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Friday, December 14,1984THE J3CL NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 60 Bursting pipes are Cla-zel theater part of BG history by J. Douglas Gurnlck staff reporter avoidable r—- *-"■"• — p— The Cla-zel theatre has been iSrc a part of Bowling Green his- by Don Lee tory for nearly 60 years and its staff reporter name is a reminder of the man 5=i^ that brought the theatre here. For off-campus students who According to a 1926 article in don't want to come back from the Wood County Democrat, CLAZEL Christmas break to apartments theatre owner Clark Young flfi and houses full of belongings began a city-wide contest to M; ruined by water from burst find "the most appropriate NEXT SUN MON B FITZGERALD fc^Bui,,, pipes, local realtors offer the name for his new theatre." Olll*11 m Mowing suggestions. Hundreds entered the con- J LUND MISS TATLOCKS MILLIONS^ Sf-g Dick Newlove, vice president teat and the theatre was ^•"OIIIII of Newlove Realty, said heat named Cla-zel because "the should not be turned completely first three letters of Mr. off during the long break. Some Young's name (Cla-rk) were heat should be left on to keep the employed and also the last OPPORTUNITVCLUB temperature above freezing. three letters of Mrs. (Ha-zel) Young's name." He recommended thermostats The winner, Dorothea Os- be set between 55 F and 60 F born, was awarded $5 and a when the dwelling will be va- one-year pass for two to the M cant. theatre. The Cla-zel opened for busi- Cabinet doors under sinks and ness in April 1926 and became lavatories should be left open to a cohesive part of the city's allow heat to reach pipes there, social atmosphere. According Newlove said. to Bowling Green Attorney Le- "A lot of pipes freeze and land Middleton, the theatre burst along outside walls" was very important to the city where interior heat cannot in the early 30s. reach them, he said. "IT WAS just a country town Newlove also said doors at the time with a population should be checked to make sure about 6,500 people, mostly they are secure and will not be farmers," Middleton said.
blown open by high winds. Pipes "People would be on the ■■•.;. —— L in several dwellings froze and streets until midnight on Sat- Photo/Center for Archival Collections burst last year because of the urdays. The Cla-zel was a nice temperature drop experienced theatre, very modern, and it whentloor.* cuddenly blew open, was always crowded." "talkie" debuted March 15, Mutt and Jefi cartoons, Mack town. Clark Young invested Young has retired and. as of be said. 1930. Sennett's bathing beauties in $100,000 in the Cla-zel and November 1963, was living in For the first four years, only According to a 1974 Daily bathing costumes of knee- promised "a list of high-class Vermont. But his theatre re- DOUGLAS VALENTINE, silent films were played at the Sentinel Tribune article on the length skirts over bloomers." shows which will be announced mains open, keeping his prom- Bowling Green developer, rec- theatre, so a piano was added theatre's history, "Those were When the theatre first in a handsome package on ise ofproviding Bowling Green ommended pulling drapes or to play between films. The first the days of Tonerville Trolley, opened, it was one of four in opening night." with family entertainment. curtains to Keep heat in the house over break and keeping the thermostat at 55 F to 60 F. "People don't realize if it's 50 degrees in the house, under- neath them (where the pipes Schroeder to get benefits, thanks to Reagan are) it's freezing," he said. Valentine said the majority of WASHINGTON (API- When and would hand-deliver his first adviser, former Social Security to him (yesterday) for the mon- Schroeder is not affected by the homes that freeze up are not President Reagan, the case- check to the Humana Hospital Commissioner John Svahn, ies that Social Security owes reduction. properly prepared for winter. worker-in-chief, goes to bat for Audobon in Louisville. check out the situation. him." Schroeder, 52, of Jasper, Ind., some hard luck case, be usually The president had called Sch- Brown said Social Security's was a quality assurance special-. He recommended closing gets quick results. roeder on Wednesday to wish SOCIAL SECURITY spokes- disability examiners decided in ist at an Army ammunitions storm windows or, if there are That's how it worked yester- him a speedy recovery. Sch- man James Brown said the October that Schroeder was dis- facility until his failing health no storm windows, covering day for William Schroeder, the roeder cut through the pleas- White House asked Martha Mc- abled, but the agency had to find forced him to retire earlier this windows with sheet plastic over artificial heart patient who be- antries and told Reagan, "I'm Steen, the acting Social Security out whether Schroeder was af- year. the winter. Not only will it keep came Reagan's latest client just getting a runaround (from commissioner, "to have this fected by a law that reduces Democrats have charged that the pipes from freezing, but, when he complained about "get- Social Security). I'm not getting problem worked out. The prob- Social Security benefits for notwithstanding Reagairs char- according to Valentine, ft "will ting a runaround" from Social anything at all... (I) just keep lem has been worked out ... some federal pensioners. ity toward individual hard-luck make a big difference in the gas Security. on calling and keep on calling and, because the president Brown said mat after check- cases, the poor and helpless bills." Less than 24 hours after the and I don t get anywhere." asked us to take speedy action, ing with the Office of Personnel have suffered because of his Many students lost belongings president spoke with the feisty Reagan replied. "Bill. I will we are having a check delivered Management, officials found budget cuts. to water damage last January Schroeder, the Social Security get into it and find out what this when pipes froze and burst in Administration announced that situation is... I'll get on it right record cold temperatures over it was awarding ihe artificial away." the Christmas holiday. heart patient disability benefits Reagan had his chief domestic SLS lawyer discusses court
by Don Lee Bowling Green and Wood County also re- staff reporter quire the driver to attend treatment sessions or meetings if convicted, he said. It's a good idea to refuse to take a blood- Not all driving privileges are taken away, alcohol test if you are pulled over while Sutler said. In most cases, drive-to-work-only driving and know you will test as legally privileges are granted. intoxicated, according to Karl Sutler, Student Sutler also discussed the workings of the Legal Services Inc. attorney. dty court system and how it relates to Univer- 'That's just my advice as a lawyer," Sutler said Wednesday night at a sparsely-attended Diaputes over security deposits are common lecture on the city court system. "I'm not smali-cuumi court cases involving student advocating drinking and driving." tenants, be said. If the security deposit is not Refusal to take Qw test, which may be a returned by the landlord within 30 days after breath, blood or urine test, can result in the lease expires, the tenant can take the automatic suspension of the driver's license landlord to court. for a year. There are generally no lawyers present at If a person arrrested on a DUI charge small-claims disputes, be said, adding the (driving under influence, either of alcohol or referee, or small-claims judge, will often of a controlled substance) refuses to take the advocate one side if the other side goes to test and pleads guilty in court, the judge has court with a lawyer. the option to lift mandatory suspension and impose a suspension of (Odays to three years, COURT COSTS include $12.50 to file a ebaim Sutler said. for less than $580 or $20 for a claim between Under Ohio's new DUI law, anyone driving a $500 and $1,080, Sutler said, and an additional car in Ohio is legally assumed to have con- $8 per half-day to subpoena witnesses. sented to taking a^blood-alcohol test anytime a The loser in the suit generally pays all costs police officer orders one. except when the judge divides the cost be- "It's a very proiecution-oriented law," be tween litigants, Sutler said. said "It's designed to make the prosecution of He said the defendant can file a coun- drunk drivers easier.'' terclaim. For example, the landlord accused of withholding a security deposit can file FIRST OFFENSES generally result in a 60- against the tenant for damages caused to the day suspension in Bowling Green, he said. There also is a nrinnnurn three-day jail term _ disputes are the kind of and 1150 fine plus court coats. The total fine in court case a student will be involved in, Sutler Bowling Green usually comes to $350, Sorter said. said. "The student's not used to the responsibil- Buy back Photo/c^Kiin "Most people can handle the three days In ity. It's Ms first time away from home." he Kent Kokomoor, assistant manager at Student Book Exchange, 530 E. Wooster, adds a book to the stack of JaiV'hesaidT". .It's the not having a license said. "The landlord might take advantage of returned books accumulating In the store. Buy back began Dec. 12 and ends the 21st. DBP M VAST thev cant stunri " this." 2 BG News/December 14,1984 ''A vain, oily, reptilian. Stalinist'' -^Editorial- British labor leader scorned dering seven coal miners. and it is true that a fascist a mob of Labor MPs, operating by George F. Will Although Scargill is Moscow's theoretician (Maurras) once de- at the margin of violence ana After nine months of a strike poodle, he is not Marxist. The fended fascism as socialism pur- practicing emotional intimida- Shock delay cruel engineered by a union leader philosopher who sleeps in Lon- 6ed of its democratic element, tion, surged around the floor of don's Highgate Cemetery knew ut there is a perfectly servicea- the House of Commons, tore up who is president of his union for better than to think that thugg- Alpha Otis Stephens struggled to breathe for life, and who evaded the union ble word to describe Scargill and the notes of the minister who requirement for a strike vote, ery could substitute for history some of his likeminded support- was speaking and forced ad- eight minutes in a Georgia electric chair on British coal miners are destitute in producing revolutionary con- ers: communists. journment of the session. When ditions. But assault, arson and A London limes editorial the leader of the Trades Union Wednesday, when the state's first try at executing of everything, including hope. murder are being used in futile him failed. Such treatment of a human being should Even the public sympathy nor- notes that Scargill left the Com- Council was insufficiently ar- mally accorded miners has been attempts to stop miners from munist Party because he ob- dent in a speech in support of the be condemned. returning to work. jected to its de-Stalinization and miners, and criticized the vio- The fact that Stephens was sent to the electric forfeited because of miner's vio- The Thatcher government, he has never deigned to disguise lence, he was howled down and a lence. There have been 8,000 seeing the strike coming, al- his totalitarian aims and meth- noose was hung over his head. chair on a murder charge does not justify the arrests, 2.000 injuries and three lowed miners to work as they ods. The Times says Scargill's prison officials' lack of sensitivity. deaths. The violence is an ema- wanted. That tactic, and mild strike may have done Britain a It will be a bleak Christmas in Even if the type of behavior he exhibited in the nation from the union leader, weather last winter, produced favor by dramatizing the wide many mining communities. But who is one reason British poli- high coal stocks. But Scargill involvement of formal and infor- Scargill will go traipsing from past was violent and inhumane, it is not Justifiable tics today is more bitter than it has been sustained by the cow- mal communists in industrial rally to rally, bellowing lunatic for the state to let a convict suffer for eight minutes was in the 1930s. ardice of the Labor Party, and and political life: "The reds are promises of "victory, flailing in the electric chair before a second jolt is adminis- If Britian named, as Time especially of its leader, Neil not under the bed. They are on his arms and calling to mind the tered. magazine does, a "Man of the Kinnock. the television screen, on the title of a volume of Stevie Year," meaning the person who If Kinnock had the kidney to radio. They share Labor plat- Smith's poems: "Not Waving The point of having the electric chair is not to most dominates the news, the denounce Scargill as a vicious forms .... They intimidate Mr. But Drowning." prolong the suffering of the criminal. It is to carry winner would be the most de- anti-democrat, Kinnock might Kinnock." out the death penalty with the least amount of tested man in Britain, the union not be so generally considered Incalculable damage is being George F. Will is a writer for leader. He is a vain, oily, reptil- invertebrate. Bolder people call done to Britian's public life by the Washington Post Writers suffering possible. ian Stalinist named Arthur Scar- Scargill "a fascist of the left," corrosive extremism. Recently Group. Whether capital punishment is right or wrong is gill. The name is as Dickensian as "Wackford Squeers," a com- not the question at hand. The issue is the unjustified parably unpleasant character. suffering which accompanied Stephens' execution. Scargill is called "the Jim Jones What type of society allows a man to endure such of British labor," and his behav- pain before electrocuting him? ior is compared, in terms of It's embarrassing to see this happen in the United suicidal folly, to that of Charles States, supposedly a civil country compared to The ostensible cause of the more barbaric nations of the world. strike was the government's de- cision to close a few of the most If the electric chair is going to be used by a state uneconomic coal mines. (The as a way to carry out an inmate's sentence, better Thatcher government has precautions must be taken by prison officials to closed few mines than the pre- vious Labor government, and prevent the unfortunate situation that happened to has retreated from most of its Stephens from occurring again. mild plan.) But Scargill's an- nounced objective was to bring down Britain's democratically elected government. To do so, he needed to create Accounting for the industrial chaos. In 1974. nation- wide chaos, with Scargill's min- ers at the center of it, brought Republican budget about the fall of Ted Heath's Conservative government. But by Jeff Hayes Does he call that more peace? times have changed, and so has The intent of the Armed the mood of most unions. The Many people hear Democrats Forces Procurement Act is con- more prudent leadership is a criticize defense spending and stantly being superseded product of 13.4 percent unem- automatically assume that they through exceptions supported by ployment and new laws requir- are against a strong defense. our president. The system of ing union democracy - votes on Republicans twist the intent of free trade and fair bidding for leaders and strikes. (Ironically, the criticism into implying that defense contracts does not seem the conservative Thatchers their opponents want to weaken to apply as it does in other most lasting legacy may be the the U.S. and thus the Republi- industries. For instance, Rea- democratization of the British cans are the party of a strong gan refuses to interfere with the unions.) America. influx of foreign steel on the A quarter of Scargill's min- They are wrong. What Demo- basis of free trade while at the ers - including the most produc- crats want is some sane ac- same time 75 percent of all de- tive - never went out on strike. counting of our exponentially fense contracts are handed out To keep his strike going, he has increasing defense investment. to specific corporations without sent union funds overseas to Many stories are finally starting competition just because they keep them out of the hands of to surface indicating that un- happen to have connections in British courts and has taken checked spending in the Penta- the Pentagon rather than be- money from what he calls gon is in need of some balances. cause they can do the best job at "trade unions" in Libya and the These stories sound very the lowe price. Soviet Union. The Soviet money much like those presented by Kurt .,. Harden's article a can be considered payment for our president with regard to few weeks ago so eloquently services rendered. He has de- abuses of government entitle- explained the Russian prime nounced Poland's Solidarity as ment programs such as foods- directive of.global domination anti-socialist, his denunciation tamps. He is quick to tell of the as support for our back-break- coming at about the time Gen. man from West Virginia who ing military investment. How- Jaruzelski's gestapo was mur- TVC LITTLE DR0MM6t? SOY bought liquor with food stamps ever, what Mr. Harden fails to but never mentions the $1,700 realize is, as President Kennedy automatic coffee maker in use once said, that a country's at the Pentagon. strength can decrease even as We are told time and again the number of its arms increase. that "we are now strong where This occurs when an overkill Letters we were once weak." When was point is reached, from which the realization that we were additions to arms stockpiles weak? Do the Republicans, who only serves to destabilize. Is it world peace, defense and his who will never let fact be fact. lems by learning about them. If were in the White House 12 of the being weak to realize that piling Writer the madman concern for the American peo- We did elect a president, and a you still believe in those mytho- last 16 years, mean to imply that missiles on top of missiles does not Ronald Reagan ple. For you to call these Ameri- darn good one, but we still have logical concepts, narrow minded our strength caved in so much not make us any stronger but cans "media-oriented idiots" is those apostate, frivolous people conservatism has made you into during the four short years of rather reduces the chances of a like calling the kettle black. You out there that don't support him closed minded robots. the Carter administration? Is lasting peace? Our country will voted your way because of the and his views, but still call them- Eric Ceaser "peace through strength" the not be any weaker if we expect This is a rebuttal to the article less informed media networks selves faithful Americans. 141 Bromf ield Hall reason we lost 270 Marines in fair trade and competition that appeared in the BG News on and now you call the majority of Lebanon and why our allies and among the defense industries. It Nov. 14 entitled: "Madman Ron us (Americans) self-centered Jeff Driscoll enemies are contused as to who will not be weaker because of a belongs in the Oval Office." and egotistical. OCMB1475 they are in this region? How system of checks and balances To call yourself a.?. American Ponder this thought Mr. Ma- Zeller should have come President Carter was able where defense spending is con- and a well informed voter should honey-Ferraro: If "Fritz" to pull off the nearly miraculous cerned causing us to defer dol- be taken very lightly. Your (i-lghting Republicans Ai 7he his temper modified Camp David Peace Accord lars wasted on building useless views, both politically and socia- Zone) was so right for the job as Some people just while we were so weak? How missiles to perhaps trie more lly are pompous to say the least. president, why was he soundly don't want to work come the only reasonable period productive use of salary in- Yotx vote in this past presi- de.'eated in every state but one Regarding Richard A. ZeUer's of detectable land reform and creases for armed forces per- dential election was a sure cut- (Minneso*-)? editorial column in the Decem- quieting of the rebellion in El sonnt' When we have enough and-dry case of stupified peer The American people voted Let's talk about people, 34 ber 13,1984 BG News: Obviously Salvador and thus a decrease In nuclear firepower to destroy ev- pressure. You probably voted for the right man and if these million people. Those people Us mother's efforts to modify the supposed communist threat ery Russian 1,000 times over, Democrat because your parents other people who call them- which are below poverty level. his temper tantrums were un- of takeover occurred during the why aren't we putting our are Democrat or y ..u read the selves Americans cannot come The so-called "freeloaders" of successful. Carter administration while we money to better use through Enquirer during the entire de- together and support our presi- society. The ones on welfare Carolyn Keefe were so weak? Now that we are modernizing upkeeping existing bates. dent, then they are not worthy of more specifically. Who are those 413 Wallace stronger, how much more peace systems? Recent history shows Most Americans, like myself, the GREAT US of A. We needto mythological ignoramouses who Bowling Green is there now? President Reagan us that large defense buildups voted for Ronald Reagan be- unite and become one, but non- believe that people are poor is the only president in modem give the U.S. only a fleeting cause of his strong views on conformists are still out there because they want to be or their history not to form an arms military superiority. own attitude causes them to be My name, WDHO, is aggreement with the Russians poor? and, in fact, has tightened So- Jeff Hayes is a Graduate It's easy for the well-off or the Bond, James Bond viet-US. tensions to a frighten- Student in the Department of average person to say that, ing degree with his cruise Chemistry. He is from Youngs- when uiey haven't been below Ever wonder why we have missiles and stealth bombers. town, Ohio. the poverty level. Poverty IS public television? After what caused by economics, discrimi- television station WDHO-Toledo -THE BG NEWS- nation, cultural factors and po- did this weekend, I think you'll S0»6PA. litical factors which the know why. Edaor Carolyn Van Scha* Wlra Editor Oaoffray Barnard ADMINISTRATOR impoverished have little control EMrmjUllI Edfc» Paborah Schmoc* Copy Edaor Joa Phakn I saw a commercial for the Aut Managing ErMor Patrta. Hmar Aaat Copy Ed DantoErw* B.K.K.S-rrirvgr«noiu over. James Bond movie "Moon- Nawa Edaor MiryJoMcViy AMI. Copy Ed DartoaWlnUar Mythology was a popular be- raker," one of my favorite Editorial Editor MchMl O. Tool* AMI Copy Ed JiTrudaau lief during the days of Greece James Bond flicks. I made sure Sporta Editor MwcDHln QraphKaEoarx JBiYoul and Rome, but it doe3 not hold Ant Spora Editor Sla» QUrm Friday ErMor MaroatlOranda I had my computer program and Photo Edaor 8u»an Crow Production Sup'r Stapnanla NacraM water in society today. The com- my piano recital critique fin- AMI FholoEdaDr PIK Mnlurio Production Sup'r Marv *yan mon myth that personal attrib- ished before James Bond was to utes are the reason why people match wits against Hugo Drax Tha BO Na«a » puMahad Oa«y Tuaaday through Friday during tha acadamc year and are poor is a conservative view. waeUy during tna lummar taalion by tha Board ol Sudani PuMcaaona ol Bowtog Qraan and "Jaws." Stata Urfearaty That is a fact. The majority Sunday night the mamage- Opnont aiiprnnd by ooUmram do not nacanarHy ranact Via oprtona ol tha BQ of those people are UNABLE to ment of WDHO pulled James Ma* work. The rest either work, lack Bond in order to present a rodeo. Tha BQ Nawa and Bowing Oman Stala UnWraHy ara aqual opponunty amployan and Job skills, or live in areas of high do not dkcnrrilnaM in Nrtng practical Fortunately, I was able to Tha BQ Nawi W no) aooapt advaraahg mat la daamad dtocrlmlnalory dagrarJng or unemployment. Thus another watch hotter programming on nauMng on ma DaM ol raca. w or national origin concept from those who believe the other networks. I'm sorry, copyright i g.84 by ma BQ Nawt M right raaarvad. in poverty mythology. EdaorW and Bualnaai Othcai but replacing "Moonraker" with 10* Urtvaraty Hal wise up people. Learn more a rodeo is like replacing "Deep Bowing Qraan Stata UrtvarHty about society. Take a sociology Throat" with "Attack of the Bowing Qraan. Otto 43403 course, read a book on society, Killer Tomatoes." Phona (418)3722001 talk to a sociologist, do ANY- R.J. Chavez How: S am •> S p.m Monday through Friday THING. Learn to solve prob- 1M6 Offenhaoer West BG News/December 14,1984 3 Make-up exam policies up to the prof by DinaDlna Horwedel dents are prepared for the always give a make-up exam," absence and make-up exam pol- if the absence is a protected may have another student take siaffslaff reporter exam. he said. icy. absence. an exam for them. The Univer- According to Michael Robins, He said in a small class, he "TYPICALLY, IT'S going to Wilson said protected ab- sity professors interviewed said You have a big exam tomor- chairman of the University Aca- has more personal contact with be left at the discretion of the sences include illness, death in they don't worry about this be- row and you haven't prepared demic Honesty Committee, students and can work with professor involved - but typ- the family, religious obser- cause another student would not for it. It looks like an all-nighter. there is no written University them to schedule a make-up ically it (the excuse) must be vances, university-sponsored be familiar with their lectures By 3:30a.m., you realize nothing policy for make-up exams. exam. He said he realizes that in reasonable," Wilson said. He field trips, concerts and sporting solely from looking at lecture is sinking in and you try to get "It s not the responsibility for large classes, "sometimes my said students can appeal the events. These university-spon- notes. some sleep. the faculty to give make-up ex- policy is abused by students who instructor's decision to the de- sored activities usually involve Also, the professors said they The next day you panic. ams," Robins said, "and it's left need more time, so I try to give a partment chair and to the dean, students' participation in the are familiar with faces in their Rather than take the exam and up to the individual faculty slightly harder test the second if necessary. event. large lectures and would recog- kill your GPA, you decide to member about whether or not a time.'' He said there are two areas of For absences that are not pro- nize an unfamiliar face. play sick and make up the exam make-up exam is issued." Dennis Bauer, professor of the policy. One concerns the tected, Wilson said it is up to the At Miami, some professors at a later date. Arlo Boggs, professor of business, said he drops the low- student's responsibilities and instructor to decide whether to request students to snow a uni- Although this may sound like a chemistry, said if a student est exam grade, so if an exam is the other concerns the instruc- give make-up work. versity photo I.D. before taking typical scenario from high misses an exam, "I accept their missed, that score is dropped. If tor's responsibilities. an exam. school, it seldom happens at the word. They're adults." more than one exam is missed, He said students are expected DARYL HART, dean of men University, according to several HE SAID he tries to set up a be requires that the absence be to attend classes regularly and at Miami University, said there Richard Weaver, professor of University professors. make-up exam within a reasona- excused. instructors are expected to is no university absence policy speech at Bowling Green, said ble amount of time, usually a Many professors consider ill- make attendance policies known at Miami. He said, like Bowling he breaks his large lectures into Those interviewed said most week. ness or a death in the family as within the first week of classes. Green, it is up to the instructor small exam groups adminis- students are aware of exam Josef Blass, professor of an excused absence. He said if a student happens to to decide whether or not make- tered by graduate assistants. He dates because they are given to mathematics and statistics, said Milton Wilson, dean of Student miss an exam or assignment, up work will be given. said this is because there is not students at the beginning of the his make-up policy differs for Affairs at Kent State University, the instructor is expected to give In large lecture classes, there space enough for all students to semester on a syllabus and stu- large and small classes, but "I said Kent does have an excused a make-up exam or assignment usually is concern that students take exams together. 4 BG News/December 14,1984
Leakage found in Rec offers health buddy system
by Denis* Erwin little nudge, Zajac said. "Health and leisure are all a assistant director. Conklin microwave assistant copy editor part of taking care of yourself," "We expect SO our first semes- "We've identified a need in the Zajac said. "Our program ter, but we're hoping it will New "M & M's" come in all student body for this program stresses wellness principles to catch on and expand every shapes and sizes, according to and we have such excellent fa- help pairs of people incorporate year," Zalac said. "The re- by Ellen Zimmerli say, 'Oh good, at least we Mary Kay Zajac and Kathleen culties at the Rec Center," Za- a healthier lifestyle." wards of getting involved in- staff reporter know we re not getting Sheehan, graduate students in jac said. "It's perfect mentoring clude camaraderie and other nuked,' " she said, adding College Student Personnel. when you bring someone into a RESIDENT Student Associa- benefits. We're also thinking of For the first time, an on- that many people do not know "M&M's"are mentors and healthy lifestvfe." tion (USA) and Commuter Off- having some incentives uke campus survey of microwave the difference between micro- mentees in the spring semester Campus Organization (COCO) "M 4 M's" T-shirts. oven radiation found leakage wave and nuclear radiation. Recreation Center student Speakers and programs are have been approached to help exceeding the maximum Microwave radiation does buddy system program. The Claimed throughout the semes- recruit participants. Faculty Applications for interested standard set by the Federal not have as much energy or mentor is an individual leading •r on such topics as nutrition, and staff also will be incorpo- mentors and mentees will be Department of Health and the same effects as nuclear an active, healthy lifestyle who weight training, stress and time rated into the "M&M" pilot available through Dec. 15 at the Human Services. radiation. is willing to educate a mentee management and new skill de- project directed by Terry Par- Rec Center. Applicants will be who wants to learn more about velopment. A fitness pre-screen- sons, Student Recreation Center paired with students who have Dawn Kuns, senior environ- RESEARCHERS disagree healthy living but may need a ing also will be offered. director, and Michelle Rolston, the same recreational interests. mental health major, who on the effects of microwave conducted the study for Envi- radiation, Kuns said. ronmental Services, said she found a microwave in Conklin Most believe these effects Jaycees, USG play elves to area families one milliwatt over the set usually are confined to heat- standard. She said she ing of body tissues, but Kuns by Tim Denhoff area families at Christmas, making toys for distribution. "What we need the most is food, doesn't know why it had so found that some researchers reporter according to Tim Harris, Jaycee The Voluntary Action Center toys and money for the people. much leakage since it was not also have claimed that effects member in charge of this year's and four local banks are promot- That way we can order items that old or dirty. include cataract formation Community and University in- event. ing the Christmas Elves project like turkey and ham, some of the The legal limit is five milli- and birth defects. teraction are taking place in The Jaycees' 58 members are by providing "drop-off" boxes to 3 food stamps can't buy." watts per cubic inch of oven She said an important part Bowling Green this holiday sea- accepting donations from area receive donations. ih food products are space. of keeping a microwave from son, according to a local Jaycees organizations. needed, Harris said it is easier The microwave was re- leaking is cleanliness. Leak- member. Contributions from such cor- for the Jaycees to work with moved from service. age may result if food parti- To aid the Jaycees, Under- porations as Nissan are increas- money donations so they can Kuns said she found stu- cles build up, especially The Christmas Elves, a pro- graduate Student Government ing the Jaycees' morale, purchase and distribute food dents' reactions generally around the door seals. ject to help needy families in the and local elementary students according to Harris. and gifts more evenly. positive while she was mea- Kuns said in all the ovens area, is being sponsored by the are sponsoring a food drive. "WE'VE COLLECTED nearly "Once we're given a family, suring the leakage. that leaked, the leakage oc- Bowling Green Jaycees. 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Dateline will perform at 3 p.m. in Friday, Dec. 14 Bryan Recital Hall of Moore Teacher Education Semi- Musical Arts Center. Free nar - The leaders of two Ohio and open to all. Drop/add teacher organizations will be Basketball - The men's featured in a forum on "Tea- team will play Morehead cher Education: The Profes- State University at 8 p.m. in continues sional Organization Anderson Arena. Perspective" at 3 pjn. in by Dtna Horwedel Gish Theater in Hanna Hall. Sunday, Dec. 16 reporter Free and open to all. Concert - The BG Philhar- Concert - The University's monica will perform at 8 p.m. With drop/add drawing to a A Cappella Choir will give a in Kobacker Hall of Moore close for this semester, many concert at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Musical Arts Center. Tickets students will face next semester Hall of Moore Musical Arts will be on sale between 10 with the choice of settling regis- Center. Free and open to all. a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Ko- tration problems in the first two Public Skating - There will backer Hall Box Office in days of class or paying a $5 be public skating 8 to 10 p.m. Moore Musical Arts Center. change of schedule fee for later at the Ice Arena. Cost for Public Skating - There will alterations. students is $1.25 with a valid be public skatine at 3:30,5:30, Roger Newman, director of ID. Skate rental is 50 cents. 7 and 9 p.m. at the Ice Arena. registration, said, "Basically it Cost for students is $1.25 with (the fee) is used somewhat as a Saturday, [ a valid ID. Skate rental is 50 deterrent. It does not cover the Concert - The Collegiates cents. cost of doing our drop/add." Newman said even with the fee, "there are days we'll reach 1,800 changes of schedule the ATTENTION All "RMI htm 53*71 first week of classes." The fee covers such things as 6»t tin mmdiias whiU studying? C«H BJ.'t for tfta fait maintenance costs for the build- Subs, Hat Digs, Burgers, Niches, French Fry*, & other qeulies, in ing used for the service, comput- ers and pa v for people who work at drop/add. "We certainly are here to do a We deliver to All baUngs on & iff camfut. You won't have to service to the students," New- letve your banks for IOOU food. man said. He said the goal of the Office of Registration and Re- Call at hi quick Jtliniy cords is to make the registration process "if not an enjoyable BJ.'s f-od Emporium experience, one you don t re- JM-760J «*». «J.OO MJ I. WoMtar gret. You should be treated courteously ... even with a smile." He said students' situations often are not pleasurable when trying to get into courses, "but the best we can do is everything humanly possible." One Urge One Item Pizza He said about 5,700 students received partial schedules for next semester classes. "The key number to remem- ber," Newman said, "is that 85 *5 percent of all registration re- FREE DELIVERY quests were filled. He said this 352-3551 ■ places the University in the up- Photo/Joe Phelan per berths compared to other Drop/Add institutions. Linda Helverson and Lindy Hendershott, both senior psychology majors, "The problem really isn't in get their schedules fixed at drop/add, held in the Administration registration," Newman said, "It building yesterday. is in the supply and demand of courses."
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BEE GEE MTV has video monopoly by Carol* Hombcrger Turner HI, of Turner Broadcast- Difficulty in obtaining new staff reporter ing in Atlanta, tried in Septem- video releases because of MTV's ber. He launched the 24-hour exclusive rights may also ac- BOOKSTORE A television series hits big. Cable Music Channel. But he count for Turner's failure, Den- Soon, similar programs begin to failed to get it off the ground and isoff said. air. It happens with most popu- it went off the air in October. ACCORDING TO Denisoff, lar television shows and it hap- DENISOFF SAID Turner pie want to see the new re- pened with Music Television thought he could take on MTV BOOK BUY BACK! (MTV), the 24-hour music cable and geared his channel to the 25 Success has brought MTV a service. and older market, unlike MTV third competitor anda lawsuit. Experts call it the Xerox ef- who claims its age median is 23. Discovery Music Network has fect but the problem with copy- Denisoff disagreed with brought a suit against MTV for ing MTV is it has a virtual MTV's median. its exclusive rights practice. monopoly on the industry, He said if he took a random Discovery claims the practice according to R. Serge Denisoff, poll on campus, he probably restrains trade and should be University professor of socio- would find 90 percent of the prohibited. SELL YOUR logy. students do not watch MTV for Denisoff said MTV's defense three hours straight. Instead, he is that legally, videos are pro- Denisoff, who has written an said if they have it, they use it as duced by a record company and outline to a book about MTV, background noise. are the property of that com- said when Bob Pittman, who is He said he believes the crowd pany. So the companies can do MTV's chief operating officer, who watches MTV is teenagers what they want with their vi- Warner Brothers and American up to 18. deos. USED TEXTS Express got together, they did This may be why Denisoff said Denisoff said that as long as something no one had ever tried Turner's channel had the wrong Discovery can last economi- by airing rock videos. demographics. He questioned cally, the case will end up in the According to Denisoff, this whether people over 25 would Supreme Court and be there for was done by MTV telling compa- watch videos. a long time. nies such as RCA, Columbia and Until then, Denisoff said get- Electra that it would give rock Denisoff said Turner expected ting another rock network on artists free exposure. Such com- to have his channel in 10 million cable is very doubtful. FOR TOP PRICES! panies would give MTV exclu- homes by the time it aired. In He said he has interviewed sive rights to videos for 30 days actuality, he had only 350,000. such cable companies as Wood free of charge. MTV is in 24.1 million house- TV Cablevision in Bowling With this approach, Denisoff holds, making it the second larg- Green. These companies believe said MTV got the most popular est cable network in the country. that even if another rock cable songs and artists in the industry. Denisoff said Turner realized network were created, they Denisoff said this type of busi- he was losing money - between probably would not air it be- ness deal makes it hard for $5 million and $10 million - and cause tney already have one. others to compete. decided to sell his cable rights to Denisoff said there is no ques- However, Robert Edward MTV. tion but, "Pittman is a genious." I NEED MONEY FOR Give a little high tech for X-mas Some of the most popular gifts Loren Phillips, owner and gen- are buying or renting cassettes FINALS - SELL under Christmas trees this year eral manager of Phillips Tele- to use with recorder units. will be high tech. vision Company at 1028 N. Main St. Kutza said they sell small Brian Kutza, manager of Ra- A variety of video cassettes pocket computers for about $49, 1? \NOW, DON'T WAIT/\ dio Shack at 1616 E. Wooster, are available. At the Video Spec- home computers for $99 to $200 said some of these gifts include trum, 110 W. Wooster, owner Sue and business computers for $600 home stereo systems, large Wilkins said she has a large to $1,500. screen televisions, compact dig- supply of blank cassettes, mu- Radio Shack also sells other ital audio players, video cas- sic-video cassettes and movie high tech commodities. Kutza sette recorders, mini televisions cassettes. said many people find mini tele- and computers. She said the store is selling visions very interesting. The Another popular item may be many cassettes because video screen size on these minis is 2.7 video cassette recorders, said recorder sales are up and people inches. Happy Holidays STUDENT CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Sunday, December 16th at 7:30 p.m. First United Mehtodist Church 1506 E. Wooster Street a service of carols, scripture, candles and special music sermon meditation i"A Star-Crossed Gift" ■:■■■
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They will have an break, according to Sandy White, clerk in the Dec. 16 payroll checks will be out Dec. 28 and being a student program coordi- dent development, understand- opportunity to be involved in all Payroll Office. those who worked between Dec. 17 and Dec. 30 nator or an orientation leader in ing the instructional process and areas and will receive an hono- white said students must submit a business- checks will be out on Jan. 11. the Graduate Student Orienta- getting acquainted with re- rarium for contributions. size, self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Students receiving both checks who want them tion Program will begin at the search and methodology. The orientation leader selec- Payroll Office, 322 Administration Building, be- mailed home must submit two envelopes, White tion process will begin in Feb- fore leaving for break. said. start of next semester. Students should legibly print their name and The Payroll Office will hold checks until after THE INSTRUCTIONAL ses- ruary. No student will be address on the envelope and write their social break for students who do not want their checks The orientation is a five-day sions for graduate assistants accepted without a recommen- security number under the flap on the back of the mailed. series of workshops and semi- offer tips on teaching tech- dation from a department chair. nars to be held Aug. 19-23,1965. niques, organizing effective lec- Graduate assistants are re- tures, testing and grading. Time SELECTIONS WILL be made quired to attend but all incoming and money management, finan- in March and at least one orga- Center offers a place for exam cramming graduate students are invited to cial assistance and leisure time nizational meeting will be participate. Between 35 and 40 pursuits are among topics dis- planned before the end of the The last week of classes may be cause to basement of Moseley Hall. orientation leaders will be se- cussed in the personal devel- school year. celebrate, but University students still need to Ruggiero said the center will be open to all lected for next summer's pro- opment portion of the program. keep their heads in the books and find quiet places students. He said coffee and tea will be available gram. A two-day training session, to study for finals. free of charge, with monitors keeping the noise The research portion provides just before the program, will According to Jamie Ruggiero, off-campus stu- level down. Marti Smock, full-time doc- students with information on the teach orientation leaders nec- dent center facility coordinator, the center will be Ruggiero said no radios will be permitted be- toral student in the Department research process and helps alle- essary skills, Tack said. About open 24 hours a day from Sunday at 5 p.m. to cause the center will be operated with the focus on of Educational Administration viate anxieties about conducting 460 incoming graduate students Thursday at 10 p.m. The center is located in the studying. and Supervision, was an orienta- graduate research. participated in the program last tion leader for two years. She Tack said there are student year. said it gave her a chance to meet coordinator openings in instruc- Famous two from North Pole to visit BGSU graduate students in other fields tional programming, research Interested students should and help incoming students get programming, personal and write a letter to Craig Vickio, Prepare your Christmas gift lists and make Union to chat with Old St. Nick and Mrs. Claus. established on campus. professional development and assistant director of the orienta- room for the reindeer because Santa and Mrs. During their visit, Santa and Mrs. Claus will social and special program- tion program, indicating inter- Claus are coming to the University Sunday. distribute treats to the children and hold a draw- She said it was motivating to ming. est in a position, their strengths The couple, who will travel all the way from the ing to give away a gift to a lucky girl and boy. watch the students grow over a and characteristics pertinent to North Pole, will visit the campus from 1 to 4 p.m. The Classified Staff Advisory Committee is year. "The applicants will be the job, and should include a in the lobby of the University Union. sponsoring the Clauses' University visit for the "It really is a lot of fun and it screened by a committee, and resume. Application materials All University faculty and staff are welcome to first time, said Martin McDole, committee mem- got me excited about doing what it's a highly selective process," should be sent to Craig Vickio, bring their children and grandchildren to the ber. I'm doing," Smock said. she said. Graduate Student Senate, Stu- The graduate orientation pro- In addition to their specific dent Services Building. \ TTTIIIIIIIIIII:
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When he said *shh' he meant it of a company that operates a ergy Department's Oak Ridge, Fernald plant before the air is Personnel from NLO, the En- uranium enrichment plant for Tenn., office which oversees the vented through a smokestack ergy Department and Ohio De- MADISON, Wis. (AP) A library visitor, apparently angered the U.S. Department of Energy Fernald plant, said that "in out into the atmosphere. The partment of Health say there is when two chatting women refused to heea his "shhh has been waited too long to report a sus- hindsight, NLO officials should plant's work space is covered no apparent health threat to charged with battery for allegedly bopping them with a book. pected leak of radioactive ura- have notified DOE officials in with a hood which takes in the area residents or the plant's 1,- John Dunn, 34, of Cross Plains, was released on a signature nium dust into the atmosphere, Oak Ridge verbally as soon as air that is filtered through the 062 employees. The heaviness of bond Wednesday after being charged in Dane County Circuit a department official says. they were aware that radiation cloth bags. the uranium dust makes it likely Court in Tuesday's altercation at the Madison Public Library. Energy Department officials monitors indicated a uranium The dust-collecting system that the dust fell on the Fernald Police said two women would apparently not heed Dunn's planned to conduct a public leak in mid-November. Davis was shut down on Dec. 7 on the plant's 1,050-acre property, NLO repeated "shhh."so he allegedly walked up to one and hit her meeting last night at Crosby did not say whether the depart- recommendation of supervisor officials said. on the head with the book. The woman then called police. Township Elementary School ment would take any action Richard Blank after four sepa- near the Fernald uranium en- against NLO. rate stack test samples indi- SAMPLING MONITORS at richment plant to discuss the cated that uranium was the outside fences of the Fernald Boy blocks out throat slash incident, the federal investiga- "I THINK we would have ez- escaping. plant's property didn't indicate tion and how the plant operates. Kcted to hear something earlier As much as 350 pounds of the contamination at those points, SAN DIEGO (AP) - A 10-year-old boy testified on videotape The Fernald plant, located 18 ui we did," Davis said. "It is radioactive dust may have es- NLO officials have said. at a murder trial yesterday that he remembers being awak- miles northwest of Cincinnati, is my understanding that this was caped, NLO and department of- NLO personnel are investigat- ened by a scream on the night of a bloody attack in which his operated by NLO Inc., an Ohio- a rather unusual occurrence." ficials have said. ing the incident along with an father, mother, sister and friend were killed. based company, under contract The uranium dust is thought to "Based on the sampling data Energy Department team which But Joshua Ryen said he has blocked out most of the other to the Energy Department. have escaped through a rupture we collected, certainly some arrived at the Fernald plant details, including having his throat slashed so badly that he Bobby Davis, chief of environ- in one of a series of cloth bags quantity was released," said Wednesday. couldn't speak until his windpipe healed. "I think happy thoughts," said Joshua, whose hour long testimony was played for jurors in the trial of Kevin Cooper, accused in the June 5,1983, slayings in Chino Hills. Joshua, who was eight when the attacks occurred, was interviewed Sunday by prosecutors and defense attorneys. ( GREETING They agreed it would be easier on the boy to videotape his k testimony rather than ask him to appear in court. \EXCHANGE Seasons Greetings ^f^kinko's CONGRATULATIONS MOST ALBUMS ONLY ALL THE DELTA ZETA GRADUATES 99 SELF SERVE Laurie Lalonde Michelle Dittro COPIES YOU 2/2* Debbie Holt Laura Vradelis 3 CAN MAKE! Great Christmas Gifts VALID ONLY WITH THIS COUPON Expires 12/31/84 I We'll Miss ^.^r^Ja^e-Jr*^ WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS GREG A. CLICK m Marty Christmas "WE-NESS" AWARDS z Much happiness and success in WE-NESS-CONCERN FOR OTHERS, m FRIENDLINESS, the "real world." Ham New ittil HELPFULNESS AND KINDNESS Good luck Graduate! 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■Sports Cap- BG icers seek revenge against Ferris State MEN'S BASKETBALL — Cincinnati tomorrow for a The men cagers will host 5:45 p.m. tipoff. The Falcons by Steve Qulnn 10 times in the last five games nior captain George Roll said round. Morehead State tomorrow return home for MAC games assistant sports editor and are last in the CCHA scoring BG head coach Jerry York is a After the tournament, BG re- night and Princeton on Tues- with Kent State Jan. 2 and with 50 eoals. key reason for much of the suc- sumes CCHA plav Jan. 4 and 5 day night at Anderson Arena. play at Ball State Jan. 5. BG The last time Bowling Green FSC head coach Dick Ber- cess. by hosting LSSC for a two-game Both games begin at 8. Over will return home to face Mi- and Ferris State met, BG lost trand said he wants to put the "Jerry deserves a lot of series. The two teams split the winter break they will com- ami on Jan. 9 before playing both games and it looked as if first half behind him and "not credit," Roll said. "He's done a first series in Sault Ste. Marie, pete in the Rochester Univer- at Ohio University. FSC was going to be a team to dwell on hard times." good Job recruiting and coach- Mich., early in the season. sity Classic on Dec. 28 and 29 look for near the top of the "WE HAVE TO think about ing. Everybody thinks this is a BG only has a day's rest after opening against Duquesne in GYMNASTICS - BG's gy- Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- starting the second half of our rebuilding year, but he doesn't the series as they will travel to the opening round. They will nastics team opens its season ciation standings. season like the first half, be- treat it like one." the Richfield Coliseum Jan. 7, face Syracuse or Detroit in against Michigan State to- Since then, BG has turned its cause we are definitely in a deep York wants to keep the recent and play a select team from the the second round. The Fal- morrow at East Lansing. 0-2 record to a 9-7 mark, good hole and we're not scoring any success in perspective. Soviet Union. cons open the Mid-American They will not have another enough for a second place tie goals," Bertrand said. "We're "We still want to get better as "It will be an outstanding Conference season on Jan. 2 meet until Jan. 12 when they with Lake Superior as the sea- looking to sweep Bowling Green a team," York said. "In this opportunity for our hockey team by hosting Kent State and host defending MAC cham- son's first half concluded last again, even though they have a league it's just as easy to go to play a team from the Soviet continues at Ball State (Jan. pions Kent State. weekend. And FSC has won only talented team that's on a roll." from second to eighth as it is to Union," York said. "We've 5), home against Miami (Jan. three of its last 14 conference The Falcons are riding a five- go from eighth to second." never played the Russians be- 9) and at Ohio University SWIMMING —Both men's Sames, lowering its mark to 5- eame winning streak, dating THE SCHEDULE does not fore, so it should be a learning (Jan. 12). and women's swim teams will 0-1. ack to the 4-3 win over CCHA get any easier for the Falcons experience, both culturally and not compete until Jan. 19, but This weekend's series will be leader Michigan State. A streak over winter break as they will athletically. We still don't know WOMEN'S BASEKTBALL — will be training in Ft. Pierce, played tonight and tomorrow that has moved them from compete on Dec. 28 and 29 in the who we play. They won't tell The women's team travels to Fla., during winter break. night at 7:30 in Big Rapids, eighth place to second. Great Lakes Invitational at Joe us." Mich. They also moved into the top Louis Arena in Detroit. They are The winter break schedule is Scoring has been the chief 10 in the WDOM Media Poll after scheduled to play MSU in the concluded with a home-and- Kroblem for the Bulldogs. They last week's sweep over the Uni- first round and either Michigan home series with UM the 11th 0(1 looks for new coach ave put the puck in the net just versity of Illinois-Chicago. Se- Tech or Michigan in the second and 12th. by The Associated Pie»i Cleve Bryant, a former Bobcats An Ohio University campus quarterback who is an assistant radio station poll shows Glen coach with the New England MEADOWV1EW COURT Mason, Ohio State's offensive Patriots, received 22 percent of 214 Napoleon Rd. / coordinator, as the overwhelm- the call-in vote. Mike Kelly, the ing favorite to become the Bob- University of Dayton's head \ 3521195 cats' football coach, although coach, got 11 percent of the W£Sr HUTCH * 352-8459 * the Mid-American Conference votes. Apartments available: institution is taking its time in for Second Semester 1011 S MWn SI Bowling QrMo OH 43402 making a selection. 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MVXII 352-9763 oO Holiday Shopping Hours HrrMooFri 10-8 MOB.- Fri. 1*4; Sat 9:3t-5:M; Sun. 1-5 W. UH, Racommmd Ot Ratail S«t. 10-5 SREDKEN JtWrLRY>TO*e Son. 1-4:30 MAIN FASHIONS &dor. Pr«crip«ion Hair Product. *a ^oV(^C^».%'c?«5W«^fefteSftg6 oWc II BG News/December 14,1984 Hard work pays dividends for Roil by Steve Qulnn line was on the ice for all five BG UIC WAS not the only school some people. assistant sports editor goals. uninterested in Roll. In fact, the At the beginning of the sea- YSEBEART, A freshman, only school interested was BG. son, one member of the media By no means is George Roll gives his captain much of the Roll said it was because of his said he had no idea Roll had as the flashiest, or smoothest, credit for the line's success. linemates on his junior B team many points as he did (101). At player on Bowling Green's "George wants us to set an in Oshawa, Ont. the current pace, Roll could hockey team. But he gets the job example," Ysebeart said. "You "I played with Smiley (ex-BG finish as high as 14th on the done. can really learn a lot from him." icer John Samanski) my first career scoring list. BG head coach Jerry York During last weekend's series Sir and Allan Butler (one of "ALL THREE years I've uses the senior captain ui more against the University of Illi- ke Superior's top scorers) in played with good players," Roll facets of the game than any nois-Chicago, Roll gave a lesson my second year. I might have said. "My job was to set up other Falcon icer. Roll can be in playing with pain. In Friday's been overshadowed by them. goals. I'm scoring more this found on penalty killing, power game, he left in the third period Jerry just saw something in me year because of my experience play and five-on-five situations. with strained tendons in his he liked." of being in the league three Roll, the onlv returning regu- wrist. But he returned for Satur- "I don't think it was me," years." lar penalty killer from last day's game and responded with York said. "I think it was the The 6-2, 185 pounder credits fears squad, has helped the two assists. other coaches' mistake. He his playing experience in alcons hold opponents to 20 "Since we were up 4-0 in the played with a lot of good players Oshawa for coming to BG. He ower play goals in 102 at- third period, I came off (Fri- and I think coaches overlooked took the advice of his brothers, dav),'rRoU said. him. Steve and Brian, to go north and 9a attributes the penalty kill- However, Saturday was a dif- "I thought he was a player gain the necessary experience to ing team's success to hard work, ferent story. "Win or lose, I who had a lot of potential," he play college hockey. "when you're a man down it wanted to be out there." said. "He was a hard-nosed 'It was tough at first," Roll makes you work that much Being a native of Blue Island. player in juniors and didn't back said. "I wasn't doing that well. harder.'' 01., a Chicago suburb, gave Roll down from anyone. I lAe that The physical part of the game As a member of the power an extra reason for wanting to combination in a player." was a big adjustment. The first play unit, Roll leads BG in play. Some of Roll's potential be- game I played, I was knocked power play goals with eight. "It got me going, playing gan to show offensively this unconscious. I was ready to This is the first year Roll has against my hometown school year. He ranks second on the pack my bags and go home." been a regular, and he has made that never recruited me," Roll team with 10 goals and 13 as- One thing is certain. Roll will George Roll BG News/Phil Masturzo the most of it so far. said. "It (not being recruited) sists, totaling 23 points. That never be a flashy player like a And when he and his line- upset me, and it gave me a little puts him IS points away from Samanski or a Butler, but he will mates, Jamie Wansbroueh and incentive." last year's season best of 38. continue to be on penalty killing, CAMPUS MANOR Paul Ysebeart, are on a five-on- In his career against the His career total of 124 lists power play and five-and-five five, they possess the Falcons' Flames, he has recorded three him at 27th in BG career scor- situations and when he leaves APARTMENTS heaviest offensive threat. In a goals and 10 assists as part of his ing. Although, it seems that the BG he will be one of Falcons' top 352-9302 recent 5-3 win over Miami, his revenge. point total has sneaked up on scorers. ••••••••••••••••a Anytime ••••••••••••••••• THURSDAY STUDENTS • Close to all your needs, classes, convenient stores, WITH VALID ID and town. aau tm WINTER SPECIAL • Furnished, 2 bedroom apartments renting now for rn 13 In. 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by Shelly Trusty edged slowly over to her, finally curl- ing up on her lap. She is one of the last true '60s flower children. When Sas was 16, she ran "What is bothering you lately?" Sas away to Haight-Ashbury with a Hell's said as she stroked his hair. Angel named "Boots." Soon af- "I don't like math. I don't like terward she was returned home by the computers. I don't want a G.I. Joe doll police when her mother listed her as a for Christinas. I don't like Gremlins - runaway. She spent the remainder of they scare me and I think they hide high school protesting the Vietnam under my bed at night ..." Sean war, dress codes and police brutality. sobbed into his mother s clean blouse. She went back to California every once in a while, but decided to stay "What did kids do on Christmas where she was, and protest on home when you were little, Mommy? What toys did you play with?" 8h0 MI thankful aha "Well, that's a good question, stm MM * fraa spirit Stto Sean," she said as she wiped a stray got a fob working for a travai tear away from her left eye. She paused for a moment and thought agant, ranted a tow-rant dis- about Christmas when she was little. trict apartment and had two "I had a favorite doll," she said. "I children, but aha hadn't hat saw it when I was a very little girl, bar aanaa of freedom — bat much smaller than you. It was the most beautiful doll in the world. It was wraaponaKnm ion or aocta made of china and satin and it had beautiful brown curls all over its aweaaaawB^— bead. I used to see it every year. That soil in Carson City, Nev. doll had everything with it; there was Now it was the '80s, and she felt her a little bed, and everything ..." She fellow rebels had lost their spirit of drifted off in thought. idealism - their wanderlust. They had landed Jobs in chemical engineering, Sean was excited, and his blue eyes computer science and law. She saw were dancing with curiosity. "Did them on the streets sometimes - they your mommy get you the doll?" he were wrinkled, tired and worried- asked. looking. She was thankful she still was Well, that doll was just too expen- a free spirit. She got a job working for sive for me," Sas said. a travel agent, rented a low-rent dis- trict apartment and had two children, "Do you know where the doll is, but she hadn't lost her sense of free- Mommy? Can we see it? Is it still in dom - her irresponsible love of socie- the store where you saw it?" Sean tal revolt. asked. Sas didn't have a husband. Sheana, Sas thought for a moment. Maybe her 8-year-old daughter was con- she wasn't too old for a doll... "Let's ceived at a party in Berkley and her go see," she said. son. 8-year-old Sean, was a result of a She packed Sheana and Sean into series of dates with married chemical the car and drove across town to an engineers, computer scientists and old, stone building. "Is this where you lawyers. She tola her children it didn't saw the doll?" Sean asked. Sas matter who their father was because nodded. she was both their mother and their Sas walked slowly up the aisle, father. Until they understood sex, that suddenly aware of the loudness of her explanation would do. high heels on the marble floor as she But Sas worried about her children. approached the display. The children They were capitalistic and shallow in were quiet and wide-eyed. her eyes. Sheana was a good kid, but "There's the doll," she whispered to she epitomized everything Sas fought Sean as she held him up to see inside against. Sheana loved dresses. She got FROAY/OMI LH the small crib. It was as beautiful as ht "A's" in school. She was she remembered - shining black r and beautiful and she loved to curls, wide blue eyes, satin... Every- blonde hair, Sheana began to scream. whined as her eyes filled with tears. thing was there. fads. Last Christmas she "Oh brother!" Sas whispered under "But she said I was stupid, and I whined and sniffled about wanting a "Is that the doll's mother?" Sheana her breath as Sheana stomped up the didn't know how to use a computer. I . pointing to a larger doll Cabbage Patch doll - everyone else stairs with tear-stained cheeks and don't want to use a stupid computer," Honed nearby. ''I've never seen a was getting one. So Sas bought her a her once-carefully-combed blonde Sean said. Barbie doll. I mother before." pony tail pulled out of the rubber "Why don't you go fix your hair "The little doll is supposed to rep- Sean was quiet, shy, strawberry honey? I'll talk to Sean." said Sas. resent a little baby named Jesus, and blonde and small for his age. He didn t . "Mommy. Sean hit me and pulled Sheana immediately straightened up, that is his mother Mary," Sas said, as talk much. Instead he waited calmly my hair," she whined. smiled and skipped off, stopping for a as his sister did the talking for him. Sean came running closely after in split second to stick her tongue out at tears came to her eyes and dropped to "Sean wants a glass of water. I will the chapel floor. order to defend himself. Sean. "Well, why don't you just buy the tie Sean's shoes for him, Mommy. "I didn't pull her hair," he said with "I'm sorry, Mommy." Sean said as doll?" Sheana asked. Sean didn't do very well on his report a distict rise in the pitch of his voice he looked down at his feet. card ..." Sheana would blabber on. "Maybe I will..." Sas answered as that told Sas he was lying. Sas led Sean into her room and sat she hugged her children, "maybe I It was two days to Christinas. The "What happened?" Sas said. down on the sofa-chair in the comer. will." season had come around again, and as "I told Sean I wanted a computer "Come here and sit on my lap," Sas Sas stood at the bathroom mirror one for Christinas and he said computers said. Shelly Trusty is a junior English morning trying to curl her straight are stupid and hit me," Sheana The boy looked frightened and major from Reno, Nv. 4t Wildwood Manor: A metro luxury public domain. For example, the Visi- honey, while beside him, an old-fash- by Lirvla rWrrian tor Center was formerly the stables. ioned cradle was filled with several Across the Ottawa River is a 40-acre baby cubs dressed in bonnets and Concealed within the Wildwood farm, which was part of the estate. A Preserve Metropark, the Stranahan plan has been presented by a citizens M Christmas trees, each manor in Toledo provides a wonderful study committee to develop this part I to fit the decor of the room, view of the winter forestland carpeted of Wildwood as a "turn of the century were placed throughout the 22 rooms with snow and inhabited by small operating demonstration farm," available for tours. Every dining table white-tailed deer, fox, squirrel and according to Weber. was set with either crystal or china birds. A wide front portico overlook- For those who admire floral beauty, and most of the fireplaces contained ing lawns and tree-covered knolls there is an elaborate formal garden beautiful arrangements of red and screens the Wildwood Manor from with red brick walls and wrought iron white poinsettias. Central Avenue in Sylvania. gazebos. As visitors leave and walk back Visitors are welcomed through the Inside Wildwood Manor, there are along the red brick path, the beauty X^ m/m ft Jf 1 ■l^r^ - M, ■I' /i "i — \±—4- • ' F»OAY/*n YouM (2)
The Stranahan Mansion in Toledo (left) houses the administrative of- fices for the park system. The en- trance foyer of the mansion (above) 3 1 4 extends to the back of the house. i m and charm of the Wildwood Manor just may beckon them back, as might the Tower Brass Quintet which will perform there on Sunday, Dec. 16. j The Wildwood Manor House is lo- cated within Wildwood Preserve Met- JJIJU ropark at 5100 W. Central Ave. in Toledo about 40 miles from Bowline Green. From Bowling Green, take 1-75 north to the Central Ave. Exit. Make a right, heading toward Toledo, and continue down Central Avenue. The Manor will be on the left. Linda Hoffman is a senior journa- > ■ * lism major from Eastiake, Ohio. double front doors, which have beauti- SO rooms, 22 of which are open to the ful leaded glass arches and matching Cc for visiting and special activ- side panels. As the doors of the manor The living room is a typical High tech Christmas open, a large foyer extends from the Georgian room with mahogany doors, entry to the back of the house. Sus- heavy brass hardware, a large mar- lanterns, heavy arches and ble fireplace and an 18th century cards blink, talk, sing spiral designs on the main brass chandelier. The remaining stair complement the teakwood floor. rooms, which were domestic quarters Completed in 1938, this stately and household management areas, CLEVELAND (AP) - Plenty of peo- duced in September 1983 with excel- manor is an academic study in an 18th have been remodeled and now are Se are willing to pay as much as $7.50 lent success," said Frank century architectural style known as occupied by the administrative staff r a computerized greeting card that Tamburello, greeting cards product Georgian Colonial. The original own- of the Metropark District. In addition can talk, play music or blink, manager for American Greetings in ers of the house, R.A. Stranahan, co- to the 50 rooms, the manor contains 17 spokesmen said Wednesday. Cleveland. "Original forecast esti- founder of Champion Spark Plug bathrooms, a gymnasium and a snoot- When a special effects card is mates were exceeded by almost 300 Corp., and his wife, lived in the man- opened, a voice, sound effect or music percent." sion from 1938 until 1968. avorite room for many visitors is begins playing or lights begin blink- In November 1974 the taxpayers of the solarium with its glassed arches, ing. The company then developed a sec- Lucas County approved a .5 mill levy slate floor and view of the woods and "We've had a lot of call for the ones ond generation of high-technology to purchase and maintain the former formal garden. The master suite con- that are lighted," said Tom Puleo, cards to incorporate blinking lights private estate as part of the Metropol- tains a pink marble fireplace, the owner of Forever Yours Cards & with the music. itan Park District. The manor was most elaborate of the 16 fireplaces in Gifts. "We ran out of those first. The "With the success of its Melody empty when purchased, but furnish- the house. musicals have been around a little bit. Maker line, American Greetings be- ings nave been donated or purchased For the Christinas season, amateur but still a lot of people are fascinated gan looking in January 1984 to the with money from the manor's volun- designers embellished the rooms with by them. third generation of high-tech products teer program only. No taxpaver their own festive styles during Homes- "We keep them up by the counter. - talking greeting cards." Ross Ben- money has ever gone toward furnish- pun Holidays which took place Dec. 2- Some people jerk when they open nett, consumer products manager, ings. them. Others close them quickly and said in a company statement. Mysteriously, little is known about On the second floor a bedroom was walk away because they don't know the Stranahan family history, said Art filled with teddy bears of all sizes and Weber, Metropark public information dress. An antique train ran below a what they did." General Instrument Corp. in New manager. The Stranahans are very Christmas tree that was decorated Some companies have been devel- York was hired to develop speech private people and do not wish to with wooden and cloth bears. On a foot oping lines of greeting cards and Zithesis prototype chips to repro- share their past, he said. stool was a bear stringing popcorn products that use computer chips and ce voices and sound effects. But everything that was a private around the tree. Chef Raymond, a circuitry to make sounds. The retail price for the American part of their luxurious past has been huge stuffed bear in a baker's hat, "Our first generation of 12 musical Greetings talking card is $7.50, while transformed to accommodate the was serving bear-shaped rolls with cards, Melody Makers, was intro- some musical cards cost about $4. mmiiciaiir u. I»M
Parent survival tips for break: by Debra Hoschouer If you want to take a more practical Be 'downright sneaky' as well as honest approach, explain to You know how it goes. Finals are your parents that by going away to over and you're ready to party. You college, you've gained more indepen- go home and what do you and? Your dence and maturity; therefore, they parents have planned your entire should trust you in your decisions on Christmas break for you, and visiting how to spend your Christmas break. every relative tops the list. Getting out of your parents' plans Even though you love your family, or get laryngitis for your Christmas break is an art. If visiting third-cousin-by-marriage- you follow my suggestions, soon you twice-removed Wilbur isn't your idea carousing. will be one of the masters. So if you of a good time. What can you say? you don't have to visit him. If they don't want to spend three of your What can you do? object, bring up the fact that you've If you don't have an especially high precious hours trapped in a room with Plenty. helped around the house whenever grade point average - if in fact your GPA looks more like the decimal Wilbur, perfect these "brush off" But tread carefully. Blatant at- they've asked, so you deserve a little techniques that will enable you to do tempts at getting around doing things break. And if that doesn't work, de- equivalent of small change - develop a what you want without being dis- your parents want you to do will get velop a sudden case of laryngitis and sudden case of laryngitis and go owned - or worse. you nowhere fast. You have to he insist that the cold December air straight to bed. Insist that everyone subtle and discreet in order to be would be fatal. go without you. You need your rest. If Debra Hoschouer is a junior mag- successful. In fact, you have to be The first weekend you're home, you are convincing enough, no one will azine journalism major from Brook- downright sneaky. The first thing you you're a prime target for the have the heart to disturb you. ville, Ohio. must understand is that parents love Christmas caroling group your to show off their college-student chil- mother, father, little brother Joey, dren. Be tolerant. It's their way of little sister Suzy, second-cousin Earl, saying "my kid turned out great1' to uncle-by-marriage Vic, no-longer-
The first thing you must understand Is that parents love to show off their college-student children. Be tolerant. It's their way of saying "my kid turned out great" to all of those skeptical relatives who swore, when you were growing up, that you'd turn out to be a good-for-nothing slob.
all of those skeptical relatives who aunt-by-marriage Lavonna, and drug- swore, when you were growing up, addict-turn ed-Born-Again-Christian- that you'd turn out to be a good-for- cousin Milo belong to. Most likely, this nothing slob. is another attempt to get you together Try to stay on your parents' good with relatives you'd rather not see. side. Dont be belligerent when they Also, it is probably an attempt to ask you to do a few chores. Usually prevent you from seeing the friends your parents are so happy to see you you got into beer-drinking, rabble- that they don't ask much in the way of rousing trouble with in high school. In menial labor. So don't worry. It won't this case, it's advantageous to have a be too much of a hardship. Cooper- high grade point average to prove to ation gives you a little ammunition for your parents that you've settled down, compromise when the subject of Wil- and to convince them that just be- bur comes up. Say you'll visit the cause you don't want to go caroling relatives you genuinely want to see if doesn't mean you don't want to go FRIOAV/Oon LM While we moan, he'll be doused In Coppertone by Benlamin Morrison Daytona's popularity must be "forced" to make a pit stop on a lovely and makes a common mistake - she awarded to the area itself. One only girl's blanket. licks her lips. With the swishing of her Like many college students, I am has to experience a day on Daytona to The girl was startled and lifted up tongue, she frowns, acknowledging looking forward to Christmas break appreciate one of Mother Nature's quickly, forgetting she had untied the the water's saltiness. and spending time with my family and masterpieces. And what a master- straps of her skimpy bathing suit. The friends. The majority of the students piece it is. K" 1 shrieked and flattened herself to at the University will be heading to While lying on the hot, golden sand, blanket. The young man's face The taste of the water is the only the Cleveland or Toledo areas. I can feel the sun's warmth penetrat- turned beet-red. No one knew who was thing unpleasant about the area. If Enjoy trie snow and cold - I'm going ing my oiled skin. The heat is cutting more embarrassed. one can relax, rub suntan lotion and home to Florida. through me, forcing total relaxation. Turning my focus to the left, I see a drink beer, one can enjoy Daytona. It is true that there are a relatively I can hear voices and splashing. blonde co-ed jogging for the Just kick back, and take in the best large number of things to do around There are so many people on the ocean.The sun has bronzed her sha- Daytona has to offer - sapphire blue here, but I have something nearby beach. Everywhere I look, there is a pely body and she is ready to enjoy the water, golden white sand, and people, that few students do - the beach. gleaming, oiled body. And as Copper- Atlantic. thousands of people. My home is in Wintersprings, Flor- tone is oiling them on the outside, ice She hesitates at first because of the ida - just 35 miles from Daytona cold beer is saucing them on the water's coolness. She lifts up on her Beach. The 24-mile stretch of beach is inside. tip-toes trying to avoid that final Ill think of all you people when one of the most travelled-to beaches in Sitting up, I see people running plunge into the depths. you're snowbound and I m buried in the nation. everywhere. To my right, I see a guy As she goes under, the beauty of the the sand. Some speculate that the reason sprinting across the burning sand, water overtakes her. The water is a Daytona is so popular among Ohioians yelping with each stride. Each time he deep, sapphire blue. With the pound- because it is the closest of Florida's lands and his foot is swallowed by the ing of each wave comes a cool, unstir- Ben Marrison is a senior news/edi- major beaches. Although this claim is sand, his face cringes. He didn't make ringmist. torial journalism major from Winter- geographically correct, the credit of it back to his blanket, and was She lifts her head out of the water springs, Florida. FrMay. i«. n
FWOAY/Jtai YoWl (2) The front yard of the Lord residence displays several cartoon characters like these. From left to right are The Gingerbread Man. Piglet, Mickey and Minnie Mouse and Tigger the Tiger. Decor grows yearly at the House of Lords by Marcella Grande "We keep adding characters every look through our coloring books and "it's still in the basement," Mrs. Lord year," said Eileen Lord, mother of the blow up the figures," Sandy said. said. And now that the family is grow- As cars approach the 900 block of 10 Lord children who designed their 'It takes us a weekend to do. Every- ing, many of the 16 grandchildren Conneaut Avenue, traffic becomes first Christmas lawn ornament of a body helps out," Mrs. Lord said. continue the custom. bumper to bumper. Motorists sud- large Santa Glaus 20 years ago. Although the Lords haven't won any The attraction of the Lords' display denly are distracted by a front yard Every year, the ground in front of awards for the decorations, (Bowling is extended to the neighboring Van filled with familiar cartoon charac- the house gets more holes, as Dr. Lord Green doesn't have decorating con- Vorhis residence at 936 Conneaut. A ters celebrating Christmas. can attest. tests), they did win a prize when they boom truck is need to decorate the Plywood figures of the Grinch, Sandy Lord, a senior drama major lived in Fostoria several years ago. giant front-yard evergreens which Cindy Lou Who and Max gather in a at the University, is further convinc- This year, the newest addition is a complement the house outlined in red cluster to sing Christmas carols. Be- ing as she disguises herself as Santa rocking horse and jack-in-the-box, but hind them are the clan from "The Cla us and runs out to the children who Nutcracker." In various clusters stop by to see the display. around the yard are other plywood "Then Sandy disappears in the pine Learning the slopes? Beware, characters such as Winnie the Pooh, trees in the backyard," Mrs. Lord Piglet, Tigger and Eeh Ohr along with said. Walt Disney's Mickey and Minnie and The Lord children sketch the char- Ski with caution and care the Peanuts characters. acters on cardboard and transform Inside the house of the "celebrity them on plywood, do the painting and by Undo Hoffman was forced to take a do-it-yourself CI" at 920 Conneaut live Dr. and then cut them out. crash course in skiing. On my first run . William Lord and their family. "When we were little, we would Over break - if we get snow -seve- alone I took out a man practicing ski ral people will learn to ski. ballet, a little girl and a ski patrolman WARNING: The first time is more retrieving a lost ski. of an agonizing confrontation with the On top of all this, I had never slopes than an exciting sport. The cost learned how to snow plow. I went of skiing is a high price to pay for down the slope like a rocket: straight quite a lesson, as I learned. at 90mph. Seventy dollars and 70 bruises . As I was nearing the bottom of the later, I had single-handedly caused slope I realized that I didn't know how panic on a Brighton ski slope. Some to stop. Therefore, my skis took me off friends of mine had talked me into the hill I was on and up the side of spending a weekend in Brighton, another. Finally, gravity won out and Mich., to go skiing. However, there I began skiing backwards down the was one minor problem: I ha a never hill I had just skied up. Things weren't skied before. But ... I am always looking real good. But a nice man who willing to try anything once. Too bad happened to be in my path saved me the ski patrol did not agree. from the pendulum I was on by break- My first ski lesson consisted of a ing my fall. gallon of hot chocolate with pepper- I still had one minor problem, mint schnapps to calm the tremors. though. I didn't know how to get back After what seemed like lwurs, we up on my skis once I had fallen. Well, finally reached the top of the slope. I the patrolman that I had met rather was so pumped up that I eagerly took biiefly on the slope helped me up. As I my first step down the hill.As I did it was walking to the ski lift to try my dawned on me that I didn't have a clue luck again, the nice man who broke about what I was doing. However, it my fall pushed me down and told me Dr. and Mrs. William and Eileen Locd was a tad too late at this point, since I to stay there until be was safely in the was already heading down the slope. I lodge. TUNING IN —-7 Shop is ideal eastbound pitsfop
by Tracey Botdorf cut) trees for Christmas then plant there are mostly hand-made wooden them in the spring," said Ehrhardt. novelties from Tennessee such as With finals running until Dec. 21, Fresh pinebranches can be decorated fireplace screens and miniature most students have little time to "while you wait," or supplies are wooden sleighs. A rainbow of ribbons Christmas shop. But those who must available for those who want to deco- makes up 300 different styles of cus- travel to the East for break will run rate their own. tom-made bows and gift wrap ties. into Strickfaden's, Ohio's largest "One of the hottest items right now year-round Christmas and craft shop are the hand-made giant candy Strickfaden's has an electrical room at 318 Bell Ave. in Sandusky. canes," said Ehrhardt, referring to that looks as though it is filled with sparkling diamonds. The room high- lights the newest advancements in Christmas decoration technology. "One of the newer items are the tube lights," Ehrhardt said, referring to many different colors of light that give the illusion of "following" each other in a strip of clear tubing. The tube lights are adjacent lights con- tained in a tube and resemble disco lights in that they follow each other as they blink on and off. In the electrical room is also an extravaganza of decorated Christmas trees, each with its own motif. "Kid's Stuff," is decorated with miniature drums and teddy bears. The "West- ern" tree is garnished with rope that complements the tiny, dangling cow- boy boots and rocking horses. Other motifs for Christmas trees include "Walt Disney," "Victorian-style," "Clowns" and "Ted E. Bears." The Ted E. Bears hang on the Ted E. Bear "AD American" tree, swirled in red, white and blue ribbons was the center tree in the room with various tree for the July 4 and Election Day exhib- motifs. The Christmas tree lighting display room at Strickfaden's twinkles with bright rays its. as customers browse among the merchandise. But the tree that stole the spotlight was the "Old World," a musical tree or Spain. The baby dolls look so au- that spins and sparkles while playing thentic that they resemble human Today, the shop is a family-owned and the candy which comes in such flavors "Jingle Bells." As it rotates. It casts children. operated business under founder Jo- as peanut butter, rootbeer, pepper- rays of Jewels with its 910 lights, 278 seph Strickfaden. Through the years, mint, and strawberry daiquiri. German glass ornaments and 80 can- Most of Strickfaden's ornaments the shop has grown quite large. "The most popular is pina colada," dles. and novelties come from the Inge- "We occupy 35,000 square feet," she said. Stuck on what to buy Dad for Glas company, otherwise known as said Dona Ehrhardt, Strickfaden's No Chistmas shop is complete with- Christmas? He is probably growing "Santa's Choice." The company of daughter, who mentioned the store's out mechanical displays such as a tired of Old Spice. But he might ex- glassblowers is from East Germany spacious quarters. talking Santa Claus from Germany press interest in a nutcracker bar and it specializes in iridescent bal- When it opened in 1945, Strickfa- that's been with the company for stool crafted by German artists Chris- loon-like ornaments and mouth- den's was a nursery. The nursery three years. His accomplice is a Santa tian Ulbricht or Steinbach, for 1475. blown, hand-painted ornaments. department of the store still remains that blows bubbles. The most spectac- The seat of the stool is the cap of the Other ornaments come from Austria, as customers can choose their own ular part of the display is the East nutcracker while the underseat is the Italy, England and Russia. freshly cut or artificial Christmas Germany-based LGB Compnay's face and the legs compose the body of Strickfaden's is open through trees ranging from 1 to 12 feet in train that choo-choos on four different the nutcracher. Christmas Eve, Monday through Sat- levels of tracks. Little girls would be enchanted with urday. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday y people like to purchase (un- In the country corner of the store. life-like dolls sculptured in Germany from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. No silly love songs for techno-pop band
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Fixx, a British foursome that is carving out a Woods, an outspoken fellow who looks like a blond Tom Cruise, doesn't give reputation as a thinking man's techno-pop band, takes its lyrically complex MTV entire credit for the band's U.S. success. music seriously. "I don't see music as being disposable, which is what it seems to be "The people who are responsible for us making it anywhere are us," he said, becoming," says drummer Adam Woods. "I know if I buy an album, it basking with keyboards player Rupert Greenall in the fall sunshine outside the becomes part of my life. People that like us, I don't want them to think in two Hollywood hilltop.home of the group's UJ3. manager. "MTV were just week's time, ah, it's trash. I want it to have meaning." instrumental. They were just doing the right thing, which is their job." And so there have been no silly love songs for The Fixx. Instead, lyricist and But even Woods admits the extensive exposure on the popular rock video lead singer Cy Cumin has dealt with such weighty matters as war and cable service did lay the foundation for a small but well-received U.S. visit in alienation in three albums' worth of songs couched in sparse, rhythmic but late 1982, at a time when the band's record label, MCA, barely seemed to know highly textured settings: "Red Skies," "Stand or Fall/' "Saved by Zero," the group existed. The record company has since had a complete management "One Thing Leads to Another" and, most recently, "Are We Ourselves?" At the time the band had lust taken off in England after several years of Paced by the latter tune, the band's latest LP, "Phantoms," has had little struggle there. Woods and Cumin, then a high-school student in a London suburb, formed the group in the mid-1970s when Woods was attending drama school with Cumin's older sister, who is now Woods' ex-wife. Greenall, a Fixx's producer, Rupert Hine. former art student, and guitarist Jamie West-Cram, the only band member Theo-fledgling MTV - Music Television - took a liking to the anti-war song's with any formal music training, joined up by the end of the decade. clip, which was banned in Britain because it showed a horse collapsing on a Finally, in 1981, the band caught Hine's attention with a single they recorded battlefield. themselves. rrMiv/MewMtr i«. IIM Murphy joins forces with the law in 'Cop' by Chris Fcxan oblivion, you really have to ask your- inhold as a bumbling detective and self if there are really that many Lisa Eilbacher as Foley's chic child- Making a movie designed to show straight men on Wilshire Boulevard? hood friend. off the hottest talent in Tinseltown is The tragedy is that the cast list of The guilty finger points to director kind of like betting your whole pay- "Beverly Hills Cop" is peppered with Martin Brest, scriptwriter Dan Petrie check the Cleveland Indians to win the fine supporting talent. For one, Cox Jr. In attempting to keep the dynamic Pennant. There's always a chance has developed into one of the most in- Murphy in the limelight, they succeed they can pull it off, but only if the team demand actors in Hollywood. Here, only in blocking out much of the glow falls into a miraculous lucky streak. he's reduced to a cardboard cutout. that could and should be there. "Beverly Hills Cop." the new police Several other potentially useful sup- comedy starring Eddie Murphy, is porting actors are wasted in "Beverly Chris Foran is a graduate student in like that. Even with Murphy's talent, Hills Cop," particularly Judge Re- popular culture from Milwaukee. is not enough without some positive direction and a strong team effort. Murphy is Axel Foley, a Detroit cop with a penchant for maverick behav- The Charts: Billboard Magazine's Top Tens ior and a tendency to screw up. His best friend, a no-talent ex-con working for a Beverly Hills art gallery, is by The Associated Press 9."All I Need" Jack Wagner (Warner Stevte Wander (Motown) executed as soon as Foley gets to Bros.) 9."17" Chicago (Warner Bros.) Detroit. Seeking revenge, he decides HOT SINGLES 10."Valotte" Julian Lennon (Atlantic) 10."Can't Slow Down" Lionel Richie to take his vacation out West. l."Like A Virgin" Madonna (Warner TOPLP'S (Motown) True to form, Foley gets himself in Bros.) l."Purple Rain" Prince & The Revo- BLACK SINGLES hot water as soon as he gets to Beverly 2."The Wild Boys" Duran Duran (Ca- lution (Warner Bros.) 1."Operator" Midnight Star Hills. Tracking down the gallery pitol) 2."Born In The U.S.A." Bruce 2."Solid" Aihford & Simpson owner, (Steven Berkoff) a hissing Dr. 3."Out of Touch" Oaryl Hall & John Springsteen (Columbia) 3."Show Me" Glenn Jones No-ish type, the Detroit cop is con- Oates (RCA) 3."Like A Virgin" Madonna (Warner 4."Treat Her Like A Lady" The vinced he has his man. His only prob- 4."Sea of Love" Honeydrlppers Bros.) Temptations (ATCO) 4."Private Dancer" Tina Turner (Ca- 5. "Gotta Get You Home Tonight" lem is locale: It seems thai the Eugene Wilde Beverly Hills police force, (under the 5."Cool It Now" New Edition (MCA) pitol) guidance of Lt. Bogomill, (Ronny 6."We Belong" Pat Benatar (Chrysa- 5."Arena" Duran Duran (Capitol) 6. "Friends-Five Minutes Of Funk" Cox) goes by the book. lis) 6."Big Bam Boom" Daryl Hall & John Whodhu You'd expect Murphy to be funny in 7."I /ell For You" Chaka Khan Oates (RCA) 7."Tears" The Force MD's a situation like this. He is. But, unlike (Warner Bros.) 7."Volume One" Honeydrippers (At- 8. "I Feel For You" Chaka Khan "48-Hours," he's the only one. After a 8."No More Lonely Nights" Paul Mc- lantic) 9."Cool It Now" New Edition few of Murphy's best lines drop into Cartney (Columbia) 8."The Woman In Red Soundtrack" 10."Contagious" The Whispers Adams' album is reckless success by Greg Corner Van Halen, but he proves the axiom that states, "less is more." What he lacks in quickness he makes up for in feel and phrasing. Scott invents some very Every once in a solar eclipse, music listeners are treated to an album that melodic guitar lines. seems to have very little wrong with it. It Just so happens that Bryan Adams' To complement Scott's guitar is Adams' voice, which is tailor-made for his new LP Reckless is such an album. With this, his fourth record, Adams firmly own lyrics. With that raspy, slightly strained quality, Adams turns in a superb establishes himself as one of today's premier songwriters and an above vocal performance. His Run to You," video Is a prime example of the quality average musician. of the album. Bob Clearmountain once again returns to the helm in charge of production Overall, Reckless is a fine effort for Bryan Adams and is highly recom- duties. He does a brilliant job of capturing and displaying the best that Bryan mended. His style will surely keep him on the leading edge of the music Adams has to offer. industry for many years to come. If one word had to be chosen to characterize Reckless, it would have to be Reckless will please many different types of listeners and on a scale from "energetic." Right from the start this album takes off with a raw, powerful one to five, it rates a four and a half. energy that commands until the last note of the last song. Using gutsy, razor-like chord progressions and changes, Adams rocks on Greg Corner is a junior Radio-Television-Film major from Brunswick, Ohio. Reckless in a style that lies somewhere between pop and a hint of heavy metal. Perhaps Adams' best attribute is his songwnting ability. With the help of percussionist Jim Vallance, the two come up with songs people can identify easily with. Combine these meaningful lyrics with catchy rhythms and the result is an attention-catcher LP. Adams' genuine asset is his ability to "move" a listener through many different emotional moods throughout his songs. He effectively writes of love, broken love, sadness, optimism and just having a good time. On Reckless, there is a variety of musical styles. There are all-out rocker songs such as "Somebody" and "Kids Wanna Rock." There is fine slow material found in "Heaven." Adams even does a duet with Tina Turner on "It's only Love" on which he offers advice to those of us who have broken up with a girlfriend or boyfriend. When your heart has been broken, Hard words have been spoken; It ain't easy, but it's only love. And If your life ain't worth livin' and you 're ready to give in: Just remember that it's only love And that's all. Another beat-buster tune is "She's only Happy when she's Dancin." The song makes the listener want to do just that - dance! This song strongly influences the band's tight, clean style as indicated by the emotional "up" that the album radiates. From listening to the record, it is evident that Bryan Adams and company had a great time producing their masterpiece. The stand-out talent is guitarist Keith Scott who provides some hot rhythm and lead work. He isn't as exceptionally fast on the fret-board as. say, an Eddie till
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