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Recap: BRIEFLY Suggestions offered to Part I: Faculty Senate was formed following fhe stormy resignation of President Ralph Campus McDonald. bolster Faculty Senate Part II: The times have changed, but the senate has Bursar on the move: kept the same basic structure and goals. Effective 8 a.m. Monday, by Jeremy Stone Weber body because of the Ohio Revised make the senate ap- April 29, the Bursar's Office Code. But students have success- pearineffective. Time limits are a Part III: Senate resolutions often never become will be temporarily relo- staff writer fully lobbied to get two non-voting cated at the north end of the drastic measure, but perhaps a Univ^sity policy;; negating months even seats on the Board of Trustees. necessary one. The debates nave years- of work first floor of University Faculty Senate has plenty of An Ad Hoc committee could ac- prevented the senate from hear- Hall. However, current problems, complaints and espe- complish the same thing for fac- ing committee reports all year, telephone numbers will re- cially frustrations. But what ulty, and effectively eliminate the and issues and concerns have Part IV: Many senators claim the "no confidence" main the same throughout needs to change to improve con- animosity between the two the move. beengiven only token time. resolution introduced by senate officers 15 ditions? groups. If this push should prove • The senate, as suggested by months ago devastated the senate. Renovation is expected to The finale of "Faculty Frustra- unsuccessful, the committee senator Ronald Stoner, should be complete by late sum- tions '' offers suggestions. could attempt to get the governor also meet more often — every two mer, and then the Bursar Throughout the past two weeks, to appoint a former faculty mem- weeks instead of its norm — once Part V: Lengthy debate sessions often delay action will be moved back to the Faculty Senate members have ber to the board, as Richard ra thalsf oat?, 'but iaculty marabers say little Administration Building. per month. This would allow the had plenty of space to air their Celeste did with Virginia Platt. debate limit to be lengthened .jean? be *1OB® t© dealjwljth the problem. complaints. • Next, either the Senate Execu- somewhat, since presumably They have complained of a lack tive Committee should prepare fewer items would be on each Part VI: Problems with the Faculty Senate and the Novak aiiumM com- of respect from the University updates on adopted senate resolu- agenda. mand: administration, tangled debates, tions to track their progress, or • Fifth, senators must make University's budget crunch could move the News editor James A. the destructive "no confidence" another committee should be es- themselves familiar with pro- faculty to unionization. Tinker announced Thursday motion, and their relationship tablished for this purpose. The posed resolutions and the issues he is relinquishing his posi- with the Board of Trustees. SEC or the new committee would tion to Fall and Summer surrounding those resolutions be- Part VII Positive, effective leadership is a must to But Faculty Senate has great be responsible for corresponding fore they reach the senate floor. A improve the senate. editor Jill Novak because of potential. The following 10 sug- with administrators and trustees number of senators agree that what may be seen as an ap- gestions are aimed at helping the to lobby for senate resolutions. many senate members read the parent conflict of interest senate to realize that potential: • Third, something needs to be S reposals for the first time during Part VIII: Ten policy implementations could help the due to his bid for mayor. •First, the senate will never be done about the lengthy debates — le meetings. Faculty Senate turn itself around. Tinker informed Student if for no other reason than they Publications Director the University's decision-making □ See SENATE, page 5 Robert Bortel of his de- cision, saying he will serve only in an advisory capacity Students to for the remainder of the semester. alter plans Party moved: The Campus Unity Party will take place inside the for parties Lenhart Grand Ballroom instead of the Union Oval. The time of the party will by Jacqueline Porter still be 7 to 11 p.m. slaff writer Editor's note: The sources in On tho lookout: this article have been identified Members of the Student by their first name only to protect Legal Services Board and their rights. select faculty will be pas- Despite the law, a non-alcoholic sive observers this weekend alternative and warnings from at the East Merry and city officials, many of the resi- Frazee block parties. dents of East Merry and Frazee They will be present to let avenue apartments are still plan- people and police know they ning to party this weekend. are watching. But an informal survey of resi- dents at both complexes suggests the coming weekend may be re- Camp out for home- membered as the "Frazee" less: weekend. Many East Merry resi- Alpha Phi Omega service dents said they are fearful of fraternity will be sponsor- tough police enforcement and ing a Camp Out for the have changed their plans as a re- Homeless m the Union Oval sult. from noon on Monday, April "We're not going to have kegs 29 to noon on April 30. — I'm a triple-major senior and I The service project aims can't afford to get a criminal re- to raise awareness for Wood cord," said Joe, an East Merry County homeless. resident. For more information Some East Merry tenants said contact Michael Kister at they would party, but keep it 372-3295. small. Amy said she is not buying kegs but is "having a few people over Ethnic music tribute: here to drink a few beers, that's The BGSU Gospel Choir it." will present a tribute to "It's not worth it to have a African-American litera- party and get busted for people ture and gospel music April you don't know," said Craig, an- 27 at 6 p.m. in the Lenhart other East Merry resident. GrandBallroom. But some East Merry residents Guest choirs include Ak- are ignoring the city's plans to ron University, Ohio Uni- "enforce" rather than "contain" versity and University of the traditional party during the Toledo. next-to-last weekend of the se- A $1.00 donation will be mester, and are trying to live up asked at the door. to the old Merry reputation. Times Are Tough tO N«wi/Todd Swanson Jeff, an East Merry resident who said he likes to live on the Twenty-eight-year-old Clarence Smith holds a sign reading "Will of cash or food about every 10 minutes. Laldoft from restaurant State edge, is planning on an eight to Work For Food" while standing at the corner of Wooster Street and work In Kokamo. Ind., Smith said he does odd lobs, but not for leu Q See COMMENTS, page 8. Campbell Hill Road Thursday afternoon. Smith received handouts than S40. Newspaper lawsuit: Municipal Judge Carl B. Stokes has f iled a $33 million lawsuit against The (Cleve- Soviets may help in Victims need counseling land) Plain Dealer, alleging the newspaper erroneously reported the details of With help, survivors work toward reporting rape Stokes' legal troubles. Arab negotiations She started to see a counselor, JERUSALEM (AP) — The So- east peace conference would not by Amy Zltzelberger SPECIAL but the sessions were not helpful. viet Union agreed Thursday to "be a successful undertaking — science writer She quit going, and thought that Weather loin the United States in sponsor- in fact, it will not even take place all counseling would be like that. ing peace talks between Israel — unless the real parties to the A gynecologist confirmed Tara After stopping, she talked about and (he Arabs. conflict have a true desire for Weber had been pregnant for two the rape almost exclusively when Partly sunny: But the outlook for such a con- peace." and one-half months, which was she was drunk. Eventually, she Today, partly sunny. High ference remained uncertain. It was not immediately clear exactly the length of time since found a counselor who did a great in the lower 70s. Southeast After more than a week of shuttle whether the arrangement was the rape. deal of good. winds 10 diplomacy, Secretary of State acceptable to Israeli Prime Min- At 17, Tara had never had a When she left her hometown to James Baker HI has gained ister Yitzhak Shamir and Foreign pelvic exam, but she said she was come to the University, she said agreement neither on the format Minister David Levy. still so numb that she hardly no- she suppressed the feelings for for negotiations nor on which Baker flew from Kislovodsk, in ticed. The doctor tested her for REPORT more than a year. Then, slowly Palestinian Arabs would attend. the Central Caucasus, to Israel to sexually transmitted diseases. they crept back —the paranoia, and mild. Soviet Foreign Minister Alex- get an answer today from Shamir All were negative. the fear of being alone, the mist- Low ander Bessmertny kh, speaking at and Levy on whether they would Her mother told Tara she would better that way. I was only under rust of everyone. Tara said she around SO. a news conference in Kislovodsk also accept a role for the United support her in any decision about [anesthetic] for five or six purposely over-ate because she Saturday, toe Soviet retreat where he and Nations and ease the restrictions the pregnancy, including helping minutes, but while I was under. I did not want to be attractive. Baker had been meeting, said: they want to place on who would her with a baby. Tara said she had my only nightmare about the "I needed long term counsel- cloudy "We intend to act as sponsors of speak for the Palestinians. knew all along she wanted an Trsbesaid. ing, but I wanted someone who with. that conference, and the fact that "My honest feeling remains abortion. ra said after the abortion, would understand, someone who there are two major powers — that there is a genuine desire on Tara's mom took her to a clinic her emotions seemed to return to had been raped," she said. derstorms.Highinthe great powers — that help in get- the part of the parties for peace," three days later. They arrived at normal. She returned to high Tara met Sandee Standriff lower 70s. Chance of rain*) fine that process under way Baker said before leaving for Is-' 6:30 a.m., to be sure they were school, after more than two from The Link, and the two start- percent would make It possible for that reel. "My honest feeling is that there before the protesters. months of absence. But, the calm ed a support group for rape sur- compiled from local mod to move at a faster there is a better chance now than "I remember lying on the table. did not last long. Within three vivors, tara said although the wire reports pace." has been the case for oaste some You don't have to be knocked out, months, she was spending school support group is exactly what she For his part. Baker said a Mid- a See KAat. page 4. but my mom thought it would be days crying in her coach's office. . See COUNMUNe), page 8. Friday. April 26, 1991 THE BG NEWS
the backup quarterbacks. some individuals —enough to make them commit But don't count the rookie out. Anyone who watched crimes and fight in lawsuits. But, are the cards really Indians, Shale Shale play for the Falcons knows his potential. Let's worth the hassle? hope Washington sees it. Two 12-year-olds are the alleged culprits in the theft How long will baseball remain in Cleveland? of baseball collector cards worth at least $9,000 last It won't be too much longer if the Gateway Stadium week. The boys, who were pet-sitting, reportedly were face rough road project ends up like the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. looking for a cat in the bedroom of the vacationing card Last year. Cleveland voters approved a tax which collector when they found a shoe box filled with base- That's Washington, as in the Redskins. would help fund a new baseball stadium in the down- ball cards. Bowling Green senior punter Cris Shale had to town area. It's time for the politicians in Cuyahoga The boys said they took a 1969 Nolan Ryan and a 1966 wait awhile — 270 selections and 10 rounds, in fact — County to return the favor. Mickey Mantle card and sold them for $130 to two un- but he was grabbed by the Washington Redskins Tues- Threatened with the embarrassment of losing a suspecting local dealers, one who happened to be an day in the last day of the National Football League major league baseball team, the citizens responded by off-duty state Highway Patrol trooper. Juvenile burg- draft. shrugging off a few extra cents on a 12-pack in return lary charges are pending. For Shale, the last year has been pretty incredible. for the right to see the Tribe on the lakefront. In another incident, a 12-year-old boy purchased a The Beavercreek, 0., native led the nation in punt- For without a modem baseball park, American collector baseball card for $12 from a local business, ing, earned Ail-American honors and appeared on the League President Dr. Bobby Brown promised Indians thinking he was getting a good deal. A few days later, Bob Hope Special. Now, all he has to do is earn a spot fans their summer nights with Chief Wahoo are num- the owner called him — demanding he return the card, on Redskins — which won't be easy. bered. which should have been priced at $1,200. Not many players drafted in the 10th round stick, es- If there is a way for the powers-that-be to get a sta- The boy and his father are fighting the dealer, claim- pecially punters. dium off the ground, it's imperative they find it. ing a store owner cannot renegotiate on an item What makes the chances even tougher for Shale is Cleveland residents have invested too much money already purchased. The owner is avidly protesting, the fact he will be competing against veteran Steve and emotion into keeping their team to be stood up claiming an employee simply made a mistake and the Cox. Cox is one of the best punters in the league and now. Keep rooting for the elusive Indian Summer. boy should have realized it. In the meantime, the boy is with his experience, the only way Washington is going Baseball: it's America's favorite pastime. learning how greed and money can control one's life, to let him go is if Shale is outstanding. However, lately, along with the peanuts and Crack- and is also learning a great deal about the justice And after less than spectacular tryouts, the road is erjacks, there's been a little controversy about base- system. even rougher for Shale. He most likely will spend train- ball card collecting. It's amazing that simple pieces of cardboard can ing camp warming up with Cox and playing catch with Apparently, the cards are of extreme importance to bring out suchbad qualities in people. Party survival tactics offered to students BE A Think clearly, expect the worst, stay out of the crowd, and stay safe From everything I have been University in Kent. should have been shot by the apartments? Are they setting it able to see, hear and read, many Police had been called in from National Guard, that we got eve- on fire? If you think the actions of of you are determined to exercise the city and neighboring com- rything we deserved and that he the people around you are a little RESPONSIBLE DRINKER your God-given right to party this munities to remove student de- hoped we would continue to cause weird, you can bet the police will. spring. (A right— if you stop to monstrators from a city street. trouble because he would like the Move toward your escape route. think about it for a minute in a As a student journalist, I was be- chance to get some more of us. small, quiet place — you don't ac- •Look ahead. If you look up and tually have.) I relate this story because the the crowd is all around you, you'- And city officials — through the night of the demonstration, my re in the wrong place. Move to eilice department — are de- hair was cut relatively short high ground or to the edge of the rmined to teach you who is in (about an inch over the ears) and crowd. If the police do arrive, you Ca««fa: C»<* bt charge in this town. Guest while I was wearing blue jeans, I want to be the first to know. «SfJ -fe
Opinions Apartheid: the fight's not finished In a major parliamentary ad- many public places. In February, perate attempt by the white es- More ominously, South Africa dress in Feburary, South African 1991, government officials an- tablishment to consolidate its has not moved to reform the President F.W. de Klerk an- noucecT that parents would no power and privileges, while si- system in all aspects. Many polit- As a BGSU student, nounced the repeal of the last longer be required to state the multaneously transforming their ical prisoners still languish be- major elements ofapartheid. race of their newborn infants polictical system to permit non- hind bars, more than one year how safe do you feel Calling for the "elimination of white participation, and even the after Mandela's release. Two racial discrimination," and the probability of a black president. weeks after de Klerk's address, abolition of the Group Areas Act, Three years ago, then-president the South African police arrested from being sexually which limits where nonwhites are P.W. Botha announced the start 11,000 people in a two day period. permitted to live; the Land Acts Along the of an official "privatization" pro- Although the massive arrests of 1913 and 1936, which allocated gram, which would sell of were declard to focus on violent assaulted? 87 percent of the nation's lands to government-owned monopolies to crime, the African National Con- whites; and the Population Reg- white corporations. In October gress questioned the regime's istration Act, which categorized Color Line 1989, the regime sold its Iron and motives and called for a break- all people into strict racial groups By Steel Corporation, called ISCOR, down by race of all prisoners. ana limited the rights and privi- to private interests for over $1.4 The struggle to abolish apart- leges of all nonwhites. The aboli- Dr. Manning Marable billion. To foster the development heid has two phases. The first tion of these repressive and an- of a petty capitalist class among phase, which is the outlawing of tidemocratic provisons would es- Africans, the government an- all discriminatory laws, is nearly tablish the basis for constructing nounced its intention to sell its completed. The second stage, the a real democracy. breweries for African-style sor- establishment of a political and De Klerk was widely praised when registering births. ghum beer to Blacks. economic democracy, in which for these hold pronouncements. The Bush administration was This rush toward privatization all citizens have opportunties for And in fact, the parliamentary quick to announce de Klerk's represents a sharp repudiation of development, is just beginning. walkout staged by the rightwing speech as "dramatic and far- past governmental policies by the The struggle to free South Africa Conservative Party in protest to reaching." Apartheid's old ruling whites. Despite pro- isn't finished, and we have a polit- de Klerk's speech only reinforced friends inside the U.S. Congress capitalist rhetoric, the apartheid ical and moral responsibility to the sharp break with legal racism and corporate community called regime developed a series of make sure that the Bush adminis- Cara Rings is a junior early Jennifer Wheaton is a fresh- which the president's address for an end to sanctions against powerful state-owned monop- tration doesn't embrace the so- childhood major from Columbus. man psychology major from represented. This was the cul- the regime. U.S. businesses be- olies, including railroads, air- called "reforms" as the final "I just don't feel safe and I Rosslord. 0. mination of a series of govern- gan to speak of reinvesting inside ports, telecommuications, pet- phase of democracy inside South think that the University needs to "It all depends on whether it is mental reforms over the past 12 South Africa, and annoucnce the roleum pipelines, televison and Africa. make more safety phones. a weekend or a weekday. On the months. In February, 1990, the death of the "divestment" radio stations, and harbors. Now Dr. Manning Marable is a polit- Whenever I go out, I have people weekends guys get drunk and get African National Congress was movement. that the spectre of Black domina- ical science professer at the Uni- around with me." horny, and they want to do some- legalized, and African leader Has the leopard really changed tion of the government exists, versity of Colorado and appears thing about [being horny]." Nelson Mandela was freed from its spots? What is actually occur- whites want to push government in more than 170 newspapers in- prison. In May, 1990, hospitals ring inside South Africa is a des- owned assests into private hands. ternationally. were technically opened to all ethnic groups. Last October, the Separate Amenities Act was repealed, which ended the legal basis for racial segregation in
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Students begin busy weekend Sears establishes Freshmen prepare for what Beta 500 rescheduled to College Democrats could be last proficiency accomodate campus exam in USG assembly Nelson said the main reason the carts that don't meet regulations by Brenda Borman department is looking to replace by Jennifer Taday slaff writer staff writer will not race," Samuels said. "We by Robert Davidson College Democrats and College the proficiency is because it is so can't afford to have happen what staff writer Republicans now both have seats time-consuming. The department did last year." in the assembly. The Beta 500, parties galore, puts a lot of energy into organiz- The year's largest greek event Some of the popularity of Beta Undergraduate Student Govern- "We agreed [before appointing and only one week left of school — ing the units, training teachers, arrives Saturday when both 500 can be attributed to the fact ment President Mike Sears an- seats] that both the Democrats nothing could possibly put a and all of the paperwork in- greek and non-greek members that the event is the last one of the nounced six organizations have and the Republicans should be on damper on all these pleasures ... volved, she said. gather in the Union Oval to watch semester, warm weather and the renewed their seats for the Fall — or neither," he said. oh yeah, the English proficiency All GSW staff members in- runners push their cart to victory competitive nature of the event, General Assembly and will be College Democrats President exam. volved with the pilot last summer at Beta 500. he said. joined by first-time member the Christopher Redfern agreed with The exam is here again. On were in unanimous agreement Sean Samuels, Beta 500 chair- "People are competitive by College Democrats. Sears, saying he believes having Saturday morning many Univer- that the new procedure was pre- person, said despite time changes nature and Beta gives them the The Lesbian and Gay Alliance both groups in USG is the only sity students will be filing into ferable to the proficiency exam, mandated by University officials, opportunity for competition," he was denied a bid in favor of the fair solution. classrooms all across campus, Nelson said. the 28th annual Beta 500 will take said. "The event is not a race much larger American Market- attempting to prove to the Eng- They agreed it not only saved place at 2 p.m. unless it rains as it against other teams, rather it is a in ^Association. "We felt our not being on USG lish Department they are compe- timei but also allowed all of a stu- did last year. race against time." The groups selected were cho- was unfair and members of the tent writers. dent s writing to be examined in- "The time change from noon to This year 14 sororities and 17 sen from a group of 12 applicants College Republicans felt it was But, all of this soon may change stead of just one exam, she add- 1 p.m. and then to 2 p.m. was a fraternities are participating in by president-elect Mike Sears unfair as well," he said. "I think and the proficiency exam may ed. University decision and they the event and the team members and a five-member committee in the past the appointment of the soon be a thing of the past, said The GSW staff also found stu- gave us no other alternative but have been practicing for weeks. Tuesday night and will join five Republicans to USG was often a Donna Nelson, acting director of dents gave greater effort than to change the time or Beta would Eric Isherwood, Sigma Phi Ep- other organizations in the assem- partisan decision." the GSW program. usual to the revision of each essay be cancelled," he said. "The silon Beta team captain, said his bly whose terms did not expire Sears lamented the fact LAGA The English Department is throughout the term due to the change was required due to a con- team has won 21 of 27 races they this year. did not get a seat and said the considering replacing the profi- upcoming evaluation of their en- flict with the English Department have participated in. The Sig Eps Organizations appointed are committee had to make a tough ciency exam with a portfolio as- tire portfolio. Proficiency." started practicing three or four the American Marketing Asso- decision between LAGA and the sessment procedure for students GSW will be using the pilot A change from last year's event times a week at 7 a.m. in the Stu- ciation, Black Student Union, the AMA. In General Studies Writing again this summer and continue includes increased safety dent Recreation Center in Febru- College Democrats, the College courses. to examine the procedure. Nelson measures, he said. ary, he said. Republicans, Honor Student As- "If we could have given an "We did a test pilot [of the port- will not be director next year, so As a result of an accident last "Beta 500 epitomizes what our sociation, Panhellenic Council eighth seat, it would have gone to folio assessment] last summer it will be up to the new director to year — in which a cart ran off the house stands for — the guiding and World Student Association. LAGA," he said. through the summer GSW decide when and if the portfolio track and collided with Delta principles, which include virtue, The College Democrats are the According to Sears, AMA's past courses and it went really well," assessment will be used in the Zeta alumna Mary Beck — there diligence and brotherly love," he only group appointed for the first activism helped them gain the she said. classrooms. will be safety guidelines from the said. "Beta is just a cart race for time —the others are renewing seat, and the committee believed In a letter being sent to instruc- Even though this year the pro- Panhellenic and Interfratenity us. too, but we expand all of this positions they currently hold. that as representatives of the Col- tors involved in the GSW pro- ficiency is a realitv and again councils and additional precau- effort and energy and we come Sears said the University Activ- lege of Business AMA speaks for gram, Nelson states, "The portfo- corresponds with the Beta 500, tions are being taken. out winners." ities Organization did not apply to more students than LAGA. lio assessment procedure in- test-takers have a better chance "We are roping off the final Samuels said Beta now is the renew its seat, paving the way for Sears said he will ask Panhel- cluded eligibility requirements, of attending since the time was home stretch and the rope is set largest philanthropy on campus the College Democrats to move lenic Council to accept only a one- an evaluation of each student's changed from 1 to 2 p.m. Satur- about two feet back from the ana a goal for the chapter is to in. year position on senate to rectify work by the instructor, a self- day. track," he said. "This is an at- have Beta grow to be the largest "It's difficult for a new group to an error made several years ago evaluation by the student, an Peter Hutchinson, assistant tempt to keep people back and the event on campus. get on [USG] — especially if an- that set up a sequence of five overall assessment of the stu- vice president for Student Af- roped off area serves as a buffer "We have expectations for the other organization has been on groups being selected one year dent's portfolio of essays by one fairs, said having both on the area, which will provide a second best Beta ever and we have for two years and done a good job. and seven the next. or more readers, and an official same day creates some conflicts. or two of reaction time if a car already started formulating It's tough to replace them, he The correction will balance the grievance procedure. would run off the track." plans for next year," he said. said. appointment of organizational Instructors assessed the portfo- Sometimes the loud noise from Also, the number of tires Sears said he is happy both the seats at six a year. lios of students other than their the races in the Union Oval can around the comers have been in- All proceeds raised are donated own and portfolios which were e- disturb students taking the test — creased to prevent any accidents to the Ronald McDonald House in valuated as 'not passing' were which is 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 and the cart inspection is being Northwest Ohio and next year Siven a second reading by a GSW p.m. Also, students don't want to enforced, Samuels said. McDonald's is sponsoring Beta ffice staff member." miss out on the event. "We're being tough and the 500, he said. PLAN BG ASK U D Continued from page 1. During Baker's meeting with "I grow old ever learning many How do I remove my articu- time in the past." "Whoever expected some dra- and several flights from one capi- things."-Solon lation deficiency? in Jerusalem, Yossi Ben- matic breakthrough will be dis- tal to another cannot resolve the Bessmertnykh, the Soviet news Dear Don't Call a Speech Ther- Aharon, a top aide to Shamir, appointed. We all know it's a problem." agency Tass announced the for- apist, cautioned: complex, deeply rooted conflict, Earlier this week. Baker ex- eign minister would go to Israel I received a letter informing in May in what would De the high- me about an articulation defi- Siressed open irritation at Israel ciency. What is an articulation You must take University or continuing to allow new est-level visit by a Soviet official deficiency? courses in the areas of your defi- settlements in its occupied terri- since Israel achieved statehood in ciencies. Requirements vary ac- tories. 1948. cording to the number and type of Financial Management "We were very disappointed" Asked about the report, Bess- Dear High School Delinquent, deficiencies. Therefore, it is ex- at news of the newest settlement, mertnykh said, "I am planning to An articulation deficiency tremely important to contact Association he commented then, adding, "It So to the Middle East area, al- exists if you did not complete the your adviser for a list of approved is easier to obstruct peace than to lough I am not finally decided on following in high school: courses. Congratulations to promote peace." the itinerary of that trip." Before his discussions with The Soviets have established a 1. four years of English I'm taking Geology 101. My ad- Bessmertnykh, Baker met with consulate in Israel but not 2. three years of math (includ- viser told me that this is not con- Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk restored full diplomatic relations, ing algebra I and II and geome- sidered a University core course. President Loretta Dichiro Sharaa, who said he was "not op- which Moscow severed after Is- try) What is a University core course? timistic at all" about the chances rael defeated Egypt and Syria in 3. three years of science (in- Vice President Russel Keefe for a peace conference. the 1967 SU-Day War. cluding two lab sciences) Dear Taking a Journey to the Center of the University, Treasurer Todd Panel la 4. three years of social studies The University requires all Secretary Kimberly Maas EXAM SPECIAL 5. two years of the same foreign students to take eight core language. courses. (Students with deficien- Public Relations Victoria Dichiro Sunday, April 28 thru Thursday, May 2 6. one year of visual or per- cies from high school may need to Sunday, May 5 thru Thursday, May 9 forming arts take more than eight core Promotions Rebecca Popp and Study and Rela* in the privacy ofyo.--- oyn room at courses.) Only the courses that are listed on p. 10 of the under- Stacy Sim men graduate catalog are considered BEST WESTERN core courses. Membership Sharon Pasek Campus Pollyeyes 440 E. Court Can I have a major in the Col- Falcon Pla 352-9638 flocoffd (KrcSS *rom Harsnmon DOTTI) lege of Arts and Sciences and a minor in the College of Education $24.95 Pagliais and Allied Professions? per mqht to* a single or double room 945 S. Main Includes • Early check-in and late check-out times 352-7571 Dear Major Dude, 1 n • Continental Breakfast No. You may not have a major ^i r • Coffee available 24 Hours in one college and a minor in an- Limtltd number of room* m*alltbtt ■( (AM rmlr Wed. Spaghetti $2.00 Advance rtKfvaiiom required, prewni wild BCSU ID «t other. You may, however, have a check-in Not vtlid (or family, friends and other non-itudenn 3524671 Thur. Lasagna $2.50 major in each of two different col- leges. Medium 12" pizza with one item and a Qt. of Soda (specify thin or pan) Only$6.00 See the future. Expires 4/30/91 Use a condom.
CHARLESTOWN and MID AM MANOR APARTMENTS Within walking distance to campus for summer 1991 and 1991 - 92 school year.
2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, There are onl) a few clays lel'l (o gas heat & water included, air condition- sign your Summer or Fall lease... ing. Contact: Resident Manager WJNTHROP TKRRACK APTS 641 Third St.. Apt. 4. B.O. 352-4380 THE BG NIWS Friday, April 26, 1991
Disputes among tenants, cleanup 'Alum of the Year' landlords on downswing facts for awarded to Wolfe renters on by Morrella Raleigh Wolfe received his doctorate by Aaron Dorksen "I believe students are being more staff writer from Indiana University and staff writer taught at Indiana State Universi- conscientious and landlords are being the move English Professor Ralph Wolfe ty before coming to the Universi- The number of disputes involv- more careful in checking students in and recently was named "Alum of the ty as a faculty member in 1967. Year" by the College of Educa- He served 11 years as vice chair- ing landlords and tenants con- out." by Aaon Dorksen tion and Allied Professions for his person of the English Depart- cerning rental deposits is down staff uiter ment. "drastically" from previous teaching and years, according to Greg Bakies, contributions to director of Student Legal Ser- -Greg Bakies, Student Legal Services Hee is a checklist students can the Gish Film Wolfe was instrumental in de- vices. use t make sure they receive Theater and the dicating the theater — located in But he also said conflicts still managing attorney theirull rent deposit, courtesy of film studies Hanna Hall —to Lillian and Dor- occur. Newlve Rentals. program. othy Gish. He has served as its Bakies said last year Student 1.) Leave a self-addressed, "I was cer- curator since 1964. Legal Services handled about 40 Chlebek said after classes end- it," he said. i stam|ed envelope, one for each tainly honored deposit cases in which tenants ed he and his other roommates Maurer said incidents like that Krso in the room. If your land- and gratified in He was awarded the Excel- were unsatisfied with their land- checked out, following the normal do happen but are fairly rare — •d oes not receive an envelope the recognition lence in Teaching Award from procedures, and did not expect usually with about 5 percent of you 411 not get your deposit be- that the award the College of Arts and Sciences lord. There was no information suggests,'' in 1968 and the University's Dis- indicating the actual number of any problems. Greenbriar's rentals. cause they will not have an ad- Wolfe cases filed this year, but Bakies However, after 20 days the "Going to court is a last re- dresso send it to you. Wolfe said. tinguished Faculty Service A- said it was clearly less. rental deposit was not returned, sort," Maurer said. 2.)Dn the day you move out Wolfe graduated from the Uni- ward in 1969. A spokesperson in the city's de- so Chlebek decided to find out Landlords must refund a ten- bringyour apartment keys and versity in 1951 with a degree in 6uty clerk's office agreed, saying what happened. ant's deposit within 30 days after mailbx keys to the landlord's of- English education. He also "It's a great personal pleasure le Municipal Court has handled "I found out that our deposit the renter completes three steps: fice. earned a master's degree from to be recognized for my teach- relatively few landlord/tenant was held because our door was • terminates the lease; 3.) Hake sure to properly clean the University. ing," Wolfe said. "I enjoy doing disputes during the past year. supposedly damaged," he said. • returns all landlord posses- the f dowing items: "I got a very good education," most of what I do. I like working Bakies attributes the fewer In addition to the door, Curtis sions (including the keys); Ova: This is expected to be as he said. for the University." rental deposit disputes to both said they also were charged for •delivers a forwarding address clean as when you moved into sides being more responsible. damaged light shades and a to the tenant. your louse or apartment. After "I believe students are being damaged oven. If students follow this proce- cleamg the inside, clean the ex- Volunteers Wanted more conscientious and landlords Curtis said he and his room- dure and if nothing is damaged teriorwith window cleaner and a are being more careful in check- mates were not responsible for they should receive their full de- papeitowel, rinse and dry to re- ing students in and out," he said. the door because when thev first posit within 30 days, Bakies said. move all water spots. The ap- Robert Maurer, owner of moved in, the frame was already Mary Newlove Noll, owner of Eroxinate cleaning time should Greenbriar Inc., 224 E. Wooster cracked, and they reported it on Newlove Rental, 328 S. Main St., e for to six hours. St., said "all in all I think stu- their check-in sheet. said last May was the easiest dents are good renters." When their deposit was not re- checkout she has ever seen. Si* and counter: These should The Link Crisis Center Needs You!!! Maurer said one of the few turned thev decided to get esti- "I don't even think we had one be tjoroughly scoured and rin- problems he has seen is with stu- mates on the door's value and go apartment that was in real bad sed. Caring people are needed to assist persons dents who have dogs or cats. to court. "The whole court proce- shape," she said. Kcrigerator: Place the dial on experiencing a problem or crisis "The pets go to the bathroom dure was a pain in the ass," yourretrigerator on defrost one and it can get under the carpeting Chlebek added! Newlove Rental gives their day tefore you clean it. Do not Make a Difference onto the pad underneath," he The case never ended up in tenants a four-page booklet which unplg it. Do not use an icepick or Call today: 352-5387 said. "This can be very expensive court because they settled with provides tips on now to get their othel sharp instrument as this or come to the Link to clean." Greenbriar before the hearing. full deposit and get it quickly, can if ten cause damage. After There are instances, however, Curtis said Greenbriar agreed Noll said. The book serves as a defrating, clean with a dry cloth 315 Thurstin Street in which students believe they to give them half the deposit checklist of what to clean and and lave the door open. have been wrongly treated by ($135) in order to avoid the court- recommends what cleaning Wals: Wash completely, espe- No prior experience necessary-training is provided. their landlord and the case ends room where they said anything agents to use, she added. ciallj above sink and where your Deadline for Summer applications: May 22, 1991 up in court. could happen. garbige can was. Seniors David Chlebek, sport "We didn't think we had a good "We only charge students if Calinets and drawers: Remove management major, and Chuck chance against a big landlord," they leave the apartment a com- all fad crumbs or other garbage. Curtis, marketing major, decided Curtis said, "but we tried it any- plete pig sty or if something Waslwith a liquid detergent and to take Greenbriar to court after way. major is damaged." she said. dry rtth a clean cloth. their $250 deposit was withheld 'rWe figured it was a no-win sit- "We don't charge tor everyday Flor: Scrub and clean floor. last spring. uation — what the hell, let's try wear and tear. Do n< leave floor sticky. SERVING THE PEOPLE OF WOOD COUNTY Tales: Scrub table tops and dry «th a clean cloth. List fixtures: Replace burned SENATE out bibs. a Continued from page 1. Palo, porch or balcony: Sweep and cean off all debris. •Senate leadership must con- the decision-making body of the Senate. Indeed, the senate is a Beroom: Clean closets. Re- Subs tinue the attempts at positive re- University. It probably will never much more effective system than movfflll hangers. Wash windows lations chairperson Harold Lunde get the trustees to vote on every the Faculty Council it replaced. and rirrors. has made. University President senate resolution. But the senate Bat room: Wash the tub and Paul Olscamp is widely recog- But recently, Faculty Senate tile wth cleaner. If you have not the word. nized as highly defensive, and must not let this reality turn the has suffered, and it will take been egularly cleaning the tub it Choice of: Large destructive action such as the no- senate into a "whining, crying some effort to pull it up. may Ike an hour or more. If mil- • Italian Sub for confidence motion only worsened and bitching" organization, as dew fas formed you will need a • Reg. Ham or the senate's position with the senator Elliot Blinn called it. "Faculty Senate has a duty to stronpr cleaner. Clean the toilet • Roast Beef Sub University's power players. build an atmosphere of trust and bowl fld sink. • Pizza or Veg. Sub !50 Senator Ralph Wolfe has long collegiality," Lunde said. "To do CaOet: After all other cleaning • We've Added: • However, the highly critical said, "The University is a far, far any less would be damaging to is finshed completely vacuum TURKEYI presidential evaluation should be better place" because of Faculty the University." yourpartment. continued — as is planned. The e- Our Specialty Subs: valuation is an attempt at an ob- jective review of Olscamp, some- STEAK SUB: or CLUB SUB thing not achieved through the A laroe seasoned chopped Ham. Turkey, Roast Beef. trustees' evaluation. And the steak with mushroom, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomatoe. Congratulations pizza sauce, mozzarella 00 and Mayonnaise trustees are aware of the results cheese, pepper rings and of the evaluation. CENTERFORCHCMCI H rtWONllIt tCMTH GOT tO'H .»*■» Free • Eighth, written votes should be conducted on all resolutions to Abortion through Delivery hold senators accountable for Bryan Bacik Cindy Carp 17 weeks their votes. The information could be provided to faculty Metlissa Circle Gwen Enold Morning after members when senators face re- treatment opdlo's election time. 352-5166 Kimberly Kinkley Lisa Mntzner PROUD TO 203 North Main • Ninth, to make the senate a Dl PRO-CHOICE purely faculty constituent, the David Ross Michele Shuler Open 4 pm So* & Sun ot Noon student and administrators on the 16 N. Huron senate should be non-voting. Toledo, Oh. 43604 • Ask tor 50' Off any of the above subs until the end Having representatives from Robert Vollan Phone of the semester. • both groups present helps the (419)255-7769 ENJOYII The— thing* are great 11 senate get a sense of the support or lack of support a resolution has, but having them vote dilutes the process. • Finally, the senate has to ac- JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE cept what it cannot do, and move Delta Sigma Pi forward. It cannot, as stated, be SUMMER & FALL RENTALS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF APARTMENTS MANVILLE ROCKLEDGE 733. 733. 777 Nearly 500 UflltS with SUPER locations 2 BDRMS, Furnished 1 '/. Baths STOP IN TO 319 E. WOOSTER FOR A BROCHURE OF COMPLETE MANOR $450 per month. 9 mo. lease DETAILS AND SPEAK WITH OUR FRIENDLY STAFF. $384 per month. 12 mo. lease DIP JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 319 E. 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** • -^T City party predictions • . «. .. t a 5? . * • a. , 4 s -*■ *" "1 reflect mixed opinions by I mi Miller and Jacqueline Porter before they go to the Digger parties, he said. Previously, Sears and other students suggested • closing Main Street and having the party in the downtown area. Various members of the community have pre- However, the possibility of high occurrences of dicted the success or failure of tonight's city-spon- vandalism forced city administrators to turn down sored party. the idea. Sears said. Organizers of the event say the party will be a success because of the variety of music, which will Many residents of East Merry and Frazee ave- allow everyone to enjoy the entertainment, Mike nues do not believe the party will be a success. Sears, an organizer of the party said. "This party is just another example of the city The party will begin be in Lenhart GrandBall- ele being out of touch with the students," said 1 & room with Tom Gorman playing soft-rock music at , an East Merry resident. "Everybody knows 7 p.m. he's doing it just so ne can say he did something for The classic rock band Kid Falacy and Steel-N- an alternative party." Bread, a reggae band from Cleveland, will be the Tom's neighbor Jeff agreed, saying the event is other two bands to play, Sears said. a futile attempt to reach the students. Free soda and pizza also will be available cour- "Nice try, Ed," he said. l Si tesy of the University Union and Domino's Pizza. "Mayor Ed Miller offered a sacrificial lamb — i Mayor Edwin Miller began suggesting alterna- what he's doing is nothing but a [public relations) tives to block parties after confrontations between move," said Joe an East Merry resident. students and police began erupting at previous "He knows no one will come," he said. "An in- *• parties. side party in the spring without alcohol will not "We are not trying to interfere with the other work." parties," Miller said. "I just want things handled East Merry resident Emily agreed with Joe say- in a proper manner. ing, "People wouldn't come even if it wasn't East ^ jj K "The laws are not necessarily in agreement with Merry weekend." what the students want or what I want," but Dave, an East Merry resident said the next • •• everyone has to follow them, he said. committee to plan a party should look at other col- . •.;- • - „ • - • Sears and Miller are both optimistic about the leges for examples of block parties. 1*. fi. * * event. "Someone should check in to how [Ohio Univer- Miller said he has had a lot of positive feedback sity] handled things," he said. "They did very well \ * . i from students concerning the alternative party. with Halloween this year." The presence of the East Merry party will be The party is being sponsored by the Wood Put Your Feet Up And Relax! •«ii«»/s«han»*- difficult, but the party is not intended as competi- County Apartment's Association, Graduate Stu- As the end of the year approaches, studying becomes a common part of everyday Hie. FreshmarKe- tion, Sears said. dent Senate, Undergraduate Student Government My Voet combines studying and enjoying the weather by relaxing on a bench In front of Prout all "If people stop by just for a while [ it will help]," and the city. Thursday afternoon. he said. The rain site for the on-campus party is the Len- Students can get some free food in their system hart Grand Ballroom. BGSU Gospel Choir tc perform by Morrella Raleigh choirs which also will include people in the choir," Hardhon, a "You can feel good about your- staff writer gospel choirs from the University junior business education najor, self when you're singing for the of Toledo, Ohio University and said. Lord," freshman education Akron University, president The group's purpose is to major Janell Anderson said. A different kind of University Trina Hardimon said. "promote the spirit, socia intel- Two musicians from Toledo musical organization has entered "We hope to see a lot of sup- lectual, and moral welfar of its will accompany the choir on its 21st year on campus and will port," freshman Stacey Jones members and the commnity," piano and drums in the perform- be performing in the Lenhart said. Hardimon said. ance, Jones said. Grand Ballroom on April 27. The non-denominational choir The choir generally peforms The BGSU Gospel Choir will be has about 50 members and per- uplifting songs such as " Need "We welcome anyone to come performing in the ballroom at a forms at other universities as Your Spirit" and "Thank \>u." even if [ they ] just want to sit and ''A Tribute to African American well as on campus, former presi- "It's a happy, inspiration! out- listen," Hill said. Literature and Gospel Music." dent David Hill said. let from my studies," Hadimon Saturday's program begins at 6 The program is a festival of "There are a lot of talented said. p.m. and the cost is (1 at the door.
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!■■■■■■ Friday, April 26, 1991 THE BG NEWS COUNSELING D Continued from page 1. needs now, many women aren't feels responsible. So, she doesn't ual assaults. It's really a cop out, ready for the group. report it. She should remember but we're only a phone call away She said, "A woman who was that she is the victim," McCool from The Link, and they have al- raped three weeks ago looks at said. ways been a real savior." women in the group who were raped three years ago and says, Bowling Green Police Chief Ga- The Link support groups are Look at this ladder I have to len Ash added, "By not doing confidential, and Stan drift said climb. Forget it.'" anything, a woman contributes to victims can come just to listen. In addition to dealing with the the next rape. When she lets him During the first six weeks, The long term emotions associated get away with it she is partially at Link concentrates on teaching the with rape, the survivors work Fault when he does it again." clients about rape. toward reporting the crimes that have changed their lives. Only Both the city and campus police "Just because you've had a about 40 percent of the victims said they will do whatever a crash course doesn't mean you who seek nelp at The Link have woman is most comfortable with know about it," she said. reported the rapes. when she is reporting rape. Barb Waddefl, public informa- The second six weeks are spent tion officer for public safety, said "She can have a victim advo- rebuilding self-esteem, trust, as- she understands women have cate with her. We'll have a wom- sertiveness, and coping with re- difficulty reporting rape. an take the report. We'll go to her lationships, Tara said. "In one case, [a woman] was home, she can come here, or we When asked why she wanted raped in October of '90, and she can meet at The Link. We just her full name used in this article, recently reported it. That's OK. want the report," said Det. AI Al- Tara said, "I run a group for sur- We want to know as soon as pos- vord. vivors. In helping others, I've sible, but we'll take it whenever seen how far I've come. I'm she's ready," she said. McCool added, "She is not the proud of where I am." Det. Sgt. Lynn McCool of the one on trial, even though at times Tara decided to become a soci- city police said, "We'll get maybe it feels that way. There are ques- ology major because it will best IS reports this year, and you talk tions that are blunt and seem per- prepare her for a career around to The Link and they've had 10 sonal, but we need to have a com- helping rape survivors. GOtCha •• M«¥«/Tlm Mormon times that many cases. It's frus- plete picture." "I realize how long a process it trating. We know people aren't Ash said, "All officers have had is to heal and cope, she said. "I Scott Dangertield (left), a senior Mm major, and Ted Scrlbner (right), a Junior environmental science reporting. rape training, but we don't have don't cry all the time anymore. major, tence In Eppler Center on Wednesday afternoon. "In date rape cases, the victim much additional training on sex- The pain does subside."
COMMENTS BLOTTER- ■An employee of the Student contest. The caller told the wom- i Continued from page 1. Health Center reported last Fri- an she needed to give her Visa or 10-keg party at his apartment this "Everybody in the building is policies are. disorderly so you get in trouble day evening a female student re- Mastercard number to him to weekend. having kegs, Brian said. "I hope "All I know is, they can't come anyways," he said. ported a date rape, which oc- claim the prize. "I'm planning on partying it it will be as wild as last year, but in uninvited," he said. "No doors curred in late February. ■City police responded to a up," Jeff said. ''It's time to get it probably won't." or blinds will be open and nobody Joe and Dave said they think ■ A University student reported loud music complaint in the 700 wild and crazy. "We're just going to have to see we don't know is coming in — the police will be extremely strict Saturday morning he was assaul- block of East Wooster Street "We're losing our reputation as what happens. Jamie said. that's for sure." "I'm going to at East Merry and Frazee, but ted by three men in Lot 3. The Tuesday morning. a party school," Jeff's friend Students at both areas said they make sure I know the policies be- there will be parties all over the student later realized his wallet ■The unit director of a frater- Matt added. "We're the people are curious about how the police fore I have my keg party," said rest of the city. was taken during the attack. nity house on campus reported who helped establish this tra- will respond to the upcoming Ron, a Frazee resident. ■ A woman reported Saturday Tuesday morning he has been re- dition and we're doing our weekend. "The police are going to use morning she was assaulted by her ceiving threatening telephone damnedest to keep it." "I bet the cops can't wait to "The police shouldn't be al- this party to set examples and boyfriend in Batchelder Hall dur- calls from members of the Many Frazee residents seemed come and do whatever they can to lowed to do what they did last charge for every stupid offense of ing an argument. The woman was fraternity. less concerned about citations break it up," said Stacey, of East September, and if students get the law," Joe said, adding the referred to the prosecutor's of- ■A resident of the 100 block of from the city police than their Merry. themselves more informed, there city makes a profit from issuing fice. Lehman Avenue reported Tues- East Merry counterparts. "That's when people get hurt," won't be as much of a problem," citations. "Stupid laws were ■University police responded day afternoon she received a "We should be all right," said Jeff said "Because when the Ron said. "After we order our keg created by smart people so they to a report of an injured deer harassing telephone call. Troy, a Frazee resident. "I know police bust in, they panic," Jeff I'm calling a couple of lawyers so can lower our taxes." Sunday morning in Chapman ■An employee of First Impres- everyone's going to get kegs and said. I am sure of my rights this week- Hall. The deer supposedly ran sions, 132 E. Wooster St., report- stuff aroundhere." Brian said he can understand end." "There are going to be parties into a wall in the dorm. ed Wednesday morning someone "I'll partake in my partying re- the police's position in enforcing all over the city this weekend," ■A window in the Phi Kappa stole several items from the sponsibilty and contribute my one the law, but he said they took it East Merry resident John said Dave said, "because all the cops Psi fraternity house was reported store. The items taken include a keg," Troy's roommate Tony too far. the police do not try to give stu- will be here so the rest of the city broken after someone smashed it computer, computer software, an said. "The fire on Frazee really hurt dents any warning when citing will be a fucking drunk-fest." with a rock Sunday evening. undisclosed amount of money and They said underage friends everything last year," he said. "I them. "This weekend will continue to Damage was estimated at $75. a CD player. Loss was estimated would be welcome at their party. can see their viewpoint in a way. be a big party weekend but it will ■Jennifer A. Nekic, 522 Leroy at $14,000. "You should be able to do what "But some of the things about "When you try to ask the police be more spread through the Ave. Apt. A, was cited for DUI ■City police responded to a you want in your own apartment last year were just out of line and questions in order to avoid get- city," Joe added. "It's a battle Monday morning. loud music complaint in the 700 — we're not going to care who's I can see the police being real ting in trouble, they give you a the cops can't win in the end." ■Tammy S. Dean, 540 Wallace block of East Wooster Street 21 and who isn't," Troy said. pricks this year too," he said. Ave., was cited for attempting to Wednesday morning. Frazee Avenue residents Brian Troy said the problem with the cash a stolen check Monday ■A ladies'watch was reported and Jamie are also going to be the police is nobody in the apart- afternoon. stolen from a room in McDonald hosts of a party this weekend. ments knows exactly what their ■A resident of Offenhauer West West Wednesday morning. Loss reported Monday he was stabbed was estimated at $400. Give with a piece of glass during the ■City police received a com- weekend. The student was plaint Wednesday afternoon con- treated and released at Wood cerning Pet's Plus, 1234 N. Main Fall 1991 Leases Available County Hospital. St. The caller stated one of the another chance. ■Francis Urso, 516 N. Summit animals was in a very small cage for St., was cited on two counts of at the pet store. telephone harassment Monday ■A resident of the 100 block of evening. South Enterprise Street reported Give blood ■A wallet was reported stolen Wednesday evening people in a from a room in Mooney Hall red pickup truck were throwing NEW Monday evening. Loss was esti- "jawbreakers" candy at people mated at$50. walking down the street. FR€€ 2 Liter ■City police received a com- ■A resident of the 500 block of plaint of a breaking and entering Ridge Street reported Wednesday Columbia Courts of Monday evening at a self-storage evening she has been receiving unit in the 500 block of Lehman harassing phone calls from an Coke or Diet Coke Avenue. unknown male. Apartments w/ purchase of ■A resident of the 300 block of 3 bedroom furnished apartments East Merry Avenue reported ■A bookbag containing text- 2-Medium Monday someone stole several books and paperwork was report- 1 item pizzas articles of jewelry from her resi- ed stolen from the Falcon's Nest :.- Check our special discounted rates for our ■:.■ dence during a party last Friday Wednesday afternoon. Loss was new apartments for Fall 1991 only evening. Loss was estimated at estimated at $60. $570. PIZZA PUB ■A resident of the 200 block of ■A resident of Offenhauer West THE MOST FUN VOU'VE EVER HAD $10.50 Curtis Avenue reported Tuesday was taken to the counseling Call 352-0717 for more information WITH YOUR CLOTHES ON! morning she received a telephone center after she reportedly swal- expires 5/31/91 call from a man who told her that lowed several prescription drugs her husband had just won a Wednesday evening. +*~*+~+++*~^^ The Nissan Pi Kappa Alpha Student Loan. proudly presents: No money down. No payments for 90 days.
1991 Pike Springfest Andy will be happy to help with Special Guests Delta Tau Delta you with all your new and used car purchases. Having been an assistant Party begins approx. 1 hour after Beta 500 football coach at BGSCI for 5 years, he is very familiar with BG and the needs of students. Andy would like * Bring invitation and valid ID* to invite you to stop by or call him at 841-2463 for a great deal ! Andy Garver it tr Special Thanks to Mark Helle on i? i? & ■& an outstanding job this semester i? ■& as Pike Social fTTFOTl Saturday, April 27th, 1991 #1 In Northwest Ohio Built for the Human Race" 6123 W. Central Ave. Toledo, Ohio 43615 *%**%*w***N*A«*A*4 THE BG NEWS Friday, April 26. 1991 9
Rocket may play in LA; McNall looking for deal LOS ANGELES (AP) — Toronto Argonauts "But if he wants to see if he can get the rule owner Bruce McNall will allow Raghib "Rocket" changed, and the NFL allowed it, I wouldn't say Ismail to play for both his Canadian Football no." League team and the Los Angeles Raiders if ap- Ismail, the former Notre Dame wide receiving proval is granted, a newspaper reported today. star, signed a deal with the Argos on Saturday "I don't even know if the Rocket knows about night worth a guaranteed 18.2 million over four this," McNall said Wednesday night in Edmonton, years. On Sunday, the Raiders drafted Ismail in Alberta, where his Los Angeles Kings played an the fourth round of the NFL draft. NHL playoff game. One loophole in the NFL rule would allow Ismail "But if (Raiders owner) Al (Davis) wanted to do to play for the Raiders this year if the Rocket ter- it, I wouldn't stand in his way," McNall told the minates his Argos contract before the end of the Los Angeles Times. regular season in mid-November. If a deal was A National Football League rule, however, for- hammered out between McNall and Davis that bids a player under contract with a CFL team would allow for Ismail's contact to end a week be- from playing in the NFL in the same season. fore the final game, he would be eligible to join the "The rule was put there for competitive Raiders, the Times reported. reasons," NFL spokesman Joe Browne said. The Raiders denied that there was any such deal McNall said he knew about the rule, but would between them and McNall. not stand in the way if Davis could find a way to Asked if he was aware of such deal, Al LoCasale, modify the stipulation. Raiders executive assistant, told the Times, "No, I "I have not spoken to Al about it," McNall said. haven't, to tell you the truth." Olson takes Kiam to court BOSTON (AP) - Boston Her- director, James Oldham, and yelled at, screamed at, sees nega- ald sportswriter Lisa Olson filed players Zeke Mowatt, Michael tive graffiti about her ... her car suit against the New England Timpson and Robert Perryman. was vandalized," Zalkind said. Patriots this morning, charging The suit also alleged intentional "She's frightened all the time." sexual harassment and violations infliction of emotional distress He also said Olson has received of her civil rights. and intentional damage to her hate mail and harassing tele- Olson, 27, will leave her job at professional reputation, and phone calls. the newspaper, her attorneys monetary damages are sought. "Nobody should have to go said. She has been most recently The suit stems from incidents through this just for trying to do covering the Boston Bruins of the beginning last Sept. 17 when the their job," Olson said Wednes- NHL. It was not immediately 27-year-old Olson said she was day. "If anything, this suit will clear when Olson, who has been sexually harassed while conduct- make it easier for others so that with the newspaper for four ing an interview in the Patriots something like this won't happen years, would leave. locker room. to other female journalists." t N«wi/T(m NOfmon Olson's suit was filed in Suffolk Zalkind said since the incident Superior Court against the NFL Olson has endured abuse from Olson said she intended to let And here's the pitch... team; its owner, Victor Kiam; some of the fans at sporting the issue drop after the NFL fined Freshman Billy Bosl delivers a pilch against Ashland College. The baseball team travels to Dayton former general manager, Patrick events. the team and the players in this weekend to compete at the Wright State Tournament. Sullivan; former media services "A great number of times she is November. Tennis faces final homestand ««•«•»»»"» « CORNER. mently six men will compete in After dropping a pair of games The rest of Falcon sports competes the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, versus Toledo, the baseball team Pennsylavnia, and the remainder will spend this weekend at the out of town this weekend of the team travels to the Hills- Wright State Tournament. dale Relays in Hillsdale, Michi- D a a gan. HAVEN HOUSE MANOR by Sebastien Caruthers The women's Softball team will The women will split up their The men's golf team will par- sports writer travel to Muncie, Ind. to play team to go to the same meets. ticipate in the Kepler Intercolli- 1515 E. Wooster against Ball State. The four game D D D giate Invitational at Ohio State. The men's tennis team will series is very important to the Next to Campus conclude its Spring outdoor regu- Falcons since they are three lar season when they host games out of first place. NOW Leasing for Summer & Fall Eastern Michigan today (3 p.m.) "We are really going for it," and Toledo Saturday (1 p.m.) re- coach Jacquie Joseph said. "I - 2 bedroom furnished spectively at Keefe Courts. told the team to play the rest of A The women's team will travel the games like it's the MAC 99C to Eastern Michigan today (3 Championships. apartments p.m.) and to Toledo Saturday (1 □ C D small, 5 oz. yogurt p.m.) The track team will compete in Free Delivery 7:00 - 10:30 pm CALL 352-9378 TODAY "Our short term goal for this three different unscored events weekend is to beat (EMU) and this weekend. Mon - Thurs Rental office located at the Rockets in our final confer- For the men, junior Todd Black , .. .. 524E. Wooster UJ ence homestand," head coach will compete in the Drake Relays expires May 15 354-7050 Cherrywood Health Spa Gene Orlando said. in Des Moines, Iowa, approxi- r^l
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*H^iufauOT>iungaMdnuilpna Actual drainpner m* in Pnandutettm I * FREE PIZZA & POP * FREE GIVEAWAYS LIVE MUSIC FEATURING: •Tom Gorman •Kid Falacy Sue Gatton, Helen Hernandez, Mary Newlove Noll, Al Newlove Renting Is Our ONLY Business....We Work For YOU! •Steel -N- Bread Rent your Apartment now and enjoy these special benefits: * No Parental Guarantee * Three Person Prices • Full Time Maintenance • Ask About Our FREE Maid Service Come & Enjoy the Check Out These Apartments: 309 High St. 801 5th St. 824 6th St. Festivities! 803 5th St. 843 6th St. 709 5th St. 228 S. College 507 E. Merry 114 S. Main THE BG NEWS Friday, April 26, 1991 II Classifieds KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA CAMPUS ft CITY EVENTS ALPHA CHI OMEGA AXO ' SIGMA CHI ' AXO ' SIGMA CHI GrsbsFrtsnd BETAI Peg "Mud Woman" Searcy YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! The Sailers ol Alpha Chi Omega would like to GrabaPBow BETA! Peggy. Peggo. Peg-a-rama, Pegga-legge-dxig- YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! congratulate Valerie Mesterson on her recent and BETAI dong Pegmeiater Leggo-my-eggo-peggo. • Golden K.y Picnic ■ YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YETI pinning to Sigma Chi Erie Trailer. Beet of kick Loam to RELAX before FINALS Come to e Think BETA Eat BETA. Sleep SETA' Pegbebrve. Big Hung o'Peg' May the wind al ALPHA CHI OMEGA to you both" tension reducing session at Offenhauer ways be al your back and your voeeybal courts Free food and tun' We wil be victorious' AXO ' SIGMA CHI ' AXO ' SIGMA CHI Lounge. Monday April 29 at 9 pm Everyone a al be muddy' Thanka lor al of your time Winners ol the rattle «■ be prcKeO' Welcome energy, and efforts with thie weekend s MUD «prl 28th Sunday 12-3 PM KeHle Burch VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT' Love UAA Or MialaUla Houaa. S26 Bullomvood Alpha Gem Seniors- Happay married couple, who can offer a good Don't sweat RSVP Mamaa or Catnenne 352-2424 by loving home, want to adopt a while Infant Mod PHI BETA SIGMA Heve tun tonight at the AXO - BETA COACHES - AXO Youlbegreattonlght'il 5 PM Friday The Sislers of Delta Zeta would like to extend Seniors only date party OUR COACHESI leaf expeneee pax) Confidential Write to P O Love. Amy. Beth, 1 Stacle Box 2163. Woirton. WV 26062 our congratulationa lo your men snd oontos- OUR COACHESI • Ooldan Kay Picnic • tanta on a very successful Ms. Bronze Pageant Alpha Gam vlP'e- OUR COACHESI HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet KKG ' KKG ' KKG ' KKQ It was very much enfoyed' Attention PHI ETA SIGMA apnng "Wlatee1 Jual Gel excited lor Bets! QET PSYCHED FOR SATURDAY" there anytime with AIRHITCHIO lor $229 from WE ARE HOTI PHI BETA SIGMA a reminder about the banquet on Sunday, April Cieveiend or Detroit. $160 from the East KKG ' KKG ' KKG ' KKG 28. from 3 00 ■ 5:00 m the Lenhart Grand Bel Coast (As reported in NY Times t Let's Go!) AJphs Phi Beta Team Alpha Phi AXO - BETA COACHES - AXO Pin Delta John Ph. Dens room1 Receive your certificate, your 1 AIRHITCHfr) 212-664-2000 Cher, Stacy. Me/cla. Maria. Jute, Angle Get psyched for tomorrow • wo are! KKG ' KKG ' KKO ' KKG ' KKG ' KKG Fine to the left. Fine to the right pevcherrn. and tree refreahments1 We've worked long and hard to be prepared for AXO • BETA COACHES - AXO HEY ALPHA CHI'S- #1 AOTT Up Sync Camp Jimmy Buffet tomorrow and now ITS almost hers Get psy- OET PSYCHED FOR BETA Spun Award - Phi Mu Sack Racee al the Quarry, withe Dae Zee lonight YOU AJN'T SEEN NOTHING YETM Concert ched and don't be too nervous because ws AXO-BETA TEAM-AXO Best Women's Ad - Greek Week Gat Excited' BOSU Concert and have something no one ease can touchl We've YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YETI Variety Show Bath Unrversity Bands got the best coaches the beat team, and the YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YETI I am going to the San Francisco area. I am leav- WHAT'S NEXT' Jay Jackson and beat supporters Good Luck' I know thst we BETA AXO-SETA TEAM-AXO ing May 13 Do you need a ride In that drrec- PI Phis • PI Phla Brian Nutting. Conductora have the power and let's Just Do HI KKG • KKO ' KKO • KKO ■ KKO ■ KKG tlon? Cal Sharon 364-5297 Get reedy tor Beta Rock 500. Friday. 4-28 Alpha Phi Love and mine. 6pm Sara Walton Beta 500 Happy Hours Joe 124 Yebbe Oobba Doo - N takes twol Tonight 4-9 pm I cherish the gift ol your eternal love-end lor KKG ' SAE ' KKG ' SAE ' KKG Kobacker - FREE CONGRATULATIONS lo Amy Prsatel on her Tuxedo Junction your birthday I give you my heart. PI PHIS * BETA* Aloha Phi pinning to Sigma Alpha Epefcm Kant Under- Door Prizes. Food. Fun Happy Birthday Sweetie' IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE A THING GO RIGHT' DRY DOCK NEWS Meande II always love you. wood The Sat. April 27th Dry Dock win be open for One more day until the time of your Hfe Hope ArnyM ALSO on her being named SAE Sweetheart Beta' Bets' Bets! the last time (at least for this year) To celebrate you're ready for It I heard the King is waiting' P.8. Happy • month anniversary on our en- lor 1991-1992' Purple Nightmare we em having our Annual CLOSE OUT BASH. Don't forget about ourweddlitg. 28th Annual Beta 500 KKG ' SAE ' KKG ' SAE ' KKG The nightmares are over Come Join the fun. along with games and danc- linen Oval This weekend you might think you ing 9 - 1 am are the hours for this fun-filed Alpha Phi Jen McFal Alpha Phi Tomorrow at Noon K.D. " BETA ' K D • BETA • K D KKG ' Senwrs • KKG ' Seniors ere In a dream A Purple Dream evening Take those study breaks at the Dock My beateel buddy and my soon-to-be roomie, Bats! Beta' Beta' The K 0 Beta 600 Team would like to thank We love you! See ya Saturday Thanka lor all the greet times this year and I our coaches Mark. Jamas. Jason, snd Tray KKG ' Senwrs ' KKG ' Seniors hope thst they continue Thanka for being there You guys are awesome' Get psyched for Sat- SIGEP Sports card show. Woodland Mall. 10 am - 9 Brad a Tony- lor me when I needed you the moat I know that urday! ATHLETE OF THE WEEK pm Saturday Aprtl 27 Get excited for this weekend! it win be even we're lust getting to be true friends Re- P S We never gel tired' Lambda Chi Akpu better than last year1 I'm glad you made it' OaveSpence member Toronto. Kappa Alpha. OU's. Teaa. K.O • BETA • K.D ' BETA • K 0 Congratulations lo Mark Bule and Tina Uhmkuhi Leva. Formal, and ???(*ecret) Thanks a bunch' on ttsMr aMigenernent. LOST ft FOUND Alpha Phi love and mine. Cheryl SIGEP Sara Walton KAPPA DELTA BETA 500 TEAM Lambda CM Afeha BROTHERS OF THE WEEK We wont stop CongratuaMtone to SB Davidson and Lasts Hsrt The Bike Team Camera Lost Sat. at 2001 (Phi Deri House) CN-0 Keley Kraerbrtnk Cm-O '«the flag drops" on their engagement RIDERS Pictures are very valuable. Alpha XI * Kriatl Queen ' Alpha XI La - you are doing an awesome fob as Greek K.O. ' BETA ' K.D. ■ BETA Scon Frakes Rick Fuerst Large REWARD II found" Happy Belated Birthday. Little! I am so happy Rep and Intramurals Don't stress about your LOST I lost an Alpha Chi Omega Active pm Josh Rand Pete Maazie Please Call 372530a. that you are finally 21 and I had a great time class - only 2 weeks left Monday night It is Lyre shaped with peerts and celebrating with you on I ussday' Watch out Love, KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA AXO on It Also, the imtisls JRC are on the bot- Joe lalacci Todd Kreinbnnk Last lor in. camel rider!!!!! O'Neal Last Week lorn Iflound. please ca>372-4861 Chns Lemhart Jeff Echholz Black backpack containing Important books and Love. CHr-OCHi-OCHI-O OFFICER ol the WEEK LIFTERS notes needed for finals week' If found please Mick, Slack. 5 Float Amy Amy Kotnrk 1 Craig Winn Chns Burks call 372-3556 and leave a message No ques- SISTER ol (he WEEK Can't wait M next year Ben Prtchard TodSackela DELTA ZETA DELTA ZETA DELTA ZETA HuvUguysl Bona asked TroeoDerkace TONIGHTS THE NIGHT LADIES! THE ONE KB Alpha XI Delta's The) Week 1 Ml Delta Upsilon Bike Race LOST Dark purple suede coat; 3/15 from WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR CAMP Outstanding Members OFFICER ol the WEEK CHAMPIONSI Good Tymes Please return No questions JIMMY BUFFETT Most Outstanding Sophomore AmyPakimoo Paul Bast Laura 3/2 5310 GET EXCITED" Lisa Roman SISTER ol the WEEK Get "psyched" lor Monday" Most Outstanding Juniors JenSeKh continued on p. 12 SERVICES OFFERED Lsuns Stsss snd Stscey Sharp Did you know? Over 50S ol the mothers who Most Outstanding Senior abort thaw first baby will deliver their second Tammy Sharpe baby prematurely Model Alpha Xi Delta Tammy Sharpe DRY DOCK NEWS AZD * AZO ' AZO ' AZO Thle Sat April 37thOry Dock wii be open lor the last time (at least lor this year). To celebrate Horseback Riding wa are having our annual Close Out Douglaa Meadows Ranch Alpha Xi Delta Baeh.Come join the tun. along with games and 313 858-3973 Think Beta' dancing 9-1 am are the hours for this tun-filed Think Beta' evening. Take those study breaks at the Dock Here's to the Think Bats' See ya Saturday' The Sisters ol AJphs Xi Delta wish everyone good luck in Beta 500 DZ DZ DZ Delta Zeta DZ OZ DZ Study hard lor those flnaist POWERFLO MOBILE DJ SERVICE AOTT ' AOTT ' AOTT ■ Specializing In formal date nights & parties Good Luck to al Delta Zees' BETA THETA PI' BETA THETA PI OZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ Class Call 874-8684 Beta coaches Johnny Ruseo snd Scott PREGNANT? Draper, we're gonna show you whsl we can do. FDI • R» • FIJI We can help Free pregnancy taale and suppor- Ws're psyched' Rmgo- tive services Confidential BG Pregnancy AOTTISREDHOTI Its ISLAND time" Center Cal 354 HOPE Purple Plgdme - BEWARE!! of TYPING SERVICES AOTT ' AOTT ' AOTT -Mmdy Reasonable rates with accuracy The Sisters of the Alpha Pal Chapter would ska Alpha Phi ' Alphe Phi Cal352-3987from8am to9p.m. to welcome our visiting chapter members Onto Northern ■ KTT Chapter Ohio U. - Orntcron Upsilon Chapter FIJI ISLAND IBB1 THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS 1991 PERSONALS Michigan State - Beta Gamma Chapter Toledo - Thsta Pat Chapter BETA ' BETA ' BETA ' BETA • BETA FIJI ISLAND mi • GAMMA PHI BETA THETA PI ■ THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS The serenade was great' AOTT ' BETAS ' AOTT Thanks coaches Tony. Doug S Jon Sal The Pi's sre RED HOT Fiji Island '9' your help! BETA 600 tm Sharon- • GAMMA PHI BETA THETA PI ■ Senior Farewells Are you ready to party with the natives? Appearing et Gamer'a Love. • KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA • Fn 5 Sat April 26 and 27 Ray To our SENIOR sisters BIHian Must be 21 A Special personals section A« ol us will truly I D Required FIJI ISLAND FIJI ISLAND miss you next year' GOOD Purple Passion Reigns on the island LUCK and we love youi FIJI ISLAND FIJI ISLAND Love. Your Kappa Sisters of The BG News classifieds in the last • KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA • Attention Students II you llnd a Summer Job ON YOUR OWN FIJI ISLAND FIJI ISLAND • Stscy Msyer • that Is related to your Career goals, Purple Passion Reigns on the Island' Happy 21 si Birthday Come to the Co-op Office FIJI ISLAND FIJI ISLAND regular edition Friday, May 3. x« roomie - Have a good one' 238 Administration Building Love Va. Dana 172-2451 to register tor FIJI ISLAND 1991 • ZBT • ZBT • ZBT • ZBT ■ ZBT ■ Free Acsdemlc Recognition The natives are restless' Good Job. Andy Hufeteld. group leader for next ♦ Messages to and from graduating seniors year's emerging leaders retreat FLU ISLAND 1991 • ZBT • ZBT • ZBT ■ ZBT • ZBT ■ Attention Guys! Maurices in the Woodland Mall Say good luck, good bye The nstkros sre rsiSsHf ♦ a expecting 12 pairs of Z Cavarfcd leans by 1 " "Gamma Phi Beta"" Gamma Phi Beta* '* Friday Only 1 2 pair comino Gamma Phi BETA 500 ♦ Reminisce about old times We love cur Beta tssm and are behind you ATTENTION BGSU HOCKEY FANS: Visit Din'a Gamma Phi BETA 500 100% t Keep on working hard' TTKE. your Sis Table al the Sportscard Snow in the Woodland Gamma Phi BETA 500 lers Mai on Sat Apr! 27 I specialize m hockey ♦ Last chance for words unspoken • ORDER OF OMEGA" cards ol lormer Falcons BLAKE. EMERSON. 'ORDER OF OMEGA' UUT. CAVALLINI. YSEBAERT, ETC. Gel ready to PITCH those tents'" The fun starts at midnight!1! Attention Members" AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO Last meeting ot the year Sunday April 28 3:00 The Sisters ol Alpha Chi Omega would Bra to DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 4 P.M. Phi Kappa PSJ Senkxs. come to be recognized congratulete Joyce Jenkins on her recent en- OOVERNMENT HOMES Irom St •ORDER OF OMEGA' gagement to Pat Hatem Beat wishes for a (U repair) Delinquent tax property 'ORDER OF OMEGA' wonderful future together" Repossessions Your area (11805 962 8000 Attention Members' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO ' AXO Ext QH-9849 'or current repo 1st Last meeting ot the year' Write Your Message Here I Sunday Aprtl 28. 3 00 Phi Kappa Pal Seniors, come to be recognized (Please, one message per form) ADOPTION NOT ABORTION We are a happily ! married chadless Christian couple eager to adopt a whits Infant. Call collect 419-358 9370 alter 5 30 p m BGSU Concert/University Bands I AGO ' SETA 100 • AGO ' BETA 500 in I The AJphs Game wish everyone the best of luck at Beta 500 See you el the llniah Una I AGO • BETA too ■ AGO ' BETA 500 CONCERT Jay C. Jackson/Brian Nutting, Conductors I AOD ' BETA 500 • AGO • BETA 500 There's only one right onel II Kobacker - 8pm - Friday, April 26 I AGO ' BETA BOO ' AGO ' BETA 500 I ALL WINNERS WEEKENDIII I Jusi listen to WFAL tor your chance to srln T-Shtrts, CD's, Caseenee, Movie Passes. Pu- eaten thai Summer Feeling - I rs coupons. Car wash coupons! Every hour check one: thle weekend. April 2«th si I pm to April 2Sth I el Midnight. Call In el 372-2418. WFAL Cable I4OS0AM ♦ Regular Classified: 75« per line, 3 line minimum charge I R.E. Management (35-40 spaces per line) 60« extra-Bold Type I WORRIED ABOUT 113 Railroad Street 352-9302 ♦ 1 col. x 1" Classified Display: $6.50 Includes border (8 line maximim) I AIDS? 41 col. x 2" Classified Display: $12.95 Includes border I FREE. ANONYMOUS Location Summer Price (16 line maximum) I ANTIBODY TESTING AT I MEDICAL COLLEGE 733 Manvllle S990 Your Name: I HOSPITAL 701 Fourth St. S990 Address: f 381-3741 Rockledge Manor S990 Social Security * for billing: SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES 795 Manvllle $550 INC. 941 Eighth St. S550 J (SASI) * WE MUST RECEIVE YOUR ORDER BY DEADLINE I 243-7274 Bring in this ad for WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 4 P.M. # TOLEDO HEALTH $100 off first months rant when signing a fall lease I DEPARTMENT $50 off first months rent whan signing a summer laasa one discount par lease 245-1701 offer good thru April 30 ♦ 214 West Hall ♦ 372-2601 ♦ I Ask for testing times J Friday, April 26, 1991 THE BG NEWS Classifieds Summer Subleaser needed 2 bdrm apt Unrv 1986 Honda Shadow 500. mint, low miles DAG RENTALS - Close to Campus WHAT IS A CHALLENGE? 234 1/2 S Coeege 2 BR upper rear apt continuedfromp.il Student Council For Courts Call Robyn or Deena 372-4466 Must sel $2,000 372 4838 It's when the Men's Soccer team takes on the Exceptional Children Newty remodeled kitchen Stove & retrtg Max Men's Basketball team in a very dirty game ot Summer subleaser needed Mala or female 1991 -1992 Executive Board 6 fool boa. very tame Must sel $295 or best occupancy 2 people Plenty of perking No voaeyball Come out and watch the action at Furnished 2 bedroom w' 1 1/2 bath apartment offer Cal after 6:00 pm and leave message at pets Available May 1991 12 mo lease SJOEP President ■ Aili Hrasko 1 30 on Sunday at College Park May the best to share w/2 females Cal 2-6107 (Answer $395 00/mo Ph 267-4255 or 267-3233 Congratulations Alex Harris and Joe Barton on Vice-Prendent - Amy Cleveland 353 9211 team win "' mg machine) making the 1991 Varsity Cheerteadmg Squad Secretary - Beth Snoddy AKAI COMPACT DISC PLAYER DAG Rentals The Brothers ot Treasurer - Kelly Kennedy Two females looking for 2 bedroom apt tor Fall $40 00 NICEST APTS mBG Sigma Phi Epsion Membership ■ Jennefer Swedtow WANTED semester 1991 only Call Mekssa 354-4876 353 3563 LEAVE MESSAGE 4 units left 850 Scott Hamilton Activities - Julie Streb Two or more to sublease apt lor Summer 91 at 2 btka from campus. Modern, lurnished. 2 BR Activities Susan Burgbacher units, new carpeting, laundry facl .AC. reser- University Visage $300/mo Cal Carrie or Ni- EARTH DAY T-SHIRTS are available L and XL. Publicity • June Zech 1 female sublessor nedded lor next Fa* and'or ved parking Max 4pers/uni1 No pets 9 mo SIG EP " AXO ' ALPHA XI ■ AGO ■ SIG EP cole at 354-8856 white with logo on front and back Cash and lease $850 00/mo, 12 mo lease Eric Finn Spring Very close to campus Please cal Wanted summer sub-leaser House located on checks accepted m room 124 Hayes Hal Al $595 OOmo Phone 287-4255 or Alpha Chi Omega SUBLEASE OUR PARTY PAD'" 372-1893 Shirts $9^00 corner ol E Merry A Thurstm Ask for Tern or 267-3233 MAN OF THE YEAH THIS SUMMER t male roommate wanted lor 91-92 school 1 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS ON RIDGE ST Knstie at 353-5092 NlntendoEnlertainment System, plus turbo year University Visage. $700 plus electric per controller, $60 negotiable Some games also Scott SHknitter CALL NOW 354 7 787 Have a group ot 3' semester Call 372-5733 avseabls 372 3694 Alpha X< Delta The SOLD Leadership Tip ot the Week Why pay lor 4? 1 male'lemale roommate needed to snare a 2 HELP WANTED DREAM BOY Destiny is no matter ol chance It is a matter ot Roundtrip airtane ticket. PHOENIX. ARIZONA Ask about our special bedroom apt on Cleveland's westside call 1 chc-ce It is not a thing to be waited for. it •• a May 11-18 $ 150 or best offer Cal 2-4308 rates for 3 people Chris lienhart Brian at 353 6536 NEWLOVE RENTALS thing to be achieved $1000 00 SCHOLARSHIP. TUITION ASSIS- SEIZED CARS, trucks, boats. 4wheelers Alpha Gamma Delta Our ONLY office ■ WJIiam Jennings Bryan t responsible non-smoking female for whole TANCE. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. GRADU- motorhomes. by FBI. IRS. DEA Available your MAN OF THE YEAR summer ($260'whole summer) or part ATE AND LAW DEGREE PROGRAMS available 328 S Mem. 352-5620 Were SOLD on Leadership" ■f—now Call 1 805 662 7555 Ext C 2804 (SiOOVmonth). Own room Near Campus Call to minority Freshmen through Seniors Starting Tuxedo Rental" Dry Cleaning Services CONGRATULATIONS 354 6881 saia/y of $26,500 after graduation For more Single loft for sale $35 Ask for Shawn Jeans'N Things information and an application cal the US Ma- 353 7994 SIQ EP ' BETA 22 * SIG EP 1 Sublease 2 bdr apt lor Summer Negotiable HAVEN'T FOUND 531 Ridge St 3526333 rine Officer Selection Office al Presenting the 1991 Sigma Phi Epsiton rent Call Scott 352-7592 SOFA BED FOR SALE GOOD CONDITION THAT "RIGHT'* 1-800 875-4341 BETA 500 Team UNIVERSITY INTRAMURALS SUMMER IN- $30 00 PLACE YET? TRAMURAL SOFTBALL SUPERVISORS 1 to 6 people to rent 4 bd house for summer Brian Beck 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed1 CALL 352-3931 Check out R E Management Great locations with many advantages Call Jeff Echhoiz NEEDED CONTACT STUDENT EMPLOY- Private, coed, summer camp in Pocono Moun- Wehaveeft . 1 A2 372 1220 Jen* Andrew Hanson MENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLI- tains. Northeastern Pennsylvania Lohikan. PO bdrm units Alex Hams CANTS MUST HAVE A STRONG KNOW 1991 Summer sublease needed University Box 234BG. KenOworth. NJ 07033 (908) aval for Fal 1991 LEDGE OF SOFTBALL Eric Isherwood Visage. 2 or more people Air Condition Great 2780998 FOR RENT Bring m this sd A get Chris Lienhart UNIVERSITY INTRAMURALS ENTRIES FOR $100.00 off Location Call Rob or Joe 353-6660 Accepting Applications Dave Snook SUMMER SOFTBALL ARE DUE BY THURS- your first mos rent on 2 Bdr apt tor summer sublease Oft ot Na- Summer Openings Driver ■ Tim McAlea any new fall lease signed DAY JUNE 20. 1991 LEAGUES WILL BE poleon $300 per mo 353-5635 Ray or leave Vector Marketing has partime'fulBlme open- OFFERED FOR MEN S WOMEN SAND COED between 4/16/91 A 4/30/91 message ings Positions throughout the entire country SIG EP ' BETA 22 * SIG EP TEAMS ' ALL FACULTY. STAFF AND STU- 507 E. MERRY one coupon per lease Excellent resume experience Co ops available 2 rmtes needed tor summer Close to campus 2 bedroom, furnished R.E. MANAGEMENT DENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO PLAY PLAY WILL $7.25 Starting pay Interview now. start alter BE Own room possible $100 month Call Amy or apartments 113RAILR0ADST. SIG EP BETA RUNNERS: finals call 382-1060 352-1302 ^Tomorrow's the day that you have trained lor, • JUNE 24 • AUG 1 Mo 372-3991 3537407 Attractive, high energy, honest women needed Very close to campus so run with your HEART and Bring Home 22) We need 2 roommates tor Fall 91-92 Fox Run 2-3 Summer Sublessors Close to campus Large efficiency close to campus 443 N En- lor summer employment, must be wiling to FREE water and sewer Apts It you are interested call 353-8265 Good price 354-9742 terprise Apt C $285 mo . 12 mo lease Cal travel For more information call soon Carta 1-433-4474 91 '2 month or year leases SrGEP*tETA22'SIGEP WFAL Prasents 3 females lor summer Fox Run $150>mo 691 9381 ALL WINNERS WEEKEND" Also for Fan ASpr Cal Knsten 353 8038 Private parking Long and Associates Child care needed for two older children four Every hour. WFAL Is giving you. Laundry facaines Rates Reduced Female needed for 91-92 at Fox Run Air days a week 8:30 am-5 30 pm Haskinsarea SIGEPSAMSEZ: The Chance To Win. See the profess mngmt team at Efficiency WD E VERYTHING' Only $ 150'mo CsK Amy Clatter 6 pm 823 1844 RUN LIKE HELL! CD's. Cassettes. Pliza Coupons, 251 S Prospect Apt D or Chris 354-5886 Movie Passes, etc. CHRISTMAS, SPRINQ BREAK summer travel NEWLOVE RENTALS Landlord pays gas A util $2 75'mo Our only office 328 S. Main 352-6620 Cal 353-7074 Spring In to Spring Just call in at 372-2418 Female needed to sublease 2 bdrm apt lor FREE Air couriers needed and crmseship fobs with Mary Kay Cosmetics Friday, April 28th at 6 pm through 91-92 school year Close to campus For more Call 1 805 682 7555 ext F-1658 Sunday April 28th at Midnight. information call Tonda at 352-81 72 CaJParn 352 4915 Dance instructors needed tor tap. (azz. ballet Looking for an WFALCsble14 880 AM Female roommate needed to sublease apart- Call 352-5565 apartment A need transportation? ment lor Spring 1992 Close to campus Call 309 HIGH STREET CALL NEWLOVE RENTALS Help wanted lor cleaning and odd fobs for to schedule your appointment lor an Carol at 372-3883 2 bedroom, furnished apartments lor 1-2 weeks or longer Starting APARTMENT TOUR apartments FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FALL FOX week ol May 11 Call 3530325 or 352-7365 352-5620 FUN $150 PATIO. AvC WASH/DRY CALL Very close to campus Immediate position for ched care specialist for 326 S Mam (our only office) 354 4588 NOW FREE gas heat, water 4 aewer Hate to clean? i 7 mo old child 4 days per week Mon. Tues. 0 1 2 month & year leases Female Summer subleaser needed tor Fox Run- Thurs. A Fn temporary position Will possibly Private parking dishwasher. microwave, washerdryer. call become permanent position Send Inquiries to Laundry facilities Need an apt for summer or tal? Free maid service Kim 353 9399 1098 N Main St Alumni Branch Mgr BG. OH Prices for groups ot 3 or 4 WE HAVE NEARLY 500 UNITS ' 43402 I need 1 roommate for 1 See the professional management team at Furnished or unfurnished apts bedroom apt for 91-92 yr Maintenance man needed for Summer employ- CALL JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE each and every CalJ Jennie 354-7091 Nice apt1 ment Knickerbocker Services Cal 354-5335 NEWLOVE RENTALS at 354-2260 or 319 E Wooster 326 S. Main (our ONLY office) (across from Tsco Bel) Needed Subleaser/s for the summer Available MOOELS 352-5620 to pick up our listing A speak month! immediately Rent negotiable Call Douglas or 2 years to Adult with our Iriendry staff Krystie evenings at 352-437 7 No experience necessary Selecting new faces for promotion to local and Part-time travel salea. Set your own hours. 1*2 rmts needed lor summer Own room major advertisers Presentations at 5 OR 7 pm Need non-smoking female to sublease apt lor Salary based on performance. Call 353 7957 ASAP sharp on Monday. April 29th al Hokday Inn summer close to campus Rent is $125 per 1-800-333-3380. French Quarter. I 75 Exit 193. Perrysburg. 2 BDRM APTSFURN a UNFURN month, only pay electric Call Jodi al Roommate Needed Ohio Minors must be with legal guardian High- Near Harhsman Free heat A cable TV 353*3204 Can leave message For Fox Run Apartments, own washer.'dryer fete Modeling. NYC. and Scranton. PA (717) 9-12 or Summer lea Rate-Info sheets avail front desk Best Western Falcon NEEDED: 1 4 people to sublease 2 bdrm"ep7 and microwave CALL DEREK OR JOE 346 3186 during summer Great location Price very ne 354-6878 Pkua Motel (across from Harshman) Part-time office help SkUed in typing, Ming, pc-iiabie Cal 352-391 3. as* (or Otis or Blake To the next 3 fall leases signed for Roommate needed for Summer 2 bedroom computer and reception Needed immediately 2 females needed to sublease Piedmont Apt One A Two BR furn. apts. 9 A 12 mo and Bum- apt $lO0/mo. own room Cal Dan 354 6482 for Summer '91 Send resume to P O Box mer leeaes aval S A V Rentals 600 Lehman for into 588. Bowling Green. Oh 43402 Lease from May - Aug. Rent includes electric Negotiable For more mlormation cal Sarah at (next to bus station) 352-7454 Sublease our 2 bdr apt 803 5th St 1 yr lease Pest control serviceman Auto required Banfax 354-8473 One bedroom upstairs apt in house. Unfurni- starting August 91 Call 354 3998 Peal Control 352-5315 shed, two blocks from campus Cal 354-1679 507 E. Merry 2 kg (urn apts 1 year lease Limit of 2 persons Subleaser needed for summer of ASAP 2 Summer Jobs' per apt Aval Fal Call 353 6982 A leave mes after 5:30 pm bdrm apt Close to campus 354-8589 Quiet. 1 story apts 1 A 2 bedroom available 1 309 High Street Subleaser lor Summer 1 bedroom apt close Lifeguards, registration clerks, etc Call now Good rates Oil 353 7600. after 5 00pm 1-800-344-9644 Jetystone Camp Resort 10 5 bedroom house, great loeeeon • first house to campus w/tree air conditioning Rent nego- mms from Sea World, Aurora. Ohio (sorry, no behind Mark's Sublease for summer Negotia- NE MANAGEMENT liable Call 354-8584 801 5th Street living accomodatons available ) ble 354-5680 113 Ralroad St Subleaser s lor Summer '91 new open WORKERS NEEDED IN KUWAIT Great House at cheap rent SUNDAYS 10-2 WE HAVE EMPLOYER INFO 704 5th St Phone 353 4949 for your convenience FOR LIST SEND $9 99 TO 2 bedroom, completely furn For more info, on Fal and Summer rentals Cal Summer Sub-Lease needed 2 Bed . furnished, M4M ENTERPRISES 352-0302 close to campus. Rent negotiable 354-4929 POBOX 252 CAREY. OHIO 43316 Microwave, AC A laundry lad 2, 3. 4 person rates Specious one-bedroom apt. for summer sub- Summer subleaser needed Nice 2 bdr apt Would you Kke to reach your potential? Would 352-3445 lease $335,mo negotiable 352-4204 own bdrm air conditioned $250 for whole you like to get paid we* tor a )ob wen done? EB- Hours 9 • 9. local owner NEWI9VE summer Cal Chris at 372-4027 Leave mes- SCO Telephone Service is now looking for In- ternational Telemarketing Representatives We STOPI welcome undergraduates and graduates to be- Why rent an apartment when Rentals /- Summer sublessors needed for furnished A large 2 bdrm turn duplex with own yard a come a part of our success story We offer flex- you can rent a contemporary house one block from campus on S College ible scheduling for weekend and evening work central air for Summer sublease New carpet. TOWNHOUSE I he apartment professionals eVmAvR-j Up to 4 people needed Rent negotiable Call Guaranteed hourly wages and generous com- $106 25 per month. Call anytime 354-7587. starting at $356 354 5082 YOU! ♦dfiBBi* missions while learning a marketable skill in- Apartment through summer, no deposit Move Heal included uho care about Summer sublease Spacious efficiency Thurs- ternships and Co-ops available 113N Main St in now, 352-7070 363-7715 im Manor Apt 3rd floor May Aug $270 per next to David's Dei The al new VARSITY SQUARE Carty Rentals 2 bdrm apts lor 2.3.4 or 5 mo CaN 354-8077 (before 9 30 and alter 6 32X S. Main Si (our onl> office) 352-562(1 students For Fall or Summer. Also rooms aval. SUMMER RENTALS very close to campus Apt pn») Very near campus New Rates Available! Cal FOR SALE A Houses Inexpensive Carty Rentals 353-0325. 352-7365 CATCH THAT SUMMER FEELINOI Two bedroom furnished apartment free HBO Entropy — by Chuck Bost 1978 Lincoln Continental Loaded, power Summer Apts windows, locks, crutse control. A/C, stereo Newlove Rentals 352-6620. 724 6th St UvvVVVVVVVVVV. at 1 Best offer Cal Mike 354-7575 Super Rales' UNIVERSITY COURTS POWT vvU/W TTtfY SAIP. -JUST jWEeT^JOONe HUMAN . 1987 535 Yamaha Virago RE MANAGEMENT 1 A 2 Bdrm Apts * 12 month leases HBLAX AtJO t£MEM&eR. -TH£ Excellent condition Asking $1200 (neg) Con- 113 Railroad Cal 352-0164 tact K>ma2352-5157 392-6302 itflZmtfF! IS MT AMHEZ 1988 Dodge Daytona Shelby Z-Turbo. low Village Green Apartments mleage. exceeent condition, many options, Cute 1 bdrm apt dose to campus. 443 N. En- Now renting lor summer only. must sell S7000or offer 354-9718 evenings terprise Apt A $340 mo 12 mo lease Cal Cal after 11 :00em ■ 354-3533 RBlrf NCJWlM TO W&iKlA&Cffll A weekends Carta at 1-433-4474 -tfk-trtr-tr-tr-k-ti-k-tr-tr 4 TIRED OF ROOMMATE HASSLES? TRY A ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT * OR AN EFFICIENCY at POE ROAD ^APARTMENTS* $215 E. Poe Road £ t * 5 Call 352-0717 5 ir-ir-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tiir GETTING INSIDE YOUR WEEKEND Volume 2 Issue 13 eood cause: Local Rock To Shine la AIDS Benefit f Page 3 Win Big Prizes! Photos By Take Dr. Dave's Jeff Radcliffe Time Capsule Quiz! A Look At The Page 7 University Performing Dancers Page 5 Friday. April 26, 1991 INSIDE NSIDER Hove yo feet to the funky beat. page five. yourself, El Guapo," said belea- Shake yo butt like a coconut. We also get around to purging guered assistant J.J. Thompson). Pump It up, Pump It up again. our exhaustive music review files There's gonna be an AIDS Okay, so maybe the University on page four. It just might be benefit Monday at Good Tymes. Performing Dancers are a little more Esposito than one college Do the right thing and check It more refined than that, but you magazine can stand, but we'll out. Get the details from Morrella get the picture. This dedicated take our chances ("Speak for Raleigh on page three. group is one of the longest run- Hey TV addicts, your life can ning organizations In University be on video thanks to the video Editor: Frank Esposito history and their rich past trans- yearbook (and Is vldeographer Asst. Editor: J.J. Thompson lates Into a bright future. Wendy John Potter a looker or what?). Staff Writers: Wendy M. King H. King puts herself In their Come fly with Wendy on page Dean Wheeler shoes with our cover story on seven. AND DOCTOR DAVE HAS ONE Morrella Raleigh HUMDINGER OF A QUIZ IN Staff Photographer: Jeff Radcliffe STORE FOR YOU, TEENBEATS. Sean Risser Art Director: Get Into the groove, you've got Fiction Editor: Tim Haas to prove your love for us. Staff Mascot: Jivin' Ivan The Editors. Asst. Prod. Manager: Pat Michel Production Sup'rs: Tim Mechley Molly Zakrajsek Prod. Assistants: Jen Buell Bill Burgess **. Dan Martis '6re o Sean Risser Advertising Manager: Jan Stubbs Business Manager: Barb Miller Advisor: Robert Bortel The Insider nuguine is publtthed every Friday during the academic yen by the Board of Student Publications of Bowling Green State Uni- Readers are invited to writ* to The Insider magazine at Submissions of short fiction (five typewritten pages versity. 210 West Hall, Bowling Green Stale Uniranuty, Bowling maximum unless other arrangements are made) are Opinions e«pre«wl by columnWsdo not necessarily refect the opin- Green, Oh. 43403 to tell us off or pat ui on the back encouraged. ion* of The insider magazine. (whatever the situation merits). The Insider editors welcome any and all submissions for The hwocr magaiine and Booting Green State University are equal publication. Unless arrangements are made by the author opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. Anyone interested in working lor The Insider as a writer, to have the material returned, all submissions become the artist, or photographer should call 372-6967. property of The Insider. CoirrTl^itim.TtaBCltaw _ „ Here's the story... of a town named BG Unless you've been living "What," you're probably ask- Even with such a strict law and or talent show competition would under the Math Science Building ing yourselves, "can the Bradys order background, I think the net them the bread. Bradys do a for the past couple of semesters, do for the community that all Bradys might take a fairly liberal quick little reunion In Lenhari, you know that a whole lotta seri- these sult-and-tle guys can't? view to BG's favorite extra- play some "We Can Make The ous trouble's been going down in Sure, the Bradys are hip and all, curricular activity —getting tota- World A Little Brighter" and town and on campus recently. and I wish that my folks were lly faced. When the Bradys did bingo, the cash would be pouring Cops are all over off-campus more like ol' Mike and Carol, and "It's A Sunshine Day (Every- In. parties like wet T-shirts on coeds. my apartment sure could use body's Smiling)" as the Sliver ■LEADERSHIP - Greg was Through city zoning and refusal Alice (especially on Sunday Platters to raise cash for an an- his class president. In my book, to address student Issues, the city mornings, when the collective niversary gift for their folks. that makes him qualified to run government has shown clearly Its spilled beer and soft taco odors Bobby sang the deflnately Ken the USG ship, especially since he lost love for the University popu- make even the heartiest of men Kesey-lsh line "Can you dig the never wore a suit In his life. lation. Meanwhile, tuition and gag), but c'mon, they're not really ing Duggan turn his supposedly- sunshine?" Seems like the Bradys Someone who wears flared plaid employee health-care costs arc all that competent, are they?" whlplashed head around? were Into a little more than Just slacks and flowery shirts could going up, up, up the ladder while That's where you're wrong, THAT'S the kind of Investigative fixing bicycles. And It WAS the never become a political liability. student satisfaction's going back-talking hypothetical person. police work we need. early 70s. Coming this November are city down, down, down. All In all, The Bradys could accomplish Bobby has practical experience |CITY RELATIONS - I really elections. Keep the Bradys In life's starting to really suck. more for this town before 9 a.m. In the less-glamorous drudgery of can't think of a group more capa- mind. If we give them Jobs, What Bowling Green needs Is a than most people could If given police work. Remember, he was a ble of dealing with city hall and maybe they won't follow the white knight — someone willing six weeks, a large staff of ad- hallway safety monitor once. He local business. The Bradys fought Dana Plato-Todd Bridges-Adam and able to solve the problems visers and a hot little number for even wore a big "SM" on his city hall and won when there Rich Road to Hell. Remember: facing life as we know It In this a secretary. armband. His crowd control abili- were plans to build a courthouse vote early, vote often, vote crazy little place we call home. |COPS — The Bradys could ties would make him all the rage In Woodland Park, where all the Brady. Fortunately, there exists such a easily replace the BG police and at Taco Bell during those wee Brady kids loved to hang out In Matthew "Chlqulta" Daneman savior — or actuality group of still do a groovy Job. Remember hours on the weekend. those pre-mall days. Greg once Is a Dayton, O. native and a col- saviors. And they've got the the episode when Carol got Into a While Marsha has no practical set up his own pad In the attic, so umnist for The Insider. He stead- strength, the courage and the fender bender In the grocery experience In law enforcement, he'd be good to rap with the local fastly refuses to believe the ru- ability to pull It off. Best of all, parking lot and had to go to court Maureen McCormlck, the name landlords. mor that Insider Editor Frank they've got student recognition with the lying Harry Duggan. Marsha often goes by In public, |FUND RAISING — Sure we're Esposito was seen In the Rodgers and a higher approval rating than who faked all those Injuries? Re- played a cop InRcturn fo Horror In dire financial straits right now, showers with old publicity stills God or Michael Jordan. member how Mike brilliantly was High, a most excellent psycholo- but the Bradys are our ticket to of Eve Plumb. I'm sure It's Just a I'm talking, of course, about die able to prove Duggan was a Cake, gical thriller. She even packed a easy street. Whenever they nasty rumor, Frank. It wasJJ with rfradyTJimen."' dropping his briefcase and mak- piece. /•■•■/ needed cash, a quick fund raiser photos of Ann B. Davis, I bat. Friday, April 26. 1991 Local Rock AIDS Benefit Just guess:Local Show band stumps fans Monday, In addition to an original name, by Deborah Hippie the group also boasts several o- contribultng writer April 29 rlglnal songs. Terrapin Wedge — whose influences Include John Good Lennon, Cheap Trick, Pink Floyd On the surface. Terrapin and Billy Squler — has already Times Pub Wedge looks like any other band received enthusiastic responses in Bowling Green. They have to their music from crowds. Inslder/ApnlClork lnsW«r/Jul,et Bohng guitars. They have a keyboard. At a recent Battle of the Bands CHARITY SOUNDS i Scon Weaver of Hunch House 0efl) and lain Ellis of the Merry Can- They also have drums. competition In Norwalk, Terrapin Men (right) are among an all-star cast of local musicians who will perform at an AIDS However, this Sandusky-based Wedge blew away the competi- benefit show this Monday at Good Tymes Pub In downtown Bowling Green. band Is Just a little different — tion. Their original compositions Terrapin Wedge won't tell landed them In the finals — a Rockers set to play at AIDS benefit anyone the meaning of their unu- prize which Included 20 hours of All-star local music lineup scheduled to raise money for Toledo organization sual band name. studio time. Only this classic rock band — Brian McCormlck said the and Education, a University Random Soul members, and which consists of keyboar- other bands played covers of by Morrella Raleigh group, organized the event to Macropus Rufus. an offspring of dist/lead singer Brian McCor- popular tunes. Chris said they staff writer "get people out there and raise the Escaped Fetal Pigs. mlck. rhythm lead guitarist Dave have a motivation In the writing awareness," organizer Ellen The cover charge for the show Burling, drummer D.J. Loomls, they do. Intermlll said. Is S2 and the group hopes to raise lead bass player Chris McCor- "We're out to do stuff no one The local music scene Is always The event Is also being spon- $800. mlck and lead rhythm guitarist else does," Chris said. looking lo lend a musical hand sored by R&R Sound. Mad Holler Tony Lisa — knows the origins of Since band members are scat- where worthy causes are con- Music Co., Jim's Guitar and Good The proceeds will benefit the the name. And they're not telling. tered across Northwest Ohio. It Is cerned, sacrificing their own fi- Tymes Pub. The lineup Includes NOVA project, a Toledo organiza- surprising to note they have been nancial gain In order to benefit such local rock acts as the Merry tion that provides various ser- For more than a year, the playing together for more than a others. This tradition of giving Can Men, Liquid Alice, Scabb, vices for AIDS patients such as members of this classic rock band year. The members In the band will continue this Monday, April Young Salt and Hunch House. shopping, cooking and transport- have been challenging their au- agree It Is a willingness to back 29, at Good Tymes Pub In down- Billy Hanway, owner of Mad ing them to medical facilities dience to guess the meaning of each other up that keeps them town BG as at least five local Hatter Music Co., said other SFAAE hopes to get condoms the band's name. Chris said he together. bands will give a benefit show, groups that are likely to perform donated to pass out at the show. has heard audience members ar- Lisa added they are Just like with all proceeds going to an area Include Big Hunk O Cheese, Paul "We decided something needs guing over the name's origin, but family. AIDS organization. Johnson 8t Mike Wing, a combo to be done about (AIDS) on cam- no one has made a correct guess "We know how each other's Students for AIDS Awareness made up of Jericho Turnpike and pus," Intermlll said. yet. minds work," he said. _ SnltE GREAT HEWS -K- / THE SOURCE CARDS 4 GET OUTTA TOWN! \£ OIFTS IS HAVIWJ A Great for Graduation | SPRING CLEARANCE. Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Complete Full-Service Menu f SO STrP BY AND Spirits. Brews, Vintages SAVE SOME **» ! Special Family Style Group Dining Forks v k SALE ON THRU MAY 11 Accomodates Groups from 3 to 43 '' ^ Only 11 Miles East of BG F THE SOURCE raemHH^ffl5 Come Live with Us! Summer & Fall Preferred Properties 8th & High Bowling Green, Ohio Fox Run Mini Mall Haven House Manor Small Bldgs. Piedmont Frontier Housing OREGON Birchwood Place Houses Saturday, April 27 8 p.m. • Kobacker Hall Efficiencies, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom - Furnished or Unfurnished. Moore Center • Bowling Green State University Laundry facilities available Tickets: $9. $7, $5 (Students receive a $2 discount) All rentals have full use of Cherrywood Health Spa To reserve tickets, call 419/372-8171 M-F 9:00-4:30 352-9378 Sponsored by Ihu College ol Musical Arts. Ethnic Studies, Oflico ol Residence Services. Office ot Alumni Affairs and University Activities Onjanfraiifln —n»m » ,.i i» ,; ,r. ,I.I«*. .r. ,I»I A.I.'I '-i a fir, Yt r ,M,M ,; ,U'm', r ji'.,»i Friday, April 26, 1991 That's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh, we like it random Afrocentric cliches to by Frank ItpoaHo fuel a message of posltlvlty and editor racial unity. It also takes worth- while beau and lyrical originali- ty. Never go halfway. James Lehman R.E.M. 11:16:64 Out Of Time Extra Stimulus Productions Warner Bros. Records Here's the sound of a one-man R.E.M. continues to make prog- band from Akron rampaging ress. Their albums overlap more through one heck of a record col- than change, so It takes a few lection. Lehman picks up Influen- albums to see how much ground ces as he goes and turns them they've covered. With this latest Into his own creations. "Can't ottering, they've added string ar- Stop" echoes the Beatles. "Too rangements on several tracks, In- Much Noise" resurrects the righ- corporated rap ("Radio Song" teous fun of early Clash, and with KRS-One). and crafted a few "Ticket To The Past" hellishly tunes which are prototype R.E.M bonds Steve Perry's voice with ("Texarknna." "He In Honey," the Ramones' Instincts This and the Top 40 hit "Losing My guy's a real home-grown find Religion"). If anything. Oat Of with talent to burn. rime shows that R.E.M.'s ascen- dancy to rock stardom Is legiti- DREAMWORLD i (ltd) The Dream Warriors (LtoR. King Lou and Capital Q) havr Jazzed mate. Sellout? No. Creative up rap with a Uckbutt boptllyoudrop tingle ..SONGS TO R.E.M EMBER: (letl) R.E.M. la Jesus Jones mastery of their chosen field? at It again with their latest magnum opus. (L to R. Mike MIBa. Michael Stipe, Peter Buck. Doubt Yes. Yes. God. yes Bill Berry) SBK Records Utter the earth. But Christian Dream Warriors still a hoot n' a holler Ya know, these loco young Holy Soldier Metal's founding fathers didn't "My Definition of A Boom- "Underground" Is a churning Brits could stop making albums HofySoldier and Holy Soldier is no better than bastic Jazz Style' '(single) slng-a-long which stops Just shy right now and atUI be hailed as Myrrh Records White Lion or Warrant or even 4th & Broadway/Island Re- of metal. "It's Not The End of the one of the 90s most Influential Yngwle J. Malmsteen If you cords World" not only contradicts sounds. Powertunes such as Y know, If you were gonna go wanna push the Issue. The lyrics R.E.M., but also would fit right In "Trust Me" carry on the proud so far as to create a genre as are the usual salvation cliches, These hip-hop soldiers lasso an on college radio thanks to a old Qulncy Jones jazz tune and funksamplethrash sound of their flipped out as "Christian Metal" but with a sound this derivative It gultar/plano hook that would killer debut. Liquidizer. Jesus In the first place, you'd think doesn't really matter. hold on for dear life. The sample make the Hoodoo Gurus proud. you'd wanna make It good kicks like a Tennessee mule for "Dreamln'" and "Ocean of Love" enough to be separated from the four-plus minutes, leaving the both call to mind pre-detox Aer- M.C.Y.T. countless clonemetal bands that listener with blazing memories of osmlth ballads and "Only Way cheesy 60s sitcom themes and a "Lawman" (12" single) Out" sounds like the most des- New Experience Records S K X ! SEX! SEX! SEX! S E K ! firm belief In Toronto's gift to the perate pop song the Archies rap community. never recorded. Lima-based label makes Its de- So like I said, where do ya flic _ "WARM, HII VRIOI S, SENSATIONALLY tfl Throbs but with five mutes of an anti- X [T; these guys? I guess It's under drug, anti-crime rap that's a few SEXY \\D MORI: TOI X HIM; THAN EITHER The Language of Thieves "Rock." Plain and simple. God X steps above the usual small-label 'MOONSTRITK' OR 'PRETTY WOMAN.* and Vagabonds bless 'em. x DGC Records sound. 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AJZ qncrrg tr&ntol'-'' »Mc il sooynA Friday, April 26 1991 M Photos By Jeff Radcliffe Bodies flash and twist through will audition for the performing the air. Graceful limbs stretch In group In the future, stressing that synchronlclty. The music drives the troupe does accept those them to new heights of artistic without much experience at abandon. times. She also said it was diffi- Welcome to the physical art- cult to get men Into the group be- istry of the University Perform- cause many lack experience. ing Dancers. "I feel that the men feel Intimi- The University Performing dated to walk Into a dance class Dancers are moving Into their In which most of the women dan- eighth decade a* a University or- cers have experience and the ganization. According to Deborah men usually do not," Tell said. Tell, artistic director and choreo- ON THEIR TOES Some students who remain In grapher of the group, there Is the group throughout college go evidence the group has existed on to teach dance, or continue since the 1920s under different University Performing Dancers dancing for recreational pur- titles. poses. Today, the group consists of a Auditions for Fall 1991 were one-credit hour class and per- held on Tuesday. April 9. formance group. The class meets Melissa Hartwell, a senior twice a week for an hour and a Keep A Tradition Alive Dance Education major, Is one half, but the dancers also practice student who auditioned for fall. outside of class for perform- She has danced for approximate ances. ly 16 years, and was a member They practice at least three to of the University Performing four hours for each dance per- By Wendy Dancers In the 1989-90 school formed. One concert usually con- year. Hartwell was also a student sists of five to eight dances, or M. King choreographer for the group. works, so If a dancer Is In two Hartwell said she was trying pTrfirrm«n'-f *, hT at lhf; muT_*_ — after successfully auditioning. out for the University Performing practice at least six to eight hours Even dancers who are currently Dancers because she enjoys a week. In the troupe must audition again dancing. Tell said she feels the credit the for next semester. "It's a place I can be with oth- dancers receive for their time Is However, dancers have been ers who love to dance," she said. nowhere near sufficient to cover accepted who have no previous Michael Polndexter. a senior the amount of work put Into the experience. Audition Judges look Radlo-Televlslon-FUm major, was troup. for several qualities in the per- also trying out for the dance "One credit hour doesn't cover formers. Including general per- troupe. f the time they give," she said. formance abilities, technique, Polndexter, who was audition- The number of performances how the dancer picks up on ing for the first time, said he has the dancers present each year movements, and how well they had two years of previous dance varies, depending on opportuni- work with other dancers. experience, and seemed confi- ties. There Is usually a concert se- "If a person Is not accepted dent at the auditions. ries In the spring, which consists Into the group, they can take an- "It doesn't make me nervous of performances on four consecu- other dance course to brush up (about others being more experi- tive nights. on their skills." she said. enced), "he said. He added that he In addition to the concert per- Tell said the students in the did take master classes with the formances, the dancers also have group have a love of dancing, Joseph Holmes Performance performed at the Discover Toledo and because of this, many of the Group when they visited the Dance perfomance at Lourdes students stay In the class for University on March 5-7. College In Sylvanla, Ohio; at the many semesters. Lyn Fisher was also audition- University's New Music Festival, "Most of the students stay (In ing for the group. The freshman and In lecture demonstrations for the group) throughout all their Dance major has had 14 years of other University dance courses. years at the University, because dance lessons, and wished to be Not aO of the students In the of their love of dance," Tell said. in the group because of her Inter- group are dance majors. Some The current spring semester ests. are studying Pre-Hcd. Biology. class consists of twenty dancers "I know II will be beneficial for Art Therapy an4 Psychology. —_18women and two men. _^ _ . ■ my major.' Fisher said. 'And it's Anyone Is able to Join the group tell said she hopes more men something I really enjoy." Friday, April 26, 1991 RUN FOR COVER! Doctor Dave drops the big one! Time Capsule Quiz rocks BG's world by Dave tasklnd The Incredible College ol Musical Know- The Fall ledge Dr. Dave's Well, here It Is, class. The last by Jennifer Sader class session of the year-and It's a Time Caps MAMMOTH. This week Is the Our last "quickie" of the se- again. And I squeeze my arm, BIGGEST quiz ever at "Dr. Daves mester comes from Jennifer L. hard, trying to make It hurt and Incredible College of Musical Sader, a senior Creative Writing leave bruises, I claw my skin be- Knowledge." And, we've got the □Lie major from Berkey, Ohio. She cause I know already that the prizes to prove It. So, let's get to swears she dot in't hate men. but next time I see him he will not work. she definitely offers something look at me not let himself see me First, the ever-talented Nurse for everyone to think about. and he knows what I look like Schmidt tells us that this week's Nurse Schmidt's random draw- WOW!! That's a lot. The second naked and he won't let himself winner Is Mike Kerln, who picks ing. To enter the quiz, send your prize winner will nab S10 from ■ Tim Haas, Fiction Editor see me, he said all those love- an Oakland vs. San Diego World entry with your name, address, Easystreet. 3 free video or game I listen to music but It doesn't words passlonwords to me and Series. Here are the answers to and phone number to "Dr. Dave's rentals from The Video Spectrum, reach me, can't get through the now he'll never talk to me. He'll last week's 'little' quiz: BIG Quiz." c/o 214 West Hall or and 2 free movie passes from fog-cotton In my ears. I don't feel feel guilty and he'll blame me for 1. The Police 2. Bobby Brown drop It In the wooden box In 210 Woodland Mall Cinema 5. Third comfortable In my skin, It hurts. It. We know the truth and that's 3. "Reminiscing," "Lonesome West Hall. Be sure your entry Is through sixth prize winners each Itches, because I haven't been why they never call us. because Loser" or 11 others 4. Pat Bena- received by 6 p.m., Wednesday, get 2 free movie passes from touched In so long, haven't felt we might tell them. We know the tar 5. Joan Jett and the Black- MAY1, 1991. Woodland Mall Cinema 5.1 hope the warmth of someone seeping truth because the feel of their hearts 6. Robert Plant 7. Juice The first prize winner will earn that YOU win something. So, In to the part of me that Is always bodies, how they felt Is left be- Newton 8. Elton John 9. Erasure himself or herself ALL of the fol- without further ado, here's "Dr. alone... Sex doesn't count, not hind when they run away, and 10. Squeeze ("Hourglass") lowing cool stuff from all of these Dave's Time Capsule Quiz." Re- when It's over too quickly. He we're left sitting alone pinching This week's quiz Is called "Dr. generous Bowling Green spon- member, Just tell me who sings wanted so badly to be with me ourselves so we don't feel the Dave's Time Capsule Quiz." sors (In alphabetical order by each one: Just an hour ago and now he can't pain, and the cotton stuffs our These are classic tunes from sponsor): The Number One Hits-One wait to leave. Not when I'm left ears and eyes, fills our minds be- some of the formative years of A S10 gift certificate from Ea- point each. alone, sleeping naked alone now, cause we know that It will never our lives. They are songs that. In systreet Cafe at 104 S. Main: 5 1982-"Centerfold," 1983-"TeU still feeling him and hating my- change. And I hide behind the a sense, define the year. 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Wooster \W »■»«si. to April 25 - May 2. 1991 All Seals SJ.00 Before 6 p.m. Oscar F'l. * * * -& with Sylvester Stallone 12 05, 2 ft. 4 30. 7:10. 9:20 / lanta II PC 0» F« Jeeoni II • e p ft 1700 200. 400 mlMtfual II IS. 20S 4 10 7 JO. 9*5 *x Silence Of Tke Uala K with Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopklni ***** ***** by Tim Funk by Wondy M.King CHUCK UPS critic Staff writer UMCLUNK HeU'sDitch Video has Integrated Itself Into by Chuck Travis Island Record* almost every aspect of our lives. ■ There are videos of our child- The Poguetry we once hoods, high school graduations, Umciank knew Is still In motion; but and countless other embarasslng B&rescblonghoagie It's slowed down a bit. Hells and sentimental moments. Independent release Ditch, the latest Pogues' This video revolution Is now release, takes the relaxed surfacing at the University with state of the previous Peace the creation of a video yearbook. There are those musi- and Love closer to dis- The Key Video Yearbook Is In- cians who strive for the appointment. As one who tended not only to sum up the limelight, fame and fortune. delights In the merry chaos school year, but to show the And then there are those and pub roots of the old Po- campus the way It really Is. who are searching for the gues, I would not hesitate to "The video can cover so much lost chord. Umclunk is In say the years of beer and more — things we can't cover In the latter category. Baresch- whiskey have taken their the book every year," Amy Fran- longhoagle Is their new toll. kart, editor of the Key and the local release and It traces This Is especially true of video, said. the unconsciously Influ- Shane McGowan's once glo- The video will cover a wide va- enced movements of four riously untamed vocals. riety of campus events from musicians on a trek through McGowan could never gain sports events to music concerts, musical Nirvana for that vocal virtuosity: but his be- from the Student Recreation lost sacred chord which loved raspy bellow has mel- Center to Greek events, from the chimes in all of us. This lowed Into a more laborious downtown bars to Dry Dock. release Isn't for the Instant- and breathless tone. According to John Potter, ly gratified, however. It Is a He//s Ditch sacrifices vldeographer for the project, cassette filled with textures, some of the Pogues' Instru- some of the events covered are rhythms that soar Into ne- mental ribaldry and speed the frantic scenes that occur dur- bulous depths and heart- Their usual festive pace of ing book buybacks and at the beat chambers. It will take string, accordion, and per- computer labs during finals you on a river ride through cussion have met a simpler week. a sonic landscape. And It is and slower mix of Ameri- "We try to cover every event Insider/Jeff Rodcliffe In this fashion with which can style bass and drum. we can," he said. "We're trying to HE'LL BE YOUR CAMERA i Key vldeographer John Potter with tools of his trade you must approach It. Chris Th« LP also frightfully In- put together something that's go- Comer plays key boards. creases their tendency to ing to be fast-paced and hard- academics. It's the synthesis of a year In the life of the students,'" Bart Foster rules the skins. adapt an "old west" sound. hitting. all these things combined." he said. John Blnkowskl of Living But the essence of Pogue "To compact an entire year of The Idea Is the brainchild of The video costs S9.95 when End fame handles guitar du< has not completely faded. life at Bowling Green Into a the Key's advisor, Bob Bortel. ordered with the Key, and tics, and Troy Ranks does Spider Stacy's whistle and 40-mlnute tape Is not an easy "It was something I felt was $29.95 if ordered alone. Orders "bass concepts," whatever Terry Woods' mandolin task." Potter added. appropriate to try In the Bowling can be placed at the Key office, that means. have not compromised their Potter also said he Is planning Green market," Bortel said. 28 West Hall. crisp Irish strain. to videotape East Merry Mania Bortel said the purpose of the this weekend, and will visit local video yearbook Is to capture with bars next Thursday. sound and moving images what The lyrical texture of the "This Is what Bowling Green Is you cannot achieve with pictures HCSL The. 11. v JNTSCTILS Pogues still remains. "Rain all about," Potter said. "It's not and photographs. Street" revisits the gritty Just the bars and It's not Just the "The video is representative as story «III ng of Rum. So- 1 domr and the Lath. One of the IP's gems. 1 Wake of the Medusa, treads the robust ground of earlier Pogue try On Its own. Hell'3 Dttch promises varied musicianship and contemporary Irish sound to those otherwise unsea- soned. KLA-ZEL THEATRE HOWLING OIIILN • 111 I y,l KEVIN COSTNLK 3RD OSCAR WINNING WEEKI TONITE AT: 8:00 SAT » SUN AT: 1:00. 4:30. AND 8 00 Bedroom Farce iroa April 18-20 & 25-27 ai f> p.m. I April 21 ai 2 p.m. FRIDAY « SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SPECIAL! Eva N'.ane Saini Theatre ANIMATED HOCK 1 ROU FANTASY I "WAVY MEIA1 1 ii SOS M • Students .'Sr Cm/em *~. FRIDAY t SATURDAY AT tnr meivauon* call ;!72-27 IV MIDNIGHT I ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ u,l"T"f'*l"r Friday, April 26, 1991 WHITE PUNKS ON DOPE STORM THE AIRWAVES Thessalonian Dope Gods bring the noise by Frank Espotlto TDG's dynamic duo are ES3 (Ed The TDG concept was born In the editor Shlmborske) and DeSade (Randy summer of 1988. Wilson). Shlmborske Is a Junior at "I was getting more Into hea- the University of Toledo while vier guitar and heavier drums It's 1991 and the machines are Wilson currently resides in Chi- and focusing more on lyrics. I taking over. cago. The music they create Is caught wind of Ministry and Musically, this advance of simultaneously hypnotic and dis- other things," Shlmborske said. technology has turned such tac- turbing. According to Shlmbor- Meanwhile, Wilson was ex- tics as sampling Into art. Drum ske, TDG's sound "combines the ploring Sly & The Family Stone machines and synthesizers are hard edge of metal with aggres- and various forms of Instrumen- DOPE RHYMES. DOPE BEA TS. DOPE CUTS i The Thessalonian Dope Gods In sive lyrical content." After hear- the new weapons of the dance tal music. The first song TDG re- full effect- ES3 (left) and DeSade. floor. Grooves explode at the ing such standout TDG tracks as corded was "Sin & Fear Divine." touch of a button. Sampling can "A Touch of Evil" and "Radio The summer of '88 also saw stations across the country well Shlmborske partially agrees with turn one man's meat Into another Free Fear." It would be hard to the Inception of Urban Witch- as at Cleveland's WMMS. Urban these attacks. man's murder. disagree. craft, the ongoing TDG compila- Wltchcraftalsore.ce.lved. a review "It's not as much music as Out of this melee comes "In- The pair met while In high tion which at last count had from the nationally-distributed some other forms," he said. "But dustrial." It's cold, hard, and school In Warren. Ohio. They grown to Include 26 cuts. Alternative Press In early 1991. It all depends on how Ingenious angry. Such Industrial pioneers formed the Noys Bolze. an early Shlmborske moved to Toledo TDG plan to make their studio you are with it — you could be as Ministry and Nltzer Ebb. as version of TDG. In 1986. In fall 1988 while Wilson stayed debut this summer In either clever...or you could be docile." well as rising stars like Nine Inch "The Noys Bolze was an Art of In Warren. The duo continued to Cleveland or Chicago. They're Nails, have brought these sounds Noise-type band," Shlmborske work on TDG material whenever hoping for a CD release next year In the midst of the musical to the masses. said. "We were both Infatuated they could. This arrangement has on Sin Club, a newly-established chaos which Is TDG's native ele- In Northwest Ohio, this cul- with the whole concept of sam- continued since Wilson moved to Ohio alternative label. ment, Shlmborske keeps a clear tural responsibility has fallen pling. We were Just getting the Chicago In early 1990. Like many Industrial bands, mind about TDG's Identity. Into the hands of the Thessalon- hang of the equipment." Urban Witchcraft has received TDG must respond to accusations "If I had to define our music. ian Dope Gods, a sonic duo who These early compositions were extensive airplay at WXUT. UT's that Industrial Isn't really music I'd call it punk," he declared In a have slowly gained regional at- recorded on a simple four-track progressive radio station, and because it makes such extensive matter-of-fact tone. "Punk Is the tention. recorder In Wilson's bedroom. has surfaced at college radio use of dehumanizing technology. best music ever. It's raw." KISS 'N TELL: BG students produce film film Is called "Kissing Judas" and The cast and crew Includes money has been spent on equip- The film's brain trust has cho- by Marjl. Mllnor hopes are high even If the film University students as well as ment. The actors are on a defer- sen Gassman s own house on contributing writer doesn't nuke It to Burbank. some local residents filling In red payment plan, meaning they Main Street as their location for According to senior Brian smaller parts. all earn a percent of the film's most of the scenes and will also Dzyak, director of photography, Director VIII Cruz and Assistant profits after distribution. be filming two scenes In BG While some film students are the film Is "a dark comedy, and Director Velio Vannak win be as- Jason Gassman, the film's self- apartments. Downtown scenes content to make ten to fifteen sort of a tragedy, about four sisted by camera operator Debbie titled "executive producer and will be filmed In Norwalk, Ohio. minute projects, a group of Uni- roommates who don't know each Marsh and continuity director pain in the ass," also wrote the Dzyak hopes the project wll be versity seniors have ventured other very well." Dzyak added Autumn Lovejoy. screenplay. According to Gass- seen as legitimate Into their own kind of project — a that the roommates can be Funds for the film, which ex- man, the students are aiming for "We're hoping everyone looks full-length film to begin produc- viewed symbolically as countries ceed $20,000. were donated by "high production values." at this and sees that feature tion In May. The ninety-minute which don't trust each other. Ohio area businesses. Most of the "We use the term 'efficient' fUmscan come out of college," around here," he said. Dzyak said. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY The University Union m GOSPEL CHOIR |1 PRESENTS g|v offers •" A TRIBUTE TO K AFRICAN - AMERICAN J FREE REFILLS J-, LITERATURE AND GOSPEL MUSIC to oil owners of APRIL 27, 1991 6:00 PM GRAND BALLROOM THE MUG GUEST CHOIRS AKRON UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY "tea, coffee, or fountain pop UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO $1.00 DONATION AT THE DOOR Friday April 26 y»jj|ni^f>'>ipL'iW|jj^^i JJ J p.- 1 Friday, April 26, 1991 M Television Listings From Apr. 26th Thru May 3rd DAYTIME MORNING 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 CNMngm Business News This Morning Sally Jessy Raphael Family Feud Family Feud Pnce O Sign-OH Com d Wok With van Mr Oressup Sesame St a Home Shopping Spree CBS News Newsg This Morning People Ct Trump Card Family Feud Family Fejd Price CD Sign-Oil Ag-D.y NSC r*ews Todayg Sally Jessy Raphael Wh Fortune Concentr Tel Truth m Sign-Oft Conta "1>C News Good Morning America g Live - Regis S Kattue Lee Joan Rivers Home ■ S^n-Ofl Cont'd Business Homestretch Sesame Street g Instructional Programming © SijrvO* Cont'rJ Homestretch Contact Sesame Street g Instructional Programming €B All Nile Movie Cont'd Rocky-Bull 0,1, Joe N.nja Tulles Melodies Woody Muppets Robert Talon Highway to Heaven g 700 Club © Father News Happen. 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