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Vol.72 Issue 92 March 2,1990 Bowling Green, Ohio High 45 The BG News Low20e BRIEFLY Protesters march against rape CAMPUS Women for Women Art exhibit opens: The undergraduate student design exhibition opens with a reception takes back the night tonight in the Fine Arts Gallery from 7-9. The show will last through March 15. during campus rally
STATE by Jill Novak staff writer Reforms addressed: Republican candidate for governor A group of about 60 University students and faculty George Voinovich said Thursday the members marched through campus and downtown state education bureaucracy has Bowling Green Thursday night, forcefully yelling: dragged its feet on school reforms. "No More Violence," and "What Do We Want?" " In a speech at the Press Club of STOP RAPE!" And "When Do We Want it?" "NOW!" Ohio, the former Cleveland mayor Onlookers should not have been alarmed because said he may propose a constitutional these people were participants in Women for Women's amendment making the Department "Take Back the Night" march organized to promote of Education directly responsible to rape awareness and give participants the opportunity the governor. to show support for the cause. "Iwant to be Ohio's education Jeni Scnoub, executive director of the Northwest governor. I want Ohio to be the Ohio Crisis Line, which services survivors of domestic education state." he said. violence and their children, spoke to the group outside the Student Services Building in a rally before the march. NATION As a survivor of rape and psychological and emo- tional battery, she described her experiences and ad- Aftershocks continue: vised all women who have not been affected by sexual Small cities counted the cost of assault to remember how lucky they are. broken windows and fallen bricks as "Remember, that if you ana I are untouched by vio- dozens of aftershocks continued to lence, we are just lucky," she said. "It benefits the rattle Southern California Thursday, patriarchy if we forget." the day after a strong earthquake In addition, forgetting about this luck causes women jolted much of the region. to blame other women when they are assaulted, and Injuries from the quake appeared to phrases like " 'Oh, if she had iust done this, nothing be minor. Cuts, bruises and a few would have happened' creep into our lanuguage," she broken bones were the chief said. complaints, officials said. Fighting back against rape will increase the chan- State Office of Emergency Services ces of not being raped, she said, but "the reality is officials said it appeared that the even if we follow the rules and are careful we can be cities of Upland, La Verne, Pomona, violated." Ontario and Claremont were most Even if women are fighting back and making victor- affected, with Pomona. Claremont ies for their gender, Scnoub said "these victories pale and La Verne each declaring in comparison to invidual victories won by individual emergencies. women." This "Take Back the Night" march is a great start, Schoub said, but she would like to take back "the day, Rooney returns: Humorist afternoon, morning, dusk and sunrise." Andy Rooney was reinstated today on "Let's ioin together in taking back our lives," she CBS' "60 Minutes." He said he'll be on concluded. Sunday's show with a commentary on Despite the bitter cold, participants at the rally be- the issues involved in his suspension fore the march gave Schoub a generous reception, and on Feb. 8. BG News/Brock Visnich many offered their own reasons for supporting the ral- "I'm very pleased," said Rooney, ly and march. whom CBS News president David Junior Amv Bahl carries a poster while listening to a speaker at the "Take Back The Night" Rally Thursday Burke had suspended without pay evening at the Student Services Building. See March, page 4. after a gay magazine quoted him as saying blacks had "watered down their genes," a comment Rooney denies making. Originally, the suspension was to be for three months, but the lifting of the Acid rain Florida preparing for Break suspension had been widely expected in recent days. Resorts officials clamping down on students' spring revelry debated by Jeanne DeQulne then, Daytona Beach has been the top draw for stu- dents looking for surf and fun. Abortion bill fails: A bill WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate leaders and the USA Today-CIN Spring Break peaks March 3 through 24, but resort that would ban most abortions in Bush administration reached an accord Wednesday officials say large numbers of students arrive begin- Minnesota failed to get past a state on pollution controls for automobiles, removing a Beachside resorts are bracing for the spring inva- ning this Sunday and remain as late as April 21. Senate committee Wednesday. major obstacle to agreement on a compromise clean sion of college students looking tor a brealc from the Other 1990 hot spots: South Padre Island, Texas, The bill, which would prohibit air bill, Senate sources said. cold, relief from exams and parties to attend. Key West, Fla.. Jamaica and Mexico. abortions for •'birth-control reasons,' Closed-door negotiations continued into the even- Millions of students heading for Florida, Texas and was drafted as model legislation by ing over details about new acid rain controls, but elsewhere will find plenty of warm weather — and Wealthier students are going international, ac- the National Right-To-Life sources close to the talks said those issues were un- some new rules. cording to Stuart Hochwert of American Passage Committee in the wake of last likely to scuttle the rest of the pollution control pack- "We are looking forward to having the students Media Corp., which does advertising for Spring summer's U.S. Supreme Court age which has been worked out in three weeks of here," said James Catalyn of the Bahamas Tourism Break locations. decision that gave states more leeway bargaining. Board, but "we're promoting limited alcohol use." Resort officials say many students will pay as to restrict abortions. Disagreements over acid rain might be set aside In Daytona Beach, Fla. — the Spring Break capital much as $300 each for the chance to jam into a single Proponents say the legislation and be thrashed out on the Senate floor if the differ- of the United States —poolside drinking will be lim- hotel room with three other students for a week. would be the toughest enforceable ences, involving largely disagreements among sena- ited from 2 to 11 p.m. Hotels can be fined if there are Cable television's rock music channel, MTV, plans anti-abortion measure in the nation, tors, are not resolved, said an aide to one senator complaints. live and taped reports on Spring Break activities in prohibiting an estimated 93 percent of who has been close to the private talks. "We are planning and managing the event," said Florida, Texas, Colorado, Mexico and from aboard a the abortions performed in the state. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, Suzanne Smith, director of Daytona's Spring Break Bahamas cruise ship. D-Maine, said he planned to bring the clean air bill to task force. "We're preparing to be ready." At least one Florida city, Key West, is worried the Senate floor on Thursday and had no desire to ex- Rowdy college students prompted Fort Lauderdale about the Spring Break onslaught. About 40,000 stu- WORLD tend the private bargaining with the administration police to clamp down several years ago and since dents are expected to invade the 2-by-5-mile island. for another day. Fire kills 16: Fire broke out in a luxury hotel's tent restaurant early Thursday near Cairo, Egypt, and wind-whipped flames leaped to the USG candidates address meeting main building, killing 16 people and injuring about 70. At least one American was among the dead. The by Matt Mlghell give 10-minute presentations of hotel had no fire alarms or sprinklers, staff writer their platforms, the Campus and many guests heard of the fire Democrats endorsed John Cor- from other guests. rigan and Brown for the March A vocal version of "can you 14 and IS elections. top this?" arose between two Brown, a member of the Cam- presidential candidates for Ui. pus Democrats, re-stated how HISTORY dergraduate Student Govern- campus lighting could be in- ment Thursday as they addres- creased by the use of halogen On this date: In 1977, local sed a meeting of the Campus bulbs "which are much brighter officials said the city's water supply Democrats. and more economical than the was safe, despite ammonia and ; Kevin Coughlin, USG presi- existing bulbs," she said. chlorine odors. Chlorine was added to m W' 1 dent, and Craig Taliaferro, USG the water to neutralize ammonia senator, tossed smile-wrapped During the nearly 90-minute odors, which occured as a result of comments back and forth while meeting, Taliaferro took the runoff from decayed plants and the 14 other attendees listened offensive against the current fertilizers. The levels of both with interest — including Mel- USG administration questioning chemicals in the water were said to be issa Brown, junior international the validity of budget expendi- safe. studies major, who represented tures and bi-partisanship within her absent running-mate John the General Assembly. Compiled from local and wire reports Corrigan, USG senator. Taliaferro Brown Coughlin After hearing the candidates See Candidate!, page 4. BG News/Brock Visnich
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March 2,1990 Editorial
WE fu5T CRUSH TUP IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT UPRtSNG-S IN THE &U.TIC WE HAVE IN THE USSR, A REPUoUCS! COMBAT OUR ECONOr'...'. STH.0N&-ARM PRfcSOENT.. The BG News woES.ANf DCSTROY ALL THOSE NOW, IF ANY OF YOU WHO OPP6',f: U5». N0!WHC VAI.'Jfc YOUR LIFE, YOU -An independent Student Voice- OPPOSE ... ——■fc. ,M€.'.' WILL ACCEPT THIS PROPOSAL. EH, COMRAPV EDITORIAL BOARD Beth Church Editor
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Christian Thompson Dennis Robaugh Asst. Managing Editor City Editor Andy Woodard Soorts Editor Action needed: negligence kills
I Jruu abuse is hurting this generation and helping to kill the next. According to a report released by the National Commission to Prevent Infant Mortality, the infant death toll could skyrocket to unlimited proportions during the 1990s. How could this happen in a nation New candidate enters race that is as industrialized and progressive as the Another Undergraduate Stu- That is what I thought until I and dropped to his knees. "What should we do?" I United States? dent Government election is un- borrowed Jim Tinkers Cheve- "Please Elvis," he prayed, asked. The answer lies at the heart of diseases and social derway and the candidates are tte. ' 'keep my car safe." "You run for president," he problems, such as crack cocaine, AIDS, syphilis, an fulfilling all expectations by I motored on, sucking up the said. jabbing and poking at each other My own car wouldn't start and wonderfu. smell of exhaust. All "Me?" increase in babies born to unwed mothers and the at every opportunity possible. I was late, late for a very impor- that was in front of me was a "Yes, you. I think you'd make decrease in prenatal care. tant date. So, at 6 o'clock yes- lonesome stretch of grey asphalt a fine president. Those other Actually, two of the candi- and a hypnotic yellow line. candidates don't embody the dates are trading mudpies. The And it put me to sleep. spirit of Elvis, although Melissa We have enough money to fight wars and support other, John Corngan, is calmly I awoke to melancholy croon- Brown comes pretty close," other countries, but not enough to educate our citi- working his way around the two ing. "I can't stop loving you ... I Elvis said. zens about the possible birth defects and fatalities by keeping a low profile —an said baby, I made up my mind On that note he disappeared, caused by these problems. alternative worse than death for but the hound dog stayed behind. Kevin Coughlin and Craig Ta- I reached over to turn up the "I'm going to be your cam- liaferro. Market Square radio, but then I realized it paign manager," the dog said. The United States ranks 20th among in- While the two most colorful wasn't on anymore. Sitting in "'Here is your platform. By the dustrialized countries in the number of babies — characters parry and thrust, the passenger seat was ... yes, way, Jim Tinker, high priest of approximately 10 infants per 1,000 live births — vice presidential candidate Mel- Hero yes it was... Elvis Presley. Elvis, will be your running who die each year. issa Brown calmly took John Elvis Presley with an old mate." Corrigan's foot out of his mouth by hound dog sitting upon his lap, The parking situation on yesterday in her speech to the drooling all over the gearshift. campus is intolerable. More It should not be suprising that in a country which Campus Democrats by clarify- Dennis The dog. not Elvis. parking spaces need to be doesn't house the homeless, proper prenatal care is ing his position on campus light- Robaugh "Son." he said, "I have been created. One possible alterna- not readily available to those who cannot afford it. ing. up on high..." tive Is to repaint the lines closer It's not bigger light bulbs Cor- columnist "Yes, I heard you usually to each other to create more Fortunately, mortality statistics have surprised rigan wants. It's halogen light- were," I interrupted. He ignored spaces. officials into some form of action. ing. me. I Partisanship needs to be Corrigan's stand on lighting terday evening, I roused Jim "... in Heaven watching the eliminated from USG. The only Former Sen. Lawton Chiles, commission chair- represents a major departure Tinker from his slumber and goings on here in Bowling acceptable party is one where man, said "if we do not act quickly, by the year 2000 from the platforms of the other weaseled his car away from Green. I must say your student there is a lot of good beer and we could lose a significant portion of an entire gen- candidates. him. government is a mess." plenty of Elvis tunes. Coughlin is asking for more There I was cruising down Elvis concerned with the me- a the BG News should devote eration." lighting and Taliaferro is insist- Route 6 with the wind in my hair nial happenings in Bowling less coverage to the USG elec- ing upon ... oh wonder of won- and some fine 30-year-old tunes Green student government? 1 tion and more coverage to the Many past generations have paved over the cob- ders ... more lighting! blasting from a tiny AM radio. couldn't believe my ears, but he various sightings of Elvis across blestones so we could have a smoother ride through Student safety is definitely an To my right on the dashboard handed me a peanut butter and the nation. life. By abusing our bodies and genes with drugs important concern, and all the was a circular cutout of a pudgy banana sandwich and continued So there you have it. I have and carelessness we are bulldozing up that road. candidates show a lot of guts by Elvis Presley. speaking. declared my write-in candidacy coming out in support of student It reminded my of when Tin- "You need an alternative can- for USG president. My slogan: safety. ker relinquished the keys to his didate," he said. "Vote for me. Save USG." Infant mortality rates in some U.S. cities are But I am a mere student and car. He turned to face his four- "Aw, who cares?" Robaugh is a columnist for worse than in third world countries. These cities student government isn't my foot high Elvis wall hanging "I do." Elvis cared. That was The News, and we're afraid he is seem to be progressing on the outside while they de- concern, is it? (surrounded by red candles) good enough for me. serious. teriorate on the inside. The black infant mortality rate (17.9) has risen by leaps and bounds compared to the white infant mortality rate (8.6) which dropped from 4.7 to 2.7 percent in the 1980s. Policy needs revision ing on campus. I do think con- a bunch of lazy, unappreciative made for the Jan. 27 edition of The city with the worst rate is right next door. In sideration should be given to the students (and faculty?). Most Friday Magazine when he said, Detroit, there are 19.7 deaths per 1,000 live births. To the Editor: fact that students provide fund- students are only here for four "We have the best (planetar- The economic hardships of the auto industry have One of the fondest memories I ing and support for the Universi- years, so it is easy to ignore the ium) in the state." will take with me from my term ty year-round, not just during iniquities perceived by students pressed lower economic groups into the survival of internment at Bowling Green athletic seasons. Wouldn't it be (valid or not) that will never be Is the BGSU Planetarium fall- mode. Unfortunately, soon there may be no one left is the spirit and enthusiasm at possible to use the new shuttle addressed. However, I question ing behind its more aggressive to survive. Falcon Hockey games. Like all bus if closer accommodations whether students should allow competitor at the University of memories of the University, won't be provided? matters of public health and Toledo? This semester alone, however, it will be tainted by Don't get me wrong, I greatly safety to fall by the wayside. the University of Toledo has People have the right to decide if they want to policies that treat students as Brian A. Ilcin have childern or not, but with that right comes the f appreciate the efforts of the U- sponsored a public lecture about 'second class" customers. I at- mversity in its quests to cure OCMB4336 the Hubble Space Telescope, la responsibility of taking care of their body. If they tended the game on Friday, Feb. students of their indolence (to currently showing a program do not, they are infringing on their child's rights to 16 with a friend (a fellow stu- Siraphrase a certain number of about Voyager 2 at Neptune, is afulllife. dent) and his wife (a former e administration). I also val- offering an amateur astronomy student who happens to be preg- ued the opportunity to test the Planetarium needs workshop series and will have a We need to help those who are unable to properly nant.) Because of complications insulating qualities of the funding for programs special viewing for Comet Aus- associated with her condition, leather jacket I was wearing care for themselves so their children can have a she has been advised to avoid against the fresh gale coming in There was a real nice picture chance at life. If we do not, our mistakes will not strenuous physical activity as from the west. I nave no prob- I wish BGSU could offer the even be remembered because there will be no one much as possible. Of course, be- lem with the parking attendants, of Dale Smith on the front page kinds of aggressive and sophis- cause I am merely a student, I of the Friday Magazine (Feb. left to remember them. either. They were as helpful as 16). I have been to several of his ticated astronomy programs was not permitted to drop her off policy allowed them to be. that the University of Toledo at the doors to the ice arena. In- planetarium programs and have I do have a problem with the always enjoyed them. does. Perhaps the BGSU Plane- The BG News Staff stead, she had to venture adverse attitude that seems to tarium needs a larger budget through the ice and wind from be held by the administration in Smith was quoted as saying and staff — maybe even an as- Photo Editor Qrag Horvath Production Sup'r PatrlcK Mlchal the street while I parked my car regard to students. There have "We have a smaller market sistant director. AMI Photo Editor John Pottar Production Sup'r Morris Near somewhere in the vicinity of been numerous other examples than Toledo, but there are few AMI Sports Editor CharteeTol Production Sup'r Becky Nueebaum Fremont. AMt Sport* Editor Matt Schroder Chart Copy Edaor Brands Young of this, many of which have been places the size of BG with the Sincerely, wire Ednor Krtaten Kwiarkoweki Cruel Copy Editor Ivan Qroger I am not requesting a reserved recounted on these pages, only same quali' " This statement Pam Hauemtein AMI Wire Editor Jama* A. Ttakar Copy ErJtors ken* Babaaun spot within 10 feet of every build- to be eschewed as the griping of seems tarn he one he Findlay, Ohio Friday Magajme Editor Chris Dawson Mlchtlt Banks Matthew Denemen AMI Friday Editor Debbie Htppla .Jeff Batdort John Kurasli and . by Vlllamor M. Cruz Slat' Artist Tom Kaatsy Anthony Buma Mary FWnkoaater Green Harvest
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Campus Life March 2, lt*0 BG hosts minorities Quads to be accessible gram will allow students to develop community by Jill Novak equipped with at least one en- number of handicapped stu- staff writer among themselves, Sousa said. Founders and This is very important since these students are trance for handicapped stu- dents) has gone from zero to Many high school students look forward to coming to a "predominantly white" campus and dents. three," Cunningham said. summer as a leisure time for swimming and vaca- may feel lost, she said. If they attend the Universi- Offenhauer to "Founders was the least ac- tions and an escape from the toils of classes, ty In the future and have 12 people they have cessible (building), but now "Future renovations to cam- homework and tests. already met, they will have these connections" add facilities (that) is being rectified," said pus buildings (such as Moseley However, a select group of 50 minority high and "not feel as alienated," she said. Rob Cunningham, coordinator and Hanna Halls) will include school students will be going to school this summer Brian McCarter, now a freshman undecided of Handicapped Services. upgrading the accessibility fpr — but not the typical high school summer school. major at the University, attended the program in by Lori MiUer students, he said. These students will attend the University as part 1988 and said the best part of the program was staff writer There is only a small percent- of the Pre-College Enrichment Program for Black ' 'getting to know people. age of handicapped students on He hopes these renovations and Hispanic high school students. He said he is still very close with about eight to campus currently, but Cunni- will include areas such as drink- The students will live on campus, be given a 10 of the people who also participated in the pro- In the upcoming months, ngham is considering the possi- ing fountains and public phones, Founders Quadrangle and Of- bility of prospective students. which need to be lowered, he part-time job and will take special courses to im- gram and are now at the University. fenhauer towers will become prove their skills in mathematics, computer sci- The program also helps students determine "In a period of two years, (the said. ence, composition and studying. more accessible for handicap- what college is like, what types of programs are ped students. They will also receive assistance in developing offered and it also teaches students what they do A wheelchair ramp will be in- career plans and will be instructed in applying for not want to do when in college. stalled in Founders this summer financial aid and taking the ACT exam. He said his summer experience made him real- for easy access into the building The program — one of the first of its kind in the ize he would not like to work at a job during the Elevators to be replaced nation — is in its third year and is primarily a re- school year. and four restrooms in Lowry Hall will be installed with handi- Along with new facilities "The moving parts of the cruitment effort for the University. McCarter also learned to balance his time and cap facilities, University Assist- Director Dalila de Sousa said the six-week pro- "grow up and be on my own," he said. for the handicapped, two new elevator car are basically ant Architect James McArthur elevators soon will be in- worn out and the parts were §ram — June 23 to Aug. 4 —will let students enjoy Sousa said if these summer students do decide to said. le classic "college experience." attend the University and are eligible to apply for stalled on the west end of the not available to do permanent One of the men's restrooms in Founders Quadrangle, at a repairs," he said. Students will have very tightly scheduled days, minority scholarships, they will have "first crack" Offenhauer will also be imple- so they "stay out of trouble, she said. They will at the scholarships. cost of about $180,000, said The present elevators were mented with facilities, he said. Keith Pogan, associate direc- installed when the building work at a clerical, food services, or perhaps The entire program is paid for through funding The women's restroom under- Sounds job for four hours in the morning, and go which University President Paul Olscamp deemed tor of the physical plant. was built in 1966, he said. went such renovation two years Maintenance problems class for four hours every day. necessary as "something the University had to ago. They may go to the Student Recreation Center or do," Sousa said. promped the replacement, Plans are also being made The approximate cost for the along with complaints from to replace the remaining two do other activities in their free time after dinner, Some of the faculty who have been involved in Offenhauer upgrading is $14,000. and on the weekend small trips are scheduled for the program and have taught the specially formu- students and the age of the elevators on the east end next McArthur said, and $9,000 will elevators, Pogan said. year, he said. the students. lated classes — solely applicable for these students be allocated for the wheelchair Sousa said she tries to choose students from — are Ann Marie Lancaster, Elliott Blinn, Benson ramp. areas all over Ohio to participate, however, there Prigg and Academic Enhancement department A definite entrance for the are certain requirements all applicants must members Carol O'Shea, Laura Perez and Ofir ramp has not yet been decided, meet. Sisco. but will probably be located at Since only 50 positions are available for Ohio According to Prigg, the students he has taught in the door to the back loading dock sophomores and juniors, students must have a 2.5 his composition classes seemed "very interested Give because of availability of the grade point average in a college preparatory cur- in the academic portion of the program." elevators, he said. riculum and need three letters of recommendation The students were eager to enhance the skills If a student would come in any from high school teachers. they had and develop a sort of "yearbook" which of the other doors "they would Last year, there were 150 applicants and this they could have on hand, he said. another birthday. have to go all over the building year Sousa expects a great deal of interest. Fol- In addition, Prigg said the entire program is a to get to the elevators," McAr- lowing the 1988 summer program, 17 of the 22 pro- very valuable experience to the high schoolers. thur said. gram participants applied to the University and 12 "It is worthwhile for them because it makes After Founders is completed, are attending. them think about college and seriously consider all residence halls will be Give blood. But aside from academics, the summer pro- pursuing it," he said.
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When his work Many underage students de- phone harrassment," Bakies Owner Jeff Hobbie Students living on campus can is finished, the county plans to dicate considerable amounts said. the fact that 18-year-olds access the 911 emergency "It's a time-consuming pro- copyright his program to protect of energy on Friday afternoons He believes students are un- are admitted to bars is not as system through the University, cess, but we want to make sure his work, Fleck said. to designing plans tor weekend aware of the legal penalties for important as the fact that the but within the next few months the system is working right be- Much of the funding for the 911 drinking. alcohol-related offenses Both new drinking age has created a those living off campus also may fore we put it into operation," system will come from the By crafting fake ID's, seek- underage drinking and DUI larger group of underage drin- have access to the system. Warns said. county, which will pay the cost ing out off-campus keg parties, are first-degree misdemean- kers. Don Fleck, Wood County di- of the main computer system or soliciting the help of ors. If convicted, a student "It's only logical that the rector of communications, said If the numbers are program- and the consultant s fee. 21-year-old friends to purchase could spend up to six months in number would rise," Hobble the long-awaited emergency med incorrectly into the com- for them, underage students jail and pay a fine as Targe as said. "The drinking age just phone system is nearing com- euter system, a caller would be Money will also come from devote a great deal of time in $1,000. went up. I don't see bow pletion. etter off calling the current two other sources. The individu- plotting a wet weekend. DUI convictions also require anyone could think we're "It has been a four-year wait- seven-digit emergency number al emergency departments will But according to Student a mandatory minimum three- having the problem because ing period, but we hope to have than 911, he said. purchase the Public Safety An- Legal Services Attorney Greg day jail sentence. the bars are letting in 18-year- the system in the testing stages swering Point (PSAP) equip- Bakies, many students put so "A lot of thought doesn't olds." by the end of the first quarter of Once the verification and ment Tor their stations, and much energy into figuring out often go into this," Bakies Hobbie said Uptown' moni- theyear," Fleck said. mapping stages are completed, Wood County telephone cus- a way to drink, they neglect to said. "Most often they thought tors carefully to make sure no The project is behind schedule the system will be run through a tomers will be billed a small fee put any thought into the conse- they'd never be arrested tor underage customers drink. because of the time it takes to month-long testing period. When on their monthly phone bills for quences of their actions. this." "We've got it down to make verify all the phone numbers the testing period is completed the use of the 911 system, Fleck This lack of concern for the Students also fail to under- it as difficult as possible," and addresses in Wood County, the system will be open to the said. potential consequences of stand the lasting effects an al- Hobbie said. "Just give it a according to Fleck. The num- public to use, he said. underage drinking have led to cohol-related arrest may have couple of years for everyone to bers and addresses must be in- The amount of the charge will an increase in the number of on their future job searches, get used to the new system and dividually mapped so calls can "There have been problems depend upon the phone company students arrested for alcohol- Bakies said. you wont see this problem be sent to the proper emergency with the system in other areas, used, but the fee probably will related offenses, Bakies said. "Students don't realise how departments, he said. and we want to eliminate prob- not exceed 32 cents. Warns said. "I don't think they realize serious these crimes are and agreed the problem lems in Wood County," Warns the seriousness of the crime," how they can effect opportuni- would decrease in coming Wood County Commissioner said. Once the 911 system is in full Bakies said. "They don't real- ties and careers," Bakies said years. Thomas Warns said the names, But within a few months all operation, the Wood County ly assess the risks. People re- "If I'm an employer looking at addresses and telephone num- the bugs should be worked out of Sheriff's office will be the main ally do get caught more often hiring you and I see you have a "Things are changing, but answering point, Fleck said. than they thinkT first degree misdemeanor, it's going to be a slow pro- From there the calls will be Bakies said half of the cri- that's going to cause me to cess/' be said. "There are a lot routed to the regional answering minal cases handled by his of- balk." of educational programs and points. fice this academic year have The recent move by local more responsible attitudes been underage drinking, fake bars to admit under age stu- have already started As long In Bowling Green, calls will go ID or drunk driving cases. He dents also has contributed to as we keep informing students 425 Court Street Apartments to the Bowling Green Police De- has also handled many other the problem of underage of the alternatives and the se- partment. Calls outside the city alcohol-related cases. arrests, he said. riousness of the crime, it ACROSS FROM CAMPUS POLLYEYES limits will go to the Wood County "Probably 50 percent of the "We have some difficulties should get better." Sheriff's office, and the Perrys- burg calls will be routed to the Perrysburg Police Department, Leasing for Fall 1990 Fleck said. Candidates D Continued from page 1. without a seat, Coughlin said he more with addressing issues 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Furnished Apartments. "I don't think (partisanship) preferred that neither hold a that concern USG than winning CLOSE TO CAMPUS! has a place in USG," he said. seat. the presidency. 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WOOSTER Ballroom, Union. 354-2260 P^n (ACROSS FROM TACO BELL) m _enhouse W kM mt MM | i\>luurujit ■ ■■■■■■■■■Jl -fc^ Uke trie's Ontereital Hotel ii""Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii> THE BG NEWS Sports March 2, mo S leers to get physical against OSU Tulsa drops by Don Hensley cal style of play the series offensively along with Emerson But when you talk BG power BG football sports writer offers. "They want to have the is defenseman Rob Blake play, it's hard not to notice The University of Tulsa man advantage as much as pos- (18-33-51) and freshman Brett Blake and Emerson who roam intends to breach its foot- sible. We just have to keep our Harkins (10-38-48). Leading the the points on the power play like ball contract with Bowling Sharpen the elbows, Ohio poise." team in goals scored is Matt Ru- two drifters with six shooters State is coming to town. What makes the OSU-BG chtv (27-20-47). But when the packed in the holsters. Green for the upcoming lite Bowling Green hockey matchup so physical is the fact Falcons are mentioned around Between the two, they have 1990 season, BG Athletic team will embark on its first that these two schools are the the league, the first thing combined for 62 power play Director Jack Gregory an- step toward Joe Louis this only remaining institutions from thought of is their effectiveness points in the 38 games played. nounced Thursday. weekend when they host the Tulsa and BG were Emerson the schools that made up the on the power play. "When you look at Emerson Buckeyes in a best-of-three se- Libert tied Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- It is here, BG holds the num- and Blake you have to look at scheduled to meet on Sat- ries that begins Friday night ciation. Because of this an au- ber one spot in effectiveness in their offensive abilities," said urday, September 15,1990, and runs through Sunday with In the four prior meetings this tomatic rivalry exsist. the league having converted on Welsh, whose Buckeyes are at Doyt L. Perry Field in all games beginning at 7:30. year, 185 minutes of penalties "I always like to play against .312 percent of their power play 11-22-5 overall and 11-17-4 in the the second game of a two- So far this year, the Falcons were handed out, more than any them because it is a good rivalry chances. CCHA. "They are both very game, horne-and-horne ae- have been able to take three of other four game series the Fal- and both teams always come to "Goaltending and power plays dangerous on the power play ries. the four contests between the cons played. play," BG center Nelson Emer- are the keys to the series," and we will have to make sure Athletic department two teams, with Ohio State's son (26-47-73) said. "They are a Buckeye coach Jerry Welsh they don't hurt us." officials at Tulsa have in- only victory (5-3) coming at BG formed Gregory they in- "From Ohio State's perspec- good checking team ana when said. Penalty taking is impor- Defensively, BG coach Jerry tend to play a game else- on Oct. 21. tive they want to disrupt the flow these two teams play there is tant because obviously you can't York will go with Angelo Lib- But no matter how good or where on that date. of the game and try to put us in seldom a blowout." give up five power plays and ertucci in the net. The freshman Gregory said the Uni- how bad either team is, one the penalty box," said BG senior Such has been the case this only get two in return. Our de- is 14-7-1 on the season with a 3.93 thing is for certain — the series Marc Potvin (18 goals-15 as- season as two of BG's victories fense will have to be con- versity is eonsiderinr legal will be very physical. sists-33 points) about the physi- came by one goal. Leading BG sistent." D See leers, page 8 O See Tulsa, page 9. Men swimmers sink to fifth place by Steve Easion sophomore Brian Kaminski and sports writer junior Steve Haugen each set school records. Kaminski's time of 1:55.54 in The men's swim team finished the 200-yard individual medley the first day of Mid-American bettered Tim Wagner's mark of Conference Championships at 1:55.62 established in the 1987-88 Cooper Pool in fifth place with season. 120 points, 154 points behind first Haugen broke Jon Warnick's place Eastern Michigan and 37 1987-88 100-yard backstroke re- points ahead of last-place Toledo cord of 53.84 as part of the first (83). leg of the 400-yard medley relay Eastern dominated the com- with a time of 53.51. petition last I night as they Sophomore Kevin Latta won captured three the consolation final in the of the six 500-yard freestyle with a time of events on its 4:37.40 and senior Michael Poin- way to totall-1 dexter placed fourth in the ing 274 points., 1-meter diving event for the Miami's 192 third consecutive year with points was 384.75 points. good for sec-1 ond, while «__*»_ In the final event of the night, Ohio U. andQordon the 400-yard medley relay team Ball State were third and fourth placed fourth to end the Falcons Courtesy of Key/Marc Kaspltzke with 177.5 and 152.5 points, re- first day of competition. Coach Brian Gordon was ex- Freshman Ted Fortney starts the first leg of the 200-yard freestyle relay in the first day of the MAC Championsh ips at Cooper Pool. The Falcons spectively. finshed fifth out of six teams competing Thursday night. Eastern Michigan leads the tournament Individually for the Falcons, □ See MAC Championship, page 8. WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA < SKI TRIP s DON'T MISS IT! WHAT: Annual Ski Trip > THIS SATURDAY AT DRY DOCK WHEN: Sat. March 3, 7:00 am 3= WHERE: Mt. Brighton, Ml. > K E K E K E K E K E K! : w * THE KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY M Greenbriar Inc. PROUDLY ANNOUNCES LUe will be leasing the following UniGraohics w Our New 1990 Executive Committee « locations For the Foil of 1990 tf M Grand Master _Jt«,T Christoper Beres • East Merry Avenue Apartments - 522 E. 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M Hours: Not for an hour, a day, or a college term 224 w only But for life « M-F 9a.m.-5p.m. 211 West Hall 372-7418 E. Wooster St. Sat. 9a.m.-lp.m. M i [ E KE KE KE KE KE THE BG NEWS BG finishes MAC slate at Kent Suddenly torrid Larranaga hoping team can win sixth -straight heading into tournament The Bowling Green and Kent State men's spot, the Falcons' conference finish is still Season, the Golden Flashes finished 20-11, Golden Flashes basketball teams come full circle Saturday blurry. ending its season with a 83-69 loss to Michi- night at 7:30. A win Saturday night would assure BG of a gan State in the National Invitation Tour- The two squads kicked off their respective third-place finish, while a loss would leave nament. McDonald, currently in his eighth Mid-American Conference schedules Jan. 3 the outcome to the fourth-place Miami Red- season at the helm, is 127-101 at Kent. host BG women in Anderson Arena. That skins. A combination of a Falcon loss and a The Falcons (18-8 overall, 9-6 in the MAC) evening, the Falcons ran Redskin win would give MTJ third-place. If invade University Gym owners of a five- to a 8+-67 victory on the the Redskins lose, BG finishes second no game win streak. The latest decision was a by Malt Schroder strength of a second-half matter what it does against KSU. t&60 victory over Eastern Michigan Satur- Mlletwi sports editor surge. Since the loss to the Falcons in the confer- day in Ypsliantl, Mich. Saturday night, exactly ence opener, the Golden Flashes (20-6 over- It'i not often a team which has lost 21 of 36 games and held two months later, the all) have posted an impressive 11-3 record in Clinton Venable leads the way offensively last place since day one is labeled hot. teams clash at Kent's Uni- the MAC. KSU is led in scoring by forward with a 17 ppg. average. The trio of Billy But Kent State, winners of its last two and four of its last sev- versity Gym. The contest Ric Blevins. The 6-foot-7 senior, who finished Johnson (12.2 ppg.), Joe Moore (11.8 ppg.) en, is putting together a run. marks the last regular- sixth on the MAC scoring list a year ago, is and Steve Watson (11.3 ppg.) follow Venable Too bad only one game remains on the season conference action Larranaga averaging 18.1 points per game. in scoring. schedule. for both teams. Harold Walton and Eric Glenn provide The Golden Flashes would be boasting a KSU clinched second place in the Mid- plenty of support for Blevins on the offensive Forward Tom Hall had surgery performed modest three-game winning streak if a two- ■ American Conference's regular-season race end of the floor. Walton is pouring in 13 on his nose Wednesday. The 6-6 forward point loss at Western Michigan had gone the Wednesday night with a 54-49 victory over points per game, while Glenn averages 12.7. broke his nose in the waning moments of other way two weeks ago. Central Michigan. While the Flashes are in Head coach Jim McDonald has led Kent to Saturday's game with EMU. He is listed as Fran Voll gives a lot of the credit for Kent's sole possession of the conference's second its second-consecutive 20-win season. Last questionable for Saturday. turnaround to first year coach Bob Lindsay. "They're starting to come on strong," voll said. "Lindsay will take that program to a whole new level. He's a quality coach." A 3-12 Mid-American Conference record Vo" Tournament tickets on sale means Kent can finish no higher than eighth. But Voll is not about to take the Flashes lightly. Tickets are now on sale for the chase them for $3 by showing a General admission tickets for Arena in Detroit. "They're definitely going to go out and play as well as they Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- valid student ID. the MAC women's tournament The Memorial Hall ticket of- can. They are looking at building for next year." ciation Tournament and the Should the Falcons eliminate finals at Cobo Arena March 8 fice has a supply of all-session But the '89-90 season is still very much alive for the Falcons, Mid-American Conference Ohio State and qualify for the and 10 are $5 per session and are tournament tickets (good for the who are beginning to play their best basketball again, accord- Men's and Women's Basketball finals at Detroit's Joe Louis on sale daily at Memorial Hall. tournament quarter-finals, se- ing to Voll. tournaments at the Memorial Arena March 10-11, tickets will If the Falcons win their quar- mi-finals and championship We're starting to come back and go In a positive direction," Hall ticket office between 9 a.m. go on sale at the Ice Arena box ter-final game, tickets for the game) on sale for $40. he said. "I think we're hitting another peak right now." and 5 p.m. daily. office, Saturday or Sunday. women's final four will be on Once the starting time of BG's One player who has certainly peaked is Angle Bonner. This weekend the BG hockey DCC sale immediately following the quarter-final game is de- The Falcon center has scored 88 points in her last four games team hosts Ohio State in a best quarter-final. termined, a supply of $5 BGSU for a 22 points per game average, and was named MAC Player of a 3 game CCHA series at the The women's basketball team D □ □ student general admission tick- of the Week Feb. lflT I Ice Arena. Game time for Fri- will host a MAC quarter-final ets will be available. Bonner's rebounds have risen as well, grabbing 51 in her last day, Saturday and if necessary, contest, Tuesday, March 6 at The Bowling Green men's five outings for more than 10 boards a game. Freshman Lori Albers is scheduled to return for Saturday's Sunday is 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. in Anderson Arena. team will play in the MAC Tour- All men's tournament games Bench reserved seats are $7. General admission tickets are game after missing two of BG's last three contests. nament, beginning with a quar- are played at Cobo Arena. Albers had scored in double figures seven straight times be- General admission tickets are on sale now, $4 for adults and $2 ter-final round game at 1,3,7, or For more ticket information, $6, but BG students can pur- for students. 9 p.m., Friday, March 9, at Cobo fore she was injured against Central Michigan. call 372-2762. Kent has two players who make a habit out of hitting double figures in the scoring column. Marvetta Froe and Ann Forbes are third and fourth, respec- tively, in the MAC. Froe averages 16.7 points per game while her teammate scores 16.4 ppg. THE ROAD ""^WS The BG News Despite the recent success, the Flashes are ranked eighth in I the league in defense, giving up 71.3 ppg. TO THE JOE! "They're (Kent) Improved defensively, but they haven't totally turned it around," Voll said. CHERRYWOOD HEALTH SPA fl □ O D FALCONS Cathy Koch, a sophomore point guard, may be ready to play vs. and "^ej by the Falcons' first round playoff game, Tuesday at Anderson i s rin Arena. OHIO STATE [ Koch suffered a spiral fracture of the fifth finger on her right P 9 > TANNING CENTER hand on Feb. 13 and has missed BG's last five games. Break! ^ FRI-SUN, MAR 2-4 Her hand will be X-rayed today and placed in a splint on South Padre Island 7:30 p.m., ICE ARENA is having their Monday, doctors said. 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Fort Valley, Virginia White Plains, New Yotk Ashland, Ohio Camp Kamaji Camp Cobbossee Marmon VaBey Farm Milwaukee, Wisconsin South Salem, New York ZanestlekJ, Ohio Point O-Pines Camp Sandusky Area YMCA Camp Brant Lake, New York Sandusky. Ohio Sponsored by the Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment THE BG NEWS Mofcha.mo MAC Championship- U Continued from page S. aries will be important for us, because if we do well we can sol- BG hockey.basketball Gymnasts await idify our fifth-place position." tremely pleased with every member of his team's perform- Three MAC records were QUARTERFINALS (best 2 of 3) broken during Thursday night's first-place CMU TODAY AND SATURDAY competition, two by Eastern and "Every person swam a life- one by Ohio. The Bowling Green women's gymnastics team will host the time best in either the prelimin- Ohio State at Bowling Green Chippewas of Central Michigan Saturday at 2:30 p.m., in Ep- aries or the finals,' Gordon Ferris State at Michigan State pler North gymnasium. said. "Our performance in the The Hurons set a MAC Cham- Miami at Lake Superior The Falcons, coming off a loss against Pitt a week ago, are final event (400 Medley Relay) pionship record of 1:21.28 in the Western Michigan at Michigan looking to knock off the number one team in the Mid-American gives us a lot of momentum 200-yard freestyle relay, while Ed Wagner topped another MAC Conference, to regain their momentum. CMU currently boasts heading into (Friday's) compe- SUNDAY (If aeceuary) of WM conference record, along with an overall record of tition. record with a time of 20.25 in the 10-2-1. 50-yard freestyle. Ohio State at Bowling Green Head coach Charles Simpson said the gymnasts are ready to "Ted Fortney had a great re- Ferris State at Michigan State face this week's challenge, taking full advantage of competing Ohio's Paul Teizeira time of Miami at Lake Superior lav leg in the butterfly to give Western Michigan in their home gym. Adam (Burton) a two-second 1:50.65 in the 200-yard individual at Michigan "Having this one at home, and having a good week of prac- medley established another re- tice, has really fired up the girls," he said. "We want to give lead heading into the final leg." cord. Gordon also noted the divers MAC MEN'S BASKETBALL CMU the meet of its lives. This is supppose to be their year, but performed well as they received they have never beat us at home." TEAM (overall) W BG will need to overcome the injury of freshman Lisa Bonde- points from five different peo- Miami's Dick Clarke ple. (500-yard freestyle), Eastern's 1. Ball State (2M) 12 lier, who suffered a knee injury at the University of Pittsburgh. 400 relay team, and Ball State's 2. Kent State (2M| 11 "We outscored Toledo by 35 Brian Kennedy (1-meter diving) J. Bowling Green (18-8) "Lisa's injury will definitly hurt us as a team," Simpson 4. Miami (12-14) points in diving and by two in the were the remaining first-place 5. Eastern Michigan (17-12) said. "Her contribution this year has been invaluable, but we swimming events/' Gordon finishers. must overcome the loss and fill in the lineup as best we can," 6. Central Michigan (11-15) said. "Our goal today was to fin- Today's and Saturday's Toledo (11-15) ish at least 30 points ahead of swimming preliminaries will Although wins and losses don't figure into the outcome for 8. Ohio (12-14) 10 Toledo, and we acheived that begin at noon with the finals 9. Western Michigan (9-17) 12 the MAC championship, it will be important to produce high and more. (Friday's) prelimin- scheduled to start at 7 p.m. scores in this meet in order to be considered for the Regional Tourament. SATURDAY'S GAMES leers Ohio University at Miami D Continued from page 5. led offensively by Derek Higdon Central Michigan at Ball State : (27-28-55) and Don Oliver Bowling Green at Kent State goals against average. His (19-26-45). Freshmen Glenn Eastern Michigan at Youngstown State =CHARLESTOWN= backup will be senior Paul Con- Painter (11-27-38) and Eddie Western Michigan at Toledo APARTMENTS nell who is 8-5-1 with a 5.07 gaa. Choi (13-24-37) also supply some firepower. For the Buckeyes, they will be MAC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL In goal the Bucks will go with TEAM (overall) MID AM MANOR f.INI MARK THEATRE* Todd Fanning (5-10-3, 5.09 gaa) W who has posted two straight 1. Miami (21-4) 14 AND wins. 2. Toledo (21-5) 12 CINEMA 5 X°T 3. Bowling Green 18-8) 11 Choose from choice apartments within 1234 NORTH MALL ST. 354-0558 4. Ball State (15-lt) I walking distance to campus Summer "Fanning has played well 5. Central Michigan 14-12) 7 REVENGE R down the stretch,'' York said. 6. Western Michigan (10-15) 5 10 Kevin Co.lnet Anthony Qua 1990 and 1990-91 school year. 12 OO. 2:26. 4.66. 7 20 9:40 "OSU is a very competitive 7. Eastern Michigan (8-19) 5 11 team." 8. Ohio University (9-17) 3 12 MADHOUSE PG-13 Kent State (5-21) 3 12 John LfurOQU«n« KVMN A*ey 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or 4.30. 7.00. 0 OO But, when these two teams play you can throw away the GLORY R. SATURDAY'S GAMES unfurnished, gas heat & water included, Matm#w Brod.»ck Morgan Fr4«m»n offensive numbers and worry 4:46, 7 16. 9 36 about the ones that are the most air conditioning important—penalty minutes. Ohio University at Miami SKI PATROL PQ Western Michigan at Toledo 4:60, 7:30. 9:26 Central Michigan at Ball State "Now it's playoff time. You Kent State at Bowling Green Resident Manager, HARD TO KILL Stephan Seagal can take the cheap shot but if 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. 4 40, 7:10. 9:10 you do you'll be golfing on Mon- day," Potvin said. "But instead 352-4380 you have to keep your head and poise and say 'hey, we're going to Joe Louis. rhe BG News is recyclable! UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO I piBenedetto s Spring Break Backpacking Trip STUDENT TRAINNG GROUP RATES AVAILABLE I WRITE OR CALL COLLECT FOR FREE BROCHURE Mon. - Sat. Shenandoah Mountains *"* .» Open at 11 am * 1352-4663 *"*.<** Sun> Appalachian Trail SKYDIVING CLEVELAND 15199 Grove Rd. I FAST FREE DELVERY 12 - Midnight $3.50 MINIMUM DELIVERY in Virginia PARACHUTE 216-548-4511 GarrettsviHe, Ohio 1432 E. WOOSTER Cost-$135 includes: CENTER 44231 JFREE POP WITH FREE POP WITH transportation, food, backpacking, ANY 9" SUB OR ANY 9" SUB OR CHEF SALAD CHEF SALAD and camping equipment ARTS AND SCIENCES PURCHASE. PURCHASE. Sign up in the UAO Office or call 2-2343 Coupon Expires 3/10/90 Coupon Expires 3/10/90 SCHOLARSHIPS UAO UA( Apply now for a $150 ALUMNI •DESIGNATED DRIVER PARTICIPANT" BOOK SCHOLARSHIP if you...... are a student in the College of Arts and Sciences ...have earned less than 92 hours by the end of Spring 1990 POWARD'SJLL 210 N. MAIN 419-352-9951 ...are in the ipper 20% of your class ...carry an overall GPA of less than 3.77 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ...are able to demonstrate financial need Applications are available in the College MARCH '93 .7"GiassCity;;;;i Office, 205 Administration Building, and HOURS: MON-SAT: NOON TIL 2:30 AM & must be returned by March 16. SUNDAY 2:00 PM TIL 2:30 AM 365 DAYS .All Star? ;-i PIG " MS UGLY BARTENDER Terry Davidson HAVEN HOUSE MANOR i ROAST CONTEST MS SOCIETY & the Gears 1515 E. Wooster // NEXT TO CAMPUS j YOVIZ- HOOPIM GLITZ EN SPECIAL Now Leasing (&7 Tulsa D Continued from page 5. NFL adds two teams to playoffs action against Tulsa. The third champion would be home to the wild-card of regular-season play." by Dave Goldberg team with the worst record while the wild-card team And commissioner Paul Tagliabue said of the new Because of their intentions, Associated Press writer with the best mark would be home to the team with the format: "We plan to investigate legal ac- second-best. "We expect the two new first-round playoff games to tion, he said. "The contract be- NEW YORK (AP) - The NFL decided on Thursday to Network sources said the two new playoff teams were create added competition and excitement around the tween the two universities called add two more wild-card teams to its playoffs, a move added as part of the ABC package after the network league." for home and away games for designed to bring in more television money and stream- demanded something extra in addition to Monday night The move comes a week after another groundbreak- both schools. We have fulfilled line the somewhat Byzantine tiebreaking system. games and one Super Bowl for the price, estimated at ing revenue-producing step, the expansion of the season our portion of the contract by The dramatic change in the playoff system, to begin slightly over $900 million. to 17 weeks in 1990 and 18 weeks after that. playing a game at Tulsa last next season, was announced at the same time the NFL The NFL already has reached agreement on cable year. reached agreement with ABC on a new contract that contracts with ESPN at TBS for $450 million each, Under that change, each team will get one week off "A short time ago we were in- will net it close to $1 billion over four years. It will mean meaning it already has nearly $2 billion worth of con- next year and two weeks off in the following years with formed by an outside source that that 12 of the 28 teams will now make it to the post- tracts while negotiations with NBC and CBS continue. the extra week between the championship games and Tulsa did not have us listed on season. "Additional television revenue was an obvious fac- Super Bowl eliminated for 1990. its football schedule for the 1990 Under the new playoff format, which is expected to be tor." NFL spokesman Joe Browne said. season. Since then, I have been ratified without much dissent at their meetings in two But many clubs had also expressed interest in add- But while each team will continue to play 16 regular- informed by an interim athletic weeks, only the two division champions with the best ing teams. Some suggested we break all ties with games season games, the networks will get additonal weeks of director at Tulsa that they have record in each conference will draw a bye in the first on wild-card weekend. This accomplishes the goal of NFL football, meaning more advertising revenue for scheduled another team on Sept. week of the playoffs. adding new teams without diminishing the importance television and more money for the NFL. 15." THE BG NEWS •HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO TECCA THOMPSON' ■TODDRINEHART" ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS LOST > FOUND YOU ARE DEFINATELY MANAGER till TELL KELLY COCHRANE WE LUV OUR EXEC. I SEE YA "T" BABY!! WHAT'S UP FOR THE YOUR ROOMMATE (MARK PATTERSON) YOU GUYS ARE GREAT! WEEKEND? CAN YOUR GIRLS POSSIBLY HE'S SUCH A COUCH POTATO AND HE Congratulations on becoming a Rho Chit!! We •••OETTHESCOOP*" Found: Frl on Lrnrvoraity In 1 Wooster a gray STEAL YOU AWAY FOR A MINUTE OR TWO? MAKES ME SICK I WILL HE EVER GET OFF know you w« do great' Do you have a positive attitude? DOC glass case with brown rimmed glasses I JUST WANT TO KNOW ONE THING: FOR U 2 THE COUCH SO WE CAN SPEND SOME TIME Love, BE AS OOOOOLLLLDOOO AS YOU ARE THEN ALONE? WHAT ABOUT A BUBBLE BATH? IS We do! Coma haar Judy KisseUe Call Gina 353-3374 Your Roomies and Julie too' WHY DO U STILL PLAY SUCH SILLY GAMES THE TUB CLEAN YET OR WHAT?!? I MISS ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI Tuea . March 6. 7 30pm. 112 B *. LOST- red covered 5 subject notebook. If • DST • OST • DST • DST • Sponsored by E ES.A.B. (SMILE)!?! BE GOOD A IF U CAN'T BE GOOD YOU DEEPLY! found please contact Rafil at 353-8390 THEN DO WHAT I DO AND BE GOOD AT IT!!! LOVE, PAULA ABDUL DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. AXO* Sheeey Winter -AXO LOST: brown leather bomber lacket on 2nd LOVE. "P NICE" ■•• SPORTS SCENE •■ • PRESENTS Congrats on your Alpha Cr. Omega Phi OeXa floor lounge ol Rodgers Reward If found CaN Capturing the beat in Falcon Athletics JABBERWOCK '90 ADOPTION: Theta panning lo Chrta Price (Mr Alumni). I'm 372-4261 A TALENT, FASHION, AND STEP SHOW 'Hoepltalrly Management Society' You've chosen the gift of trie for your baby. aa wen as college a pro sports very happy'or you both' EXTRAVAGANZA Tuna In this weak when our guaats will LOST: Small gray color American Express Ca- Please give ue the grftol loving 1 caring lor your Tons of Love. WHEN: SATURDAY. MARCH 3 be the BG NEWS' own sports writers lender If lound call 372-8149 Mohammed or Happy Houra- Tonight al S O Pa (Cassktysl baby We've weited years to complete our farm- Your II and roommate Chrla Don Heneley e. Mark Hunterbrlnker Dept ol Operator Research BA BLDG WHERE: GRAND BALLROOM Members 11 Non-members 13 ry. The nursery la reedy and a big slater la weft- PS Way to go on that schoavsrup' Ing Medical and legal paid Cal cossets ask lor Sunday at 6:00 on 68.1 FM WBGU TIME: 7:30PM Free Beer and Food from 4 to 7! Set of keys found near RR tracka behind Phi COST: 13 FOR JABBERWOCK ONLY OR Lynn or Harold 419 822 9288. Other Chjbs involved Rec * Insurance Clubs AXO" DELT-AXO-OELT Deft house last Wednesday Cal354-7130 IS FOR JABBERWOCK 1 DANCE AFTER- AGO • AGO • AGO The Setters of Alpha C* Omega would Ska lo ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA MEMBERS: WARDS The Spring Break KickoM Sub Social win take -KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA- The Alpha Game love their V1PS congratulate Cnnsta Hutnwarte and Kent State ' Congratulates our 1990 Rush Teem: Keep up the Good Work! Delta Tau Delta Mark Frosech on their recent place Mar 7. 1990 In the 2nd Door ol the Stu- SERVICES OFFERED CHARITY DANCE ALSO ON FRIDAY, MARCH Ann Mane Sadowakl AGO ' AGO ' AGO pmrlngl dent Servtcee Building Lounge area at 9:00 2 AT Jenny Struthers Love, Your AX Slaters PM Come prepared to EAT » HAVE FUN EPPLER GYM. 1 (MAM. DONATION 12. Susan Priest AJaaa aka Ondy ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS Juae Martini • DST • DST • DST ■ DST • HAPPY 21! Its Unaly here- no more secret BG Gymnasts. Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership Betsy Schramm CENTER FOR CHOICE II identity1 You're not really 58" are you?? I bet Good kick M our teat home meet. Thanks lor honor society, is now accephng appscations lor Michelle DeJong Abortions thru 17 weeks Wofle Road isn't even m Cleveland huh? Are ajyotl a great season. ITa a year we'l n**m tor- membership Applications are available In 405 • HEATHER FINFROCK • Amy Mowery Morning alter treatment you ever gonna go to Slammers to find a prom Student Services, and are due by Friday March All personal and private "YOU ARE BENEATH ME" AND I JUST Amy Kotnik 8* dale?! Wei, anyways have a great 21st birth- Love, , 2 Proud to be pro-choice WANT YOU TO KNOW IT (SMILE. REMEMBER Amy Cole day • Wei make aura of it- Don't worry! Good- ^^^ the Freshmen ATTENTION" ALL STUDENTS REQUIRED TO THAT?)! GOOD LUCK TO YOU THE REST OF Lofl Gobbie bye Cindy • We "I miss you1 THE SEASON. TRY NOT TO DO ANYTHING Karen Jones BEAT OHIO STATE! TAKE ELE ED METHODS COURSES (EDO Love, your roorraes Cindy LelekJ CCHA QUARTERFINALS 360, 361, 362, 363, 355. 358| MUST AP- TO UPSET THE MANI -IMPOSSIBLE HUH? H-'S BELL'S QIRLSI WHO DO YOU THINK Mary McManamon FRI SUN. 7 30 ICE ARENA PLY FOR METHODS THE SEMESTER BE- A TO Z DATA CENTER ■ 352-5042 YOU ARE? ANYWAY. YOU FINALLY GOT A ALPHA PHI • ALPHA PHI TICKETS ON SALE S3 WAD FORE ENROLLMENT! DEADLINE to apply lor Complete Packaging Needs, UPS. Federal Chrisline Berger MANOYGILLAM. Summer JFal 1990 Ele Ed Methods Tuea., PERSONAL. BE GOOD AND TELL MOM 1 I Christy Gleine BEDROCK BABE OF THE WEEK Express. Typing. Resumes. FAX, copies A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE! I'm sorry your peddle Is going to be hue, but I Feb. 6. 5:00pm. Application forms available in DAD I SAID HII PEACE! JOHN "AUTOBAHN" BURKE LOVE VA LOTS! wanted to say that my big la great! 529 Ed Bldg FOR BEING A STUOMUFFIN THREE Need a caring response "BABYP" Love. • LAMBDA CHI • GAMMA PHI WEEKENDS IN A ROW (WHO'S NANCY?) B.Q.S.U. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS lo your pregnancy concerns? UTMami Everyone Get Excited lor Our PS. WILL THIS WEEKEND COST Meeting Tuesday. March 6 Can BG PREGNANCY CENTER '" Jeff RomanosW *' 2nd Annual Traditional Tea"! YOU A BUCK?!? B A 116- 7:30pm at354HOPE AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO • AXO Congratulations on having your •Tuesday 3 30-5.30- Open to AH For Info on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS Get payched lor the Sisterhood tonight! Be renderinge selected for the design show -GAMMA PHI • LAMBDA CHI Voinovich/Dewine snd supporting services ready lor an awesome time' continued on p. 10 Election Kits 6 Into WE RE PROUD OF YOU'!I Amy. Usa. Ronna. Ellen. Joste • LINDA SCHNETZER- Your ALPHA PHI SISTERS Central America Awareneae Week REMEDIAL DRIVING SCHOOL -150 FEE and Regional Conference ••••LORRICOOK are behind you 110% t 12-point suspension. 2-point credit Congratulations! You would make a phi-tastlc March 5-10 Watch lor Events Schedule Tune to 88.1 WBGU this Saturday as the i Sat. March 10th. Tiffin or March 24th, on your new fob! VP lor US Q Mon. March 6 8:00pm In 204 Moeeley Fremont. E T R Foundation 1-800-458-3873 i video on Central America I'm very proud of you I Falcons Basketball team travels to Kent i For more inlo eel 352-7534 Love.Mirc •SATURDAY- Typing 1 35 per page 3540371 Comedians from Toledo Comedy Club State in quest of a Second place i Come & play one ol the latest perform live at Dry Dock i additions to the 1892 Olymplcal TYPING SERVICES lor al types ol papers • 'ALPHA PHI • * ALPHA PHI" ■ 1030-1230PM BaVSmmton n—onablo rates with accuracy WE LOVE OUR RHO CHI'S I-' WSAIs Cal 362-3987 from 8 am to 9 p.m. KELLY COCHRANE. USA DeSALVO S •SATURDAY- I: organizing a badminton tournament ALT KARIKOLMAN ALL OF YOU Comedians from Toledo Comedy Club l Open to an students ARE PHI-NOMINAL! perform live at Dry Dock WORD PROCESSING 10:30-12 30PM Where. Rec Center • -ALPHA PHI • • ALPHA PHI- ■ VS. 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SB HUB Monday Jan 29 8:30 PM Free to everyone UCF Centericomer of Thuretln) ,\^r Chinese Video Tape Show Every other Monday thru April 9th National Clebration GREEKS 3lntruuuctna the Alplja pit DON'T BE LEFT OUTI TO BE IN THE 1990 KEY YEARBOOK. YOU 0m of Chinese New Year lHHflG&fficera MUST HAVE YOUR COMPOSITE AND CON- TRACT IN THIS WEEK WE HAVE A SPACE FOR YOUR FRATERNITY/SORORITY-DON'T President Rachel Laughbaum ' MISS OUT QUESTIONS? CALL TANNA OR Friday, March 2, 1990 MIKE AT THE KEY. 372-8086 V.P. of Standards Kelly Cochrane Lounge of International Treasurer Kim Brissey IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN MAY 6. 1990 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES, Fraternity Trainer Jennifer Butterfield YOUR CAP AND GOWN ORDER MUST BE Program Center 4th Floor Assistant Fraternity Trainer Kim Kelly PLACED BY APRIL 1. 1990 PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER AT THE GIFT COUNTER IN THE South Hall. House Manager Lori Caldwell UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE OR BY PHONING Scholarship Chairman Elizabeth Vogt 372-2861 IF YOUR ORDER IS PHONED IN, YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW YOUR CAP SIZE Rush Chairman Leslie Green Corresponding Secretary Kelly Carr JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIPS ADMISSION IS FREE Recording Secretary Stephanie Neal now available in 319 or 302 Weal Hal Deadline Mar 2 Administrative Assistant Lisa DeSalvo EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Social Chairman Kari Kolman 46 N MAIN • BOWLING GRftN NOnCEH ELE ED METHODS MEETING! ALL Philanthropy Chairman Mindy Wamke STUDENTS who applied lor Summer ft/or Fal. Chapter Promotions Maria Blendea 1990 Ele Ed Methods (EOCI350. 351.352 363, 365. 358) are expected to attend this Panhellnic Representrtive Linda Schnetzer meetng.Tuesdey, March 13. 4:00pm, IIS Ed Alumnae Chairman Barb Pfefferle ■Mo. BE THERE!! 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Nanner Which album should have won "Album of the Year'* in last week's Grammy Awards, in your opinion? Dave Kowlaski, senior English major Jodi Kempner, junior psychology major Dave Ernst, junior sports management Nicole St.Laurent, sophomore deaf ed- from Toledo: Tom Petty; I think it's a from Solon: "Lenny Kraviti's 'Let Love major from Beavercreek: "Milli Vanilli. ucation major from Gloucester, Mats.: better album than Bonnie Rain's " Rule,' it's the best new album I've heard because when their single came out it "Tom Petty, I think it is a good come- this year." felt the heart beat of America. I also back album and also had a lot of varie- think they are a more popular band." ty." Diverse styles from diverse directors by Brendi Young Noirish Hitchcock angles and cuts, Where cinematography enhances fares a better than "Zoe," but it's not creating a crackling energy similar to Scorsese's section, it overwhelms Cop- "Sleeper" by a long shot. Three directors, each at turns Scorsese's classic "Taxi Driver." pola's. The camera work bobs over sets Allen, who also wrote and starred in praised as genius and ridiculed as "Life Lessons" welcomes us into the crammed with colorful trinkets intend- "Oedipus," is his old nebbish self crackpot, came together to produce an loft of acclaimed artist Lionel Dobie ed to illustrate high-brow opulence. here, though he does have better pos- anthology honoring the city they love. (Nick Nolte), where '60s music blares Coppola, who is probably the most ture. He also has a pretty good, if Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen and from a nearby stereo as Dobie splatters schizophrenic director in Hollywood, strange, story. Francis Ford Coppola each produced a paint over a huge canvas in heavy, has moved from brilliant ("Apocaly- short film for I989's "New York Stor- thrashing strokes. pse Now") to confused ("The Out- Allen is Sheldon Mills, a successful ies." Each section carries its director's He has a live-in student, a 22-year- siders") and back. "Life without lawyer who has a rewarding re- intimatible style, but efforts are uneven old (Rosanna Arquette) who paints Zoe," is another miss. lationship with a divorcee (Mia Far- at best. anemic portraits of ghostly figures on The story is like little orphan Annie row) but a terrible one with his mother. muddy backgrounds. Dobie tells her he meets Mary Tyler Moore. Zoe His problem, he tells his psychiatrist, loves her; he cannot live without her. (Heather McComb) is the precocious is a small one — his mother is driving She asks him if she'll ever be anartist, 12-year-old of wealthy artists who are him crazy. All he wants is for her to but he cannot lie. never home. She is looked after by the just go away. video Review By the time his painting is finished, family butler (Don Novello), but she Mills gets his wish; she disappears. the woman he "loves" has left. At his really doesn't need much beyond a The only thing is, she returns —with a Scorsese's lead-off piece "Life Les- show, Dobie meets another young wake-up call. vengeance. It is probably one of the sil- sons" is by far the strongest entry. woman who wants to be an artist. As Most of the film is wasted trying to lier things Allen has done, but he can't Cinematography at once melds with he offers to hire her as his assistant, the prove Zoe is engaging and wise beyond sustain the energy. story to immerse the screen in a tor- camera pulls back to reveal the portrait her years. All she is, though, is irritat- tured intensity. The innovative camera above them. Another girl, another ing. "New York Stories" was supplied style mixes classic cinescopic shots with work of art. Woody Allen's "Oedipus Wrecks" by Barney's Video. ■aw . CMstoyhcr J. OawiN Aaststsot EdtMr Dekorah Hippie Starr Reporter* Fraak Eipsstlo. Brlaa Laariey, Dim Sharper Photographer JaeP. Naaaer Editorial Office 21* Wen Hal, (419) J7J-«9*7 Cover Dealt* Tfcaaui Krone r.nii ri«—Jin 1 niiriii ■ I-I'I'|- f ■ i -T '"*- - ■■-" ««Oi«aiimM—*>. •aayc Tin lhai ISSS. TWBCNww n»t««o.u^»'."o»ft»^»y>^// ' Friday Magazine/Much 2,1990 nno 3 Local bands set Undergraduates exhibit design work for campus show by Janice Hardman the designers. "yardstick by which students can by Frank Esposito The categories for designs "run measure quality. With "Design 18" opening ihis the gamut," Lucas said. Amidst the linear, impersonal struc- "We have graphic designs, advert- evening, the Fine Arts department "These are the best shows we've tures that constitute the University, a has the opportunity to display the ising designs, corporate IDs, packag- seen in design," Lucas said. "It al- low rumble began. Within the hour, best its students can provide. ing, and three-dimensional models lows all students in the fine arts to the tremors had increased to the point included in the show," he said. see the best this department can do," where administrators deep within the The 18th annual Undergraduate The designs are submitted by si u- he added. bowels of McFall Center were feeling Students' Design Exhibition opens dents and judged by a group of fac- it. Suddenly a mighty Vesuvius-like with a reception tonight, show coor- ulty members for submission to the The pieces selected for showing are volcano burst forth from the Northeast dinator Richard Lucas said . show, Lucas said. also juried by two outside judges, Commons and blared gut-searing Lucas said. The two judges for this rock-n-roll to the most culturally bank- Running in conjunction with the Current enrollment in an under- show are Dan Weeks, president of rupt corners of Wood County. Bachelor of Fine Arts Graduate Stu- graduate design course is the only Weeks and Associates, and Andrea Yes, the Northwest Ohio rock scene dent show in McFall Center, "De- prerequisite a student must fulfill to Schindler, the art director for Zap- is set to strut its stuff. sign 18" gives students an opportuni- submit a design, Lucas said. piecki and Partners advertising Seven area rock outfits will lay sonic ty to show their work, Lucas said. However, exceptions are sometimes agency in Toledo. siege to the Northeast Commons tom- He added there are benefits to run- made for design majors who are not The two review the work and give morrow evening in the WBGU-FM ning the two shows at the same time. currently enrolled but wish to have merit awards for the pieces they feel 1990 Independent Music Showcase. "The students benefit because their work considered for display, he should receive recognition, Lucas The acts that are performing are (in these are two outstanding shows that added. said. order of appearance): Big Hunk of represent all students in the school of Cheese (Bowling Green), Phantom art," Lucas said. "It is a night for Only about 40 percent of all the "There are two awards students Circus (Bowling Green), the Great students to shine." submissions are accepted, Lucas may receive — the Judge's Award Bar-B-Q Gods (Toledo), Braille Radio said. and the Honorable Mention Award, (Toledo), the Sygn (Bowling Green), Lucas said more than 100 students "We usually have over two times " he said. Art School (Toledo), and Trip 20 from undergraduate design classes thai many pieces submitted. We took "The number of each award is left (Toledo). will be represented in the show. An away about 60 percent during the lo the discretion of the judges," he In addition to WBGU, the show is estimated 150 pieces of work will be judging," Lucas said. said. being sponsored by Major Label Pro- on display, he added. Because the pieces are selected and ductions, Madhatter Music Company, The opening night is the most im- juried by faculty members, the show The show runs from March 2-15 in and Jim's Guitar. portant, Lucas said because it gives represents the best work. Lucas said. the Fine Arts Gallery and is open to The show marks the third consecu- family and friends a chance to meet Lucas said the show provides a the public. tive year that a local rock showcase will ■ See Rock, page 6. Campus) Live E it t e r t a i n m e n t Pollyeyes "A Gathering Place" 352-9638 440 E. Court What is it? CATCH THE BG HOCKEY TEAM If you can identify this BEAT THE OHIO BUCKEYES objecl. you could win a SI5 Join us Fri. & Sat. at gift certificate from Quarter's POLLYEYES! 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They are the titles of science- adults make up 60 percent of the audi- The cost to attend the convention fiction episodes watched by the Dr. ence. Like other clubs on campus, the varies from $4 to $10, depending on Who Club. main goal is to have fun. However, un- the mode of transportation, usually The Dr. Who show started six years like professional organizations, the Dr. which is car pool. before man set foot on the moon, in Who Club allows students some time Currently, there is not a professor 1963, and is the longest-running sci- to let their imaginations soar while they who oversees the club. Mike Welker, ence fiction television show. The show, relax. student coordinator, is the individual which has a cult following features the According to Scott Guthrie, a Uni- responsible for starting the group last Doctor, an alien Time Lord from the versity technician and member of the year. planet Gallifrey. club, the club is a science-fiction club. "We are now finally getting off the Stealing a fequently-malfunctioning "The Dr. Who Club is a science- ground. There are about a dozen active spaceship/time machine called the fiction fantasy club, like a Star Trek members, most of whom are male. We TARDIS, the Doctor flies around time club. We usually get together at my do not discriminate against women," and space, battling various evil mon- place and watch a taped episode on the Guthrie said. sters, while basing himself on Earth. VCR on a Saturday afternoon," Guth- For any students who are interested Sylvester McCoy, Ike latest incarnation of The character of the Doctor has been rie said. 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Friday Magazine/March 2,1990 CJCD 5 Russian music featured in concert by Donna Sharper nuances, gypsie improvisation and lots of rhythm, said Vasile Beluska, associ- University students and faculty will ate professor and second violinist of have a chance to experience 19th and the Quartet. 20th century Russian classical music Beluska described "Quartet No.l, through the performance of the Bowl- Op. 50," by Sergei Prokofiev as a 20th ing Green String Quartet. century piece, "full of rhythm, very The Quartet will take the audience driving and sometimes very powerful through a "Russian Odyssey" Sunday — a typical Prokofiev piece." evening at 8 in the Bryan Recital Hall The third piece, "Quartet No. 2 in D in the College of Musical Arts, said Major," by Alexander Borodin is "a Paul Makara, a violinist of the Quar- very lush and romantic piece," Beluska tet. said. Korey Konkol, instructor of viola, The members of the Quartet selected will be appearing with the group as the the program last semester for the new violist who replaced Pamela Ryan Bryan Chamber Series and began last fall, Konkol said. rehearsing six hours a week in January, Konkol graduated from Western Il- Makara said. linois University and received his Established in 1962, the Quartet did master's degree from the New England its first five-week tour in Mexico and Conservatory of Music in Boston, presented concerts in the Lincoln Mass., in 1989, he said. Center, Washington D.C., and several Paul Makara, Vasile Beluska. Korey Konkol. awl Alan Sa.Uk Friday/Joe P. Nnnncr He has earned many awards, toured in Europe, Makara said. rehearse for their concert on Snndey. The concert ia In Bryan Recital Hall at g p.m. in England with the New England Con- The Quartet performed recently in servatory Honors String Quartet and Carnegie Hall, New York, Mexico City Over SO Imported Beers made his debut with The Boston Mu- and various places in the Midwest, Campus sica Viva, he said. such as the Detroit Institute of Art and Pollyeyes "A Gathering Place" Besides teaching, Konkol plays prin- Ball State, Ind., said Alan Smith, asso- cipal violist for the Ann Arbor Sym- ciate professor of cello and Quarter 1352-9638 or 354-0056 440 phony and plays with the Toledo Sym- member. E Court phony, he added. As a part of the Smith received his doctorate from "Jazz Night" Bryan Chamber Series, the Quartet will the University of Texas and has soloed perform "very charming and interest- with the Houston, Shreveport, With Mike Pctrosino, Chris Berger, & Dan Faehnle ing pieces" by three Russian com- Abilene, Midland-Odessa and Lima Every Tuesday 9 p.m. • 1 a.m. posers, Makara, associate professor of Symphonies. He gave master classes in I Come & listen or bring your Instrument & join in ! violin, said. "Three Novelettes, Op. the University of Mexico last summer, 15," by Alexander Glazunov, will fea- he said. I r<"<« l)(>liv<>rv • S.il.uls ture three individual pieces. "All' For the past year, Beluska has been Ungherese," translated as "Hungarian working on a recording featuring "dif- style," will All the air with Hungarian ■ Set Quartet, page 7. BGSC Theatre Pre»cnl» LO Q£ "The Best in Live Rock-n-Roll" Live Entertainment 7 Nights A Week Wednesday Thursday Friday and College I.D. Ladies' Night Saturday Night no cover for the reduced free admission ladies cover with valid 1.0. before 9:00 BUSCH BY p.m. THE BUCKET QtH By William Shakespeare *a- February This Week: School Boy Crush 22. 23. 24 and March I. 2. 3. 1990 ai 8 p.m »» Eva Marie Sum Theatre la- Happy Hour Every Night from 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Tickets: Adults S6. Students & Senior _ ^"^"k Citizens S4 I* For Reservations catcall Byrnegate Plaza * C J J72.2" !'>.-•- 135 S. Byrne (near Hill), Toledo 531 -1311 , r-V-i r i 6 HUD Friday Magazine/March 2, 19M ■From Racfc, pate 3. as well as smaller local labels. Writers be held. The two previous yean, the from fanzines based in Cincinnati, Co- The Friday Music Quiz event was held at Howard's Club H in lombus, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chi- downtown Bowling Green. Billy Han- cago will also be in attendance, cover- by Dave Bwklad way, owner of Madhatter Music Com- ing the blossoming Northwest Ohio pany, said that moving the show on scene for their respective regions. Wow!! An astonishing 11 people scored perfectly on last week's ''Kiss- campus will be beneficial. Prizes donated by WEA, including ing"quiz. In a random drawing of those II. ANNE FRANKS on Thurstin "It's a good idea to expose the music records, cassettes, CDs, and posters, Road was selected as this week's winner. Congratulations, Anne! to people that can't get into bars," will be given out throughout the even- The answers for last week's contest are: Hanway said. "Music is more than ing. Madhatter will also have a table 1. Prince drinking beer. Sometimes it seems mu- selling local rock merchandise such as 2. Lita Ford sic is secondary to alcohol." records, tapes, and T-shirts. Admis- 3Hall&Oates Jim Cummer of Major Label agreed, sion is $2 and tickets are still available 4. "...A fool" saying that the main benefit of moving at Madhatter, 143 East Wooster, or 5. "Here Comes the Rain Again" by the Eurythmics the show on campus is "getting people can be bought at the door. 6. The Art of Noise with Tom Jones of all ages to see the bands." "It's good that the bands can come 7. Olivia Newton-John "We just want to get the point together and share this experience," 8. Bruce Hornsby and the Range across that WBGU cares about local Hanway said. "Let's put Northwest 9. Neneh Cherry music," Chrissy Anderson, Program Ohio on the musical map." 10. "Kiss and Tell" Director at WBGU said. "We want to Cummer captured the anticipatory Please submit all answers for this week's quiz on a sheet of paper with your try and break it to a larger audience." mood. name, phone number, and address to "Friday Music Contest," c/o 214 West Adding more electricity to this high- "The focus of the Showcase is to es- Hall, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403. Submit all entries by 6 p.m. Wednesday. Only energy event will be the presence of tablish the bands and the scene on one winner per household per semester, please. Employees of BGSU Student representatives from several large re- more than a local level," Cummer Publications are not eligible. Answers and the winner's name will be in next cord companies including War- said. "We want to let everybody know week's issue. ner/Elektra/Atlantic, CBS, and IRS, that Northwest Ohio rocks." THIS WEEK. "DR. DAVES INCREDIBLE COLLECE OF MUSICAL - KNOWLEDGE" HAS THE BLUES. SO THIS WEEK, OUR TOPIC IS CRYING: Freshman level — One point each. A 1. Whose current hit is "Sometimes She Cries"? 2. Who hit Number One with "When Doves Cry"? Sophomore level — Two points each. 3. What group hit the Top 5 in 1981 with "Whose Crying Now'? CAR RENTAL 4. Who sang "Therell Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)"? Junior level — Three points each. WEEKEND 5. What recent Number One hit had the lyrics 'To proud for crying/Didn't come SPECIALS FROM here to break down"? 6. Who offered "A Shoulder to Cry On" last year? $69.95 Senior level — Four points each. 7. Who hit the Top 10 in 1983 with "Don't Cry'? 12 noon Frl. to 10 am Mon. 8. Name the singer who hit the Top 5 in 1981 with a remake of Roy Orbison's Renter must be 21 "Crying"? % Subject to availability Graduate level — Five points each. Major credit card required 9. Who hit the Top 40 with "Do You Want Crying?" 10. Name both bands whose only Top 40 hit in the 1980s was called "Cry'? This week's winner will win a free cassette tape from Finder's Record and CALL NOW FOR SPRING BREAK SPECIALS Tapes, 128 N. Main St., downtown Bowling Green. MINI-VANS AVAILABLE This week t winner will win a free cassette tape from Finder's Records and Tapes, ernes 128 N. Main St, downtown Bowling Green. 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Hits and misses in Shakespeare play ferent short showpieces written by Bar- tok" for violin, and plans to finish re- by Deborah Hippie awl Bread* cording this spring, he added. her while she tries to think of a way to Yo—g Paris' character plays both sides of conceal him from the husband (Mi- the coin by giving encouragement to all A native of Transylvania, Romania, chad Myers) she loves. Legler energeti- the love-thirsty men. She frolicks Beluska received his bachelor's there Sometimes even Shakespeare needs a cally bounds about, dodging through everyone's business much like and his master's degree from Southern kick in the breeches. Schroder's kisses like a Lucille Ball on a great game she is trying to win. Methodist University and his doctorate The BGSU Theatre production of speed. in Jascha Heifetz Masterclass in Los the classic farce "The Merry Wives of The only drawback to the produc- Angelos. Windsor" asks the audience to see Schroder offers a convincing por- tion is the sub-plot involving Ann Page Makara formerly played as concert- "Windsor, as it was and as youimtgine trait of the Shakespearean dandy. His and her true love Fenton (David M. master for the Toledo Symphony and it to be." booming voice and clinging posture Ruble). Although their few scenes played with the Rochester Philhar- An innovative set and simplified dia- evoked an overpowering persona. His together are intended to be intimate, monic, he said. logue allowed both the audience and followers (Brian J. McCartney, Ti- their voices did not project well enough cast to explore and envision the Wind- mothy Jcbsen and David J.F. Lockard) for the audience to comprehend half of He graduated from Julliard School sor of their own time. Although the cringe at the thought of meeting with the dialogue. Because of that, their of Music, New York City, and East- setting exemplified the author's time, the fury of the towering figure. At the story was lost. man School of Music, Rochester, there was undoubtedly room to let Garter Inn, Falstaff s aggravated bel- N.Y., and received his doctorate from one's mind roam. lows literally leaves the followers trem- Nonetheless, "Merry Wives of the University of Michigan, he said. "Merry Wives of Windsor," tells the bling with fear. Windsor" is a kick in the right direc- story of two women's revenge against a tion. The production continues at Eva Makara also soloed with the Detroit lecherous con-man. In the course of Much of the production's overt Marie Saint Theatre this evening and Symphony and has had chamber music events, the audience learns of their plot humor stems from some supporting Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets may be re- performances at Lincoln Center, in to teach Sir John Falstaff (Norm characters who add local color to served at the theatre box office or by London, Mexico and throughout Schroder) a lesson in love. Windsor. Slender (Joseph Pabst) is the calling 372-2719. Europe, he said. Although it was primarily a male- lovelorn fop who pursues Ann Page dominated play, the Mistresses Ford (Julie Alms). He bedecks the men of (Barbara Legler) and Page (Kathrynne Windsor with sweet-smelling flowers Haack) were responsible for much of and flutters around the town merrily. the play's action. They are the "merry Unfortunately, the fair Ann has no in- wives" of the title and subsequently terest whatsoever in him. HOWARD'S club H live up to that epithet. 210 N. MAMAIN NO COVER Legler's character nearly single- Neither does she have any benevo- handedly humiliates Falstaff and Leg- lent interest in Dr. Caius (Thomas K. ler "s own stage presence gives the pro- Kief fer), a French physician, who is GLASS CITY duction much of its appeal. The afraid of his own medical instruments. strength of her character and how she Kieffer's interpretation of the French portrays it envelopes the audience in pushes the outer limits of ethnocentr- ALL STARS the shrouding air of the scheme. In one ism. Both Slender and Caius rely on instance, the obese playboy chases her the advice of the bawdy Mistress THU8S.SAT. about the room professing his love for Quickly (Lori Paris). MM. 13 • Mini Pitchers are back every Mon. A Wed.* HOURS: Moa. - Sat. Neee 'II 2:3* as UniGraphics 352-9951 Saaday 2 pat - 2:30 am Serving uoor total graphk design, desktop pubtshing ATTENTION ond typesetting needs. 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Cot us for further Information 211 litest Hall 372-7418 'irsy**1"-' •■•••"...... •■•...■.■I.... 11..... ■ AAA 8 ODD Friday Magazine/Muck 1, 19M The Friday music picks of the week Various Artists: "Jubilation" Colum- Speaking of a jazz man named Marsa- of choice, the Hammond B-3 organ, Jef is caught in the creative lurch of the bia Records lis, Branford's better known brother which is usually ignored in this day and current rap world, stuck somewhere be- "Jubiliation" is an aptly-named compi- Wynton shows up with a hot dixieland age of MIDI synthesizers. His "All of Me" tween the dance-floor abandon of label lation of some of the brightest stars in number called "Oh, But On the Third is an uptempo and expressive song, and mates Tone-Loc and Young MC and the the Columbia jazz stables. They range Day (Happy Feet Blues)." On this song, though it sounds a little like muzak in serious social and artistic endeavors of from the well-known to the up-and- his playing is as technically flawless as it the beginning, by the end it swings. De- Public Enemy and De La Soul. This con- coming, but the album is well-balanced usually is, but he lets his sidemen shine Francesco also teams up with Kirk Wha- fusion is evident on the cover of Just A all the way around, and a showcase of through with their solos. Brazilian Mil- lum for two live cuts, "Blues Jam (Based Poet., which features Jef sporting an "I some very fine jazz artists. ton Nascimento follows with a latinized on Red Tap!," and "Dr. Feelgood," Love Being Black" button on his beret version of "La Bamba," but it sounds too with Alyson Williams contributing some while a Bob Marley album and a full- much like something from the Pat Meth- very bluesy vocals. length portrait of either James Brown or eny Group. the Rev. Al Sharpton lurks in the back- Monte Croft is next with "A Higher Speaking of vocals, Kimiko Itoh of ground. The Jamaican b-boy hippie look Fire," and he's a vibesman straight out Japan has very strong jazz vocals in her of his wardrobe doesn't clear things up of the Lionel Hampton mold. He even song, "Follow Me." Her voice is very much. makes the same grunts while he's playing clear, and resembles Ella Fitzgerald's in Leading off is Branford Marsalis with vibes, just like (lamp. His song is as cool- tone. Full Circle rounds out the album At times the confusion does affect his "Makin' Whoopee" from his "Trio Jee- sounding as his vibes. Grammy award- with "Music for Little People," a snappy music, such as on "God Made Me py" album. This is a fine, peppy ren- winner Harry Connick, Jr. has a live song song with African and Latin rhythms. Funky," a misguided attempt at divine dition of a jazz standard, and shows why on the album, and though the album disco. But more often than not, this Branford is one of the best sax players sleeve credits Kirk Whalum with provid- "Jubilation" is an excellent snapshot Bronx-bred rapper and his crew cram around. ing the sax on the song, Harry credits look at some of the young stars on the together enough samples and drum runs Moving from the classics into the ultra- Branford Marsalis on the actual song. jazz horizon, and showcases their talents to make these tunes really sweat. contemporary is the Zawinul Syndicate Either way, "You Co to My Head" is a to a fine degree. While both Marsalis "Downtown" is alive with funk riffs while with "Medicine Man." Utilizing a non- very HOT song. On the song, Connick brothers already have many albums "Dropping Rhymes On Drums" expertly stop flowing backbeat, this song com- tells the audience that it's the sexiest under their belts, hopefully the other art- does just what its title implies. And "On bines a variety of ethnic rhythms and song of that evening. Wrong. If s the ists on this album will have just as many. The Real Tip" is absolutely infuriatingly musical styles into a interesting blend. sexiest song on the album, featuring They all deserve it rhythmic by sampling a 70s literock clas- Following this is Kirk Whalum, whose Connick's Sinatra-like vocal power, ByCJ.Dawson sic and a Public Enemy sound effect "The Promise" is a fine enough song, though not showcasing his Thelonious which are both absolutely familiar but I but Whalum's sound is more like Kenny Monk-style of piano playing. can't remember EITHER ONE! Great G's homogenized jazz than the raw jazz Joey DeFrancesco is next up, and he's Def Jef: "Just A Poet With Soul" De- tune, though. that contemporaries like Branford Mar- another talented newcomer. Only 17, he licious Vinyl salis plays. is unique because age and his instrument On first listen, it would seem that Def By Frank Esposito Characters dictate pace of Enemies by Brian Lumley wiga struggles to make the perfect With the three women in his life, fore the war. Yadwiga bears a child American household while Herman Herman tries to find something that that they deem "Masha." In essence, "There is no God, and if there were I thrashes in the dark. each of them can offer his beleaguered she is reborn to a new world, given would defy him." soul. In trying this, he eventually fails hope for a new life where none existed Spoken by our protagonist, these Herman tells Yadwiga that he is a at everything. Masha becomes preg- before. words dictate the feelings of all the book salesman, needing to travel on nant, which causes a second marriage characters in Paul Mazursky's new the road to pan his wares. In reality, he of necessity. Herman fears of his life as "Enemies: A Love Story" is cinema- film "Enemies: A Love Story." Her- is visiting his mistress Masha, another a polygamist, but then realizes that it tic elegance. The heart of the film lies man, one of many survivors of the Ho- survivor who is just as emotionally really doesn't matter. After the mar- not in action or fast-paced sequences, locaust, is the protagonist of this film. dead as he. Masha's eyes reflect the riage, Masha's "pregnancy" is nothing Billed a comedy, only in its spirit could but in the slow evolution of choices. emptiness of her life; she is devoid of but the workings of a fevered imagina- The characters all realize something this be called "funny." It is a deep and feeling and at one point replies, "What tion clinging to some hope of life. His introspective look at the feelings of about themselves — strengths, weak- I've been through, what does it matter relationship with Masha is uncovered nesses and the inevitability of death as who I marry?" She and Herman spend by Yadwiga, who accepts this remor- it hovers above all of them. Films their afternoons between the sheets, selessly. Yadwiga then becomes preg- rarely draw on death in such away to passionately making love. This act nant, and ... well, the whole movie - show the preciousness of life, yet stems from a physical need to relieve comes to a very satisfying conclusion "Enemies" gives us a first-hand glim- their frustrations — not once does a and Herman handles his problems in pse at how real horror can mold our kind word escape from their lips. Ma- the only way that he is able to ... lives. sha uses this relationship to push back people who survived the most tragic death whose inevitability is certain. Mazursky is well known for his event of this century, and how they comedies ("Down and Out in Beverly deal with life afterwards. Into Herman's life wanders a spectre Hills"). This is a real departure from Herman is emotionally dead. His life whose presence further complicates his work, as "Enemies" is a far cry EVERYONE is filled with memories of the past and matters. Tamara, Herman's wife, from conventional comedy. left with no hope for a future. He is thought dead in a concentration camp, COUNTS! married to a former servant who hid reappears to an awestruck husband. The real core of the film is the emo- him in a barn for the duration of the He initially cringes at the sight of this tional death of all the major charac- CENSUS '90 war. The marriage is a gift of gratitude ghost, who mutters, "No, I'm not the ters. Herman, Masha and Tamara per- to her; he feels no real love. At one same, I'm dead. They do up my hair, sonify all the guilt, anxiety and fear point, his wife Yadwiga says that she is polish my fingernails, for what?" Ta- that the Holocaust embodied. In their "so lucky that God has sent you to mara is haunted by their dead children, attempts to reawaken, tragedy results. me." She is painfully unaware of the who come back to talk to her for hours Masha's death at the end of the film is world Herman lives in, so untuned to at a time. Although she accepts Her- tragically sullen, her tries at normal life the reality that he is suffering. His con- man's new marriage, she cannot escape bring about the realization that she is Answer the Census ''^WfrWVeWfrMatoCNXrVWvwH^^ ytmtum HUHtf&mc-atb*.-. T J Friday Magazine/Marc* 2,1»»0 aaa 9 TV Listings for March 2 - March 8 Because of a new FCC ruling, listings for out-of-town stations carried by your cable system are subject to blackout or last minute changes in programming. We regret any Inconvenience this may cause. 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