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5-27-1987
The Guardian, May 27, 1987
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the On the first day of Spring als ter classes, Mark Adam liege er allegedly had his back " k stolen from a bookdrop in ks, university bookstore. of According to Miller, two ks and some papers from pack were later recovered m a yard a short distance m campus in a residential ea. The pack and a physics onent k were never found. f Miller said he was told by ats, cis Goeggel, W.S.U. e kstore manager, to make a rida of the missing items. At the ec e time, according to Miller, ggel said there was no proof property was stolen from the kstore. (I to r) Dave , Rob and Joe Caruso jam in the Rat last night with a mix of up tempo originals and cover tunes. This was the band's se cond appearance at WSU this year . They have a new album coming out this summer. Photo by Lori Jones r "As far as I am concerned customer is always right," 'd Miller. "We have never had anyone Raiders fall in bid .to steal -national title rt this type of thing happen before. Bookdrops are used were a victim of the "long make it 3-2. found themselves on the short nearly every other university By DAVE CLARK arm" of the law. The Raiders took the lead in end of the score in the series. d there are also lockers Sports Editor Troy State, Ala., the defen the fourth when Brian Spears The Trojans fought back to ailable for use," said Goeggel. ding champions, slammed the singled to lead off the inning, retake the lead with a pair of (MONTGOMERY, Ala.)--The door on any Raider champion and one out later, Kreinbrink runs in the sixth, but WSU "There is no mention of using Wright State Raider baseball ship hopes on Monday by sent a majestic screamer over answered back to aid Bosway kers in the bookstore and I team went to the NCAA Divi downing the Raiders, 8-7, in the right-center field wall for his with a three spot in the seventh. didn't see any sign saying sion II World Series in Mon what may be the most second homer of the year. That Blakeley began the seventh tgomery to try to steal the memorable WSU game ever. was the first time Troy had responsible for lost or stolen See "Champs", page 4 'cles. I would also like to tell championship away for five Bosway, pitching on only two student that this type of other squads, and if the Raiders days rest for the first time in his g can happen to anybody,'' would have accomplished that collegiate career, returned to the Miller. feat, it would have been the mound in the game with the Blood donors needed world's greatest and biggest Trojans of Troy State, but when Miller said because of the heist. the smoke cleared, from the dia During the spring and summer needed to provide this life all attitude of the book The series started out well for mond duel to the death, only months, with vacations and saving liquid. Ores e, he won't purchase the Raiders with pitchers Don the Trojans remained standing. holidays, blood and plasma The plasmapheresis process Ything else from them, in Bosway and Curt Sutter combin After throwing 115 pitches on donations are fewer. Therefore, has been highlighted on such ing course books if another ed for a shutout in the opener, Friday, Bosway tossed 178 more we are currently faced with a · programs as the ' 'Jerry Lewis It a chant in the area sells them. and catcher Wayne LaPan towards home on Monday, but blood/plasma shortage. Telethon," "P.M. Magazine," d below knocked a homer, committing all the junior left-hander got for and "That's Incredible," among "I have been given approval the first WSU crime--assault by his "long arm" was his first Plasma is used to treat burn others. This process includes om the university to pay him the battery--in a 1-0 win over post-season loss as a Raider. and shock victims, young· boys careful donor screening, a full ce S.00 , the cost of the book he New Haven, Conn., but after Troy jumped out early, scor with hemophilia, open-heart physical, blood drawing, separa 50 · s was stolen. He has never splitting two decisions on Staru surgery and Rh disease of the tion of plasma from blood and ()() ing three times in the first, but me back to claim the money. day, one against Columbus, Ga. the Raiders came back with two newborn. reinfusion of red blood cells. have tried to get hold of him (a loss) and the other against runs in the second on hits by Donors need to be educated Everyone who is healthy can ce. We are willing to replace Cal State-Dominguez Hills (a Scott Carpenter, Bruce Krein to the fact that it is safe to help by donating plasma at our " said Goeggel. win) on Saturday, the Raiders brink, and Ted Blakeley to do "la c and more donors µre local FDA regulated facility. EDITORIAL/OPINION
'Our world can live without nuclear weapons' To the editor: highly unlikely that it can successfully destroy all I find it incomprehensible that we spend "No nukes are good nukes." I am for global ·of the USSR's 100,000-plus missiles in their billions of dollars on something that 950Jo of the nuclear disarmament. I believe that our world boost phase, which lasts from 30-400 seconds, National Academy of Scientists feel will not can live without nuclear weapons. A reduction of and even if it missed SOJo, those remaining could work (Star Wars). I find it even ~ore insane that warheads doesn't mean anything when we have still destroy half of the population of the United we spend trillions of dollars on nuclear weapons over 100,000 and each one more powerful than States. What if the Russians decided to attack on that we pray we will never use! Why don't we the Hiroshima bomb. We don't need any bombs. a cloudy day? We're done for because the system use that money to feed our hungry, better the As for their use as a deterrent, the only thing is useless. Or maybe before they decided to environment, educate our people and improve that they deter is our sense of security. Our strike, the Russians could shoot down one of the our economy? Had we spent that money on buildup promotes a Soviet buildup and vice ver three mirrors that direct the laser, rendering the manufacturing technology, like the Japanese, sa, and the fear on each side increases, bringing whole system useless. They could even throw a maybe we wouldn't have to worry about our ex us closer to war, just because of a ''perceived'' handful of sand on a mirror to make it in port deficit with them, for people would be begg. tr TRU threat. The minute we/they let a missile go, both operable. These are only peanuts when you look ing to buy our goods, and this would even have .Oov sides, and other uninvolved countries, will be at the faults of SDI. reduced unemployment! Why can't we learn to eau destroyed. "Limited Nuclear War" is a fallacy. If you want to learn more about it, check out trust the Russians not to blow us up? We have Dr. Robert Bowman's book, Star Wars: Defense trusted them enough not to up to now. Their Our security will not come from Star Wars, or or Death Star?, or go to audio-visual in Rike economy is in sad shape, too, because they have SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative), either. It is not and watch the videotape of the lecture he gave spent their money on the arms race, too. Fear is a non-nuclear defense shield as many believe. It's here in April. He was the director of the SDI the ultimate enemy here, not the Russians. Fear an offensive weapon disguised as .a defensive program during the Ford & Carter administra will kill us, but with trust we will live, and weapon. These weapons consist of high intensity tions, and he was very informative (why The thrive, in peace. lasers that originate from nuclear reactions. Guardian refused .to print the article about him These lasers are designed to shoot missiles out of that a professor turned in, makes me question Senior the sky as they approach the U.S. But they can how much our media really does censor the Environmental Health also blow up satellites and just about anything news). UCAM else. If we were contemplating a first strike, we could blow up the Russian satellites, destro}'ing their communications and tracking systems, and be able to successfully carry out a first strike Arbagi should apologize to YCL without retaliation. To the Editor: Two years ago I received threatening letters in The Russians could do the same if they decid Regretfully, I add my thoughts to the fray my student mailbox for opposing "Bad Girls." ed to build their own Star Wars system, and the over Dr. Arbagi' s reaction against WSU' s Since then I've had profes~ors refuse to talk to country who shot first would be rewarded by be chapter of the Young Communist League. I am me because they disagreed with my views .on a ing the survivor. Destroying satellite communica regretful on two accounts. First, like many at given subject. I try to keep an open mind and a tions must be the main function, because SDI this late date in the quarter, I am swamped with willingness to discuss new ideas, to be challeng wouldn't be very effective against missiles. It's work. Second, I'm half-inclined to let the matter ed, to be proven wrong. Associate professors pass as some ludicrous mistake on Dr. Arbagi's should do no less. part. However, silence will not do. As a graduating senior disgusted with academic Two years ago Dr. Arbagi joined in the op intolerance, I respectfully call upon Dr. Arbagi Poem misinter reted position to the commercial showing of X-rated to offer the Young Comml,lllist League an films on Wright State's campus. As one who apology. An Editorial Reply to David R. Zinner: spearheaded the protest, I appreciated his sympa Sincerely, 1. Feminism and feminists are directly respon ty and active support. sible for the legalization of abortion and the Yet, I find I must take issue with his threaten subsequent slaughter of 20 million innocent lives. ing posture toward a student group whose beliefs 2. How dare YOU trivialize HOLOCAUST II. he does not share. If the Young Communist 3. We are ALL keenly aware of the atrocities League has violated university regulations, let of HOLOCAUST I. Dr. Arbagi say so. Otherwise, it would be far Don't park elsewhere 4. I'm not implying anything. I'm saying as a more appropriate to engage the students in matter of fact that Holocaust II has happened dialogue rather than casting inflammatory Dear Editor, right before our very eyes, in spite of the warn remarks. I would like to warn those people who plan to ings that there should never be another Ideas, in contrast to hard-core porno films, visit Keller's Pub and park some place else other Holocaust. can never be obscene, except in a pejorative than Keller's parking lot. DON'T! Thomas' S. When you refer to the Fourth Reich as sense, Legally, the Young Communists have Towing Service will tow your car away and "small potatoes" you are diminishing the value every right to be welcomed here as any other charge you $40 to get it back. Rumor has it that of the millions of babies that have been group on campus. the owner of Thomas' Towing Service went murdered. Diminishing the value of human life is Intolerance generally breeds further intolerance around to all the local businesses and offered $10 a Nazi tactic. To me, YOU appear as a Nazi. and, as such, has little place on a university cam to tow cars from their lots. That's $10 for 6. Why don't you read the poem again, and pus. Dr. Arbagi's letter has already provoked a business, $30 for Thomas' Towing Service and stop reading things into it that aren't there. rather ridiculous response castigating religious minus $40 for people trying to have a good time. groups on campus as "home-grown fascists." It Anything for a buck! Ron Sparks seems apparent that muddled, reactionary think Bill Sweet Senior ing from either the Right or Left is rarely per Keller's Partier Selected Studies suasive or constructive. Computer Engineering Grad Ma,1- 27 I 1987 IUMllAN 5 Comic redacted due to copyright
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Faculty, 1-1 pitch to Rick Albers, Bailey ble before Riddle chased Bond with his second hit of the game, Meetings staff and students welcome. and Bleh pulled off a twin theft, for the hill. Trojan Tom and after Fred Felton popped putting runners at second and Voiland came on to fan up trying to sacrifice him to se Fellowship of Christian Students Wellness Program: Blood pressure third. ' Carpenter to end the big im1ing cond, Brian Bailey poked a will meet for Bible study at screening will be held from 10 at 7-5 WSU. 3 p.m. in 218 Fawcett. a.m. until 12 p.m. in 068 Allyn single to center that got threw Albers grounded to short to Baptist Student Union will host Hall in the Wellness Resource Trojan center fielder Warren put Bailey into the dugout with Two runs proved not to be noonday devotions in room 416 Center. Arrington for TSU's first error another score, and with hot enough, though, as Troy got to of the library. All are welcome. of the series. Blakeley scored, as hitting LaPan at the plate, Bond Bosway for a trio of scores in Investment Club meets at noon THURSDAY Bailey galloped to second. intentionallly walked the Raider the eighth, a!Jd Voiland put the in 068 Rike for a "Partnership Meetings That was it for Trojan star catcher to get to Spears. Raiders down in order in the Meeting''. ting pitcher Scott McMullen, as eight and ninth innings. UCAM (United Campuses to Kung-Fu, Tai-Chi Club will meet Troy coach Chase Riddle Freshman Spears, who had The win put Troy at 37-10-1 Prevent Nuclear War) will hold in the wrestling room of the PE brought in left-hander David had only one hit coming into on the season and into the finals its final meeting for the spring building from 8:30-9:30 p.m. Ilond to face Denny Bleh. the game, slammed one more last night, while WSU finished quarter at noon in 230 Millett. TNT, sponsored by Baptist ..--..------._ the year at a school record All may come. 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