- 4. not important 3. intellectuals 4. bums tion. 12 How do you feel about religion? 28. Who can reelly make you laugh the moat? 1. very important 2. Important 1. David Letterman 2. Johnny Carson 3 okay 4 not Important 3. Edie Murphy 4 Joan Rivers 13 My main ambition is to: 29. Do you find youraetl: 1. make money 2 get a |ob that I like 1 leading 2 following 3. find and wifemusband 3. getting In the way 4 graduate 4. dispassionately observing When it comes to marriage I: •JONIGHT - "Dime Slime Night"/ 30. What characteristic do you look for moat in a friend? 1 will definitely get married 1. loyalty 2. sense of humor 2 will probably gel married 3. generosity 4. sensitivity • Draft Specials, 50c Schnapps • 3 probably won't get married 31 I consider myself 7 - 9 p.m. 4 will never get married 1. outgoing and witty 15. What type of community did you come Irom? 2. shy and quiet t farm 2. small town 3. studious and reserved ^7^o-^r^^ 3 suburb 4. inner city 4. rude and obnoxious 16 I worry moat about: 32 I usually: #« Grizzly Band - 9 p.m. ■ 2 a.m. Thurs. - Sat. *# 1 getting good gredes 1. attack life 2 let life attack me 2 having financial security 3. get clobbered in the process • Gibby's 5 miles west of Bowling Green - 7 min. from campus • 3 being popular 33. I moat like to take classes that are: • Kellogg Rd., Tontogany for more info - 823-3035 • 4 finding the perfect mate 1. a challenge 2. an easy grade 17 Levels 3 bizarre 1 just an exaggerated emotion 4 most beneflclel to my future 2 the answer to all my troubles 34. What attracts you moat to someone? 3. beautiful and sweet 1 physical characteristics 4 the reason tor a lot of sadness 2. moneyfststua 3. Intelligence 4. common Interests Guess Who's visiting DATA MATCH ANSWER SHEET 5055 Please Print the Co-op Office? XI First Name Last Name [XDDDaDaDDaaDTTTTlDDrTTTTTTXDDDa Mailing Address X CD JL City State Zip Code NOTE: The above address will ONLY be used to mail your printout back to you. Sax D □ . lama □ □ □ D □ The folks from Male Female Fresh Soph Jr Sr Grad Walt Disney World. Phone Number — Do you want your matches __ (Optional) UL DDDD limited to only your class l_l I I Representatives from Walt Disney will give a presentation for interested students on Monday. September 23, 1985 in the Campus Room of the Union at 6:00 PM. At the .-^r-*-. Yes No conclusion of the meeting, Interviews will be scheduled for Tuesday, September 24 to be n Jl I I Answers held in the Ohio Suite of the Union. □i 2 3 4 S 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ,1W2. Questions IE I Answers MAJORS: Public Relations. Recreation, Marketing, Retailing, IPCO, Restaurant Manage- t7 18 19 A) 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Questions ment, and VCT. Send to: Data Match Cooperative Education Program 1089 Fairfield Drive 222 Administration Bldg. Marysville. Ohio 43040 Be sure to enclose your $3.00 372-2451 BG News/September 19,1985 11

EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! •SCHOOL SUPPLIES ' 'BEER & WINE Batista, Gruner lead linksters •HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS by Paul SUvi Nye said be appointed the forms well during tournaments, "I don't consider myself as a ,. -RECORDS and CASSETTES sports reporter tandem co-captains because of but also keeps up the hard work captain,"Batista said. "I Just go w, their contribution over the past throughout team practices. to practice and carry on my In Gotham City, Commisioner four years. "Claire is a fine example of a responsibility to the team." "Both girls were excited and hard-working golfer," Nye said. 2V171 Gordon depends on Batman and The Falcons will definitely be Robin. eager to take on the challenge," "Her intensify in practice really looking for leadership this week- 902 E.WOOSTER Next to T.O.'s -PHONE 352-39S1 In Bowling Green, head golf Nye said. "They are very aware helps our younger players." end as they compete in the Lady coach Greg Nye relies on his of their teammates and anxious Gruner on the other hand, said Northern Intercollegiate in Ann SERVING COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR 25 YEARS own "Dynamic Duo" - co-cap- to help them along." she plays the role of team Arbor, Mich. OPEN MON. THRU THURS. 9 to 9 FRI. & SAT. 9 10 SUNDAY 10 to 6 tains Claire Batista and Terry Batista tends to lead by exam- cheerleader. "WE ARE going to need four Gruner. ple. Nye said she not only per- "I am more morale centered, good scores this weekend," Ba- but it's also my job to keep the tista said. "If we get them, I feel communication channels open confident our team can finish in between coach Nye and the the top five." team," Gruner said. In order to achieve a top five THE DUO seems to have a showing, the co-captains will ■ STATE COUPON! chemistry between them. When have to do what they do best. Batista seriousness reaches the ALBUM OF THE WEEK: £ j- flQ boiling point, Gruner dilutes it For Gruner that's her short with comic relief. game. She has never been much DIRE STRAITS ° **• "Terry makes golf fun," Ba- of a long-ball hitter by her own BROTHERS IN ARMS IP ot CASSETTE tista said. "She really helps to admission, but Gruner's pitch- LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 9 76 85 relax the team. ing and putting accuracy keep STATE COUPON The two seniors showed why her shots near the pin. they're co-captains last week- Meanwhile, Batista's off-sea- MAXELL 2 PACK end at the Ferris State Invitatio- son weight program has her nal. Gruner came through with a belting the long-ball. $4: key second-round 80 which XL 11 C-90 helped the Falcons temporarily "I lifted quite a bit this sum- LIMIT 1 -- EXPIRES 9.2*43 grab second place. mer to try and strengthen my I IT ATI COUPON 1 Individually, Batista contin- tee shots, and so far I've been ued to lead by example, captur- able to see some results," Ba- BAUSCH & LOMB ing the runner-up medal. tista said. SALINE SOLUTION ■>*cnc-tc-totototot&t

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I1M.M REWARD Women tor Women MrHee you to s ALPHA PHB - THE FUB had en EXCELLENT Msn of Alpha Tau Omega - We had so much COFFEEHOUSE Urns at He picnic Thus Looking forward to tun dancing on Ml kjrrakn wth you. Wa mutt Par lalintmun S recovery en Okie Oaeotna Classifieds Featuring Hie meek: ol SPECTRUM Greek Week - M he the beat yet! THE FUlS do • again soon" Love, tha LadMa of Alpha i BaL aft. trom Jaana N' ewSfkaj songs ol peece and woman's music Peas PI mole, blonds, I'S", September 'B, 1966 appted tor Spring, 1988 MEP are aapecMd to Alpha XI Pets'. QUARRY DAg ere coming! Ma Lee Jean Jackets •taring brawn prim skin, tght top, S walt- ■tend the Pre-Reg Meeting, Thursday. Sap- Rag. S39.9S. Sets S32.9S atM. Jeokat dllM»Btll kvdsgo S dlelressed tambar 28. 7 30-8:30 p.m.. 618 Da Science meeang wa be held Thuraday. Sept. IB, 8:00 Joans N- Things 931 Rktge St aaatasaas IstM sntn snap ovariey s Upper an CAMPUS AND CITY EVENTS BUg BE THERE!! at ta) PI Kappa Phi house Anyone saeieated la ants, east** back t cafta. cation Uned with THE WASWNOTON CENTER Ml UN LEW - Open lorsgnt 1 SOP pm On Thursday. Sept IB. Kraisohar Community encouraoad lo altand. an IBM nit mm DON'T GRADUATE WITHOUT ITI All majors, Mud Mud Mud Oounot wa be hokSng an open meting tor el Attention Alpha Germ ATTENTION ELEMENTARY ED MAJORS AND haT credR. echoierahip avsHsbls, fob con- Mud Mud Mud tttnttid reeidents Coma gal mvoNed m What 1st? ELEMENTARY ED /SPECIAL ED DUEL MA- tacts. DavW Hoard horn the Weehington Mud Mud Mud What could « be? JORS!! FtM My lo ape*, tor Soring. 188« oomnaWaaa tor our quadtl The meeSng wB be Center wet ton you about Intern eh»s al WANTED H you're Interested coma end sea? PATTY ZDAR MEP Sepkxnber IS AppfcWon lorn ar* hat) al 8.30 n Via Ashley Callliita Lounge Washington DC — TODAY. Sept. IB M 3:M 11 00 wa M she! meet Congnafataons on your Alpha XI DekaSigma ■ atatll In Room 529 Ed. BUg DON'T FOR- Come |oti the tun and gal InvoNadl p.m. TOWN ROOM. UNION. For mors Into. Ftomnve»nsec»dloihOijeeel221%ByelAve l guarantee « «e bo a real treat! Chi pinning to Brian Brtraayl GET! i PM BETA LAMBDA Otasaet$7»4tt02, 2S1 AdaOnsssratlon BMo, on comer ol Soutli Summit hquta wBwi Attention Kappa Sag Detee: Love, lha Alpha XTa Attention Nstlonel Student Speech, Lan- Future Bueineee Leaders PI SIGMA ALPHA (National Poetical Science Waread MgM AudBor mainly lor weekende We've got die coolers and we've got the beer. PATTY ZDAR AND BRIAN BRMDLEY aeeae Hid Hearing Assodouon members! ' "MEMBERSHIP DRrVE'" Honorary) organtzoaonal mealing Saptambar Apply tl person M the Buckeye Budget Motor die swelled laght wa soon be hers Youl never Conor as essnns on your pkaangt YOU two make There tHHi epeaker coming to talk to ek BA Lobby 9-2.30 thru FRI Sapt 20 23rd. Monday. 6:00-6:46 p.m. ED 355. For a graat coupta PS Btmy, we hop your butt tti btttten s a.m.-4 p.m. C—Mi Dieorder n4n on Monday Come tafclo us expsrisnee s dak) party e*e Me, but with the lajisssluil eel 372-7287 leek) better Ware aura the gala loved the free 1 mat) roommate needed lor house on E Hot- 23 W 7:30 p.m. In room 1SS Boa*! Mod. Paid out what you're netting Alpha Xi's - Kappa Skj's how ootad wa mas? Leasing for paopM to help organize a cuti-to- Bring some "Menay" and Or "Ysser" loo. we el •now - you skill Wootttr tercet Irom Slgms Nu Cat 891-S376 ATTENTION SPANISH CLUB SCHEDULE FOR PHOTOGRAPH 10 I asli group. OreSchen, 364-5878 wa be ' cryptmsd" before the night ■ mough Love. LaCrotn. Km. » Csaune or 362-8000 FIRST CONVERSATION HOUR APPOINTMENTS Weertn' our shades and "groover si night, you Room Avaajtas IN MY HEART - For a warm. 1 MALE NEEDS ROOM PREFERABLY THUR. SEPT It - STYLES 7:10 P.M. Al main campus students w* have their photo- graphs taken the weak ol September 23 in the wB never lorget Ms "exoaasnt" flight Santa.a and caring FEMALE is 26 WrTHROOMATE "BUSINESS MAJORS' • LOST AND FOUND Racket Room ol Via necceaSon Center tor Love, your Alpha XI Pease WHY: NEED companionship CAU 372-8487 D»H agm» PI DmlnonfrMormt, urwarsity IdenttncaHori cards The ntst teller ol Beth Mlnlor Ci.iiiUie»ea»iinson your DG-Kappa WHO NEEDS s companion Tel ewnder male. 4 Soketa lor Letlennan Septemoer 28. Mo MM: Thura Sept 26. 7:30 pm your last name wi determine your scheduled Loel Ound teddy bear vtoWly ol Mac West ag lavaeanrig to Marty. What a eurpriee! 1«yrs.oM Cat" 984-1410 McFil Center ma. Reward Love, your Dee Ose eaSsri Corascl MIKE M 335 BROMFIELD, Serious 2 Female looimletat nttdtd tor Spring lo rant Coma Sao What Wa'ta Al About" rpaiasonly Monday 23 Sept . A thru 0. 10 am-8 pm CM 372-3521 BROTHERS TONKJHT IS THE NWHT TO LET tctrtnenl doee lo campus Cal 383-9605 COILEOE OF EDUCATION Tueeday 24 Sept H thru M. 10 em-8 pm Saturday e) Feloon FootMl BE A PART OF THE CAMPUS KNOW THAT THE NATIVES 1 FEMALE RMT needed lo share lumlened 2 DEAN'S STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Wedneedey 29 Sepl. N thru S. 10 am-8 pm FROM FLU BRING THEIR KINO IN SEARCH OF IT gat your AMportt Pats today. Tha Aral DSAC mealing wK be Thuraday, bdrm apt Good toctton Cal 363Q912 Thursday 28 Sept.. T thru Z. 10 am-8 pm RIDES NATIVE WOMEN AND PURPLE PASSION! SCOTT LEONE, liplltstir 1» al 4 30 in 444 EDUCATION Friday 27 Sept. MAKE UP. 10 am-8 pm PET PURPLEI SCOOTER Cemplng we w* go. Crlnanal JuaOca Orgenuttlon meeting Tuoaday. Saturday 28 Sept. MAKE UP 10 am-8 pm CHARLES R. More hat than you wB know. HELP WANTED September 24 al 8 00 p m In 102 Manna - Students must prsaenl one ol the toaowtng al MAY YOU HAVE A HAPPY AND WONDERFUL This party Is going to have style. Everyone la wtlcomt. the me ol their picture taMng. SERVICES OFFERED BTSBH -Cause ware both "Bom to be WU"I Marketing pookjone tvaatblt. Rapidly expend- ENVIRONMENTAL INTEREST GROUP 1 a vatd Driver's License I HOPE I'M BY YOUR STOE FOR ALL OF rm Coking kxwerd lo Saturday I Love, Uea 2 a Ska* photo idenaftcshon card Ing oabt) TV company le tewcNng lor ttS- Meeang Thurs Sept 19tn 7:00 pm. 121 YOUR BIRTHOAYS TO COME BUOY YOUR SMIT BIO EP SKJEP 3 a birth c Laden Enjoy Happy ute-Oucrjooe OoauWU motheaad InaMdutlt to work In Ins sakje 1 Heyee Everyone walcoma Plenrvng lor a Ml OAYII StQEP SIO EP SKIEP 4 S| Stonl N'a al yours Free Report Mr Happiness merkeang department Ful 1 part tn» positions ctmptiglrtp I LOVE YOU, SWEP SKJiP SKJEP F'reBnda students w* neve their pictures taken Bo« 223. All Sprgs, FL 32716. I limit Mutt be neat 1 personable Ratable FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT'" U •apt to Its October 7 and October 8 al Freltnds. FOOTS TYPPIO kavkpoksauii required Cal Kathy at 878- ASSOCIATION CHI Os LOVE MUD AND CHI Os LOVE TO TUG THANKS FOR YOUR SPECIAL APPEARANCE Sectary ol Prcteesional Joumatsts prsesnls Bl S1 /page (DS) on campus pick-up 4:00 p.m. 8631. INFORMATIONAL MEETING Wad . Sap) 26. BUT ITS THE SW EP SPtRfT AWARO LAST WEEK "DONNA W.J.". BUT WOULD 889-2679 Babyekltr/LO Tutor: 7 30-8:30 a.m. 7:30. Rm 114 BA Any oueetlont see Buaatm Ntshouse. tormsr hostage, speaking on the THAT THE CHI Oe WILL LUG YOU PLEASE SHAVE YOUR LEOS FOR NEXT LSAT * MCAT - QMAT ' ORE MW.R.F kx 8 yr. ok) gtl Board ol stop al table in BA Lobby today thru MerJa's Impact on HoMega Situations Mon. / TJtLTI HBT ALL TOU 'TTMesOAY NKaHT Sept. 23. 7 30 pm . 121 Waal Hal. ' CPA REVIEW • CONGRATULATIONS ELAINE GRAY on Cal 383-2112, S p m 8 p m Thuraday LIVE' FANS, WE'LL MEET AT 7:J0 TONITE IN Open to el STATE NURSING BOARDS - NCLEX Gamma Phi BanVDeaa Tau Delta Isvelering to 2nd FLOOR UNION'S FACULTY LOUNOE Dtamry ptrton naaelt otr Free tutoring In Mathematics la svoatbie ttas KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER FREDi We love you, roomie! Kalh.. Sharon, end Society ol Proteeeionel Joumeasts Sat YA THEREI SPONSORED BY CAMPUS Ctl 354-2154 or 352-0628 aemeater Tutors wd be m the residence heat NO. t n TEST PREPARATION Amy. Fret formal meeang Mon Sapt 23. 7 30 pm , CRUSADE FOR CHRIST ABtnBtn Aden, Mutloitne t Studtntt and the commuter center at the troee leted (419) 538-3701 TOLEDO. OH CaniMluojs'uiia Ekdne t Fred on your below 121 Waal Hal Discussed w* be the Meows THE ASHLEY CHALLENGE.. Do you love pubic broadceetrig? Need artlc Impact on Hostage Situations PORTABLE TOILET RENTAL Oemme PhHJeHe Tea Dene U.allarlno. Lavs, Harahmen Quad [Bromneld 231) - DARE TO BE THERE utwa. energtbe. outgoing people lo Invts by Free pickup I OeSvery Hie atesort of Oaaaaa PhL 6.30-B.OO PM Monday and Wedneaday Al prospective members welcome DARE TO BE THERE telephone, vamere 1 letenert ol TV 30/FM 91 362-7318 Dsvs Maieaier. Kreacher Quad (2nd Soor Study lounge) - THANKS FOR YOUR SPECIAL APPEARANCE DAM TO Bf THERE putac broadceetrig Toledo, lo become mem- S 30-8.00 P.M. Tuesday and Thursday LAST WEEK "DONNA W.J.", BUT WOULD Ruthlee Sewing end Alterations Let's gat out our camping gear what do you bera. Part time hours, ongoing training I ad- THBaXMUOl YOU PLEASE SHAVE YOUR LEOS FOR NEXT Everything must be dean aay? Gal raeey psyched for Ssturdsyl Love, vancement putenlta" II you'rt dynamite on tha OH Campus Student Canter (Study lounge) - SEE CM OMEGAS M ITI TJU-tt HEY ALL YOU 'THURSDAY NKJHT Phone 352-7288 Rhonda phone cal ant marketing, ask lor Colssn. 242- 8:00-9:00 P.M. Monday Thursday THeNKOUEENi LIVE' FANS. WE'LL MEET AT 7:J0 TONITE IN DELTA GAMMA 5004 between 1-4p.m. McOonaB East (Piano lounge) - ALL YOUR TYPt*3 NEEDS SEE DEBRA PHPPS VAN ITI 8:00-8:30 P.M. Monday and Wedneaday 2nd FLA. UNION'S FACULTY LOUNGE- SEE PROMPT AND PROFESSIONAL VICKIMETZ Ctlentaby and/or Physics tutor needed TOGA CHI Os TOGA PHI DELTs TOGA Founders Quad. (Harmon 1S) - ■YA THERE I SPONSORED IV CAMPUS CRU- CALL CLARA 362-4017 AUTUMN OUEEN Cal cottct. 0-691-9351 SADE FOR CHRIST PaTAOAMsIA 8 00-8 30 P.M. Tueeday and Thuraday RESUMES AND COVER LETTERS Latve mttttgt. number DELTA SeQ Al He CN Os cent wall une Thursday LAQA proleeeionely written tor M fields when the PN Delta bring out the* hy, aheela S CongnsiasMna Lee Smith on being made a The Leeoan and Gay Aaance (UOAi ** hoM a Vary rteeoracie 362-3744 bear THE AMERICAN POWERBOAT ASSOCIA- Vtoa Prsaldant — can you hendai your pay meeting tonight at 8:30 p.m. In the Reigious Hold onto those shsats PN Daksl Sincerely. FOR SALE TION WILL CONDUCT HYDROPLANE RACES nase? Love. The Conaapondant Education Room ol St Thomas Moore Parian taCNOo. AT MARY JANE THURSTON STATE PARK IN Open to the pubec DeRa - The Alpha PNa are looking forward Nut lo New Shop hat auks, coeta alecka S GRAND RAPIDS, OHIO ON SEPT. 21 AND 22. National Society « Parahmg Rifles M e hmniled Tea - Saa you Friday. TOGA CH Os TOGA PHI DELTs TOGA Issna. amnt, awttltn, 1 Oloueee kx everyone: THE RACES BEGIN AT 1:00 AM. AND END PERSONALS Pledge Ntohl-Rm 253 Memorial Hal 7:00 pm. TneAlpnePnle houeeweree. knveay Tuee 10-4, Frl 1-7. St. AT APPROXIMATELY t:00 P.M. EACH DAY. To our Da* Dales Timothy. Hank, and Todd Thur Sept 10 Free Plus A Pop Anyone DENBE S.-OD JANICE HAVE A GOOD TewE AltSonool DRIVERS FROM 10 STATES ARE EXPECTED Gel psyched lor a wtd and crazy lal Hemer. Merasted «i matary rranmg In tactic, Mod ALPHA OELTS UP HERE? YOU TWO WERE TOO WILD ON TO COMPETE. Your Alpha XI Dates. Kim, Ksty and Elaine For Salt: 1974 Mercury Montego New cattery ership abMy or rifle dril Mam encouraged to ALPHA DELTS SUN HOPE YOUU UKED THE CARD R.J. ALPHA DELTS TUOTUO TUG and area S600 Cal 988-18116 coma Eame - ConcyMusVaons on your Den kwaksr- for a "TAKE BACK THE NIGHT" Raky and ALPHA PWI ALPHA PHI TUG TUG TUG PLEASE BUY MY BRAND NEW 5% INCH NOTICE!! MEP PRE-RE0JSTRATION MEET Ing lo Todd Your buddkm, Kim a Ksty TUG TUOTUO DOUBLE SOE. DOUBLE DENSITY COM ING" Al elementary ed. majors and elementary March wm be meeting Hon., Seat 21 at 7:10 •MARY COOK- In aw State Room ol the UnnarsHy Union. SKI EP AUTUMN QUEEN! Fejta — Lets ol fun waa had with il»i|ta», Undergraduate Student Government on-end- PUTEFt DISKETTES S2 EACH, 8 FOR S10. ed /special ad. dual and triple mafcxa who movies end plenty of baked beans. This May off-oampua iipiaasiaaBis peSBuisl are due JM 372-4886 be s sign for s first rate Greek Week team! TODAY si 405 Sajdent Servlcae FOR SALE: '74 VW SUNBUG. Mn LM's "picnic" again eomoMmel Low Mast S2.000 Love, svmeaM of AJpns Phil vktt Man: CongrstuwOorw on your DG-Sig Ep engagement lo Paul! We're so happy for youl Cal 372-1707 Hey Erie Steeeyl CongrBtussUons on being s Love, your Pea Oaa eauars For Sale new member of the B.O S.U. VarsMy GeB tl I need to dance for you 1S76 VW. RabM 4 speed, very good condi- team. Wa ens vary proud al (and FORE) you. tion $760.00. Cat 364-7789 between 12:00 . €M^M^§ys{SQ=^^rl^^ IT San Hun! The PM Pel's Parttee. blrthdaya. end smel get-togethers ere my speckWy. Matt dancer. For more Wo 372- p m • 1 00 p m or after g:00 p.m 34S2. 78 Buck Opel Rune vary wel $90000 AND ftSSUMt A ?Rll RIGHT. HURRYIII HURRY!!' Looking tor people to organize t ctaI-t>catBeic Phont 364-4117. (STRATEGIC rWm0N)U)H0 LET Gal Involved ai Bit world's lergtal art group, rjnttohan. 364-oSTB. FOR SALE TOP OF Lt*£-VYWISTLER SPEC- N c«£ Tht -4,m ROW Business Orgsnuason TRUM RADAR DETECTOR JUST BOUGHT PLANET SUPS PHI BETA LAMBOA THB SUMMER! 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