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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Editorial Get married? Get Plaza opts for "Oliver*' provides serious professional touch summertime page 2 page 3 entertainment page 5 THE BG NEWS Vol.69 Issue 130 Bowling Green, Ohio Wednesday, July 15,1987 Sales tax raised Commissioners vote .5 percent hike
The tax isn't assessed unless thought to be a fairer tax than By Ron Fritz goods ere purchased, according say, a real estate tax," Sibber- staff reporter to Stevens. sen said. "The sales tax isn't "The more money people exactly an involuntary tax be- make, the more they spend," cause is it levied on items that Wood County Commis- Stevens said. "Everybody has you purchase. It's not assessed sioners voted last week to in- to pay this tax on the goods like a real estate tax. crease the county sales tax they buy. People who aren't "Since many Wood County from .5 to 1 percent. buying aren't paying." residents do their shopping in The tax, to be levied on goods The increase is needed to Lucas County, they are already purchased, will be 6 cents on combat increased costs and to paying the 1 percent sales tax." every $1 spent. It previously make capital improvements, The additional .5 percent is was 5-1 !2 cents on every $1, according to Mike Sibbersen, expected to raise $2 million for said Leonard Stevens, county an administrative assistant in Wood County. commissioner. the Wood County Auditor's of- Stevens said the 1 percent Stevens said the .5 percent fice. sales tax will probably go into hike is a fair one and it com- Sibbersen said most con- effect the first of the year. pares to the sales tax that sumers won't notice any abrupt "We still have to have hear- Lucas and Hancock Counties change on their bills. ings on" the matter," Stevens have been levying for years. "Normally, a sales tax is said. Hearing views mixed Amid the controversy sur- ing and we talk about it every trial although I don't know if rounding this week's televised day in class," Weekly said. he's guilty or not. This scandal Iran/contra hearings, Universi- "I have watched some of it is greater than Watergate and ty students have a mixed bag of but not that much. I can't see it North should be one of the de- opinions about the broadcasts every day because of classes. fendants of the trial ."Landry and Oliver North. Maybe it's that way with some said. Karyn Olsen, freshman ele- of the students," he said. mentary education major, and Landry said he was shocked Charlene Palmer, freshman by how many people support special education major, feel North and said he doesn't agree students aren't watching the with what North did. Ever have broadcasts end the bombard- ment by all three networks is "People aren't making a dis- one of too much. tinction between his North's "One channel is fine, not all personality and his actions. I those days? of them," said Palmer. "I don't don't support him at all. He think students are watching broke the law, obstructed jus- them - some people don't even tice, violated Congress and the No, your eyes are not have TV's." balance of powers," Landry playing tricks on you. However, Dave Landry, data said. Today's BG News looks specialist, feels that many peo- Weekly said people support a bit different due to the ple are watching the broad- North now because of the breakdown of our com- casts. image he is presenting to the puterized typesetting "It's hard not to watch them. American people. equipment. Rest assured, I think it's great to see the "After hearing what North the coverage you've come BG News/Dave Klelmeyer goverment uncover a scandal has said, people have changed to expect from us is borne Clearing the way like this," he said. their minds. He projects within -- it just looks a Floyd Bucher and Sons employee J.M. Branch cuts away part of a Williams Hall window frame to Bob Weekly, junior music patriotism, an American role little funny. make it easier to throw rubbish into a dump truck parked below. The $2.6 million renovation of the merchandising major, agrees. model. I think the people like building Is expected to be completed by the end of 1988 (see story page 4). "I think a lot of people are that," he said. watching it; I hear people talk- "I think North should go to Summer tans take toll on sun lovers But as the saying goes, looks the sunburn the same way violet rays and the use of sun- ple should be extra careful ning booths. She said tanning By LeWonnle Belcher can be deceiving and in this you would treat any other screens with a Sun Protection about using sunscreens be- booths can be dangerous for staff reporter case they are because a tan is burn." Factor SPF , compatible with cause of their high-sensitivity various reasons. actually the skin's response to an individual's skin. to the sun's ultra-violet rays. "The booths aren't licensed Although a nice, dark suntan and its attempt to provide Navin said there is a high She said people with fair skin and there are no controls -- no may make you look healthy, protection from damage caused correlation between tanning The bottles of sunscreens are are more likely to burn than one checks them and they chances are you are doing more by the ultra-violet rays from and skin cancer. She said there usually labeled with SPF's their darker skinned counter- aren't subject to inspections," damage to your skin than good, the sun. is also a preponderance of can- ranging from two to 15. They parts. Navin said. according to some health ex- When the skin is overex- cer among people who live in indicate how long a person can perts. posed to sunlight, a sunburn states where there is sun 12 stay in the sun before getting a Blacks should also use a sun- Navin said that people really A suntan is produced when may result, according to months a year as opposed to sunburn. For instance, if a per- screen even though they are do not know what they are get- pigment cells in the top layer of Joanne Navin, Clinic Coor- places where there is sun three son can stay out in the sun for less likely to get sunburns due ting into when they go to a tan- the skin known as the epider- dinator of the Student Health to four months out of the year. 30 minutes without burning, to the amount of melanin in ning booth. She said there have mis are exposed to the sun. Center. Navin said the best way for they will be able to stay out for their skin which provides more been cases where students This produces an overabun- "A sunburn is the burn of the people to avoid skin cancer is 180 minutes without burning if protection from the sun's rays. have come to the Health Center dance of melanin, or pigment. tissue in the skin caused by by protecting their skin. She they use a sunscreen with an Navin also warns against with burns and eye damage as The more melanin produced, overexposure to the sun," Na- advises sun-lovers to avoid SPF of six. overexposure to the so called a result of prolonged exposure the darker the skin becomes. vin said. "You have to treat it overexposure to the sun's ultra- Navin said fair-skinned peo- "healthy rays" offered by tan- to tanning booth rays. Pond nominated for council seat Four join athletic staff While the University's sports teams She did her undergraduate work at from Kevin Cleary, who has become a are taking the summer off, the athletic Southwestern Missouri State University sales representative at WWWE, an AM By Joseph G. Colgan department has taken the time to fill its and received her master's from the Uni- radio station in Cleveland. reporter staff, which was depleted by four spring versity of Northern Colorado in 1973. He received his master's from the Uni- resignations. Kavanagh has a lot of experience re- versity in 1983. placing Kevin McHugh, who left to be- Farina, who has served as sports in- Donald Pond, a junior ac- Joining the athletic department are Mary Ellen Cloninger, Associate Athletic come athletic director at Trenton State formation director at Lake Superior counting major, believes that University, in New Jersey. Kavanagh re- State University in Sault Ste. Marie, student concerns and city Director; Ken Kavanagh, Assistant Ath- letic Director; Brad Browning, Director of placed McHugh at Yale when McHugh Mich., since 1984, replaces Chris Shark priorities can mesh if everyone left for BG three years ago. who was promoted to SID when Steve remembere that they are Marketing and Promotions; and John Farina, Assistant Athletic Director. Shutt left for a similar position at a New neighbors. He has spent the last two years finish- Mexico University. Unlike others who might also "I'm very pleased," said University ing his MBA at Notre Dame while work- "I am excited about the opportunities believe this, Pond is backing up Athletic Director Jack Gregory, of the re- ing in the athletic department for the that working and living in the Bowling his words with action. He has cent hirings. 'They are all experienced Fighting Irish. Green community will provide," Farina received the Republican nomi- and are excellent additions to the athletic "We are very fortunate to be getting said. "This is a dynamic time in the nation for the Ward One seat of department." two people as experienced as Mary Ellen school's athletic department and I am Bowling Green City Council. Cloninger, who has 14 years of experi- and Ken,"Gregory said. "Their back- happy to be a part of it." Pond hopes that with a seat ence as an athletic administrator at the ground is going to be very important to Gregory said that he hopes he doesn't on the Council, he will be ac- University of Wyoming, replaces Carole the athletic department." have to do any hiring for a while. cessible to both students and Huston, who left to work for the humane Browning, who has worked the past "I would hope not," he said, "But we Bowling Green residents. society in Michigan. Cloninger started three years in the athletic department at never know when any positions will open Pond has previously been a effective July 1. the University of Louisville, takes over up." fraternity treasurer, end has been elected to Undergraduate Donald Pond Student Government as a Continued on Page 5 THE BG NEWS
2 July 15,1987 Editorial
Speed penalties Feminists fight "isms" by Diana Borsi and early part of this century while noted author and professor at stated this clouds the issue and Ellen F. Klosterman white women were able to fight Yale University. allows the legislature to Women and men from all for the vote, Black women had To do this black women must sidestep the demand for fund- should be stiff over the country met in late to live with lynchings and the become part of the political ing for women and children. June at the National Women's killing of their children. Econ- process while white women Studies conference in Atlanta, omically forced to be a perman- combat their own racism. Economic inequities also Will Ohioans be "speeding up" or "slowing Georgia to discuss the cross- ent part of the paid workforce. The rift between white and perpetuate racism. Schools in down?" roads of racism and sexism. Black women did not identify black women can be bridged the black neighborhoods suffer Racism appeared to be a with the feminist demands of through feminism. Black issues from lack of equipment and more concrete issue while sex- the early 1970's to work. historically have been ne- less qualified staff. This is es- Like everything else it depends on what driver ism was more difficult to iden- In addition, racism interferes glected by white feminists. In pecially disturbing since 40 you're referring to. Some motorists drive 80 mph tify due to the diverse and often with black women's participa- an effort to win partial victor- percent of the student popula- on the freeway regardless of what the speed limit conflicting roles expected of tion in the feminist movement. ies, white women push aside tion will be composed of minor- is -- until they see a state trooper and quickly de- women today. "Black women have been a black issues, Sondra O'Neale of ities by 1990, according to crease their speed, in hopes of escaping a ticket. Experts ranged from C. De- major part of the paid work- Emory University, Atlanta, GA Glenn. lores Tucker, former Pennsyl- force since post-slavery days; said. One example is the 1984 Economic inequities also sur- vania Secretary of State, to they had to make a living. This Democratic nomination. face in education due to sexism But effective today, the speed limit becomes 65 Mary Frances Berry, professor indeed affected their participa- Women were forced to choose in college entrance exams. On mph on Ohio's rural interstates. To hear the State of history and law at Howard tion in the women's move- between Jesse Jackson and a the average women score 60 Highway Patrol tell it, "enforcement begins at 66." University and Assistant Se- ment," said Cassandra Mad- white male with a white female points lower than men, but if cretary for Education in the The change in the limit will not be an excuse or den, former president of the running mate. It became a accepted into college, they have Department of Health, Edu- University Black Student choice of gender or race. a lower drop-out rate, Glenn hot-rodding drivers to stretch their cars "to the cation and Welfare. "Black Union. said. This means women are max" with a heavy foot on the accelerator. folks were clear about slavery- Politically this has meant Feminist and racial issues deprived of scholarships and they didn't want it. But women Black women are often forced also surface in questions over merit awards when they are Troopers plan to be very strict in enforcing the are not clear on women's into the position of choosing be- economics, childcare, and re- more likely to graduate. rights," Berry said. speed limit, and the state is justified in stiffening tween being black and being productive rights. "Black chil- The sex and race rift must The feminist movement women. During the civil rights dren have been latchkey chil- also be bridged by white fem- penalties for speeding violations in response to the struggles with questions of bio- movement, women spoke and dren since 1609. But now that inists working on their own ra- higher one. logy being destiny, child-care marched, but at a certain point middle-class people are exper- cism. Estelle Disch, professor and economic equity. "The they were told to stay home. iencing it, there will be dollars from the University of Massa- It will be interesting to see how the public han- E.R.A. was not passed because Madden said. and efforts to provide child- chusetts at Boston, said white dles it. of this confusion about Recently this was illustrated care", said Beverly Glenn of the people are not born racist, and women's rights," Berry said. by the misconception that the National Education Associa- racism is learned. White people She added the women's move- first black to run for presi- tion, Washington, D.C. can use role playing, discussion We could see many cars on the sides of highways ment is focused on economic dential office was Jesse Jack- Economics enter the arena and workshops to raise cons- with frustrated drivers looking into their rearview equity, fighting for chid sup- son. Actually Shirley Chisholm when financial resources are ciousness and confront racism. mirrors at the proverbial flashing lights. port and tax equity. These de- preceeded him by many years. scarce. When funds are cut, so- Another technique would be bates reflect confusion about Women and blacks were fur- called special interest groups creative drama to overcome ra- women's lives. ther divided when Jackson suffer most. Blacks and fem- cism and sexism, said Barbara It's no secret that cars can go faster than 65. These questions are com- submitted the names of six inist can be disenfranchised T. Bontempo of West Virginia Therefore, it is up to each individual to ensure that pounded when the difficulty of black women to Mondale for his and must use their political University. In addition, films the transition to the higher speed does not fulfill racism is added. "The history of running mate. He chose a power to ensure legislative and plays could be used to the predictions of the doomsayers who spoke of the black people has been slavery white woman without inter- support for their issues, Tucker expand people's awareness. said. One example of this is the highway carnage that would result from the and dehumanization, then leg- viewing any black women from "In Bowling Green State islation for inclusion, and fina- the list. recent call for work in University speak-outs, whites change. lly a struggle for enforcement," So while racism has divided exchange for welfare benefits. need to be able to participate, Berry said. white and black women, sexism However, the high unemploy- rather than just listen. White These racial inequities have has divided black women and ment rate proves there are in- people need a chance to get It kept black women from work- men. Feminism can heal these sufficient jobs for the present out and talk about it," said ing for sexual equality. In the divisions, said Bell Hooks, workforce, Berry said. She Madden. Bill expands THI6 WIUL B6 A SOVeRMMtWT ethanol use OF CHECKS AAJP BAwwces.,, by Paul Simon
One of the bright spots on the horizon for strugging farmers is finding new uses for agricul- tural poducts. A bill has been introduced The troubled farm that greatly expands our use of economy has hurt . ethanol, requiring that half of ' all gasoline in this country will rural communities • contain 10 percent ethanol by particularly hard, ' 1992. Ethanol is an alcohol fuel generally made from corn. but its tentacles At the present time, 7 per- reach far beyond. cent of all gasoline sold con- tains 10 percent ethanol. The advantages of greater ethanol use include better corn prices » for farmers even the present ^g^VKQg^ use of ethanol has raised the I price of corn about 11 cents a bushel , cleaner air for our ci- annual market for 300 million ties, less dependence on Middle pounds of soybean oil. Eastern oil, and billions of dol- The ink has the additional lars saved in the federal budget advantage of being envir- because of lowered subsidy onmentally safe, an important payments. factor since waste ink from the Corn syrup is rapidly replac- ordinary printing process can ing sugar in many foods and we be toxic. will soon have a biodegradable Increased demand for farm plastic made from corn. Tests products, coupled with better are being run on a corn-based management of production, road de-icer that will reduce will strengthen market prices ; winter salt damage to roads and help lower the cost of cur- Vows create "prophecy" and cars. rent federal farm programs. Now there are reports of a The troubled farm economy ; new use for soybeans that has has hurt rural communities - particular appeal to me as a particularly hard, but its ten- Let me now introduce the ative ease with which our Maybe, Terri, you had tha, journalist and former news- tacles reach far beyond. Agri- by Mike Doherty term "self-fulfilling prophecy." courts allow a couple to renege right idea in ignoring those paper editor. Soybean oil is be- cultural research that leads to These same polltakers are on "lifelong" vows, are we con- headlines; just make sure thai I ing used to make printing ink. new technologies and products I recently received a letter also busy informing us that our doning it your kids don't pay any atten- ^The new ink recently made its will help more than just the from an old high school friend, youth are adversely affected by When I was taking Psychol- tion to them either. And good '■ debut in Illinois with the farm economy. Terri, who informed me that the inordinate amount of sex ogy 307 human sexuality in luck. : Soybean Ceckoff Reporter, a bi- America's economic strength since we last spoke she has and violence on prime-time the summer of 1985, our monthly mailed to 81,000 Illin- has been aided immensely by been engaged and is now actu- television. professor told the story of a ois soybean farmers. The scientific and technological ally "married". There is some evidence, married couple he was counsel- Respond 'newspaper is printed in Ran- breakthroughs. Other econo- Entering her seventh week of social scientists say, that allow- ing. toul. mies have traditionally copied nuptial bliss, she wrote with ing youngsters to watch cri- Several other newspapers our technology. American ing- enthusiasm, "Married life is minal acts on the national The young wife, pushing for 'The BG News" editorial page ' are testing the soybean oil ink. enuity, with the help of our great " media is a subtle way of con- a divorce, sighed in frustration, is your campus forum. Soybean officials estimate the farmers, can help keep that This outburst of joy caused doning that behavior. "Look, we tried out best for six The editorial page regularly' new use provides a potential lead. me to wonder - doesn't she take We are, in essence, teaching months. It's just not going to features columnists who write time out from her schedule at our kids that depraved activity work out." on a variety of topics, from se- Kent State to read the news- is the norm, and in teaching Six "months" That's barely rious political issues to THE BG NEWS papers them this we come closer to the time to learn your spouse's humorous anecdotes and cyni- It's difficult to pick up any time when it will actually be middle name, much less decide cisms. Editor Mttel Stewart III Copy Editor Uea Lammorf news publication, or to tune in true. the relationship is hopeless. Letters to the editor should Managing EdSor Kay Foner CopyEdaor Debt* flooera any news broadcast, without be a maximum of 200-300. AMI Mm Ed Dave Klelmeyer Production M*e at Sadly, the next generation of being bombarded by headlines The condonation hastens the Americans - our little brothers words in length and should be Editorial Editor Kenneth D Hale typewritten, double-spaced, Uaeelylee EdSorOlaneWondeny .DM Sanpeon of marital strife and infidelity. occurrence. Hence, "self- and sisters, and very soon, our Copy Editor Carol Karbowa* Gary Hart had presidential fulfilling prophecy." children • is seeing that it's ea- and signed. Address or OCMB The BO Newa a pubttnod daty Tueedey through Friday during lha acadamlc yaar and aspirations destroyed by tales Yet, the headlines are also sier to run from marital prob- number, and telephone num- weekly during lha summer aaaakxi by ma Board ol student PuMcaaona ol Bowing Omen of past and present affairs. The teaching this country's youth lems than to try to work - that's ber, must be included. Stale Untverelty Jim and Tammy saga has been that marriages are generally right, "work" - them out. Columns may be longer] OpHone expreeeed by cotumrtete do not neceeearty retlecl the opMona ol lha BO beaten into the ground by not successful, that we should Another good friend is get- although a length of 600-700 Mam everyone from Ted Koppel to not expect them to be. If it ting married Saturday. I have words is preferred. These Tha BO News and Bowing Green State UmverWy are equal opportunity employed and Connie Chung. Johnny Carson doesn't work, just quit. every confidence that the only should also be typewritten and do not dteulrmnale m hemp practices continues to tell alimony jokes, Forget the "sickness and bad marriage-related headline doubled-spaced. University The BO Newa w*. not accept advertising that ■ deemed dhcrlrneieeory. degrading or students writing columns must hetaSng on the baaat ol race, eex or national origin while sneaking off to marry for times" part of your vows. When which will concern him and his copyright teas by the BO Newa al rtghta reeerved the "fourth" time. the "health and good times" wife-to-be is the one that will provide class rank, major ana For years, largely coinciding run out, it's okay if you "run appear in 2037 saying "Jim and hometown. l Office Editorial Office with the "sexual revolution," out" as well. Karen Woodward celebrate Please address all submis. 214 West Hal Ph (419) 372 2601 210 Waal Hal Ml: (SIR) 372-2603 polltakers have been telling us We should not, of course, ig- 50th wedding anniversary." sions to: Bowing Green State University that The Great American Mar- nore the broken home and the And that's the way it should Bowing Green Onto 43403 0270 riage has just about an even single parent, as they become be; the media will not deter- Editorial Editor Summer Houre: 7:30 am. to 6 pm Monday Swough Thuraday chance of surviving until The BG News ; 730am lo 11:30am Friday more common in our culture. mine the outcome of their mar- "death do us part." But by publicizing the compar- riage - "they" will. 210 West Hall I THE BG NEWS H □ Campus □ City Local July IS, 1967 3 Plaza gets new look
By Lynda Sanlno stores within the next six be the place for our back office staff reporter months," Moore said. operations such as bookkeep- Moore explained that ing, loan processing and stu- Renovation of the Stadium GreenWood Centre will func- dent lending," Greene said. View Plaza, which began early tion as a professional plaza as Moore said that renovation is this summer, will include giv- opposed to a mostly retail area. also taking place on the former ing the ehopping center a more "We're renovating the space Stadium Cinemas to accom- professional array of shops and formerly used as a supermar- modate office space for future changing the name to Green- ket Great Scot for the Opera- businesses. Wood Centre. tion Center for State Home Radio Shack is one of the According to part-owner Savings," Moore said. stores that moved from the Hugh Moore, Westmoore In- Theodore Greene, president plaza to the Woodland Mall vestors of Toledo purchased the of State Home Savings, said this summer. plaza in January and the first that a small branch of the bank "The new plaza will have phase of construction will be will open in the GreenWood more of a professional focus," finished in August. Centre and that they will also Michael Asenti, manager "Once the facelifting is com- use the space for their corpor- trainee at Radio Shack, said. BG News/Dave Kldmeyer plete, we'll be adding 16,000 ate headquarters. "The mall provides a better Construction on the Greenwood Centre, formerly Stadium View I'laza. is expected to be completed by square feet of offices and retail "The Operation Center will flow of customer traffic." the end of August.
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"A lot of people are going York and San Francisco," Ka- liams Hall and building a park- By Les Smith By Steve Honlnglord staff, he said. to die of AIDS, but many of plan said, "but cases among staff reporter ing lot next to Hanna Hall. reporter According to Kathleen Hart, those deaths are preventable." heterosexuals are increasing." According to Engler, "We are director of general studies in He added that teaching Current construction at the making renovations of the AIDS will be the topic of the writing, nearly 90 percent of about the transmission and Materials for the English University is right on schedule, interior and office spaces of English 110 and 111 profi- the freshmen can be reached consequences of AIDS will help program have been provided by according to Roland Engler, Williams Hall in an attempt to ciency exams held in the fall through the English classes. students make wise decisions the American Red Cross and university architect. upgrade the whole facility." and spring semesters. Using AIDS as the topic of the about their own behavior and Planned Parenthood. The Business Administra- The $2.6 million project, which The decision to use AIDS as proficiency exam will let the prevent panic if a case arises. tion building was constructed began in June, includes the in- the exam topic was first pre- students learn about the According to current statis- The Student Health Services in 1972. Since then, more space stallation of an elevator, air sented by Dr. Joshua Kaplan, disease through their research tics, Kaplan estimates that by staff has been providing stu- has been required for new pro- conditioning and improvement director of Student Health Ser- and class discussions, she said. the time this freshman class dents with information on sex- grams and more students in the electrical and plumbing vices. He said although no "Rather than just passing has its 10 year reunion, 10 per- ually transmitted diseases taking business classes, Engler systems. The building was con- cases of AIDS have been repor- out pamphlets and hoping stu- cent will have died from AIDS through class lectures and call- said. As a result, an addition structed in 1915 and renova- ted on campus, the only dents read them, the three and 99 percent will have con- in programs on the Uni- was planned. tion is expected to be completed weapon against the spread of weeks of exam preparation will tracted the disease through versity's closed circuit telev- "The addition will allow the in December 1988. the disease is education. enable students to understand sexual contact. ision system. School of Business to consoli- The new parking lot is expec- English classes were tar- fully and completely what the The National Center for date all departments in one ted to be finished much sooner geted for AIDS education be- disease is about," Hart said. Disease Control predicts that Kaplan said he learned about. building and give needed class- than that. The work was star- cause of the large number of Kaplan said that AIDS edu- by 1991, when this freshman AIDS education programs at room space." ted on May 11 at a cost of students that could be contac- cation is important and neces- class graduates, there will be other universities at the Ohio Construction on the BA $350,000. According to Engler, 300,000 cases of AIDS and College Health Association building began in April and is the lot is substantially done, 179,000 deaths. Of this number meeting held in March. Ohio "three to four weeks ahead of but there are still some details of cases, 23,000 will be heter- State University has been schedule," Engler said. The to be completed. "They con- osexuals. reaching students in this way work is expected to be com- struction workers still have "Most people think that for several years, he said, and pleted next July and will cost some landscaping to do and the Entire Stock AIDS is just a disease of ho- provided the model for the $3.65 million. sealer has to dry, but we will mosexuals and is only in New University's program. Other University construc- meet our schedule to open in early August,"Engler said. Spring/Summer Sportswear 1 tion includes renovating Wil- Dresses - Accessories I \ HAIR REPAIR I R P€PSI I I ESI I Not "up to" HAIRCUT PERM I I price SPECIAL SPECIAL I 50 I but I Any 10" one item I or $6 $25 I pizza + fl 12oz. can of pop I Now less €x. Items .50 eoch All no on I ChicoooChicago Stylebtyie extra I 1/2 Ffl€€ D€UV€RV shampoo short I .^S. expires 8-15-871 352-5166 (regular 10) hair I i- One Coupon Per Order I \OPC-N 4 p.m. "IZXCT JOJ M nw * j I ■ Voted Best Pizza in B.G. 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Another thing I noticed was copy editor Moranis, is a talking helmet The Bowling Green Summer chairman of the theater de- cause they added some color with legs. When Helmet's face- Musical Theater production of partment at the University. and brightness to the Public some roaming around back- plate is down and the wheezing "Oliver" brought some new Kepke, who played the part of House pub in the second act. stage during scenes. If the per- Perhaps Screwballs would be voice is heard, he's a prophet of faces and talented people to the Fagin, handled the part Despite the great acting, son standing backstage can see a better title for the new Mel doom. When he lifts his visor stage of Kobacker Hall. There masterfully. His solo of "Pick A colorful clothing and clever set, the audience, then the au- Brooks movie set in outer for a breath of air, it reveals a were some great features about Pocket or Two" was one of the there were a couple of problems dience can see them. And I saw space. pipsqueak. Moranis, perhaps the musical, but also some better scenes of the entire mu- that bothered me about the plenty of prop people standing known best for his role as Sey- minor problems. sical. production. around waiting for the set to go "Spaceballs" is actually a more Crellborn in last year's Brilliant performances were An interchangable set was a One part of the problem was black so they could carry props spoof of George Lucas' famous hit "Little Shop of Horrors", is given by some of the actors and good choice on the part of the the singing from the entire cast off and bring other ones on. Star Wars trilogy, although superb as the keeper of the actresses in the production. set designers. It only took the of women characters. The "Oliver" hod some nice quali- there are parts of other movie Dim Side of the Schwartz. The most noted was from Will property people a few minutes voices were never loud enough ties, though; it's entertaining classics such as "The Wizard of Lone Starr, and his ever- Horbaugh, from Maumee, who between scenes to change from to make out what was being and enjoyable. Oz," the "Star Trek" movies, faithful sidekick Barf the made his debut in the role of the lower part of London where and "Planet of the Apes* evi- Mawg - half-man and half-dog Oliver. He was believeable as a the workhouse was located, to dent throughout the show. - are the heroes of the show. poor workhouse boy and pos- the richer section of the city "Spaceballs" opens with the Played respectively by Bill sessed a wonderful singing where the Brownlow house largest, longest spacecraft in Pullman of "Ruthless People", the universe, Spaceball One. and John Candy, the duo agree The ship is capable of flying at to rescue Princess Vespa so Council "ludicrous speed," and also is a they can pay the debt they owe Continued from Page 1 Transformer. to Pizza the Hutt. senator at large and to the Ad- organizations. "Interacting facjliars The tounge-in-cheek style of visory Committee on General with people and volunteering Brooks is evident in this movie "Spaceballs" could easily be- Fee Allocation for challenging position* will S&38ea*4f ^fice- ^refect' Jrrv ^fcunilu, ^uttsia, possibly more than in his oth- come a cult classic. With plenty Pond said that he gained va- always benefit a person,"Pond ers. A pure spoof, the movie is a of opportunities for audience luable experience and learned said. hard-rocking comedy that participation and plenty of a lot about the campus from his Pond said that he feels privi- COUPON COUPON CO keeps you laughing and looking laughs, "Spaceballs" could eas- various positions. He was im- leged to have received his 1 Saturday: 1 Free Coke Ol for the unexpected tiny mar- ily be Brooks'best movie - that pressed with how strong some nomination and believes that tilled Mug with One Free keting symbols such as "Space- is until he comes out with student organizations are and his involvement in university IO tails" the Toilet Paper, the "Spaceballs II - The Search for recommends that students be- activities have prepared him coupon and eat-In Ice Cream Cone I Shaving Cream, and many oth- More Money". come more involved with these for the position. Burrlto with any purchase ■si ers. 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Inside/Pickup . The licensed "Spaceballs" ' Only Ol merchandise is all in the hands American Heart . PagUal'i EipnsS'24/87 ' PagHal's Expires 0^« 87 ^1 of Yogurt, played by Brooks. Hurry While They Last! The gold-skinned, pointy-eared «>Association BREAD STICKS • PASTA • diminuitive wizard literally 945 South Main brought Brooks to his knees. If Preferred Properties Co. WE'RE FIGHTING FOR \OUR LIFE playing the part in a continual 835 High St.-Rentat Office 352-9378 crouch wasn't bad enough, a painful allergy to Yogurt's gol- den make up made it necessary to film the role completely out Back to the '50's of sequence. Fall 1987 Availability: The other part Brooks 707 Sixth St. 818 Seventh St. portrays. President Skroob of Efficiency 192'A S Main (utll. paid by landlord) SIDEWALK SALE the Planet Spaceball, is the perfect politician. 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It is funny to budget TV mini-series "The By La* Htrtsfald athan Frid and werewolf In this small town, wolves produced on a very tight bud- watch actors blow their lines Winds of War". reporter Chris Jennings Don Briscoe howl and storms break out get and schedule, scenes were and cameramen miss their Various actors have gone on should be willing to lose sleep about every five minutes. re-shot only when absoulutely cues. to movies and regular TV ser- What do you call a soap on occasion to catch the show. Though there is always some- necssary, often resulting in These goof-ups create a sense ies. Jerry Lacy, the infamous opera set in an imaginary town It just depends on your state of thing weird or evil happening, forgotten or botched lines, out- of live theatre or live television. Rev. Trask, played Humphrey in Maine, featuring vampires, "Dark Shadows" dependency. no one seems to know what is of-focus shots, faulty sets, and But the show is also fun as well Bogart in Woody Allen's "Play mad doctors, artificially "Dark Shadows"has a num- going on outside of a few key even actors walking into or as funny, and sometimes the it Again, Sam". Jonathan Frid created humans, time travel, ber of people hooked. There are characters, including Barnabas tripping over props. acting and art direction are ac- returned to stage acting. witches, and assorted ghosts conventions devoted to the and his partner in crime, Dr. The show's pace varies from tully good, as in a recent ep- If you find yourself unable to "Dark Shadows" of course, the show called Shadowcons and Julia Hoffman Grayson Hall . painfully slow to super-fast, so isode in which two children ex- sleep some weeknight or just supernatural daytime soap published episode guides. Jon- The woods outside of the it is possible to miss a week and plore an abandoned area of the feel like staying up from 11:00 opera which aired from 1966 to athan Frid, the Canadian stage mansion are always busy with find yourself completely lost mansion. to 11:30, tune in to "Dark 1971. actor who played Barnabas the vampire, werewolf, and ghost and into a new plot. Why do so An older episode had vam- Shadows." If you saw the series vampire, has had a steady fol- traffic, and inside of the Old many fans swear by a show like pire Barnabas become 200 during its first run, it can bring "Dark Shadows"is presently lowing since entering the show House, where Barnabas lives, this years old, courtesy of the vet- back a lot of memories, and if being shown on Toledo's in 1967 and saving it from poor seances and bizarre scientific Actually, the often tacky eran make-up artist Dick you're new to the program, try WGTE-TV 30. The bad news is ratings. experiments go on in the base- productions values, the fre- Smith. to catch it if only to experience that it is on at 11:00 in the The program takes place in ment, Sound crazy It is. quent screw-ups, and the ca- The show's creator and pro- a major slice of 1960's popular evening, but true fans of vam- and around a Victorian man- Accounting for the show's mpy overacting are probably ducer, Dan Curtis, recently culture. r Howard's Club H 210 N Main No Cover FRIDAY JULY 17 University Bookstore SATURDAY JULY 18 Student Services Building (In The Student Services Building) SPACE PARKING AIR CONDITIONING MICE WELCOME FRESHMEN! 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July15-July22 THE BG NEWS July 15,1987 7 A Falcon sports rhapsody in review by Mike Doherly Athletes had busy spring, preparing for upcoming year venth. Neither team had an in- staff reporter dividual champion. The men's golf squad fin- spent most of the past season 29:13:8, then ran to 13th place freshman high jumper Tracy ondteam. ished fourth in their MAC . The stadium is quiet. The as the starting signal-caller for in the national meet. Mora's Gaerke. tournament. Will Brown paced House That Roars lies still. The the University of Toledo. time of 30:28 was 1:18 behind SPRING LEFTOVERS: The The men's tennis team the Falcons with a 72-hole total Ice Arena parking lot, even on Speaking of football, the Fal- Arkansas' Falcon. Earlier, at women's Softball team finished 13-12, 2-4 tied for fourth in of 298, good for sixth overall. • Friday night, is largely empty. cons' fall schedule is out, and the MAC Track Champion- the year at 21 -22, 7-9 in confer- the 1987 MAC championships Both Brown and teammate Rob Nonetheless, the Uni- continues to use the "Moe- ships, Mora's second-place fin- ence play. Pitcher Vicki Miwa while their female counter- Barsantee 308 were named -Yersity's athletic department is town" theme created last year. ish in the 5000 led the Falcon and second baseman Michelle ports 5-15, 0-6 ended up se- to the All-MAC team. -busy wrapping up spring "Moe-town's Greatest Hit- men to a tie for sixth place in Clagett were named to the All- sports, preparing Tor fall, and ters" features a tuxedoed Ank- the team competition. MAC first team. continuing the year-round re- ney do-wopping with similarly The women's team fared The Falcon baseballers com- cruiting process. attired All-MAC defenders Joe slightly better, grabbing fifth leted a 17-33 year, ninth in the Foley, John Hunter, Greg place in the conference compe- MAC at 7-21. Co-captain Johnson and Kyle Kramer. tition. The Lady Falcons pro- Chuck Steward was named as Linda Popovich of the Falcon On the recruiting trail, duced one MAC champion, a pitcher on the All-MAC sec- mmm volleyball squad heads the list women's basketball coach Fran of summer newsmakers. Voll recently added Wanda FESTIVAL SERIES] Popovich, a 5-foot-4 setter, Lyle, a 5-4 point guard from 1987-88 was named to the East squad of RICHARD STOLTZMAN MODERN JAZZ QUARTET the 1987 Olympic Festival in Detroit Martin Luther King High School to the Falcon ros- 81 BILL DOUGLAS Tues.Feb. 23, 1988 Chapel Hill, N.C., which begins Sat. Sept. 26.1987 later this week. ter. 20% OFF ALL In attempting to follow in the PILOBOLUS DANCE THEATER RHODE GEAR footsteps of former BG Olym- Lyle joins Ohioans Heather THEATER CHAMBER PLAYERS Sat. April 9. 1988 BICYCLE ACCESSORIES .pians such as Ken Morrow and Finfrock of DeGraff, Traci OF KENNDY CENTER ;Pave Wottle, Popovich joins 47 Gorman of Van Wert, and Erin Thurs.Oct. 22,1987 BAGS, PUMPS other top American collegians Vick of Maumee, all forwards, Student subscriptions begin at S IB! + MORE... WAVERLY CONSORT IN See your registration packet or the ■under the age of 20 at the fes- in the Lady Falcon class of '91. 131 W Wooster Street tival. Softball coach Gail Daven- ■THE CHRISTMAS STORY" College of Musical Arts table at Pre- Reg for further information! Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 ;. Popovich was the 1987 Mid- port pulled something of a coup Frl.Dec i. 1987 (419) 352-6264 -American Conference Fresh- by signing All-Ohio shortstop man of the Year. Kim Still out of Grove City I High School. Davenport ex- ^ AUTO SPECIALS ! The new college summer pects Still to start immediately, GOOD NOW THRU Imseball league with teams allowing the move of All-MAC SATURDAY, Abased in Ohio and Indiana held shortstop Amy Lienhardt to JULY ie, ntr its first all-star game on Sun- the outfield. dny, and the contest had a dis- A Falcon crossed the finish UTO WORKS .tinct MAC "football" look. line first in the 10,000 meter Two of the pitchers selected run at the 1987 NCAA Track to compete in the game were Championships. Unfortunately Rich Tracy of the Bowling for Bowling Green fans, it was XJreen Breeze and A.J. Sager of Joe Falcon of the University of tthc Toledo All-American Arkansas. rCoach. The good news is that BG I Tracy was a red-shirt quar- senior Dave Mora qualified for terback for Moe Ankney's 1986 the event at the Penn Relays .Fnlcon gridders, while Sager with a school record time of CLIP S SAVE! 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University Typesetting Services Saute onion and garlic in remain ng oil until brown. Stir into eggplant Dulp with remaining ingredients. Ohill for 2 or 3 hours. Sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve with is now AMATEUR PHOTO SHOW & CONTEST xead rounds or toast. Yield: about 2Vi cups Approx cai/serv.: Vfc cup = 75 1 Tablespoon ■ 10 July 27-August 2,1987 Heart Healthy Recipes are Irom the Third fcdrbon of the American Heart Association University Rules for entry: Cookbook Copyright t 1973, 1975. 1979 by 1. All comaaiana moat Be AMATEUR photographers. No professional photographers permitted he American Heart Association. Inc 2. All photographs must be mounted BUT NOT FRAMED. 3. There will be two categories. . Black a White and Color 4. Within each category, first, second, and third praes will be awarded for -Beat SDH Life.' Best Portrait, and 'Beat Graphic Arts All-Around." 5. 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