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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Al Franco writes final column, see page 10 THE BG NEWS Vol. 71 Issue 119 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, April 28,1989 Chinese march for democracy by Kalhy Wilhelm Workers by the thousands joined the fiercely against advancing students in a dramatic action yet by Beijing students supports the right of peaceful assem- Associated Press writer students, giving them popsicles and vain effort to halt their march, they did in their campaign for sweeping demo- bly, including peaceful protest and the bread in their strongest act of support not use other force against them. cratic reforms, including a free press freedom of expression," department in 11 days of protests. There was no immediate information and an end to corruption. spokeswoman Margaret Tutweler said. BEIJING — More than 150,000 stu- Beijing residents escorted the stu- on any injuries in the crush. dents and workers calling for democ- dents on bicycles and foot and tried to The march turned instead into a jubi- In Washington, the State Department Even before the march ended, the racy pushed through police lines shield them from soldiers and police, lant procession. For more than 15 called for restraint on the part of government announced it was willing to Thursday and marched cheering and who had issued harsh warnings against hours, the students marched through Chinese authorities and hoped the dem- hold talks with the students "at any singing through central Beijing in marches. streets and under overpasses jammed onstrations would remain peaceful. time" if the students return to their communist China's biggest protest But the security forces were un- with thousands of applauding people. campuses and "adopt a calm and ever. armed, and although they pushed The march was the biggest and most "The United States believes in and reasonable attitude." Student worker University picks 1989 raises planned 'number' crease) will be done has not yet by James A. Tinker been determined," Dalton said. by Angela Blandina staff reporter Leo Navin, professor of econ- assistant news editor omics, said two bills currently While lawmakers in Washing- under consideration by the U.S. On July 29,1915, the Universi- ton continue to iron out propos- Congress may raise the mini- ty graduated its first class. als that would increase the mum wage to as much as $4.55 On Saturday, a person rando- national minimum wage, the with a training period of two mly selected to represent the University already has plans to months, Class of 1989 will be introduced raise its entry level pay rates by However, President George by Universitv President Paul as early as September. Bush has promised to veto either Olscamp as the 100,000th gradu- A probable 30-cent increase of the proposals unless conces- ate. will be recommended by the sions are made, Navin added. In honor of this occasion, 25 of Budget Committees to Universi- He said the President has called the University's accomplished ty President Paul Olscamp and for a minimum wage of no more alumni also will be recognized the Board of Trustees, Chris- than $4.25 with a training period during the ceremonies. topher Dalton, vice president of of six months. According to Cliff Boutelle, di- planning and budgeting, said. A training period would allow rector of public relations, the This would raise the campus sub-minimum wages, but when alumni were selected on behalf minimum wage to $3.65, but it that period expires the pay rate of the University. would not necessarily raise the would jump to at least the min- "They won't be singled out as pay of all positions by 30 cents. the 'best,' rather, as representa- "Exactly how (the wage in- D See Wages, page 4. tive of the many Bowling Green graduates who have went on to success," he said. The 25 accomplished gradu- ates were chosen by an alumni Greek alumni committee based on nomina- tions sought from people such as faculty members and alumni. Selections of the 25 were made in February, Boutelle said. remember rules All the representatives will be returning to campus for the Editor's Note: This is the last commencement exercises and a part in a series addressing the dinner in their honor Friday. changing facets of greek social A Distinguished Alumus A- life. ward also will be presented dur- ing Saturday's ceremony. Linda Welshimer Wagner- by Scott Korpowski Martin, a professor at the Uni- copy editor versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will be the 30th re- cipient of the award — given by What goes around comes the University Alumni Associa- around. tion. Recent restrictions hamper- Wagner-Martin received ing greek parties may appear to bachelor of arts and bachelor of be new oppression by the Uni- science in education degrees, versity, but alcohol regulations magna cum laude with honors in are nothing new to the campus. English from the University in Limiting fraternity alcohol to one keg at parties has struck One Pulling Puppy BGNews/Pat MtnganU She also received a master of many greeks as unfair, yet arts in English in 1959 and was campus regulations were once A three-month-old basset hound named Emily bites at the foot of Bart Mills, senior music major, in front of one of the first two University more harsh. University Hall Thursday afternoon. Mills, who owns Emily, says allowing her to bite his foot is the only students to earn a doctorate in See Greeks, page 5. way he can get her to follow him due to the puppy's short attention span. 1963. Fine Arts extension slated Atlantis revives space program create a fine art center that will and Eppler Center, where grad- tight launch window that opens at 2:24 p.m. and by Jeff Batdorf tie all the wings together," Hilty uate studios are located. by Howard Benedict lasts just 23 minutes. staff reporter said. Moving these programs into Associated Press writer Magellan, ready for its 15-month flight to Venus, The five art divisions include the addition would make availa- "is 100 percent healthy and ticking along," said The University has received sculpting, glasswork, ceramics, ble 16,000 square feet of space to CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Five astronauts Lennara Fisk, NASA's chief scientist. an allocation of $9.1 million from painting and design. house photography, printing and tracked a perfect countdown Thursday as techni- "We're ready to go fly," said Richard Truly, the state of Ohio for an extension The request for the new 61,000 painting facilities, he said. cians prepared the shuttle Atlantis for a midafter- who heads the shuttle program and is the incoming to the Fine Arts Building. square foot addition began in the "At this time the architects noon launch today. The mission will propel NASA's NASA administrator. Tom Hilty, director of the early 70s after the School of Art have been selected and the "Magellan" probe to Venus and revive America's Atlantis' cargo is the Magellan spacecraft which School of Art, said the addition temporarily moved most of planning committee has de- deep-space science program. has a radar system powerful enough to pierce the would centralize the five these divisions into the Art An- veloped a programming report "After an 11-year gap in the planetary program, dense sulfuric acid clouds of Venus and map its different art divisions in one nex on Reed Street, Hilty said. dealing with issues like who we're anxious to get started, said John H. Ger- surface. The mission costs $550 million, not includ- building. Currently, sections of Other University locations for needs to be located to who and pheide, Magellan project manager. ing the $225 million cost of the four-day shuttle the art program are taught in various art techniques include providing a clear understanding Officials described the countdown as the flight. buildings scattered across cam- the second floor of the Health of the guts of the thing," Hilty smoothest of four since the Challenger disaster. Magellan's radar images, relayed to Earth and pus. Center, where art classes such The chance of high winds provided slight concern enhanced by computer, should reveal details as "Our hope is in the future to as computer design are taught See Addition, page 4. as NASA looked forward to liftoff in an unusually small as 100 yards across. Friday 1 News in Brief Nobel Peace RAINY University students to march JSR^iS^JS^XtBOi Laureate Today: a 60 percent chance of showers in D.c. in protest of issues are connected strauss said. to speak at branch Mav 5 and thunderstorms is p expected with a high JSttSKTSseasonal weather, some 8SVS3Swill be spending their t s^e-FSHSS33S" relationship then something can be done. ^ * B8SUniversity's »" "—Firelands - College <* -— conimence-■• around 60. time for a less personal cause - participating in The annual march is endorsed by various groups ment May 5. Tonight: another 60 the annual march to end racism and cutbacks in throughout the country and has a turnout of about Betty Williams, who will speak at 7:30 p.m. in percent chance of Ay Washington D.C. 50,000, Strauss said. the gymnasium, will talk about "The Individual's rain with a low be- tf * * The march, entitled, "We Won't Take Four More Interested students may contact the United Role in World Peace." The speech is centered tween 45 and 50. Years" deals with "everything from the homeless Christian Fellowship Center to make a $10 reser- around her experiences in the peace movement Saturday: sunny to racism and many other issues that concern the vation for transportation, which will leave today at which she began in 1976. and warm with a high national budget," said Tim Strauss, a member of 12:30p.m. and5:30p.m. Williams will also be speaking on May 4 in con- between 65 and 70. the Peace Coalition and coordinator for the trip. —by Shelley Banks junction with "Unifying Ohio for Peace Week."
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2 lONtwl April 28,1989 Editorial
THE BG NEWS CfcAIQ HERGERT - OUT W WHACK -An independent Student Volce- EDITORIAL BOARD Take Socrates' advice Julie Wallace Editor Next Saturday, about 1,700 to the attempt to make the Uni- Srovide a young person with mo- popular. Why, it wouldn't sur- seniors and 330 graduate stu- versity a smoke-free zone. vation to learn. True, "Sesame prise me a bit to see binge drink- dents will receive their degrees On a general knowledge quiz, Street" fosters such an attitude, ing become a competition in the Deborah Gottschalk Elizabeth Kimes and move on to bigger and bet- one of my freshman composition but one would feel awfully silly 'MOlympics. Managing Editor News Editor ter things. I won't be one of them students last year identified watching it with the guys in the But putting one's head in the due to some little detail — I Harriet Tubman as a former f rat house. sand is no answer, unless of Andy Woodard Scott R. Whitehead think the Dean calls it a disser- president of the United States. course the question is, "Accord- tation — that I have to take care This would certainly have come For the most part, people who ing to legend, what do ostriches Asst. Managing Editor City Editor of. as news to her. value learning are portrayed on do to avoid being seen?" But it's those who have fin- Another student identified television and in the movies as Wasn't it Socrates who said, Judi Kopp Judy Immel ished whom I want to address Charlie Chaplin as a movie actor funny-looking, geeky social "The unexamined life is not Editorial Editor Editorial Editor today because of my fondness who lived in the 17th century. lepers. When will Hollywood worth living?" Or did he say, and respect for them and also Remember, those were the days cast a popular actor such as Syl- "The unexamined life is not because the column I had inten- before the birth of Benjamin vester Stallone as a conscien- worth leaving!" Those Greek ded to write on Morton Dow- Franklin, who, several of my tious student? Perhaps when he translations are so confusing! ney's facial tattoo didn't work students said, "invented elec- learns to read. out. tricity." Assume for a minute that the So, class of '89, this one's for I do not share this information Many of my students have told first version is correct. That Suntans and you. with you to make you feel as if me they would read a daily would mean that the act of exa- We are living in an age in you are a member of a stupid paper and watch the evening mining life helps make life which our educational system is generation. Rather, I want you news if what they found there meaningful. If so, the courses in chaos. Nowadays you can't to know that when it comes to weren't so bleak. Take the Alas- one took in college to help shar- Bick up the newspaper or turn on learning, some members of your kan oil spill. Many environmen- pen the mind wouldn't be tossed sunburns given le television without seeing a generation have been, shall we talists predict well have a simi- in the dustbin once the degree report on the miserable state of say, underachievers. lar disaster in the next decade. was received. One could contin- education. Why, the other day, I This state of affairs should It may soon get to the point ue to examine life, regardless'pf read that four out of five gra- come as a surprise to few. where Mrs. Paul's fish sticks his or her career. duating high school seniors Whereas it used to be said that will be used at gas stations for So here's hoping the class of to deserving thought •'The Bill of Rights" poor grades as an undergradu- lube jobs. '89 makes Socrates proud. And was a song recorded by Earl ate could get you in trouble, it is that's no joke. Chandler in the early '60s. now said that poor grades as an And yet, is not knowing about There are plenty of examples undergraduate could get you the the world around us any solu- Hergert, an instructor in Eng- Each year in December, The BG News staff of ignorance in universities as vice presidency. tion? Granted, some methods of lish from Slayton, Minn., is a awards candy canes and lumps of coal to the well, and I'm not referring only Nowhere does our culture avoiding consciousness are very columnist for The News. deserving. In continuing the tradition, the spring staff has W > 11 decided to honor members of the University com- fetuL&te •' munity and the city of Bowling Green with spring k versions of the awards. In accordance with the warm weather and the sunbathers which populate i5 the campus, suntans are being given to those who have performed outstandingly and sunburns to those who did not meet expectations. ■A 'smoky' sunburn to University President Paul Olscamp's crusade to infringe on the rights of Have a great summer from The BG News smokers by proposing a smoke-free campus. ■A golden-brown sun tan to Registrar Duane Whitmire and Susan Pugh, director of registration and scheduling, for getting the new STAR telephone registration system operational and hopefully elim- inating the five-hour fines at drop/add. ■A sunburn in duplicate to Dwight Burlingame, vice president of University relations, and Olscamp r m for the decision to eliminate the Symphonic Band ^ from commencement exercises. Although budget limitations prevail, accommodations should be made to continue the tradition. ■A slight tan to the Board of Trustees for finally -HSK> accepting that an alternative building is necessary to prevent students from becoming "lounge li- |*XSUJ, K*it*WCc y£r£&*. zards." Although construction of the transitional facility will eliminate the inconvenience students face when living in motels or study lounges, the Trustees may get burned by reality when they es- timate the building will be completed in October. LETTERS ■A Jamaican suntan to Fran Voll and the women's basketball team and to Jerry York and Thank you to all individuals lowed in at random. This HAS guest has his/her ID. And the the hockey team for outstanding seasons which Night guards are who felt the need to shout obs- happened, and many times next time you think about turn- cenities at me and call me lovely items are destroyed or even sto- ing up your stereo or being loud carried them both into NCAA tournaments. Sun- enforcing policy names like "bitch." Thank you len. Guess who pays? You do! alone, or with guests, please tans also go to athletes Paulette Backstrom, Greg to all individuals who felt the As for the quiet hour policies, think about your neighbors and Parks and Kyle Kramer who have earned national I would like to thank those in- need to stomp out of the bidding, those are established and enfor- have some consideration. I was recognition for their performances at the Universi- dividuals who felt it necessary to slamming doors as you went. ced for the sake of residents as hired to enforce hall policies and ty. be so kind this past Beta week- And last, but not least, thank you well. I'm sure if you have an 8 I'm only trying to do my job. end. I work as a night guard in to all individuals who made such a.m. class or other commit- Chantel Ayers Prout Hall. This past weekend a big effort to be so thoughtful ment, you would like to be able OCMB0165 ■A sunburn to men's basketball coach Jim Lar- we had night guards on duty and considerate for my sake and to get some sleep without having ranaga who now has posted back-to-back losing from 9 p.m. Friday until 5 p.m. the sake of Prout residents. to worry about noisy neighbors. seasons. Saturday. These extended hours The way I feel about Beta also I don't make tons of money do- ■A progressive suntan to the Office of Minority were for the protection of all applies to other times of the year ing this job, and I certainly don't Affairs and Affirmative Action for addressing per- Prout residents. During this as well. All residence halls on make enough to deal with some UAA does not 20-hour time period, only Prout campus have policies concern- of the unbelievably rude resi- tinent issues such as racism, sexism, and the needs residents and their signed-in ing signing in guests and quiet dents and guests that I have to. get recognition of the handicapped at the University. guests were allowed in the build- hours. These policies are enfor- So, the next time you are going ■ A sunburn to the University Activities Organi- ing. In addition to this policy the ced for the protection of people to a hall you don't live in, or On behalf of the members of zation for being evasive and unwilling to work with lobby restrooms were not avail- who live in residence halls, f m you're having a guest over (BG the Undergraduate Alumni As- the media when performers visited the campus. able to non-residents. This is sure you do not want people who student or not), please make sociation and myself, I would where my thank-yous apply. do not live in your building al- sure you have your ID or your like to lodge a complaint with However, may the burn fade to tan for bringing two the staff of The BG News. major groups to campus this year — UB40 and Vio- Unfortunately, UAA has been lent Femmes. BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed the unsung organization. On numerous occasions, The News ■&ts mm- ■THB \( NO.NO... has misprinted our name as the ■A sizzling sunburn to the Undergraduate Stu- BfiP/AHVYAKWIl/ TO Hew? A wry. you University Alumni Association dent Government for announcing at a meeting this kmrnmOrVp/- or has even gone so far as to mis- semester that it was unaware of how much money interpret our programs to the remained in its budget. Controversy is nothing new University Activities Organiza- to USG, but controversy about simple adding and tion (UAO). subtracting? Come on! As I read the April 18 edition of 77ie News, I discovered a pic- ■A Constitutional suntan to Key Photographer ture of our own first annual mud volleyball tournament placed Mark Thalman for standing up for the First next to the headline "Greek Amendment right to take photographs —even if Week 'evolves.' " Because the city police decide they have the right to stop him. iiSfc outline failed to mention the Un- ■ A sunburn to Robert Maurer, local landlord, for dergraduate Alumni Association either knowing or not knowing the zoning regula- Flat We by Chris Mead as the sponsor, many readers were mislead, believing our tions when he contracted with the Pi Beta Phis to Mud Volleyball tournament was construct their sorority house. May the burn be in- Greek-sponsored. tensified because modifications must now be made to the basement of the house to meet the regulations Ironically, one of the major he should have followed in the first place. purposes behind the tournament is to encourage campus-wide in- volvement. The Undergraduate ■A suntan to Bowling Green Mayor Edwin Miller Alumni Association and its for mixing with University students — treating members have put a lot of time, them with the same respect granted to other com- money and effort into its pro- munity members. His accessibility should be a grams, and would like to be re- spectfully recognized for this. model for all public officials. Carla Mathes OCMB3531 THE BG NEWS
Local WN*WI April 28,1989 3 Unnoticed quake shakes BG Six grads receive
by Beth Church Shanklin Awards assistant wire editor first. Laura Juarez de Ku, from by Laura Hardy the biology department, An earthquake registering 4.7 staff reporter received second place. on the Richter scale went unno- ticed by most Bowling Green re- Six graduate students were Barbara Bywaters, from the sidents Thursday afternoon. recognized Thursday night for English department, placed The natural phenomenon was their research efforts. first in the Arts and Humanities shocking enough, however, to be The Charles E. Shanklin A- category, while Robin Haynes, recorded at the University's se- ward for Research Excellence from the department of Ameri- ismology laboratory, one of only An earthquake that shook New Madrid, Mo., Thursday at 12:48 p.m., was recorded by the was awarded to a first- and sec- can Culture, placed second. three in the state. seismograph In Overman Hall. It registered 4.7 on the Richter Scale. ond-place winner in three cate- The earthquake occurred -University Selsmologlcal Laboratory gories. The students each gave a The first-place winners will more than 350 miles away in 15-minute presentation of their each receive $800 and the sec- New Madrid, Mo., at 12.48 p.m., this southeastern Missouri town, be a way to relieve stress in the student of geology, was attend- topic, which was followed by a ond-place winners will receive according to Jay Parrish, direc- which lies near the borders of fault." ing the seismograph when the five-minute question and answer $300. The prize money has been tor of the seismology laboratory both Arkansas and Tennessee. Predicting earthquakes is an earthquake occurred. session. increased $50 this year, accord- and assistant professor of ge- That earthquake — which was especially difficult task, he said. "Nine out of 10 days, nothing Placing first in the Social and ing to Loring Crepeau, a mem- ology. not measured because equip- happens," Rosenberg said. Behavioral Sciences category ber of the Honors and Awards "4.7 (on the Richter scale) is ment designed to record tre- "Even if we could predict "This time it did — it was pretty was William Hathaway from the Committee. relatively large. You can usual- mors had not yet been invented them, no one would know what exciting." psychology department. Nancy ly feel a measurement of 3," — ran along the New Madrid to do to prepare," Parrish said. Breen, also from the depart- For the second year, the Out- Parrish said. fault zone. Rosenberg is responsible for ment of psychology, received standing Contributor to Gradu- People as far as Paducah, Ky. "If (the fault) is still active, The seismograph, located in all repairs and maintenance of second place. ate Education Award was also reported feeling the earthquake, there is a possibility for a bigger the basement of Overman Hall, the seismology lab, which is In the area of Science and presented during the ceremony. he said. earthquake to occur," Parrish registered this quake as lasting funded by an annual $2,000 grant Mathematics, Alphonse Amey, This year's recipient was Mark The largest earthquake in the said. "However, several rela- 17 minutes, he said. from the Amaco Co. — not the from the department of mathe- Gromko from the department of United States occurred in 1812 in tively small quakes could also Mark Rosenberg, a graduate University. matics and statistics, placed biology. Findlay prof takes USG promises improved output
said. are not in favor of these evaluations because English dept. post by Laura Hardy USG will take more fiscal responsibility they believe it will be "dangerous and unfair staff reporter under the 1989-90 administration, Coughlin for teachers," Coughlin said this is not the said. He said next fall he will present to the intention. by Roger McCoy lish at the college level, she said. According to Calderonello, it Increasing cooperation within the Under- General Assembly a budget that will include "These evaluations will not grade teach- reporter is "the largest, most prestigious graduate Student Government and with projected fixed costs, election and other ers," he said. "They will include informa- reference journal in rhetoric other organizations will be primary factors government-related costs. tion such as how well a teacher speaks Eng- A faculty member at Findlay and literature." in improving the group's productivity and "The General Assembly is going to know lish, how much work is required in a particu- College will assume the position In addition, Gebhardt is a image. what these costs are so they don't squander lar course and what the grading policy is. of chairman of the University's member of the English Associa- Kevin Coughlin, USG president-elect, said money away on co-sponsorship," he said. "We have to get across to the students that English department next fall. tion of Northwest Ohio. "He is the importance of USG committee meetings "We don't have a large budget in compar- these booklets will save them a lot of hassle Richard Gebhardt, recently involved on regional, state and will be emphasized and senators will be ex- ison with those of student governments at and let them match their style with the hired to fill the spot, was select- national levels," Calderonello pected to play a greater role in student other universities, so we nave to weigh teachers' styles," he added. ed by a six-member committee said. government. what's in the best interest of all students." The course evaluation booklets will be from the English department. Lester Barber, professor of "It is important for senators and cabinet Coughlin said one of USG's primary goals tangible evidence to the student body that Alice Calderonello, professor of English and interim chair of members to be informed and for their goals for the next academic year will be to com- USG is doing something productive in the English, headed the committee. that department, said he is will- to be clear cut and well-defined," Coughlin pile and distribute to the student body course students' interests, Coughlin said. She said Gebhardt is well- ing to relinquish his position to said. "The keys will be in keeping up com- evaluations for business classes so the stu- "This will be something the students can qualified for the job. Gebhardt. munication and having strong committee dents will be able to use them by the time use — something they can touch," he said. "He has a national publication "I've had two complete terms chairs." they have to register for Spring I960 classes. "USG sponsors many events that benefit record and he is a nationally-k- as chair, and this year as in- Coughlin said USG also will extend its The evaluation booklets will include in- students, but these are often overlooked." nown scholar," she said. terim chair," he said. "I said support of events sponsored by University formation on business classes and profes- Calderonello said a major fac- that I would not stand to be elec- organizations beyond financial assistance. sors based on results of 4,000 surveys dis- Coughlin said he is pleased with goals for tor in chosing Gebhardt was his ted for a third term." Such support will include active participa- tributed this semester, Coughlin said. Al- next year already underway by members of editorship of College Composi- One term as chair of the de- tion in these events by USG members, he though he said many teachers and students his cabinet. tion ana Communication. This Srtment lasts four years, so Suarterly publication deals with is is Barber's ninth year in the BURLINGTON OPTICAL DOES IT AGAIN! le theory and practice of writ- position. ing, speaking and teaching Eng- Q See English Chair, page 4. iTTHlH*iTl FREE UTILITIES! CONTACTS • BAUSCM A lOMB HAS COME TO B.G.! Heat, air conditioning, water and sewer. TINTED EXTENDED SOFT 3488: 548?: CONTACTS 69?8- CAMPUS MANOR EYEGLASSES
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4 ■ONawi April 28, 1989 Student teacher gets high mark
by Greg Plagens 18 students from a field of 321 fall and spring semester were el- is more than just passing a test reporter student teachers to receive hon- igible for the competition and and hope to instill this in my stu- orable mentions in the na- had to submit a 30- to 45-minute dents,' she said. tionwide competition. videotape of a planned lesson, The student teachers were : f$Py^M • A University senior received The NEA is one of the two Braatz said. Applicants also judged on their ability to present an honorable mention in the 1989 largest teacher associations — were required to submit an ex- a solid lesson and have a good National Education Associa- the other being the American Elanation of why they wanted to introduction, review and activi- tion's student-teacher competi- Federation of Teachers, accord- e a teacher. ty to keep students involved, tion for her lesson in ninth-grade ing to Marilyn Braatz, public re- Hathaway said she wants stu- Hathaway said. algebra. lations specialist for the educa- dents to gain an appreciation for Adhering to the lesson plan Viva Hathaway, secondary tion department. learning. approved by the students in- a H Friday mathematics major, was among Student teachers from both "I feel that genuine education C See Hathaway, page 6. English Chair — Barber agreed with Calder- as editor otCoIlege Composition portant factor in selecting him. J Musical Chairs J J Continued from page 3. onello that Gebhardt's position and Communication was an im- Addition Jwin great cash and prizesj Continued from page 1. Zung from Cleveland. this size to take this long," Tea- val or relocation of the basket- said. Lance Teaman, associate Un- man said. ball courts facing the east side of S all night long! J According to information iversity architect, said the Teaman said construction will the building, but it is something released by the University project took a long time to get "most likely" take place on the the committee is considering. Architect Office, the archi- underway because of its size. north and east sides of the Fine Teaman said. tectual firms picked for the job Arts Building. t] Saturday E include Munger, Munger and "Because of the normal state He said construction is slated Associates from Toledo and process of obtaining funds, it is "It is uncertain at this time if to begin in May 1991 and com- • Hot Legs Contest Buckminster-Fuller, Fadao and not uncommon for a project of the addition will require remo- pleted in August 1992. Wages • fantastic cash and prizes! • [1 Continued from page 1. with the consumer price index, student employer on campus $3.65. imum wage. then today's minimum wage with more than 700 student em- She said raising wages may • Open until 4 a.m. 1 Navin said many Democrats would be $4.65." ployees, offers a starting pay of not be financially feasible in believe they are already making $3.45 to entice needed em- some instances. concessions because, "if the Jane Schimpf, director of ployees, she said. 18 and over minimum wage had kept pace Food Operations, the largest "Cutbacks may be possible if Deb Heineman, associate di- more money is not alloted to de- • 25481 Dixie Highway 874-2254 • BURLINGTON OPTICAL DOES IT AGAIN! rector of financial aid and stu- partment budgets," she said. TOLEDO'S BEST CONTACT & EYEGLASS PRICES dent employment, said should Navin agreed that, in general, CONTACTS the 30-cent increase proposal be a wage increase could lead to passed, however, Food Opera- the elimination of some jobs, but • * J COLORS iVWWWftVW, •BAUSCH4L0MB I •■ FOR LIGHT EVES tions' entry level pay may only would not be threatening to most • AMERICAN MYORON < TINTED rise to the campus-wide rate of positions. fc EITFNDED OAIlT *CAft Q^ WEAR MAZDA'S FIRST REWARD CONTACTS W"T3488" CONTACTS 09-<'» CONTACTS 54M: CAN HELP YOU OWN EYEGLASSES EXAM SPECIAL PAIR ...-.<." • BIFOCALS Sunday, April 23 thru Thursday. April 27 THE NEW MAZDA YOU WANT SINGLE VISION SINGLE VISION 7488 88 Sunday, April 30 thru Thursday, May 4 A program for 648? (GLASS OR PLASTIC D Ml 89 Study and Relax in the privacy NTW TINTIDSOrT CONTACTS I S SHIM It" IMI 'HI',T of your own room at college graduates TOLEDO •OWliNC GUiN bynokH BEST WESTERN c*^%urlington Optical i£2020 472-1113 352-2533 (nd#n#rtriyFalcon own*d a/>d operated) Plaza (located across from Harshman Dorm)
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MNIWI April 21,1989 S Greeks [ ] Continued from page 1. from drinking alcoholic bever- The bulk of Rabat's social life her social life revolved around thereafter. Although teas made up a big ages in any form. Violation of was non-alcoholic, however. fraternities. The late 1970s and early 1980s part of Crowe's greek life, he According to Bill Cameron, a this policy may lead to dismis- Beyond intramurals and sing- "K it weren't for fraternity were marked with seemingly said he reluctantly favors the 1951 University graduate, his sal. ing, Rabat said his fraternity parties, I really don't know what unlimited kegs at teas, yet ap- current limitations on greek fraternity experience was dras- would go hunting or fishing on else you'd do. If you didn't go out parently less emphasis on alco- parties. tically different from that of Despite the rules, Cameron weekends for entertainment. with a fraternity guy, you spent "Back then, I know I wouldn't current greeks. said he enjoyed fraternity life in a lot of time in the dorm lounges have liked it much, but now I Alpha Sigma Phi. "We had a re- By the 1960s greek social life sitting around talking," she Scott Rankin, Pi Kappa Phi don't know if it's such a bad "It was a totally dry campus ally good brotherhood. Fraterni- had moved out of its infancy, but said. '84, said although beer poured idea," he said. "With all this lia- with very tight regulations," ties and sororities contributed a had not matured to today's freely throughout teas, getting bility, if someone gets a little too Cameron said. "Discipline was lot more to campus than social standard. According to Carlton Sorority pledges attended drunk was not the emphasis. crazy, the house can be held ac- also very severe." life," he said. Schooley, a 1963 graduate, weekly mandated events with a countable." fraternity-sponsored parties fraternity's pledge class. These "Drinking wasn't the main Singing competitions and were more frequent. dry events generally consisted thing, it was dancing and ca- Enjoying "basically unlimited Among the "tight" regula- greek intramural athletics com- of dances or baseball games, maraderie — we had a good kegs," Crowe said his fraterni- tions was the total prohibition of Srised the staple of the Alpha "Social life was not nearly Briggs said. Fraternity parties time at parties," Rankin said. ty's rare attempts at dry theme alcohol. Dating back to the Uni- igs' 1951 social calendar, and what it is today," said Schooley, were the biggest aspect of her "When alcohol was allowed, it teas were unsuccessful. versity's founding, alcohol was Cameron said he remembers the current Sigma Phi Epsilon social life, however. wasn't a big thing. I guess when forbidden on campus, yet was only one party with a sorority. adviser. "We might go out once something is taboo, you want it "We tried promoting drinking Eunished with merely a slap on Bob Rabat, a fraternity or twice a semester.' "I remember a lot of Rolling more." responsibility. People would le wrist. brother of Cameron, agreed that Rock parties. Guys had a lot of come, but they wouldn't stay. I greeks' interests were less Jaunts to nearby towns for alcoholic parties off-campus, Non-alcoholic activities were guess you can t teach an old dog geared around social functions. square dances or dry teas at the and there was a lot of fixing-up, enjoyed as well as teas, Rankin new tricks," Crowe said. After World War II, however, fraternity house were the basis she said. said. Intramurals and brother- the influx of older student- "Our original purpose was of Schooley's social life. Sororities had few if any func- hood activities were also large Discipline in the form of veterans, coupled with new philanthropic. We weren't pri- tions of their own, however. parts of greek entertainment, he tighter alcohol regulations by social standards, prompted the marily social, our sole purpose "Social was the primary added. Ohio legislators and Greek Life, University Board of Trustees to for being there was to learn," reason for joining a fraternity, "We had our Spring Formal, however, is teaching the greek adopt a strict, written alcohol Rabat said. "We did our playing but there were other benefits, which was a pretty big thing,'' "When I was at BG, the teas "dog" to roll over. policy. in the military; now we were out Schooley said. Briggs said. "I would have liked were big." said Steve Crowe, Pi to learn a skill that someone sororities to hold parties, but Kappa Phi '86. "It was the only "It's kind of like a challenge, According to the 1947 Univer- would be interested in." Reasons for joining sororities that just wasn't done." time you really got together as a you know, 'prove it wrong, " sity Student Code: "... Being apparently ran along social group with your whole house in a Crowe said. BG greeks will do drunk or disorderly, or bringing Although education may have lines, as well. In January 1969, the Universi- social setting." well for themselves." alcoholic beverages on campus been the primary concern of the ty Board of Trustees voted 5-3 in is prohibited. Penalty for viola- University's early greeks, According to Cheri Briggs, an favor of allowing beer on cam- tion ... is a minimum fine of $25; drinking was still on their lists of alumna of Alpha Phi ana a 1969 pus,l 1 and alcoholic fraternity maximum penalty, suspension priorities. University graduate, most of ' *"" developed shortly from university." "Oh, we had our fun," Rabat said. "We drank our share of The 195940 Student Code in- beer — in some cases enormous cluded even harsher regulations quantities, but we were on alcohol use: "The University seasoned (in the military), we'd expects each student to refrain done this before."
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6 IONIKI April 28,19*9 Opera performers explain appeal
"It has a snob attraction to people who major, said his mother would turn opera on by Donna Sharper want to make it that way, but I think it's for the radio when he was younger, thus expos- reporter everybody," he said. "It's like anything ing him to it. else, if you draw an analogy. If you go to a If she wouldn't have done that, I wouldn't Many people stereotype opera as some- football game, you'll still get some pleasure have had a clue (about opera)," Walker thing tor society's elite and upper classes, out of watching it, but if you know the nuan- said. but several University students and faculty ces of the sport you'll get more pleasure out In order to better appreciate opera, Hun- believe it is for everyone. of it. toon said people should familiarize them- The Bowling Green Opera Theater, com- selves with it first. prised of a group of University students, per- "When a singer sings a really great note, "It's a lot easier to understand an opera in forms twice a year. The Opera Theater put the whole audience knows it," Lazarus said. a foreign language if you know the plot be- on a program of opera scenes last weekend Last weekend's performances had many forehand," Huntoon said. at the Moore Musical Arts Center. famous opera scenes, including "The Most However, Dennis Jesse, senior music edu- According to Diana Huntoon, graduate Happy Fella," by Frank Loesser; "La Tra- cation major, said the language barrier is student in vocal performance, it is not diffi- viata and "Rigoletto," by Giuseppe Verdi; what makes understanding opera difficult. cult to have a negative attitude toward opera "The Barber of Seville," by Gioaccnino Ros- "It's very difficult to (make) the trans- because it carries many stereotypes. sini and "Madame Butterfly," by Giacomo lations work well with the music itself," he "People always think of the lady with the Puccini. said. horns and braids, but that's only in Wag- ner," Huntoon said, referring to the German Although many people were in the audi- Micah Graber, senior vocal performance composer. "It's been stereotyped as confus- ence both nights, many of the performers major, said students probably do not realize ing and too sophisticated for just anybody to said most of them were friends, family and that professional opera performances are BG News/Pat Mingarelli be able to appreciate." faculty. put on three times a year in Toledo. Kirk Walker, junior vocal performance major, performs as Tony and All- Roy Lazarus, associate professor of musi- One performer said he learned about "Toledo's only 30 minutes away," he said, ison Smith, freshman music education major, performs as Rosabella In a cal arts at the University, said one does not opera in his childhood. adding students should try it because they scene from the opera. "The Most Happy Fella." at the Moore Musical Arts have to study opera to appreciate it. Kirk Walker, junior vocal performance might like it. Center Sunday night. Hathaway Continued from page 4. ior also were judged, she added. edge and a disadvantage. little more experience into the front of the class," she said. about the slope of a line, Hath- structor and managing the As a non-traditional student, "I had the edge of being a little classroom. It was easier for me away said she drew a compar- classroom and disruptive behav- Hathaway said she had both an older and being able to bring a to become more comfortable in Her only disadvantage was ison to her previous ski trip and that she had not been in a class- the steepness on the hills. room recently, she said. • THETA CHI • BGSU • THETA CHI • BGSU • Hathaway said several Uni- "I felt like I had a distance versity students applied, but she Drive a with the students in what was was the only one who placed in happening in the classroom," the competition. she said. '•The judges are big on great boigain. %• THETA CHI motivators to introduce a les- Timothy Bodnarik, a 1988 Un- son." iversity graduate, finished first in the competition last year, COLLEGE To teach her algebra lesson Braatz said.
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by Brian Hollenbeck season." three runs a game." BG's next 10 games are at sports reporter Joseph said she just wants her Ball State is currently in a home with Western Michigan team to go out and pla v mentally second place tie with Kent State coming into town on May 5-6 for * N.W. OHIO'S LARGEST SELECTION sound games this weekend. at 10-fi in the MAC. Toledo is a pair of doubleheaders, and Bowling Green's Softball team atop the heap with a 1&4 confer- league leader Toledo visiting on OF COMPACT DISCS has been body slammed into the "Our goal is to go out and bet- ence mark. May 9 for a doubleheader. lower depths of the Mid- ter ourselves every game," American Conference in the last Joseph said. "Kent State really couple weeks. beat us good, but I feel we've BG has lost eight of its last 10 been our own worst enemy Mid-American Conference many times this season. I feel games and currently resides in we've beaten ourselves many sixth place in the MAC at 8-10. times during the year." TOttDO' Overall the squad holds a 16-26 mark. BG is having trouble with RND The Falcons will try to turn offensive productivity this •cum RESTAURANT the tide this weekend when Ball season, hitting a mere .186 as a State visits BG's Softball field team, which ranks them last in for a pair of doubleheaders, with the MAC. Because of the the action beginning Friday at 2 offensive woes, Joseph said the p.m., and 1 p.m. on Saturday. team has to play good defense in Despite BG's unimpressive order to win. RR€ BRINGING COM€DV record, head coach Jacquie Joseph said her club can still "We need to play hard, and have a successful season. maintain our defense," Joseph TO BOWLING GR€€N | "I think there is a lot of soft- said. "We just have to try and ball left, and there's a good shot keep the scores down because we can finish the season we've only been scoring about Netters set for Bobcats Cavaliers season dual match of the spring ens. by Matt Schroder — a showdown in Athens against John Beathler (3rd), Matt look to sports reporter rival Ohio University. Kline (4th), and Doug Campbell Bowling Green is coming off a (5th) have all been impressive The men's tennis team is pre- homestand in which they won for OU this season, but the Fal- stop Bulls paring for their last regular four of five matches, including a cons are prepared to face the conference win over Eastern challenge. HOWARD'S club H Michigan. The team currently "We haven't really gotten RICHFIELD, O.(AP) — 210 N. MAIN stands at 2-3 in the MAC and along with this team very well," Going undefeated in six NO COVER PLEASE, don't 12-11 overall. Green said. "It's never enough games against the Chicago OU has fared much the same to have a winning record or to Bulls during the regular leave town trashed. . . as the Falcons in conference have two MAC wins. Nobody is season won't matter much play, as they have beaten EMU satisfied at this point. We know once the two teams begin (7-2) and lost to Miami (6-3), what it takes, and we're going to their best-of-five NBA Phil Ball State (7-2), and WMU (6-3). go out and do it," he added. playoff series Friday However, because of the Bob- The MAC championships are night. Cavaliers coach cats' performance in these just a week away, but the Fal- Lenny Wilkens said Thurs- matches, BG head coach Gene cons are keeping their attitude day. Guy ma*- Orlando sees his team as the in perspective, and they aren't underdog going into the match setting any unrealistic goals. "I don't care what the Overloaded dumpsiers + Wind this weekend. 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He pre- Bob Bortel, the director of stu- friends to travel 300 miles to get roomates that have graduated, hockey In Europe next season, tends to forget the top players on dent publications, who gave me here. And the same lump I felt old girlfriends, fraternity broth- would always "tell it like it is," the other team, but I believe he the freedom to go where I wan- when my parents' car left my ers, and on ana on. especially in a feature that will wants to see how much you ted and write what I felt. Thanks sight, leaving me in a foreign I couldn't come up with any- appear in the Keyttiis year. know. I know he's pretending as also goes to Tom Reed, an ins- land. thing from the classroom, Worst Source: Michigan State he may be the best coach in col- piration, who to me was the best I realized I was cashing in my couldn't think of the sporting head coach Ron Mason was the lege hockey at preparing his sports reporter ever to tickle the chips, hanging em up. I was events, I could only see my worst. Mason yelled at me in team for the opponent. Figure it keys at the BG NEWSand to leaving for good. I knew I would friends. I'm convinced it wasn t front of a hoard of journalists out, he has two advanced de- Mark Pape, who has always probably write a sports column a mental block, but something last year when I asked him why grees in counseling psychology. been a sounding board, especial- about the events occurring over that will flash back everytime I he couldn't stop one of BG's Gottcha, coach. ly over the many breaks I spent my stay, so I closed my eyes to think about Bowling Green. And lines. "I don't talk about other Best Photographers: Mark in BG by myself. And to Mike Faces of friendship. reflect on hockey, the sport if it's all I remember, that's fine teams; I can only speak for my Thalman and Brad Phalin might McGath, the only person I know When I was walking back which I've been most directly with me. I'll take those faces to own team," he said. But wasn t be students, but they're the best whose been here longer than from class Tuesday, it finally hit involved. But I didn't see any my grave. Sour team playing against BG Shotogs I've ever seen. Just ask myself. We can relate to old me. I knew it was going to hap- sticks or pucks. All I could pic- So after five and a half years, on? lem. Seriously, BG student days. And finally a special pen, but I never thought it would ture were people, and it was a 50 pounds heavier (believe it), Media Master: Head hockey [publications should feel privil- thanks to my parents, who I ha- be so devastating. virtual slide show of smiles - and only one degree later, next coach Jerry York was always eged, because they are sure as ven't been around long enough I took my first "real" glimpse faces of friendship. week it's, "Hi Mom and Dad, poised and level-headed while heck going to miss them next in the past six years to tell them of the campus. The normal I pictured new friends like I'm home." winning or losing. As a matter of semester. how I feel. erocedure had been to bury my Tim Maloney, the Friday Maga- But in the meantime, I have fact, he never had a bad word ead and rush to my destination. zine editor, punching me in the some business to take care of, about the other team and re- Most Unsettling Quote About Mv Last Fragment: Good I thought to myself, "Man, it arm up in the newsroom. I saw what the people who wanted me fused to talk about officiating. Me: "You look like a sports re- LUCK and God Bless. I'll see you took me a long time to appreci- old acquaintances. Sports write this column want to hear, For the person who covers porter." - a friend back home in the movies. THE BG NEWS Classifieds Pre Registration volunteers are needed for Jury Center lor Choice II AGO SENIORS AGO 5 days a week CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS 10-Aug 3rd Be a greeter. tour guide, display Abortion. Morning After Treatment Tonight I'm realty going to miss all ol you next year 5 days a week host, evening entertainment, usher or discus Free Pregnancy Test Brathaus Cap Night Thanks for all the love, support and friendship Power 88-88 1 FM son facilitator Compensation includes a meal Proud to be Pro Choice We will give away a Brathaus Cap throughout the years Good Luck m everything 8-10PMWBGU for each day worked1 Signup by April 28 m 16 N Huron Toledo, OH Every half-hour Irom 9 pm-1 30 am you DO' Be there early for a better chance Love. Jennie 5 days a week 405 Studenl Services 255-7769 to win AGO SENIORS AGD Happy Birthday Tract Mlgllorlno! 5 days a week Power 88-88 1 FM 8-10 PM W8GU FREE PREGNANCY TESTS LOST & FOUND Confidential and Informative AQOAQOAQD We listen We care. We can help KIM IS EVIL SENIORS BG Pregnancy Center 354-HOPE Congratulations to all of you' Good Luck' We'll A Special thanks to all student callers of miss' lost: KKG Key with sapphires and pearls Ini- KIM IS EVIL „rheSprlng Telefund. You were responsible lo' EXAM SPECIAL * COME BACK AN0 VISIT! tials SLB on Back Reward ■ 2-51 41 TYPING SERVICES for all types of papers 'raising overfl 30.0001! Congratulations on a K* $21.95 per night KIM IS EVIL Love. Alpha Gamma Delta Sisters 1 Reasonable rates with accuracy well done Good Luck on exams' Best Weslern Falcon Plaza Motel LOST Sony Walkman yeaow with Amy Grant Call 352 3987 from 8am to 9pm Study and relax in the privacy of AGD AGD AGD tape Reward If found, please call 2-1738 ATTENTION SENIORS GRADUATING May 6 your own room * Kim. Margie, ft Mary CHRIS DUIRK 1989 April 23-27 4 April 30-May 4 The Year Is done-boy has it flown We roomed Thank you lor everything Good luck next REWARO!! Typing Service More information concerning the ceremonies Early ck-tfi A tote ck-out for a year & we are now all sen* KS' We may semester I'll miss you very much' you're the Lost: 1987 class ring Resumes-term papers on May 6 was mailed on April 25 to your local Continental breakfast & free coffee have had some problems but this /ear has had best1 Pink/purple stone. 353-4575. 3540371 campus address (or oncampus mailbox) The Reservations 352-4674 ck -m its better times" Love. Amy Index card included m this mailing has your tow Students must show valid Luv Ya Guys' AGD AGD AGD and seal number on it This card MUST be PERSONALS BGSU Kathy brought to the commencement ceremonies A ID pWaOBCTHBMttMO listing ot all students who ate attending the Non-students not eligible SERVICES OFFERED I can't wait for your wedding It's going to be ceremonies will be posted «n the bulletin case * KYLE KRAMER* awesome I'm still jealous of Steve11 love you! by the east doors of the Administration Budding Congrats! it will lake a lol to sway my heart Jennie This bating does indicate each students row and A TO 2 DATA CENTER 352-5042 FLEECE SHORTS ARE IN from the Bengals-maybe you will change that' AGD BETH BARD AGD seat number ^^^^^^^^^^ Complete Packaging Needs. UPS. Federal Ex- ALL COLORS • MARY OIBIASE ■ Good Luck-a smile liom 420 Bio press, Typing Resumes FAX. Copies Regular Sweatpants $7 00 Congratualtions on your engagement lo Jim Have a great time overseas We can't wart for For the best In R A B. rap, and rJancs music In Be A Volunteer 2b\ otl on aH BGSU Jackets AGD Big Shelly AGO Dec 30th N.W. OhloFTune Inlo 88.1 FM Power 88 Be A Volunteer TO 's Campus Corner Congratulations on Graduation' Love. Su*y Steph.Sue Laura.Donna.4 Shan Mon-Fn8-10PM Be A Volunteer 900 E Wooster St AGD Karen GoliU AGO I'll miss you' Sign-up m 405 Student Services by Apr 28th 352-3365 We are finally going to be sisters for real I've fi- Love. Lil Maria nally marked the date on my calendar m pen' Natalie Good Luck with Rusty1 Love. Jennie Alpha Gam Thanks for being a great roommate* AGD Karen Gofctz AGD Sue Milek and Diane Heckler I font Ted you enough how much you mean to Hey you big losers-we're gonna miss you me Let's have a great summer Congratulations on graduation' Love. Heather AGD KRIS KEE AGO Love. Thank you for being a friend' I'm going lo miss Melissa & Heather you very much' I love You'Jennie AGD KRIS KEE AGD "•• 'MatthewGroom* * '* ALPHA GAMMA DELTA wishes everyone a You've made the past two years the greatest' safe and Happy summer and best ol luck on fin- B G Won't be quite the same lor me now that AGD Lori Ozog & Beth BArd AGD you're GRADUATING but the memories will be It's been Great having you in the lamily and I'l with us forever Alpha Gamm Man Who could torgel Alice Cooper Face' Fran- miss you both' Good luck always' kie. I love Frankie" Maaatt quit playing with my Love. Beth * DAVE YOTHERS * Alpha Gamm Man laaatt" Woobte. c mere and hold my hand. I'm * DAVE YOTHERS * gonna get sick' Mmkie-c mere. Woobie won't hold my hand' Kevin-Nothing Augsberger AGD Mary Haubert AGD I love my B>ggy Wiggy1 I wish you the best of Joyce. Just take your pill" Carolyn you really ALPHA OAMMA DELTA kick with everything' Thnks for bringing me In' know how to plan a "memorable" New Years KRIS KEE IH graduate sooner or later' Eve' Matthew--don'I turn 21 ever agam. and "YOU KNOW" wear some shoes with traction to Date Party' Love. ItSy Bitsy BIG" Kismet)pivolte roles from > P S Whats a boyfriend I guess what I'm trying to say is Ive had the Time of my life'* Alpha Gamma Delta ps HoveyouMore(thanever) Always. AGD SENIORS. Amy. Bird. Christy, and Keester GOOD LUCK in the lulure '' "Tina*" *' We will miss all the good times that we have had together Good Luck. The BEst of luck with everything you do. we are Dernse & Miches© going to miss you guys but we win keep up the • ■ 'Congratulations Pi Phi's* * * PURPLE COW TRADITION Congratulations' on a successful spring Semester Love Laura & Cathy Qreek Olympiad AGO Seniors Scant award winners. 2nd place finish Well guys this is it' Congrats and GOOD LUCK ALPHA OMICPON PI Bed Races With Everything" ANGIE BLANOINA Sorority Champions C-ya HAnger Bike Races You are the best special sis anyone could ask Spirit Award winners 2nd place finish for' Congratulations on a superb rob writing tor the BG news this year and good ruck as EDI- ■eta 500 TOR next year' Have a SUPER summer' Spirit award winners 2nd place finish Adoption • Loving couple wishes to adopt a newborn Will provide a lot of love and financial Alpha Love a Mine. JiB security for your baby All expenses paid Con- fidential CaBcoiect 1-822 9288 .1 "Congratulations Pi Phi Nikki Ahrns' * ARE YOU TAKING A BUSINESS COURSE Your Sisters are happy for your lavalienng to Phi NOW Sig Tony Aleso YES? USG Needs your help' Please com- AGD * AGD * AGD plete the professor evaluation torms and return Gdshitz. to 405 Student Services TODAY' *' Pi Beta Phi * * and. I ure will miss your LOUD and OBNOX- I would fcke to thank aH my sisters for their sup- IOUS ways" GOOD LUCK in Chicago' port and Inendship throughout the year I will Love Hanger AXO ' KIM WOJTASZAK * AXO miss all of you P S See you June 10 Thanks for bemg by my side throughout this Love. Kierslen year You've been a great mend to me I wish we had more time together at BG. but II love ya torever-no matter how lar apart we are You're AGD * CHERYL * AGD awwesome and the Best Big so ever1 •JOAN JANECEK' I'm glad you'll be around a little longer in miss II miss you lots' Only one week until the BIG DAY" you when you leave Good Luck on Exams' AXO Love and Mine Gel ready to party at KSU" Love. Cathy Your Lil Sis Michelle Love. The Gang AOTT * GREEK TALENT SHOW * AOTT AGO ■ DAWNIEL ■ AGD KELLY. HEATHER. JILL. JENNIFER. WENDY. I just want to tell you that you're the greatest id' What Theme? Bob Hope? Hofcay? 'MUNDORFF. SCHMITTY. AL DOWO* Good Luck on finals and have a great summer Our (nondshuip started in North Canton and Love. Your Big WE CAME. WE SAW. WE TOOK THE HUG£ Now we are living together this summer at BG TROPHY! The parties begin, the complaints never end. LOVE. YOUR MULTI-PERSONALITY PUERTO passing out sill never stop Most ot all will AGD * Ketry Karshner * AGD RICAN DIRECTOR MUNDORFFget kicked out of another Bar' or To my 8*g thanks for the best 3 years of Alpha w* Dowd find a rob or be a couch polatoe1 For Garn'Mrmssyou. Pal' U Karm AOTT AOTT AOTT Schmiity and Kate Drunkln ldlota"(ol Women of AOTT Course) Continue your growth Special Interest Rates Csmpos Manor will never be the same! AGO * LEE QURA * AGD as sn Outstanding Chapter . • Luv. Beat of Luck to my Sig! You're the Greatest. Always Remember Our Roots. Stem. Foliage; Large Inventory Kathy I'll mist you! And The Beauty of AOTT AGD* Love Sandy ' AQD Thank You For The Special Gift Immediate Credit Approval I'l Miss You -AXO-AXO-AXO AXO- AGD * Phi Tau * AGD * Ph. Tau TT love & Roses Shelley Winter Congratulations Mary Haubert to your Phi Ka- Laurie AJen Just saying "thanks" is not enough to tell you ppa Tau Lavalienng lo Mark Manning We're so how much I appreciate all you've done for me happy for you love you AGO Sislera' this year* Be careful in France I'll be thinking ol AXO-AXO-AXO-AXO you' Get psyched for a grat lime living with your LISA SHE RILL & KAREN ORIOLAK Lil' next yea/' Men or no men. we'll gel through AGD * Shelly Benson * AGD OKAY-WHO SAID YOU TWO COULD GRADU- rt together' Congrats on your two scholarships- Congrats to our Grandbig on Graduation' We'll ATE AND LEAVE ME AND SHELLEY All nerd' I wouldn't trade by BIO lor the wortd' II miss you and Good kick' Love, your Gand Lil's ALONE FOR OUR FAMILY CHINESE DIN miss ya tons' Caryn and Shan NERS? I'LL MISS YOU GUYS MORE THAN LITB. ANYTHING' THANKS FOR ALL THE LOVfi. SUPPORT AND INSPIRATION' ILL ALWAYJ LH'Chris AOD * Slef Andrews * AGO BE THINKING OF MY GRAND AND GREAT Thanks tor tueaday Night, It realty worked! GRAND BIGS-YOU'LL BE IN MY HEAftT ■ BUICK "Pi Beta Ph." Look forward to this summer! EVERYWHERE I GO 5715 WEST CENTRAL AVE. ON THE CENTRAL AVE. STRIP ■ (419) 535-1000 To Ava. The Best Big Anyone could have III Love. Matt and Henry TONS OF AXO LOVE. | miss you as a friend and as a sister Are you CHRIS ■ TOYOTA sure you don't want to come with me? AGD * 2BT * AGD * ZBT THE FAMILY LIVES ON 1377 CONANT STREET ■ MAUMEE ■ (419) 893-5000 Love. Kiersten Congratulations to Amy and Brian on their re- P S No matter what anyone says. I'm still your cent lavalienng' Love your AGO sisters SALES: Monday 4 Thursday »l 9pm /Tijesday, Wednesday, Friday. Saturday 16pm »ft*67*e AGD * ZBT ' AGD * ZBT CONTINUED OK PQ. 11 -■ THE BG NEWS Classifieds IGNtwt April 28,1989 11 Crawl! HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRIS ILUE)' Grandma Kety K To one B - cent wart HI Va Beech Wei have CON'T FROM PG. 10 Have a great aummer' Thanks for al the gael Hey Roommate • This year has been "Fun"! I hope you have many children11! SIGMA CHI SENIORS SIGMA CHI an awesome hme No matter whet we'l arwaye have our friendship Forever-The other B times this year More to come! I promiae' Love Twenty Years from now Chocolate Coffee, Love. Mimi CONGRATULATIONS YaMuch! and BEST WISHES to all Alpha Gamma Datta loves Their V I P's' Bast of Granoia Sara, and Lava Lamps Your roomie Thanks for putting up with me last semester - ol the graduating Seniors! TO Melissa Debbie, Kathryn, Rita Luck on Your Finals' We're behind you 10OS Kim Kappel Love. Dawn Love your AGD saters' s and him this semester Love ys - Beth Where do I begin? Juke. Steph. Juke ft Monica MRMN PS II rruss your laugh and smiles Thanks lor being my sole support system this Thank you lor the wonderful AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Happy 19th Birthday' Go to ourSECRET place year I could never have made rt through without memories, friendship ft St Loma ALPHA CHI'S GET PSYCHED THIS YEAR IS In the library on Saturday lor more detarta Sat- you1 Get reedy tor a rodon' time next year it Best Wishes To You AH I Need IS a Miracle ALMOST OVER' GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FIN- urday wM be very special, but iust being with HEyLad, may be hard-but we'l try to top this one Thanks i'l M«a You ALS AND HAVE A GREAT SUMMER' LOVE. you makes everyday special' I love You'We'll Aren't you glad I let my guard down? Thanks lor being the beet roommate, sister and tnend a and you re the Sweetest Thing Laurie Alien CRB Arways be together for being understanding until I did. I never girl couki ask (or1 lean find Love, AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Al my love. thought I'd And you on that Scavenger Hunt and Love ya Krappei. RHONDA I'm lost In your eyes I have afot more to say, but MOttO CRAWF Tract Migkorlno it's twenty after PS Beta Lambda Man1 Be A Volunteer Do-oa-Do Happy 20th Birthday' Love SNUKIE JILLDO ft AL DAWQ Women of Delta Gamma You've been a great roommate Be A Volunteer Your sweet* The 4 North Canton girls reunited again' Thank you lor al your KKG KKG Jan Meehan KKG KKG this year and I really appreciate Be A Volunteer P S This Is from your girlfriend (eek< I cent be- This Summer is gonna BPURE HELL support and friendship Your sisters cong/atulete you on your lavaftar- al of your support and Sign-up In 405 Student Servicea by Apr 28th have I said that) ft I Good 4 Love it- 1 Being your Unit Director mg to Scott Gordon of Lambda Chi Aloha of course your snoring CHEERS. SCHMITTY has been special A memorable I can't wait till next year' BETH I Hey Shaft Herman & Maureen Finn 11 Miss You Love. Donna Wanna Be Congratulations on graduating1 Your days as The Two Outstanding Graduate Assistants an KKG-SAE KKG SAE Best Wishes 1 Softball Players Needed the greatest teacher wil begin SAE Talent Show Crew, you guys sre the best Laurie Aaen Advisor could have Thank You for womens "C" League teem Love. Todd We had a greet time' Love. The Kappa Dancers MARY KAY COSMETICS Best Wishes Dependable and fun people Cal Kaiie al Laurie Alan 4 Singers OVER 50HOFF CALL KAY 353-4257 DEBBIE, TINA. ft LISA 353-6735 or stop at QUARTERS CAFE Beth! 20 years from how I wrfi look back and ram- SOROR ANQIE FOSTERCongratulations on ' ALPHA OMICRON PI We've bean Over the BIG RIVER ft INTO THE meoer the Orb, Bucky. long late nite Chats. INTRAMURAL SPORTS WILL BE OFFERED Lisa MilHan, Wabus hands, button queen. Kenny Reeveaw. You are a super roomie' your successful achievement into Delta Land Carrie Bruggeman WOODS We've played CHESS and got sick DURING THE SUMMER FOR ALL FACULTY. Love you Spec. with Lisa. Manssa ft THE PHANTOM OF THE Kega. Depression plants, the plunger Cobi's Get psyched for next year I just wanted to let you know that you are s STAFF AND SUMMER STUDENTS TENNIS. CYNTHIA OPERA (Gosh la sura felt good to peuk'l Fol. scopes, throwing Up. the water running, VOLLEYBALL AND SOFTBALL GET YOUR We'l have some great parties super special sis' Good Luck on finale and have 1 a great summer vacation Hack, for the last year ft 8 months It's been Taco Bel, our balcony, ugly stuffed animate, TEAM TOGETHER NOW CALL THE IM OF- Have a great summer ANYTHING GOES' What couki have brought ua ugly does, and many smiles But moat of al, I'l FtCE FOR DETAILS Heether The 1986 Tuition Raffle Family wishes Alpha Love ft Mine together? It must have been KISMET' Through remember the 3 beet roomies ever I wH miss to congratuiale 1990 s Family Heather INTRAMURAL FORFEIT FEES. BRING IN ft at. I know my love fees WtTHIN YOUR HEART you guys so much' Thanks for a greet year. Matching Couch and Chair For Sale Asking Tuition Raffle Choir Doreen Cutway YOUR RECEIPT AND PICK UP ALL FORFEIT I love you forever, Love.Trud $40 00 Please Can Meg at 353-2267 or Seles Chair Angle Scott AGO JEn Connors AGD FEES BY MAY 4. 1989 OFFICE HOURS WILL 353 5634 and Leave Message PubscHy Chair Stacy Helbig Good Luck at F I T I sure wil miaa you What Mike ELIZABETH SARAH SALLY RALLY JOHNSON BE 1b 00pm MAY 1-4 Welcome to me Family' am I going to do without you? HAPPY BIRTHDAYI JULIE BASH Love. Stef BEWARE: Get ready to party your brains out woman! You Maureen. 1 Sound famfter? "God, something reefy amees In The man of DELTA TAU DELTA deserve it This year has been a heck of a wad Gel excited for the aummer • Yeah* The brothers ol Phi Gamma Dels Would Ike to here'" Let's cruise n the Cad Promiae not to The RIDERShave arrived' trip' So much pour Paris C eel la vie' What's The dynamic duo kve together again congratulate Kevin Moorman and Dave Morrow ••Schmrtty. Z Kohfc'* htde SALUTE THE FLAG' Can you protect for The RIDERShave arrived' best is beat' Keep your heed up andkeep on Love. Amy on bemg selected as Brothers of the Month smikng' The blue can Dial Marcel? Make me an Applehead Froet-btte in Finals are here and I'm California bound The RIDERShave arrived' the Fields Hefty needs a wffe Manow needs a SSB Luck and love. JILLY WILLY A beautiful blond, bmft man I hope will be found copter Franko needs HELP! "WILL IT FIT?" 55 QA2DA. TRISH CALLAHAN, KIM KLINE The Brothers of Phi Gamma Delta Would Hke to RSS Without you 3 I'll never survive Ah just cut It off Spyder says from Bars to Throughout our 2 years m the house ol congratulate their award winning members But I'm sura Den or Grant will keep me alive' EXPLORE AUSTRALIA VCRs I say I am very proud ol you You have Freshman of the Year-Scott Doehnger You al have fun. meet guys, drink beer Cate Witte Travel, camp, and discover the Outback this been the beat sister and I'l miaa you Congratu We've had some ol the beat times from Boston Sophomore of the Year-Scott Chamberlain But. Don't stress U' family I'l be back next year ' Juel want to say THANX for being such a great summer Remaining spaces discounted as part lationa and Good Luck!' miaa to the Sefehouae and the Marc Plaza m Junior of the Year-Seen Slovenakl • * Love Chippy ■• mend! Our fun times together are far from over! of a special high adventure photo documentary Love. Chnaaie Milwaukee from "Eating plastic to eating cat- Senior of the Year-Scott Geringer ft WHiem E I LOVE YOU' TTF ■ Bobbie protect S22SO Call National Institute for Ex- food pizzas (Thenx Dan Stoddard). from our NefflV (Kinda sappy huh?) ploration For more information Jinny, Jon, Marvin. Michael WILD hot tub party on Court St to the many hot Pledge of the Year-Emso Soli DZ DZ DZ DZ • Exec Board - OZ DZ DZ DZ 800-451-3685 Missy, Palsy and Rick: tub parties in Brackenndge. Through al of New initiate of the Year-Crarg Haywood Thanks for working sp herd to make this semes- Trishs |obe from To these 2 years I Brother of the Year-Chris HaJbert Thank you al lor being the ter superb We work greet together as s team Chad. have only one thing to say stop the madness' Big Dog of the Year award-Chria Sprenger You guys are the bery beat Have a wonderful FU * FIJI■ FIJI • FIJI ■ FIJI best fnends In the world A for BEIieve rt or not I've arways loved being i ii rraaa you guys' John R, Henry Award- Wdiam E. Naff IV aummer The brothers ol Phi Gamma Delta would ska to making my 4 yrs at BGSU memorable "Chad's little sister" You're the greatest Love. Bath Trevor D Pettttord Award-Scott chamberlain DZ love. Michelle wish everyone the best ol luck on their finals Please, lets arwaye atay in touch' brother anyone could ever have Thanks for al- Sportsman of the Year Todd Rings ways being there and for teaching me so much and have a very fun and safe aummer I LOVE YOU GUYS" RENEE Anne. Congratulations Good Luck In your Future, and FUl * FIJI * FIJI" FIJI • FIJI PS HAPPY GRADUATION!' MlkeCallaghan Apples are red. The sky is blue Happy Graduation' I'm sad to see you go. but I know you'll be the The Brothers of Sigma Chi would Ilka to con* biggest success out there in the "reel wortdl" gratulala Chad Kemper on hla meant imlist- Have a fun and safe summer. I'll surety miss Love Ye, For the beet In R ft B. rap and dance music In Jim, Thanks tor al your help with the station. I guess ing to Jennifer Mendenhall you" Kite N.W. Ohio. Tune Into 88.1 FM Power 88 Thanks lor a "bengm" Senior Year! But. k'kjet I'm on my own now-huh? You have been a reel Scon P S Don't Forget to visit your little sis next MorvFriO-lOPM because I'm graduating doesn't mean we can't inspiration to me Moat ol al. thanks for being a year I'll miss you' ride poet office feepe anymore! Hee The Brothers ol ZETA BETA TAU bid fnend Don't forget to look me up m Chtcego' Love, Bean larewel to their graduating seniors H.H. M.H. EMMA LOU H.H. H.H. Until then • I won't aay good-bye Busoog MARK BLAS BLASlMAN Cham 128 Mentor "Big Greek Frank Nagy Thanks for al the wild & crazy times, for being Chnatlna WANTED Thanks for ail your help We couldn't have sur- there for me in bad times & tor just being there GREG BRU BRZUZIEWSKI KO ' LH Keill Foraytha " KD SCOTT "TIPPY" GRAY vived without you' Remember "Don't Spaz"! to make this year so fun Get reedy for an awe- I |ua t want to tell you hew proud I am to be your Mike. STEVE HOWIE' HOWE Love, your little greeks! some summer - we'll have another book to write big' This has been a reefy hectic semester but I 1 Female needed to help reni a 4 bedroom Happy 1 yr . 6 mo anniversary1 PAT "PMC McCLAIN after this one! la H H reedy for the FEEBEES? know there are many good times t come! Tons house for next year • fall and spring. Own I wish.. the summer wil go by fast so we can be GEOROfE MCDONALD Room) Call 372-3350 or 372-3906. Corgrntuiat'ons to the neophytes ol Delta S< Huge a High 5 s of luck on Finale' HH.HH MARY SUE H.H H H together again. I Love You! You may be leaving, but your gma Theta Sorority inc We love you' KOIoveAalolmine! Beth spirit will Ii ve on Sorors of E paeon Omicron Katrine 1 Female roomate needed lo sublease for Fal Hey IPCO Woman' 69 Spring'90 Haven House no 29. Rent Cathy Kaiser NANCY BARRATT The End of an Era at the Key' 143 75 Cal vlcky 353 7346.655-3046 Are you sre you don't want to stick around for KD KD KO KD KD KD These past two years have been meant the Good Luck to. Bred Phahn Missy. CONGRATULATIONS another year a beaT A ?1 Are you sura you re- world to me We have experienced so much MarkThaiman I can't believe this year is already over and you'- arty want to graduate? You know what that together Both good and bad Whatever hap- Janet Stucky I or 2 lemalea to sublease house for the sum- Kay Sieckowski means don't you? Giving up a year w' the in- re leaving You're an AWESOME big and have pena lo us, I want you to know you have tou- Amanda Stein mer. Close to campus ft reasonable rent Can great taste In presents I'll miaa you next year and credible Fl Fl Woman! We've had so much tnl ched my Me Hke no one else could ever I hope Suzanne Bel Yvonne or Molly at 353- 7900 Good Luck in finding a real (ob with nice kids Cindy Voinovich thanks tor al the fantastic times ft For listening we have the chance to buUd even more memo- Al Franco we'll miss you both next year AOT to al my fabulous IPCO Speeches' There will nee. I wish you the best ol everything in your tu- It won't be the same without you! 1 or 2 male non-smoking roommates Beat Wishes. YourHttte. never be another one Hke me • I mean you! ture Love. Ed Needed for 69-90 sen yr OnManvste fan. barb ft the sales staff Love, the tntaWMe Fl Fi Jut* Need Caah?r?77? The ladies of ALPHA OMICRON PI would like to Cal 353-7148. Mike or Jeff Bring your books to the Falcon's Nest, May 1 -5 thank the men ol SIGMA NU for aftowing ua lo from 8 00 AM until 5.00 PM This second to- use your house for RUSH 1989 1 Roommate needed for aummer 89 Free air cation made poeaibie by your university Book conditioning ft utilities Own room close to store Top prices paid tor al currant editions THE PANHELLENIC COUNCIL ft CHAPTERS campus Cost S157 per month cal Vivtofl having national wholesale value. You are an outstanding Greek System thank 353-7025 «^* STUDENT you for the wonderful gifts and the support you have given me To ail chapters my Beat Wishes 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors ne NOTICE Laune Allen Private, coed, aummer camp In Pocono To whomever has stolen " Y U MB 0'' PH Advisor Mountains, Northeastern Pennaytvanla. Lo* BOOK Tc R X the pink elephant from the PIT hlkan. P.O. Box 234BQ. Kenltworth, NJ 07031 on 7th Street Please THE SISTERS OF ALPHA CHI OMEGA WISH (201)27WS85. return him lor we are worned he TO CONGRATULATE UZ FERGUSSON ON EXCHANGE doesn't have his medication HER PEARLING TO BILL MEYER WE ARE REWARD 3 Female non-amokJng roomatea to share TRUELY HAPPY FOR YOU" 353-7452 house for 89-90 school year Must be tidy Cal trecyB74-7030 THE SISTERS OF ALPHA CHI OMEGA Now Reserving lofts, sols beds, and wish everyone GOOD LUCK on finals and a FEMALE NON-SMOKING ROOMMATES Refrigerators for summer and safe summer' WANTED FOR SUMMER HOUSE CLOSE TO 89-00 School Year The Staters ol Chi Omega would hke to con- CAMPUS - INEXPENSIVE' AC GARAGE, OUR BOOK BUY BACK Discounts tor Early Registration BACKYARD. WASHER/DRYER CALL- gratulate Lisa Charlie on her recent en- Limited Supply so call today gegemenl to Jimmy Vardon 352-1668 FOR DETAILS LEAVE A MES- JTa Carry out SAGE •■ 352-5475 To all the Alpha Gamm Seniors Beat of Luck Need 1 or 2 people to Sublease an apartment HAS BEGUN! 1 on Second St lor aummer Also, need 1 female next year You wM be truly missed' Love. Terry Leech roommate to rent for 89 90 School year orj PANHELLENIC EXEC Second St Call 3533090 Thank you for the beautiful gtfta Friendships snd Support To my awesome dance partner • Top prices for used texts! I've had the TIME OF MY UFE with you includ- Need Male ft Female students to fil apartments ID Miss You lor school year 89 90 Call 352- 7365 Best Wishes ing winning the dance contesl 1*1 always HOLD Laurie Allen ON TO THE NIGHT, we danced away EVERY ROSE HAS A THORN except tor our friendship Need one more roommate'' Love ya, Your thornless rose • Top wholesale prices! PI Phi Pi Phi I'd Ike my own room m a house with fun gins, Big Ann Sponsler for 69-90 school year Pleaae cal Amy al I'm sony Things didn't turn Cut exactly the way To our AWESOME roommates m Theta Chi (we buy current editions of books no 1 -499-2904 or (51 7) 355-6949 J we planned Thanks so much lor everything' #11 longer used on campus) You're the greatest' Carolyn "C". MotyO. and Susie "Q". Nonsmoking male or female rmte June thru Love. We pjst wanted you guys to know you won't be mid August First to occupy newly refimshed Little Sue forgotten next semester Don't forget: "Study house Fuly furnished, own bdrm very close PI Phi PI Phi breaks" to bars, scoops *i the morning. 21 at to campus. Cheep and negotiable Cal Todd birthdays, scopes, Notre Dame guys, our awe- 372-3845 or Tom 372-6494 • Don't wait until next fall - prices some parties, our trip to Tony Pacoa (or was It Pi Phi Pi PtwGrandbig Sue HAnsen Michigan?, Theta Chi'a. and this past weekend! One Female roommate needed to Share one. I should have told you this a long time ago You We'l mlas you terribly Out be ready for Spring bedroom apt in Village Green tor 69-90 Schoof fall over the summer Yeer Cal Pern at 353 3856 are so awesome' Thanks for sticking by me '90: It w* put this year to shame' Have a greet through It al time away trom BG. but don't forget the "L"a Love. you left here' One female roommate Grand*toe Sue WE LOVE YOU' Christie ft Laurie Needed for 89-90 School Ye PI Phi PI Phi Cell Karen 353-8900 To the Seniors of ALPHA CHI OMEGA /CONGRATULATION C Pi Phi Pi Phi NO WIND Roommate needed 1 bdrm Apt turn w a.c. Klersten Proctor NO RAIN Close to campue, pay electricity only wf I'm so glad we've become such good friends NO WINTERS COLD reasonable rate, no security deposit cal there wll naw be another one Ike you' Thanks • AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH • 353-4180 lor Poonam after 8 pm for afl the greet tunes ft thanks tor always being MXASS OF 1989 there for me I'l never forget you To the Sisters of Delta Zeta. Love, Sue What can I aay? Thank you for a wonderful three Roommate needed lor 89-90 school year Pi Phi Pi Phi years My life wouldn't have been the same Campus Manor, close to campue Low utilities,' without al of you You have been a part of my nice apartment Call ask fo' Paul 353 3394 laughter, my tears my Joy and now you share In Pregnant? Need help? my memories II maw you' Wanted i female to sublease tor 89-90 School Loving, financially secure adoptive couple wan- DZ Love and al of mme, Year Vatage Green Apt Close to campus CaN. tereee or asa at 354-4323 ing lor a sibling lor 3 year old WM provide a Amy good, warm, secure home for a newborn baby WWng to pay medical and legal fees For more \ WBOU-FM 88.1 Wanted one female to share apartment with twfr HURRY, DON'T MISS OUT! information pleaae contact Mary Smith (Law- other females Rent is Si 40 a month plus gas ft,' yer). Surte 800 First Federal Plaza. Toledo. akK Starting in May Located on S Summit- CongratuMtions new Disc Jockeys Ohio 43624-1671 or caN COftect (419) Plsaas cal 354-2945 ;; 241-8197. 8 30 • 4 30 Reference family Devk) Amstutz #111 Steve Aspacher WANTED: RobynBagtey One Mete or Female to share large house with ef Quarter Draft * dogs AmyM Behi other people ttvs summer Own room locateB) Friday ft Saturday 2-7 Steve Cunningham at 1230 E Wooster Call Ua at 372-1653 Of* Mon.-Fri. 9-? Quarter's Cafe Johnny Daniek* Valet 372 5841 Celebrate Spring! DevldFrsy Maria Gasd Sat. 9-5 Remember Your Secretary M LyaaGott At the HOLIDAY INN during Secretary s week Todd Groemling HELP WANTED for Lunch 352-5211 JeH Hopkins - 530 E. Wooster Sue Lamb Jennifer Launnatia Advanced Specialty Products. Inc Ron Manes. Scott A Lindsay Immediate Part-time Employment Available .-. Beat of Luck at Kent State Thanks for every- Devid Simon Luke Our company at seeking part-time employees to thing. Youl always be my "Father Figure." I Bieke Methane perform unetueed fcght production worfc Pleat LOVE YOU! Janet BethPachi bie hours around class schedules can be ar- SANDY. BURNS. CLOUGH. ROSSLYN. VTCKI: Mar* Peseta ranged. Plant location ia only 2 blocks trore. OWI' TO THE BEST (THE ONLY) WALLYBALL ChrtaPsffon BQS U campus. The rate ol wage is S3 A PLAYERS I KNOW YOU GUYS ARE THE Michela Pefrosfno par hour If Interested cal the company office a£ BEST' GOOD LUCK ON FINALS' LOVE. Jennifer Pnce 354-2844 or pick-up appkeahon at Advances? HORWQOO Andrea Shemberg Specialty Products. Inc . 428 Ctough SI. Bow*. Don't forget - We are a wholesaler! mg Green, OH 43402 Carol Simpson Shen Banner D R Sm-th These last few months have been very special because ol you Nice (ob on Beta Good Luck ...Northwest Ohio's ONLY Alternative CONTINUED ON PQ. 12 with exams With Love. Enc THE BG NEWS 12 IG News April 28,1989 Classifieds Help wanted for cleaning A rrucs jobs at Rental Mitsubishi stereo with cabinet: excellent condi- Summer efficiency lor sublease Omel and JodiJmk CON'TFROM PG. 11 properties starting May 6th-1 weeks work Cal tion $250 or beat offer Cal for more Info: 1 SUMMER RESORT HELP WANTED 353-5357 close lo campus Cal evenings 353-6437 Congratulations on Graduating 352-7365 You'l make the best teacher ever' Thank-you Are you from the Cleveland area and am need a 1 PUT-tf*-BAY, OHIO NEED A FUN COLLEGE CAR? for being the greatest sister and my best friend 7 3 bdrm house 718 3rd St $550 plus utriities. summer job Juniors or Seniors m Hospitality. K you have a summer Internship and want '77 White chevette w blue stripe Love. Katie Sale* or Business are wanted lor paying posi- Washer Dryer, closed front porch, well insu- academic recognition for your efforts wHhoul GRILL AND PIZZA COOKS runs good Recently tuned-up tions Can Co-op at 372-2451 or stop by 236 lated available August 12 month lease Call any coat, vim the Co-op office. 238 Admin WAITRESSES AND WAITERS Automatic Great lor running around town' AorwnBldg 363 1682 Bldg. or call 372-2451 for details. BARTENDERS AND BARMAIDS $600obo Calmichelte 353-7022 KD - MEGAN McMANAMON " KO To the best big ever' I never dreamed that we MAINTENANCE WORKER would ever get as close as we've gotten this ATTENTION HIRING1 Government robs your CARICATURE ARTISTS Prepare for next year 3 bedroom duplex 12 month lease Available semester Livmg with you has made me realise area $17,840 ■ $69 485 Call Little Caeaars Plua (located behind Mid AM DISK JOCKEY TRAINEE-Noexp necessary Ski pants a jacket for sale Ladies style Almost June. Phone 362-1268 after 5PM 1 602 838 8885 EXT R 4244 Must be numerous and know how special you realty are I hate to see you go bank on WoosteO is now hiring crew and deliv- new Cal Kathy 353-4777. 3 females needed to sublease our apartment but I hope that after graduation you'l be as ery persons for summer and fall No phone cats 509 and 60s music Babysitter needed May 1 5 to Jury 21 Then lor summer AC and water pan) Cal Sheryl nappy as you've made me' Fail Semester 1989 Flexible schedules nego- Wn'i' 353-9102or Amy 353-4833 $100/mo CASTLE INN. Put-in-Bay. Ohio AOT. tiable istes Trans preferred call 353 2959 Single toft wfladder University approved KATRINA Ohio phone 1-800-537-4328 MR SPOTS NEEDS YOU NOW. . Cal between I0am-5pm, Mon -Sat Excellent condition $35.00 phone 372-6328 Babysitter Close to campus Mpon -Fn Samto FOR SUMMER HELP DRIVERS AND COOK AskforSuzie •03 Fifth Street KELLY G EGANANDMR LU noon CaH Carte 353 1682 POSITIONS AVAILABLE DRIVERS NEED Single Loft - $55 00 FREE GAS HEAT. WATER AND SEWER Once upon a time there lived a girl and her cat in OWN CAR APPLY IN PERSON 125 E University Approved Two bedroom apts a houaa made of duct tape Imagine that! This COURT ST Cal 372 4632 Furnished and unfurnished girl studied nursing all day and al night while her Babysitting. Varied hours own transportaion Private parking a laundries relerences-mmy B G home 352-0628 NOW hiring caring enthusiastic, motivated indi- cat ate and ate all the Happy Cat in sight Now Balconies and patios the day has arrived when this girl will leave, and viduals lor counselors in BG FORMU-3 Interna- FOR SALE Volvo Automatic Stattonwagon Newiove Rentals. 328 S Main lourney into the real world how ner roommates tional Center Paid training plus convruson plus $600 stop by 731 High St #75(no phone) BG Country Club now hiring for summer Wait- bonuses For interview call 1 -447-6344 3525620 wii grieve' So here s to you. Keley. and Mr Across from Cherrywood Health Spa ress A Bartenders needed Excellent working 1987 VW Quantum, loaded, sunroof Excel- Lou loo Congrats on graduation and best wi- Th 10-3. Fri 8-11. 2 30-400 Conditions Apply n pe'son between 2-4 pm lent cond $8750 00 Mustsel 3520431 Apartment to Sublease 'or summer months Call shes to You' Love, your roommates 923 Fairvww Avenue OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer. 353-6136 Mary Ann Mazur. '89 Vr round. Al Countries. All fields Free info '78 Plymouth Horizon Write UC POBox 52-OH03 Corona Del Mar 4X8 Ft Enclosed utility trailer Thanks for being a great sister a friend all Good Condition New Tires $700 353 3798 Camp counselors a kitchen staff wanted for CA 92625 $300 APARTMENT FOR RENT through school I hope you get the best Life has Camp Courageous A residential summer camp Call 655-3248 to offer' Par! time CLEPdCAl POSITION AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER 89 tor people with mental retardation Located "84" L Mustang, loaded, exceeent condition 606 5 E WOOSTER Mike 90 near Toledo. Ohio To apply, contact The Camp Wiling to work around class schedules Com- $3,800 Cal 352-22 18 69' Buick Skylark Good shape Al offers con CALL 353-5529 Director 151 N Michigan. Suite 200. Davis puter experience needed Good wages Send letter and resume to p o box 904 Bowling sidered 353 7746 ask tor Casey Mary Ann. Pam a Lon Bldg Toledo. OH 43624 (419) 242-4412 Green. Oh 43402 ATTENTION • GOVERNMENT HOMES from Thanks lor al the great parties in the trailer EOE Desk Bunk Bed Set $30 00 $1 (U-repair) DeUnquenl tax property Repos- APARTMENTS FOR SUMMER Good Luck m al you Do" CAPE COO CAMP COUNSELORS ■aiHona Cal 1-602-838-8885 Ext GH M*o Beth A Joe Part time 20-30 hours Saturdays a must In- Roe>ngChair-$10 00 The Cape Cod Association of Children's Camps 4244 Cal Matt at 354-2448 or 2-6642 Available May 1 4 - Aug 11 MAY THE STEG RULE OUR is represented by 17 resident and day camps. cludes sales but mostly stock work Need to lift ■ ATTENTION GOVERNMENT SEIZEO VEHI 1 and 2 bedrooms LIVES FOREVER! al ottering rewarding summer employment op- at least 1OOfba Cal mehssa at Majestic Paint CLES FROM $ 100 00 Fords. Mercedes. Cor- Furnished and Unfurnished To my roommates ol PI Beta Phi Apt. 1 portunities to male and female applicants For Center at 353-3551 Diamond Engagement Ring $400 00 I Love You All! individual camp mlormation and brochure cal $350 must seB AS AP 353 6348 vettes. Chevys Surplus Buyers Guide 1-602 838-8885 EXT A4244 " Call JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Congratulations! (508) 2250377 or write Camp Namequott. Pre-Registration volunteers are needed lor July 354 2260 or 353-3850 I WILL MISS YOU! Box 306A Orleans. MA 02653 10 - August 3rd Be a greeter. tour guide, dis- DOUBLE LOFT TTF-Bobble play host, evening entertainment, usher or dis- University Approved FOR RENT cussion facilitator Compensation includes a APARTMENTS- 2 bedroom, lurnished unhjrn Do you want to grow with us? •70.00 Neg Summer. 2 semester or 12 mo leases 1/2 We are expanding our sales dept and are look- meal for each day worked' Sign-up by April 28 Cal Ken or Scott 353 5846 Nancy. block to campus FREE cable TV . lockout key Thanks tor playing a birj part in making this a ing tor individuals who are energetic, goal orien- n 405 Student Services service, heat New carpet, some new furniture great senior year1 Good luck with your intern- ted and won* wed with public Computer and Short term daycare needed tor two a lour year Double loft with two ladders University ap- Call Tom 352-4673 days. 9am-5pm. switchboard experience helplul Send resume ship Keep in Touch And don't forget -watch olds from May 15 for 1 -3 weeks In Perrysburg proved $85 or best offer Cal372.4104 352-1800 evenings a weekends where youi feel are Spuds to Elaine Oseovicki C O Century Marketing Car necessary Cal Janet 874-1057 or Jaymar Apartments Campus Manor Apts Still avail lor fal 1989 12836 S Dixie Hwy B G 372-2922 2 bedroom apartments Rob" For Sale Available lor summer a tali Close to campus a heat paid Call 352-9302 Whew" Congrats, you linalry made it1 (oh. and 1961 Datsun280ZX As low as $405 per month Cal 364-8036 Happy anniversary too') EBSCO Telephone Service Summer Job Care provider needed tor two Loaded T-tops. 5 Speed, am-fm Love. Bethany Now hinng telemarketers Flexible hours, even- Carty Rentals boys, 7 and 9 yrs old from 6/5/89 lo Cassette. Excellent condition ings a weekends Minimum 15 houra'week Apartments- H ouses- Rooms 8 25 89 8 45am 4 1 5pm, Mon-Fn in our BG Higher Mileage Asking $3500 Pick you' own days lo work Guaranteed hourly Available summer only home near City Park Call 353-4441 after 4 30 Call After live 655-3393 RON RIDER wage plus dairy bonus based on sales Average pm t bdrm $260 mo 1-2 persons near campus. Apartments-$200 mo for 1 or 2 students CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK IN person earns $5-7/hr No cold calls Posrtrve Call after 6. 353 6490 Cal 352-7385 THE FUTURE! YOU'VE BEEN A GREAT attitude a high enthusiasm a must Needed now SUMMER JOBS FOR SALE FRIEND, AND I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU. through summer Apply at 113 N Main St alter Attention Sales. Marketing or Business Stu- Ful length couch 1 Bedroom furnished a 2 bedroom unfurnished Efficiency apt close to downtown available KEEP IN TOUCH! dents Will you have a rob this summer that can 4pm (Next lo David's Deli) "A'-trame kjfl 12 month leases 352-3445 May 1 Cal 352-5822 LOVE-SUSIE help you move ahead' How about a co-op as- Refrigerator (dorm sUe) Exceeent Summer Employment Opportunities signment m the field of se*ng winch guarantees Al items Females needed to sublease apt after June at a beautiful Resort Hotel ft Restaurant near $ 1200 income with a commission opportunity $60 1 bedroom furnished apartments. 1 year V 16 Close to campus, lurnished. AC To the senior men ot Cedar Pomi and Ene Islands Island House Ho- up to $7000' Permacrafts is a Toledo based Ask for Robm avail May 352-7454 353-4857 DELTA TAU DELTA tel A Restaurant Earn. Leam and have a great co with a ten yr track record of summer oppor- 372-5956 Wishing you the best of luck Summer 102 N Madison. Downtown Port Clin- n the future1 Thanks for four tunities with students For more info call (419) 1.2.3. Bedroom Apartments FOR SUMMER ton 1 7342166 Please Apply in person 882 3711 great years I'l miss you all' For Sale Please call between 1 30 a 5 30 BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM APT Love Maze Summer Jobs Loft $ 100 00. Fridge $65 00 In the afternoon Cal 354-8600 CORNER OF S PROSPECT a WOOSTER Female dancers wanted Work for social change on consumer and entnr Call372 1885 We allow Pets LOW RENT. NO UTILITIES PD 257-9556 ask for Barb Experience not omental issues Ohio Citizen Action has ful CALL 353-5840 To Sue.Sonya. Tracy. Jennifer. And Cathy necessary Congratulations' Good Luck after graduation time and summe' positions available Advance- 2 bedroom lurmshed apartments. 9 8 12 month ment and travel opportunities Work hours 2-1C Forget to order a yearbook? Summer Sublease Close to Campus From your French house buddies' One 1988 KEY for sale-perfect condition leases. 352-7454 Help wanted for summer employment on Put-m- pm. M-F Pay $275/wk Positions are available Air Conditioning For More Into Cal372-1176 Call372-4791 Bay at Island Bike Rental Call (419) m the following offices Cal for interviews WILL. 285-201 6 or (419) 285-2503 Akron (216,375-8978 2 bedroom apartment sublease for summer free It's hard to believe thai your time os finally up Cleveland (216) 861 -8038 HELP' I MUST SELL AN 87 CHARGER TO PAY AC Pay only electric Cal 353-4082 Two bedroom apartments Close to campus The big G-Day is just around the corner Two Waitresses part-time days, evenings, week- Cincinnati (531) 221 2100 FOR TUITION WARRANTY. RELIABLE. $600 for entire summer months ago t probably would have dreaded this ends Also, bartenders eve and weekends Columbus (614) 224-4111 SPORTY. LOW INSURANCE' BANK WILL 2 Bedroom APT FOR RENT, pool An condition Cal 352-5822 day to come, but I'm glad to say I don't I'm re- Apply between 2 and 4 MF at the Elks Club Dayton (513) 228-6506 FINANCE IF NECESSARY HURRY' mg. Laundry. Furnished. No Deposit1 Close to alty proud of you and your success Out time 200 Campbell HiU Road Toledo (419,241-9093 372-8736 Campus 353-4471 Ray or Dan together will be longer than we once thought Very Nice 2 Bedroom Furnished for 4 people 9 Congratulations on everything month lease 352-3445 I love you. Amy 2 BR furn'unfurnished available summer fall P S here's your long awaited message Village Green Apt Cal after 2pm 354-3533 SENIOR SEND-OFF AUDRAVOGLER Congratulations, you did it" We are all very 2 BR furnished apt w balcony, al utilities ac- proud ol you You pul a lot ol hard work and cept elect paid Available May Call Gary • DONNA LOGJE • effort into it and now you can caH yourself a col- 353-7934 after 6 00 Congratulations Graduate' Good Luck in the lege graduate (OoooAhhh) Real world ft Visit us often GOOD LUCK FREE PIONEER SPEAKERS Love. Su*y. Stephanie. Sue. Laura. Shan, a Sharon, Kathleen. Oais. Fht, Jeame. Paul. All utilities paid Need one person to sublease Maj) Chris. "Howie". Pete. Barnie. Kaly. Jimmy. Ar- house/apt for summer Own large bedroom den. The gang from Twigs. Don. Pat. Clint with lock $l50mo close to campus, private "LBC* Todd. Lorraine. Eugene. Aunt Juke. Nathan. entrance 353-5781 YouareWIERDH Adam. Louie. Jenny. Jeanie. Roxanne, Dates. but I love ya' MEW GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. ■■your roomie 800 THIRD STREET Congratulations Dougger I'm very proud of Ya' You re the Beslest Big Summer and Fall Openings • *' Alpha Gamma Delta Karen Goliti ■ * ' Brother m the world11 love You! 1 a 2 bedroom apartments Hey Big K • What am I going to do next year for PS Don't Passout m the Bushes' Free Heat. Water and Sewer paddle hunt? Send my adoptive mom to the Luv your lil sis. Leslie School year leases available Bela house ■ Right ?• I'm going to miss you • Reasonable Rates a Lots ol luck with Rusty Love. Little Heather Call 352 4966 -LISAEDRINGTON" •-LORIMIDAV* One week and the phone bills' The friend I have CONGRATULATIONS. "HON OFFL Need 2 people to take over lease beginning in in you la one II have FOREVER! I LOVE MY WE'RE ALL GOING TO MISS YOU August 2 bedroom. 2 person limit BIO! Lil SHER ESPECIALLY ME' $300/month plus utilities No down payment LOVE. KMC needed1 Please call Barb (353-3877) or Anna AGD ' '' AGD * ' ' AGO (353-4096) Big Kelly, You are the best! I wish you tha best off luck DENSTER •' How can I walk along the campus In the future and always remember you are and not miss you? You'll be everywhere to me' Need a place starting 2nd Session for summer? very special to ma and someone I look up Love and Best wishes. Valerie Leases begm June 2nd. as low as 400 entire toll! LOVE. Lll' Carolina summer Cal 352-9302 AGO"* AGD*" AGO OZDENISEBYERLYDZ Forever you little I wiH be a sisler and big you Need a place to live lor summer? AGD SENIORS AGO became in DZ Our Paths crossed you called it t d Four graduating seniors need to sublease WE LOVE YOU fate through tears. I'll watch you graduate I re- 510 Ridge St. apartment. It Is completely fur- GOOOLUCK fuse to say goodbye for that would be a lie Our and ;P nti^ ^- nished, 400 feet from campus, and the rent Is c0 AGD SENIORS AGD time at BG together must end. but together in very negotiable. Call anytime at 353-1494. heart. Spint. and love II be your forever friend Love. AGD*AGD'AGO'AGD Lil Mary Now leasing for summer and fall BK3K PIEDMONT APARTMENTS ILL MISS YOU" Privileges to Cherrywood Health Spa GOOO LUCK WITH RUSTY DZ Lil Julia Lange and Lil Lisa Cole DZ Preferred Properties Co 352-9376 THANKS FOR EVERYTHING This personal you musl share lo spend more LOVE LIL C money I could not bare You both made a dream $ r Party Room For Rant come true Through you my love tor life grew Preferred Properties. Co Thank you both for being there more great times that e* > ^ 352-9378 AXO Big Alison! AXO we'll share you better come visit me How could Thanks for a great year'i'm gonna miss you Ike you slay away from BG crazy next year' Good Luck with the "Real LoveYa. Please Sublease huge TOWNHOUSE World"1 Big Mary LOWERED RATE $90. a month Love you1 many features-deck garage-more U Kim 353-3788 or 353-3098 EMMY. LYNN, MAUREEN I'M GRADUATING SOON! Remember that when we graduate And now. The end Is near... Rallvlew Mini-Warehouse We won't say Goodbye since more Thanks to al of my friends for al of (at the corner of Railroad Ave and Lehman Fun times are in the Future your support and the great times1 Ave) 5X7 -9x1 5 -9X30 Just remember. My door is always Thanks to al ol those I've dated for Preferred Properties. Co Open with cold beer in the fndge' al I've done a learned, positive 352-9378 Love Lots. and negative' KAY To M.S. from ENQ 423: Your boyfriend Room for rent Quiet neighborhood close to » VERY VERY LUCKY' campus, kitchen and laundry facilities Cal To my Chapman Staff(incl Trap. Paul. FAREWELL TO ORIGINAL BEOROCK: *t* 354-1064 alter 5pm a Pat) You guys mean the world lo me' 0** Kath ft Pag. HB. MB, Laurie. Missy (ft Jim). Ao GOOO LUCK TO ALL OF YOU' Krlaty. (and Batly) The GREATEST i tp ^^ I fM H my way! IMAGINE.... *&* SUMMER APARTMENT ACROOS FROM year!" How can we even complain? The par- LOVE. MATT "GOOSE" TELFER CAMPUS LG. FURN. 2-BEDROOM W/AIR ft ties at BEDROCK were the greatest, jusl ad all PHONE- QUIET 2/1400 or 3/S285 EACH FOR the lasting friendships that were formed1 I'l ENTIRE SUMMER PREFER MATURE FE- Joe ft Sue. miss you guys this summer Twins- i don't MALES. 354-3568. Congratulations on your BG graduation1 Good know what BG is like without you two I realty Luck with your marriage and m al you do I'll don't want to knoweither See you guys in Au- Summer is just around the corner R E Man- miaa you next year Love. Jane gust BEDROCK love and mine ha< ha' agement stll has a few summer rentals Avail JULIEII! THEMUTHER rOS& Rates as low aa $475.00 entire Summer Cal WEAREOUTTAHERE; today • 352-9302 SEE YOU IN COLUMBUS' LOVE. YOUR HANYACK GINA Summer Sublease We met when we were very young and I lived tn room one one one Efficiency for rent-May-August August rent KALINOE C.WEBB You said you kind ol liked my style FREE' AC ft close to campus Cal R E Man- Wei Behortege. your time has come1 Just three a asked if we could be roomies for awhile agement 352-9302. Aak about Apt 117 In more months and you'll be in BOUL- Thursbn Manor DERsurrounded by such rare commodities ss Since then meres been Uptown, Downtown and The Station trees and nils and GORGEOUS EARTHMUF- We know what we do for recreation! FIN MEN! I'm so Jealous 228 South College Mew and I are sure going to miss those coffee Joe. Paury a Mike were such the attraction Too bad you gave them some neck action! iVve FREE GAS HEAT. WATER AND SEWER* slams, neurotic hats, and jokes but. you'l be ~*si£* One bedroom apts But the time has come, it's been 4 yrs orf having great time at Grad School and we'l Close to campus be wishing you the best ot luck (and most likely and on May 6 I'l shed some tears because I'l miaa you my beat friend 9 and 12 month leases barging in tor a visit or two!) Laundry facl a private parking HAPPY GRADUATION, ft our special bond w« never end tVvtoW Newiove Rentals 328 S Main Love. C 8 Behortege Congratulations Roomie' 362-6620 Krta fever hits, pg.3 2 tun Friday Magazine/April 28. 1989 Campus Comments Which is your favorite sports team and why? Frank Castro, junior accounting and in- Lori Fox, junior public relations major Pat Cosgrove, sophomore accounting Vilvi Vannak, freshman undeclared ternational business major from Perrys- from I- .in Inlil: "Bengals, because I'm from major from Richmond Heights: "The major from Toledo: "/ don't like sports, hurg: "Probably the Chicago Bears- Cincinnati and they went to the Super Cleveland Browns, because Hike their de- it's a glorified waste of time." hecause I was bom in Chicago and I like Bowl." fensive style of play." the city." Fnday/Irock Viinich Pet Sematary 'very taut, frightening' secret behind the pet cemetery. tracted death through stomach cancer. by Brian Lumley An ancient Indian burial ground lies deep in the woods Toward the beginning of the film a small altercation Small crosses sit on the graves of their beloved pets: behind the animal burial ground, a very sacred place ca- takes place between the husband and wife. Do they get makeshift tombstones for goldfish, cats, and dogs span pable of returning the dead to life ... along? Why the exchange of words? It seems that there over a forgotten tract of land. What ensues is very interesting and makes for some very was also a small subplot involving that also, but was cut These images open the film "Pet Sematary," the newest intense horror. Doc's young son, Gage, is killed by a truck out due to time restrictions. of the seemingly endless Stephen King novels that have and buried in the town plots. Doc refuses to let his young Putting these small inaccuracies aside, the film is still been adapted to the silver screen. King reads well, but on son be taken away by Cod, and sets out to reclaim his be- good. Whatever may be missing in terms of narrative is celluloid, his books have not transferred well. "Sematary" loved son. definitely made up for by the vivid scares this film evokes defies that law and comes up as a very Xa\A.frightening A very helpful ghost comes along every 10 minutes or so from an audience. What I found most interesting was the movie. and warns our hero of the impending misfortune awaiting neo-Frankenstein angle within the film. A very grief- The story concerns the recently displaced Creed family whoever disturbs the forces of nature. Well, young Gage stricken father defies the laws of nature and undoes a very from inner-city Chicago to the backwoods of Maine. This comes home, albeit a little different from the sweet young natural act; that's what makes the film interesting. nuclear family consists of dad, a young and promising doc- boy he used to be... The underlying point of "you are responsible for tor; mom, a young and promising housewife; and two Technically, there was much wrong with this film. Con- whatever you create" is apparent throughout the whole sprightly children. Along for the ride is their cat named tinuity errors were everywhere. (Things in a film that were flick, and is driven home at the end. where the doctor's Winston Churchill, but affectionately nicknamed in one scene but mysteriously disappear in the next, an ob- passions become his own undoings. "Church." He becomes crucial to the story and stands as a ject placed on a table at one end and then moved to an- This film scared the living hell out of me. On a screen "domino effect" for the rest of the flick. Doc's small other spot on the table in the next shot, etc.) filled with Jasons and Freddies, this is a fresh new look at daughter worries about her feline buddy, as trucks fly by A few small errors in the plot were visible, such as the the horror flick. The frights abound from scene to scene, the roadside house at lightning speed (the reason for the introduction of a maid named Missy. She has no real place and in the screening I attended, the entire crowd was jit- pet cemetery behind the Creed household.) in the film; her character either is thrown in to take up tery. (Human perspiration made it rather humid in that Well, careless dad lets the cat get run over and as he time, or part of a subplot that was cut out of the final print theater.) After sitting with 200 nervous people in a final readies to bury it in the cemetery, along comes Jed (Her- of the film. She complains of stomach pains to the doctor, next week, take time out to sit with 200 nervous people at man Munster from TVs "The Munsters"), to tell Doc the writes a suicide note, and kills herself in fear of a slow re- "Pet Sematary." You'll find it's more gratifying. Friday pf^L Editor Tim Maloney __,. •■_„_■ , ... - __, «._i.»«_. ,j,,„ _, , _ ' Friday Magazine la published every Friday during the academic W n h Bo d of «Stall «£7 KCporters !. ^Linda -" Hojr,"° ""University. * "" " •*■«•»« P-bHcatton. of Bowttn,; Green State Jajnea A. Tinker Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the Christian Thompson opinions of Friday Magazine. Brenda Young; Friday Magazine and Bowling Oreen State University are equal Editorial Office ...... 2 lO West Hall opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practice.. (419) 372-8967 Copyright 1989. The BO News ■■'■ '! ) !. .. ■ ■:_ — .. ■■'...... I. . . ,. -, I- ■■• , .1. ... 1 j | ^ ^^^^^ I Friday Magazine/April 28, 1989 QOG 3 Classes empty as weather improves by Christian Thompson and the study atmosphere at certain times "This fall, women's and men's average grade or your future by blowing off the of the school year. GPAs were 2.786 and 2.553 respectively; next two weeks... In the end I think most You are laying down in a large area of "Study is closely correlated to cold while the College of Musical Arts had the students would be able to control this softgrass. After slowly lifting your Foster weather. In general, exam grades and highest average of 2.998, the College of urge," Weaver said. Grants, you spot a brown bottle of Tropical papers might be better in the fall than in Business Administration had the lowest Blend, boiling in the sun. Hypnotically you the spring... it depends. During good average of 2.507," Hufford said. William unscrew the lid, massaging the coconut weather some students have to make ex- Baxter, associate professor of biological concoction into your winter-white skin cuses to study instead of excuses not to sciences, said the curve in his Biology 205 hoping for an instant browning. As the study." class seems to be higher during spring heat rises, the steam from your skin causes semester than during the fall. Hacker pads your eyelids to droop s.. l..o..w..l..y "Study Is closely correlated closing. SUDDENL Yyou awake and look "Spring fever doesn't seem to be dra- Dean's list around. Everyone is gone. Terrified, you to cold weather. In general, matic in my class because it is composed think, "DID 1 SLEEP THROUGH FIN- exam grades and papers mostly of freshmen who tend to do better LOS ANGELES (AP) - A computer ALS?" might be better in the fall their spring semester because they gained hacker with a sense of honor padded As the weather warms up almost every- than in the spring ... it de- some experience during first semester," the dean's list at Valley College with one would rather be doing anything except Baxter said. such names as Wratha Kahn, Gray studying. Laying out in the sun and other pends." Poupon, Hans Zoff, Roger Ovem- outdoor activities tend to compete with the — Richard Weaver Lewis Fulcher, associate professor of dowt and Warren Peese. time needed to study for spring semester physics and astronomy, explained his Seventy names added to the list finals, according to several University Becky Ragle, third-semester freshman "study ideology" by comparing the prep- published in the school newspaper professors. art therapy major, said she doesn't need aration for finals with getting in shape. included Betty Crocker, Dee Ge- Richard Weaver, professor of interper- much encouragement to avoid doing neret. Rex Karrs, Claire 0. Aisle and sonal and public communication, said he homework or studying for spring finals. "The key to success is the same for finals about 25 real students. believes students' study problems rise with "My GPA is higher in the fall because I as other periods. You need self-discipline "I personally feel if s insulting," the mercury. have spring fever bad. There's nothing bet- to keep up with the materials," Fulcher said Lisa Walker, student body "I think teachers have a difficult time ter to do in the fall but study. But as soon said. "You can't keep in shape if you don't president-elect, a sophomore who competing with the sun," Weaver said. "I as it starts warming up I'd rather be having exercise three times a week. The same made the list the hard way. "People warn my graduate student teachers about fun," Ragle said. goes for studying," Fulcher said. work hard to be on the dean's list. students' attitudes and warn students Marjorie Hufford. director of records, It's not just a little thing to me." themselves about saving their absences un- said semester GPAs vary from school year Weaver said he believes students have to Making the list requires at least a til the end of the year when they will really to school year; for example, the spring ask themselves some important questions 3.6 grade-point average out of 4.0. want to blow them off." semester of 1987 had a higher GPA than in the face of spring fever. The list apparently was doctored He said each semester's grades depend the fall, but this year's fall semester's GPA "How bad do you want this? 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Toledo, and minor league teams such as Savage said that the movie Major League the IHL's Coaldiggers and AAA baseball's may also be helping Indians' sales. Mudhens have, for the most part, strug- In Bowling Green, sports fans' opinions gled. seems divided. Consequently the arrival of spring, a "It's fairly even," said John Mura. owner time when baseball caps replace snow caps of Falcon House Sporting Goods at 125 on the streets, brings a time of confusion South Main St. He said sales of Indians and heated battle for Northwest Ohio materials have been slightly higher than major league sports fans. Who roots for for the Tigers so far this season, but it is the superior baseball team? too early to tell. While the Detroit Tigers are physically "If the Indians continue to play the way closer, the Cleveland Indians have the ad- they are. we will sell a lot more. We have a vantage of playing in the same state. Be- lot of kids from the Cleveland area here." side these two teams with major followings. Mura said. the Cincinnati Reds and minor league Toledo Mudhens also serve to confuse Lew Laslo, owner of Great Lakes Sport- matters. ing Goods at 128 W. Wooster St., said his But have area sports fans adopted one baseball sales are predominantly Reds and team over the others? Tigers items. He attributes this to the win- Rocky Alessandrini, manager of USA ning ways of Cincinnati and Detroit. Sports at Southwyck Mall in Toledo, says "We're in an area where the Tigers. In- his store sells more Tigers items by far. dians, and Reds, are all popular," he said. "The team is actually closer, and they "The Reds have been winning, the Tigers have more of a winning tradition than the have been winning, and the Indians have Indians have," he said. not." According to Kevin Savage, owner of the Sports Gallery in Toledo, his store has also Laslo suggested that Indians sales would sold more Tigers items in the past. So far pick up if the team plays competitively this this season, however, sales have been fairly season. even between the Tigers and Indians. University student John Pastrik, a The Tigers' successes in past seasons freshman computer science major from have accounted for their larger sales, he Cleveland, said he likes the Indians be- said. cause they are his hometown team. "I stick with them — no matter what, Friday/Pal Minsarelli "The Tigers have been good the last five years," he said, "but the Tigers are down winning or losing, they're my team." he University students are fans of a wide variety of major league baseball teams. this year and the Indians fans are hopeful." said. Shelley Brazeau, a freshman legal stud- ies major from the Cleveland area, said the Indians were an institution in Cleveland. "It's a Cleveland tradition, it's a part of The Third Annual CitiFest Riverfront 3 on 3 Shootout klUKIKOMffllSi Cleveland. You have the stadium, steel will feature two days ol half-court basketball in the streets of workers and the Tribe." downtown Toledo - along St. Clair Street and Madison Avenue. This double elimination tournament features compe- Chris Cornell, freshman history-political science major, is a Tigers fan because of tition in eight divisions and the following special contests: his childhood. • Slam Dunk Contest • Foul Shooting Contest :::*'< "I was bom in Detroit, I grew up in the • Pro/Celebrity Challenge • 3-Poinl Shooting Contest area, and they're my team," he said. • Media Tournament July 29 & 30 Mark Franks, a journalism major from Springfield, said his childhood also had an , , impact on picking his favorite team. Please include me on your Shootout mailing list for prospective players: "Every night, we would sit out in the summer and listen to Reds games," Franks NAMK l-IIONI said. "They beat everyone by 10 runs that ADORBSS year." CITY STATh ZIP Seemingly forgotten are the Toledo Mudhens. Lisa Craves, freshman English To be included on the mailing list, mail this coupon lo: major from Toledo, echoed the sentiments of many when she said, "I don't follow the Mudhens because they stink!" 444 N. Summit Sheet It would seem that Northwest Ohio is sort of a "melting pot" for baseball teams CiliWalk Level — a melting pot in which the Mudhens are Toledo. Ohio 4.16(14 excluded. Die hard fans of teams from (4191 243-8024 both leagues inhabit this area, and it would seem that the area will be a fertile ground of debate for years to come. .. . ,y ■''.'■ ■ ■■- ' by Frank Espotito Things move fast in hip college music scenes. Bands come and go like thieves in the night. They're formed on whimsical notions and wanton desires. It's a herculean task (with classes, jobs, torrid love affairs, run-ins with the law, and furious bouts of self-love) to establish any kind of continuity. But two and one-half years have come and gone and Sheepish Grin is stil! here. They've changed lineups a few times and the current lineup has stuck around for al- most a year, but Paul Johnson (guitar), Troy Raszka (bass), and Larry Zengel (drums) are still bashing out high-energy, original, pizza-spittin' rock 'n' roll. Their second cassette, Peggy, has sold over 200 copies to date, which was a lot more than the band expected to sell. This winter they released a cassette of songs recorded in 1987 entitled Hippopotamus (in an uncanny parallel to R.E.M.'sEponymous which was suspiciously released around the same time ... makes ya wonder, don't it?) which joined the 1987 release Sheepish Grin in the band's cassette triumvirate. I talked to Sheepish in the Union, where all the cool people hang out. and the conver- sation rambled from exploding heads to girls in red sweaters. The possibility of Johnson's horrible demise in a collapsing staircase'punji stick deathtrap was discussed. And some- where in there, I got answers to some burning questions. SG has no plans for a release in the near future but they explained that they are build- Sheepish Grin (from left): Larry Zangsl, Troy Raszka and Paul Johnson. ing on another aspect of their rock enviroment. "We got new T-shirt ink!" beams Ras- zka. On a more serious note, they're planning on taking a trip through the Southeast, playing gigs in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia. Their evolution has included the move from a cover band to a mostly original act. "We Some reruns never die were getting big crowds doing covers," says Johnson, "but it felt stupid doing covers by Michelle Hru«ovsky "I really like "Andy Griffith." It's just when we had originals. When we made the switch, our crowds really dropped." funny and it doesn't have to have a deep Having been around for a while, SG is cautiously optimistic about the BG rock scene. Gee Wally... old television reruns like "I plot and make a point to be funny," Eppert "It's taken off. Bowling Green needs a club for original bands, like Dillon's (the band's Love Lucy," "Father Knows Best," "Mr. added. fave gig spot)." said Raszka. "Some people think if s the next big thing." Ed." "Star Trek," "The Monkees," "Bat- Geist explained the key to success for None of SG's members can pinpoint any trends in the BG scene. "It's easy to label any airing old shows is cable television syndica- college band that plays guitars as R.E.M.," explained Raszka. "We were all basically in- man," and over a dozen more are sure on television an awful lot. tion. "Old shows are inexpensive to get fluenced by '70s AM radio. Neil Diamond changed my life," intoned Johnson, without the and money in the bank for producers," he This is in addition to newer reruns in- slightest hint of sarcasm. cluding "M'A"S"H," "Family Ties" and said. As far as their own music is concerned, their songs are getting "more varied, tempo- However, newer reruns including "The wise." "The Cosby Show." According to University popular culture Cosby Show" and "Family Ties" are enor- Toward the end of our rambling discourse. Johnson said, "We're the best original band mously popular but are very expensive to in Ohio." Then he smiled. professor Christopher Ceist, old television But I think that Johnson had earlier summed up what Sheepish Grin wants to do. After reruns are making much more money now air. Geist added that in the future, prices of a number of ideas and opinions concerning this schizophrenic, wind-swept landscape than during their original prime time de- running the newer reruns will most likely buts. In addition, most are earning more were kicked around, Johnson wearily added. "Bowling Green needs a kick in the ass." decrease. He added, however, that he You can tell he's graduating in August. money than the majority of prime time tel- doesn't know if the newer reruns will have I hope Sheepish Grin stays together. evision programs currently on the air. the staying power of shows like "Star "One segment of a prime time show may Trek" and "The Brady Bunch." cost the producer half a million dollars. The cost of running old reruns is gravy in comparison to producing new program- ming," Ceist said. "They are excellent, inexpensive time-fillers." Many people may not realize there are 1989-1990 executive staff only a few seasons of "Cilligan's Island" episodes. However, those few seasons have neneral manaaer matt keouah reaped enormous profits in over 20 years of syndication. operations manager. ... marla schalow Ceist explained the audience of rerun watchers is diverse. program director .chrissy anderson Some viewers include baby boomers who watch shows from the '50s to remember music director ... cheryl radeloff their youth. To accommodate this audi- chuck kelso ence, the Christian Broadcasting Network production director., has begun airing a Saturday morning underwriting director, gary davis lineup of shows only from the '50s. Other viewers include children who tune public affairs director .mary reinkoester into the cable children's network Nickelo- deon for shows including "Leave it to traffic director fred wright Beaver" and "The Donna Reed Show." promotions director.. lora marini The vast majority of the audience, however, just likes pure entertainment. iirhnn riireritor . karl trance " 'The Brady Bunch' is my favorite show. I can usually tell which episode it is by the jazz director becky marker time Sherwood Schwartz's name flashes on the screen," said Julia Smith, senior Inter- news director Christina crawford personal and Public Communications sports director joel yashinsky major. "And 1 usually know most of the lines." "I think TV today is a joke compared to "NORTHWEST OHIO'S ONLY ALTERNATIVE' older shows of the '50s and '60s," said Scott Eppert, sophoajore Interpersonal and Public Communications major. 6 Friday Magazine/April 28, 1989 Handicap doesn't stop the music by Tom Kcltcy But Fogle s talents run much deeper where he was bom. His father, a Baptist cause you never heard anything like that in than his ability to please the listener's ear. minister, instilled the fervor and passion of Texas." Fogle said. Few area bands can fit the groove in the Bom with a fingerless left hand, he has still Gospel music upon his family and Dave Because of his love for music, Fogle pocket like the Glass City All-Stars. Their managed to perfect his craft and play in was encouraged to sing in revival camp tried a number of instruments, including brand of funky, power-pop rock has re- clubs all over the country. And after years sing-alongs. But it wasn't until the family piano and trumpet, but it wasn't until he cruited a legion of loyal fans from all over of experience on the road, rubbing elbows moved to Toledo, when Dave was 10, that was 16 that he finally decided to play the Northwest Ohio. with a number of rock heavyweights, he fi- he had his first taste of pop music. drums. Of course some problems arose. Not surprisingly, the band's style is the nally came home to Toledo with a store- "When I moved up from Texas, the "There was a lot of experimentation in offspring of the back beat, and one Dave house of knowledge about the music busi- biggest station in the area was CKLW (in the beginning with how to keep a drum- Fogle, whose flawless chops and smooth ness and its penchant for corporate con- Detroit). Of course at the time, Motown stick on my hand. I first used tape and then vocals seem to move the band along effort- formity. was really hitting hard, and I just thought rubber bands but these devices tended to lessly. Fogle's musical odyssey began in Texas. that was the coolest stuff I ever heard, be- turn my hand purple and green," he ex- plained. Fogle eventually employed the use of a leather strap, but after using the animal hide for a few years, he found that the strap had to be replaced every several We proudly announce months because his perspiration would cause the leather to disintegrate. Finally, just last year. Fogle came across a device that seemed to satisfy his needs. The strap a new arrival! he uses now is constructed of the material used to make artificial limbs. Form-fitted to his hand by a specialist in the field of prosthetics, the ingenuity of the device definitely has a drummer in mind. To hold the stick itself, a small hoop has been attached to the outside of the strap and is adjusted by a throw-off switch which allows for a drumstick of any size to be in- serted, and the whole thing is secured on TV his wrist by the miracle of Velcro. 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The University and the surrounding The next mystery concerns the recent community are an interesting place for a USC election. On the winning ticket of journalist. In my year as a reporter, I have Kevin Coughlin and Colleen McGinty, had the pleasure (some may say bad luck) Coughlin ran for president and McGinty of discovering many things about B.C. ran for vice president. Why? McGinty is a Some of these things have puzzled me and junior with more experience than Cough- I thought I'd share some of these Unsolved lin, who is only a freshman. Perhaps this was a case of shrewd interpretation of de- mographics. With more girls than guys at the University, perhaps the victorious pair Commentary thought they would have a better chance of winning with Coughlin at the top of the ticket because he looks like a young Steve Mysteries of Bowling Green with you. Here Garvey. we go. Drumroll, please. If there are supposedly two girls to every I was walking in front of Moseley Hall guy here, how come so many of us guys one day and 1 noticed a large rock with a can't find dates? Perhaps that's just a ru- plaque in the middle that reads "Shake- mor created by the Admissions Office to speare Memorial Tree, April 23.1921, get us guys to enroll here. Toledo Chapter." I searched in vain for a Why is the administration wasting over huge ancient oak tree dedicated to the $500,000 on an information center no one plays of William Shakespeare. seems to want when that money could be What I found instead could be better de- used to hire more teachers to teach more scribed as the Shakespeare Memorial classes so students could get all the classes Twig. Behind the rock was a tiny tree about to keel over from exhaustion. My they need and want? And we wouldn't have to get partial schedules and stand in that question is, does Will sleep soundly in his damn drop/add line. Have you ever no- grave knowing his art is truly appreciated ticed that we spend about one-third of our here in Bowling Green? time in college standing in line? For food, Another question concerns the use of a bellboy who looks remarkably similar to a for classes, for books, etc... Can someone tell me the significance certain king of rock and roll on posters ad- behind the Administration Building's vertising summer courses at the University. resemblance to a giant phallic symbol? I'm What does Elvis have to do with summer positive the architect who designed it is semester at the University? Do the posters Friday/Brock Visnich somewhere laughing his head off. The Shakespeare TrM stands In front of University Hall. mean President Olscamp is Elvis Presley or that Elvis is going to take summer ■ See mystery, page 11 Remembering The Best Of WBGU-TV SUNDAY AFTERNOON.... 1:00 INTERNATIONAL STARS ON ICE 1986 Enjoy the excellent performances of professional ice skaters Jo Jo Starbuck and Ken Shelley. Barbara Underbill and Paul Martini, Elaine Zayak, Scott Hamilton and more. Make your graphic arts dollar buy you more — WBGU more service, more quality. Bring your graphic design and typesetting needs to TV27 *. UniGfqphies 3IAWS.— 8 MI Friday Magazine/April 28. 1989 Renegade rides rough road to Reno by Christoph«r Smith I knew then how Caesar must have felt about that stab- per hour and sinking. We made a graceful exit to an open bing pain in his back. lot to try to figure out what was wrong. My reason for going on a student exchange was simple, I "If you call right away you can still go back to BG, too," "Maybe the rest will help out the engine," I offered with got taken in. I've never been one to take chances — least he said. The knife in my back turned. weak optimism. I knew nothing about cars. of all by exploring the unknown (unless watching "The Apparently he'd had second thoughts and gotten a bit "This is a car, not a horse!" said my cranky brother. He Twilight Zone" or "Wild, Wild Kingdom" reruns makes nervous at the prospect of facing that great unknown gets that way when passing motorists hurl abuse at him. for exploration I. But that's just what I did. which, up to this point, had been the main appeal of our All I could think about was how we'd have to have the car Why? Here's how it all started. trip. He'd also been listening to our unadventurous friends towed to a garage by some greasy mechanic whistling the I was worn down, like gum on the sole of a shoe. who wondered whether we were really gonna go through tune of the soon-to-be rich. Change seemed the only way of getting back my sanity. My with such a crazy plan. Luckily, my brother knew his cars. friend Keith said he felt the same way. I told him there was The real clincher though was that his girlfriend couldn't "What a piece of crap!" he said. "I don't know how the an exchange program that let students go to another bear to be without him for a year and he finally gave in to hell we made it tfus far." school for a semester or two. her. Matthew decided the carburetor wasn't adjusted to the "Then let's get the hell outta here," he urged. Now I would have to face the trip and many strange thin air of the high mountains. The poor car was suffering "Why not?" I asked myself. And so we embarked on the people and places alone. I felt sick. the equivalent of a severe asthma attack. So he monkeyed road to the wild, wild Exchangedom. But all was not lost. around with it and, after about an hour, he declared it Florida and Hawaii looked real warm and real good. My brother Matthew, eager to get away from the stiffs at roadworthy. Either of those states would do. his funeral home, offered to accompany me. Two days Personally, 1 think he just let the car rest, but what do I The next day we found that we weren't the Ponce de later we loaded up my junky old white Mercury Zephyr and know? Leons of Bowling Green. Apparently many others had also hit the road. It was Reno or bust. Little did we know how discovered Florida ahead of us. Ditto for Hawaii. Both close we would come to the latter case. The rest didn't seem to help the car much but we even- schools had already met their exchange quota. Back to tually did make it to the top. We were home-free. Utah just the map we went. Memories of the drive to Nevada are only a blur now. I breezed by and then we were in Nevada. And more moun- The one we ended up choosing didn't have year-round remember that we were always cramped in that over- tain ranges. My trusty Zephyr didn't let us down this time warmth but did have resorts, skiing, and plenty of all-night packed car. We even slept in it, except for one night when though. It only slowed to a respectable 25 mph. action. Our new-home-to-be was right on the Californi- we sprung for a motel room from midnight to six. Unfor- "Maybe it's built a little endurance now that it's gotten a/Nevada border — the University of Nevada at Reno. tunately for us, a couple of lovers in the next room weren't used to all this climbing," I surmised. Yep, we were going to be in "The biggest little city in sleepy. "This is a car, not a marathon runner!" snapped Mat- the world," the home of legalized gambling and pros- thew. titution. Of course, such vices held no allure for us and Back on the road, we were washing down chips with the didn't enter into our decision. At least, that's what we beverage of our choice and we seemed to be making good Despite our car troubles, we finally made it to Reno. were telling our folks at home. time on 1-70. It helps when you have a maniac for a Matthew took a bus back to Ohio the next day and had the The summer passed and there were only three days left brother at the wheel. The car was humming with perfec- worst trip of his life. That's saying a lot, given our trip before the big push West. Then the phone rang. It was tion through the flat expanse of the Midwest. Right up to west. He ended up switching to an airplane. Keith stayed Keith. the time we got to Colorado. Then a huge hunk of rock, at BG with his girlfriend. They broke up and he had a "Smitty (my nickname — an original), I ain't gonna aptly called the Rockies, slowed us down. crummy year. I was at UNR for the year and had the time make the trip," I was stunned. "I called BG and told 'em I As we went higher, my whirlwind Zephyr kept getting of my life. But then, that's another story in itself. was goin' back there for school," he continued. slower, 60, ...45,... 30, the pedal was floored. ...15 miles Sunday, April 30th Relief Pitcher Night "Sexy Spandex" cash, prizes, and much, much more! 19 and over THE FUNDRINKERY 382-1386 GLENBYRNE CENTER (CORNER OF BYRNE & GLENDALE) 3^ Friday Magazine/April 28. 1969 Dawson finishes year with a smile by Christopher J. Pawson came a professional journalist by becoming but for the outrageous amount of money come up with column ideas. I merely want the assistant editor of this fine magazine. they're paying me, it ain't too bad! to amuse my readers, not offend or insult Well, it's thai time of year. Yep. school is Oh, some would scoff at me and say that I Because of my new duties. I've been them. drawing to a close, as is my creativity (or did it to get the cash and all the free stuff unable to write as many columns as I'd However, I still get hate mail from peo- lack thereof). So it's now time to reflect on that comes in. Frankly, they're right. like. Of course, another good reason is ple who haven't figured out that this col- these last two semesters in this, my gala C'mon, who wouldn't take a cushy job like that I just haven't been able to come up umn is SATIRE. Please refer to the dic- Year In Review Annual Column that I this? OK, it isn't all beer and skittles, espe- with that many new and original ideas. tionary to learn the meaning of SATIRE. started last year. cially on Thursday nights when I have to Next year, I'll just recycle my freshman With a title like "Tongue in Cheek." I First off, 1 finally got respectable and be- come in and compose all of the headlines, columns. Seriously though, it is tough to think it's pretty obvious that this isn't a column dealing with relevant social issues, such as abortion, sexism, racism, or reli- gious stuff. All in all. this was a pretty awesome year. ]rH*THANK YOUSSW I finally got a full schedule for the first time in two years, so I really can't make any jokes about drop/add. To all of you who jf. to the 1988-1989 \ have to go through that long, occasionally futile and painful process, yon have my sympathy. |£ rj Generally speaking, though this was a great year for me personally, it was "bore- dom as usual" here in BG. Oh sure, Rob Lowe stopped by, and we were subjected to UB40 and Violent Femmes (I still think having Jimmy Buffett here would be the ul- timate concert) and of course the highlight ASSEMBLY of the year was the visit by our president This brings me to probably the strongest editorial opinion 1 shall have this year. To PRESIDENT Tim Peterson CHIEF LEGISLATIVE all of you people who carried signs at the VICE PRESIDENT Kevin Coughlin OFF. Scott Silknitter Reagan speech protesting whatever, 1 curse you mightily. You blocked me almost completely. I have never had the opportu- EXECUTIVE CABINET nity to see a president before, and proba- Chris Coleman bly will never have an opportunity to see Kevin Turner one again so close. I did see Ronnie once, Kathy Carter Brian Gadd after jumping up and down, trying to see Sue Matlack Bobbi Helbling over those stupid signs. Lisa Zollins Carol Ellensohn Now, before all ot you sign-bearers are Melissa Dunn Wendy Wessels going to write in and complain about me being so reactionary arid close-minded for Eric Rathburn Kevin Thomas supporting that imperialist bourgeoisie, Ronald Reagan, take note of what I am about to say. I do not like Ronald Reagan COMMITTEE CHAIRS (in my opinion, Harry S. Truman was our last good president), nor do I like his poli- Jenifer Etter Tina Wiese cies. However, I do respect the office of the president of the United States, which you Craig Taliaferro Linda Popovich people should leam to do. No matter how Marwan Tantash Rich Cole bad the president is personally, he still is the president and deserves some respect. SENATORS Please let me know when you are going to bum me in effigy, sign-bearers, so I can Jennifer Joy Afrates Sean Murphy open up my schedule to watch. Kraig Baker Gewarren Owens Now back to the humor. Let's talk about Mark Breen Julie Poore my love life, shall we? No. I can't make jokes about something that doesn't exist. I Jenni Carmichael Rob Schmidt can talk about my wonderful life in a dorm Dan Caudill Mark Sieber room. Last year I lived in the Quads, Jamie Slaven (Freshman City) but I learned from my mis- Kelly Collier take and proceeded to move to Rodgers. Amy Dicks Anthony Snyder the fun dorm with rooms that aren't Bill English Kathy Timko microscopic. Larry Green Kevin Williams I would like to say I'm joining the exodus of people moving off-campus, but alas, I Jenny Harraman Laura Willis cannot. Instead, I'll rationalize and say Alan Isham Susan Zetler that by living on-campus for another year I'll at least know where my next meal is Stephanie Kelly Mary Zetwick coming from, and I don't have to clean my Robert Lewis Bill Ziss own bathroom. Yeah, Rodgers is known for having more fire drills than any other Kevin Moorman dorm in the Free World, but that's such a small price to pay for having a dorm so close to all my classes. W. ■ See cheek, page 10. 10 i mi Friday Magazine/April 2B. 1989 check It'll be quiet next year without you. Area band avoids ■(Continued from page 9) In closing, I would like to say that this year was pretty good. I think I personally I would like to advise everyone who grew and matured as a person this year, controversial label wants a fun roommate to get a rugby player and even my columns matured ever so by Tina Dlorio for a roommate. If you really like hearing slightly. I'm sure that I'm now in the During the band's first show at the Uni- stories about illegal hits in a "scrum," or deepest throes of the dreaded sophomore versity of Toledo, an excited member of how strong the "pack" is, these guys are slump, since I really have no ambition to The Stain, a Toledo-based band, has just the audience jumped up on stage grabbing for you. I'm joking, of course, but since my study, read my assignments, or show up in recently finished work on their latest Law, who broke a microphone over the as- roomie, Marty, is one of these demented class. Does it end or does it last until album, scheduled for international distri- sailant's head. The microphone was one of psychopaths I can get away with it. death? I don't know. As I look toward the bution pending some last minute work. three that had been broken that evening, Thanks, Marty for being such a good roo- end of this semester (that isn't coming fast Their last album did even better in Europe as well as Moore's amplifier. Law had to be mie. Hopefully if the faceless bureaucrats enough) and look forward to my fun and than in the United States. carted away in an ambulance because of in housing see fit to giving my pal Joey on- low-paying summer job of making Triptiks broken ribs suffered during the episode. campus housing for next year, he'll be a for AAA, I think that the sophomore slump The album will be called Banned be- good roomie, too. As for the rest of you is just another way of saying "adulthood." cause of some problems involving the Another event occured when the band guys from Rodgers Second East, thanks. band's last album cover, / Know the Scam, was playing at a "biker bar" and their which pictured a man dressed in a Toledo homemade flashpots caught the stage and police officer's uniform holding bribe the Stain banner on fire. SUN 2:00 - 4:15 FBI 7: IS - 9:30 money. SAT 2:00 4:15- 7:19 - 9:30 ■ 7:15 - 9:30 More recently the band has been pro- moting their albums by playing at Club Controversy is nothing new to the mem- Stain, in Toledo, as well as receiving spon- the bers of the Stain. Last year, while playing sorship from Protex condoms and Vision Dream Team at the warehouse on Manville Avenue, a Street Wear. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER PETER STEPlrEN fight broke out which caused area police to KEATON LLOYD DOYLE FURST end further shows there. The band does background music for The show got off to a shaky start when the Vision Street Wear commercials as [IN; 13) then lead singer Scot Law came running well as spots for Snowshreaders, MTV and out and slid off the stage pulling some of ESPN. the lighting and a monitor with him. Law's nose was broken in the fall, but the band In addition to the three albums, the continued to play. band has also done a number of compila- tion albums under their label, Mystic Re- The fight occurred when an unruly fan cords, the largest underground label oper- tried to jump on stage several times. When ating out of Hollywood, Calif. he jumped at guitarist Mike Moore, he Also, the band has released an EP, titled "kicked 'em in the face." The youth was Skinheads Poke Coaflo protest the nazi thrown out and gathered a group of friends skinhead movement. together, who got bats and began hitting people during the show. The Stain's first venture onto a different NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED w/valid drivers license label is a Canadian-pressed compilation Fights often occur during Stain shows, album called Kamikaze Stegosaurus From due to the intense energy level that the Outer Space, which was released two weeks band puts out, especially that of former ago. IBlEi} lead singer Scot Law. IIKA IIKA ILKA ILKA IIKA ILKA ILKA The Brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha would like to congratulate the following Graduating Seniors: ■■■'.'Ur.'.'llat,v Scott Buttle Chris Flickinger ■r . ■■ Chuck Giffels Andy Nitz Tony Pleasant Gary Brewer Joe Domabyl Bob Faber Al Franco Jeff Hall Clara's Heart Eric Krause Kenny Thompson Mike Young Tom House Bill Cobb George Hilfinger Steve Daley New Actives: Mike Fritzsche John Spiewak Pat Adams New Officers: Tom Ross - VP Membership Ken Badgley - Secretary I Sweet Hearts Dance Tom Conte - Risk Manager I u4M&*«- «fl«*»■■ «* HWn «* MOW «4* MA«n i* MA -'■»- -1+K-* • Friday Magazine/April 28, 1989 DDC 11 drummer vailable at Mad Hatter Records in Bowling Green. He also said that he still has some Baby Boom backlash ■(Continued from page 6) personal goals to reach such as perfecting bugs the hell out of me. I mean, give the a rapid double-stroke roll, a basic drum CHICAGO (AP) — Baby boomers want to live in their past, that's fine kids a chance to listen to different forms of rudiment that is difficult to do because of move over. Three guys in their 20s — but they're forcing ME to live in music." Fogle said. the strap. "If I can just get that down. I feel are talking about their generation their past." gripes Bruce Uillenburg. Dave Fogle's plans for the future are to there will be no stopping me." he said with and promising to "end the '60s in 29. of Chicago. He founded NAF- continue playing in the area and to do a smile. Surely, nothing has ever stopped your lifetime." TAT with friends Bruce Elliott of some more recording. A self-produced cas- him before. "Let's make nostalgia a thing of Los Angeles and John Keeney of sette that the band put out this year is a- the past!" is the rallying cry of the New York City. National Association for the Advan- Dillenburg and Elliott got together cement of Time, whose members say in 1987 and discovered their mutual More people now live in they're tired of the boomers' cultural exasperation with "oldies" radio. have survived the City of agenda. They decided it was time to get the "There's so many of them. If they Monkees off their backs. cancer than Los Angeles x n x Q x o x o x o xi) x n X fi cereal in the cafeterias costs 60 cents and a mystery package of six little boxes of cereal costs Hey Hey Those Chi-O Seniors they be $1.97 at Krogers? Food Operations gets wicked cool, hey, hey they're calling the shots, ■ (Continued from page 7 ) their food at wholesale price so why do Any truth to the rumor that Brother Jed they charge twice as much? I know they hey, hey, they're leaving the school. and Sister Cindy are next year's Freddie have operating costs but they're supposed We are going to miss you so much and Frieda Falcon? to be non-profit. The prices they charge next year. With the abundance of good local bands are ridiculous. Also, if you live on campus We Love You, in the area, why does Howard's continue to you have to buy from Food Operations. book mostly nonlocal bands? Something stinks there besides the food. Your Chi Omega Sisters Did you ever notice that one small box of I think 111 call the Fox Network. xn xn xn xn xo xn xo x u 1 Leaving We Need Your Help Now I TO HELP YOU IN THE FUTURE school USG has distributed professor evaluation surveys to all students has taking business courses this Spring 1989 Semester. We ask never been that you pick up your forms from your on campus mailbox and so easy. complete them to send to 405 It's not surprising that so many students move with Ryder. We've got sturdy, dependable trucks in all sizes. Many are automatics, with power steering, air conditioning, and FM on Student Services. top of the AM. Plus, Ryder can help out with boxes, hand trucks, even moving tips. These evaluations are being And we're so easy on the wallet too. processed by students for you Call: Toledo 729-5191 Collec- to make informed decisions when Bowling Green 354-1810 Sandusky 626-9440 or 62.-4043 scheduling. Thank You for your Cooperation This coupon good for either SI0 off a local rental, or S25 off a 1-way rental. Offer expires July 31, 1989 The Voice of the Undergraduate Student Body ^CNot valid with any RYDER . ouwroth«« discount or onwoMar v»creWen- thOCiliitv at every turn | 12 ciiu Friday Magazine/April 28, 1989 Inside All of Us Creatures in Despair I'm Reaching My The Flower Brother If she only knew the sun thought Why 1 get up as early as 1 do creatures in despair The Flower gives the sun meaning nevermind who's in there This wall has steel spikes. and purpose in life. The time has passed on without always the outcast 1 have wounds all over my body. her barely feeling... To get to the top, I fought against As the Flower also needs the sun passed by all the odds, nods and cries. to jrow With days and nights we no longer Beauty Each inch 1 got to the heavens, share a sight to behold someone would give my back another Sometimes they behave like they eyes view striking blow do not need each other Friends who became one are no Searching After a long fight I made it. I can see what I longer together for inner peace left behind. When in actuality they really do Longing Now I see you my brother, struggling to My vision is no longer clear to be heard the top. The Flower and sun are something by some kind gentle... I won't leave you!! every one can watch grow 1 cannot see her although she Reality I remember how hard it was for me. is near frightens me so Let me help you. The sun gets up early just to no one searches I lay my body flat on the cold flat surface help the Flower grow If the winds do not carry us for that beyond and extend my arm to you my brother, back to each other not while surface with unlimited strength The Flower would also wake with the beauty still reigns Our fingers touch, then a tight grasp Sun because it too wanted to give Then heaven is where 1 will creatures in despair Lifting him, he is yelling the sun a reason to shine find her "there is something burning at my feet" copyright, 1989 I look down to see an american flag up in In time the Flower learned to copyright. 1989 flames. grow on its own by Marie Martin by Melodi yolande Weaver copyright. 1989 The sun was then left all alone by Gewarrcn A. Owem A Moment in Time Sly Candie Runs Deep Inside On Grass On an evening as beautiful as As I watch the rain fall I think of this one. you. What you gave, what I gave, and I want to share it with you. He likes his couch beneath him. what we gave to one another — our love, Mai Morto The peace and quiet of a small He likes his work when he's drinkin'. friendship, and most of all ourselves. town at twilight, He loves his food before eatin'. For what reason I have no idea 1 just The chill of an early spring He's a tobacco chewin'. know we have something special no two He stood alone on the mountain side. evening, perfect for Moonshine brewin' man. other people will ever have. As each Not one of his kind could he find. walking hand-in-hand drop falls I remember the times we've Alone he stood, his kind wasn't there The red sun and white clouds It's Friday night, call back Monday. spent together either in spirit, emotion And he thought, "They must be some- fading to a color that no Don't even think about callin' back or side by side in silence. But just where." artist could ever mix on Sunday. as each drop waites for the others to his palate. During the weekend it's impossible to fall — I too waite to see in your eyes Looking at all of this makes reach him. once again the contentment and warmth "Where? Where is my kind? What went my heart yearn for you. they reveal when we are together. As wrong? I don't know who you are, but And all day Sunday he's got that couch I see the raindrops disappear and Our numbers were so very stong. I have faith that one day beneath him. dry up into sunshine I still find my- Oh where? Oh where. I need a mate.! I will find you. He's a country croonin', self wanting to help and know more This is such a terrible fate!" On the spot tunin', about the person that you hide Tobacco chewin' man. DEEP INSIDE yourself. And question. WHY did he choose ME? " I sense my death is very near. copyright. 1989 Oh Cod that's a great, great fear! by Jeff Grccnwald copyright, 1989 It's now that I lay me down to die. by Katherinc Chinery That I ask the question, 'Oh God why?" by Becky Ragle He is dead, but he's not alone He has gone to an empty zone. A little sense of luck that I wasn't bom His kind, many kinds, they are there, Do You Want into their sorrow but there is no one, who knows where. Another Bomb? Do you choose to ignore the homeless? Some so gorgeous, that.s why they're here. Look at them, stare if you must (untitled) Killed for that coat they would bear. Look Around What do you see? Because the problem isn't going away Others to slow to run away, They don't want to be that way But all were prrecious in some way. 1 see innocent people getting mowed down With no one to hear their plea feel blue fibers i look around fail the light On Earth they were all beautiful Why do we spend money on bombers? And see too much selfish greed driven And all were very wonderful, When people are homeless and hungry When other people have a more down but they're creatures no man will see Do you really think they want to be that important need from sand's sun for they are gone for eternity. way? We turn our backs soon blind Or do you think they want help? As if caring for them was a dirty deed by Pat Mingarelli A little compassion is all I'm asking for by Elmo WlHbury by Carole Beard A little governmental mental sense A little hope Friday Magazine/April 28, 1989 i 13 The best BG News is a R€CVCL6D BG News DAYTIMEMORNING 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 o USA Today Business This Morning This Morning Sally Jessy Raphael Family Feud H Square Price o Sign-Oil Cont'd Fitness Doctor. Doctor Q Mr Dressup Sesame St ID Nightwatch Cont'd CBS News Toledo 11 This Morning Peo Court Fam Med. 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