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Worries curb sexual freedom, see Friday Magazine THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 96 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, March 13,1987 Senate resumes contra-aid debate WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate voted 97-1 pending an accounting of how previous aid was Future contra aid requests would be easier to block a move to freeze the $40 million by offering yesterday to commend a new Central American spent, Senate Democratic leaders said Congress block because only simple House and Senate controversial amendments, including proposals to peace plan, then resumed its long and bitterly likely would balk at future requests. majorities would be needed. curb abortion and repeal the recent congressional divisive debate on arming Nicaragua's contra Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd of West Still, Sasser and other contra aid opponents said pay raise. rebels. Virginia said Reagan would have a hard time they would seek votes now to subject the $40 "There's no doubt that there will be every cat One contra aid opponent, however, said that in winning approval of the additional $105 million in million to a six-month moratorium or to disap- and dog known to man tacked onto this thing," the preliminary stages of the debate at least, he contra aid he has requested for the fiscal year Srove it outright, even though they recognized Sasser said. "We'll just try to get it up and provide and his allies are really engaged in "shadow beginning Oct. 1. ley would not prevail on that issue. a little comic relief." boxing," their legislative weapons armed only "We are firing rubber bullets here because OPPONENTS OF contra aid recently have with rubber bullets." BYRD AND other leaders in the fight to end U.S. there is a realization that we are not going to be pinned hopes for developing an alternative policy The real target, said Sen. James Sasser, D- aid to the contras said they will not be able to stop able to override a presidential veto," Sasser said. on the peace initiative offered last month by Costa Tenn., is not aid already in the pipeline but any the release of the $40 million - the last installment "So the vote to some extent will be symbolic." Rican President Oscar Arias. That plan is now future aid requests by President Reagan. of a $100 million aid package approved last year - "The real fight is over the $105 million," Sasser being studied by the presidents of Honduras, El One day after the House voted 230-196 to freeze because they cannot muster the two thirds major- said. "The rest is just shadow boxing." Salvador and Guatemala, Central America's $40 million in aid to the contras for six months ity needed to override a presidential veto. Some conservatives said they they would seek to three other democracies. Progress made Actor ages to become Twain by Amanda Stein illusion of age. staff reporter "Without gluing a lot of things in Affirmative on, there's no way you can get Most people try to stop the the look. I just try to create an Brocess of aging - the wrinkles, illusion of being old," he said. le gray hair. Not Ken Richters. "If they're (the audience) not Action search going to buy the premise, Richters uses makeup, paint they re not going to t>uy the and a wie to change his youthful routine." "thirtyisn" features into those Richters' routine begins with by Beth Thomas tee's next three choices. of Mark Twain as he was "some- a quick change of clothes. staff reporter Andrade informed Olscamp where between 65 and death." Sweats and a T-shirt give the that the committee's next three actor some room to get messy. The University's search for an choices were Miguel Ornelas, Richters undertakes the three- Affirmative Action director is Pat Folkerth and Sue Kindred. hour transformation an average The next step is applying continuing, and some progress The University's search for a of 140 days a year in order to moisturizer (Richters recom- was made this week. permanent Affirmative Action present "Mark Twain on Tour" mends Keri lotion), which he director has been a saga of to theaters and universities said is crucial because he needs University President Paul search committees, final candi- around the country. to protect his skin. Olscamp said he has begun in- dates and public forums. He learned the procedure of terviewing candidates for the making himself into Twain "The trick is to moisturize Ksit ion, but would not release THERE HAVE been three largely through trial and error. before you put it all on. Makeup eir names. He said two or separate search committees really dries up the skin. And three candidates will be brought formed to find a director. The He studied many pictures of then it's important to make sure to campus for open forum dis- first was formed in June of 1986, the writer/lecturer but said he to get it all off and moisturize cussions "sometime in the near but the candidate it recom- mainly just tries to create an O See Twain, page 3. future," as has been the practice mended, Janet ScottBey, quit with previous candidates. soon after accepting the posi- Olscamp said he hopes to offer tion. the position to one of them in about 2V4 weeks. The second committee was formed last August, and it nomi- He declined to say if these nated two finalists, James Wad- candidates will be the same ley and Joanne Gall. This three candidates recommended committee was disbanded fol- to him by the Affirmative Action lowing a request by Faculty Search Committee, chaired by Senate concerning what it saw Rolando Andrade, associate pro- as a lack of representation of fessor of ethnic studies. women and black faculty mem- bers. Olscamp complied with The committee had originally the request, and the current recommended two candidates committee was formed. for the position, Karen Geizer and Margaret Bretzloff. Ols- Suzanne Crawford and Phil camp offered the job to both of Mason, executive assistant to them, but was turned down by Olscamp, are serving as interim each. He then requested An- directors of the office until a new drade to provide the commit- director is hired.

Court asked to block BG News/Pete Fellman Actor Ken Richters prepares for his performance last night in application. Bottom left, he aplies the makeup with a paint brush indictment of Deaver Kobacker Hall. Above, he Telaxes before his tedious makeup and he becomes the aged Twain, bottom right. WASHINGTON (AP)-Law- seek a four-count perjury indict- yers for lobbyist Michael ment. Deaver asked a federal appeals That day, U.S. District Judge court yesterday to block an in- Thomas Jackson issued a tem- Trustees vary in backgrounds dictment of the former presi- porary restraining order to dential aide, while they continue block Seymour's move. But the Editor's Note: This is the final segment in a has been a close personal friend and sup- "If you don't have a love for the school, to mount a constitutional chal- emergency order was dissolved two-part series concerning the University porter of Gov. Celeste dating back to then what is the point?" lie said, adding, lenge to the office of indepen- Wednesday when Jackson re- Board of Trustees. their common roots in Cleveland. "Normally, blood is thicker than water." dent counsel. fused Deaver's request for a The 1953 University graduate said his William Spengler has been more active in longer-term preliminary injunc- friendship with the governor served to his state politics than the other trustees. Ap- Deaver lawyers Randall Turk tion. by Kate Foster advantage in gaining the trustee appoint- pointed in 1979 by James and Herbert Miller Jr. asked the Deaver wants the status quo to staff reporter ment because the governor already knew of Rhodes, Spengler was a member of the Ohio U.S. Court of Appeals for "an remain while court arguments Mileti's long history of financial and service Businessmen, an organization set up by expedited ruling because "it is are heard on his contention that The backgrounds of each of the members contributions to the University. Rhodes to conduct a long-term study of state anticipated that an indictment only the executive branch can of the University's Board of Trustees reveal Mileti has received nearly every honor government. against the plaintiff will be conduct a criminal prosecution. unwritten criteria sought after by the gover- bestowed upon an individual by the univer- sought immediately." An independent counsel, who nor in his trustee appointments. The com- sity including distinguished alumni award Spengler has run United Way in Toledo Independent counsel Whitney investigates top current or for- mon thread connecting the trustees include and an honorary University doctorate. ana has served as vice chairman of the North Seymour Jr., who has mer federal officials, is ap- political ties, business prestige or a history MILETI SAID alumni status should be a board at Toledo Hospital. The past business been investigating Deaver's lob- pointed by a three-i^dge federal of financial and service contributions to the criterion for members of the Board of Trust- executive of Owens niinios currently resides bying activities, announced in court under provisions of the University. ees to ensure that each trustee is fully in a town outside of London and works with court Feb. 25 that he planned to 1978 Ethics in Government Act. Nick Mileti, appointed to the board in 1985, devoted to the University. □ See Trustees, page 7. Thursday News in brief Mangione concert is April 11 Computer law degree planned Weekend weather watch O For many students, 'spring fever' has anything but pleasant connotations: See story, page 4. Tickets go on sale Monday for two April 11 The University management information sys- Cloudy today, high 35 to 40. Cloudy tonight with concerts featuring award-winning jazz trum- tems program is developing a graduate program snow developing. Low in the mid 20s. Chance of D Lt. Col Oliver North's challenge to an peter Chuck Mangione. which would involve the study of computer law. snow 90 percent. Tomorrow, snow ending but Independent counsel In the Iran-contra probe Tickets for the concerts, set for 6:30 p.m. and remaining cloudy. High in the mid 30s. Chance of Is dismissed: See story, page 8. 10 p.m in Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Dennis Strouble, MIS program coordinator, snow is 80 percent. Center, are priced at $10, $13 and $16. They can said the goal is to offer a master's degree in D Woody Mayes, the controversial coach be bought at the Kobacker box office weekdays MIS with a minor in law. Fair Sunday. Warmer Monday with a chance who led the Ohio State football team to two 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m, or reserved by calling 372- The proposal has been submitted to the Board of showers in the south. Warmer with a chance of national championships, is dead at 74: See 8171. There is a $3 discount with a University of Regents, and if accepted, would take two or showers Tuesday. Highs from between 45 and 55 stories, page 9. student I.D.Tickets go on sale March 20 at three years to implement, he said. Sunday to between 55 and 65 Tuesday. Finder's Records, 128 N. Main. -bySharon Yoder - by Associated Press Editorial BG News/March 13,1987 2

Religion or irreligion Two views of campus racism

A recent decision by a federal judge in Alabama Is there really a problem? Cooperation is the answer /\has drawn cheers from religious fundamental- ists and jeers from educators and civil libertarians by Philip E. Ridenour azine, Feb. 28). If one can suc- by Jeff Smith share their experiences in this ceed in this, why can't more? In column. across the country. fact, the president of the Under- Theo, a sophomore, said when U.S. District Judge W. Brevard Hand ordered 44 Every day I pick up a paper, graduate Student Government, In the February issue of News- he moved into Founders, the textbooks removed from the Alabama public school including the BG News, I see an Kelly McCoy, is black. week On Campus, there was an father of Theo's roommate-to-be curriculum because, he said, they promoted "secu- article on the subject of racism. article called "Missing Per- said something to the effect of lar humanism." My feelings are that this is a This should prove that there is sons." This article took a dis- "My snn will not live with a subject that is being beat into not widespread racism every- turbing look at the declining rate black.' Within a week, the stu- The significance of the decision lies in the fact the ground. where as we hear or she would of black students going on to and dent moved to another room. that Hand has declared secular humanism a "reli- not be there - only a white per- staying in higher education. Theo also told of how disap- gious belief system" which violates the Constitu- In each article I read, there is son would. pointed he was with the response tion's prohibition of a government-established someone complaining about how In addition, was not a recent The declining rate of black of some white students to Martin religion. the black population does not Miss America black? And what students attending universities Luther King Day. He told of a receive fair and equal treatment needs to be said of the pageants is a growing problem. According ceremony for King that was heW Hand justified his decision by writing that when in today's society. However, I only for black females? Should to the Newsweek article, at the in Founders. According to Theo, one religious belief is explicitly denied, a contrary feel that this needs to be looked the Irish population cry reverse start of the 1980s, 11 percent of many white students looked at belief is affirmed which itself becomes a religion. at more in depth. racism? Even more important, all college students were black the picture of King and said, With reservations, we support the judge's deci- Just last week the Supreme would they be heard or would it undergraduates; however, for "Who's that?" sion. Court of the United States do them any good? the first time since the '60s, the William Reed, a senior and a upheld the racial quotas to has- Another subject is Black His- number is dropping. In the 1984- member of Sigma Phi Beta fra- The decision has been called "judicial book-burn- ten the promotion of blacks. tory Month - we don't have an 85 school year, says Newsweek, ternity, told of a time last se- ing" by, groups such as the American Civil Liber- They had previously upheld hir- Irish heritage month or a day off "blacks in college decreased 20 mester when he was escorting ties Union and People for the American Way. ing quotas [BGNews). from college for any Irish per- percent." home two female students, who There is a difference, however, between And don't BGSU and other son killed. After reading this article, happened to be white, when a censorship and regulation. If a school board de- schools make an effort to recruit So just why is the black pop- those of us at Bowling Green car-load of white students threw more minorities than they cur- ulation so "deprived" of col- might be tempted to think that eggs and shouted obscenities cides not to use a given textbook, the board is rently have? The answer is yes. lege? the problems of minority reten- and racial slurs at him. regulating, not censoring. If a federal judge disal- In fact, Berkeley offers a mi- ''One irony is that many of tion and racist behavior occur Another student, Calvin Col- lows books from a school's curriculum because of nority research-grant program same students who find suste- only at other colleges and insti- lins, said that he couldn't in good their religious content, that also is regulation. and a post-doctoral minority nance in black activities say tutions. But this way of thinking conscience recruit minorities All Orwellian speculations of book-burning aside, fellowship program, yet only they turned down offers from is a trap that we must not fail for this school. If his brother or has 34 blacks of 1593 faculty black colleges because they into. sister wanted to attend the Uni- Judge Hand has recognized - and attempted to members (Newsweek On Cam- wanted the 'real world' experi- As a black student, I am versity, he said he would do all stop - some significant and dangerous trends in pus, Feb. 1987). ence of a predominantly white aware that racism is a real he could to talk them out of it. public education. First, he has defined a structured environment" (Newsweek On problem on our campus. I am At Tuesday night's Forum on movement that denies a transcendent reality and As Dawanna Carmichael of Campus, February 1987). not saying that the majority of Racism, President Olscamp establishes an independent set of morals. AU says, "It doesn't make sense whites are racist or ignorant. struck me as being sincerely that the number of black stu- Although "the most visible My experiences with white stu- concerned about minority reten- Second, he has pointed out the decline of cultural dents is decreasing." roadblock is money ... there dents nave been positive. The tion and treatment. perspective in education that has resulted from the The conclusion from this is are both loans and grants avail- experiences of many of my The Peace Coalition meeting attempt to remove all traces of Judeo-Christianity that the black population must able" (Newsweek On Campus, black friends, however, have two weeks ago led to the devel- from Western-history texts. not be attending college for February 1987). been far from positive because opment of a new group called Reviewing the booKs, Hand said that because of more than the reason of racism In fact, "The NAACP had of the behavior of too many AFRICA - Americans Fighting that we hear is the cause. In managed to increase the propor- students, and even some teach- Racial Injustice through Con- the lack of reference to Judeo-Christianity, the fact, there are even special soro- tion of minorities in their public ers and administrators. cern and Action. books are not only bad history, but they "lack so rities and fraternities that have colleges in 1984" (Newsweek On Some people might Question This new group, composed of many facts as to equal ideological promotion." only black members. Two exam- Campus, February 1987). ".. . the need to dredge up exam- minority and majority students, Additionally, Hand is right in applying the same K" s are Delta Sigma Theta and These people [blacks] don't re- Eles of this problem. I have can work with the Black Student legal standards to an "anti-religion" that denies ppa Alpha Psi respectively. alize the power that they could eard people say, "Everyone Union, which should continue to Even here at Bowling Green, have," (BG News, Feb. 27). knows there is racism here, so be the main voice for black the existence of a deity as state law has applied to there are special groups for Since "racism is mostly igno- we don't need to hear any more students and administrators, traditional religion. Traditional religious teaching blacks. There is the Black Stu- rance . . ."(BG News, Feb. 27), examples of it." and President Olscamp to bring has been banished from public education, in dent Union, for example. In- why do not the black people try But this is not true. At a Peace about what all three of them accordance with the First and 14th Amendments. stead of a student union lor both, to educate and work with the Coalition meeting a couple of want. Judge Hand's decision admittedly leaves some- there is one for blacks and one whites instead of crying racism weeks ago, several majority stu- Students who are interested in for anyone else (BG News, Feb. and using the sympathy of those dents said they were unaware of hearing more about these issues thing of a quandary over what can be taught in 28). who will support them in their the extent of racism on this are invited to come to a "Unite public schools. Ideally, textbook publishers will The president of the Black efforts to form their own groups campus until that night. Against Racism" rally Monday reach a compromise, devoting more space to the Student Union is a "political to get whatever they want? At that meeting, several black at the Union Oval from 11:30 role of religion in history without actuauy advocat- activist, feminist, part-time students told of experiences of a.m. to 1:30 p.m. ing a belief system. worker, scholarship winner and Ridenour is a junior account- racial injustice. Three of them Smith is a sophomore finance public speaker" (Friday Mag- ing major from Lima. later gave me permission to major. Letters woman on the screen running contra crisis and the deteriora- tures have opened our eyes too, for president in 1972 was going to tion of public educaUon. And this and for me, a simple, sunken, be on the Bowling Green State lecture was not the end of Black sullen memorial to men fallen, Tower residents Chisholm's speech University campus. History Month but a reminder New activism guarded by courageous com- was educational that the black issue is a continu- on the increase rades, opened my soul to this treated unfairly Anyone missing this brilliant, ing, year-round issue. thing I feel in the air. And now, totally captivating woman many actions of today acknowl- speak missed insightful and I want to thank the Black There is something out there. edge its existence. There are sit- This letter is in response to the With the vitality of Shirley valuable information on the Student Union and the co-spon- It's something new to me, and ins, marches and marathons, completely inconsiderate man- Chisholm's handshake still continuing sickness of institutio- sors of Shirley Chisholm's new to my generation. It is excit- shabby reminders on public ner in which the residents of coursing through my bones, I nalized racism in America, and speech for giving this commu- ing, important and perhaps even ovals of injustices miles away, Offenhauer West have been write this letter to thank her for the history behind it. nity opportunity to listen and deadly. It is a new awareness, a and many more - some subtle, treated in regards to next year's the most inspiring talk I have learn. new activism. some not so subtle, each as housing arrangements. Monday heard. Little did I know on Ms. Chisholm also commented I hear it on the airwaves. It Xrtant as the other, Feb. 23, all residents of Offen- Thursday night while watching on some other problems that Stephen M. Graubard sings forth from many, the popu- was active before, not so hauer Towers who wish to live "Our World," that the black face this country like the Iran- 257 Kohl lar and the not-so-popular. Their long ago. It was a time I have on campus next year, were re- words tell of social decay, moral only read of, when this thing in quired to turn in their applica- ignorance, nuclear follies, hu- the air manifested itself in many tion for on-campus housing. Tnla man suffering and the world we varied, often violent, forms and was done with the understand- have created. But in the music words. There was the Freedom ing that current residents would and lyrics there can also be March, "Hell no, we won't go," have priority and therefore be found hope - but the hope the snail-darter and countless almost assured of getting their evolves from the acknowledge- other actions that succeeded in, same room if they so desired ment, and dedication to accept at the very least, activating our On Tuesday the 24th, we wer* the duty set before us by this social mechanisms toward ac- informed that next year tlje new activism. ceptance of new-found morals. ninth and tenth floor of Weft I see it in the actions and Perhaps it never died, only would become floors for women! monuments slowly being built hibernated until the right mo- The reason for this change U today. Perhaps it began to grow ment. That moment when condi- because Joette Siertle, assistant when the monuments of yester- tions were suitable- hall director for Offenhauer day, and to our mistakes of days necessary - for it to rise again West, in her infinite wisdom Kst, were erected. There have and take hold of us - youth and decided that four floors of men en printed stories - words the American conciousness. in a row (7-10) is counterprodm* that may often haunt our imagi- That time is now. tive to our development. nations. Motion and painted pic- John Holden (J Continued on page 3. OCMB2406 -*• SOCIEDV bu Doviri Horns!; So HHATMAKKS It SAlb I WOULD SMC WILTL 4VS YOU THINK THAT tieer A GI*L THAT MS FLOATlNt, V YOU WILL ACTUALLY WILL 7HX£ METOTHB Ecsmc/ AND tfC'iJ MtfT A MfanUD? tePTHSoFMY MB IN PLeASUAE. THE BG NEWS WAUINATtOH. Respond rJ

.'< ,< : i . SAYU0M08el ■■ 77ie BG News editorial page is fcditor RonFntl (' ■ Managaig Edno* John Numec your campus forum. Aasi Man Efl V CtMjl Copy t Jitor Bath Mupny News Editor "-• Mxlnryte - letters to the editor and guest Editorial Editor Coulter Km Own columns should be typewritten, Sports I Karl Smith Copy Editor judi Kr.pp double-spaced and signed. Let- Assr Six Je" M Copy F I' Beth Gifcert ters should be no longer than 200 Asst Spo v ■ ,'. nfca .• MI Copy Ed Julie Be« words and columns should be no *r»e Editor Don Lee Prod HJP'I Dave Kuhnr Photo Editor Peter FeUman Prod Sup' Wendy Serve/ longer than 500 words. Am Phoio E no> ROD Upton PfOd Supr Scott Snutn The News reserves the right to Friday Editor Carofme Langer reject submissions we consider to be in bad taste, malicious or The 8G News i* pubhshed dairy Tuesday througr Friday during (he academe y«w and libelous. weeUy during tne summer session by tr* Board ot .Student Publications of Bowing Green State University All submissions are subject to Opmtons expressed by columnist* do not necessity reflect tne opmons of the BO condensation. Please include ad- News dress or on campus mailbox The BG News and Bowing Green State University are equal opportunity employers and number and telephone number do not dfacrimnele *i faring practices with all letters and columns. The BG News w* not accept advertising that •* deemed discriminatory degrading or muffing on the basis ot race :■•*« o* national ongm Opinions expressed on the edi- copyright i ?86 by the BG News all nghts reserved torial page do not necessarily reflect those of the staff. Bustfteee Office Editorial Office 2MvVestHal Ph (419) 372-2601 210WeMHaH Pn (419| 372-2603 Send submissions to: Bowling Green Slate Unrve'3-ty Editorial Editor Bowlir g Green Ohio 434030276 The BG News Hours 6am to 'i p m Monday through Friday 210 West Hall Letters BG News/March 13,1987 I

Offenhauer G Continued from page 2. Open minds needed There is no degree of fear in- win without the "entire" support Profs don't have Professors don't go through No one debates Ms. Siertle's volved. of BGSU. They've proven in the education training either. They authority in tearing us from our by all people Individuality is a large part of past that they can get psyched 300 hours, either just walk out of graduate school homes. We question her life. Our society is made up of up and win without the support and then start teaching. Maybe judgment in the way she carried individuals that respect another ot the band, so we're sure they What kind of professional there should be education out this decision. Would it really person's views and of those who can do the same in the future. training received in graduate classes required for people who have been too difficult for Ms. don't. Pushing your personal We realize that guys' sports school Qualifies a graduate stu- desire to teach in higher educ- Siertle to inform us of this deci- On the morning of Wednesday, opinions on others is just an receive a lot more attention than dent to be a professor? tion. However, this then be- sion, if not ask us our opinion, March 4, as I was eating my immature and closed-minded the girls', but when the band I infer from your first article comes a problem concerning before we turned in our housing daily bowl of Captain Crunch, I way of thinking. It's about time Clays for the guys on Friday and in the series that Amy Weasner everybody teaching on the col- cards? Another question is why came upon a very distressing that all of us stopped criticizing ley don't play for the girls on feels cheated when she has to lege levelel. 9th and 10th, instead of 7th and letter. Douglas Heidenreich's the likes, thoughts and interests Friday or Saturday, there's take a course taught by a teach- Dorothea Wilson ,8th? No survey was ever taken "Backmasking in Christian of others and open our minds. something wrong. The girls de- ing assistant who does not have Department of German to determine the number of re- Rock" letter was a response to a Ben Brecher serve a lot more support and "300 hours of field and clinical and Russian and East turning students per floor, so as well-written satire, It's only 112 Chapman recognition than they've re- education hours in addition to Asian languages to affect the least amount of Rock-n-Roll ..." written by ceived! student teaching." people. Nancy Erickson. I would like to I wonder how many university We all realize that, as usual, thank Ms. Erickson for a very Girl b-ball needs Shelley Long professors in the state of Ohio we have no voice in those mat- entertaining piece. It's nice to Helen Holmes are qualified in terms of the Symbol of morality ters which affect us most. What know someone enjoys just listen- support from band (and others) above criteria. It is likely that the administration (especially ing to the music as music, in- 211 Mercer «42 the only prior teaching experi- has become eyesore Ms. Siertle) has to realize is that stead of as an anti-Christian Anyone who went to the girls' ence some professors had before this is America, not Amerika. statement which was or was not championship basketball game their appointment was as teach- It is not often that students Decisions directly affecting our intended anyway. on Saturday, March 7, at Cen- Swim team's food ing assistants in some univer- take an active part in supporting lives should not be made behind In answer to your question, tennial Hall in Toledo, saw one sity. Moreover, some of them an issue at our university. We our backs. Is this not the same "What is it about people that of the most thrilling games ever play is all wet may not have had to undergo the have had the opportunity to par- fault that the American people makes them want to listen to played. The BG girls showed us type of intensive orientation pro- ticipate in forums presented by found with our government con- songs about the devil?" there that no matter what kind of gram that teaching and re- the Undergraduate Student Gov- cerning the Iranian arms scan- are two possible answers. Some Eressure they're under, we can See the swim team. They are search assistants at BGSU have ernment. dal? Toe only difference is that people enjoy a certain type of ave faith in them winning. having a good fight. See them to go through. And to those members of our while they are getting justice, music just for the musical qual- The support for BG was great, throw food. See tne swim team Alphon.se Amey University Divestment Building we are getting the shaft. ities, and not because of the except for one "minor" detail. member. He throws food be- Dept. of math and statistics Contractors Company, you have I once heard a student saying lyrics of the song or the views OMU had their band and cause he is a Zany Guy Who done an effective job of making that there were no virgins at which the artist possesses. cheerleaders there to back them Lives On The Edge. Zany, zany, students aware of the divest- Bowline Green. Now f know Most music listeners are very r" iut the BG girls only had the zany. Isn't throwing food fun? Profs don't meet ment issue. I, myself, am not ; why - this school •«#%$! every- casual, and listen to music to rleaders and the crowd. Fun, fun, fun. He is proud of knowledgeable enough on the one. enhance or produce a certain We don't understand why the what he does. See him beam state standards subject to take a justifiable James Dye and mood (that the beat and tone "only" way the band was going with pride. Beam, beam, beam. stand, for or against. the men of 10th West quality of the music produces) to play for the girls' game on He might have an athletic schol- I think your article, "Quality Therefore, my following ques- 1009 Offenhauer West and not for the religious impact. Saturday was if the guys played arship. See the team get away of teaching examined" {BG tion does not reflect a political Perhaps a person may have the in the championship game also. with a food fight because it is a News, March 4), relies too heav- stand. My question is... has the same views as the artist, and It's a great accomplishment tradition. Aren't they cute? It is ily on a previous letter written physical expression of opinion in So what does that is part of the ideals of for both of the teams to have their way of "mentally prepar- by Amy Weasner. Ms. Weasner the Union Oval become a perma- freedom in America. Isn't it? made it as far as they did, and ing themselves" for competi- seems to be disturbed by the fact nent fixture? If so, could I see he do, anyway? I would also like to answer yet the girls didn't get the same tion. that graduate assistants do not the building permit? your absurd questions, "Why support as the guys and they As far as I'm concerned, these have "education training." That I highly doubt the structure What exactly does Mr. Ols- can't people listen to Christian went further in the tournament. people aren't "mentally pre- may often be the case. meets the Code of Building Reg- camp do at this university? rock music instead?" and "Are The girls' team went to the guys' pared" for kindergarten. I won- According to her, professors ulations for Wood County. The they afraid to?" game on Thursday and Friday, der what would happen to me if I are much better teachers, since structure, once an issue of mor- Lori Peterson People who don't listen to and few, if any, of the guys went went to Harshman to "mentally they have a "nice syllabus," the als, has become an issue of Julie Wilson Christian rock obviously don't to the girls' final game on Satur- prepare" myself for mid-terms. writing of which they presu- appearance. like it because of their musical day. Chris Posadny mably learned during their edu- Michele Nemes 303 Ashley tastes, not their religious views. The girls showed that they can 310 Darrow cation training. OCMB3918 Twain putting things on that aren't comes out looking wonderful his face, Richters uses a order to become Twain is his when he got a job on Broadway. r, Continued from page 1. naturally a part of the face. You and other times I come out "stipple" sponge to fill in the youth. "Looking back, I wish I would before you go to bed, he said. have to follow your natural lines looking very much like lines and add some texture to his "My youth is about the only have stayed, but there's no way The moisturizing must work, and emphasize what's already Einstein," Richters said. face. "The thing I need most is thing that needs to be covered I could go back now," he said. because Richters has never had there. If you move on stage and to break up my smooth skin," he up. Well, I wouldn't mind if my After his face is finished, skin problems in the eight years the lines don't move with you, RICHTERS HAS the colors he said. eyes were a little smaller. Richters makes his hands up in he has been doing Twain. then you run into problems, he uses, which range from browns Richters also uses makeup to They're fine for the stage but a similar fashion, dons a wig and After applying a makeup said. to reds to yellows, custom- give the illusion of a double chin they're a little big for close-up puts on a white suit. base, similar to what millions of He has no strict procedure for blended in New York. Every or a wider nose. work," he said. And when he leaves the room, women use every morning, the makeup application and said month, the old containers of "I try to make my nose look A native of Connecticut, Rich- three hours after he began, Ken Richters applies a dark paint to the outcome can vary from night paint are thrown out and new wider and longer. And that's ters has performed on several Richters exists no more. In- his face, under and around his tonight. ones are begun. He estimated difficult to do since my nose is television shows, including stead, Mark Twain rambles onto eyes, forehead and chin, follow- "The makeup is self-altering that makeup, excluding the about as wide as wide can be," "Magnum P.I.," and movies. the stage. ing the natural lines of his face. and looks different every night. tousled gray wig, costs him he said. Richters studied theater at The funny part is, it only takes The biggest mistake people That's just because I'm not a about $300 per year. Basically, Richters said the Yale but said he left school 10 minutes to take everything make when doing age makeup is makeup artist. Some nights it After the lines are applied to only flaw he has to deal with in seven months before graduation off. maxell Keep that Florida tan! "IT ROCKS, ROLLS, STOMPS, SWINGS, Order o 1987 KEY TODAY and ... BUT IT DOESN'T JAM!" **4CT ^ be eligible for winning 128 N. 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NOW THRUSUNDAY... OPEN TONIGHT TIL MIDNIGHT! BG News/March 13,1987 4 Students "tune in' to chemistry class by Beth Thomas the other room were chosen randomly, Newman said. staff reporter The class has had one exam, and Newman said An extremely high demand by elementary edu- students who watch him on television got a higher cation majors for a required class caused the average score than the ones in the lecture hall. chemistry department to devise an unusual solu- tion. Students in the main classroom received an Instead of telling 40 students that they would not average score of 66.5 percent, while students be able to take Chemistry 104 (Chemistry for watching on television scored 70 percent. Elementary Education Majors), the department He said this figure shows that students in the divided the class into two separate sections. smaller classroom are not losing anvthing. While one group of students attends class in the There is an intercom system linking the two lecture hall, 210 Math Science, another group gets rooms together so students can ask questions of to watch TV. Newman. However, he said the class is largely But they don't take in "The Phil Donahue Show" lecture-oriented and few students ask questions or "Happy Days" re-runs. They watch the profes- under normal circumstances. The system consists of a loudspeaker in the sor who is lecturing in the classroom upstairs. smaller classroom that turns on a light in the David Newman, chemistry professor, said 320 lecture hall when there is a question. The question students requested the class. The largest lecture can be asked and all students in both rooms can hall available for the class, however, only seats hear it. 275. He said the department had to either shut The smaller classroom has its own transparen- students out, open a second section of the class or cies and a graduate student to help the students use television. understand the lecture material, he said. He said closing students out of the class was not Newman said most students who watch the an option because state requirements for elemen- class do not seem to mind it. He said there are tary education majors force many of them to have students who can learn better sitting in front of a strictly planned schedules. Telling the students television than being in the back of a large lecture they could not take the class this semester would hall. have prevented some students from ever taking it, He also said the system provides a good oppor- he said. tunity for students from the Instructional Media THE STUDENTS who would take the class from Center to get practice operating cameras. BG News/Pete Fellman 'Daze of Rock' Depression 'blooms' in spring

by Julie Wallace the tension, and both agreed that may get funds staff reporter the nicer weather helps improve Scheduling, unsatisfying break the students' outlook. The Bowling Green City- Bowling Green City Council, If you are feeling somewhat "Last weekend was actually University Relations Com- and BOD Arrowsmith, Univer- depressed or are thinking you add to frustration, irritability one of our best weekends as far mittee voted yesterday to ex- sity assistant vice president might go crazy if you have to as the hall goes," Rocheleau plore the possibility of for student affairs, will meet spend one more day inside, then said. "The couple days of nice Sranting financial support to with the organizers of the you are not alone. person simply talks about his really be a stressful time." weather we had gave the stu- le upcoming "Daze of Rock" event and make a recommen- Like many other University problems. One reason for depression, dents a break from studying for outdoor party to be held Sat- dation to the committee students, you are probably suf- Of the 767 contacts the coun- Rocheleau said, is that many midterms." urday, April 25. whether to grant additional fering from a typical case of seling center received in April students are facing a spring Sandra Crill, hall manager of The committee has funds funding. spring fever. 1986, 214 concerned suicide at- break at home and it becomes Batchelder, agreed the lack of totaling nearly $4,000 remain- The funds are currently be- Traditionally, this is the time tempts. In September 1986, simi- difficult for those unable to go to activity increases the moodine* ing from last year's Spring- ing held in a University ac- of year when students find them- lar emotional topics amounted a vacation spot to share the of the students. She also said fest event. count, Arrowsmith said. selves suffering from depression to only 16 percent of the total enthusiasm of those able to that although there is a slight The City of Bowling Green The event is being co-spon- and frustration. Because of their number of contacts. make the trip to Florida or else- increase in roommate problems and the University canceled sored by the University Activ- feelings, they tend to be short- where. before break, those problems this year's Springfest due to ities Organization, Resident tempered with those around "THERE IS obviously a dis- Another reason, he said, is are usually gone when the stu- concerns about potential lia- Student Association, the Com- them. tinct rise of emotional problems that students are planning their dents return. bility problems. muter Off-Campus Organiza- The Link, a county counseling during the springtime, Debbie schedules for next year, and if a "People are more relaxed af- A subcommittee composed tion and University Food center, reported an 11.9 percent said. student is confused about his or ter spring break, everyone of John Quinn, president of Operations. increase in the number of emo- Many people suffering from her major or has yet to decide seems to get along better," she tion-related contacts handled by spring fever Dlame their change upon one, it can cause a great said. the center from a fall month, in attitude on the return to bad deal of frustration. After spring break, Rocheleau September, to a spring month, weather after having a few nice said the students have trouble April. days. But Rich Rocheleau, hall Pam Walter, hall director of concentrating on academics the r. manager of Darrow, said there Offenhauer Towers, said the again, but Augie Galvan, hajl A representative of the center, are several other reasons. length of time between manager of Chapman, said the Debbie, explained an emotion- "The attitude change doesn't Christmas break and spring students are ready to be back tp related contact as falling into have as much to do with the break also is a factor in the school. The Michael R. Ferrari Award any one of 13 categories ranging weather as it does to do with the problems that develop with stu- "They are ready to come ba<£ from something as serious as a time of the year," he said. dent attitudes. ... some people even try to suicide attempt to a minor dis- "There are a lot of things going come back early, before thj NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN turbance discussion, where the on for the students - it can "It's such a long period of halls are open." he said. time after Christmas break, the for the presentation of novelty of school has worn off ... people get set into routines The 1987 Michael R. Ferrari Award Charities Board and don't get the opportunity to & Volunteers in Progress get out," she said. "People are j think &\ Faculty, siudenis and stall may submil nomi- really in need of a change about nations (or ihis award. Nominees must be from Extend a Special Thank You to this time of the year." the Adminisiraiive Staff. 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Coach uses skills to share faith m by Tempo Bieriey reporter Athletes in Action provides Van De Walle The combination of athletic elaques and symbols of Christ in er office shows Denise Van De with opportunity for worldwide ministry Walle's commitment to two im- portant elements in her life. ketball, baseball, cycling, gym- coach and head coach, respec- responsible for devotions each That dedication led the Uni- nastics, soccer, swimming, tively. She said she was partic- day, a team manager and a versity's head volleyball coach track, volleyball and wrestling ularly impressed with the trainer," she said. to Athletes In Action. for men. team's stay in China in 1984. She said going overseas with "The whole idea of AIA is to "It showed me how incredibly AIA strengthens one spiritually use your athletic talents to talk STAFF MEMBERS compete spoiled we are in the United and teaches one to cope with to people in different countries with and witness to others year- States. We have so much Chris- hardships. about Christ and to learn how to round, while college students tian support on a day-to-day have a personal relationship are selected for a short-term basis that we take it for granted. "It was such an eye-opener to with Him;' Van De Walle said. summer ministry, Mast said. In China, I saw people starved of see how other people live," Van AIA allows athletes to use Division I athletes must fill information and persecuted for De Walle said. "In China it was their talents as a ministry, she out an application and are their Christian faith," Van De 102 degrees and we couldn't said. screened by the national staff in Walle said. drink the water. There was a She said her experience with Colorado Springs. language barrier and the food AIA has brought tier closer to HER TEAM also ministered was really spicy. Some players Jesus and has shown her that Todd Bieriey, junior biology to people while in Japan. got pretty sick/' Americans are incredibly ad- major, will be staying with a Generally speaking, one per- vantaged. host family this summer when son stands up and gives a snort, About $3,000 must be raised by "Being involved with AIA he travels to Switzerland with concise testimony to the each athlete to go abroad with changed my life tremendously. AIA. He is the only University crowd," she said. AIA. Funds are usually donated It gave me a broader vision of student who has been accepted by friends and relatives, or by the world and the fact that ev- by the national staff so fax. The team also goes into the service-oriented organizations eryone needs to know the Lord," Participants are selected to an crowd after games and distrib- that have a special area in their she said. AIA team based on their Chris- utes scriptural literature budget for such things, she said. . AIA was founded in 1951 and is tian beliefs and athletic abili- printed in the opponents' lan- a separate ministry of Campus ties, and on letters of guage, she said. Perhaps recognizable names Crusade for Christ, said Univer- recommendation from their pas- The gospel is a vital part of in AIA are basketball stars sity CCC staff member Bill tor and coach. AIA. Ralph Drollinger from UCLA, Mast. Joe Ward from Georgia, Don AIA offers basketball, golf, Van De Walle coached AIA "There is a tour leader who is Redden from LSU and Terry gymnastics, Softball, swimming volleyball in the summer of 1983 responsible for making arrange- Cummings from DePaul, Mast and track for women, and bas- and 1984. She was assistant ments, a tour disciple who is said. k American Heart BG News/Pete Fellman ■WAssociation Coach Denise Van De Walle helps a player warm up. MEADOWVIEW COURT COMPLEX "IT ROCKS, ROLLS, STOMPS, 214 Napoleon Rood Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 SWINGS, ... BUT IT DOESN'T JAM!" Phone 352-1195 1986-1987 Court-ffflcttney MLLIMI Unuronea carpewa gas a eec»c 'ange ie«ge>c«or arapes Lanaora cow gas oare » sewoge eec»c snared wi negrcorng efloeno $210-00 maxell MaooKMvtow Court • Efficiency hjTwhed capeied goscreecconge ie>qenxi arapes Loroeaoavsgos wwasewage eectc snared FREE UPGRADE! w/ negrocmg enCency S2S5.00

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KSSSntmm 10IM IB 1.00 Unlveroltv Boo^of^Slud.m Soviet Bid a. X iW** TINIME HtM t 1986MC»v»paCM»ianol BG News/March 13, 1987 6 ROTC places second in state competition by Jared O. Wadley "Other schools were all talk. When it came down ceived ribbons for each event won, he Smith said he began with 24 volunteers. staff reporter said. Smith said their training had to be to it, the competition was decided by who really Set. Maj. Scott Caldwell, junior aero- ehysically demanding for the competi- For six months, several members of technology major who was ranger com- on. To prepare, the cadets swam, ran the University Army Reserve Officers' wanted it the most." mander of the University team, said and lifted weights at the Student Recre- Training Corps prepared themselves Capt. Fred Smith, asst. professor of military science compared to the other teams, BG ation Center for five days every week. for a competition that would test their looked skinny. skills against 12 other schools. Maj. Gen. Robert Wagoner from Fort In the second event, one member He said although the other partici- Since the team practiced 14 hours a Last weekend, the hard work paid off Lewis in Washington. Smith said Wag- took a piece of rope across the river pants were big and husky, the team week, Smith said some of them had to as the ROTC finished second to Ohio oner wanted to start a competition that and tied it to the other side so that other wanted to do their best in the competi- leave the team because of other com- University in this year's Ohio Ranger would test ROTC cadets in leadership, members wouldn't get wet. The other tion. mitments and school work. Challenge. They missed the number tactics and training. members hooked and pulled them- "In Ranger Challenge, you're not When it was all over, nine cadets one spot by a point. The competition, in which all ROTC selves by their belts with the equip- challenging other schools, but you're finished the training, including one According to Capt. Fred Smith, assis- programs must participate, was incor- ment. challenging yourself," Smith said. woman. tant professor of military science and porated in four U.S. regions after it was In the last event, participants threw "However, you can never get the feel of Out of 117 participants, Shelly Bam- University ROTC trainer for the com- successful on the West Coast, he said. hand grenades through a 2-by-2 meter the competition unless you're there." mel, junior business major, was one of petition, Ohio Ranger Challenge is an Smith said the University team had window 20 meters away. six women who participated in Ranger eight-event, three-day competition nine members. Eight members partici- I Army Physical Fitness Test. Par- Smith also said before the road Challenge. which tests participants physically and pated in each event except for the road ticipants had to do push-ups (82 for march, some of the schools try to mentally at the Ravenna Arsenal, Ra- march competition, which required all males, 58 for females) and sit-ups (92 intimidate the other teams. Bammel, who is 4 feet 11 inches, was venna, Ohio. of them, he added. for both) within two minutes. "Other schools were all talk," Smith nicknamed the "Rock" by her team- He said he was pleased with the Smith said he didn't know his team's The fitness test also involved a two- said. "When it came down to it, the mates because they considered her team's performance because this was final score or how many points the mile run, in which the maximum time competition was decided by who really tough as a rock. the first time the team had participated other teams had. He said he knew they for males was 11:54, and 14:54 for wanted it the most." Bammel said she didn't think she in Ranger Challenge. lost the competition by a point, and the females. "It was the biggest emotional experi- would make the team because the team The other schools that participated in third'place team followed them by a Q Combat raid. Each team had six ence I have ever faced in my life. It was had practiced a month before she the Ohio Ranger Challenge were the half point. hours to plan, organize and execute a the hardest thing I had done both started. University of Akron, Central State Uni- The events included: mission on unfamiliar terrain. physically and mentally," he added. "I was surprised to make the team," versity, University of Dayton, John C M-16 rifle shooting. Each member [ i 10-kilometer run (6.2 miles). In Bammel said. "They didn't treat me Carroll University, Kent State Univer- shot at an indoor 25-yard standard bull this event, which was also called the CALDWELL ALSO said he was sur- like a girl. They made me feel like I sity, Ohio State University, Ohio Uni- target. road march, each member had to carry prised about their performance be- was one of them." versity, University of Toledo, Xavier . Orienteering. The two-man teams about 55 pounds of equipment over hills cause they were inexperienced. He said University, Youngstown State Univer- had two hours to find 20 flags in a IS and through mud. it was the first time they competed in Bammel said they did well in the sity and Rio Grande College. square kilometer area. Ranger Challenge. competition because everyone was LJ Military Skills. In the first compe- THE UNIVERSITY took first place "It's like starting a football team good at a different event, and they SMITH SATO Ohio University will tition of this event, an M-16 rifle and M- in this event, which Smith said was the with all freshmen and playing Big Ten performed as a team instead of individ- join Eastern Kentucky, winner of the 60 machine gun had to be assembled. most difficult. He also said the other teams," Caldwell said. uals. Ranger Challenge in November, for the Once each piece was completed, the teams finished more than an hour For six months, Smith and Master Smith agreed with Bammel about regional competition at Fort Knox, Ky. team had to cross the finish line with behind the University. Sgt. Charles Homan, chief instructor, working as a team. He said they kept Ranger Challenge was originated by weapons. First and second place winners re- recruited and trained participants. encouraging each other to do their best. Blotter Video to boost Toledo-area City police assisted Wood Bowling Green firefighters were music over the telephone for County Sheriff's deputies in the put on standby while police several hours at a time, tying up wheelchair basketball team capture of a juvenile escapee checked the restroom, but no the telephone line and interfer- by Brian Chambers team, and anyone can partici- my career," she said. yesterday afternoon. bomb was found, police said. ing with business. reporter pate as an extra in the video. Production costs for the video Deputies said the juvenile, Another was from a Univer- "The money will be used to project are being paid for by whose age was not known, was . Police said a resident of an sity student who said Wednes- An area wheelchair basketball help the Silver Streaks become individual and company contri- being brought to the Wood apartment at 147 E. Wooster St. day at 5:44 p.m. that she had team is trying to solve its finan- financially self-sufficient," Ap- butions. Media consultants from County Juvenile Detention Cen- heard a window breaking at been receiving obscene calls da- cial woes by producing a music plegarth said. most Toledo television stations ter by police officers from Pi- about 2:15 a.m. yesterday. The ily since March 5. She was re- video this weekend, and Univer- THE MONEY raised by the will be on hand to help organize oneer, a village in Williams resident told police she heard ferred to the telephone sity students are invited to par- ticket sales from Saturday's and film the video. County. two male voices in the hall out- company's nuisance bureau. ticipate. filming and the sale of the video The juvenile escaped from the side her apartment at the same The third was from a man who The Toledo Silver Streaks will pay for the basketball Students can participate in the police officers and ran west time. She checked later and said he had received three made pleas for money in August team's operating costs. filming of the video by purchas- across 1-75 into a wheat field at found the broken window. No threatening calls from two because of the withdrawal of The team, made up of 14 dis- ing tickets from the Alpha 12:34 p.m. City police officers one was around. women with whom he had had financial support from Mar- abled men who are confined to Gamma Delta sorority. Prices and deputies surrounded the "on-going problems," police athon Oil, which gave the team wheelchairs, is currently ranked are (1 for upper-deck seats, $2 field and the juvenile surren- 0 There were three reports of said. about $15,000 a year over the last number one in the nation with a for bleacher seats and $3 for dered to a city police officer, harrassing telephone calls yes- 13 years, according to an Aug. 14 42-1 record. lower-deck seats. deputies said. terday and Wednesday, police G A Bowling Green man was article in The{Toledo)Blade. Applegarth was asked to help said. arrested for shoplifting Wednes- In an effort to make up for that produce the music video after Tickets may be purchased at C Police said a bomb threat One report was from an em- day after he allegedly stole a (12 loss, the team will be filming the she had completed a corporate University Hall or at Centennial was phoned in to Burger King, ployee of the Gas and Shop, 1060 Bur of sunglasses from State "Silver Streakin' " music video video about the basketball team Hall the morning of the event. 1570 E. Wooster St., at 6 p.m. S. Main St., who reported iscount Store, 902 E. Wooster from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Centen- for an RTVF class. Between 3,000 and 9,000 "ac- Wednesday. A Burger King em- Wednesday at 8:12 p.m. that he St., police said. John Byrne, 23, nial Hall in Toledo. "As they say in radio, tele- tors" and "actresses" are ex- ployee said a whispering male had been receiving several calls 707 Sixth St. Apt. 2, was charged The video is expected to be vision, film, it's being in the pected to attend the filming. caller told her that a bomb was during the previous few nights with petty theft at 4:29 p.m. and marketed both nationally and right place at the right time," Applegarth encourages partici- hidden in one of the restrooms. where the caller would play loud released on his own recogni- internationally on shows such as she said. Sants to dress outrageously and zance. M-TV programs and "Friday Applegarth said she has al- ring banners and signs sup- Night videos," said Tami Apple- ways been interested in sports, porting the team. 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Cleveland area, calling it a typ- Environmentalists ical example of a utility overes- timating the demand for watch Great Lakes electricity in its service terri- tory, but building anyway and expecting taxpayers to cover its mistake. by Amanda Stein "Perry's estimated $7.25 bil- ' staff reporter lion in completion costs could have been better spent in the After a weekend full of local economy," she said. workshops discussing "The Nu- Instead of spending that clear Power and Nuclear Weap- amount of money on Perry. ons Connection," The Coalition Nichols estimated they could for a Nuclear Free Great Lakes have bought new $100,000 homes came to the conclusion that this for 10 percent of the families in nation is presently engaged in a Cleveland, four $100 million hos- nuclear war. pitals, five $3 million libraries, Michael Keegan, teaching fel- two $15 million recreational low in sociology and chairman of complexes and two $15 million the coalition, said this war has retirement centers. been underway since 1940. "This war has claimed many victims. The casualties have "AND THAT'S not all," she been infants born with congeni- continued. "You'd still have tal birth defects, infant mortali- enough money left over to write ties, cancers and several other a check for $135 to each of the deaths due to diseases asso- 670,000 Cleveland families. In- ciated with radiation," he said. stead, those families will pay an Film at eleven Schmidt, senior theater major, gets the perfect angle for a Keegan pointed out that one- average of 20 percent rugher Brendan Coakley, junior interpersonal and public communications film portraying student apathy which they are making for a seventh of the nuclear reactors rates for Perry's electricity - major, pulls boards off the shanty in the Union Oval. Mike 16mm filmmaking class. in the world are placed on the which they won't even use." BG News/Pete Fellman Great Lakes, which account for more than 20 percent of the The group also concluded that world's fresh water supply. radiation has an effect on both Trustees J. Warren Hall, a 1981 appoin- AT&T. cluding Bowling Green City "They (the lakes) are in tre- male and female infertility and tee to the Board, graduated Many University students had Council, Bowling Green Cham- mendous jeopardy. This re- reproductive cancers. Marcia D Continued from page 1. from the University in 1953 and known Moorehead prior to his ber of Commerce. source is not renewable. If there Bedard, assistant professor of The Distiller's Co., the largest has kept an interest in the Uni- appointment, as a result of his Newlove said one of his func- is a Chernobyl-type accident at sociology, said that one out of distiller in the world. versity since that time. The se- frequent visits and lectures at tions as a board member is to one of these reactors, we could seven U.S. couples is infertile Virginia Platt, a 1984 appoin- nior vice president of the theUniversity. act as a link between the Univer- potentially lose the largest body and this can, in part, be tied to tee to the board, is not a Univer- National City Bank in Cleveland Another trustee who falls into sity and the city of Bowling of fresh water in the world," he low-level radiation. sity alumna, but has spent most attributes his appointment to his the "presidents' club" is Melvin Green. The 1969 University said. of her life with the University. strong background in finance. Murray, who, until 1985, was graduate said his influence The Coalition for a Nuclear "It is clear that what has been She began teaching at the Uni- "My basic job in life is the president of Seneca Radio Cor- could be useful in the case of a Free Great Lakes represents overlooked until recently is that versity in 1947 and became a full management of other people's poration and former Vice Presi- dispute between the city and the environmental groups from both sperm and ova may be Crofessor of history 10 years money," he said. dent of Wood County Cable TV. University. eight states and Ontario, Can- killed or damaged by low-level iter. Platt retired in 1976. Platt Robert Ludwig, a 1955 Univer- Murray is an Ohio State Univer- Ann Russell joined the Board ada, which came together in radiation. Therefore, the cur- said that at the time of her sity graduate, began his term on of Trustees in 1980 to fill an September 1986 to protect the rent trend of protecting only the appointment, Celeste was seek- the Board in 1978. He is the unexpired term, and her own Great Lakes Basin from nuclear female from exposure because ing a University trustee with a chairman and chief executive of term began in 1982. Russell is facilities and radioactive waste, she may be pregnant, is only strong academic background. LiC Motels Inc. Ludwig has am a registered Democrat who originally from Indiana but has according to Keegan. shifting the potential radiation served on the Advisory Board to was appointed by a Republi- lived in Toledo, Maumee and risk onto her male partner," she SEVEN OF the nine trustees the College of Business Adminis- can," be said, referring to his Sandusky. THE CONFERENCE, the sec- said. are men, all of whom are or tration, the BGSU Foundation appointment under the Rhodes Russell's background in busi- ond one for the group, was held have been in executive positions Board and was instrumental in administration. ness is minimal; however, she in the Union last weekend and of companies and corpora- the development of the hospital- Murray's previous connection and her husband, John, have offered workshops ranging from Bedard pleaded to President tions.Brian Usher, press secre- ity management program. with the University includes made a number of significant radioactive waste and the ef- Reagan to end the nuclear arms tary for Ohio Governor Richard nearly twenty years of broad- contributions to the University fects on reproductive health to buildup. Celeste, said this common factor Herbert Moorehead Jr., was casting Falcon basketball for including her donation to the co- the social, political and eco- "President Reagan has re- is more than a coincidence. appointed to the Board in the fall WFOB Radio in Fostoria. ed fund which was used to estab- nomic effects of militarization. peatedly proclaimed himself the Aside from preferring Univer- of 1986. Moorehead, a 1957 Uni- Richard Newlove, vice presi- lish the Firelands campus. She Among other things, the coali- champion of the rights of the sity alumni to serve on the versity graduate, has managed dent of Newlove Realty Inc. in has also served on the Mission tion is pursuing the options for unborn, and has proclaimed his board, strong business back- the marketing departments of Bowling Green, received his ap- and Goals Committee at Fire- safe and more economical administration to be adamantly grounds are essential in order to AT&T in a number of cities in pointment in 1983. The Bowling lands and currently serves in sources of electric power that 'pro-family.' Nothing would effectively handle the finances Ohio. Moorehead currently Green native has a long history that capacity on the main cam- are available but have not been Cse me more than to have of the University. manages the Detroit branch of of activity in local politics, in- pus. implemented or fully consid- make good on these com- ered. mitments and claim a truly sig- Chris Nichols, of the Environ- nificant place in human history mental Action Foundation in by stopping the nuclear prolif- Washington D.C., cited the eration which now threatens the Perry nuclear power plant in the entire human species," she said. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal iudge tion energetically and responsibly." federal court instead of by the president or vesterday dismissed a suit by I.t. Col. Oliver The presidential^/ appointed Tower com- other executive branch officials. Chief justice says Ohio Court North that sought to stop an independent mission said in its recent report that North The second suit argues that Walsh's posi- counsel's investigation of his central role in was heavily involved in both the secret arms tion is still unconstitutional even with the the Iran-contra affair. sales to Iran and in supplies for the Nicara- Justice Department appointment. now marked by dignity, respect U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker guan rebels, who are known as contras. Parker said the overall case "presents said North's contention that the office of Attorney General Edwin Meese III said last issues of particularly grave constitutional COLUMBUS (AP)-Chief However, he made it clear independent counsel is unconstitutional was November that some of the profits from the importance" because North's challenge Justice Thomas Mover said that he thinks operations of premature. arms sales had been diverted to the contras. questions the constitutionality of vesting yesterday that an atmo- the state's highest court have "The plaintiff has not suffered an injury of prosecutorial power in independent agen- sphere of mutual respect now been enhanced by Ce- sufficient keenness to warrant the court's PARKER NOTED yesterday that Meese cies and non-executive branch institutions. pervades the Ohio Supreme lebrezze's departure and in a intercession," Parker said. "For that rea- has appointed Walsh as a special Justice But the judge said, "The strong policy Court and that cases are be- manner "that I didn't expect son, the court finds that plaintiff's challenge Department prosecutor "to ensure that the against intervening in ongoing criminal ing heard with dispatch and this early." to the constitutionality of the independent investigation continues unimpeded" should investigations also persuades the court to on their merits. Moyer, a Republican, un- counsel machinery is not ripe for adjudica- Walsh's separate court-appointed position refrain from reviewing plaintiff's substan- In what he called an over- seated Democrat Celebrezze tion and that his complaints should be dis- eventually be found unconstitutional. tive claim." view of his first 10 weeks in last year in one of the bit- missed." North, who was fired last November from office, Mover told members terest Supreme Court races Parker said the nation needs "an expedi- his post as a National Security Council aide, "COURTS HAVE almost never found that of the Press Club of Ohio that Ohio has seen. tious and complete disclosure of our govern- has actually filed two lawsuits. Parker ruled an ongoing criminal investigation imposes a the judges are enjoying the He built his campaign ment's involvement in the Iran-contra in the first, which contends the independent sufficient hardship to the person investi- "the liveliness of debate . . . mostly around claims that the affair" and said that independent counsel counsel is operating unconstitutionally be- gated to warrant judicial review prior to his the collegiality of discourse." court had lost dignity and Lawrence Walsh "is pursuing the investiga- cause he was appointed by a three-judge or her indictment." During the speech, and in a respect as a result of Ce- question-and-answer session lebrezze's political involve- that followed, Moyer did not ments and his alleged affinity mention his predecessor, for- for punishing enemies mer Chief Justice Frank Ce- through judicial preroga- S. Africans rally for detainees lebrezze, by name. tives. JOHANNESBURG, South Af- "Don't remain silent any turned back by tear gas and headquarters of the Congress of Nuke plant may have operated rica (AP) - Blacks and whites longer!" he appealed to other followed through side streets South African Trade Unions, the joined in rallies and lighted can- Afrikaners. "Stand up and be during an operation that cannot nation's largest labor feder- dles yesterday for the thousands counted!" be fully described because of ation. Residents of black town- unsafely in South Carolina of people jailed without charge People in the audience of restrictions on reporting secu- ships lit candles as part of the under South Africa's 9-month- about 800, which included many rity-force actions. observance. WASHINGTON (AP) - Re- preventing fuel melting dur- old state of emergency. prominent anti-apartheid activ- CENSORSHIP RULES under The main organizer was the actors at the Savannah River ing an accident when the re- The Rev. Beyers Naude, an ists, raised cheers and fists in the state of emergency imposed Detainees Parents Support nuclear production plant op- actor was operating at Afrikaner who broke with the response. A hall at Johannes- June 12, restrict reporting about Committee. erated for six years at higher maximum power, he said. mainstream of the dominant burg's Central Methodist unrest, security force actions, It says at least 25,000 people, Kwer levels than may have "The circumstances we white ethnic group over apart- Church was packed to hear treatment of detainees, most including about 10,000 minors, en safe for the cooling sys- have just described illustrate heid, told the largest gathering Naude, who is general secretary forms of peaceful protest and a have been held at some point tem in the event of an acci- that the reactors had oper- on National Detainees Day: of the South African Council of range of statements the govern- since President P.W. Botha de- dent, federal officials said ated for about six years at a "We call for our country to be Churches. ment considers subversive. clared the emergency to combat yesterday. higher power level than may free of dictatorship and tyranny. After the rally, about 60 blacks Other rallies were held at the nearly two years of violence and Keith Fultz, an associate have been safe for the emer- As long as one child remains in from the audience jogged along University of Cape Town and in protest against the official director of the U.S. General gency cooling system in the prison and detained, our country a downtown sidewalk singing Johannesburg at the University apartheid policy of race dis- Accounting Office, said in tes- event of an accident," Fultz remains in shackles." freedom songs. They were of the Witwatersrand and the crimination. timony to the Senate Govern- testified. mental Affairs Committee Joe Spencer, program man- that power levels at the South ager of nuclear reactor tech- Carolina plant were reduced nology with Savannah River by 26 percent in 1986. Laboratory, said that while Soviets conduct second nuclear test The reductions were made new experiments on power after questions were raised levels had raised some con- MOSCOW (AP)-The Soviet But the spokesman, Boris when the Kremlin ended the test THE TASS news agency said by plant operators about cerns, they "did not reveal Union detonated an under- Pyadyshev, expressed optimism moratorium that had been a that at 5 a.m. Moscow time at whether the emergency cool- that we were operating in ground nuclear explosion yes- that the superpowers could soon centerpiece of Soviet leader the Semipalatinsk test range, a ing system was capable of unsafe conditions." terday, the second test in the two agree to rid Europe of their Mikhail Gorbachev's foreign nuclear device was detonated weeks since the Kremlin ended a medium-range missiles. He said policy. with a yield of "up to 20 ta- 19-month halt in nuclear weap- Soviet envoys to the Geneva Soviet officials urged the lcums." the force of the U.S. GC student government wants ons testing. arms talks had been told "to United States to halt testing and atomic bomb dropped on Hiro- At the same time, a Kremlin work for agreement in the short- have asserted that the American shima. spokesman rejected as "specu- est time possible." refusal to make the test freeze Tass said the blast at the site condom dispensers on campus lations and outright lies" Ameri- The underground nuclear ex- mutual forced the Kremlin to 1,700 miles southeast of Moscow can charges of Soviet cheating plosion in Soviet Kazakhstan resume testing. had been conducted "with a CINCINNATI (AP) -The feat the bill. on arms accords. was the second since Feb. 26 view to upgrading military tech- University of Cincinnati's stu- After three hours of debate The unilateral Soviet mora- nology," but the news agency dent government, acknowl- among students, faculty and torium was announced Aug. 6, provided no further details. edging that there are moral parents, the student senate 1945, the 40th anniversary of the concerns about the proposal, voted 16-1, with one absten- U.S. atomic bombing of Hiro- "The Soviet Union had to in- is asking the university to tion, in favor of a bill urging ADVANCE YOUR NURSING shima, Japan. Before the Feb- terrupt its moratorium," install condom dispensers in the Office of Residence Life to ruary resumption, the last Pyadyshev told a news briefing all campus residence halls. install condom machines in Soviet blast had been recorded at the Soviet Foreign Ministry The proposal, adopted dormitory restrooms. The CAREER IN THE NAVY on July 25,1985. following the test. Wednesday night by the stu- student senate has no power Navy Nursing means completely equipped medical dent senate, passed over the to compel university officials objections of opponents who to act on the request. facilities. said it amounts to indirect The bill also encourages the Advanced training, after completion of your first approval of sex. 35,000-student university to "Not only could this create support efforts to distribute tour. Specialization opportunities. Immediate an image problem for UC, but literature promoting safe sex supervisory responsibility. there is no way we can pass practices and educating the AIDS this bill without giving our sexually active on the risk of Plus all the benefits of being an Officer. Travel. approval for illicit sex, said contracting diseases, such as Adventure. Salary and benefits competitive to Scott Mclntosh, a student sen- the sometimes-fatal acquired civilian nursing. information Session ator who tried to persuade his immune deficiency syn- Monday March 16 fellow representatives to de- drome. Call NOW for more information: 8-10 pm (216)676-0490 Newly discovered galaxy Blsh Film Theater largest found to date NAVY NURSE. Open to the Public IT'S NOT JUST A JOB, WASHINGTON (AP) - As- axy, called Markarian 348, is Ficiiiiiiii ii urn invii. n. MPM tronomers peering past 1.3 million light-years in di- IT'S AN ADVENTURE. Diroctot of Hurting SotvKM. luco* County clouds of gas and the glare of ameter. 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I used to watch There was a smell of cut COLUMBUS (AP) - Woody in bewilderment as these grass in the air and the sun Hayes, whose successful 28-sea- humans, nay, football was as bright as the sun gets. son coaching career at Ohio players, tossed around what The marching band was State University was capped by looked like thousands of practicing on the field across two national championships and (^ by Milt Wink 11 John pounds of iron. from the stadium. peppered by controversy, died ass'l. sports editor Then, one day, Mr. Hayes Woody was big. There was in his sleep yesterday morning walked through a door something about his eyes. It at his home. He was 74. opposite me and into the seemed as though he had the Dr. Robert Murphy, Hayes' room. I was 11, maybe 12 at power to look right through physician, said Hayes suffered the most. I was also in shock. me. And I was shocked at now an apparent heart attack. I had been to a few Buckeye deep the wrinkles were cut Hayes wife, Anne, discovered What can you say when games, and coach Hayes into his face. I had always his body about 6 a.m., Murphy someone like Woody Hayes always looked like such a thought he was perfect. said. dies? The answer is anything champion when he would Coach Hayes talked to me for but simple in Ohio. Especially charge out onto the field in about 10 minutes. He was Hayes, who ruled his football for a sports fanatic who grew front of his beloved Buckeyes. interested in my school. He teams like one of the generals he up in Columbus like I did. And he was so charismatic on wanted to know if I liked so admired, left behind a 33-year the post-game shows. He had school! I mumbled my way coaching career that included People usually affiliate a warm smile and an earthy through most of my answers. 238 victories and a .744 winning Columbus with Buckeye voice. Especially that one, I'm sure. percentage. football before anything else. He told me school was going The city can thank Woody I was used to seeing him on to make a big difference in Two of his teams, in 1954 and Hayes for most of that. He posters, in books, and even on the life I would live. 1968, captured Associated Press was Ohio State football. billboards. I was not used to He told me to listen to my national championships. He was I remember riding a seeing him up close. And I parents, but to keep my the fifth-winningest coach ever Greyhound bus to the mean close. He walked dreams. in college football, compiling a Philmont Scout Ranch in New straight at me. After posting He told me I was doing a record of 238-72-10 overall and Mexico as a 16-year old. When something on the wall, he said good thing by involving 20541-10 at Ohio State. He also you're a kid in a St. Louis bus something like, "How are myself in athletics and boy coached at Denison University station, or Kansas City bus you, son? scouts. and Miami of Ohio. station, or a Denver bus Having always been a I didn't keep a diary when I Only Grambling's Eddie Rob- station, a lot of people want to person more than happy to was a kid, but that night I inson, with 336 victories, Ala- know where you're from. talk the legs off a centipede, I wrote out two pages of bama's Paul "Bear" Bryant, Columbus, Ohio. was happy to give him a "notes" about my meeting with 323, Amos Alonzo Stagg, "Oh. Bet you're a Buckeye detailed description of my with Mr. Hayes. 314. and Glenn "Pop" Warner, fan, huh. Ever meet Woody life. "OK," I said as I began I saw Hayes speak at a few with 313, won more games. Hayes?" slowly backpedaling and banquets, and sign BG News illustration/Don Lee I was a Buckeye fan and I fiddling with my shirt. autographs at a few stores in His teams won or shared 13 still am. And I met Woody "Hold on there friend. the next few years. But I last Big Ten Conference Hayes several times. Where you going?" saw, and heard, Hayes in his championships, including six Woody Hayes IU never forget the first "Nowhere," I said. "Well, office in the ROTC building consecutive titles won or shared. time I met him. looks like nowhere is next to St. John Arena at Ohio He sent teams to seven Rose Among those who were assistant House, called Hayes "a legend During summers I used to somewhere. What's your State. Bowls, and the Buckeyes also coaches under him and went on in college football." ride my Dike down to the Ohio name?" I stopped moving. I was down on campus the appeared in the Orange. Sugar to head coaching positions are "Colorful and sometimes even State campus all the time. I "Matt," I squeeked. "And summer after graduating and Gator Bowls under nis Earle Bruce at Ohio State, who controversial, he cared deeply would go down to Ohio how old are you. Matt?" from Whetstone High School. guidance. succeeded him in 1979, Bo about his players, his team and Stadium and mess around on I don't remember if I was 11 A friend of mine was taking Schembechler at Michigan, Bill his school/' Reagan said. the field and do whatever I or 12. an SAT or an ACT test He produced two Heisman Mallory at Indiana and Lou "Nancy and I extend our deep could to occupy myself. The words might not be somewhere on campus and I Trophy winners, tailback How- Holtz at Notre Dame. sympathy to his family and to There was (and 1 assume identical, but the memory of was wandering around ard "Hopalong" Cassady in Reaction to Hayes' death the Ohio State University com- still is) a weightroom at the the moment is as clear as looking for a bathroom. 1955, and the only two-time win- came from diverse quarters. munity." end of the west side of clear can be. It was summer. □ See Memories, page 10. ner, tailback Archie Griffin, in President Reagan, in a Griffin called Hayes "a father 1974 and 1975. statement issued by the White □ See Hayes, page 10.

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There are still battles to be won. Don't be reading about his fiery win weekend at Central Michi- "If we can, we'll put her on the outbursts. gan, will host New Hampshire, beam. But if she can't go, it'll surprised if he takes another NCAA There was the time he got Sunday on Senior Appreciation give someone else a chance to arrested during the Pan- Day. work." Evolutionist Charles Darwin championship this year. American Games for punching a A ceremony will preceed the The Wildcats, who are 9-3 said those who best adapt to cop during a practice. Or how meet honoring the Falcons grad- overall and who will be at Ohio their changing environment will matter to Knight. Today is exception. about the time he threw a chair uating seniors; Ellen DiCola, State Saturday night, are lead be the ones that survive. yesterday and yesterday is After guard Steve Alford, on the floor during a game in Julia Wicks and Mary Part by all-arounder.s Denise Brack- It's a theory more than 100 today. there is no one resembling a '85.? Farr. esy and Betsy Anderson who had years old, but one people still Indiana only started superstar. As usual, Knight has In a game against Illinois, he New Hampshire, which had a scores of 35.85 and 35.05, respec- follow today. experimenting with zone a group of blue-collar, no-names benched four starters in favor of season-high score of 176.4 tively, against NU. You have to keep up with the defense two years ago. Knight which always manages to win. all freshman. The Hoosiers got against Northeastern last week- Brackesy leads the team on times. What is 'in' today will be thinks it's a lazy man's He has only coached one crushed. It was the funniest end, is currently ranked fifth in the uneven bars and floor exer- 'out' tomorrow. Michael approach to the game. multi-talented team - the 1984 nationally-televised freshmen the NCAA Northeast regional cise with a score of 9.3 in each Jackson used to rule pop music, Knight believes what worked Olympic team. People told initiation since "Animal behind the fourth-place Falcons. event. but Bruce Springsteen is the 20 years ago can still cut it Knight he couldn't treat the House." BG coach Charles Simpson Kim Fuller and Peggy Dono- Boss now. today. And he reinforces his Jorden's and Ewing's the same He's done it before and don't said the meet will not become a van lead the team on the vault theory with every win. way he did most of his squads. think he'd hesitate to do it again. heated battle for the NCAA with a 9.1, while Patty Converse Nerds once needed revenge, Nowadays, you are supposed Knight listened, then did it his Today, this behavior isn't rankings. has a team best on the floor now it's "Hip to be Square. to communicate with your way. He turned the American supposed to be tolerated in "This will be kind of a fun exercise (9.3). Society is fast-paced these days. players. Knight still believes in team Red, White, Black and society. These stormtrooper meet, a special day for the se- Eighth-year UNH coach Gail A couple years ago, you were intimidating the hell out of Blue. He ran the prima donnas tactics have failed recent niors," he said. "We want to Goodspeed was in practice and supposed to 'keep up with the them. ragged. disciplinarians. The Minnesota make it a good, friendly type of unavailable for comment about Joneses,' now it's the Jetsons. Oh, he's all for give-and-take. Vikings canned Les Steckel and competition. We want to do our the meet. Change is everywhere - well, But in Knight's world, that the Baltimore Colts fired Frank job like they want to theirs." almost everywhere. means you give it your all or He cut players like Charles Kush. BG, 7-3 overall, may have to The meet will begin at 1 p.m. There are still a few who revel take it elsewhere. Barkley and kept Jon Koncak. Yet Knight endures. There are perform without junior Kim in the Eppler North gym. in the past. They cling to the He is overbearing. He is a Barkley didn't want it enough still battles to be won. Don't be belief that change is bad. tyrant. He is the last of the great according to Knight. The surprised if he takes another Look at Indiana University disciplinarians. Americans destroyed everyone, NCAA championship this year. basketball coach Bob Knight. He Think Freddie Kruger is their closest game was decided You may not like Knight, but has spent years fighting change. nasty? The ultimate Knight- by 11 points. you can't dispute his results. He And yet Knight survives. No, mare is living through an Knight, who won two national not only produces good players, make that thrives. Indiana basketball practice. titles, had conquered the world. but also quality citizens. Knight 4J Sports Cop /^ His record is impeccable. The dictator had reached his stresses education. Nearly all of Knight's ledger stands at 350-119 zenith. his players graduate. after 16 years with Indiana. He The horror stories are But Knight has not made it to No matter how out-dated his has guided the Hoosiers to eight unbeliveable. He works himself the top by just stepping on system seems, it still works. TRACK: Bowling Greens' mens and womens teams compete today Big Ten championships, two into a frenzy ridiculing players. everyone. Believe it or not, he What brought him success and tomorrow at Oklahoma. City. Ok. in the NCAA indoors NCAA titles and a NIT crown. He curses them and has made can also be compassionate. during the age of the pet rock championships This year, the Hoosiers posted them weep in front of their In 1981, he worked six months will carry him through the a 24-4 mark and gained the top teammates. to establish the Landon Turner walkman fad. He was a winner seed in the NCAA Midwest Do it until you get it right. fund. Turner was a former then and now. TENNIS: The men's team takes on the Butler University squad Regional which began last night. If Knight could bring back the Hoosier star who was paralyzed If Darwin was still alive, tonight at 9:00 at the Laurel Hills Club in Toledo. The women's And still there is a future tor medieval rack as a means of in an auto accident. Knight Knight would probably call him team travels to Akron Sunday for a 12:30 match with the Zips. the man who lives in the past. torture, he probably would. campaigned for money to make a pencil neck right before he There is a calender in his Although, he's done a good job sure Turner's house was tossed the old owl off his Ivory office. But in Knight's eyes, the stretching a player to his limits remodeled with wheel chair Tower. BASEBALL: The hardballers begin their spring schedule at dates sometimes blur. without it. ramps. He bought Turner a van Now that's what I call survival Wright State with doubleheader tomorrow. Action contingent Is it 1987 or 1977? It doesn't This year's squad is no for a handicapped driver. of the fittest. upon the cooperation of the weather.

Hayes D Continued from page 9. After graduation, Hayes at- George Patton and Lord Nelson. Arizona State balked initially at guess the hay's in the barn." figure to me." tended Denison University in He taught and coached at two playing a school the size of Mi- Although Paul Brown, a former Memories "I just remember how Coach Granville, where he played of- high schools before enlisting in ami in the postseason Salad coach with the Cleveland n Continued from page 9. Hayes cared for people." Griffin fensive tackle for three years. the Navy in July of 1941, even- Bowl. But in his book, "You Win Browns and Cincinnati Bengals, I ended up in the ROTC building. said. "He was unreal in that He graduated in 1935, majoring tually rising to lieutenant com- With People," Hayes said he appeared to be the front-runner After using the facilities, I kind of way. He was a great, in history and English. mander. taunted the Arizona State coach to come back for another stint as snooped around. Damned if I did great man. In his book, "Man In Motion," Upon leaving the service, he by telephone, accusing him of coach at Ohio State, Hayes won not end up right on top of Mr. "His passing this morning was Schembechler said that when he returned to Denison as the head being afraid to play Miami. the job. Hayes' office. He was no longer something I thought I would be was an assistant coach at Ohio football coach. The war veter- Eventually, Arizona State re- After a shaky 4-3-2 record in coach of the Buckeyes, but he prepared for, but it still hit me State, Hayes would constantly ans who made up his first team lented and Miami rolled to a 34- 1951, his first year at Ohio State, still had an office. pretty hard. correct his assistant coaches were less than enthusiastic 21 victory in the Salad Bowl. his program took off. But I don't know who he was Hayes was bom in Clifton, when they used incorrect gram- about his tough and demanding He interviewed for the vacant throughout his many successes talking to, but he was talking Oh., on Valentine's Day, 1913. mar. coaching methods and the team Ohio State position soon after at Ohio State, he was continually about war. Coach Hayes was a He grew up in Newcomerstown, His office at Ohio State was won just one game the entire and although the interview went dogged by controversies of his history freak and an afficianado where his father was the school stocked with books on history year. The next two years, how- well, Hayes later said that he got own making. of military strategy. After superintendent until his death in and his speeches were peppered ever, his team won 18 straight the job because of an off-handed Outbursts against officials walking past his office, I stopped 1929. with references to General games. remark that appealed to one and the media became common- and rested against the wall just Next he moved to Miami Uni- committeeman with an agricul- place, but he eventually lost his beyond his opened door. versity, where, after a 5-4 first tural background. As he rose to job over such a temper tantrum. I stayed long enough to realize season, his 1950 team went 8-1. leave, Hayes said, "Well, I His 7-3-11978 team was driving coach Hayes was talking about down the field in the waning the difficulties America nad in moments of the Gator Bowl Vietnam. What sticks out most while trailing Clemson 17-15 in my memory is his description eJb3iirf„-Jfowafae when quarterback Art Schlicht- of the fighting valor of the North er's pass over the middle was Vietnamese soldier. $1.00 off any intercepted by linebacker Char- "Those sons-of-bitches .SUBQURV* lie Bauman. Bauman was then wouldn't stop until they were in Sandwiches A Salads Sunglasses or Suntan Lotion knocked out of bounds at the pieces. You could shoot 'em and Ohio State sideline. Hayes, in a shoot 'em and they'd keep fit of anger, punched him. Buck- coming. The bastards just in stock eye players pulled their angry wouldn't quit. They never, (expires 3/31/87) coach away from Bauman and never, never quit, they had to be later escorted him off the field. We could use more He was fired the next day. like that." NO COUPONS NEEDED lyes did not use those terms 00 with derogatory intention, but ■ Dorsey s Drugs $ rather with earnest admiration. ■ 3 off Woody Hayes never, never, FAMILY PACK-$11.00 ■ 500E.Wooster never quit. He was stopped. And "Behind the tracks" Large Pan Pizza we could use more people like 2 FOOT LONG SUBS - 2 SNACKS with 2 or more items that. 4 SMALL DRINKS - 4 POTATO CHIPS SAVE UP TO $7.96 Pollyeyes MEAL DEAL - $3.39 FREDDIE AND FRIEDA 352-9638 FOOT LONG SUB - MEDIUM DRINK - CHIPS _,_ expires 3/20/87 ^_ SAVE UP TO $2.10 applications available LUNCH SPECIAL -$2.79 March 16 - 20 Howard's club H SNACK SANDWICH - MEDIUM DRINK - CHIPS 405 Student Services 210 N. Main No Cover SEAFOOD DELIGHT - $6.78 J\Avtrv6ogr' TWO FOOT LONG SEAFOOD SUBS Cheerleader Information __-Civil-Oefens0 "

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It you are talented Rec Center Group ll meet 11am-l2pm at Toledo arvaserlng What a surprise this candle YOUR AGO SISTERS Speeoo Swrnisurts Hayes Gym Al assigned students to attend passing was' L 6 L. the Sisters of Alpha Delta Pt and going to be here thai summer try out tor the Russel Sweats Visitors are welcome Pro Reg Variety Show' We are looking tor KATHI HALAS Jama by SHARK contemporary pop performers for Jury 8-30m REC CENTER PRO SHOP Congratulations to the Alpha Dell Spirit Award CONGRATULATIONS ON DOING A GREAT M-TH. 8 30-9.30 pm You w* be paid' Sign up WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION*. INC. winners and swimmers at the Anchor Splash JOB AS PAST EASTERN AREA VICE PRESI- for aurjtlona at 405 Student Services Bug St Patty s Day Bean at Poeyeyes WISHES ALL MEMBERS GREAT LUCK IN FRF 'FALCON HOUSE' Your siaters are proud ol you' DENT OF MAPCA WE WISH WE COULD Audmons are Thursday Apr! 2. 1 30 pm - 7 00 Come sing along Sunday Night DAY THE I3THI CELBRATE THIS LUCKY DAY HAVE PLAYED THE OPPOSITE OF SAM Catchiest St PalricK ; Day tune Just in time lor Spring Break'! prn TONIGHT AT BENTLEY S. HOLIDAY INN CONGRATULATIONS TO PHI DELTA THETA SMOOTH WITH YOU' wl wm a $20 grtt certificate FROM 4-» P.M. HAPPY HOURS! GET INVOLV- ON FOUNDERS DAY Old Peculiar Is finally In swxnsuits ' linrjlaaaa* Love. Panhel Exec Erin Go Brau' ED IN A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION! shorts ' lops * tights MARCH 15. 1987 at Campus Poftyeyes

HAPPENIN AT 501 PIKE KIM and KRtSSY OPENING SOON' MERDE! CONNIE BARRON'S Mexican Restaurant Continued on p 12 i) Love. Kim. Tracy, Pam watch lor ads m the BG News LOST & FOUND Waeupwlchu PoPo AND WHEN YOU THOUGHT THE I Love You St00 reward lor the return of my large codec PARTY WAS OVER non ot beautiful horse statues and terrahum MANVILLE MADNESS taken from my gang* Fab. 10-12 at 207 Byal PART II DAVE. (MY HUGQY BEAR) Ave.BG Cal 353-8306 or 352-7160 THE DAY AFTER IT HAS BEEN FIVE WONDERFUL MONTHS WITH YOU! GET PSYCHED FOR FORMALI FOUND LOVE, LIBBY ONE JAVEUN PS DON'T FORGET THE PINEAPPLEI » Alpha Phi CALL TO IDENTIFY JON 2-6752 BE A PART OF HISTORY "SILVER STREAKIN"' WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL MUSIC VIDEO DEB EBERT a CHRISTY SAYERS LOOKING lor 2 RINGS 1 diamonds. 1 rubiea t Centennial Hall (Toledo) THE BOWLING GREEN PANHELLENIC diamonds MUCH SENTIMENTAL VALUE No Sat.. March 14 10:00 sm-5:00 pm COUNCIL Forget-me-not . LARGE SREWARDI 372-5716 DON'T BE LEFT OUT" WAS VERY PROUD TO HAVE YOU SERVE AS LOST-YELLOW CAT WITH WHITE COLLAR. Contact Taml Applegarth for further PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF VICINITY OF ENTERPRISE a PALMER VERY Info. 353-3026 MAPCA PLAYFUL-IF FOUND. PLEASE CALL YOU BOTH DID A FANTASTIC JOB' ° Formal 353-4508 OR 353-1620 "'ALPHA XI DELTA'" LOST Man's bi-foU brown leather watet Lost WIN A COMPACT DISK PLAYER Design a logo for the 1987 Homecoming and on Sunday night in Dunbar Hal or parking lot WIN A COMPACT DISK PLAYER wm a S30 gift certilicale to Kaufman's The Cal Linda 372-5067 WIN A COMPACT DISK PLAYER theme is "Stars are shrang in Bowing Green'' March 13, 1987 •••DB.TA TAU DELTA"' Entries must be 8 1 -2 by 11 and may be sub To the person who stole my Escort Radar mrtted lo 315 or 405 Studenl Services Detector wfvie I was parked on 8th SI. Saturday the 7th I found a witness who saw you In my •"Brian Van Pen"" Dinner In London?? Windsor Canada car Please return lit If I find you first. I'l pro- Good luck with initiation tomorrow! An evening in Paris?? 4 secute Cal 352-2597. L.C. You I do great I know It! DELTA SIGMA PL For more info.: Love. Dawn 411 South Hen Wed. nights al 7:10

RIDES ■ 'WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS. INC •' FRIDAY THE 13TH-HAPPY HOURS Drink Drink Dnnk Your Drinks 4-9 PM TONIGHT AT BENTLEYS-HOUDAY Oh Forget it. no uprisings ttvs hme Ride Needed to U ol Michigan anytime on Fri- INN Let's get excited (not psyched) lor a greai day 3-13 and return on Sunday 3-1S. I we" pay Writer Wedding' lor your gas S PLEASE CALL ROBIN P S Vomit on the Jacuii 3725616 'ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHI' KELLY (MAY. THANKS FOR Ride needed to-from Canton Massaon Navarre BEING SUCH A WONDERFUL BIG' FLU area Can leave anytime Thursday. March 19 I LOVE YA. IIBBY The Brothers would Ike to wish Robin Bar- ,h Wish to return anytime Sunday. March 22. On* •ALPHA PHI-ALPHA PHI*ALPHA PHI' santee good luck wrth the Golf Team or both ways' Please Cal' PHI GAMMA DELTA BG salutes Hollywood's 100 Anniversary Jan 372-6589 'Attention Ed Ma|ora- FOOTS TYPING OSEA meeting Tues.. March 17th U-deaver. E-Z to And, $ 60 per page a) «00 In 121 Weal Hall'Elections' 669-2579 SERVICES OFFERED 'ATTENTION KAPPAS' GALA '»7 COORDINATORS ANO MODELS STARS ARE SHINING IN I wanted lo lei al ol you that I couldn't have Congratulations' Thanks tor being such i Al your typwg neada picked a more sensitive chapter. Thank you tor GREAT group you were fantastic' Prompt a Pioleeennal al your support and I think you're GREAT' What a success' Clara al 352-4017 Love. Cindy and Max BOWLING GREEN Design a logo for 19*37 Homecoming OBNOXIOUS AL bM Oft Pric» You KNOW, lb OUT x GOTTA GO HfP. i was and win a $30 gift certificate to Kaufman's! RERU.Y lIKf TO tTND ■ SNIFF r Z THINK r , ftltjMT/ 8R0 jOKeT ulcTCK" smeLL- / 1 uJITHH RfPULY eio Sontt-TM/A/Cl lot*. BuftNINfr Entries may be submitted to 315 or 405 Student Services • Must be 8% x 11 and Black and White Deadline: March 20th •••••*•••••••••••••••••• Classifieds BG News/March 13, 1987 12

Continued trom p. 11 The Sewers ol Delia Zeta would ska to con Wayne CotvNv-We congratulate you on your Exerting Summer Job C>pportun*ee Tutor needed 2 to 3 nights a week tor First 4 1X1111 nOUM leaVl blOCk ■TO*" OffonfMUOr IVW. gjaheste Gretchen Rust tor bang choan me success in directing the 1987 MIFCA-MAPCA Toledo RNer CnJse Unas la looking lor young , Grader 1 1-2 hrs per night. $45 a weak cat Isl 1987 1 yr. lease $620 mo 1-874-7674 Sigma Chi Pledge Sweetheart" Leadership Conference In St Louis We would adults wan outgoing, exciting peraonaWea ' 874-2347 ask for Joe or Colleen STEPHEN WAVER' HCCANN -me DZ'Dsaa Zeta-Stgma Chi-DZ atao ave to recognize the Greek Syytem ol Jobs liiaMiln In ticket reservations, waiter a ME AT THE BONEH(X£ ARE WHITING Bowing Green kx receiving an award In St. •aitresses food prep , general utll Weapaper helper Pintmg and papering contrac- 8 bedroom, furnished house to sublease tor TO SAY. HAPPY 21ST BtflTHDAY. ITS (memtenanc* detvery. etc ) Grumps need not summer '87 Aa HM as $200 for whole sum The Saiers of Den Zeta wouU Ike to con- Louis this pest weekend tor needs a lul or pert time helper Transports A LEGAL LONG ISLAND DAY apply Write only -send resume Dan O'Connor, mar Cal 372-3663 of 372-6658 ASAP tor giiaasti Dawn Pant and DU Cneg Sacco on Bon a MUST and must be dependable. State ■' by SHARK Toledo River Cruise Lines. 618 Front St. more Into ma* recent Isvaaartng' Cortgatule»onel desired wage and send resume to Keith Lance, FROM SUNDANCE TO MARKS WELL Toledo. Ohio 43605 Soeedo Swtmeuits PO Box 904. BG 43402 STUMBLE BUFF APARTMENTS NOW RENTING tor THE SISTERS OF PI BETA PHI WOULD LIKE ALL AROUND. THIS TeAE. THOUGH. YOU'LL REC CENTER PRO SHOP school year 87-68 Furreshed or unfurnished 2 BEFFALUNG DOWN TO EXTEND A CONGRATULATIONS TO Exp stable help wanted Part time Mon. thru bedroom apattments 9 or 12 month leases DELTA UPtlLON CRAIG SACCO FOR lii 8:00 AM to noon. Cal John 1-874-4241 avalabie Rent Is $630 a month tor 9 month or TREASURER OF MBFCA, AND TO ALPHA Pern/aburg FOR SALE FRBAY THE 13TH ITLL BE A BALL YOU $476 month tor 12 month Summer rent la GAM CARRIE ROADS FOR PRESIDENT, AND SEE, LETS PARTY ALL NIGHT AND DON'T $600 par apartment CM Tim at 362-7182 or THRWW MELISSA PUCKETT FOR VICE PRESIDENT HaUKation tranet 10-20 hrs wk to worst In WANTED 364-1035 MY KEYS. OF MAPCAII THE BGSU OREEK SYSTEM IS group home setting with MRDO adults Send '78 VW Dasher 76.000 ml AC tape player HAPPY 21 tT (FNALLY) PROUD TO BE REPRESENTED BY YOUt resume or apply In person to Gregg Hetden (rens well) $960 19" color TV-S60 Check out the beet-kept secret In BO aptel LOVE: THE BONEHOLE (DEB > TRACY) 151 N Michigan. Suite 316. Toledo. OH 372-8625. ask tor J Nathan • • •WANTED- • • Go lo 802 etn SI or cal Then CM Hem Angela 43624 Nomtnattone lor the Outstanding Contributor to 354-8616 and la* lo Ph4 or Mai Saturday. March 14. tSSr 1 Round trip ticket lo STEPHEN 4 RAY: (TTKA) Graduate Education award. Fore more info about a 4-peraon. 2 bdrm. turn apt Ladles ol BGSU GET READY Help Wanted Energetic, fun-lovtng people lor FLORIDA ONE WEDNESDAY MARCH NIGHT contact the GSS office (2-2426) bartender A floor wafcer positions si Buttons Cleveland lo Mam NONE BARELY RECALL 2 female roommates needed for 87-88 school Nightclub Apply after 8 00 pm ONLY $119. WE ALL MET AT SUNDANCE TIE DYE SHIRT SALE year Cal Mtehees 2 5808 must sal, cal Jeff« FALCON PLAZA APARTMENTS AND HAD A BALL TIE OYE SHIRT SALE Nest to Aspen Wine Restaurant Henry J'a Fundrinkery 363-0312 T€ OYE SMRT SALE Is now hiring hosts, hostesses, bartenders, bar- 2 bdrm --turn 8 unfum. MARCH g-20 2-3 noniwnalll needed lor tma SUMMER to $1 60 LONG ISLANDS maids, eatresses, orouptars and cleaning per- Cal Tom 352-4673 days UNIVERSITY HALL lublesas 2 bdrm luty furnished apt VIEW AT SUNDANCE WE SAT. SURROUNDED BY sonnel Must be energetic, embHIous and have Beta VCR Excel cond phone 363-2329 362-1800 eves MATH SCIENCE LOBBY OVERLOOKING POOL. Cal 353-0037 GUYS an outgoing personalty Al positions era part FROM THAT TTKA FTuVT. ONLY So Female Wanted, to sublease apt lor summer One which Is greet for ooeage students Apply Can you buy Jeeps. Csrs. 4 X II Seized in SPONSORED BY HONORS STUDENT FOR RENT 1 bedroom apt. 6 bedroom house LOOKING FORWARD TO SATURDAY AND ALL and poesta* lease lor fall asm Nice apt , low Wednesday Monday alter 8:00 pm 1532 S drug raids lor under $100? Csl lor Iscts today THAT IT ENTAJLS FORMAL WILL BE GREAT ASSOCIATION tor Summer Term 1-267-3341 rant, own bedroom If interested please cal Byrne Rd, Toledo. OH 602-837-3401. Ext 299 WITH OUR TTKA MALES Meanda at 353-2629 LOVE DEB I TRACY KsDhen table wllh 4 melching chairs, very Four bedroom. furrUsbed house svsasble for TO MY M BOB DICK. Looking tor a IYalaiit4laaoioflt|i or atudent summer and-or tal ol 1987 Great bceton' JUST WANTED TO THANK YOU FOR BE INC. A Headed 4 people lo sublease brand new apt organisation that would Ilka to make sturdy-good condition $60 must Baa soon Cal 352 8366 after 6 00 pm $800 per month. CM anytime 352-1169 STEVE GREEN and DOUG DILL GREAT BK)i I HAD A GREAT TIME AT MARK'S for 87-88 2 bdrm . 2 bath Cal Usa 2-5907 1500-11 soo tor one week for a one week long Hoc* you're ready lor en awesome LAST WEEKEND AND I'M GETTING TOTALLY on campus marketing project Group muet be up-north weekend trip. PSYCHED FOR HiTlATION THIS SATURDAYI One quiet lamata roommate needed for 87-88 organized and herd working. Can John Need of good home for one male ferret, make Furnished Efficiency It so. grift your skit LOVE YOUR LITTLE. school yar Apartment dose lo campus For J72-6707 offer, any offer -cat 372-5847 Cornpiete wllh color TV . Cable and HBO. Al more information cal Pam or Laura al irtietws pak) Ideal lor upperdassmen and 'pop a bawl*' to alp. LAURIE Stereo Mixer Board 382-2092 graduates Semester leases B.G.'s finest Your wW -n crazy blondes Looking to asm good It thla term but your Handass 2 phono's A tape deck, rmc are ready to have some 'tap' tun. schedule precludes study hours? We have a apartment value $320 per month Phone To my Da* Data Fred PLEASE HELP I or 2 persons to sublet my Uxe new $35 or bast offer aa we party w*h Bungle and Greener greet tob tor you representing major com- 364-3182 or 352-1520. Thanks lor a GREAT time al Daft Formal last room ol s 2 bedroom furnished spt. On the Tim 353-9111 under me Boyne Highlands sun panies on campua with highly fexlbte hours weekend! Look out Windsor. Canada 'cause edge of campus Now thru Aug I arm furnish House lor lubteaas tor summer $86 per month Love. Jute and Carln depoeH Dave 354 4808 Call JOHN 1724707 « uH per person max 5 CM 363-3918 here we come to Alpha Phi Formal It's sure to Want to DRUM up some excitement In your sis- bee blast WANTED 2 females to sublease lor summer Make hundreds weekly meeng drnusval No buy a snare drum with stand for only $86 Cal Sunday-St Patrick's Day Pre-Party Love. Hot! Ntos 3 bdrm turn house with washer dryer Quotas! omits' Bush self addressed stamped 353-6812 and ask tor ERIC Grab Yourself some Green leer Own rooms, greet new lurmshed apartments Aval May 18 Second > High 352-8827 envelope AM MAR 256 Robertson. Dept P7. at Poeyeyes Cat 353-1408 To My Twin Lfflee Amy and Jui Beverly Has. CA 90211 Hear me sounds of The Uncased Four Happy Birthday to the bom of you WANTED Cooks lor Porthole Restaurant on Steve Smith Apartment rtsntea Homes and Duplexes lor 1987-88 school year 352-8917 Gel excited lor the celebration on Saturday! KeVaMland Send Resume lo 18771 Thorpe OVERSEAS JOBS Summer, yr round Europe, FOR RENT Rd Chagrin Fals. OH 44022 SUPPORT KAPPA DELTA S SHAMROCK PRO- L a L Big Path S Amer . Austral*. ASM Al twos $900-2000 Two bedroom, furnished spertments lor the JECT ON SATURDAY MARCH 14 BY HAVING mo Signalling Free info. Write DC, PO Bx 67-88 school year 352-2863 A FRIEND ARRESTED" PROCEEDS BENEFIT To our SAE dates Rick and Kevin. 52-OH3 Cerona Del Mar. CA 92626 CARTY RENTALS THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE FOR Get psyched lor tonight Apartments MORE INFORMATION CALL THE KAPPA HELP WANTED Recreaton therspwt 10-15 hrs per week to Urgent: Need someone to assume lease on s Alpha Phi formal «■ be out ol sight For 3-4 students DELTA HOUSE work In a group home with high functioning 2 bedroom apt for '87-'M. Close to campus. Wstch out Windsor, ws're on our way MRDOrnen Send resume or spply in person to OMce hours to s m -3 pm Outstanding value. Cell 2-1340, 2-17G5. Located 316 E. Merry, No. 3 and we're planning an unforgettable stayFLove Gregg Hexttn. 151 N. Michigan Suite 315. TAKE A STUDY BREAK.I CHECK OUT OUR Michelle and Ketyn 120 COUNSELOR AND INSTRUCTOR For more alto or appointment Toledo. OH 43624 UNIQUE SPRING BREAK SWRTS--ON SALE IN POSITONS AVAILABLE Private Coed Summer Phone 352-7365 anytime THE B A BUILDING' Camp In Pooono Mia.. PA. Contact Cayuoa. Also summer rentals Tom and Slavs Resort Hotels. Cruaeenee. Airanee, Amuse- CO-OP CORNER Tammy HI PO Box 234BG. Kenifcvorth. NJ 07033 ment Parks, NOW accepting applications For Get psyched lw tonight (2011-278-0106 I can't wail to party with you mis weekend al Windsor w* be out ot sight more IrrtomtaDon and an application write: Na- Winter Weddng Love. Jut end Debbie tional Coesgiate Recreation Service PO Box NEED A SUMMER JOB IN CLEVELAND? Lets Crash With Kamikazes* Attention College Students 8074 Heton Head SC 29938 PS Hey Tom. should I bring my Rstt tape! JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 1 Opening tor Soph, Jr or Sr students maxxmg Thomas National Company needs students lor lull-time an Aoctg, IPCO. Business or Mechanical- Somewhere and something drtlerent for Sum- Assortment ot marry apis summer employment Earn S2.00O-S4.000 Design Tschnology Psys 5 93-7 06 per hr Typing and Word Processing Services and mer Ernptoyment? Work on the downtown $ dupeexeo tor summer $ pus acholershlpe. Work In your own hometown 2 Hospital*/ Salea majors are needed at Hoi- TERRY HANSON Resumes These and dasertohona « to Z Detn Bhoresne ol Keasys island at the CASINO' Live fall rentals. CALL NOW A great opportunity, plus guaranteed income day Inn aa Desk dark. Conference Sates. Food Daft Adventure, what a blast -across trom Urenan's, 352-5042 entertainment 7 days a week Needed are tor chWcs apis 964-2210 Apply in person Thursday March 12m or Friday Prspsrstton Rising Jr or Sr trom Clove eras Then Spring Formal, it went so last bartenders, welters, waitresses and cooks Ap- Office located at 319 E. Wooaler March 13m In Fort Rm Student Union al 1 00. Paid poerOon" Now get reedy lor a great time with me ply to P.O 26, Keseys Island, OH 43438 c-o 1 UAO Sunbreak '17 2 00. 3 00.4:00 PM At Winter Formal with an Alpha Phi OrganlzattonsI Meeting Tom UaYtch 419-746-2323 Good pay Love. Kanberty Expending company in Youngstown-Werren. Monday, March 11 Boar omen Poland area needs Fr or Soph to VERY IMPORTANT!!! COULD YOU BE A BOSTON Summer Ernptoyment NANNY? staff rotas showrooms Bus or Science majors The Alpha Delta vrieh their sisters Cindy ATTENOENCE STRONGLY ENCOURAOEOI! Put-In Bay Wend Carryout Del 50-55 hrs-wk Are you a loving, nurturing person who enjoys 1 $ 2 bedroom furnished apts for summer & welcome! Paid position" stendorl and Missy Swartief best of kick m Start mid-May Prior food service exp. helpful spending lime with children? Live m lovely, 1987-68 school year S 1 V Rentals. their performances tins weekend with the Cal Irwtn Saverman 14191 865-3793 Wayne CoMn-We congratulate you on your suburban neighborhoods. en)oy exceftent 352-7454 Prssentation given by company lor students in- University Performing Dancers success in directing the 1987 MIFCA MAPCA terested m salea tramng opportunlttee lor sum- salaries benefits, your own Irving Quarters and Summer Job Opportunities 1 Dedrooin apt tor summer 87 Air cond FREE mar - Tuesday, March 17. 4 00 PM in Co-op leadership conference m St Louis We would tanned working hours Your round-trip transpor- We are planning our summer NOW! Maybe you THE BROTHERS OF ZETA BETA TAU heat, water gas. Close to Campua Cal Ten or Office. 238 AoYren Interview schedule to be ar- also a\e to recognize the Greek system of tation is provided One year commitment should be too! Students interested In gaining Len 353-7907 WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE ranged tor totowtng day Bowing Green lor receiving the Outstanding necessary Cal or write Mrs Flach. Chadcare sales experience and earning above average in- CHRIS JARVIS Greek System Award In St Lou* this past Placement Service, inc ICCPSI. 149 come this summer can gel more information by 2 bdrm fum. apt. $400 tor summer ON HIS ENGAGEMENT TO weekend COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM Bucknvnatar Rd Brooktane. MA 02146 (617| submitting s resume to Permscrstts. Box 238. 2 bdrm unfum apt aval May or August Cal CONNIE PETERSON The Brothers of Sigma Phi EpsHon 236 ADMIN 372-2451 588-6294 Sytvanta. OH 43580 352-3445

THE COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS present An Evening With

UC L anaione April 11, 1987 6:30pm and 10:00pm

in Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center BGSU Student Tickets (with valid ID) $7,$10, $13 General Public $10, $13, $16

Go on Sale March 16 at the Kobacker Box Office (372-8171)

& March 20 at Boogie Records in Toledo & Finders Records in BG & Findlay. All Seats Reserved

GUI *Clff invites you to redeem you Chuck Mangione ticket for o 10% discount ' on your Aspen tab (drinks not included) the night of the show. Mats—

Casual sex in the '80s: a gambling proposition Partners pass the bug p.5 Condom ads on television p.6 Cysts can bring infertility p.8 Fridou/Morch 13,1987 t Campus Comments Fridoy interviews by D«n«ll« Jonas Frtdoy photos bu Mkh«ll« Thorn«uj«ll HOUJ important is your health to you?

Gretchen Kirk, sopho- Jeff Osborne, junior Deborah Baldridoe, Londb White, Junior Heidi Pokopoc, soph- more hospitality man- accounting major from senior Journalism major Interpersonal and public omore sociology major agement major from western Kentucky: "/Mu from Cleveland: "/ don't communications major from Chesterland: "/ Mentor: "I don't eot neo*n Is real important exercise as much as I from Rkron: "My health exercise three or four snacks and I eat the right to me. I'm Interested In o should, but I tru to eat Is very Important to me. I times o week. I'm getting foods. I don't exercise lot of sports, but I don't the right foods." tft weights and go to the better with my food." enough." exercise enough. I'm track to run, but I don't conscious of the food I eat the right foods." eat. I try to eot food that Is good for me." Heath Center provides Campus blood donors free advice to students help hundreds in area

latory care clinic, a pharmacy, an with diseases do not give blood. by Donna Scenna and allergy injection clinic, a Woman's by Kelly Rose Most people who have been Amy Kizer Health Clinic, and X-ray and labo- F-nday stall reporter exposed to Illnesses such as AIDS or ratory services. malaria are eliminated at the med- The Student Health Center provides Also available to students are psy- The American Red Cross of To- ical history questioning stations. medical consultations for free. chological services including coun- ledo has to obtain 275 pints of After the blood Is collected, It Is There Is no tee lor office visits to the seling and psychological testing. blood a day or the supply In north- sent to the Red Cross tor testing and Health Center, so students do not pay Another part ot the Health Center is west Ohio will be low and campus If It meets their qualifications, It Is for an appointment If no treatment is the Student Wellness Center. A group blood drives provide their largest sent to a hospital. Most hospitals, given, said the center's clinic coordi- of student volunteers staff the center drawing, according to a Red Cross retest the blood, she said. nator, Joanne Navin, RN MSN. Any and provide a speakers bureau and volunteer. The Red Cross recently added care given by the physicians or nurse resource library. Peer advisors are According to Judy Gorls, the another step In the process to en- clinicians are charged on a lee-for- available for counseling regarding Toledo Red Cross frequently sets up sure AIDS-free blood. service basis. stress-reduction and other methods of bloodmoblles at the University In Donors decide If their blood Is limiting Illness. hopes of obtaining 200 pints of safe for transfusion by answering a There are 33 staff members at the The Health Center Is open 8 a.m. to blood a day to distribute to 19 questionnaire which asks If the Health Center. This Includes nurses, 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and hospitals throughout 10 counties In donors believe they may hove medical assistants and clerical work- operates on an appointment basis. northwest Ohio. been exposed to a virus that could ers and live full-time physicians and Navin considers the time between 8 Though needles scare off a num- have been transmitted through nurse clinicians. and 10 a.m. to be the best for appoint- ber of potential donors, Gorls said, their blood. Navin said the physicians on staff ments. Students who desire an ap- "When you think of someone In a The answers are then sealed In usually have a family-practice back- pointment will receive one within 24 hospital that needs blood, the hurt an envelope, which Is sent to the ground, and three of them nave hours of their call and drop-Ins are of the needle Isn't so bad." Red Cross. There Is also a phone emergency room experience. accepted. number to call at a later date If the Gorls said there Is no way a donors change their minds about "Our staff Is very current. They are The Student Health Center was orig- donor can acquire AIDS or any the quality of their blood. All Infor- Interested In working with college- inally built as a hospital before a limit other disease from the donation mation Is kept confidential. age students and that's why they're was placed on enrollment, Navin process because all equipment The next University blood drive Is here," Navin said. "I'm proud of our said. used Is sterilized and disposed of April 13-16. Gorls said anyone over statl and I would match them with any The enrollment celling eliminated after It Is used. 17 and In good health Is eligible fo other. I would make these people my the need for In-patient care so me The Red Cross also fakes several donate. She said donors should family doctors," she said. hospital was converted to an out-pa- precautions to ensure that people rest and eat beforehand. The Health Center otters an ambu- tient facility, she said.

editor. .Caroline Longer cover by....Michelle ThorneujeN Friday frtdoy MooazkM Is o weekly oss't •dkor....Chrlstopher Smith P"**' «¥>'' Dove Kuhor supplement to Magazine editoriol oss't...Deb GofKchalk

••* U..^...... «{.-•.•—• -J Fridou/Morch 13,1987 3 Success drive eclipses worship

yoursell Into a vocation, you need to Shertzinger agreed. "Religion Is an bad grades allows students to reeva- by Tracoy Baldorl make the best out of college course embarrassing topic to put forth," he luate their lives and find that they I relay reporter work." said, "so It takes a low profile ." need help In the midst ol troubles," Evans, a secondary science educa- He said that the reason for this Is Schertzlnger said. Spiritual health Is being replaced tion major, said that he believes a that students feel that religion is not Karcher agreed, "It depends on the with a worship of success by college student can balance studying lor his intellectual. "Students want to be rhythm ol the student's life," she said. students who strive to be upwardly classes and still have time lor the taken seriously and don't want to be She said that a student will seek mobile. scriptures. attacked on Intellectual grounds," he solace, especially when he Is under According to the Rev. Steve Schert- "A student can say. 'Well, I'm so said. pressure. zlnger ol Active Christians Today, a sold out for Jesus, that I'm going to However, he added that although "During exam week, church atten- non-denominational organization, "It attend every Bible study group every the embarrassment Is still prevalent, dance Is very high," she explained. has to do with a drive to get good day,' and end up neglecting his student religion is more acceptable Sometimes these feelings are not grades, to get a good Job where they homework. There needs to be a fine today than 20 years ago, as evident quite so sincere, Seymour said. "Stu- can make beaucoup bucks," he said. balance," he said. from the Increase in Christian campus dents kind of keep God in their back The desire and time that it takes to Not only will a student strive to organizations. pocket and take Him out when they succeed academically, Schertzlnger achieve lor economic reasons, but "The conservative movement has teel the need." said, may not allow enough free time also lor reasons of acceptance, Jim made this so," Schertzlnger said. Students who irregularly attend for a student to attend weekly Lett, coordinator of Navigators said. Anne Korcher. associate pastor at church can find themselves sitting in fellowship or Bible study meetings, or Navigators Is a national non-de- St. Thomas More, agreed that stu- a pew on the Sunday before exam attend church on Sunday. nominational Christian organization dents' values have become more week. Jim Lltwln, director ot Institutional that caters to military and collegiate traditional. Some believe that as a student studies at the University, said that he institutions. "Students are seeking out values becomes more established and se- agreed, and that the average stu- By filling their lives with activities, and asking 'Who Is God?' and 'How cure, religion will eventually fill a dent's amount of spare time has Lett said that a student fulfills two can I be faithful to Him?' " she said. bigger part ot their lives. shrunk. "basic needs" of security and signifi- The students ol the '60s (which was "There Is a choice to make about cance. Through achieving academi- deemed the "Jesus Revolution" era), "Religion becomes more important what stays and what is cut out," he cally, Lett said a student Is deemed were apathetic because they did not as people get out ot college." said said. significant and Is therelore secure In know what was going on in the world Dave Boutelle, president of Christian Ultimately, Litwln said, religion Is cut this knowledge. and they "turned to" a higher being Science Organization, a non-denomi- out and economic priorities come "It Is the Idea of 'I have something lor guidance, Lett said. national, national group which has Into play, apparent from a 1986 sur- to contribute,' or 'I have personal "The jungles ot Vietnam was a far about 60 student members ot the vey Lltwln conducted among all In- worth,'" he said. away place, It was pre-sputnlk and University. coming Ireshmen. When the students pre-computer." Today, he said, a This may be attributable to grad- were osked to rank their Immediate Another deterrence from spiritual typical student Is apathetic because uates having at least partially estab- priorities, "getting a good |ob" was Interest, Lett said, Is that the educatio- now they know what Is going on In the lishing careers while thinking ol ranked at the top of the list, while nal system does not teach students world, but they just feel helpless and settling down and raising a family. "religion" fell at the bottom of the list. how to think, but rather, what to think. Insecure. "People have more of a direction." This Is evident, he said, by little or no "They are not certain whether or not he said. "Frankly, the students were not In- Interaction with others In the class- they can do anything about things Lltwln said students can also be terested In exploring their religious room and the use of objective, as like nuclear war," he said. Thus, a "established" while In college. beliefs," Lltwln said. "Students are opposed to essay tests. He said that student will look to tangible, immedi- "After the freshman year, more stu- more -involved In getting good there Is no room lor exploring the Idea ate needs, such as achieving an dents are comfortable and secure In grades, finding a major and getting that there may be a supreme ruler, "acceptable" economic status, he their environment and begin to ex- good professors." and that we are conditioned to think said. plore religious and philosophical These economic priorities that that there is only one "right" answer to Do students have Intangible, emo- questions," he said. usually dictate the future must be every question. tional needs to examine religion? 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Contrary to popular belief, AIDS Is not easily con- t>v Betsy Smith and tracted. It is not transmitted through air, water or by Kathle Relgle casual contact of any kind. Under no circumstances can AIDS be transmitted There is a killer running rampant and people through donating blood, but It can be spread by even/where are becoming Its victims. Its targets are exposure to Infectious blood. If the surface of the suddenly not just homosexuals, drug users or hemo- skin is broken by Injury or needle, especially those philiacs. Anyone could be vulnerable. tainted by dirt or shared to Inject Intravenous drugs, "In 1986 there were no cases reported," Gerwin AIDS. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is an Individual runs a higher risk of contracting the said. If a case of AIDS is suspected, It should be a virus that breaks down the delense system ol the disease. reported to the Medical College of Ohio (MCO) In body. People that contract the disease sutler Irom Surgeon General C. Everett Koop has said 1.5 Toledo. acute Infections and rare forms of cancer. million Americans have this deadly disease, and A study conducted by the National Academy of According to the pamphlet by the American although 70 percent to 75 percent ot those Infected Science (NAS) has projected that by 1990, 58,000 College Health Association, "AIDS-What Every- with AIDS have traditionally been homosexual or people will die per year ot this deadly disease and one Should Know." the symptoms are similar to bisexual men, the cases of women and children In 1991, 180.000 deaths from AIDS will have oc- common, minor Illnesses. The symptoms Include are surprisingly on the uprise. curred. excessive fatigue, recurring fevers, unexplained According to Sue Woodman's article, "AIDS — weight loss, enlargement of the lymph nodes, a Getting It Straight," In New York Women Magazine. With the recent Increase In numbers, the NAS has constant sore throat, a persistent cough, easy there were 1,806 women and 141 children In the strongly urged the lederal government to Increase bruising, continued diarrhea and pink or purple nation diagnosed as having AIDS In 1986. spending In the amount ot S2 billion In the area ot bumps on the skin. research and education on the disease. Koop has In Ohio, last year's statistics documented 242 proclaimed the need to educate the nation's 47 Because ol AIDS, sexual Intercourse with a cases ol the disease. Pam Gerwin, Immunization million schoolchildren on the causes of the disease. stranger hos become a high-risk ordeal that could and communicable disease nurse at the Wood become a deadly affair. Although sex Is not the County Health Department, said that of these 242 Educating society on the prevention of AIDS has only way AIDS Is transmitted. It Is the most common people, 105 were between the ages of 30-39, the become a national project. Every hospital, govern- way. largest age bracket. Children 13 years and ment agency and community Is trying to help During intercourse, the exchange of body fluids younger had the smallest occurance ot the dis- conquer this deadly enemy. from one partner to another provides a conducive ease, with only one diagnosed case, she said. A report Issued by the White House states that the atmosphere tor the contraction of AIDS. Other Gerwin added that 76 percent ot those affected easiest way to help combat the spread of AIDS Is in sexual activities such as anal Intercourse and oral were Caucasian, 22 percent were black and 2 "mutually faithful monogamous relationships." II contact are extremely risky. percent were Hlspanlcs. this Is not possible, be familiar with the chosen Though no evidence as yef proves the disease In the history of Wood County, there has only partner and keep the number of partners limited. can be passed on through saliva, the solely factor been one reported case of AIDS and that victim Is Another way to be protected from AIDS is by using a ol kissing remains uncertain. deceased. condom.

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spread by sexual Intercourse with an prevalent. A low-cost test for chlamy- for Healthful Living, the most prevalent by Deborah Gottschalk Infected person," according to the dla, one STD common at the Univer- STD Is chlamydla, which affects 3 Friday stall reporter Ohio Department of Health, and sity, was discovered only two years million to 10 million Americans each "cannot be caught from objects such ago. year. It is also one of the most com- When discussing sexually trans- as towels, drinking glasses, doorknobs An obvious way to prevent catch- mon STDs at the University. mitted diseases, most people say. "It and public toilets." ing an STD would be to abstain from won't happen to me." The problem Is, sexual relationships, Navln said. For Testing for this disease was con- It might. Another popular myth Is "I would those who re|ect this option, however, ducted by the Student Health Center It Is Important to understand the know If I had one," Navln said. This Is Navin suggests limiting sexual part- for 500 women In the fall of 1985. The myths related to the diseases, as well not true because sometimes sexually ners. results showed that 10 percent of the as how they can be prevented. transmitted diseases have no symp- She said that when someone has women had chlamydla. According to Joanne Navln, RN, MSN, toms. sexual Intercourse, "He or she Is not This number has decreased now clinic coordinator at the Student just having Intercourse with that per- that testing for the disease has be- Health Center, STDs are affecting the This makes them especially dan- son, but everyone they've had sex come mandatory lor all women who entire college population. gerous because STDs can be Incur- with In their lives," because any dls- have checkups at the women's health STDs are "diseases which are able or cause serious complications, clinic. By treating both partners with Navln said. the antibiotic tetracycllne, the dis- The staff at the Health Center wor- The more sexual ease Is easily cured. ries about Individuals who leel confi- AIDS a valid dent that they could not suffer from an encounters a person In the last five years, venereal warts STD, as they tend not to go for regular has, the greater his have become one of the most promi- concern for checkups, Navln said. Without know- nant STDs at the University, according ing It, they could be carriers as well as or her chance of be- to Navln. This virus is characterized by victims of such a disease. irritation, burning, Itching and wart- everyone Some diseases have noticeable ing exposed to like bumps, particularly on the geni- flare-ups, she added. However, when tals. This highly contagious disease the symptoms disappear, the disease STDs—Joonne can also be cured, Navln said. does not. Navin Gonorrhea and herpes are also by Deborah Gottschalk present at the University, but are not Friday staff reporter According fo Navln, there has been as prevalent. Gonorrhea can be an Increase In STDs. ease they might have caught from a cured by taking penicillin. Herpes is One reason for this increase may previous partner has the possibility of Incurable, although the herpes rash The college campus Invariably mir- be that sexual Involvement has be- rors the same problems, situations or being passed on to subsequent part- may temporarily disappear. concerns that the larger society expe- come part of committed ners. Sores, rashes and discharges from riences. relationships, she said. The more sex- For this reason, Navln encourages the genitals are indications of both ual encounters a person has, the people to know their partners. In addi- these diseases, according to the greater his or her chance of being tion, using condoms has proven to be American Council for Healthful Living. Students otten worry that the bad exposed to STDs. elements prevalent In the nation may nearly 100 percent effective against Unfortunately, an Individual can People engaging In sexual Inter- preventing STDs when used properly, catch on STD after being with a part- trickle down Into their somewhat se- course at a younger age and, often, cluded college atmosphere. Navln said. ner only one time. For this reason, with more partners, contribute to the There are many different STDs, but knowing the sexual history of a poten- Adding to the many worries college Increase in victims of STDs, Navln said. four are particularly prevalent tial partner is important. Although students already must bear Is the The higher number of documented among college-aged students and at people may only see their sexual recent concern that "AIDS Is making cases may be attributed to the fact the University. partner one night, they could receive Itself known In Ohio," said Joanne that testing for these diseases Is more According to the American Council "a gift that lasts forever," Navln said. Navln, clinic coordinator at the Health Center. Although In Ohio the disease Is "nothing compared to the East and West Coast ... that Is how things THE BG NEWS happen — they hit the East and West first, and get to Ohio a few years later," she said. There were a total of 262 cases of HOCKEY AIDS In Ohio In 1986. Of these, one person from the 13-or- younger bracket fell victim; two were SPECIAL EDITION age 14 to 19; 54 were age 20 to 29; 105 people age 30 to 39 contracted the disease; and 28 were over SO. These statistics are terrifying be- cause, while societal concerns hit the nation first, and then Ohio, the will be published relationship between Ohio and Bowl- ing Green Is similarly relative. Some may wonder when these statistics will Tuesday, March 17 with Include the University. the regular edition. Student concern over this Issue has spurred response. On Monday at 8 p.m. In Gish Film Theater, Karen Krause, president/coordinator of the Toledo-area AIDS task force, will be facilitating an Information session on AIDS. Good Luck leers! Many University organizations are sponsoring the event, minority organi- zations Included. This may be be- cause the Ohio AIDS victims Include S3 blacks and 4 Hlspanlcs. Wdoy/Moft* II, 1987 t TV condom ads yet to hit area

by Korin Nevlus dom ads yet and therefore no policy ducer, emphasized that the poll was should be shown on TV," she said. I rnkiy stoff tefxxier has been made, he said. "The issue taken only of their viewers and, more Karen Vergamlnl, senior early just hasn't come up. At the time It specifically, only their viewers who childhood education ma|or, thinks The addition oi condoms to the list does, we will take a look at the com- telt like calling in. However, he said television is the Ideal medium for the ot television advertisements has cre- mercial Itself and the content of It and that "almost 1,000 viewers responded. ads. "People should see It and be ated controversy across the United decide at that point whether we'll Ot these, 59 percent think that con- aware ol It. Television reaches more States, but has had little Impact on allow It at all," Kruszewski said. dom ads have a place on TV, while 41 people and they would think about it northwest Ohio. percent do not think so." more," she said. Toledo affiliates ol the three major Steve Israel, program manager at Sinn of WTVG does not understand Allison von Weber, junior elementa- networks must develop their own poli- WTOL, Channel 11, said the station why the subject is controversial. "An ry/special education major, also cies about condom advertising. does not have a policy concerning awful lot of print has occurred over a thinks that television commercials the advertisements either. "Cosmos limited commercial matter," he said. would get the message to more peo- Doug Sinn, sales manager for Broadcasting Corporation (WTOL Some University students think that ple. "The majority ol people don't WTVG, Channel 13, said the policy owner) Is currently looking at the condom ads are necessary to calm tune In to a show about how to pre- decisions are to be made on an whole situation. We hope to have a the fears about sexually transmitted vent AIDS, but the commercials will individual basis. policy later," Israel said. They also dlseases.-though. unconsciously settle in their "We will not turn an ad down but have not been approached by any ol Karen Rose, junior English major, thoughts," she said. would not accept It without viewing it the advertisers. said she believes society is backward Concern with AIDS and other sex- first," he said. WTOL has conducted an Informal In Its attitudes toward the ads. "I can ually transmitted diseases Is accom- Limitations of time periods during survey ot viewers about whether or not see why some people might be em- panied by concern about teenage which the commercials could be condoms should be advertised on barrassed because It is of an intimate pregnancies. Education ol teen-agers shown, such as prime time or, more television. nature, but If It can help save lives about condoms Is another aspect ol likely, late night, would also be at the Rick Busselle, six o'clock news pro- because m AIDS, then condom ads the televised ads. discretion of the station. "II they see it on TV, they'd be more Sinn explained that WTVG has not- apt to buy it," said von Weber. "Kids been approached by any condom see the sex on TV, and they ought to advertisers and does not expect the be able to see the protection as well," Toledo market to attract many. "It's she added. highly unlikely that this area (midwes- Rose Hermlller. senior gerontology tern, medium-sized town) would be major, shared the opinion about edu- approached," he said. He added cating teen-agers. "Parents should be that Detroit Is a larger nearby market educating their children to be re- that has been advertising condoms. sponsible about sex and If they're going to gel all upset about these Sales manager for WNWO, Channel ads, their kids will carry on with that 24, Larry Kruszewski, said the ads "will attitude and never learn," she said. probably happen In major markets Brian McElroy, junior interpersonal first and they'll make the decisions. and public communications major, Then the issue will be broken in by the said, "I think they should be allowed time we get them." He added that It Is to be aired if they emphasize the hard to come up with a policy before- prevention of disease and unwanted hand. childbirth and not the promotion ol WNWO has not received any con- sex." iours. by Barb Symbolik The damaging effects the sun can cause on the skin fnday reporter Include first degree burns, blisters and peeling. The long- term damages are premature aging, wrinkling and even skin cancer. Sunscreen use suggested Spring break last approaches and for those who are The different contributing factors adding to sunburn lucky enough to be going toward the warmer climates, Include a person's skin type. The lighter the skin, the more for keeping skin healthy here is a word of caution against the burning rays ol the susceptible It Is to the ultraviolet rays of the sun. Redheads and maintaining tan sun. and blonds are also very susceptible to these rays. According to the Wellness Center's pamphlet on "Sensi- Blacks are relatively safe because their skin has a ble Fun In the Sun," sunburn occurs because the skin Is pigment that protects them from the ultraviolet rays of the exposed to greater amounts ol the sun's ultraviolet rays sun, but they can also burn, so protection Is recom- than can be absorbed. Damage can occur in as little as mended. 10-20 minutes, although redness may not occur for several $•• Sun, page 7

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Disease leads to female infertility

deep within each ovary from releas- levels In the body and increased Treatments for the disease may by Jenny Hudson ing the unripe eggs. Instead, they body and facial hair due to produc- vary, according to the condition of Friday reporter remain stuck within each ovary. tion of the male hormone present In the Individual, Chin sold. Eventually, Chin said, ovaries can small omountt In all women that Some physicians may prescribe When Nancy (not her real name) become studded with many small Increases with the disease. specific hormone therapy such as the woke up one morning In 1963, the cysts, which causes them to enlarge Chin sold this condition Is prevalent use of birth control pills or a progeste- pain In her lower left side was excru- at much at two or three times their among women between the ages of rone compound, as In Nancy's case. ciating. The dull, persistent pain went normal size. 17 and 30. The cause Is unknown, but This usually re-establishes menstrua- straight through to her back. In Nancy's case, her pain was heredity appears to be a major fac- tion and will let the patient have a Since Nancy had had ovarian and caused by a problem often asso- tor. Unfortunately, a great number of regular period, while also reducing menstrual problems In the past, she ciated with polycystic ovorlan dis- those affected may be infertile hair growth. Chin said. quickly went to her gynecologist In- ease. Nancy's cysts had ruptured and Nancy, a 22-year-old University stu- According to Chin, oral contracep- stead ol the emergency room. Upon she bled Internally into her ovary. dent, was 19 when she was diag- tives do prevent ovulatlon, so fertility examination, Nancy was diagnosed According to Nancy, the pain ex- nosed a* having Steln-Leventhal drugs may be taken to stimulate ovu- as having Steln-Leventhal disease, or perienced when the cysts bleed It disease. She sold she was diagnosed latlon and eventually result In preg- polycystic ovarian disease. very acute. Nancy's physician told by her doctor through a manual nancy. Medical reports showed that she her patients with Steln-Leventhal dis- check of her ovaries that showed In some cases of polycystic dis- had become, In some doctors' esti- ease are often taken to. the emer- some enlargement and also through ease, doctors may recommend sur- mates, one ot of least 10 percent of gency room and operated on for blood tests which showed the differ- gery. Although In Nancy's case women In the United States afflicted appendicitis, since the symptoms are ences In hormonal levels that are surgery was not needed, Chin said with this disease. often similar. consistent with polycystic disease. there Is a procedure called a wedge Steln-Leventhal disease Is not well- Symptoms of the disease include Another method of diagnosis, said resection whereby a small portion of known, yet It affects thousands ol lower abdominal pain and, most Chin, Is a visual examination of the each ovary Is removed. women yearly. According to Dr. Jean prevalently, Irregular or absent men- ovaries. This con be done by a lapa- Medical reports show this has been Chin, New York City gynecologist, the strual periods due to the normal ovu- roscopy or culdoscopy, procedures effective In reducing menstrual Irreg- disease is a disruption of the monthly latory cycle being Impeded, Chin In which a special viewing Instrument ularity, but Chin recommends talking ovulatlon process and prevents the said. Other symptoms may be weight Is Inserted through a small Incision In to a family physician before having egg-containing ovarian follicles Increase due to abnormal hormone the abdomen or vagina. any type of surgery performed.

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feelings are Ignored." by Jon Manning The album's climax finds the last Friday reporter Husker Du — Warehouse: Songs and Stories three songs on the side being com- bined. Husker Du ha» come a long way "Friend, You've Got To Fall," "Vi- from playing their hometown Minne- over It, both appeared on Candy represent the rising action, as they sionary" and "She Floated Away" all apolis bar scene during the punk rock Apple Grey. contain most of the album's faster- relate to the listener the Idea that a heyday and being noted as the fast- Thus, Warehouse; Songs and Stories paced, upbeat, urgent variations on life dominated by Ill-Intent and chas- est playing band in the world. makes the transformation complete. It me theme. ing materialistic dreams will result In Fittingly, the band's latest Warner Is the pinnacle of the triad. Even "These Important Years" opens with a desenslllzatlon toward others. Brothers double-record release, though the others have yielded some the notion that young people "better If record one of the set grabs the Warehouse: Song* and Stories, proves of the best songs the band has ever make them last" and that "Once listener's attention, the second one It. done, as a whole, this one Is the most you've seen the light, you finally/Rea- pull* the listener in for a more relaxed The style ol their music has consistent In style. llze it might end up all right." portion. Sides three and lour rep- changed, yet the lineup ol guitarist The Individual songwrlttng of Mould "Back From Somewhere" Is the per- resent the ultimate excellence of the (vocalist Bob Mould, bassist Greg Nor- and Hart Is their most poignant ever fect lead-In for the last song on side new Husker Du. ton and drummer/vocalist Grant Hart and the band's overall performance one, "Ice Cold Ice." This cut Is assur- Keeping In stride with the pseudo- Is still the original Husker Du. Is tight and thorough. The same goes edly the album's boldest. It tells of the , novel approach, side three begins During their last eight years to- for Mould's and Hart's producing. ever-present need lor friendship in with the first move In the direction ol gether, they have evolved from being Sound engineer Steve Fjelstad has situations in which people believe it Is falling action. Symbolically, the mu- just another hard-core band playing proven what an art his work can be In them against the world — a time sic starts to get less Intense and more to a predominantly hard-core clique, subdued. to becoming a critically praised and Whereas the majority ol the "Songs talented neo-punk outfit expanding and Stories" on the first disc dealt with their crowd considerably. Because life is short, people should keep in people In need of advice from possi- This new-found acclaim has alien- ble friends, the second half deals with ated many diehard fans who seem to perspective certain things such as trust, nearly the opposite. Here, Hart and think that Husker Du hat "mellowed friendship, living within one's means and, per- Mould show an alienation within out" and sold out to the populous. themselves which displays how vul- Well, Husker Du may have aced the haps hardest of all, maintaining one's sanity. nerable they are. "faster than a speeding train" motto They lay It on the line as the songs but they still have not compromised become more personal. the thought that makes the music — the real quality Is still there. the overall sound quality. "Bed Of Nails" and "Actual Condi- Over the last three albums, Includ- The sum total theme of Warehouse when there Is no one to look up to tion" typify this. "Bed Ol Nails" could ing Warehouse. Husker Du had been is this: In this cold, complex and fast- except 'icons/No one else could- be the "Too Far Down" ol this collec- dropping subtle hints that they were paced civilization, the simple "little /Trust." tion. It is Mould's most heartfelt song moving In this direction because their guy" Is apt to get caught up In the "Ice Cold Ice" pumps In the mo- on this album: "I know I might depend music has progressively become dog-eat-dog mindset. Because life Is mentum that fuels the second side. on you/But If my concentration slower, so their mellowing out should short, people should keep In perspec- Kicking In with Hart's "You're A Sol- breaks/I'm washed away with pain/ come as no shock. tive things such as trust, friendship, dier," the song picks on the actions of And then my feet begin to bleed upon Starting with the 1985 SST-records living within one's means and, per- an arrogant soldier with a "little boy my only bed of nails." release of Flip Your Wig and last haps hardest of all, maintaining one's tace/A fresh scrubbed teenage out- Hart's song "Actual Condition" fol- year's Warner debut Candy Apple sanity. look on terror/And a khaki attitude." lows up with the lines "The actual Grey, the music was being peppered In executing this motif, Warehouse The third cut on the side, "Too Much condition of my heart/Feels like two with traces ol mainstream melodies. becomes a pseudo-novel. The songs Spice," alludes In a great way to the hands that are ripping It apart," The transition became obvious are the plot set to guitar, bass, drums big picture of the theme. It suggests Although the self-doubt is heavily when "Too Far Down," an acoustic and vocals. that people should not live life with sprinkled throughout the second half number, and "Hardly Getting Over It," Collectively, sides one and two "Too Much Spice" because In doing of the album, some possible resolu- a tune with slow-dance written all so, "you Indulge yourself and your tions arise toward the end.

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not give Rowlands a chance to by Diane Wonderly stretch her character enough to give l-riday sloti reporter Jett, Fox in Light of Day a clear understanding ot what Jea- nette Rasnick Is all about. The movie "Light ol Day" has some Jett, however, displays little talent redeeming qualities, such as the music good, movie poor as an actress. Her debut years ago as good music. Michael J. Fox's por- a 15-year-old band leader was Im- trayal ol Joe Rasnick. and Billy Sulli- pressive; her debut as an actress was van as the adorable Benjl Rasnick. But As the younger brother of Pattl, he has He Is adorable and stands out In his not. She has a lot to learn If she these qualities were not enough to to be the peacemaker between his scenes and works well with Fox. Sulli- Intends to make a career of acting. carry the story through an entire two sister and his mother. Jeanette Ras- van Is a veteran ol more than 75 TV There were situations In the movie hours. nick (Gena Rowlands). commercials and appeared In a which called for emotions rather than The Barbusters, Pattl Rasnick (Joan Although the story revolves around Captain Kangaroo special with John her perpetual anger. Her ability to Jett), Joe Rasnick and company, his mother and sister, Fox's character Denver. lead The Barbusters In some bad- played some older music, such as does not take a back seat. It's disappointing to see Rowlands sounding rock 'n' roll was Jett's one "Sweet Emotion," and some new The scene of Joe bathing his In a movie that did not give her full redeeming quality .She found her call- material, like the title song, "Light ol nephew, Benjl Rasnick (Billy Sullivan), recognition as an actress. Rowlands ing as a singer/band leader, but not Day." Entertaining and professional in was more Interesting to watch than has done some great work In TV as an actress In a leading role. sound, their music shlned. the supposedly heart-wrenching mo- movies such as "A Question ot Love," Full character development was It's nice that the actors did their own ments between Pattl and her mother "Thursday's Child" and "The Betty denied the other cast members, but It music and did not have to rely on while the mother lay dying of cancer Ford Story." was a refreshing change to see Mi- dubbed-ln studio musicians or sing- in a hospital bed. So was the one However, her role In this movie does chael McKean In something other ers. showing him teaching Benjl the song not demonstrate the talent which than old re-runs of "Laverne and Joe Is only a secondary character "You Got No Place to Go," which Fox netted her an Academy Award nomi- Shirley." in the movie but Fox carries oft his part wrote lor the movie. nation (or her role as the disturbed The best parts of the movie, besides beautifully. Fox, a veteran actor of the Though the chemistry between Jett housewife In "A Woman Under the the acting skills of Fox and Sullivan, IV sitcom "Family Ties" and films and Rowlands Is not strong, this is not Influence." are the performances given by The "Back to the Future" and "Teenwolf," the case with Fox and Sullivan, Pattl's Her character Is minor In compari- Barbusters while on the road and In makes his debut as a dramatic actor. 4-year-old illegitimate son. son to the others. The director does the Cleveland bars.

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