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Weather State may spend more on education by John Chalfant The Associated Press "Adjusted for inflation, state support per student has dropped almost 23 percent in five years. Clearly, higher BGSU prepares for more cuts COLUMBUS - State spending for higher education would in- education stands diminished as a result of these funding by Julie Tagllalerro crease by $700 million in the next decisions." administration reporter two fiscal years under a budget proposal outlined Thursday for Elaine Hairston, Chancellor of Ohio Board of Regents the Ohio Board of Regents. As the University continues to cope with the effects of the The proposal recommends tion, said the budget amount to be Filipic said the proposal also most recent round of budget cuts, fear of more cuts to higher higher education expenditures of recommended Friday would be would: education loom in Bowling Green and throughout Ohio. $4.1 billion during the two-year less than the amount recom- Reduce the level of college According to University President Paul Olscamp, there is Rain, rain, go away: budget period starting July 1, mended two years ago. costs carried by undergraduate "great danger" that more reductions will hit the University, but Friday, showers and thun- 1993. The regents will vote on it students from the current 51 he said he does not know what the magnitude of the cuts will be. derstorms. Breezy with the Friday, after which it will be Filipic said the request, if fully percent to 44 percent in fiscal "Ohio is still busily handling the last round of budget cuts and high in the mld-70s. Winds submitted to Gov. George Voino- funded by the state, would pro 1994, and to 43 percent the fol- so are we," Olscamp said. Olscamp said the adminstration has a southwest IS to 25 mph. vich and the Legislature. vide a 7 percent increase over lowing year. fund that can be used to prevent cuts if more reductions occur. Chance of rain near 100 per- That compares with total the original budget approved by Increase amounts of Ohio In- However, he said the University would like to use that money to cent. Friday night, rain spending of about $3.4 billion on the Legislature for the current structional Grants to students by use on salary increases for the faculty. likely, especially early. higher education in the current fiscal year. 10 percent a year. "This institution cannot go through a third year without salary Cooler with the low from 50 budget. "That 7 percent is barely Provide $12 million a year in increases," Olscamp said. "It will fracture the institution [if pay to 55. Chance of rain 70 per- Regents Chancellor Elaine enough to cover the inflation and new financial aid for part-time raises do not occur]." Olscamp said the adminstration is de- cent. Saturday, variable Hairston said the recom- enrollment growth that would students. veloping different plans to prepare for possible cuts, but said he cloudiness. High In the mendation is the start of an at- occur. Obviously, it is nonethe- Filipic acknowledged that the would not comment on those plans at this time. mid-60s. tempt to recapture part of $272 less an ambitious request be- state couldn't meet the proposed Christopher Dal ton, vice president for planning and budget- million in state aid cuts during cause we no longer have that fis- regents budget, as well as needs ing, said state tax revenues for July and August are $30 million the past 20 months and to account cal '93 appropriation, but a much in Medicaid and other programs, below projected estimates. Dalton said if revenues continue to for anticipated increases in stu- lower amount," he said. without more money. fall behind, it is likely there will be a midyear state budget ad- dent enrollment and inflation. The proposed budget for fiscal "I don't think that it can do it justment. Dalton said this will either be in the form of tax in- Inside The News "Adjusted for inflation, state 1994, excluding money for build- without extra revenue. Whether creases or budget cuts. support per student has dropped ing construction, would provide a that extra revenue would have to Dalton said it is premature to predict how much state cuts Party time: almost 23 percent in five years. 20 percent increase over current come from a tax increase is would be and how they would be allocated. Student Legal Services Clearly, higher education stands spending, after cuts imposed by somewhat less certain. But it "The University is obviously still digesting the cuts made this Managing Attorney Greg diminished as a result of these would take an extraordinarily year," he said. "I would hope since higher education shouldered Bakies offers some sugges- funding decisions," she said. Voinovich. The budget for fiscal strong economic recovery to more than our share of the cuts last time, we'll not be affected tions on how to throw a suc- Matthew Filipic, the regents' 1995 would increase by 8 per- generate it without a tax in- again." cessful party without the vice chancellor for administra- cent. crease," he said. hassles of arrests, property damage and personal injur- ies. Horsin' Around Bus driver Outside Campus cited for Pet shop charged with 2-vehicle cruelty: A local pet shop and its owner has been charged with cruelty to animals due collision to neglect and filthy condi- by Eileen McNamara tions. police reporter Denise Montague, man- ager of Davy Jones' Locker, 1002 S. Main St., was When the Department of Park- charged after police found a ing and Traffic proposed the hamster skeleton with some University shuttle bus as a way fur on it in the dwarf ham- to promote campus safety, they ster cage. Another hamster, may have "accidentally" over- found ill and not moving, looked one possiblity. later died despite medica- On Thursday morning one of tion. The hamsters had the buses pulled out in front of an water but no food in the oncoming compact car on North cage. Police also said the College Drive, causing a colli- store, which the owner was sion. No one was injured. planning to close in eight According to the police report, weeks, was in a state of the shuttle bus was westbound on "disarray." LeRoy Avenue and stopped at the The store owner told stop sign at the North College police she was not aware of Drive intersection. The other ve- the dead hamster and admit- hicle, traveling southbound on ted the animals sometimes North College Drive, had no stop went without care for entire sign. days. When the bus pulled out into the intersection, the car's driver could not avoid broadsiding its Danny the drinking goat right side. "It appears the driver of the dies: bus just did not see the other car BRISBANE, Australia - coming," Sgt. Linda McCool said Danny the goat has drunk at the scene. his final beer. Bus driver Janet L. Cavanaugh, For the last 10 years, 52, was cited for failure to yield Danny entertained tourists right of way from a stop sign. on Moreton Island, six miles Parking and Traffic officials said east of the Queensland state they could not yet say whether capital, Brisbane, with his Cavanaugh will be reprimanded ability to pick up a mug and for the accident. The shuttle was moderately swig beer. The BG Ncwt/Llnda Lenc The talent earned him damaged on the right side, but coverage in local news- could be driven from the scene of papers and a spot on the tel- Practicing her position over fences, freshman biology major offers riding lessons to students through the University's physical the accident. The other vehicle, evision program "Austra- Missy Curdle Jumps a school horse, Whiskey, over a crossrail at education department. driven by a 30-year-old com- River Hollow Farm In Perrysburg Thursday afternoon. The farm lia's Funniest Home muter student, received heavy Videos." front-end damage. But this week Danny was found shot to death, owner Leila Oakey said Thursday. "People are upset," she Fighting escalates as peace talks loom said. "He had a personality and was a real tourist attrac- tion." by George Jahn government poured into Stup and plane crashed on an aid mission. The Associated Press Azici after Serb rebels launched "They are going to the Geneva talks, and they are going The Italian government has said a fierce attack with tank guns, in a preliminary report that the artillery and mortars on the with some cards in their pockets." plane was hit by a heat-seeking SARAJEVO, Bosnia- western neighborhoods. The General Hussein Aly Abdel Razek, Egyptian missile, but it did not say which Lottery Herzegovina - Fierce fighting e- government forces had been commander of U.N. forces side launched the rocket. rupted in the western part of the pushed back into that area in re- Abdel Razek said U.N. moni- capital Thursday in what the cent fighting. CLEVELAND - Here are tors counted 420 rounds of shell- U.N. commander said was an ap- Gen. Hussein Aly Abdel Razek, Although the battles were vir- Thursday night's Ohio Lot- calating, he said it was a "war of ing on Thursday - all from the parent attempt to stake claims the Egyptian commander of U.N. attrition" and that neither side tually next-door to the airport, tery selections: Abdel Razek announced that a Serb side ~ between 7 am. and 4 before the opening of peace talks forces In Bosnia, said the battles had much chance of winning. p.m. in Geneva on Friday. appeared to be an attempt to lay The Bosnian government de- U.N. relief plane would fly into Pick 3 Numbers: 7-5-6 Other U.N. officers inter- Bosnia's increasingly isolated territorial claims. fense headquarters was deserted Sarajevo as a test and, if it went Pick 4 Numbers: 0-4-4-0 weU, aid flights to the capital viewed near Sarajevo said they government rejected a Serb pro- "They are going to the Geneva because all available officers and had 11 Serb positions under ob- posal to use the talks to start di- talks, and they are going with troops rushed to reinforce the could resume next week. He set The Super Lotto jackpot is servation and four government viding the republic into ethnic some cards in their pockets," he no date for the flight. $8 million. Stup and Azici fronts, where the positions, and that the combat regions. said. fighting sent columns of thick Humanitarian flights were hal- Forces of the Muslim-led Although the fighting was es- black smoke into the sky. ted on Sept. 3 when an Italian See YUGOSLAVIA, page five.. t Opinion page two The BG News Friday, September 18, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF -rt*» OM•»*«— P***,ew"*>v t FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KlMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News E.A.R. to the Ground ... The mud's flying already in the dis- to these problems, but it's doubtful. If trict two state senate race, and they had a point to make, they should 'oNt> K3U VtttUER Wf T Vt& &» EXCITE* A*WT RJECrtOT.. real issues have been the casualties. have come forward instead of hiding Candidate Jack Hartman, who has behind a kiosk. made a firm pro-education stand, **• reverted this week to accusing incum- bent Betty Montgomery of caving into Grab your balls and get fined; that's special interest groups and being a what Assistant Vice President of Stu- Hatred, bias, intolerance puppet of party officials who forgave a dent Activities Gregory Decrane is say- campaign debt of Montgomery's. ing. What, a politician who is influenced by special interests? Never! Employees at WFAL radio, the Uni- overtaking our freedom Let's not let this race degenerate into versity's AM station, were told one in which campaign finance takes up Wednesday by Student Activities that It doesn't matter how clearly But even God is no longer a the headlines. Hartman needs to define the slogan for their golf tournament, you spell it out - people today Russell Kahler problem to the religious right, himself through his stances, not "Grab your balls," violates the student simply will not stray beyond the for they have created a homo- through cheap tactics. code. All traces of the slogan must be protective little shells they've phobic God in their own image. *** gone within 24 hours or the organiza- built around themselves and see Yes, God now serves our every tion will be fined. the world for what it really is. purpose (then again, hasn't he American society is a collec- always), and condemns that we And while we're rolling around in the tion of thoughts, ideas and opin- see as "immoral" with fire and dirt, we should mention certain Greek- Maybe it's time for the Assistant VP ions ~ a multiplicity of people liv- brimstone ... you might even be bashing fliers which were posted of Student Activities to take a cold ing among people who often have swayed into believing that God is around campus. shower -- or grab a few balls himself only one common bond: the fact a loyal Republican. and get into the spirit of the tourna- that they are American citizens. The conservative agenda The fliers contain material which ac- ment. This special relationship is what neither respects the boundaries cuse the fraternity system of offenses *** sets the United States apart from of common sense nor knows the such as gang rape, hazing and gay bash- the rest of the world ... why we that gay citizens are not fit to limits of human decency. Right ing. While these things happen on cam- If you can see this in the football can express ourselves freely and serve their country; their civil here in Northwestern Ohio, Mar- pus ~ and may involve members of the lockeroom, then you are too close. not worry about the threat of liberties and equal protection of jorie Reed, a woman sentenced to arrest or imprisonment. the law are no longer applicable, 15 years in federal prison for greek system - the creators should rea- Word around town is, a certain name- because they have made a "mora- firebombing an abortion clinic, lize its wrong to blame an entire group less Coach Blackney has banned your We really have something lly incorrect lifestyle choice." actually drew supporters (who for the acts of certain individuals. favorite - and free - campus paper good. James Madison's wonder- If this person were black, brought theirCHIlDREN) to her They should also realize there was from the lockerroom for promoting ful arrangement of affairs has Asian, Eskimo, or handicapped - sentencing. She then had the nothing funny about belittling rape and ideals contrary to the football team. We held up for more than 200 years nerve to say her criminal actions discrimination, which are serious prob- agree with the coach; everybody knows without serious threats of in- were done only to "save a life." lems on campus and in the community. about the "special teams" bias of the ternal overthrow. In fact. The Give me a break! This woman Maybe they wanted to draw attention media. United States is the oldest con- "When a homosexual is is a terrorist - pure and simple. tinuous system of democratic involved, the 'moral She broke the law by committing government in the world today. a terrible act of violence, but yet standards' ol the community she feels it is morally justified People have gotten lazy these and the religious interests because of her religious beliefs... Gays don't fit definition of minorities days. No one thinks about civil it's sure a good thing that God is rights or freedom anymore; we ol the extreme right-wing on her side. The BG News: Minorities are people (like me) Don't get me wrong, I think to just take it for granted that our are suddenly given equal I am writing in response to the who, because of the way they are refuse employment or to dis- civil liberties will always be footing with basic rights Even Bowling Green is affect- "gay" bill editorial which was re- born (no choice here), they are criminate against someone be- there. ed. Last Thursday, Daniel and cently printed on the Opinion sometimes denied economic and cause they are gay is wrong and I guaranteed to all citizens." Karen Green — two highly edu- page Sept. 10 ("Oregon bill labels social programs such as affirma- don't condone it. But, on the other This relaxed attitude is the cated Ph.D.s - wrote a response gay population "perverse'). tive action. hand, to label gays as a minority chief reason for the rise of in- to my stance on the issue of abor- In the article I could not help group and to consider them for tolerance, bigotry and hatred we tion in which they claim that but notice the comment, "Per- It is my sole belief that people special minority rights bills such have experienced in the last 12 the federal government would be women have no right to choose sonal choice is something to are gay by choice. This is why I as affirmative action would be years. Since 1980, and the rise of right in the middle of the fray, what to do with their bodies. which every American has the think it would be a slap in my unjust to blacks and other minor- the "Reagan revolution," the fighting for the rights of the in- Their comments spring straight right and now the government is face for gays to be considered as ities since we did not choose our ideas of freedom and equality for dividual. However, when a ho- out of the religious ignorance trying to take that right away." I a minority group. Why should struggle - we were bom with it. all citizens have taken a back mosexual is involved, the "moral that is the trademark of the con- don't think the government is they be considered for special seat to the conservative agenda standards" of the community and servative agenda, and are com- trying to take this right away government funding and con- of hate. the religious interests of the ex- pletely uninformed of any of the from gay Americans. I think the sideration? Unlike most minori- Christopher L. Hill treme right wing are suddenly delicate balances set up by Jus- government is sticking to the ties, they chose that lifestyle -- Sophomore Imagine, for just a moment, given equal footing with basic tice Blackmun in Roe v. Wade. definition of the word minority. t they weren't born with it. Secondary education you are a young person out in the rights guaranteed to all citizens. Unlike the Greens, Justice working world for the first time. What is the reason for this? Blackmun realized that a larger You spend weeks looking for Why do we stand for it? issue was at stake in Roe, than Apocalypservice Mike Martone & Jennifer L. Sader work, when lo and behold (yes, one of simply soldifying his own finding a job In the Reagan/Bush The conservative agenda is not particular religious creed into era is a truly joyous occasion) alone in its intolerance: The law. Justice Blackmun worked to you manage to secure a job. You Catholic Church released a go beyond religion, and to guar- eagerly go to work for this com- statement this summer that antee the rights of all parties in- pany, and quickly advance up the called upon the American clergy volved in his development of corporate ladder - another to work against all laws and theRoe opinion. American success story of the movements aimed at gaurantee- hometown kid who hit it big. ing homosexual equality, and my Obviously, individuals such as favorite televangelist/possible the Greens, who see the world But one day, despite all of the presidential candidate/Adolf only in religious absolutes, can- good you have done, after all of Hitler wannabe, Pat Robertson, not understand the delicate bal- the success you have brought the has decreed that God has told ances that make up the Constitu- company, you are fired ... termi- him that any move legitimizing tion or the relevance of opinions the gay lifestyle will result in the contrary to their own. nated without warning, and for Sodom and Gommorah-like de- what reason? It seems someone struction of the United States. Dangerous times are approach- has told your employer that you ing - November 3rd will de- live an "alternative lifestyle," Why are these men who claim termine, possibly once and for that you are a homosexual. to be holy preaching this intoler- all, how secure our basic liberties ance? Would God, the creator of wUl be for the next twenty years. Seems outrageous, but if you all men and women, not see this We have the vote, we can use it, change the word "employer" to as wrong? I don't recall the say- and maybe - Just maybe - God "armed forces," this situation ing, "Love your neighbor as you will be on our side this time. happens all the time. It seems our love yourself" being qualified Russ Kahler is a senior politi- Commander-in-Chief believes with "only if they aren't queer." cal science major from Toledo. BG News Staff Jim's Journal by Jim Photo Editor Mary Jo Cesa Proofreader Tim Norman Tcim.1 I J*«" * He <*•>< u*fk«N«" r tkevjWt f*r • tu* I -figured Linda Lenc Asst. Photo Editor Dawn Keller Proofreader •r.a Ic.Ved t.tc MOM»e«TT «koU+ ^K* •fk* ckowe» •# „rrv«f to** -+** M w*t fkftkiM* f«»»;V,l.4f +k«»t n»«* MfptwWm Erik Pupillo Asst. Sports Editor Gwen Johnson Proofreader idle ** *!'• cr»*i»« owl •* ran****** wMif prr«tCensorship part ofBG News Wandering around campus A small group of people ap- ing anything they said in the points itself to a position superior minutes or in the paper. The sun over the masses, so that It may Michael Brennan doesn't shine in the Faculty Sen- reveals strange happenings subjugate and pass judgment ate. upon them. It destroys the rights Does USG run the University? of the individual to use his or her It could. But judging the last few She leapt from bed in the read all that stuff? Not to men- own mind and make his or her days, some aren't sure if it can grip of a driving urge to stroll tion how aggravating it must own decisions. even run itself. across campus with a bowl of Juliet Cook be to the various groups that No, I am not referring to the Does George Voinovich run Mac and Cheese. Sure, it was 2 took time to hang the stuff up! USG Elections and Opinions this University? Yes. Right into in the morning, but she She was really rather vexed, Board. I am referring to censor- the ground. couldn't sleep, OK? She figured but what could she do? She ship. • * • • * Last year, some of the she could either read her wailed at the harvest moon and In the marketplace of ideas, College Republicans complained sleazy Harlequin or go on that then went back to bed. there is no room for censorship. that The News is liberally biased. walk. So she slinked out the She slept until 11:30. After Those ideas that are morally re- Conservatives in general com- door hummimg the Brady all, she had been up until all pugnant will fail when brought rubber stamping it. The adminis- plain of a "liberal bias." I find Bunch theme song and scarf- hours the previous night. As into the open where they can be tration doesn't like it when stuff this kind of amusing. More often ing down cold Mac and Cheese she crawled from her bed, the openly seen, discussed and dis- hits The News before the than not, the media is biased (she made a damn good Mac one thought foremost in her credited. trustees know about it. Why? Be- neither left nor right, but instead and Cheese, but this is, of tl mind was -- BREAKFAST. Censorship takes on many cause the trustees read the paper is "stupidity biased." That is, course, secondary). She began to drool. Throwing forms, and though some appear and recognize just how distant biased against anything intel- The campus sure is well lit to Darrow, her fun-filled resi- on some garments and Chap- more benign than others, each is ligent. for 2 a.m., she thought. Then dence hall. She was almost stick, she rushed to the dining more hideous than the last. Quite This is the fault of the report- she noticed why. The lights upon it when a disturbing sight hall with a hungry gleam in her often, the issue just isn't as "Conservatives in general ers, the editors and the pub- were all on inside the new fine flew into her eyeballs like spil- aquamarine eyes. simple as a group of religious complain of a liberal bias.' I lishers, but no more so than the arts building. Continuing her led Bacon Bits. Actually, it was But alas, the day's breakfast hypocrites burning copies of fault of their readership, viewers trek, she noticed that other a flying flier about a College serving hours were long gone. Huckleberry Finn. find this kind ol amusing. and listeners who yawn at news campus buildings also had lots Republicans meeting. She It wasn't even noon yet and NO A far uglier form of censorship More often than not, the that isn't simple and flashy. Take of vacant rooms bathed in paused briefly to vomit. Then MORE BREAKFAST. is that which is preemptive. It's the S&L crisis, for instance. I light. In disbelief and dis- the censorship that occurs within media is biased neither left have yet to find a news story in Why was electricity being appointment, her famished the media. This is often ex- nor right, but instead is the "mainstream" media that carelessly wasted? She was "Why was electricity being body crumpled to the ground. plained under the guise of a story covered this issue as comprehen- aware that late night electrici- carelessly wasted? Couldn't at least one food line being "newsworthy" or in need 'stupidity biased.' That is, sively and thoroughly as one I ty charges are not particularly be devoted to breakfast until of "editing." biased against anything read in The Nation. A [gasp] left high, but so what? Especially Especially now, in this time noon? Don't get me wrong. Often wing publication. But I'm one of now, in this time of widespread of widespread budget Finally, she hesitantly rose to these words mean honest things. intelligent." the few people I know who really budget crisis, shouldn't the her feet to peruse the lunch en- News stories often do need to be has a grasp on what happened, campus be making an effort to crises, shouldn't the trees, which were all along the edited. Sometimes they are ir- why and who all to blame for it. save every penny in any way campus be making an lines of leftover vegetable relevant and not worth printing. they are from making policy. But closer to home: The News. possible? souffle. Not a pleasing option However, you'd have to be an So this begs the question, who So far this semester I have Wasting electricity is a ter- effort to save every penny for one who had just emerged idiot to believe that this is always runs the University? cringed at nearly every editorial rible habit. Normal light bulbs in any way possible?" from slumber. The dining hall the case. Some stories just aren't Well, if not the trustees, then - especially the one that defend- aren't energy efficient any- had definitely gotten worse allowed to make the printed Olscamp? No, not him either. His ed Bush's pathetic response to way. She could understand the than last year. Budget cuts, stage. I'm still looking for an ar- purpose is merely to be a target the hurricane victims -- as well as outside lights. But don't these maybe. ticle about how we are going to for student and faculty animo- the two recent anti-union editori- lights alone provide enough she noticed that tons of fliers She considered stopping at tear down South Hall. sity. Keeping in mind that this is als, first on the Wal-Mart issue, brightness to facilitate campus were blowing through the sky Chily's, but realized it didn't Actually, it's not a big loss. The his job, he never did it better then the faculty union issue. safety for those late-night kids and into mire. open until 2 p.m. At least Chi- building is such a hole. And they than when he left on sabbatical Me? I admit I'm not sure where who like to guzzle Kool-Aid at Once again, an unknown, ly's deserved to be commended are planning to replace it any- Spring semester 1992. Every- I stand on the faculty union issue odd hours? What is with all the immature vandalist had torn for carrying Pez this year, de- way. (Fun fact: They want to body blamed him for eveything yet. But last Wednesday's edito- lights on inside the empty every solitary piece of paper spite the exorbitant prices build the new one before they during the budgetary crisis and rial was no help. After about a buildings? from the kiosk (that wooden there. tear the old one down!) he didn't have to respond be- mile of text it boiled down to this: At this point, she was so up- structure that all the groups She decided to go back to But how many of you knew cause the "philosopher king" was The idea of a faculty union is set and confused that her head staple their fliers on) near Kre- sleep until 2 and then obtain a that? I saw the capital improve- sitting on a mountain top some- bad, because unions behave like fell off. Fortunately, she al- ischer Quad. brand new Pez dispenser. Ah, ments budget last year with my where. It was brilliant strategy unions, which is ba-a-ad, because ways carried Super Glue. What point is this loser try- the joys of collegiate existence. own eyes and was amazed. This and I admire him for that. But then they might accomplish Regaining her composure at ing to prove, she thought, by Juliet Cook is a columnist for has been in the works for quite a still, the University ran on auto- something, which will be ba-a-a- last, she decided to head back infringing upon my right to The News with a Pez fetish. while, just like the damn Field- pilot. ad. house. And where isThe News? Does Faculty Senate run the Three cheers for the stupidity It's similar to how nobody University? Maybe, but who will bias. Baa! Baa! Baa! wants to admit the true role of ever know? Consider the peculiar Michael Dylan Brennan is/was the Board of Trustees. The ad- arrangement last year where a columnist for The News, and 'DO soMWErti^CG -\ici: 'J OUySO-M-i 'fio-lt^' TO-n.-l-r ministrators pretend that the senators publicly ranted off the wishes lo remind that the views Trustees are important in mak- record, and the secretary and re- reflected here are not necessarily ing policy, and they are ... by porter obliged them by not print- the views of'The News.

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KristJ/ Derik * I'udulu & Gramarrco LJ & Bromeier Jen B/ Pike #4 * Kris/ Pike *5 Kim/ Brian Lisa/ Dave Cathy 8/ Lao *: Jen/ Pike #6 Jacey/Jen Julie/ John Mary/ Mike »• Stephanie/ Rob Jen/Greg Amy/ Prince Charming Melissa/ Jeff *: t Clevell/ Ryan Lisa Pohf Chris Stephany/ Bob The Blow Up Doll Heidi/ Rod The Tribe vs. The White Sox! Kristin/ Chris Heather/ The One Jen/ My Best Buddies Brother Kotton/ Marty ll l"«l>B r!» I'Mt l'«l>B l'H l«l>ll I B I'I'll I'I'll I consent. If the Host could be mit and University sanctions, ber of guests, while they may police do happen to visit, Bakies said. also contain "no keg" re- however, it is best to be courte- held liable for Any time a party is hosted, strictions. If the stipulations of ous to them and obey their or- problems with noise violations, leases are violated, landlords ders. If cooperation does not guests' actions disorderly conduct, littering, im- may have grounds to sue for occur, the host increases chances proper parking and lease viola- breach of contract, evict tenants of receiving a citation for dis- tions are also risked. The risks or both. orderly conduct, failure to dis- by Jane Kilgore Another step to take In assur- student life reporter become more serious, however, perse, resisting arrest or ob- when alcohol is served. ing a problem-free get-together struction of justice. If an underage person obtains is to contact neighbors and Monitoring the loudness of a Hosting or attending a party is alcohol at a party and that person request that they direct any party can be done periodically by a great way to meet people and later causes property damage or complaints to you rather than the checking the level of noise at the enjoy some relaxation, but some- personal injury to another, the police. property lines where the gather- times successful parties can turn host may be liable for money "Students kind of get a we ing is taking place, and by mak- catastrophic when arrests, prop- damages. versus-you attitude with the ing sure that all doors and erty damage and personal injur- "There are a number of crimi- community, but we are all a part windows are closed. Other guide- ies enter into the picture. nal and civil liabilities that exist. of the same town - the more con- lines to follow Include always Before having a party, it is a The criminal law liabilities are sideration and respect you show having sufficient restrooms good idea to consider the legal furnishing alcohol to an for your neighbors, the more available for guests, to forbid consequences in order to make underage person, underage pos- consideration and respect you drug use and to leave the tele- informed choices. session, false identification, al- will receive from them," Bakies phone line open and available. "There are several things to cohol permit violations, driving said. "Likewise, the permanent Another important idea to re- focus on if you are going to have under the influence, open con- residents need to respect the fact member is that moderation is the a party, and with proper planning tainers and excessive noise," Ba- that the students' lifestyle is key to a successful party, and if ahead of time, you can avoid kies said. different from their own." people consume too much alco- most difficulties," said Student "Also, the civil liability law has During parties, hosts are re- hol, they are likely to use poor Legal Services Managing Attor- expanded greatly in the past few quired to check an Ohio driver's judgment that can lead to crimi- ney Greg Bakies. years," he added. "The host of a license at the place where alcohol nal behavior such as vandalism The first decision to make is party who serves underage per- is served, as well as monitor the or acquaintance rape. whether alcohol should be sons may be civilly liable to third premises to ensure that underage served. Irresponsible use of al- parties for any personal injuries persons are not avoiding their An over-consumption of alco- cohol and drug usage are likely to and property damage caused by efforts. If hosts do not have a hol may also lead to other conse- bring detrimental results. These the underage person." permit for a public party, they quences such as unwanted sexual legal difficulties may include To help minimize these risks, should limit attendance to people experiences, missed classes, criminal penalties, civil dam- hcsts should review their leases they know. poor performance on exams, ages, furnishing alcohol to an to determine if any party re- If a party is private, police may strains on relationships and other underage person, hosting a pub- strictions exist. Some leases pro- not enter without a warrant or undesirable results. Toledo cracks down on prostitutes by Greg Guzman Toledo correspondent clean-up is well under way in [on us]," she said. "It will just "We are targeting the north ridding the north end of the pros- cause us to find new ways of go- titution problem. ing about our business." TOLEDO - Prostitution isn't part of the city in response "We are targeting the north Lisa believes that without pros- limited to New York City. to residents request Just a part of the city in response to titution in the area, other crimes The BC Newi/Tlm Norman residents' request. Just a few will increase. Toledo residents, complaining lew nights ago eight people Trying to get a vote for the Undergraduate Student Government about streetwalkers doing busi- nights ago eight people were ar- "If anything, we deter crimes elections, senatorial candidate Scottle Michaells talks to fresh- ness In their neighborhoods, have were arrested, two local rested, two local and six out-of- like rape and kidnapping," she man sociology major Shannon Smith In front of the Union spurred police to crack down on and six out-ol-towners." towners," Marx said. said. "Prostitution allows an es- Thursday afternoon. Election results will be announced In Prout prostitution. One measure being taken to cape vent for those with sexual Hall at 9 a.m. L.M. Taylor, a Toledo resident Art Marx, Toledo Police cause a decline in prostitution is fantasies." of 31 years, said occupants of a Sergeant the forfeiture statute. She also said some of her busi- north end neighborhood are fed "The statute allows us to con- ness comes from "you whole- up with all the crimes brought fiscate the vehicles involved if some boys and girls in the college Into the area by the hookers. over the years. we need to," Marx said. world who live off Mommy and "They have been here for as "I understand they are just out However, according to "Lisa," Daddy, especially at Bowling long as I can remember," he said. here for the business, but I can residential prostitute of five Green." "It used to be ridiculous, all the remember one time when some years, the crackdown will not According to Taylor, though, window busting and problems." men were robbed in broad day- stop the streetwalkers from con- most of the prostitutes' cus- Taylor said he has seen pros- light by the prostitutes," he said. ducting business. tomers in his neighborhood are titutes come and go in the area Police Sergeant Art Marx said "The police will have no effect businessmen from Michigan. VAVWA,W//WWWW/W/.WWWAVWWWrtVWWVd^^WWA flflorco's Pizza V*A CHI o^ Bowling Green: 1045 N. Main St. 353-0044 twttm Free Delivery! AXO OO ANY PIZZA SINGLE LARGE PIZZA $1 '^r^r (single or double] Cheese and 1 Item Off or $5.95 ANY 2 SUBS Hand SixSpun or Pan Pizza Destination Unknown Hand Spun or Pan Pizza • Additional Iterm SI 25 One Coupon Per Oder No other coupon with tn» offer M2.2S September 18, 1992 • Bowling Green Store Only vvvwv^vvvwvv^vvvvvvvvvvvvvwrrrtvvvvv-!vwww 353-0044 353-0044

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But carjackings cause more The Associated Press when some young men decided Wayne Newton, Los Angeles police detective anxiety simply because people they wanted her car. usually feel safe in their cars, The 21-year-old college student said Marcus Felson, a crime pre- NEW YORK -- Most Americans in an Associated Press poll ended up on the sidewalk, shot in amateur thieves are simply sty- In New York, Aaron Garnett, vention expert at the University think President Bush's talk of a tax cut is "just politics." They the head and dying. Her Honda mied by the sophisticated 24, was killed early Wednesday of Southern California. think their taxes will probably go up whether voters re-elect Accord was pulled over two alarms, steering-wheel locks and defending his car from two rob- Bush or choose Bill Clinton. hours later, 35 miles away. homing devices installed by des- bers. He had stopped at a pay "Whenever you're victimized Voters are confused about the president's position on taxes, "It's just beyond comprehen- perate auto owners as thefts con- phone to call his girlfriend in your home or your car or any according to the poll of 1,002 randomly selected adults on Friday sion," said her father, the Rev. tinue to rise. No device stops a On Sept. 8, a woman from Sav- location you thought was secure, through Tuesday. About four in 10 think Bush is promising "no Richard Horton. "All her hopes professional car thief, they say. age, Md., was dragged to her you'll probably be more upset," new taxes," but another four in 10 say he is refusing to make and dreams gone, and for such an "Some criminals are lazy," said death behind her luxury car after Felson said. "It's a violation of such a promise. inconceivable reason." Los Angeles police Det. Wayne it was stolen with her 2-year-old your private space." Bush declared last week that "I went along with one Demo- This week, a man was shot to Newton. "If you point a weapon inside. A few days later, a teen- cratic tax increase and I'm not going to do it again. Ever. Ever." death in New York City when he and take a car, you don't have the ager in suburban Washington, Police recommend several But presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the next day tried to stop someone stealing his hassle of breaking the window or D.C., was shot to death by an FBI ways drivers can protect them- - the day before the poll started - that Bush was not repeating car. And in a highly-publicized popping the ignition. And the agent after an attempted car- selves. Among them: rolling up his 1988 pledge against new taxes. carjacking last week, a Maryland car's not damaged." jacking outside the agent's home. windows, locking doors, driving The president also suggested last week that Americans could woman was dragged to her death. The FBI doesn't keep statistics in the center lane, taking free- receive a 1 percentage point tax-rate reduction if Congress ap- on carjacking alone, said Outrage over those crimes ways rather than streets through proved some $130 billion in spending cuts he has proposed. Instead of breaking into spokesman Mike Kortan in Wash- prompted action from top offi- high-crime areas. Democrats in Congress have balked at many of the cuts, and 79 parked cars, thieves increasingly ington, but in the last two years, cials. FBI Director William Ses- percent of those polled said they regarded Bush's idea as "just are resorting to forcing the the phenomenon has occurred in sions promised a national crack- "The most important thing is, politics," rather than a serious proposal. driver out at stoplights, freeway cities around the nation, notably down, and a House committee be aware," Newton said. "If you ramps or parking lots, and then If Bush is re-elected, 56 percent think he is likely to raise their Detroit and Houston. In parts of advanced a bill that would make see someone get out of a car be- speeding away. A crime once suburban San Fernando Valley, armed carjackings a federal taxes, compared with 27 percent who think taxes will be un- hind you with a gun, drive off. considered "victimless" is pro- carjackings account for 2 per- crime punishable by up to 15 But if they've got their gun bar- changed and 6 percent who foresee lower taxes. ducing casualties. years in prison. If Clinton gets into the White House, 68 percent think he'll cent of all car thefts, authorities rel 6 inches from your head, do Some police officials think Car owners are still much more raise their taxes. Fifteen percent think their tax bills won't said. what they say." change, and 8 percent think they will go down. The poll by ICR Survey Research Group of Media, Pa., a part YUGOSLAVIA USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG of AUS Consultant Cos., has a margin of sampling error of plus Continued from page one.. or minus 3 percentage points. The margin is 4 points for the 757 was intense. The spoke on condi- With the backing of Serbia, the Get a Behind the Scenes Look registered voters who were included and whose answers were tion of anonymity. dominant force in the truncated not significantly different from the overall sample. The Bosnian government said Yugoslav federation, they start- of USG Bush campaign communications director Will Feltus dis- Thursday that casualties in the ed an armed rebellion that has missed the poll's finding that most voters - and two-thirds of previous 24 hours had been 31 captured two-thirds of Bosnian Become a USG Volunteer Republicans in the survey - consider Bush's most specific plan dead and 198 wounded in the re- territory in six months of brutal 5 to lower taxes and spending as "just politics." public, including 10 dead and 60 warfare. • Applications can be picked "In the middle of the campaign, voters are going to consider wounded in Sarajevo. So far, neither peace talks nor up at 405 Student Services i everything a candidate says as political," Feltus said. Fighting has claimed at least intense diplomatic and economic I Those who think Bush would raise their taxes are reacting to 10,000 lives since February, pressure on Serbia has suc- • Due back by Friday 9/25 5pm the 1990 tax deal, Feltus said. "The Democrats raised taxes, when the republic's Muslims and ceeded in bringing the warring • Sign up for an interview on 1 blamed it on the president, and it stuck." Croats voted for independence factions to heel. the 28th and 29th I Other polls have shown that Bush's credibility suffered be- from Yugoslavia. Serbs, who The peace talks, brokered by cause he broke a campaign promise by agreeing to the 1990 tax make up one-third of the popula- the United Nations and the 1 increase, but that a majority now considers both men likely to tion, boycotted the February re- European Community, are raise taxes. ferendum. scheduled to resume Friday. 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Gary Palmisano, soccer coach "Next thing I know, the ball is at my feet." Central Michigan. In non- "Neither side played extremely well," The score was Bonham's first goal of the league games. Bowling coach Gary Palmisano said. "We played a ut 60:43, putting in the ball off a free kick by year, scored at the 85:00 minute mark. The The Mid-American Con- Green is at Wisconsin, typical midweek game especially after a James Labar. assist by Martella added to his team-leading ference season is just under Eastern at Penn State, three-hour bus ride." BG goaltender Dan Traver thought the total of eight points. way, and already there is a Toledo at Purdue and Ryan Dell opened the scoring at 23:55, team got a little overconfident after building While he was not overly thrilled with the surprise at the top of the Miami hosts Cincinnati. booting in a Tom Kinney pass. Ryan McCue a two-goal lead. team's defensive play, Palmisano credited heap. "We're just two games picked up an assist off his throw in to Kinney "The first goal was a little iffy," Traver the team with putting forth enough effort to Akron, the MAC'S newest into the schedule, and we've who then set up Dell for the score. said. "We expected a whistle and instead retake control of the game. member, finds itself first in got a long, long, long way to The second goal came off Brian Fergu- they caught us flat footed." "We gave up a two-goal lead, but then they more than alphabetical or- go," Faust says, quashing son's cross to the goal mouth where Bob On the second goal Traver went up to responded with enough work ethic to win," der. any early celebrating by his Boyle headed the ball into the net at 40:58. snare Labar's free kick, but ended up getting he said. The Zips are off to a 2-0 team. "I'm really con- The goal was Boyle's second of the season. bumped heavily. The collision caused the "We have to play better to win," Palmisano start, with victories over cerned with Western right Cincinnati struck back with Todd Cox, who ball to come lose, falling right to Cox. added. "The kids realize that and dodged a Toledo and Eastern Michi- now." scored two goals eight minutes apart to tie BG put together a final spurt late in the bullet this time. It was a lesson well gan. Akron is 2-0 for the first the game. second half that secured the victory. learned." The team travels to Miami this Coach Gerry Faust's time in Faust's seven years Cox scored the first goal at 52:51 off Keith Brian Bonham was the recipient of Rob Sunday to play the Redskins at 1:30 to kick team had played MAC since leaving the job as Kronoveter's corner kick. Cox struck again Martella's pass and bent the ball around the off the beginning of the MAC schedule. teams annually with mixed head coach at Notre Dame. success. But no one knew For the Zips to make it to how the Zips would fit into 3-0, they must find a way to the MAC in their first year. hold down Western quar- Todds to battle in Los Angeles "It's a lot different, a lot terback Brad Tayles, who is tougher," Faust says. "I'm averaging 275 yards a game real concerned. These in total offense. Akron by John Nadel teams are all good, they're fracture of his right ankle during However, the Dolphins sacked Dave Shu]a. leads the MAC in total de- The Associated Press Kosar only twice. In their victories over Seattle all well coached, they're fense, surrendering 260 a 27-23 loss to Miami on Monday coming in with a different yards a game. night and will be sidelined at "It (the pass protection) was and the Los Angeles Raiders, the Bengals have averaged 172.S approach when they play us But Faust still sounds like LOS ANGELES - A pair of least six weeks. considerably better last week," Belichick said. "But we're going yards a game and 4.S yards per now because we're a league a man under a lot of strain. Todds will get the opportunity to Kosar sustained the injury member. They're going to "I'm happy we're getting early in the second quarter but, up against a team with an excel- carry. Shula has been using the play quarterback Sunday at the run as a bsis for the offense, try- be ready for us. a week off next week be- Los Angeles Coliseum for the thinking it was only a sprain, lent pass rush in the Raiders. "We have a lot of respect for ing to tire out opposing defenses "In the past, I think they cause I need a break," he first time this season - one by played the entire game. just took us as another team Philcox, who turns 26 next Todd (Marinovich) and the and retain the element of sur- said. "It's been unbelieva- choice, one by necessity. on the schedule. But that's ble. I think I've put more week, has thrown just 10 passes Raiders. I'm sure he'll be a better prise for Boomer Esiason's pass- The Los Angeles Raiders de- not the way they're playing pressure on myself these as a pro, completing four for 49 quarterback this year than he es. cided this week that despite Jay The Bengals have been using us now." last three, four or five Schroeder's 380-yard passing yards with two interceptions. was last season. He's got a strong arm." mostly off-tackle plays, draws Akron opened with a 27-9 weeks than I did the whole performance against Cincinnati, The Browns signed veteran victory at Eastern Michi- Mike Tomczak two days after Shell expressed confidence the and a few sweeps. time I was at Notre Dame." they will go with Todd Marino- gan and followed that with a Kosar was injured, so and Phil- Raiders, who have lost six "We're keeping it kind of The schedule is also vich in their home opener against heart-stopping, 23-20 cox soon could be back on the straight, including a playoff simple," offensive line coach Jim cause for alarm for Faust the Cleveland Browns. McNally said. "I mean, every- triumph at home against and the Zips. The Western Marinovich, 23, will be making bench. game, dating back to last season, Tomczak, 29, won 23 of 34 are about to turn it around. body knows the way we're going Toledo. It took a school- game begins a four-game his third career start. As a rookie record 56-yard field goal by starts for the Chicago Bears be- "I'm telling you, this team is to run - it's Just stopping it." road trip. last year, he played the final The left side of the offensive Damon Alcorn with no time "This is going to be a game of the regular season and tween 1986 and 1990. going to be there at the end, vy- "He's played and he's won," ing for the championship," he line has veteran guard Bruce remaining in the latest win. bear," Faust said, sounding the AFC wild-card game, both Kozerski and 11-time All-Pro On Saturday, Akron must like a man in last place in- losses. Browns coach Bill Belichick said said. "There's no reason why we of Tomczak. "The first thing we shouldn't be there at the end." tackle Anthony Munoz. Mike travel to Western Michigan. stead of first. Raiders coach Art Shell made Arthur, a second-year pro, is at it clear a long-term commitment have to do is get him acclimated An 0-3 start would make that to our system. He might have to very difficult, but as Belichick center. Eight-year tackle Joe has been made to Marinovich, Walter anchors the right side, despite Schroeder's effort in a play this week." said, it's a long season. Of Philcox, Belichick said, "Nobody's been eliminated with third-year man Kirk Scraf- 24-21 overtime loss to the Ben- ford moved in at guard. 1-800-332-AIDS gals. "Todd's been with us for a couple from the playoffs after three "He's the quarterback, he's years. He's performed well games," he said. "Right now, the here to lead us," Shell said. "We under pressure before and we're only thing we can control is our feel the kid is ready to go. This is confident he will again. He's not performance against the Raiders as good a time as any to make the a real experienced quarterback. and that's what we're working change. It's a matter of going in a He's a good athlete. I would say on." different direction and trying to he's more mobile than Bernie. ** find a way to win football games. He's not Randall Cunningham, The Associated Press "That's nothing against Jay. but he can move around." He's a very capable quarterback If the Browns' season-opening But we still have to win." 14-3 loss to Indianapolis is an ac- CINCINNATI - The success of Todd Philcox will make his curate barometer, Philcox will the Cincinnati Bengals' running Don't first NFL start for the Browns. have to move around a lot. 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Questions? Call 372-8086 for more details Keep your appointment and earn a chance to SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1992 win $300 in cash or prizes! 1 i Friday, September 18, 1992 The BG News page seven Ismail faces less opportunity by William Kates The Associated Press 40-yard line, anytime," Syracuse made a bad play on one by field- season after Ismail's touchdown coach Paul Pasqualoni said. ing the ball as he went out of return against Florida State, In two games, Richardson and bounds. Richardson said. SYRACUSE, - Syracuse kick Ismail have had one return each No. 21 Ohio State (2-0), which returner Qadry Ismail isn't com- on eight kickoffs. Nevertheless, plays the eighth-ranked Or- It has forced the Orangemen to plaining that opposing teams the Orangemen's average field angemen on Saturday, will spend more time at practice aren't letting him do the job. position after kickoffs this grapple with the same decisions working on fielding unconven- Faced with the prospect of season is their own 39, making that faced East Carolina and tional kickoffs, Pasqualoni said. kicking deep to Syracuse's elec- drives easier for quarterback Texas. trifying return men, Ismail and Marvin Graves. "Traditionally, you kick the Terry Richardson, opponents "You don't have many ball deep, you get the ball and have used short, high kickoffs "It's crazy, but if they want to choices," Buckeyes coach John everybody blocks somebody and and squib kicks to reduce the put Marvin and our offense that Cooper said. "You kick it to you run the ball up the field. It's chance of a long runback. close, it just makes their job eas- either one of those return people almost like we don't even work "If you ask me, it's kind of a ier," Ismail said. "I try to make a and you're liable to get ready to on that anymore," he said. dumb idea," said Ismail, who play to at least the 25. If they block the extra point." needs only 67 yards to become want to give us another 15 yards, Even though Syracuse employs just the eighth player in NCAA that's even better. The object is Richardson and Ismail appre- skill position players upfield on history to reach the 2,000-yard to get god field position. It ciate the respect. But they'd its return unit, Pasqualoni said mark in kickoff returns. doesn't matter how." rather have the ball. the players are instructed to let "Basically, they're giving up the ball roll through to the two valuable field position because, Syracuse's first foe, East Caro- "It's frustrating when they deep backs, Ismail and Rich- maybe, me or Terry might break lina, attempted three onside don't kick it to us," Richardson ardson. one," said Ismail, averaging kicks and directed its one long said. "But they can do what they nearly 23 yards a return in his kick to Richardson, who has a want. There's nothing we can do It doesn't always work that career, including a 95-yard 20.4 career return average. to make them kick it long ... ex- way, though One of Texas' line touchdown last season against cept when they do kick it, run it drive kicks hit Marcus Lee in the Florida State. Texas tried kicking low and back down their throats." chest. He was able to field it and "We'll take the ball at the hard on two kickoffs. Richardson The long kicks stopped last return it 10 yards. OSU attempts todefuse 'Cuse by Rusty Miller The Associated Press opponents with less speed. They have inter- That could lead to a defense which reacts cepted four passes - all in last week's 17-6 instead of acts, which plays so cautiously victory over Bowling Green - and have that it stifles aggressive play. COLUMBUS, -- Tim Walton is glad that broken up eight other passes. "It can, because they run a lot of option No.21 Ohio State is taking on eighth-ranked and a lot of trick plays," Walton said. "They Syracuse in football instead of track. Walton, a 6-foot, 170-pound junior from open up the offense more than the teams Walton, a starting cornerback for the Columbus, Ga., is tied for third on the team we've played so far. So you have to be aware Buckeyes, says the Orangemen have speed in tackles with 12. Marlon Kerner, Walton's at any time, because they use a variety of op- to burn in wide receivers Qadry "The Miss- backup, has two interceptions, while strong tions that you could be faced with. You have ile" Ismail and Shelby Hill, among others. safety Roger Harper and cornerback Bryan to be on your toes at all times." "A guy like Desmond Howard has 4.3- or Cook have one apiece. The approach is simple: don't let Syracuse But the presence of Ismail and Hill pre- 4.4-second speed in the 40-yard dash and drop a bomb on you. The Orangemen beat The BC Ncwi/TIm Norman that's blazing fast," Walton said of last sents some intriguing problems. Ohio State 24-17 in the Hall of Fame Bowl on year's Heisman Trophy winner from Michi- "No, it's not a track meet, but that's the New Year's Day. In that game, Antonio Cberl Triner paced BG wltb a first place finish in the Jeff Drenth Invi- tational last week enroute to setting a new course record of 17:58. This gan. "To outrun him by two or three steps, strength of their team the speed in the skill Johnson burned the Buckeyes on a 60-yard week she will lead the team at the Kent State Duel meet that's pretty good speed. positions," Walton said. "They go to that; it's touchdown catch and Hill had a score cover- "A 4.4 is considered to be very fast in the their bread and butter. It'll be a track meet ing 50 yards on a long pass. Ismail gained 57 The men's and women's cross country teams will travel to 40 in college football. You start getting be- to them because those are the players they yards on another bomb to set up a score. Kent, Ohio this Saturday for the Kent State Dual meet. low that and you've got world-class speed. use most in the offense. They're the ones Both coaches think the meet will offer good competition for They (the Orangemen) have got four or five they will go toon the big downs." "We've played against them before. We both teams. guys with that kind of speed." know what they can do," Walton said. "You "Kent beat us last year, but I think we can beat them. We need All of which points toward a potentially Walton said the Orangemen's deep threats know the key to covering a team like that, to have three of the top six places," said women's coach Steve dangerous afternoon Saturday for defensive require a different approach defensively. you just can't give up the deep ball. That's Price. backs forced to put a governor on such "You can't take a lot of chances on them how most teams get beat, a big bomb. If we "It should be a really good, close meet. I expect the teams to speed. with that much speed," he said. "They get a only let them dink the ball and keep it in be within a few points of each other,"said men's coach Sid Sink. Through their first two games, the Buck- step or two and they're gone. You've got to front of us, then we'll always have a chance "It's going to be up to whoever wants it the most." eyes have more than held their own against play a solid game and not take any chances." to win the game." 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CHOICE JOB HUNTERS WILL EACH BEGIN gleam Path PHI floor, patio entrance Please consult the calen- ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEW SIGN-UPS ON Want to see The Country? here's lo avary graai waakand and KAPPA WANTED dar for appropriate dates, times and locations TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1992 FOR THIS Why Not Spend a Semester on Exchange? aach wonderful day in betweeni PSI SIGN-UP PERIOD ONLY. AT 4.00 P.M., AD- Additional Placement Services: There are THE NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE TUES..SEPT.22 VANCED JOB HUNTERS MAY BEGIN SIGN- important services available to you at the Ca- V.TJL Into Session: by National Exec Director I.Y.B. CARNIVAL NIGHT 1 female roommate needed. 1 bedroom ING UP FOR INTERVIEWS. FIRST CHOICE reer Planning and Placement Services Please Friday, September 25th. -WONDER WOMAN THURS.. SEPT. 24 apartment. Close to campus. $162/monrh. No JOB HUNTERS WILL START AT 5:00 P.M. note that nol all organizations and companies 3:30 p. m WING FLING utilities. 354 6093. regularly recruit on college campuses. The list Faculty Lounge • Union, 2nd Floor Dry Cleaning Service ON OCTOBER 5, 1992. ADVANCED JOB below generally reflects the high demand Come on - Just Do fit Collegiate Connection Need sublessors tor spacious 2 bdrm. apt. HUNTERS W!LL SIGN-UP MONDAY FROM 5 areas m the world of work. Don't become dis- RUSH 352-8333 Dec. thru Aug. Very nice - close to campus. P.M. TO TUESDAY AT 5 P.M. FIRST CHOICE PHI couraged if your career field is not requested. Pay only etec For more info call 352-3115, ask JOB HUNTERS WILL SIGN-UP TUESDAY To assist you in conducting an assertive job KAPPA - - for Stephanie or Jenette or leave'message. FROM 5 P.M. TO WEDNESDAY AT 5 P.M. search, the Career Planning and Placement SERVICES OFFERED DZ ' DZ DZ ■ DZ DZ PSI Services provides career and placement coun- Delta Zeta Pledges TUES..SEPT22 seling, credential services, job search work- You ladies are wonderful I CARNIVAL NIGHT Your it and that's that I THURS. SEPT 24 Scheduling On-Campus Inlarvlaw Ap- shops, professional development seminars, Financial Aidi Free info, on how you can re- pointment* Interview signups (or the recruit- career fairs and an alumni Falcon Career Con- Pledge ED. Mary WINO FLING HELP WANTED cieve money for colege. Write to: SRC. Dept - - - ing period October 1 through Octooer 16 will DZ DZ DZ-DZ DZ nection. The excetent Center tor Career Re- A, 3410 La Sierra Ste F-214, Riverside. CA begtn September 22,1992 at 4 p m. with Ad sources offers you career and employer infor- 92503. RUSH vanced Job Hunters. Call the Integrated mation and current job vacancies in ALL fields $252.50 Earn $2500 ' Free Trlpal AttenSonl Earn Alpha Phi Omega Placemen! System at 372-9899 Registered students are directly referred to Pregnant? We can help. Sell 50 tunny, college T-shirts and make $25001 Students. Greeks. Clubs Earn Free CO-ED National Service Fraternity Free pregnancy tests ft supportive services. $252.50. No financial obligation. Avg. sales employers m their desired career fields. Insure Spnng Break Trip After Selling Only 6 Tnps At Sept 21 - Prout - Blues Night. 7-8 pm Instructions for accessing Call 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center your access to these sen/tees by registering Your Schooll SpnngBreak 1-800-678^386 Sepl 22 - Rodgers - Hawaiian Night. 7-6 pm time - 4-6 hours. Choose from 12 designs For The Integrated Placement Sign-up System with the Career Planning and Placement Ser- TUTORING ONE ON ONE FOR COMPUTER Sept. 23 • Batchelder - SO's Night. 7-8 pm more info call Iree 1 -800-733-3265. (you must be registered with Resume Ex- vices in your final year at Bowling Green State Education Mafor? SCIENCE 100. $200 OFF SESSION WITH O.S.EA. is having Leadership * Friendship * Service pert) University. 1 THIS AD. CALL 354-7774. You only hsve to come to one Attention 1. Dial 372-9899 it* tint meeting Business Students and Entrepreneurs: Monday, October 5 TYPING SERVICES Sept 20th. 8 000 m agEp Earn$7,0O0-6,O0O neat summer while building 2. If you wish to schedule an appointment with Ene Islands Resort - 2279011 Reasonable Rates with Accuracy in the Grand Ballroom. Sig Ep Sam Sez: Give it all you can, let the your resume and gaining an internship. TASP a visiting employer, press the 1 key. If you'd KMart Corporation - 2279021 Call 352-3987 from 8am • 9pm Be there and find out heart show you the way I Go Sig Ep. International is hiring college students to fill like to hear Piacemoni News, press the 2 key. what we're ail about. 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Student or grad student to leach the Italian ved lor you at (time) " Press the star f) key lo Acquire the skills to be the GRAB Applications for Mud Volleyball are language. Call 352-5627 schedule another or the pound (*) key lo return leader you want to be at the - BGSU LAW SOCIETY " YOUR due at the Miletj Alumni Center! to start SOLD Leadership Training Seminar -- Everyone welcome. 1st meeting: Mon . Sept. BALLS! "The Building Blocks of Leadership." 2lst OR Sept. 22nd. BA 100, 8pm, or call FOR SALE YOU MUST SUBMfT A COPY OF YOUR Sat.. Oct 3. For more info or to register, stop 35^2334. Tuxedo Rental LASER PRINTED PLACEMENT DATA py SAO at 405 Student Services. Collegiate Connection "Attention Order of Omega Members" SHEET NO LATER THAN FIVE BUSINESS Happy 21 at to 352-8333 ALL SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJORS: The First General Meeting is Sunday. September DAYS BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED Roaemary Krlooer 1984 Topaz. INTERVIEW. Student Council for Exceptional Children's 20.4:00 at the Phi Kappa Pti house. Low miles * $1000.00 First Mooting of the Semester' Sunday. 9-20. Hope to see you there!1" WANTED: CONVERTIBLES Now we can all go to 823-3464 after 5pm 7 00 p m . Rm 406 Ed Bidg Fun' Food' Prizes' The Homecoming Parade Committee neede Please note: If you are unable to sign-up for an Downtown w/o lake ID'S! convertibles and drivers for the parade Oc- interview, you will be asked whether you wish Attention Starving Grad Students Alpha Ph. - Wendy - Alpha Phi Love. tober 10. Call UAO al 2343 If you would Ilka 1986 Honda Accord Dx Hatchback, 5 speed, to add your name lo the waiting list. You must Remember every Wednesday night is grad Hey. pledging is almost over. Keep up the Your Roomies to volunteer! sunroof, AM/FM stereo cassette, 3750. Inter- also submit a Placement Data Sheet for night at Uptown from 9 to closing. Free pizza great spirit) Some people are just born A phis, Lauren S Andrea esloq? 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Wendi Holland AOTT is ready to APPLY FOR METHODS THE SEMESTER HOMECOMING PARADE Happy Birthdayi"II BEFORE ENROLLMENT) DEADLINE to apply Slip 'n' Side at Derby Days'" Ladies 10-speed bike. The deadline for Doo-Dah emriea la MON- Welcome to the adult world for Spring 1993 Ele Ed. Methods: Tuesday. Like new. $70.00 Cancellation of Interview Appointments; DAY. Great caah prlzaa are available. Stop Love, the girlfriends September 22. 5:00 pm. Application forms 354-2369 Cancellation of an interview must be reported AXO' AXO ' AXO " AXO * AXO by the UAO office, 330 Union, tor kilo! available m 529 Education .n person to the Career Planning and Place- The Sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would like to UNITED WE STAND ment Services no later than 5 pm. one week (7 WIN $25 BeaDJ congratulate Kris Cation on her recent en- The Honors Student Association is once again full days) before the interview day Complete a gagement to Jay Morgan. 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Speakers, considered a no-show You are encouraged to WBGU-FM 88 1 Football - Apply by Sept. 30 m 106 Rec Center. consider carefully employers before signing up congratulate Heather Mc Bride on her recent idea to 231 Administration by SepL 28 at 10 amps, X overs, etc. Call Brad at 372-4740 or lavalienng to Delta Chi Tim Hudson of Kent Must attend mandatory dime - Sept. 30, a.m Ira just so easyl For more information call tor interviews. Kevin 2-6608. BILL CLINTON WEEK ROCKS ONI State. Best wishes I 7-10 30 p.m. Ice Hockey • Apply by Sept 24. Anne at 353-4520 or the Honors office at Musi attend mandatory training session. See ya at the bars tonight' We're the College AXO* AXO "AXO'AXO'AXO 372-8504. No Show Policy: Failure to appear for a VAN 1983 Chevy. 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Sept. 18, 1992 Volume 5, Issue 3 Relief Pitcher

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Dewey Bunnell and Dan Peek (who by Lisa Gallagher ten by Dewey at 18 called 'A Horse Insider left the group in 1977) met at an With No Name', in 1972. This Went into American high school in England same song was recently featured In for children whose fathers were in the film Air America with Mel the U.S. military. The name of the Gibson. That same year, their first Firelands It's time for a flashback to the band derives from a snack-bar Juke album,America, rose to number Ill music of the '70s and early '80s as box called Americana, where the one on the Billboard charts. Grammy-Award winning group three used to hang out. Other hit singles the group has Edltor-In-Chlef on a band America comes to the Sandusky After graduation, the three mu- had are 'Sister Golden Hair,' 'Ven- State Theatre on Saturday, Sep- sic-hungry boys began putting a tura Highway' and 'I Need You.' Matthew A. tember 19, at 8 p.m. Presented by group together that would soon One of their most memorable Daneman with the the Firelands Branch campus of become a huge success. As Bun- songs was the early '80s hit entitled BGSU, America will be Joined by nell described it, "We were really 'Magic'. opening band Redcliff, an accous- Into music, It was our life." Beckley When asked about their success bcal rock group from Bellevue, added that'' Even at that time in in the early years of the group, Managing Editor name of Ohio. our lives we were pretty sure about Bunnell said, "It was wonderful to Karen Koster America was formed In 1970 what we wanted to do." feel we were part of the generation when members Gerry Beckley, The groups debut song was writ- that was changing the world. It in- America spired me. In fact, it really still does." Art Director Redcliff, who will be opening for Laurel Pajer America, was formed in 1985 by Scott Canfield and Steve Thomp- son. Joining them later was per- cussionist Dave Ott, and Greg StaffWritere Formanns on bass. The group Lisa Gallagher plays a mix of classic hits and con- temporary original music. Redcliff Ryan Honeyman has performed locally at such estab- lishments as EasyStreet, Mark's Dorian Halkovich and Howard's numerous times. The concert will be sponsored by Linda Lenc campus activities, The Sandusky Register, and WCPZ, rickets for the Dave Baskind event are $13.00 in advance, or $15.00 at the door. Tickets are Melinda Monhart available at the Sandusky State Dave Huffman Theatre, the Firelands College Bookstore, and by phone at Ross Weitzner 433-5560 or (800) 322-4787. Robert Carlisle, director of cam- Marion Schloemer pus activities, said there are plenty of tickets still available, but predicts Jason Hunt the turnout to be a huge success. "We're trying to provide enter- Staff Photographers tainment for not only the Firelands OHIO GOLDEN HATS...mellow melodic superstar* America win be crulsln' down the Ventura Highway to Firelands College, but also for the entire Tim Norman Saturday. Opening will be local acoustic favorites RcdcUfT. community," said Carlisle. Linda Lenc of last weekend), crossword puz- zles, crazy (which you still make me after a great year, Kilo) and C & C Production Music Factory. Drink in the Insider... Assistants Their debut release spawned Kathy Gaitan three Top Five singles; name any Yeah, can I get a pitcher of Natural Light and 35 cups? two of the C & C Music Factory's This week, Insider has gone deep where no sane magazine Bill Burgess three Top 40 hits. would dare tread. We went out and took a deep, Inside look at the The first winner of the semester bars of Bowling Green. It was treacherous. It was hectic. We lost Michael Hunt was Mike Siebenaler who knew two writers along the way - somebody last saw them at Tuxedo that Billy Vera and the Beaters Junction, but that was unconfirmed. sang 'At This Moment' and whose Take a look inside. Much like a Map to the Stars Homes (look, favorite amusement park ride Is mommy, isn't that Burl Ives?), check our own map to the.. .gutters, by Dave Baskind Cedar Point's Corkscrew. Ameri- The Incredible College of Musical we guess. Anyway, check pages six and seven. The yellow mottling ca's Roller Coast sure knows how on the paper came from a spill. Sorry. The Insider Magazine Knowledge to make a good coaster. is published every Friday For your shot at winning a FREE during the academic year Back here on page two, lesse.. .what do we got for you? by the Board of Student three-item medium pizza from Seventies supergroup America is coming to Sandusky. You can Time. You can't hold It, but it's Carly Cheena's at Conant and Publications of Bowling be there. How? Find out from Lisa Gallagher. And then there's Green State University. always at hand. You can't see It, Dudley in Maumee AND a FREE everyones favorite professor, the doctor of style, Dr. Dave's Music Opinions expressed but It's always right In front you. It's promotional tape from Finders Re- Quiz. And you know, the doctor is in my house. Rkjt, Ed? by columnists do not easier to spend It than to buy It. cords And Tapes at 128 N. Main in Page three Is a treat. Special roving correspondant Eric Myers necessarily reflect the When you've got it, other people Bowling Green, send in your name caught rock stars Too Much Joy In a weak moment and managed opinions of The Insider may want yours. It's great to share, address, phone number, answer to get an interview out of 'em. Way to go Eric! Magazine. but sometimes hard to find. You and Super Bowl pick to 'Dr. Dave's The Insider Magazine can give a lot of it, but you'll often Quiz,' c/o 210 West Hall or pack it Page four. We got music reviews. And Insider's Dave Huffman and Bowling Green State want more. You can never have into the shiny, happy wooden box takes a look at the foreign invasion of BG taking. The film directors University are equal enough for everyone, so you try to In 210 West Hall prior to Tuesday, are coming! The film direcotrs are coming! opportunity employers make each one special. September 29 (Isn't that plenty o' Page five tells you what to do with your fine d' weekend. You and do not discriminate in Well, the d' dock (Thanks, Bob) time?) By the way, I believe that can go out and party (as long as you know the laws, warns Insider hiring practices. on the wall tells me It's time for this that last sentence sets an all-time Ryan HoneyMAN) or you can go catch the latest In the local music week's quiz here at 'Dr. Dave's In- Insider length record. 0 can hear thing courtesy of Rock Gossip. credible Cdlege of Musical Know- Matt saying, "I did not know that.") Finally, page eight. Lisa Gallagher back again with the story d a ledge.' This week, 'C stands for Send In YOUR answer because: to Toledo performance artist. Two for two, Lisa. Hooooo! classes, class (which BG's football win Is noble; to lose is unbearably and soccer teams showed bundles humiliating. \ . .•.•.\\\\w»-«\\w»v.\ . , / . • > * i M„ Up*. II. Iff! ltf laildT MogoxUt]

The smallest giant ever Exclusive! Too Much Joy sings its musical message with tongue firmly in cheek

still feel like outcasts," said Smal County, Florida, TMJ decided to Quirk has just finished a raio Rather, his bandmates males seem by Eric Myers lens. launch their own protest by return- interview and is signing guitars for supportive of his profession. contributing Insider Outcasts of all kinds can find ing to the same club to play the a contest. Quirk momentarily la- some type of musical refuge in the same offending rap songs. This an ments his rock star existence. "I think they are secretly hoping melodic offerings of Mutiny. The ti-censorship statement bought the Editor's Note: In a rare Insider first single, 'Donna Everywhere' boys a night in Jail. They were ac- coup, special contributing Insider recounts a tale of on-agaln, off- quitted, but they do feel as though Eric Myers managed an exclusive again, out-of-my-mind-again ro- they made an Impact. Interview with masters of quirky mance. The video for 'Donna "We actually had a viable effect rock Too Much Jou at Detroit's Everywhere' was directed by the on the law, not on our careers," Pine Knob. bad boys of magic, Penn and Tel- Smallens said. "We're still obscure, ler. Filmed in a Topeka, Kansas but we're thriving in our obscur- The self-proclaimed "uncool" shopping mall, the band members ity." band, Too Much Joy, has just describe themselves as the "Anti- TMJ's new album may help launched another assault on the Tiffany." them to lift the veil of obscurity. cliches of pop music with the "We'd like to be to music what The songs have hooks that melt in release of their new alubum, Mu- Penn and Teller are to magic," said your head like musical M&M's. tiny. The album takes on a wide Smallens. "Destroy the old cliches Tracks like 'Magic,' 'Unbeautiful' range of social and personal issues and build up new ones." and 'Starry Eyes' are decidedly ranging from governmental repres Apparently Penn and Teller are alternative but accessible to those sion to sexual frustration using un- not the only celebrities who count suffering from teen angst to mid- life crisis. TMJ seems to thrive on reinvent- ing itself and its mythos. Vocalist /nsioW/Joelle McBride Tim Quirk was eager to tell his I AM THE KING OF BEERS. ..From left to right, drummer Tom Vinton. Insider Eric bandmates the newest myth he Myers, vocalist Tim Quirk, bassist Sandy Smallens, guitarist Jay Blumenlteld. created during a radio interview. "I told them we met In Juvenile "I'm basically just a rock 'n' roll that I'll get shot," Vinton joked. "It detention and were rescued by a automaton. I just do what I'm told," would be good press." millionaire philanthropist named he sighed. Winston whose son was killed at sixteen," explained Quirk. "Since The band has yet to become a While waiting for Letterman to then he has devoted his life to help- primadonna. They even had to pay call, the band is taking their show ing troubled youths to avoid a life of for thier own beer after the show. on the road to preach to the faithful crime, so he gave us all guitars." Blumenfleld also had a run-in and convert the rest. with Johnelte Napolitano, lead This sense of Irreverence for the singer from Concrete Blonde, who "The best thing is to go to a truth and other social conventions apparently has become somewhat town you've never been to and allows the band a fresh sense of of a 'pre-madonna.' During a have a group of people there who humor with an accurate sense of search for liquor, he became era- already feel like they know you social consciousness. The track barrased after walking Into Napoll- from your music," according to 'Sin Tax' on the new album ad- tano's dressing room and was Smallens, "but we really like con- (n«oW/Jo.lleMcBride verting new people." TO CREATE. YOU MUST DESTROY...T00 Much Joy cut loose In Detroit dresses the band's view on treated rather rudely. governmental Influence over ever- "She was nice because she let us yday life. have some wine, but we were hu- Too Much Joy will be perform- forgettable melodies, seductive themselves among TMJ's loyal "Everyone gets bummed out and milltated," said Quirk about his ing In Columbus at the Newport harmonies and a driving beat. pals. offended by the repression and bandmate's adventure. "I think she Music Hall on September 24, in The band's live shows are equa- "We have celebrity buddies," things that the government does in could have been funnier about it." Cincinnati at Bogart's September lly memorable, combining a frene- drummer Tommy Vinton claims. small doses," said Smallens. "But 26, and in Cleveland on Septem- tic energy and heartfelt sincerity The band had a song included In what it does is desensitize you to Stardom definitely has not gone ber 27 (location to be announced.) that has made this New York City- Bobcat Goldthwalte's alcoholic the larger things that keep happen- to their heads yet. Everyday life is Tickets are cheap. Don't miss a based band a touring favorite for clown movie, Shakes the ing." still something to reckon with, es- chance to see this band up close years. Too Much Joy (TMJ) has Just Clown. This, however, was not But what does this have to do pecially for Vinton, who still holds ard personal before they hit it big begun touring to support the new the first time TMJ has had a run-in with the price of beer in Bowling a day Job. and you have to watch them on a album. with the clowns. They also have Green? Well, Smallens has a story Vinton, the band's drummer, is video screen from the back of a "Our new songs are the most the dubious honor of having been that hits close to home for many. currently a police officer In New stadium. playable. We can play all the songs threatened with a lawsuit by Bozo "Tim went to a IstoreJ to buy a York City. Working overtime al- from our new album on tour which the Clown. six pack of beer and found that lows him to tour with the band. But we could never do before," said "Bozo was gunning for us," said they had raised the price $ 1," police work seems to have its CLA-ZEL THEATRE/2 TMJ bassist Sandy Smallens. Smallens. Smallens explained. "Noonewill perks, too. BOWLING cni:iiN'))i-iy.i ((() Playing In front of an apprecia- The Incident stems from the use protest because It's beer. Then, a "I worked [the U2concert| at •iTfscatS TOM HANKS tive Detroit crowd during a Labor of a sample of Bozo's voice on couple of days later we start bomb- Yankee stadium last week and got rr- O GEENA OAVIS Day show with Concrete Blonde, TMJ's albumSon of Sam I Am on ing Iraq and four days later, every- eight and a half hours overtime," ij) £. MADONNA the band adeptly translated their a track delineating the inherent evil one is back to normal. said Vinton. "So thanks to U2, new material for the stage. Also in- of clowns. "That's the moral of the song Too Much Joy gets another day on 'Sin Tax,'" he said. tour." cluded were favorite songs from "We got this letter full of legal OF THEIR OWN their previous albums Son of Sam terms: cease and desist, copyright, Vlnton's police experience came IBS I Am and Cereal Killers. The infringement, lawsuit...and tlie bot- Backstage after a TMJ show is a In handy when editing the new band promises even more from tom line is this full color, embossed flurry of activity. Guitarist Jay Blu- album. Apparently there were their upcoming solo shows. The logo of Bozo's face," recalled menfield Is eating and hitting on some disagreements about the edit- Nightly 7:15 ft 9:30 eclectic audience that TMJ attracts Smallens. "It was weird." women who his band-mates make ing which were qucikly resolved Sat. ft Sun. Mat. 2:00 ft 4:15 will undoubtedly want to catch The offending sample was sub- fun of behind his back. when Vinton placed his service re- those dates. sequently removed from the "She looks like she's from 'Wil- volver to the producer's head. "Our audience is all the people album's re release. However, low,'" said Quirk of one of Blu- "For the record, the gun wasn't that the cool people won't hang TMJ's legal run-ins don't end menfield's less than tall admirers. loaded," noted Vinton. Midnight Show Frl. ft Sat. out with...the people who buy tick- there. Following the arrest of rap- "She's from the planet Ewok," Vinton said that being a cop This Week "LETHAL WEAPON 3" ets for Lollapaiooza, show up and pers 2 Live Crew In Brourard Smallens added hasn't Interfered with the band yet. [M„ Upt. U. Iff! 1»« laridar Wtogaalaa]

The Robert Cray Band I Was Warned Mercury Filmmakers' fest Robert Cray makes incredi- ble music. His rock/blues Directors coming to provide insight, discuss craft with BG guitar mastery marks him as one of a few gifted talents - like "The University is fortunate to Man of Alcatraz. His latest film, Clapton and the deceased Ste- by David Huffman have such an outstanding facility as Year of the Gun, staring Sharon vie Ray Vaughn - who can Insider the Gish Rim Theater," Garrity make the music take on a life Stone and Andrew McCarthy, will said. The theater, dedicated to Lil- of its own and kick the heck out be screened at 8:00 p.m. on Sun- lian and Dorothy Gish, will play day preceeded by an introduction of the nearest competitor. Film directors from around the host to the four directors and their by the director. When listening to Cray, the Positive Sweat world are converging on Bowling films this week, starting with Fran- music takes on form and feel, (Promotional demo) Verhoeven has gained a reputa- Green. The International Rim Di- kenheimer on Sunday. tion of being a director not afraid to as much as sound. It grabs and Positive Sweat Is definitely rectors Week, starting Sunday, Frankenheimer was chosen to tackle taboo issues in his native can-esses the listener, filling all BG's answer for a good, hard Sept. 20 and going through Thurs- start the series because of his dis country, most notably Nazism. His the senses. driving funk band. These day, Sept. 24, is offering students tinguished career as a Hollywood film The White Rose deals with a But what has Cray done for hometown boys can lay down the unique opportunity of meeting filmmaker. He started making young woman's involvement in an me lately? a grooze as smooth as silk and four established filmmakers as they His latest release, I Was then funk that groove into a discuss their trade. Warned, confirms everything monster hybrid of sweet soul- The week, organized by a com- about Cray. His writing cap- foul crunch. mittee ccxhalred by Prof. Henry tures the mood Just as well as The promo sounded great Garrity, chairman of Romance his music ("She was speech- with a pumped pronounced Languages, and Gerald Pratley, a less/Once I made her cry/But bass, a steady tight drum beat, Canadian critic and founder of the she had the last word/If you lyrical keyboards and the Ontario Rim Institute, is being count goodbye" from 'Won the scream and moan of the lead sponsored by First Class Travel of Battle'). And the several- guitar. Bowling Green and British Air- minute guitar solo on the clas- Positive Sweat has a myriad ways. The schedule brings such sic 'A Whole Lorta Pride' of funk based songs of their filmmaking notables as John Fran- swoops and soars off the turn- own creation. 'Old Funk Jack' kenhelmer of the United States, table. But it's all the same. I and 'Tater Boy' are just two Michael Verhoeven of Germany, Was Warned sounds like that reaffirm the listeners belief Michel Brault of Canada and Strong Persuadersounds like that this band can lay down a Krzysztof Zanussi of Poland to the Don't Be Afraid of the Dark beat, add some rock and soul, Gish Rim Theater. . It's not bad that Cray makes a lot of emotion and just a The idea for this difficult under- intelligent, fascinating blues. touch fun to produce tunes that taking was conceived more than a But It is a shame that's all he will be running in a continuous year ago when Ganity had guest does. loop throughout your mind all speaker, Pratley, in to talk to his FLASHBACK...Frank Sinatra and Laurence Harvey Mar In John Frankenheimer s - Matthew A. Daneman day and all night. Canadian film class. Pratley expes- 1962 classic The Manchurtan Candidate. Frankenheimer will be In BC Sunday to discuss the art and trade of filmmaking. Positive Sweat -MikeZawacki sed his admiration for the recently- renovated Gish Rim Theater and felt It would be the perfect place to documentary films for the Air anti-Nazi organization In 1942 host a film series. He approached Force in the early '50s, and by the Germany and will be shown at both Zanussi and Verhoeven at the early '60s had established himself 8:00 p.m. on Monday. After a Berlin Film Festival and was in- as a talented feature filmmaker short break, Verhoeven's Oscar- strumental in making the contacts with movies such as The Man- nominated The Nasty Girl will be between BGSU and the directors. churian Candidate and Bird also screened. Brault, who is not only a direc- tor, but a screen writer and cinema tographer as well, will Introduce his film The Orders, winner of the 1983 Cannes Rim Festival's Direc- tor's Prize, on Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. and will then show some of his short documentaries. Brault's Paper Wedding will be shown at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, again

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quences," Bakies said. Offenses beforehand to recommend that by Ryan Honcyman can lead to jail terms and loss of they inform those holding the party Insider drivers license. before calling the police if there Is a For those of you who think that problem. Now that the fall semester Is well there Is no way out of this predi underway here at Bowling Green, camenl, there are ways of prevent "The use of a sign which states the crackdown is one by both on- ing conflicts with the law at your that no one under 21 may drink - and off-campus parties by city and next party. may help some, but there must be school law enforcement officals who seem to want to ensure that keggers and other forms of week- end entertainment for students will be kept to a bare minimum. So far, though, students from both areas of town don't seem will- ing to put a stop to their weekend fun as cases involving fake IDs, underage drinking, DUI and fur- nishing minors are on the rise already. Greg Bakies, who heads the University's Student Legal Services has already had his hands full with numerous cases revolving around the problem of student drinking THE JANGLERS wUI b« drowning EacyStrcct palrons In en ocean of tound with only four weeks into the se- Thursday night. mester. (nsirfcr/Mork Doc liord from Cleveland this Thursday night "There have been a rise In the Chief of Police Galin Ash stated some evidence that it was enforced ROCK 60SSP FROM to Good Tymes Pub for your listen- case of DUIs this year as compared that, "Police officers do not search during the party to help avoid prob- ing pleasure. Crackhouse, making to last," stated Bakies, who has the area in search of parties to lems if the law arrives at the party," THE BUCK SWAMP waves of its own on the North been through six cases involving break up. There must be a com- Bakies explained. Coast, had its BG debut last spring students drinking and driving plaint of some kind from someone Other possible means of pre- U and delighted all 10 or so of us who already. in that area." venting problems with police would showed up with their Zeppe- Bakies has also defended nearly Ash suggested that students who Involve floor monitoring and the lin/funk/thrash sound. Kinda like twenty cases Involving both fake ID are planning to hold a party off checking of IDs at the arrival of the Jane's-meets- and under age drinking offenses campus should contact neighbors party. Soundgarden-in-George- and three cases of furnishing to Clinton's-hot-tub, If that makes any minors this school year. sense. Bowling Green Chief of Police BABY. WHY DON'T WE...: Galin Ash stated that offenses in- DIG THAT JANGLY SOUND: TONIGHT: Rivermn Spook volving students has not been any The Janglers, Cleveland's own en- Floaters at EasyStreet, Yesterday's worse this year than last. try Into the rock/R&B/olues (with Jester at Good Tymes Pub SAT- "Almost 95 percent of the prob- The |ust a touch of country for flavor) URDAY: Mlndpower and Gut Pis- lems that we have with students are race, will be stirring things up ton at Good Tymes Pub, Groove- alcohol related," Ash explained. Thursday at EasyStreet Cafe as master at EasyStreet, Tom Gor- Ash did however report that there Ed Miller they make their return to BG. The man at Campus Polleyes TO- has been a rise in cases Involving show Is 19 and over, and the Ja- NIGHT AND SATURDAY: Prin- student fighting as compared to nglers will be pumping and pushing cess at Howard's Club H MON- previous years. The fines for these their latest release, Circuit Ride , DAY: Matt Gerwin at Good Tymes offenses are no small matter either. 99 which Jangler-matJc fiends will be Pub TUESDAY: Merry Can Men ai All cases are prosecuted regardless able to pick up at the show for Just EasyStreet WEDNESDAY: Scape and offenses such as misrepresen- "&teect a couple of their hard-earned dol- goat at Good Tymes Pub, Chris tation of age and under age con- lars. The fun kicks off at 10 p.m., Otto at Downtown, Kenny Reeves sumption can cany fines anywhere so don't be late. at Club SOP., The Ark Band at from $200 to $250 plus court Ed Miller believes the cornerstones MY CRACKHOUSE EasyStreet THURSDAY: The Ja- costs and a sentence of three years of good government are simple WEIGHS A TON: Local grunge- nglers at EasyStreet Cafe, Ton and probation, sters Ton are bringing along good Crackhouse Jazz Quartet at Good "Cases Involving DUIs are more and straightforward. friend Crackhouse Jazz Quartet Tymes Pub complicated In their conse- • COMMUNICATION Sigma Kappa • RESPONSIBILITY Spring 1992 Dean's List • EXPERIENCE Tamara Miller • ENERGY Jennifer Baughmar *A>4*al Deborah Carraway Anissa Plahler -a^^. 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Wow, talk about your tough ass] Let's Drink Through BG: From the time we came here as] perclassmen with a wonder and al While we were resigned to makinj Hill to Frazee, all the while never { by Matthew A. Daneman and Karen Mondays are always busy with lion offers a pletheora of things to day night football, Tuesday night with our noses pressed to the glasl M. Koslei crowds gathering for the weekly Insider} do on the inside that will keep you Hermit Crab races and Wednesday liquid nectar with the careless aba| football games and half time pizza warm. For starters, the drink of the night live entertainment by Chris fear. and Wednesdays are known for month is a popular attraction. Of- Otto. "Thursday, Friday and Sat- Well, we're older and wiser novj pool tournaments and Kenny fered every month, this specialty is urdays are normal, busy nights but a big old magic birthday on the drl Reeves live. offered for a reasonable price and there's always sports on TV," said and a few bucks In our pockets, i Mark's Pizza Pub Once again, 18 is the minimum is different every month (drink of Everhart. out and rated all the college bars il 532 E. Wooster age to enter, with everyone 21 and the month, get it?) A hangout mostly for upper- METHODS: We sat around and Looking (or some Greek life and over receiving wristbands instead While sipping on these delectible classmen, graduate students and drank there more than once or knl a little classic rock? Then Mark's is of stamps on their hands. delights, patrons can also enjoy the local townspeople, Downtown is it went into the list. A purely arbit| the place (or you. This estab- "(The clientele) varies here," various bands that perform there strictly a 21 and over estab- that's more of a restaurant than a I lishment offers decent prices on said Rob Sense!, SOP bartender. such as The Kind, Harvest, This lishment, so don't try sneaking in Polleyesand SamB's. No insult to with a fake ID. Said Everhart with- places to drink. out hesitation, "we confiscate fake Next, we chose a base beer for I IDs." Budweiser/Bud Light family won I While watching football, base- guide. ball, basketball, boxing or whatever Then, the fun ended and the i else, you can enjoy a no cover- small task, mind you. You have to charge atmosphere with happy etc. And don't forget trying out all hour prices from 11a.m. until 9 dedicated journalists care enough! p.m. and you never have to leave if you get the munchies. The Down- town Deli also opens at 11 a.m. pecially for grad students at Up- and according to Everhart is fairly town, The evening even comes inexpensive. This giant-sized snack with free Myle's pizza for those tray offers mainly sandwiches and who need to feed their stomachs as nachos. "It's more of a conven- well as their intellectual sides. "The ience to customers than a money pizza starts at about 9:30 or 10 and maker for us," he explained. goes as long as it lasts," said Ever- hart. "I usually try to order enough Uptown so that each person gets one two-s- 162 N. Main lice serving. If I see that we don't If your're up (or a different at- have enough, I order more." mosphere just about every night of Of course these nights are not the week, Uptown is the place for limited to the designated crowds, you. everybody who is 18 and over is Monday night offers the hip, welcome. hop, happenin' sounds of the early Thursday, Friday and Saturday '80s, guaranteed to take you back are theme-less, but that doesn't in time to those innocent high hurt business at all. school days. "It's really popular," "You don't need gimmicks like said Sob Everhart, manager of Up- the rest of the week," explained InsidcrAim Norman tow.i/Downtown. "Four or five Jeff Hobbie, owner of Up- years ago we had Motown night town/Downtown. "It gets packed 200 oz. buckets of beer (that's "We get 'townles,' non-traditional Year's Fad and Franklin and Zen. which was popular for that age in here all by itself." about 20,10 oz. cups of that dell- students, couples and in the sum- Also popular at Tuxedo Junction group. Now for this age group their For the over-21 crowd, there's clous, frothy, alcoholic stuff) and mer we even get travelers, people Is the "Rack 'em Up" pool league memories are early '80s. no cover on Tuesday or Wednes- 25 cent drafts and shots on Mon- from Findlay (and various other on Sunday evenings and what "That's what they like," he add- day at all, and Just $ 1 after 11 p.m. day nights. towns)," he added. promises to be a big attraction, a ed. on Monday, THursday, Friday and You only have to be 18 years old Thursdays, Fridays and Satur- Monday night dart league starting Tuesday nights are official Prog- Saturday. For the youngsters, It's to get In and enjoy bands such as days are the most crowded nights, on September 28. ressive nights, while Fridays are $1 before 11 p.m. on all nights and Redcliff, Yesterday's Jester and according to Sensel, but with the There's a cover charge after 11 kind of the 'off the record' prog- $3 after 11 p.m. 100 Proof frequently grace the nice weather, the patio is a popular p.m. on the weekends and on the ressive nights. Both evenings come Another draw to this estab- stage and tend to lure decent draw. "We were the only bar that nights that bands perform. En- complete with DJ John Young lishment If the upkeep of the crowds. Owner John Cashen said was really busy all summer," said trance age is 21. No exceptions. spinning tunes. premesis. "The owner of this place that Thursday, Friday and Saturday Sensel. "We will always have a Tuxedo Junction also offers a full Everhart said that Tuesdays are continues to put money back Into nights are the busiest. "It's because crew that will want to be out there food menu until 10 p.m. on the immensly popular at Uptown. the business," said Everhart. "For we offer good entertainment on (regardless of the weather)." weekdays, 11 on the weekends "People come in from Toledo, Instance, the ladies and the men's those nights," he explained. Sensel said that the owner of the and 8 on Sundays. Lima and even Kentucky," he add- rooms have been expanded and Although the sign out front bar is planning to put a roof over "|l like) the people I work with, ed. the exterior of the building (has boasts Mark's PIZZA pub you the patio and install heaters out the dedicated people," said Martini Wednesday nights are made es- been fixed up.] won't find any cuislnely treats there there for the upcoming winter of her working atmosphere and a 2 at this time, but hold out, Cashen months. 1 /2 year veteran. " You can always /nsioW/April Clark said that a limited menu will be of- Overall, Sensel said that Club tell who's going to stay here [as an fered in the near future. SOP offers "good prices, a fun at- employee). "It's not a larger night club mosphere and a variety of things to "I also like the friendly people scene," said Cashen. "It's more do all under one roof." that come in here and that all of my like comer bar with great peo- friends come in here. It's nice to ple .. I 'm pretty happy.'' Tuxedo Junction know what people want." 110 N. Main Club SOP (Some Other Place) Another popular Greek hangout, Downtown Sports Bar and Deli 176 E. Wooster Tuxedo Junction Is the place to hit 162 N. Main Kinda like three bars in one, this while the warm weather still ling- "Anybody that likes sports and place Is. Club SOP offers a dance ers. "A big attraction is the outdoor that likes crowds hangs out here,'' floor with a DJ on one side, games patio when the weather is nice," said Bob Everhart, 11-year em- and a Compact Disc Jukebox on said Julie Martini, bartender at the ployee and eight-year manager of the other side and a patio complete Junction. Uptown/Downtown. with summer barbeques on the Don't worry, though, even when Among the major attractions to outside. it gets chilly outside, Tuxedo Junc- this comer-sports-haven are Mon- Frl., Sept. If, If ft Hit Uild«r Moao«t««|

inments. reshmen, we looked al the older up- A no-bars held look at it them all alousy bordering on Idolized envy. our way (rom parties out al Campbell rire if we'd be allowed in, we watched I as they tipped back golden glasses of BG," according to waitress Colleen I don of those who have nothing to Tally. First and foremost, according to | A few wrinkles around the eyes. And upstairs manager Matt Wheeler, er's license. So with joy in our hearts EasyStreet's big draw is its live en- | set on the great quest. We checked tertainment. "We're really known town. for our bands and entertainment." decided which ones to cover. If we'd Snagging some of the best bands w friends who went there frequently, from across the state and the na- ry elimination system (''Uhhh, I think tion, EasyStreet is often synony- L ar") eliminated such contenders as mous with a helluva time. The Ehem, we jsut don't think of them as Twist Offs, Groovemaster, the Ja- nglers and Storytown always get a Student ErMrcmnwIliI Action I jmparisions of prices and such. The BG reception at EasyStreet that Coalition State Conftrenct H ut closely over Natural Light as our can't be beat. Expect to pay a cover charge of a couple of bucks Feb28-Aarl D«MsJ& j k began. Going to all the bars is no on band nights. [ alk to customers, owners, bartenders "Usually when we have bands, [ he beers, well drinks, etc. Thank God we get the really good crowds," > work themselves to the bone. saidTalty. "We've always been known as the Happy Hour headquarters on "Other places don't really do Friday," Wheeler said. A $1 cover that. It's what makes our customers charge gets all the hungry a free comfortable and want to come food buffet from 4 to 7 on Fridays. back," he added. Check out the veggie trays and fried delectables, if you feel so In- Howard's Club H clined. 210 N. Main Every month, EasyStreet puts a The award for the employee new set of drinks on a special re with the most tenure goes to How- duced-price list for that month. ard's' own Dan Sellers, an 18 (yes, And it's usually those drink specials that's eighteen) year veteran who that are the most popular for (ns/der/fcillGaloydo describes himself as the "happy patrons. "Whatever's the bartender." cheapest, especially the Drink of Okay, so he hasn't been around the Month," Talty said, "that's The patrons are Greeks, Jocks explained the success of Good yell over a Juke box. Like sitting in since the turn of the century when usually the most popular." and a band of regulars as dependa- Tymes. "We use a lot of student the Union, but with big ole' 64 oz. the bar used to be a livery, but he If you're looking for fun in the ble as the sunrise. "We get a lot of local bands." pitchers of beer there to lubricate has seen some pretty crazy fads form of Members of the Opposite sports pecple, people interested in Some people call it intimate. the throat. and crowds come and go. "(The Sex, EasyStreet may not be what sports. We're close to the fraterni- Some say a scummy hole in the No cover. A full menu of all types of people] go across the you're In the neighborhood for. "A ties and sororities, too," Julie Don wall. Either way, it's small and has homemade side dishes and meals board," he said. "We get a little bit bt of people come here In couples, abyl, manager, described. an atmosphere all Its own. One make for something to gnaw on of everything here." things like that," Talty explained. Well lit and fairly recently re- doesn't go to Good Tymes in their while partaking in the crowd and Speaking of a little bit of every- "It's not a meatmarket bar." done, it's actually clean and uns- dress silks to sip wine and chat. atmosphere. Patrons are a little thing, ff you like draft beer, this is Crowdwise, you'll find yuppies, eated - rare for a bar. During the GTs is for pounding beer, yelling older than the typical bar-goers in the place to hang because How- hippies, Greeks and everyone In Thursday-Friday glut and the big over the music and cutting loose. town. "It's got a good clientele that ard's offers 12 (that's twelve) between. What you won't find is Sunday games, the Muggs crowd The crowd? Ahh, the crowd. keeps coming back," said Jill different beers on draft. Havors the rowdy, noisy dickhead crowd. comes out In full rowdy, noisy Females seem to have the numbers Brown, manager. "Mostly an older such as Bud Dry, Little Kings, Roll- 'Cause that Just isn't EasyStreet. force. Males outnumber females, edge on guys, but not by leaps and crowd, but not solely." ing Rock, Miller Genuine Draft and "Our people usually are very usually by a pretty good percent- bounds. "It's amazing how many Grad students and locals seem to Labatts will quench Just about any- open minded. It's a really mellow age. But It's a good place to watch females we get," Blinn said. "We be a large part of the crowd at body's beer-seeking thirst at this bar," Talty said. "It's an easy-going the Sunday games, what with an get every different type. They all night, though undergrads can be place. crowd." open kitchen to compliment the stop in at one time or another." found as well, and of course, all are If you're not into the beer scene, drinkin'. Bugers, sandwiches and Black leather and flannel wearers. welcome. there's plenty of wine-coolers, College Station Mexican food.. .and it's all pretty Misfit grad students. People with Prices run about the norm, and wine and even a special Rumple 1616EWooster: good food, too. fake red hair. The more alternative Happy Hour is an added bonus Minze shot in its own chocolate Not strictly a college bar. Matter Pitcher size tops off at a pretty Greeks. People who like some with 75 cent drafts. shot glass. of fact, all the regulars call it 'The nicely-sized 54 oz. Beer of choice spice in life. You never know who Big attractions at this Bowling Station.' No College Involved, at for Muggs? Bud Light. "It's weird." or what you'll find at Good Tymes, Brathaus Green icon akin to the Statue of aH. Donably mused. "Usually there's a but you can rest assured it'll be 115 E. Court Liberty and apple pie are the pool top four, but (Bud Light] domi- different from what you expected. Unreachable for comment, but tables and of course, the bands. "The only time we really get kids nates." Pitchers hit the 64 oz. mark. we'll talk about 'em anyway. ' 'We get a wide variety of bands from the college Is on Thursdays Cover charge on band nights. Popular with a couple of fraterni- here ranging from classic to blues for quarter draft night," Nancy Good Tymes Pub ties and some of the sports teams, and even some progressive," said Colbum, bartender, explained. 153 E. Wooster: Trotters Brathaus exudes one mood - pu- Sellers. "We get a few of them on week- You gotta either love it or hate it 119 N. Main shy. Groups such as Blitzen. Rizzo ends, but most of them on Thurs- - there's no in between. Black They like to call themselves a Rowdy, but with an aggressive and Two Big Guitars often play at days." walls. A bizarre caricature mural simple neighborhood bar, but edge, Brathaus Isn't the type of Howard's. You might pay a buck Not exactly the most welcome that covers one wall. And the best would something so simple have place where you can sit and talk or or two In cover charge on band place to the college student, a lot of selection of local live music you can displays from local artists on the stand and yell. With the narrow, nights, but that's It. the regulars look on student get in BG. Vambo Marble Eye walls or the wood furniture or the deep dimensions and the dark patrons as intrusive. plays there. And Ton. And Big raised bar with brass railing? interior, it's kinda spooky. Drink EasyStreet Cafe Hunk O' Cheese when they come The newest face in the BG prices run a little on the cheap side, 104 S. Main St.: M.T. Muggs into town. More than anything downtown bar scene is a sit down, with a nice selection of well drinks. Brass rails. Varnished wood, 1414EWooster: else, its the music that lures the talk over a mug of beer and get All in all, not a bad place for tossing both at the bar and on the tables The world of sports bars collides customers In. "I think it's because some conversation In. No need to 'em back early in the night. and chairs. EasyStreet in one with the architecture and interior of we have live bands almost nightly. word? Classy. a swell little place, making the love The people like to hear live bands" "It's probably the classiest bar in child called Muggs. Is how Makom Bllnn, manager, Front photo by Heather Dunaway Fri. S«pt U. lffl 8 Th« Uildtr Wogoiln*1

DIRECTORS Continued from page four. with the director present to answer an American soldier in a post- the nightly film screenings and dis- questions and discuss his work World War II crimes investigation. cussions are free and open to the Polish filmmaker Zanussi will be Imperative focuses on a man be- public. in Bowling Green on Thursday, ing tortured by the thought that in "This is a very unusual undertak- stopping here between Vienna and his world, freedom has lost all its ing," Garrity said. "Many universi- the Tokyo Rim Festival. He will in- meaning. ties put on film series which focus troduce a double feature of his on the films themselves. It's very works starting at 7:30 p.m. to end Roughly forty graduate and uncommon, except for large film the week's events. His Year of the undergrad students have enrolled schools like UCLA or NYU, to Quiet Sun is a powerful film about in the International Film Directors bring in the directors to talk with a Polish woman's Involvement with Week for credit. However, all of the students."

BUT IS IT ART?...Scott Hopkins of Toledo In a scene from his one-man show FOR Carnal Appetites.' WOMEN WOMEN A man, a message, PRESENTS a mood and a stage

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Have you been satisfied with the type of entertainment you've seen lately? Well If your hungry for something a little more interesting and MUSICA thought provoking, check out Toledoan Scott Hopkins in his one-man show 'CCamal Appetites.' 'Carnal Appetites' is a monologue show with ten original characters, the type of entertainment Lily Tomlln, Eric Bogosian and Whoopl Gold- berg are famous for. The show will be performed by Scott Hopkins at 7 p.m. on Septem- FEMINA ber 25 and 26, at B-Bop Records, 3414 Dorr Street. Tickets can be bought at the door for $5.00, and the show will last for approximately 90 minutes. Hopkins said 'Carnal Appetites' deals with many serious subjects like FLUTE GUITAR DUO child abuse and death, then turns around and makes fun of things like male bonding. "It's the type of show people laugh at one minute, then ten seconds later feel guilty they laughed," said Hopkins. Some of the memorble characters in the skit are a stalker who "makes your skin crawl" and a disc Jockey who has a nervous breakdown on air A Concert because of the problems in the world today. There are also provides commercial interruptions in the show, such as 976-UCK, making fun of late night hotlines, and the Death-O-Matic that assists people In suicide. Hopkins said his skits are like "eavesdropping Informance of on other people's conversations." Hopkins thinks that the college crowd will relate best to the show be- cause the situations are the same things we deal with in everyday life. Classical Influencing Hopkins' creativity are director David Lynch, and old Sat- urday Night Live skits with John Belushi. He also has great respect for Woody Allen because "there are very few people who can write and be Women's Music. in their own material." Right after high school, Hopkins began traveling with different thea- Rediscovering trical troupes to New York and Chicago. He did a tour of 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,' and other performances, with a theatre group. Women in History; Hopkins began doing monologues because he got sick of doing the same things over and over. "I've been real unhappy with what people Returning The Muse pass off as contemporary plays, such as Neil Simon," said Hopkins. to Music. Hopkins also wanted his plays to make the audience think: "You have to have some knowledge of what goes on around you to see the message of my show. "It's sad to think that some people actually get their news from Jay SEPT. 22, 1992 Leno monologues or from Dennis Miller on Saturday Night Live." BRYAN RECITAL HALL After Toledo, Hopkins will be taking his show to Chicago, where he now resides, and if all goes well, throughout the United States. Hopkins 7:30 pm Is looking for his role as a writer, and hopes to make a difference in the theatre. "I want my shows to give people a new reason for coming to the theatre," he explained. "It's a new experience." For more Information or directions to B-Bop Records call, 535-1234. 1h« Usltfcr Mogozla*

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