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BRIEFLY Teaching, research ranked in poll by Jeremy S. Weber age points below the national Olscamp partly attributed the "BGSU comes from being pri- beginning," said Barber, who Campus staff writer average. figures to the schools which were marily a teaching university,' he was a teacher for more than 20 However, University officials compared to the University. said. "It does not have the em- years. "My guess is the large Chamber orchestra to agree the University is placing Some of the other schools in the phasis on research in all depart- percentage of faculty generally perform: University faculty members more emphasis on improving comparison group were North ments like The Ohio State Uni- approve of the direction of the The Bowling Green Fes- are bucking a national trend by research. Carolina, Indiana University, and versity or the University of Mich- University within the last few tival Series presents the Or- concerning themselves more with University President Paul Ols- UC-Berkeley. igan or some of those schools. years." pheus Chamber Orchestra 8 becoming good teachers than ac- camp said the University is be- "If the comparison group were "We are making good progress Apparently, several faculty p.m. tonight in Kobacker complished researchers. coming more involved in in fact all universities similar to on research, but the University is members not only place research Hall of the Moore Musical research. us, we'd be right at the national still strongly an undergraduate as a low personal priority, but do Arts Center. One of the A recent UCLA study of the average," he said. teaching institute." not think it should be an institu- world's foremost chamber University revealed that nearly "The commitment of the facul- The nigh emphasis on teaching Lester Barber, Olscamp's ex- tional priority. orchestras, Orpheus 97 percent of faculty rated being a ty to research has increased," he comes From the University's ecutive assistant, agreed the In the survey, 72.8 percent of rehearses and performs good teacher as very important in said. "I think seven and a half to background as a teacher prep- University is improving its faculty said conducting research without a conductor. Tick- their careers. Only about 71 per- eight percentage points is not that aration school, said management research. was a priority of the University. ets are on sale at the music cent listed engaging in research bad,' he said. "It was nowhere professor and Faculty Senate "We're an institution in tran- center box office or can be as a career priority, 7.5 percent- near that close before." Chairperson Harold Lunde. sition, and we have been from the □ See Research, page 5. reserved by calling 372-8171. Ticket prices are $8-f 14 each. A $2 discount is available to students. 'I have had A rally for Prc-Choice: Paulette Mentlee from National Abortion Rights it'; hostage Action League of Cleveland and Sarah Morgan of the Toledo Center for Choice crisis gains are scheduled to speak at a pro-choice rally today. Stu- dents for Choice, a non- Bush's ire partisan campus group, is sponsoring the rally in the by Terence Hunt Northeast Commons at 7:30 Associated Press writer p.m. The rally is open to the WASHINGTON - President public. Bush declared Wednesday "I "The rally has a two-point have had it" with Iraq's mis- focus," said Students for treatment of American hostages Choice co-chairperson but said the United States has not Catherine Keske. "We are moved closer to war. emphasizing that a repro- He also said he was willing to ductive choice should be a wait longer for economic sanc- woman's individual choice, tions to hurt Iraqi President Sad- and not the government's. dam Hussein. Additionally, we are educat- Bush expressed dis- ing voters about how impor- appointment that the sanctions tant electing pro-choice have not had more impact on candidates is this year, es- Hussein. "I know some of our pecially in the governor's partners thought that the eco- race." nomic pressure by now would Journalism seminars have come close to compelling offered: him to withdraw," he said. "I've Journalists will have an not had a view on that" opportunity for a profes- The president also voiced un- sional critique of their work happiness that representatives of ■O News/Greg Horvoth Friday, Nov. 2, when the other countries are traveling to University's Department of Baghdad to deal with Hussein on Halloween 101 Journalism and the Ohio hostages and the gulf crisis. Newspaper Association Joe Williford, associate profes- "Every time somebody sends sor of applied human ecology, present a day-long work- an emissary, that gives Saddam offered extra credit to students shop. Hussein a little bit of hope that who wore costumes to his Food Mike Hughes, associate there might be some way that he and Nutrition 207 class on Tues- director of the American can stop short of doing what he day. Press Institute, will lead a must do — get out of Kuwait un- Usually between 60-80 percent two-part seminar in the conditionally, free these people of his students dress up. Next Mileti Alumni Center. that are being held against their year, he said, he will possibly re- The morning session, 9 will and have the legitimate quire his students to come as a a.m.-noon, will be devoted government restored, Bush type of fruit or vegetable. to "Sports Writing in the said. Above.left to right, graduate '90s. The afternoon ses- Bush heatedly rejected sugges- assistant Ralph Hancock raises sion, "Managing the News- tions that he was trying to divert the arm of student Jenny Frahn room," will take place attention from the budget debacle as she accepts best costume a- 1:30-4:30 p.m. that sent his poll ratings into a ward unanimously chosen by fel- Registration fees for ONA nose dive just before important low classmates. members are $15 for one congressional elections. Ironically, Frahn was dressed session and $25 for both ses- With 250,000 American troops as a carrot for the Nutrition, sions. Non-member fees are poised for conflict in the gulf, Health and You class. Professor $25 for one session and $45 Congress is pressing Bush to al- Williford also lifts the arm of for both. Enrollment is lim- low more time for sanctions to Frahn as he stands next to run- ited to the first 30 persons, work. ner-up cheerleader Jeff Urban- due to room size. Bush deplored the conditions ski. For more information, endured by American diplomats Bottom far right, Mayme Tay- contact the School of Mass in Kuwait, where Iraqi forces lor is wise as a cat because she Communication at 372-8349. have cut off water, power and knows that her costume assures Critiques on reserve: food to the U.S. Embassy. her bonuspoints. Undergraduate Student "Our people inside are being Right, Williford stalks students Government has given starved by a brutal dictator, as they arrive for class. away all its faculty and See Curl, page 5. course evaluation booklets, but a few have been put on reserve. The booklets are available at Jerome Library and Top professors honored Hindus riot; 19 die 405 Student Services 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. USG President AYODHYA, India (AP) - bits of plaster from the one-story Kevin Coughlin said more "I'm excited because I repre- assistant director of alumni af- Thousands of Hindu fundamenta- mosque, which they want to re- by Jeremy S. Weber fairs. "To be selected out of a lists failed in a new attempt place with a temple. booklets may be printed up staff writer sent all the many marine biology Wednesday to storm an ancient next week if funding is students through the years," she group of over 200 people is a great shrine claimed by Moslems, and At least five Hindus were killed available. ( said. "This award represents the accomplishment.' Three University professors students in the lab, not just me." The award consisted of a $1,000 at least 19 more people died in and 20 injured when police got a Halloween treat in the form The field of more than 200 orig- cash prize and a plaque. Stong's violence sparked by the dispute. opened fire to throw back the Weather name also will be added to a rioters. One of the injured died of of honors and $1,000 each at the inal candidates had been nar A government minister re- his wounds on Wednesday, doc- Faculty Recognition Banquet rowed to five finalists by the Un- plaque in the Mileti Alumni signed to protest Prime Minister Sunny and warm: Wednesday night Center. tors said. Today, sunny and warm. Stong, who began teaching at V.P. Singh's attempts to block High in the lower 70s. Cynthia construction of a Hindu temple on Press Trust of India said at Stong, biologi- the Uruvrsity in 1962, now heads the disputed site, deepening the Southwest cal sciences Ocean Focus, a continuing educa- least 18 other people were killed winds5to crisis in his beleaguered coali- in street battles between Hindus professor and tion marine biology program for tion. lOmph. marine labora- northern Ohio teachers. and Moslems in four widely sepa- Tonight, rated cities. tory supervisor, Faculty Senate Chairperson Armed paramilitary troops clear with received the Harold Lunde also presented the the low in blocked about 5,000 Hindus from The dispute has killed at least 1990 Master Faculty Distinguished Service a- attempting to re-enter the 170 people in the past eight days the lower Teacher award, ward to Genevieve Stang, associ- ^.Fri- ate professor of education. mosque in Ayodhya, which has and pushed SingtVs 11-month-old day, most- one of three been the center of a decades-old Eovemment to the verge of col- major faculty Stang, who has taught at the dispute between India's Hindu ly sunny. awards pre- Gupto Stong Stong University since 1967, accepted ipse. The Hindu fundamentalist High near the award on behalf of her collea- majority and Moslem minority. Bharatiya Janata Party with- 70. sented at the banquet. dergraduate Alumni Association, drew support from the governing Stong said the award was spe- who sponsored the gues. coalition last month to protest compiled from local and cial because her students in the award. "I do believe faculty participa- Hindu fundamentalists broke wire reports government policy on the temple marine sciences program are "Certainly there are no losers tion Is an important part in help- through police cordons on Tues- project. important to her. in this group," said Allen Zink, O See Awards, page 5. day and chipped away bricks and 2 Thursday. November 1 1990 THE BG NEWS Editorial

complishment. He has computerized 85 percent of his the number of certified public accountants on his staff office's files, which includes an on-line transaction three times over. Brown is built processing system for the Uniform Commercial Code. Jim Petro is an attorney by trade. Would Ohio be He also has established a satellite office in Cleve- best to return to the no-accountant auditor's office of land and installed a telephone bank and call manage- the past? Certainly not. ment sequencer which has increased the corporation on experience transaction section's ability to answer routine and Withrow's record worth noting name availability calls by 70 percent. Experience is "in" this fall. And the fact of this This does not sound like an office headed by By far the most glaring example of incumbent expe- election is that the experience lies mainly with someone who is dodging his duties — but by someone rience outshining a challenger's lack of record is in the incumbents despite the many challengers' cries of who is trying to sort through the bureaucratic jungle. treasurer's race. corruption and innefficiency. The office of secretary of state is not the only thing Two-term incumbent Mary Ellen Withrow has Many challengers this fall have no records to run on at stake in this election. A seat on the State Appropria- brought recognition to the state for her excellent work and have used negative campaign strategies and huge tions Board, which redraws legislative districts after collecting and investing Ohio's treasury. She has amounts of money to try to unseat experienced in- the federal census, is very important to both party earned $1.4 billion in investments since she took office. cumbents in the five top state offices. leaders. Republican challenger Judith Brachman has not For our money, however, experience is the best qua- Brown has shown that he can and wants to do the only never held office — any public office at all — her lification. job. only major experience was as a member of President The biggest money race this fall is for the secretary Taft, on the other hand, had to be paid to run for the Reagan s scandal-ridden Department of Housing and of state's office. Former Hamilton County Commis- position and has based his campaign not on the issues, Urban Development. She left the department in 1989 sioner Robert Taft was running for governor a year out on destroying his opponent's image. when Jack Kemp took over the troubled agency. and a half ago but was coerced into challenging two- Once again, we prefer the experienced incumbent. term incumbent Sherrod Brown with $300,000 from the Ferguson has tools of the trade Ohio Republican Party which needed to fill the ballot and avoid a primary run-off with George Voinovich. The Ohio auditor's election is the second of three ap- Pfeifer has an edge on opponent Taft's campaign has hinged on what Brown has portionment board races and another big money cam- The attorney general's race is without an incumbent failed to do in office rather than on what he himself has paign. And once again, the incumbent's record stands this year, but certainly not lacking experienced candi- been up to for the past eight years. above his challenger's lack of experience and personal dates. What Taft has publicly overlooked, is what attacks. Republican Paul Pfeifer and Democrat Lee Fisher . Brown has improved in the past eight years. Tom Ferguson is vying for re-election as Ohio's have impressive educations, extensive legal experi- During Brown's two terms as secretary of state, he chief accountant amid accusations he's been easy on ence and similar stances on issues, but Pfeifer has the has built the most successful voter registration pro- fraud in state government and had an affair with an slight edge. gram in the country. employee. Unlike some politicians who have ignored the some- No wonder republican challenger Jim Petro has Both candidates support the campaign reform, capi- times apathetic 18-21 age group, Brown has made a based his campaign on sleazy insinuations, he's not tal punishment, tougher penalties for drug convic- vigorous attempt to get students involved in the voting even an accountant. Like Taft, he was running for an- tions, and stricter enforcement of Ohio's "Lemon process. other post (attorney general) until the Ohio GOP con- Law." If actions truly speak louder than words, Brown can vinced him to do otherwise. Pfiefer's strength lies in his previous experience in definitely be "heard" at this campus. Since Ferguson has been in office, he has recovered the office he seeks. He served as an assistant attorney Increased voter registration is not Brown's only ac- more than $17 million in welfare fraud and increased general for three years under William Saxbe. Letters Letter not representative of fraternity Editor, The News; With regard to the letter submitted by Dave Englander on Oct. 23,1 would like to clarify that his statements are not, by any means, an official opinion or position of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. While individual members of our chapter may or may not agree with his statements, his letter is not reflective of any type of chapter stance in the issues Dave presented. Our executive board respects Dave's personal opinion. We encourage ouruur membersmeiiiueia asoa well«ca asao otherUUICI uigaiiuauuiuorganizations wto UFI«»express them-*•«*»■- sel'selves, but to realize that there is a proper time and place to use an or- ganizatganization's name. I encourage individuals to express their opinions, but to label your opinions as your own. JoeVasil, Zeta Beta Tau President, Greek actions do not match own words Editor, The News; Last year, two close friends of mine received a letter from Panhel- lenic Council regarding a parody of a greek personal ad they wrote for the Honor Student Association's newsletter, "The Communicator." The classified made fun of ads greeks often print in The BG News and alluded to the fact that a significant part of being greek is getting drunk. The letter they received stated the classified was just a stereo- type and greeks were not that way. vwTBt>FatmnssvAj~aw D*Hmuptkulfijeo&- Recently, an article was run in The BG News about greeks adjusting to strict alcohol laws. I couldn't believe what I was reading! If the Panhellenic Council thought the fake classified made greeks look Facts and fiction about AIDS bad.they should read The BG News article again. According to the article, when the drinking age changed and the Acquired Immune Deficiency Transfusions still carry a risk transmitted HTV infection and 1990, more than 142,000 persons in University rules became more strict, greek members had a hard time Syndrome [AIDS] was first de- for infection with HTV; however, AIDS. Having one uninfected the United States had been diag- adapting. This seems to be their excuse for the continued use of alco- tected in the United States in 1981. due to screening and blood test- partner over a period of years, as nosed with AIDS. It is estimated hol at greek functions, legal or not. Using the excuse that "old habits Since that time there has been a ing, that risk is minimal. Blood long as both persons remain that 1,500,000 Americans are HIV- die hard" is a pretty weak reason for breaking the law. concerted effort to understand donation centers are still unable monogamous, is the safest sexual infected and that most of them Jessica Hoffman, the causes, transmission and to detect donors recently infected alternative. However, condoms will go on to develop AIDS. Ohio 803 Offenhauer East S treatment of this life-threatening with HTV, because antibodies to are recommened due to the Is 13th in the nation in reported disease. The causes for this virus the virus have not yet been possibility of adultery or di- AIDS cases, and heterosexuals are still under investigation, and shonesty in a relationship. are the fastest growing popula- the treatment of this disease has It is important that latex con- tion for AIDS diagnoses. become more complex as pro- doms be used along with a sper- College-age individuals are at The BG News gress is made. WELLSPOKEN micide called nonoxynol-9. Ex- risk for HIV infection because - An Independent Student Voice - piration dates, storage of con- they are sexually active, may The virus that causes AIDS, doms and planning ahead all need have multiple sexual partners Editorial Board Human Immunodeficiency Virus By to be part of AIDS prevention, as over the course of their college [HIV], can be transmitted well as talking to your partner be- experience and may take un- Barbara A. Weadock through unprotected oral, vaginal The Wellness Network fore you become sexually active. necessary risks due to impaired editor or anal intercourse. It is passed to If drugs or steroids are being judgment resulting from alcohol James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie another individual during the used, needles should not be or other substance abuse. managing editor assistant managing editor sharing of contaminated [with formed. Blood donation carries shared. If they are shared they John Kohlstrand blood ]needles [e.g. drug or ster- no risk for infection because should be cleaned before each use If you have questions about city editor oid use]. It can also be transmit- Jill Novak Christian Thompson clean, new needles and equip- with a solution of one part bleach AIDS or the AIDS class (HHS200] news editor news editor ted from mother to child during ment are used for each donation. and nine parts water. offered at the University call Be- Wynne Everett Lynn M. Gagel pregnancy or birth and in some Abstinence is the only 100 per- According to the Centers for tsy Bunner, AIDS education di- editorial editor assistant editorial editor instances through breastfeeding. cent safe way to avoid sexually Disease Control, as of September rector at 372-2905. The BG News Staff By J.A. Holmgren Photo Editor Paul Vemon Copy Editor Tnah Dm Photo EdNof John Ortsshop Copy Editor Mlcnsss Lahstty Sports Editor Malt Schroder Copy Editor Matthew Mignel Sport* Editor Crtaflss To! Copy Editor Lort Miller Insider Editor Derail* Robaugh Copy Editor Knsti MISspsugh Insider Msng. Editor Miches* Bank* Copy Editor Miches* Taylor Insider Asst. Editor P Francs) Eaposlto Copy Editor J.J. Thompson Wlrs Editor Ivan Oroger Copy Editor Jeremy Weber Asst. Wlrs Editor Tsny* Moors Copy Editor ...... Kathleen Lowry Cheat Copy Editor Matthew A Osnemsn Prod Sup'r Morris Neer Crest Copy Editor Anthony Bum* Prod Sup'r Gene Powel Copy Editor Irene Bsossux Prod. 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French students Yugoslav scholar visiting BG study BG culture by Jennifer Taday helps us learn about the judici- staff writer ary system, and I don't know exactly what you learn from In France, schools do not back 'Dynasty.'" by Aaron Dorksen Students enrolled in an Maleski said he first visited writer team sports in any way. If a student decides to compete in a sport Eastern European political the United States three years ^ he must join a private club team science course are gaining a ago as a guest of the U.S. In- The 22 students from France in which takes a large amount of different perspective this se- formation Agency. the University's exchange pro- time and money. mester as a result of a national After spending a month gram agree studying in another "I like the advantage of a exchange program for schol- traveling coast-to-coast and country and learning about a new sports culture [in the US] be- ars. visiting universities, he said he culture is a very rewarding expe- cause you can take part in more decided he would like to teach rience. sports and have plenty of time Denko Maleski, a political at an American university for For the first time since 1982 the and facilities to do it," said Nico- scientist from Skopie, Moice- a semester. University is hosting exchange las Grand, senior business major. doio, Yugoslavia, is the first During the semester, Male- students from a prominent busi- As far as the social life in the Fulbright Scholar this decade ski said he hopes his students ness school in Nantes, France. United States, the French stu- to attend the University and is will learn something about his teaching an undergraduate country. and graduate course in politi- One of his students, Tara "There is much bigger concern here for rules cal science regarding Eastern Rainson, said Maleski provides than in France. European politics ana changes an interesting perspective on in contemporary politics. the topic of Eastern Europe. --Christos Yannicopoulos, French exchange One difference between Yu- "He teaches the same facts student goslavia and the United States with a slightly different ap- in their education programs is proach and the students learn their length of courses, he said. something in a little more de- Charles Chittle, professor of e- dents said they have enjoyed In Yugoslavia, the courses tail," Rainson said. conomics, is the coordinator of themselves. However, they do not last for an entire academic Peter Hutchinson, associate the program which also sends believe they have as much free- year while the classes only last vice president of academic af- Bowling Green students to study dom as back home. a semester here, he said. fairs, said the Fulbright Schol- abroad in France and Belgium. At their school in France, the The students in each country ars program allows teachers to Christos Yannicopoulos, senior students said they live in small are similar in their desire to travel to foreign universities to business major, said he has en- apartments right in the city and learn, and students in the teach courses and conduct joyed his stay here but has found are within walking distance of United States are interested in research. life very different than to what he many different forms of enter- learning about Eastern "The process to become a is accustomed. tainment. Europe, he said. Fulbright Scholar is a competi- "There is a much bigger con- However, they said here they "However, the students in tive one and it's a very presti- cern here for rules than in believe without a car their week- Yugoslavia know more about gious award to receive," he France," he said. "In France end experiences lack the variety America than U.S. students said. "It's an honor for the ■O New»/Greg Horvoth police are seldom seen unless a they usually have. know about Eastern Europe," University and the political Fulbright Scholar, Professor Denko Maleski talks about the edu- robbery or fairly serious crime According to Patrick Lamas- he said. "This is just an obser- science department to have at- cational and political differences between his native country of has occurred." soure, senior business major, vation." tracted such a prestigious Yugoslavia and the United States. Professor Maleski will be Yannicopoulos added, "the many Americans lack knowledge One reason for the increased scholar." teaching political science at the University for the remainder of police are everywhere," and stu- of news outside their country. knowledge could be due to the this semester. dents always worry about getting For example, television news is fact that American culture is Although this is the Universi- sor, traveled to Ireland as a screening process from the away with things like underage written more for entertainment present throughout books, 's first Fulbright Scholar of Fulbright Scholar, Hutchinson hosting country and institution. drinking or fake IDs —something and ratings than to report news, films and television in Eastern Ile 90s, the University may added. students in France do not need to he said. Europe, he added. have one or two faculty mem- "The Fulbright Scholar pro- worry about since there is no "Television shows familiar- bers who receive this position Political Science Chairper- gram provides outstanding drinking age. European newscasts offer ize my country with the U.S. each year, he said. son Michael Maggiotto said the people to teach in our country Another significant difference more international news, helping of life," Maleski said. Last year, Michael Doherty, application process is a com- some of the exchange students to better inform the people of >'or example. 'L.A. Law' University psychology profes- petitive one and includes a D See Fulbright, page 5. noticed is the importance of happenings abroad, Lamassoure sports in the American culture. said. PARENTS' DAY WEEKEND IS NOV. 10! HAVE YOU INVITED MOM & DAD YET? Seniors? Which group are you in?

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Call 372-8086 to make your appointment today with immortality Thursday. November I, 1990 THE BG NEWS BSU hosts Muslim leader Farrakhan preaches black pride, separation by Marvin C. Brown Inspired by the late Elijah Mu- because his group is convinced staH writer hammad, who founded the Nation the white and black societies can of Islam in 1930, Farrakhan went not integrate. on to head the organization in As a separate society, Farrak- Minister Louis Farrakhan, con- 1978. han believes "black pride" and troversial leader of the Nation of In the 12 years Farrakhan has "self-direction" can be achieved. Islam, will address University headed the Nation of Islam, he students Sunday at 4 p.m. in An- has been credited with bridging Farrakhan has been labeled derson Arena, rounding out a the gap between Muslims and anti-Semite, a charge he denies, three-day Midwest Black Student mainstream blacks. although he maintains Jews Unity Conference. exercise a disproportionate in- While Farrakhan's presence is In Washington, D.C., Black fluence in American culture and responsible for the record 5,000 Muslims have initiated a pro- politics and Israel "practices students expected to attend the gram to clean up drug-infested deceit... and uses the cover of Bi- conference, according to Black neighborhoods and open a drug ble and religion and prophecy as Student Union President Maurice treatment center. This is an the shield for that dirty, unclean Tate, he remains a mystery effort that has won praise from practice." among most University students. political and community leaders "He has a negative image that In the city. Controversy has al- Luster urges students — black is portrayed by the press," Mu- ways followed Farrakhan. He has and white — to attend Farrak- hammed Luster, chairperson of charged that white people have han's lecture regardless of their the conference, said. "practiced a form of genocide" view of him. Born in New York in 1933 and against blacks throughout the Drop In TO Give BONe-wi/Mlchelle Stone raised in Boston, Farrakhan world. "Farrakhan has been painted Sandy Plagens and Annemarle Sadowskl ot Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority volunteer their time and joined the Nation of Islam (also as a racist and anti-Semite by the services to sign-up students for the blood drive that will be on campus Nov. 5 through Nov. 9. Tim HIM, called Black Muslims) in 1955, In addition, he preaches a doc- Eress," he said. "The only way to senior marketing student and Karen Hentemann, freshman English major.till out the forms while Jim after abandoning a successful ca- trine of separation, in which Mus- now for sure how you feel about Staufter. a freshman undecided major,waits his turn. reer as a calypso singer and dan- lims push for a separate state or him is to come and hear him cer. territory for black people. This is speak." ^—■■■■■•UJ€€KDflV SP€Clf f Good Mon-Thur B Good Mon-Thur ETZIN New-voter projection doubled Only Only ■ byb« JacquelineJacaueline Porter County Board of Elections. "The University has been a big countries, she added. ftO . _ ■ city,:,.. writer...~Z. The county has succeeded in help in registering voters," Lotz "These countries desire to haveha\ i$5 RegLg.J$4 Reg Med) ■ $0 Reg Smalli registering 4,118 people to vote in said. the free elections that the United 114" Cheese Pizza■ 12" Cheese Pizza 10" Cheese Pizzaj Wood County by Oct. 9, Lotz said. Currently there are 2,470 people States has the privilege of having The Wood County Board of egisl registered in the 1-C precinct, and does not take advantage of— Extra Hems $1.00 ajExtro Items .75' eoch Extra Item .50' each j Elections has reached its goal of rently 58,394 in) WoodWo County, she which includes all University but should," Lotz said. breaking down the "voting wall" added. housing and the residents of Ha- The wall was sponsored by pee*"" by doubling original projections Many organizations within the ven House Apartments. Sherrod Brown, Ohio's secretary 352-5166 352-5166 352-5166 for newly registered voters be- University helped to raise the "We're very happy to have all of state. FR€€ DCLIVCRV FR€€ DCLIVCRV FRCC DCLIVCRV I fore the upcoming election. number of registered voters in the new registration — hopefully The eight by four and one-half OPEN 4 00 f«f • The Board of Elections reached the Wood County area, including they [ will ]go one step further and foot wall has four movable panels Of* COUPON DCS PIZZfi I its original goal of registering Undergraduate Student Govern- vote," said Mary Lou Emans, de- that rotate every time a quarter BGOnlv'll/IVflO 8G Or*, ll/IS/OO 8G Onlu 11/15/90 2,500 new voters by Oct. 1, before ment, College Democrats, Col- guty director of the Wood County of the goal is reached. \^ the close of registration, said lege Republicans and other or- oard of Elections. When the panels are complete- Evelyn Lotz, director of the Wood ganizations. Every board of elections de- ly turned, the wall spells out the partment in Ohio was encouraged word "vote," said Emans. to set a goal in order to increase Lotz urges everyone at the Uni- voter registration. versity to vote. li!Ki..H ' The idea of the wall came from "Voting is from 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 the events occurring in Germany p.m. Nov. 6, in the North East and other countries working for Commons, vote between your the right to vote in their own classes," Lotz said.

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These kinds - The deaths aboard the Iwo "It has not been a good 24 hours of things happen in the best of Jima came when a pipe ruptured for the U.S. Military," Marine times. aboard the amphibious assault spokesman Maj. Mark Hughes Copyright 1990, USA TO- Families of soldiers in the gulf ship as it was sailing off Bahrain. told reporters in Saudi Arabia. DAY/Apple College Information feel differently. Scalding steam - as not as 850 de- But the Pentagon has gone to Network "I think there's far too many grees Fahrenheit - went spewing great lengths to try to put the '74'78,82,86-90»' WASHINGTON - As rumors of accidents happening. I think it's into the boiler room, killing six casualties into perspective as the war swirled through the capital carelessness and ... boredom on sailors immediately. unfortunate but unavoidable l—i/3ol Small, all of Hoosi or Riprmnnvw and about in ol Tuesday, the battle of nerves in the part of the men," says Anite Two died later aboard the hos- risks of a dangerous enterprise govunora. 2— a the Persian Gulf saw its bloodiest White, a hotel cook in Minneapo- Eital ship USS Comfort, where The current annual accidental day yet. lis whose son Tony Padilla. 21, is wo more crewmen remain in se- death rate among U.S. forces is Souroi THIvmon Buriau Ol AdnrMmg Ine . Artlitron Angara Ng. GNS Nine Americans died - eight a sergeant with the 82nd Airborne. rious condition. Names of those 0.07 per 100,000 troops, officials sailors in an accident on the USS "I don't hear anything about killed were withheld pending no- say. The Desert Shield rate is Iwo Jima and one Marine in a accidents with the British or the tification of families. 0.06. desert crash - bringing the total French. Is it only us?" - One Marine was killed and Bush says ships are under ex- Bowl 'N' Greenery' number of accidental deaths dur- three others injured when their treme stress in the region, as they ing Operation Desert Shield to 40. Says Yvonne Bott, of Vermil- Humvee - High Mobility Multi- lave to steam more than they All you Can Eat Not a shot has been fired. lion, Ohio, whose son Robbie is a Surpose Wheeled Vehicle - flipped normally would because of the "Is it unusual? No, although Marine M.P. in Saudi Arabia: ) feet over an embankment dur- lack of shore facilities to tie into. 11:30 - 2:00 $3.99 our general view is that one death "When you talk about the acci- ing routine night exercises. 4:00 - 7:00 $4.50 is too many," said Pentagon dents, they say you're comparing - Three sailors also were in- Likewise, helicopter and air- spokesman Bob Hall. [the rate of occurrence] ... to a jured Monday when a Marine plane pilots - operating almost • Soup 'n' Salad Military experts agree. city of 230,000 people. These sentry mistakenly fired two exclusively at night - have had to • Hot Entrees "I don't see anything out of the aren't 230,000 men off the street. .50-caliber rounds at them, as struggle with other problems in- • Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream ordinary," said analyst Jeffrey These are supposed to be well- their pick-up truck approached herent to the Saudi Arabian ter- • Choice of Beverage Record. "You're gearing up for trained men.'' the entrance of an unspecified rain. Gulf Awards Located in the University Union [: Continued from page 1. department chairperson. tions you people have made," Quantum 90 card accepted 4-7 only lor on campus students C Continued from page 1. ing young people compete," shp Olscamp called Gupta "one of Olscamp told the faculty mem- Bush said. "And do you think I'm said. "My service has been pri- the world's leading authorities" bers. "You are the human means Quantum 90 cord accepted all day lor olt campus students concerned about it? You're darn marily in helping people become on statistics. by which knowledge is transmit- right I am. better teachers. Gupta is the editor of "Statisti- ted." "And what am I going to do Lunde said Stang is respected cal Theory and Methods Ab- about it? Let's just wait and see. by her peers in education. stract" journal, and serves on the Because I have had it with that "She is simply a good person, a editorial board of five other jour- kind of treatment of Americans." good friend, and a good colleague nals. He also has been elected a of the highest order," he said. fellow of the American Statistical Hie sJqn ir\ fte books\om said "9iM Site? Bush said he did not know how The award has been given an- Association, the Institute of Sta- long the diplomats could hold out nually since 1984 by the senate. tistics and the Royal Statistical before they might be forced to The award also consists of a Society. withdraw. He said that if Iraq $1,000 prize and a plaque. Several other honors were giv- "fferes wijf efcedc," 53 id (\\flim, blocked a resupply effort, "it For the final major award, en to faculty members who are would be directly contravening a University President Paul Ols- retiring or have been at the Uni- mandate from the United Nations camp presented the Paul and versity for more than IS years. and we would view that very seri- Ruth Olscamp Research award to "When you stop to think about ously." Arjun Gupta, mathematics and it, it is almost impossible to cal- statistics professor and former culate the value of the contribu- Research 2AMPUS FILMS CAMPUS FILMS CAMPUS FILMS □ Continued from page 1. v> O This figure is almost eight per- Ingmar Bergman's Classic > centage points below the national average. While the UCLA figures show research has received priority from many teachers, some individuals believe teaching should have more emphasis. 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Associated Press writer The Cincinnati AFIX.10 said Republican gubernatorial "I'm surprised they haven't it would have a rally at Foun- candidate George Voinovich, asked us to pick up the tab, be- attempt to rid San tain Square downtown for accompanied by running mate cause he's going to do more CINCINNATI - Republi- Bush's visit to protest his veto Michael DeWine, is scheduled good for us than he will for cans are hoping to get political of the Civil Rights Act and to to introduce Bush at Friday's them," Ruvolo said. mileage out of President accuse him of trying to make campaign breakfast for Ohio Francisco's 'evil' Bush's campaign visit Friday, working people — not the GOP candidates, including "Only with Democrats' in- but Democrats said Wednes- wealthy — shoulder the na- Blackwell. Others expected to sistence did that budget bill SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Two "We're praying to God for peo- day Bush has damaged his re- tion's tax burden. attend are congressional can- end up not soaking working ministers and 7,500 "prayer war- ple, all people, and against the putation with working people. families. And I think if Bush riors" hoped to exorcise San powers of darkness, Bernal "It's a fund-raiser, as well as "I question George Bush's wisdom being out had his way, the wealthy would Francisco of its "evil immorali- said. "The ultimate goal is to a positive attention-getter for have skated free of any taxes. I ty" on Halloween, but militant save the fallen angels of the city all the candidates," said Jeff campaigning when we have this crisis in the think George Bush is a menace Ledbetter, finance director for gays and pagans in the city said from Satan, from evil immorali- to the pocketbooks of the work- they were ready for spiritual ty." the Ohio Republican Party. Middle East." ing people of Ohio," Ruvolo warfare. Lea, who distributes "prayer Ledbetter said he hopes the "They'll end up in the hell they army dog tags" and has donned Bush visit will generate at deserve with their narrow- military fatigues in previous cru- least $100,000 in contributions -Anthony Celebrezze, Democratic Anthony Celebrezze Jr., minded views," said Sister Mis- sades, said Halloween night was to be split between the state gubernatorial candidate Ohio's Democratic candidate sionary Delight, founder of the selected to launch his three-day GOP and congressional candi- for governor, said he could not 11-year-old Sisters of Perpetual assault on evil and sin because, date J. Kenneth Blackwell of judge what impact Bush's visit Indulgence in San Francisco. "I according to legend, demons are Cincinnati. "The message is: Read our didates David Hobson and would have on his chances. think it's scary that they think strongest at that time. "We're hoping for a good lips. 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' ' < ■ THE BG NEWS Thursday. November 1. 1990 7 Sports Soccer treats Arthurs well from all over the country my jun- Arthurs is a field general in the by Kevin Cummings ior year," Arthurs said. "But I midfield area, as he possesses a spoils writer think maybe everyone does." good feel for the proper pace of Having his senior year cut the game and getting the ball to If a positive attitude brings fu- short due to injury, Arthurs made the right players. ture success, Andrew Arthurs is up his mind to play his college A poised player with good game going places. soccer in Ohio. vision, he is equally adept at hold- As the senior marketing major "I had a really good friend rec- ing the ball as well as playing the winds down his college soccer ca- ommend BG to me," Arthurs ball very quickly. reer, he still remains very up- said. "I'm not disappointed in my During his freshman cam- beat. decision. In fact am very paign, Arthurs was recipient of "I'm going to miss Bowling pleased." the 1987 BGSU coaches award for Green, but I m also looking for- "BG has a top-notch program," the player showing the most team ward to graduation," Arthurs Arthurs added. spirit. said. The transition from high school As a sophomore he was named Arthurs first played soccer in to college was an easy one for to the Mid-America Soccer Con- the second grade, and has contin- Arthurs, as his high school injury ference all-league team. He also ued to develop his skills through carried over to his freshman year was an all-tournament pick at the the years. atBG. Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic He attended Westerville North "As much as I wanted to play, that same season. High School, where he lettered all the injury gave me time to ad- Arthurs' first point as a Falcon four years and was named team just," Arthurs said. "There came last year with a goal captain his final three seasons. wasn't that immediate pressure against Georgetown. He also During his prep career, he was on me that most freshman expe- found the back of the net against named to the all-state team twice rience." See Arthur*, page 9. and finished his senior year with 50 goals and 60 assists. J^^^^V^^^^WWW^^^W^ However, even with his scoring exploits, the state championship •NO remained elusive. The closest Arthurs came to the state crown B.G. TAXI SERVICE was a Final Four appearance in his freshman campaign. ON It wasn't until his junior year that the college coaches came SUNDAY courting. 352-0796 "I received a lot of interest

BO News/Mark Deckard Senior midfielder Andrew Arthurs (right) blocked out Irom the play by OSU's Ryan Foley (left), sacrifices his body anyway he can to get to the ball. He will hang up his cleats this weekend against Cleveland State. marco's Pizza ® Assistant DON'T LET TIME GET THE BEST OF YOU! SID named It's the last day to GOOD MONDAY THRU THURSDAY Mark Kunstmann was hired as sign up for the Saturday, an assistant sports information director at the University on November 3, Wffi§) Fairiane Wednesday. Single Large Pizza Kunstmann, 25, is a graduate of Mall trip. Bowling Green High School and the University. He previously TRANSPORTATION: $8 8 worked in the sports information CHEESE & ONE ITEM 8 department at Michigan State BUS LEAVES: 9 am University. (Pan or Hand Tossed) Kunstmann replaces Steve Barr, who became Bowling BUS RETURNS: 6 pm Green's sports information director in September. The 30 spots available are going fast!

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Denver - The first team in played from early in the morning of their success hinges on Mark dom and also to one's destruction. tions at center, at the forward tons have assumed what seems a NBA history to give up 200 points until late at night, is the place Jackson who needs to get out of While the Birdman may have spots and at the guards, but this stranglehold on the National in a game. where many players hone their the problem-child stage in his ca- had his wings clipped in his year the opposing teams will be Basketball Association title, Pacific Division talents on the inner city streets of reer and return to his rookie comeback, he can still battle with gunning at the Pistons even hard- there are a few teams west of the 1. Portland - Danny Ainge's ac- New York and Detroit and dream form. the best of them. Parish, an age- er than last year and this will be Mississippi River on the verge of quisition will provide the Blazers' of playing for their favorite 2. Philadelphia - Now proud less wonder, returns for another the key in deciding their rise or snatching the crown from the Bad backcourt of Clyde Drexler and National Basketball Association owners of the eighth wonder of season, while Brian Shaw takes fall as NBA champs, in the same Boys' greedy little fingers. Terry Porter much needed depth. teams. over for Dennis Johnson and will manner the Lakers tried for the So here are my predictions at The frontline of Buck Williams, Just as the East is a major de- be expected to guide the Celts to famed three-peat in 1969. who's the best ana the worst in Kevin Duckworth, and Jerome veloper of NBA talent, it is also championship glory once again. 3. Cleveland - The Cavs have the NBA's Midwest and Pacific Kersey can match nearly any the home of some of the best NBA Commentary 4. Miami - If you can't stand the all of the qualities of a good Division. team in the league. Revenge is teams. by Jamie Joss Heat get out of the NBA. With the team, but it's nowhere near the Midwest Division on the their minds when they host Here is a look at who I believe Syracuse alumni tandem of level of the top two teams in the 1. San Antonio -1989-90 Rookie the Pistons Nov. 9. will be the best in the East this center Rony Seikaly and point Central. A great deal hinges on of the Year David Robinson leads year. guard Sherman Douglas, expect the play of rookie Danny Ferry a young, quick Spurs attack that Commentary Atlantic Division: the world in Manute Bol's seven- Better things from the Heat this and if they can find a more capa- includes the likes of Willie Ander- 1. New York - Have you ever foot-seven-inch frame, have the year. Miami needs consistent ble starting shooting guard than son, Rod Strickland, and Sean El- by Steve Easton heard of Kiki Vandeweghe? Well added dimensions to solidify the play from Glen Rice and Eastern Craig Ehlo, who got bounced liott. Power forward Terry the Knickerbockers are hoping 76ers' middle defense. But, the Michigan product Grant Long. around by bigger guards last Cummings and Paul Pressey will 2. Los Angeles Lakers - Any- you will [they've been waiting Round Mound of Rebound 5. New Jersey - Derrick Cole- year. If Ferry and Hot Rod Wil- add veteran leadership to a squad time a team possesses players two years now and still haven! Charles Berkley is the key to man finally gets his chance to liams can pull their weight and that will be a perennial cham- with the ability of Magic Johnson even heard him squeall. If he guiding the Sixers to the playoffs shine in the NBA, but if he plays a big contracts and the team stays pionship contender for the next and James Worthy, it cannot be does play, look for Patrick Ewing and, with the help of backcourt Michael Jordan-style of basket- healthy they may surprise some decade. counted out. With the addition of to produce even better numbers duo of Hawkins and Dawkins, ball, he may carry the Nets on his people. 2. Utah - The addition of Jeff Sam Perkins, the Laker frontline than last year and guide the should definitely be in the title back into the playoffs. 4. Atlanta - Just a little bit bet- Malone gives the Jazz a scoring was strengthened. But middle- Knicks to their first Atlantic Di- race. 6. Washington - As President ter than the rest of the Central threat from three-point range and men, Vlade Divac and Mychal Bush would say, Dan-ell Walker and definitely a playoff conten- will give the Mailman (Karl Ma- Thompson, need better perform- and Bernard King "good" and the der, but still have a lot holes to be Bowling Grttn Stilt University Collage ol Musical Arts lone) room to deliver with more ances this year for L.A. to have a presints rest of the Bullets team "bad." filled and another team who frequency. Ail-Star John Stockton title shot. Central Division: needs to stay injury-free. continues to improve each year, 3. Phoenix - An eclipse covered 1. Chicago - Sorry Detroit fans. 5. Indiana - After dazzling their and he should capture the assist Arizona when the Suns lost to Air Jordan finally has a solid fans last year with an early divi- title again. Thurl Bailey, Mark Portland in last year's confer- Orpheus crew to back him up and they will sion lead, the Pacers tailed off Eaton, and Blue Edwards com- ence finals. But ail-stars Kevin definitely fly into the NBA finals near the All-Star break. Key re- prise the supporting cast. Johnson and Tom Chambers will Chamber this year. Scottie Pippen and turnees are much improved 3. Dallas -The Mavericks tota- be back to challenge for the con- Horace Grant give the Bulls that guard Reggie Miller, temper- lly revamped their team after los- ference title. Jeff Hornacek, Ed- solid one-two punch to knock out tantrum player Chuck Person, ing in the first round of the die Johnson, Mark West, Dan Orchestra opponents early and allow Jordan and wiry center Rik Smite. B" tyoffs last year. Acquiring Fat Majerle head a group of unsung A MIRACLE OF SOUND to pound them down in the late ver, Rodney McCray, and Alex heroes who were a key to the stages of the game, when he is 6. Milwaukee - They have lost a English through trades and free team's playoff success. virtually unstoppable. With B.J. lot of their punch and the only agency more than compensated 4. Los Angeles Clippers - What Armstrong becoming a solid thing they will be bucking for is for the loss of Sam Perkins. But will happen to the NBA's most un- Kint man and the addition of the bottom of the Central. chemistry needs to develop be- luckiest team this year? New 'tuns Hopson, it takes some of fore Dallas can be considered a coach Mike Schuler will lead Thursday, November 1 • 8 p.m. • Kobacktr Hall • BGSU the burden off Jordan. 7. Charlotte - Hornets don't true contender. Abstinence is the them to the playoffs. Danny Tickets: (8, $14. $20 (Students receive a t! discount) 2. Detroit - There won't be any have as much sting as the other key for two-time drug offender Manning, Charles Smith, Gary To reserve tickets, call 419/372-8171 gold on the Bad Boys' fingers this new franchise teams, but the fans Roy Tarpley and it will be a cru- Grant, Benoit Benjamin. Ken Supported in part witn a grant Irom Arts Midwest and trie Ohio Arts Council year, and a three-peat is definite- still enjoy the basketball. [71 con- cial factor to the team's success. Norman, and Bo Kimble form a ly out of the question. They may secutive sellouts]. 4. Houston - If a team ever de- team that can be compared to the pended on a single player it is the Spurs of a year ago. Add to that Rockets. Akeem Olajawon is the contingent, Ron Harper, who NBA's premier center, but he should be back from a knee injury I AMERICAN doesn't have much of a support- by the All-Star break. CANCER ing cast. Ohio U.'s Dave Jamer- 5. Seattle - Rookie Gary Payton BSU & BBCA ? SOCIETY son could be a valuable ingre- will bring excitement to the Paci- dient to a playoff berth if he is fic Northwest, and the Sonics will present able to repeat his shooting ex- make the playoffs after failing to loits from the Mid-American qualify last year. Xavier McDan- ference. iel, Derrick McKey, and Dale 5. Orlando - The Magic have a Ellis form a strong nucleus, but THE FOURTH ANNUAL MIDWEST chance to win 30 games at the there is not much quality depth to most. advance far in the playoffs. 6. Minnesota - See above. See Weet, page 9. BLACK STUDENT UNITY CONFERENCE 3£iJlMC November 2-4, 1990 Taste of China Gourmet Chinese HOWARD'S club H Minister Louis Farrakhan Restaurant 210 N. 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Campus Polleyeyes 440 E. Court 352-9038 Paqliais Pizza 945 S. Main 352-7571 Coupons Worth Clipping $9.00 i $4.25 Any 14 inch Any 10 inch Three item Pizza & ! With two items NOW AVAILABLE! One Quart of Pop j Extra Item $.80 Extra Item $1.40 I Exp. 12/31/90 Exp. 12/31/90 Pick up your copy outside the Ecucation Building Today! $15.00 $11.50 Two 14 inch Two 12 inch Two item Pizzas & i Two item Pizzas & Also in Math Science, Business Administration, Library, Union, Off Campus Center Four Mugs of Pop j Two Mugs of Pop Extra Item $1.40 Extra Item $1.10 Exp. 12/31/90 I Exp. 12/31/90 USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG L .A. THE BG NEWS Thursday. November I, 1990

Arthurs Q Continued from page 7. Leyland voted NL's Michigan State soon after. Arthurs has started 49 of the 67 games while at BG, and with one contest remaining has two goals Manager of the Year and three assists for his career. "This season has been some- what disappointing for me," NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) — Jim Leyland, who turned the Pittsburgh Arthurs said. "Not because of Pirates into contenders and guided them through the pressure of a goals I didn't score, or our re- pennant race, was selected the National League manager of the year cord, but because I'll never have on Wednesday. another chance to prove myself.'' Leyland took a team that went 74-88 and was fifth in the NL East in Although making the NCAA 1989 and molded it into a division champion at 95-67. The Pirates over- tournament is a goal he never a- came the New York Mets and all the odds in the stretch to finish with chieved, Arthurs has many fond the second-best record in baseball. memories.The surprising success The Pirates had Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla for offense, but did of last years team, and BG's vic- not have a set starting rotation or a relief ace. Leyland juggled his tory over Perm State in 1988 stand staff and wound up with 18 different pitchers getting victories. out in his mind. Leyland got 17 of the 24 first-place votes and finished with 99 points. "We were so young last year Lou Piniella, who led Cincinnati to the World Series championship in that no one thought we'd be very his first season with the Reds, got three first-place votes and was sec- good, but we proved otherwise, ond with 49 points. Arthurs said. Another highlight of his career Montreal's Buck Rodgers also got three first-place votes and was was being named captain. tied for third with 32 points with Los Angeles' Tom Lasorda, who got "It's a big honor," Arthurs the other first-place vote. San Francisco's Roger Craig and New said. "It's nice to be looked at as York's Bud Harrelson tied for fourth with two points each. a leader." "I owe an awful lot to Ron Wigg No manager was named on all 24 ballots. Two members of the and Mike Berry-they were my Baseball Writers Association of America in each NL city vote and vot- club coaches at home," Arthurs ing was completed before the start of the playoffs. added. "They played over in Europe, and taught me a lot Jeff Torborg of the Chicago White Sox was selected the American ■O Nawi/John Grieshop about the game." League manager of the year on Tuesday. It appears graduation will Mark Price, point guard lor the Cleveland Cavaliers, reads a station Identification tor WFAl general man- bring an end to an illustrious ca- West ager Bill Forthoter. Forthoter said, 47 Cavaliers' games will be aired on 680 AM and cable 14 throughout reer, as Arthurs sees no profes- the 1990-91 NBA season. sional soccer hopes. D Continued from page 8. "There's not a whole lot out 6. Golden State - If the Warriors had a decent center, they might be there," Arthurs said. "I'd love to in the upper echelon of the league. Chris Mullin, Mitch Richmond, and Slay professionally if the situa- Tim Hardaway are the primary guns for this team. on ever arose, but I'm not think- 7. Sacramento - It will be a long year for the fans who pack the ing much about it." Kings' Arco Arena. The only thing the fans will have to cheer for is y'I pretty much know that this is Rookie of the Year candidate, Lionel Simmons. the end," Arthurs added. "It's You know your appetite been a great experience, and I've made a lot of life-long friends." UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO is hungry for... Arthurs, who would like to be HEY! remembered as a player who always worked hard and did his CALL job, hopes his teammates will carry on the same attitude. "The guys have the makings for a great team next year," Arthurs said. "Keep working hard, stick with it, and stay posi- us tive." BOWLING GREEN The IS COMING..W 352-1539 BG News FOR MORE INFORMATION • 2-2343 UB nnrviiNn's PI77A nan Y is recyclable! DOMINO'S PIZZA DAILY 4 UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO ® SUPER SPECIALS

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• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••"A"****************** * * * * * * THE BLADE * * endorses * * * * * * * * BOB LATTA * * For Wood County Commissioner * * THE BLADE ENDORSEMENT OF OCTOBER 24, 1990 STATES: * "The better choice for Wood County voters is to elect * the man who can serve them effectively now and well * into the future - ROBERT LATTA." * * * * Bob Latta is a 1978 Graduate of BGSU and his wife, Marcia, is a 1983 * * Graduate of BGSU and she is employed at Mileti Alumni Center. * 4j * * // * New for Wood County!" *

Political Advtrtistment. Paid for by Ciliztns for latta CommirtM, John S. Ovtatwood, Traoj.,300 N. Main. Bowling Groan. OH 43402. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*********************** • s • • Thursday. November I. 1990 THE BG NEWS

WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION* • AJpria X, Delta • Pi Kacoa Alpna • M*V AOTT'S Write In 1985 Camera V-8 2 8 L Fuel INJ auto. at-, race WI moot Thursday Nov I el 7pm In the Cap Congrats Any Aetortnoon your P*e levMar ATTITUDE CHECK!! RAM MAN slero. new tires, great cond . dark gray Cal CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS 1 lolRoom. University Unon Wa wd be matching around your nece. Irom me Craiger in USC " It's (Remember It's 2 Words) 353 3199 the btga and Mae. ao ddn't mas out' (If you about "me aa weren't al me leal meeting, that's OK we can We love you. Intereeled n becoming s big brother? Three OHIO'S NEW GOVERNOR 1985 Renault Albance. 4 spd . w ar. sunroof. hour commitment per month You can make a BM match you up I Oueetlone? CM Amy at xiBeetFamey AM/FM caaa . good MPG. good condition Cal • • • MOCHOtCE RALLVMAHCM ■ ■ ■ Ottemcem scraps If. Cal Mike 372-3857 Tracey. 354-9010 This Thursday 111 30 p.m. 394-8706 Sponsored by private donation 1 Northeast Commons • PHI KAPPA PSI ' KEY VOLUNTEERS 1968 EXP automatic, gray, luey loaded Abertlon Wants ee in Issue this Election Brothers lo the weeli Meredith, Lorl W-, Lisa l_ Pam. Kelly, Laurie, S5400 00 Cal 372 4886 ask lor Amy Vw. KeHy )o> reproouctha rtofrts. «rtth LOST & FOUND Mary Jo, Valerie. Lorl Spence: Greg Soreneon . Tim Skutt , Surmeeaa Python 3 feet, plus cage. 1225.00 wren to follow! Who decMee. rou or TcnyCemaclone OREAT JOS with Phone Campaign' Keep up WANTED the GOOD WORK I OBO. must sell, call 364-6171. Mart LOST 4 Rings n BatchekJer • PHI KAPPA P* • Cm be • VolM loe Cheese! Computer for sale AT 288 Compatible Leaded Reward if returned Ladies Of First West 1 Non-Smoking Rmmte needed in Spring lo 14" color BGA 40 mg harddrtve Unlimited • Sponiored by STUDENTS fOd CHOICE Please CM 2 3787 I Know Where You Uvel share large 2 bedroom Apt w/3 guys low rent • PW KAPPA P* • telephone support 1 year warranty Dealer onE Reed cal Dave 354-7749 LO«T: 14K goto charm ■ a menorah CongratuBtlora to me Phi Pal Freeze Frame" frienrjy computer S1199 00 Cal 435-4433 MAMA w 7 aapplxrae & rubies teem on taking llrsl pace! 1 to 3 male roomatee needed for spr semes- WALK-A-THOM Dorm Loft. S75 NEW AM) CM Marc 3 S3- 7828 • PM KAPPA »*l • LAST HOME FOOTBALL GAME ter, rent varying Cal 352-5915 Haven House •M. Not. a at noon oehino Ufa Science. Double Bed with box springs/mattress. NOVEMBER 10 - PARENTS' DAY Manor Apts sponsored by NUo. Falcon House Sponlno SIOOOO LeaveMoasage 354-5372 LOST Older used 35mm Minolta w'focal 200 BOWLING GREEN VS WESTERN MICHIGAN Oeoae. and Lai. Night Videos. Win a tree fash w'adapter 4 2 roM ot undeveloped tarn in 2 - 3 roommates needed Very close to cem- Lovely. Ike-new love-seat, yeeow print, and pair ot Male Croaa Trslner•' back vinyl bag » strap Please return lo 656 1000FBEECONOOH8 pua Cheap renl Cal 353 7151 matching area rug and large picture Beat offer. FillM <32 tM.OO Reward NoOueslions 1000FRCECOMOOM* Metasstorm Great Condom Oiveeway Hey "Roomie", you batter cheer up. or you're FEMALE NONSMOKING ROOMMATE Cal 352 4702 after 5 00 BO NEWS LOST Peed ring with 2 damonda st Marks on NEEDED SPRING SEMESTER IN VILLAGE 88 1 FMWBOU not moving m" Have an awesome day" Rockford Fosgate equip One punch 150 2, 8 MEETING FOfl VOLUNTEERS Thur Sentimental Value Reward 352-8385 GREEN APTS RENT NEG CALL ASAP 12 rradnajht • 3 a m Love. Katie woolers and 8, 5 1/4 midrangea. other equip (Writers snd Photographers! Torn 352-7357 Tonight. Nov 1 available - cal 372-4039, leeve message EACH SUNOAY 1000 FREE CONDOMS 8pm.210WaalHaa LOST Puaar scuba watch Black band 1 face MAY THE Sacred Heart ot Jesus be adored, Female non-emoker needed to sublease tor Technics CD Payer, Sony Receiver, 2 Micro with gold da! - Reward CM MarM al 1000 FREE CONDOMS Spring in For Hun Apis Call 353-8038 Contact OobM Hwcae at 372-6977 glorified, loved and preserved throughout the Acoustic speakers wa sel separate or 372-6316 lor information world now and forever Sacred Heart of Jesus Female Roommate needed to sublease apart- together Cal 353-6093 Attention Ladies - lor al your special needs & pray for us St Jude worker of miracles pray for ment close to campus for Spring'91 For more TRINITY UNR-E0 METHODIST CHURCH Mary Kay cosmetics cal Pern Eyer at us. Say this prayer 9 limes a day On the 8th mlormaton cal Bare at 353-5270 Rummage Sale. 200 N Summit. BG SERVICES OFFERED 352 491 5 anytime Wa Desver Day your prayers wll be answered It has never Female Roommate needed to sub-lease Spring Thurs 11/1 -9am to9 p.m. and Atlenton Education Majors been known lo fal Pubscation must be prom- CALL NOW Semeeter Own bedroom, own bathroom, realty Fn 11/2-9am to 3 p m Sta Interested In joining OSEA? Pick up end aed My preyers have been answered D R S lor you Make an appointment with mce Reasonable Cal 354 5470 Everything you can get in a bag for S1.25 Senor DCIura epoomtment Darren at The WAVE dropoHapplicationain«lOEd Bktg Parente Oay Tickets lor sale FEMALE roommate wanted for Spring Semes- II • only U to got your plctur* Save S10 on a perm or $5 on a haircut AXO Chrlaty Compton AXO Besl offer Cal Mike 372-3857 ter or Spring and Summer VERY CLOSE TO taken and gal il m ma yeerooc* Until December by mentioning this ad Happy BeUled Birthday We're scheduling appointments now. CAMPUSI Cal Laura at 354-7315 (Leave CamJeur PhiSigJD FOR RENT SO OH the KEY Office Meaaage) PREGNANT? LITB.Micheee TNa peat month has been the greatest I love al 372 8086 We can help FREE pregnancy testa ft suppor- being with you. I know we'l have many more HELP! My roomie needs a roomie. Sublease! needed for Spring Semester Great Deal. Nego- 1 & 2 bedroom apts tive services Confidential BG Pregnancy AXO • • Michelle Hennessey • ■ AXO great times immediate Occupancy Dry Dock Presents Center Cal 354 HOPE tiable rent Very close 10 campus CALL SOON Congretuietlora on your lavalenng to Phi Dett Love. Andrea 352-7454 or 823-7655 Ono Groal Band. One Qraal Piece' 1 354-6484 Typing. $1 SOperpage 354-0371 Steve I'm ao happy lor you" You're (he beet 9 ft 12 month teases/semester (MMS LOVE STREET a appearing at ORV DOCK Nov big anyone could aak for" One female roommate needed for sub-lease, 3. 1000 Door* opon at 9 00pm and alay open POOH I love my Big" I hope you know that I wil mas you slot this xnmedietefy or for Spring Semester S163 per ■ 1 00 am Coma rock *tm ma aounda ol 1 and 2 Bdrm Apia Available (or AXO Love and Mine. month A electric Furnished/nice location Cal PERSONALS weekend Al I'm going to do is think of you Immediate Occupancy LOVE STREET Free Admaeion Locatod in LI Holy 353-5983 Itaranman Quod Have fun at home and please don't forget me. I AXO " AXO • AXO • AXO sao wanted to let you know that I reaty care for RE MANAGEMENT IF VOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN DECEM you and that you are everything a man needs In 113RAILROADSTREET B€R22 1990 COMMENCEMENT CEREMON- HELP WANTED BQSU BLOO0MOBILE awoman (Next to Kmko's) Congratuiatlona to the CS. YOUR CAP ANO QOWN ORDER MUST DONOR RECRUITMENT WEEK Lee Jones 362-9302 BE PLACED BY NOVEMBER I, 1990 Downtown BG Halloween OCT 29TH - NOV 2ND, 104pm Addressers wanted immedatefy! No experi- PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER AT THE GIFT Window Contest Winners Sign up to donate with these organizations POSTERS Soviet. German, others ence necessary. Excelent pay! Work at home 1 bdrm untum apt , nearly new buftding. Excel- COUNTER ml THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Mon - Sigma Chi - Union Oval 1st Wood Cable TV Free catalog Global Art, CeHtoa-lree 1-800-395-3283 lent condition Stove, refrigerator ft dishwasher ORBYPHONIN0372-2881 IFYOURORDER Tuea. - Kappa Kappa Gamma - Ed Bldg PO Box 20026. Dayton OH 45420 Inctud. Available immediately, for 1 or 2 people IS PHONE0 IN. YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW Sigma Phi Epallon Rec Center Bank Robbers 2nd Klevers Jewelry $300 per month plus elec YOUR CAP SIZE Wed • Alpha Chi Omega - Library Tired of robbing your piggy bank? Vector Mar- Scott Karnaugh - keting has entry-level marketing and sales rep Cm John Newtove Real Estate * 354-2260 Leeblen And Oay Alllanea Thurs -Fi|i Union 3rd Flower BasKet Be sure to wish him a Happy Birthday positions. $8 85 starting, may earn up to Thora era be a LAOA moating tha Thursday. CARE ENOUGH TO GIVE THE VERY BEST $12 60 Schoarshlpe possible Gul training 2 4 3 bdrm. duplex available on Church St near Novombar 1 at 8 30 p m The meeting is free Honor atte Mention SIGN UP TO DONATE Call Now'382-1060 downtown w/ off-street parking Call Jerry after and open to al. and it will Da held in the base Ben Franklin THE MANIACS ARE COMING! ment of the United Chnahan Feiowehip Center Buckeye Candid Photography is looking for tun. 6pm-352 5056 First Class Travel Design Campus Leaders' It you can't tell a friend 10.000 MANIACS CRAZE CAMPUSI outgoing people with photography experience Diacuaaion topic to be announced Unlmen'a whatS.O.L.D. is al about, cal 372-5157 and MON NOV. I, TICKETS ON 2 Bedroom apt available immediately. Sem- to work nights and weekends Earn between PHI UPSIION 04JICRON FALL INITIATION Keey wa lei you what S.O.L.0. is and how to SALE NOW AT UNION DESK furnished $300 month plus utilities, deposit S5 - $8 per hour Equipment and training pro- NOV. 4 AT 7:90 IN THE OALLERIA get Involved. We're S.O.L.D. on leadership and required, no pets Cal 352-4285 THE MANIACS ARE COMING! vided Cal Eric at 372-3949 Sweatshirt orders wi bo taken you can be tool Student Organization For LAST 10,000 MANIACS CRAZE CAMPUSI Leadership Development Cleveland Company needs Cleveland area 2 Bedroom Duplex for Spring Semester Raty for Choice CHANCE MON NOV. 8. TICKETS ON computer students for Spring Co-op Cal Can YOU save the Rainforest? Come find out 2 blocks Irom campus. Call 352-3464 Thursday 7 30 pm NECommone Student Smokers Tired of feeing out of con- SALE NOW AT UNION DESK how you can do your part STEVE STEELE w* 372-2451 or stop by Co-op Office. 238 Ad Be a voice for Choice trol? Are cigarettes burning s hole in your dacusa the mission of the RAINFOREST AC- mar waaet? Sign up for free afternoon or evening THE MANIACS ARE COMING I IT) HAVE YOU HEARD 77? Spanish Club meats tonight TION NETWORK. 1 wa isuatrate il with slides sessions on ways to stop smoking Call 2-8302 10,000 MANIACS CRAZE CAMPUSI Energetic Individual lo live & travel with profes- 8pm m 107 Henna Nov 1, Assembly Room - McFaJ Center sional family for one yeer starting in January A Weaneea Center MON NOV. 6, TICKETS ON RE MANAGEMENT 7:30pm SALE NOW AT UNION DESK truly unique experience 2 years college pre- has its flyer ready for the Sponsored by EK3 ferred Please Call (419) 874 2121 UAA EXTERN EXPERIENCE 1991 -92 School Year "mini" internship THE MANIACS ARE COMING! Local company needs marketing students for ready and waiting for you to pick up! • " ■ SCOTT • • • 10,000 MANIACS CRAZE CAMPUSI Are you a BQSU student who is unsure of your 1 Did you know? George Voinovich would sup- Industrial Marketing Rep's. Part-time Soring. Come out of your shell The first step Is admit- MON NOV. S, TICKETS ON major or would ate to gain valuable experience 1 port legislation thai would reouve a minor lo Cal Co-op office 372-2451. 238 Admin Bldg STOPINTOOAYH! ting your "difference" You'll always be a MAN 8ALE NOW AT UNION DESK In your career field? If so. the UAA Extern Expe- have parental consent to abort her child. 113 Railroad Street toua" National food company needs marketing atu- rience a lor you (Jan 7-11. 19911 Applies Protect al human Rfe. Vole for Voinovich. THIS WEEKS LINE - UP AT GT'S (Next to Kinko's) Love and Kisses. denta to* Spring Co-op in cuatomer reetfora. none are aiaaarile in the Coeege Offices and at WED- Acoustlc/Haaoween Bash 352-9302 your favorite MEP buddies ■ Did you know? George Voinovich would sign Pays $6/nr ACT NOW" Cal Co-op Office, the Meetl Alumni Center For more into cas KF.LS.SC legislation that would prohOrl aborting a baby THURS- Alternative Stomp!! 238 Admin Bldg. at 372-2451 FRI- "Random Soul" with 2-8849 PS A/e an ol the Betas hke you? because of ha or her sex. Protect all Human Apartment for Rent DeertMne November 5 Travel Sales Representatives Ufa Vote for Voinovich "BuahRocka" from Cmcy CaN 473-2099. please leave message SAT- "The Bounty" from Cosjmbu Wanted, outgoing, aggressive, self-motivated with Tha Years Fad' individuals or groups lo market Winter and DONT GRADUATE WITHOUT IT! Drink Specials Everynight til 9:00 Spring Break trips on campus For more infor- Apartment lor Rent Winthrop Terrace Is Now Accepting Applications 18 lover Welcome mation call Student Travel Services at AluHit.es paid Professional work experience and 1-800-648-4849 Cal 354-4999, leave message academic credit earned In Wash DC Wanted Part-time bar maid, attractive, some Find out more Thur. Nov 1 Toledo company needs Jrs orSrs to work as Dock Supervisor in a experience preferred. Good pay. Call for ae- For Rent WINTHROP TERRACE APTS WASHINGTON CENTER INTERNSHIP One bedroom Apartment info sessional 4 45 in Oho Room Union Environment. $8/hr AJ majors ons Cal evenings after 7 874-9058 Cal Afternoons ■ 354-8800 Union Cal 372-2451 loRSVPG considered Contact Co-Op office WANTED: Enthusiast* individual ot student or- is now accepting 372-2461 or sign up m 238 Ad Bldg 'flP- Dr/TJocTpresems ganization to promote Spring Break deahratlon applications & deposits 1 for 1991. Earn oommaasione. free trips end HAVE YOU HEARD 77? One Greet Band. One Great Piece LOVE Excellent Opportunity for STREET a appoanng al DRY DOCK Nov 3. valuable work experience. Apply now!!!! Cal Management position after graduation! RE MANAGEMENT 1990. Doors open at 9 00pm and stay open hi Student Travel Semco al l -800-265 1799 For has its flyer ready for the 1:00 am Come Rock with the aounda ol LOVE WHY WAIT? STREET ree Admission Located in Harshman 1991-92 School Year Spring and Fall 1991! UAO ' UAO ' UAO LINE UP THAT SUMMER JOB NOWII ready and waiting (or you to pick up' Quad. BELIEVE IT OR NOT. THE HOLIDAYS ARE LIFEGUARDS - $4 50/Hr al shifts tflf Featuring FINAL REMINDER: APPLICATIONS FOR QUICKLY APPROACHING! THIS YEAR GET HEAD UFEGUAR0 Salary comm w/exp STOP.NTODAYIIH 1991-tt PEER ADVISORS AT THE WELL ARE YOUR SHOPPING DONE EARLY - JOIN US AT (no living accom available) 113 Railroad Street e Campus Shuttle DUE THIS THURSDAY. NOV. 8 FAIRLANE MALL. UAO WILL TAKE 10 PEO- Contact (Next to Kinkos) PLE SHOPPING ON SATURDAY NOV. 3. JELLYSTONE CAMP RESORT 362-9302 e 1 & 2 B.R. Furn./Unfurn. FREE BASEBALL CARD SHOW 1990 IT'S ONLY 88.00 SO SIGN UP IN THE 3392 SR 82 Sun Nov 4th •" 10em • 4pm OFFICE TODAY I 3RD FLOOR UNION. Mantua. Ohio 44255 e 1 & 2 Full Baths 1 Pernbenrtee American Legion Hal UAO ' UAO * UAO 582-9100 or 1 -600-344-9644 Help - we're graduating 2 Br apartment for oublease » • 3 Great Locations Get Involvadl Share your enthusiasm with (near Sea World of Ohio) Call 354-4499 evenings other siudentsi Aa a Peer Advisor at the Stu- UNIVERSITY INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE dent Weiiness Center (The Well), you will COED WALLYBALL • NOV 8: MEN'S SOLS M CALL 352-9135 provide Information on wellnest related aub- RACOUETBALL - NOV 13: MEN'S WRES- FOR SALE Help! My roommate ft I are graduating In Dae facta and lllaityle concerns. Applications TLING - NOV 28; MEN'S I WOMEN'S Rent our apartment for spring semester. Great available Monday - Thursday at the WELL of 3-PLAYER BASKETBALL - NOV 29 ALL EN- location Cheap rent. ikes: 2nd floor Health Center 11-4 (2-8303), TRIES DUE BY 4:00 P M ON THEIR DUE 1981 Mercury Capri Call Gina or Wendy 354-6780 main floor student Ree Center 4 - ■ (2-86881. DATE Great coeege car! Applications due by Nov. 8. S800 or best offer 354-5880 What do you know about International travel? Room for rent. Spring Semester. Large apart- HAVE YOU INVITED MOM 1 DAD YET? THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ASSOCIA- ment Cal 354 6550 PARENTS' DAY WEEKEND IS NOVEMBER 10' TION welcomes Barbara Relchert, Branch Ad- 1984 Ford Escort LX - 5 apd 4 door Hatch- LAST HOME FOOTBALL GAME winthrop I errace is Now Accepting Applications ministrator for Atlas Travel, to guide us on im- back, Power Brakes A Steering, AC. Cruise WANTED SUB LEASE portant do's and don'ts when traveling abroad. Contrl. AM/FM cassette. $2200 or besl offer For 1 bedroom apt 8th St location Ret. dish ft Our Nov 5 meeting wil be in BA 102 al 8 00 Cal 354-5988 range included Cal 385-8687 or 372-6138 pm COME CHECK US OUT! >C ■) w i BQSU CHK> V BQSU rftf . \y Si s •« ' i * "■ >> ma/iaae £Ku> tuPthe TtyiCross ■^ also Brother - Grandpa - Grandma - Alumni &m to wtil? (press on, sew on, and screen prints) JEANS IT THINGS 531 Ridge (across from Mac West) M- F 10-8 SAT 10-5:30 Sun 12-5 Attention Students

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