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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. G The BG News Friday, October 16, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 75, Issue 38 Debaters' characters questioned by Tom Raum The Associated Press been "disturbed by the tone and protest that the thoughts they ut- ABC News served as moderator The tax and deficit discussion tenor of this campaign. I'm not tered were their own and not dril- for the 90-minute session. came early, when one questioner not interested in his character. led into them by aides. asked whether the three men RICHMOND, Va. - President I'm interested in changing the The candidates gave their Clinton was the leader in all the would agree not to seek re- Bush and Bill Clinton argued character of the presidency." remedies for the huge federal polls as he, Bush and Perot took election if they could not wipe over taxes and character Thurs- The 90-minute debate at the deficit, and Perot said scathingly up their positions, and Republi- out the deficit in four years. day night in free-flowing debate University of Richmond was held that neither Republicans nor cans conceded time was growing with Ross Perot. Clinton said he under unprecedented ground Democrats were willing to take short for the president to shake Clinton replied, "No, and I'll wanted the wealthy to pay their rules in which members of a live blame for the nation's huge debt. up the race for the White House. tell you why," explaining that "fair share" in higher taxes, audience asked questions. "Somewhere out there is an eliminating the deficit would re- while the president said he was Following Bush's criticism of extraterrestrial who's doing this The Arkansas governor was quire tax increases and cuts in opposed to any tax hikes. Clinton, one questioner asked to us," he said. quick to take advantage of the benefit programs so large that it Bush was more aggressive "Can't we focus on the issues and Rather than standing behind format, moving away from his could "make the economy than he had been in Sunday programs ... How can we expect the customary wooden podiums, chair and closer to the audience worse." night's first debate, criticizing the three of you to meet our Bush, Clinton and Perot sat on in responding to the first ques- Instead, he said he would Clinton for trying to come down needs?" chairs and were free to move tion. "bring it down by 50 percent and on more than one side of an issue. The questioner suggested that about. They fielded questions Perot came out as feisty as grow the economy." He said he "You can't turn the White House the candidates were steered by from an audience of 209 inde- ever, punctuating his points with would ask the "wealthy and for- Weather into the Waffle House," he said. "your political spin doctors," pendent voters, rather than from hand gestures and references to eign corporations to pay their Clinton replied that he has prompting Clinton and Perot to journalists. Carole Simpson of the audience. fair share." Students debate on election

Here comes the rain again: issues Friday, occasional by Chris Hawley showers and thunderstorms local government reporter in the morning. Mostly cloudy and turning cooler in the afternoon. High around Minutes before Ross Perot, 60, but temperatures falling George Bush and Bill Clinton into the 40s by late after- settled in for their second noon. Brisk. Chance of rain presidential debate Thursday 80 percent. Friday night, night, student supporters of variable cloudiness with each campaign voiced their scattered frost. Low in the own opinions on election issues mid-30s. Saturday, mostly during a nine-member panel sunny. High near 50. debate in the Kreischer Qua- drangle Dining Hall. The students defended their candidates on issues ranging Inside The News from voter registration reform to foreign affairs, but as in the All about Crop Walk: national debate that followed, Get ready to put on some the U.S. economy dominated walking shoes for a good discussion. The debate was or- cause. ganized as a Darrow Hall spe- Crop Walk, a six-mile cial program. walk, will start at the City Clinton supporters urged the Park at 2 p.m. Sunday to "transformation" of American benefit the Bowling Green industry and the workforce, Food Pantry and Church while Bush supporters noted World Services. During a nine-member debate in the Kreischer Quadrangle Dining students argued the views of President Bush and Bill Clinton dur- the economy's growth during □ Page three. Hall, (from left) Tom Avritt, Tom Ligman and Jeremy Zawodny ing (he debate, which was organized as a Harrow Hall special pro- speak on behalf of the Perot campaign Thursday evening. Other gram. See DEBATE, page 4. Outside Campus Art to be displayed: Centralization The work of three Chinese Economy remains weak artists will go on display to- night at Grounds For Thought, 174 S. Main St. would affect The exhibit is sponsored Consumer prices rise, weekly earnings fall by faculty in the College of Education and Allied by Martin Crufclnger for unemployment benefits fell to 383,000 for Professions and the Univer- The Associated Press the wee* ending Oct 3, the lowest level in seven BGSU uniqueness sity's School of Art as part weeks and the second straight big decline. The 16,000-peTson drop reflected big declines In by Julie Tagliaferro of a fund-raising project to WASHINGTON - Consumer prices rose a tiny they have discussed it and some support an upcoming sum- claims applications in Florida and Hawaii, which administration reporter 0.2 percent In September despite a big jump in analysts attributed to the work force stabilizing of them have met with President mer visit to Northwest Ohio fruit and vegetable prices, the government said Paul Olscamp concerning the is- by the artists. after disruptions caused by recent hurricanes. Thursday In a report showing that the weak Business inventories climbed 03 percent to University administratoi? are sue. Workshops will be con- economy was keeping a lid on inflation. concerned with the effects that Mason also said the adminis- ducted during this sum- $838.1 billion in August, the sixth increase in Economists pointed to two other reports that eight months, while business sales suffered the centralizing higher education tration and university relations mer's visit for persons in- showed Americans' average weekly earnings would have on the University and are working with student organi- terested in learning about biggest drop over the same period, 1.2 percent. plummeted 1.3 percent in September, the Economists said the combination of rising levels other state colleges. zations and the Northwest legis- Chinese culture and art by biggest setback in nearly two years, while busi- The Ohio Board of Regents lative delegation to oppose the several artists from Huxian, of unsold goods and slumping sales would very nesses continued to accumulate unwanted in- likely translate into production cutbacks in the made several recommendations ideas of centralization and the China. ventories in August. months ahead. in the Managing for the Future designation of only two research Persons making a dona- Even a report that the number of Americans Labor Secretary Lynn Martin called the two Task Force report, including cen- facilities. tion of $100 to $200 or more filing first-time claims for unemployment bene- weeks of declining jobless claims "a strong sign tralizing education and designat- Students and faculty have will receive a painting by fits fell sharply In early October failed to lift that the labor market Is continuing to improve ing Ohio State and Cincinnati un- voiced their concerns about one of the artists. economists'gloom. steadily." iversities as Ohio's only two these two aspects. Mason said. The exhibit will begin at They said there was little evidence that the The September Inflation report was used by comprehensive research facili- He said students and faculty will 7:30 p.m. For more informa- economy was poised to begin growing enough to the government to compute the benefit increase ties. be negatively affected by centra- tion about the exhibit or to make significant Inroads into the unemployment for Social Security recipients. Based on the low The proposal to centralize lization. make donations of any rate. inflation rate, 44 million Social Security recipi- higher education would lead to a Mason also said the creativity amount, contact Adelia Among the economic reports Thursday: ents will get a 3 percent increase in benefits bureaucracy, limiting the num- and uniqueness of the University Peters at 372-7339 or The 0.2 percent rise in the Labor Depart- next year, the lowest advance in six years. ber of decisions made at the indi- would be stifled. 352-6396. ment's Consumer Price Index left retail prices The increase will boost the average monthly vidual universities, said Philip "The University has taken the rising at an annual rate of just 2.9 percent Social Security check by $19 to $653. Mason, vice president for uni- time to find where its expertise through the first nine months of the year. If that Food prices in September rose 0.4 percent versity relations. lies, has developed its strengths Lottery rate holds, it would be the second-beat inflation after a 0.7 percent August price gain. Both were "Higher education is not and then has marketed this ex- performance In 27 years. For September, fruit blamed on a 12.1 percent surge over the last two served by centralizing decision- pertise and these strengths ef- CLEVELAND-Here are and vegetable prices jumped sharply for a sec- months in fruit and vegetable prices. making processes," Mason said. fectively," Mason said. "If cen- Thursday night's Ohio Lot- ond straight month, but virtually every other In September, lettuce prices shot up 15.3 per- "[The Board of Regents] is creat- tralization occurs, the creativity tery selections: category, Including energy, showed moderation. cent after a 23.4 percent surge in August. ing a cumbersome, unresponsive leading to the development Energy prices were unchanged after a 0.2 and expensive bureaucracy," would be very difficult to come Pick 3 Numbers: 1-8-9 The 1.3 percent plunge In average weekly percent drop in August. Gasoline prices fell in Mason said. De- Pick 4 Numbers: 5-7-6-7 earnings was the biggest drop since October both months, declining 0.7 percent in Septem- Mason said it is ironic that the centralization would primarily 1990 and reflected declines m the average num- ber. Board of Regents recommends affect the structure of the Uni- The Super Lotto jackpot is ber of hours worked and average earnings, lite Clothing coats were up 0.2 percent in Septem- centralization since the report versity and the academic area, $16 million. earnings decline was the third in the last four ber while housing costs edged up 0.1 percent. also calls for the simplification of said Robert Arrowsmith, interim months and was consistent, economists said, The biggest Increase for any of the major cate- bureaucracies. vice president for student af- with a stagnant economy that has been shedding gortea was In medical care, which rose 0.5 per- Administrators have not met fairs. Compiled from staff and high-paying manufacturing Jobs. cent in September and is up 7 percent over the officially to discuss how centra- Although centralization may wire reports. The number of Americans filing new claims last 12 months. lization will affect the individual areas, Mason said. However, See CENTRALIZE, page 3. Opinion page two The BG News Friday, October 16, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News

E.A.R. to the Ground This weekend, the Bowling Green Newest to the Who's Who List is Re- Falcons are traveling to the Toledo publican Sen. Orrin Hatch, of Utah, Glass Bowl to play their archrivals - famous for the Anita Hill-Clarence - the Rockets - for thelrHomecoming Thomas Hearings. game. If anyone has tried to get tickets, you In a meeting that was closed to the know the prices of them are ridiculous- public, Hatch addressed College Re- ly high - at least for a typical college publicans (and at the last minute, The student. News and BG 24 News), encouraging at UT actually hiked the guest ticket the meeting to support our previous price for this particular game to $15 vistor, President George Bush. and $18 as opposed to the normal price of admission of $10 and $13. This price College Repubican Chairman Scott College Republicans should is $5 more than it was last year. Ziance said Hatch was sent here as a UT officials said the reason for the "thank you" for being such a good host hike is to pay for rising costs in the ath- to President Bush Sept. 26. learn how to use propaganda letic department, including financial While it's cool to have the president scholarships. of the United States visit a mere college In Tuesday's edition of The Even more amusing in its ir- And if you don't have a ticket yet, you town such as this (like it was four years News, a letter to the editor ap- relevancy is the "Slick Willie and can pretty much forget about going - ago when President Reagan graced us peared which emphasized choos- Juliet Cook Enviro-Boy" flier. As if being 1 unless you want to scalp. Seems the with his presence), why can't he help us ing the leader of our nation based environmentally concerned is game at the Glass Bowl has been sold out a little more than he preaches? upon facts. The letter was sub- condemnable. I think its about out for two weeks. If only the fans at mitted by College Republican time we get someone with a more BG, who have a 3-0 team to support, had Also, if Sen. Hatch was so adamant to Kelly Sibert. environmentally conscious atti- Included in the text of the let- tude in the White House; as much spirit as Rocket fans, then the support Bush, or state his opinion, why ter was the following remark, someone who is finally willing to Falcons might really be a team to was it necessary to have it a closed "The election of the president is take action in this area. After all, reckon with. meeting? a grave decision which must be if today's world leaders don't • •* Ziance called Hatch "the model for made based upon information make the environment a big is- all of us young Republicans." and intelligent reasoning and de- sue, then there will be no future. Another fast food joint has hit Bowl- duction, not on such nonsense as And need I mention the "Gen- ing Green. Hungry students can now If Sen. Hatch's opinion was so neces- a College Democrat reason..." ifer Flower scented condoms" travel to Hot 'n Now and grab what they sary to be heard, why couldn't he come Sibert then identified the par- evant and which is true "non- flier? I do so only because of its advertise as "100 percent Pure Beef out and say it to all of Bowling Green? ticular College Democrat reason sense." absolute tastelessness is a reflec- Burgers & More." Problem is, if you If this is the word of truth, shouldn't all to which he was referring Ac- Because most of the College tion of the College Republicans don't want ketchup, mustard or pickles of us have the opportunity to hear it? cording to Sibert, College Demo- Republicans' propaganda lacks as a whole, then they are truly a on your burger, you're out of luck. It • ** crats think that we should vote any semblance of relevance, they pathetic organization. for Bill Clinton because "he has are only making the task of sort- Of course, I suppose the Col- seems that a Hot 'n Now company poli- hundreds of BGSU students run- lege Republicans can't really be cy forbids customers to request any Congratulations to the Falcon soccer ning a high road, issue-based blamed for their disgusting and sort of special order. Want 'em to hold team on their outstanding week. Quiet- campaign for him. Bush has "Since most of die College irrelevant campaign of spewing the pickles or cut back on the mustard? ly, the squad rolled to a victory over about a dozen doing the exact op- issue-skirting propaganda all How about a double cheeseburger national powerhouse Indiana - for the posite." Republican's propaganda is over the place. plain? Then your best bet is probably first time ever in 12 tries. The team is This comment may be inter- lacking any semblance of In between all of George to travel down the road to the Golden 12-0-1 and ranked fifth in the nation ac- preted by some as being some- relevance, they are only Bush's accusations about foreign Arches. At least they still give you your cording to this week's Gator- what true; others might see it as soil anti-war demonstations and burgers any way you want them. ade/Intercollegiate Soccer Association strictly propagandist. No matter making the task of sorting draft dodging, it might be nice to *** poll. Now if only they could get fans to how you view it, though, it cer- information easier for the see him mention a real issue support them out at Mickey Cochrane tainly is a far more valid- every once in a while. He is too sounding statement than the ir- rest of us." busy griping about draft dodging It seems that Bowling Green has be- Field. Not very likely when the fans relevant and immature propa- to realize that his real problem is come the Mecca of national politicos of don't even show up for their own ganda being posted across cam- issue dodging. all types. Homecoming football game. pus by the College Republicans. Similarly, in between all of the For this reason, I thought it was ing information easier for the College Republicans' negative pretty ironic that a College Re- rest of us. propaganda, it might be nice to publican had written a letter Many of the College Republi- see a valid point made every once stressing the importance of "the can's fliers, for example, focus in a while. Perhaps they should Labeling is creating problems facts." on Bill Clinton's supposed draft reasses their own tactics before dodging. As if being anti-war is a they start lecturing others to that closes our eyes, ears and Prejudice is the child of ignor- I realize that as any major po- negative thing. As if one must stick to the facts. ance. minds to people just because litical campaign progresses, pro- bear arms to be patriotic. I think It is unrealistic to expect elec- Ever had something happen to Jacqueline Porter they see the world a little paganda is inevitable. It accosts it's about time we get someone tion-year propaganda to be you that' really made you differently than what we're nor- our eyeballs from both sides, and with a more non-militant altitude avoided. However, it is important ashamed of your previous ac- mally used to? it is each individual's responsibil- in the White House, someone who to notice which group uses pro- tions? And made you stop and And why are we so cruel to ity to sort facts from fiction and wont squander most of our paganda more maturely and con- condemn someone for seeing think about your actual motives decide which propaganda is rel- money on weaponry. centrates on the real issues. for ridiculing someone just be- beyond that curtain? cause they had some ideas that Why does someone have to feel were a little different than what the need to justify a friendship? you were used to? Friendship alone is a precious Dave David Mller In my past four years here at and rare commodity. To turn this money-sucking institutuion your back on someone just be- I COUIO HAVE BEEtJ (*e.N' IT'S THAT we call a University, I have de- cause he or she sees the world a A CONSTRUCTION "VILIAQC PEOPLE" veloped a label for myself. I bit differently is not only ignor- WORKgR .' CREAM AtVMM/ guess you could call it "liberal." ant, it is unacceptable. -Maybe it's the company I keep. But my friend said, "Jackie, My opinions have not changed. 'Maybe it's because I worked here he's really cool, he's not as bad as In fact, they are stronger than at The News for three and a half everyone says he Is." ever. But now I understand how years. And, much to my disbelief, I the other side operates. Anyway, I discovered that discovered he was actually toler- I also understand how I acted sometimes we, as liberals, can be able - as long as we didn't dis- before. And I am ashamed. conservative in the most disas- cuss anything pertaining to our I now see people tease and har- trous of ways. differing viewpoints and I didn't rass, like I once did ... some of You see, I met someone. Not end up murdering him. After all, whom are my friends, and I am for the first time, mind you - we I did want to graduate. embarrassed. had been in contact several times As I drank more beers with I see clubs and organizations on a working basis, and not too him however, he actually turned on this campus who do much of Apocalypservice Jennifer L. Sader & Mike Martone cordial a one at that. out to be not so bad. He actually the same, and I wonder how they - I did not care for what this per- evolved into being pretty cool. get anything accomplished. son represented and I did not We progressed to where we could This is not the way to operate. want to listen to his opinion. sit in Downtown with a couple of In fact, in this way we can't solve So I chose to hate him for what pitchers and discuss our anything. The only way people he represented. different viewpoints of the same can solve anything is if they talk • Until one day when my eyes issues and not kill each other. about it. were opened. Yes, despite the odds, we be- So next time you see someone I was put into a situation where came friends. you don't exactly agree with, ask I had to be nice to him for the Unfortunately, the people I him or her to sit down and have a sake of a mutual friend. We were knew weren't as receptive to my beer or two. You might be sur- en route to the local bar at the new friend. prised at what you talk about. town where I interned at, and I I was teased, harrassed and You never know, you might found out that he was working told I was selling out. even find out you like the person. there too - much to my chagrin. I Ignored it the first time this What a concept. As we were driving to our final happened, was annoyed the sec- Jacqueline Porter was the destination, I was informed he ond and angry the third. But by summer editor of The News and was meeting us at the bar. I was the fourth, I was pissed. was hoping to take this semester not happy. What is it about human nature off- Local Friday, October 16, 1992 The BG News page three Greeting-card sentiments... Crop Walk fund-raiser Sweetest Day was invented to show care for neglected

by Karen Meyer aids needy worldwide contributing reporter : by Mellndi C. Monhirt Thinking of Sweetest Day {V,/EETEST DAY &i^jf:' city life reporter "Churches have the best doesn't generally bring thoughts TtarcftKhmttilest hunger programs in the United of orphans, shut-ins or other huMtr Bnmn to the States because they don't work often-neglected people to mind. Get ready to put on some with the bureaucracy," But originally, the holiday was walking shoes for a good cause. Bate* StitM tecawn ttsy Thompson said. "They're de- meant not for one's true love but Crop Walk, a six-mile walk, don't work with ttn livering it to Somalia themself. for people just like these. will start at the City Park at 2 * -—-- — — — — .- tt There are no administrative Barbara Miller, Hallmark pub- pjn. Sunday to benefit the Bupuwracy. costs. It all goes for food." lic relations representative, said Bowling Green Food Pantry Rev. Bill Thompson, Crop Walk Is a way of provid- Sweetest Day was started by a and Church World Services. United Christian ing people with a way to fight Cleveland man named Herbert People involved with Crop world hunger, Thompson said. Birch Kingston, who stood out- Walk will solicit pledges from Fellowship campus side movie theaters and distrib- "[Sweetest Day] is basically a much money as Valentine's Day, people and the money will be minister "All you tvve to do is walk. uted candy and gifts to the Northern holiday. In the South- it does create a profit. collected by Church World Walking is a way of raising underprivileged to remind them ern states such as Georgia, no She said about two million Services, said the Rev. Bill people's consciousness," he someone cared. cards are sold," said Nancy Sweetest Day cards are sold per Thompson, United Christian vices, while the other 25 per- said. "In Bowling Green we "About 60 years ago, Kingston, Shaver, manager of the Napoleon year compared to about one bil- Fellowship campus minister. cent stays In the area for the dent have a hunger problem a candy company employee, Hallmark store. lion Valentine's Day cards. Church World Services is an Bowling Green Food Pantry. like larger cities, but we have a wanted to bring joy to orphans, agency set up by 32 Christian "It has been tradition in this responsibility as people to help shut-ins or others who were often She said Sweetest Day cards Although she was unable to churches. The mainline Protes- community for many years," care for others." forgotten or neglected," Miller are mostly sold in Michigan, disclose the amount of revenue tant denominations like Meth- he said. "It's all over the said. Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin: grossed on Sweetest Day, Riviere odist, Presbyterian and Epis- United States." Burns said she participated She said others soon adopted "Because [Sweetest Day] origin- said men tend to buy more cards copalian, for example, are in- Student Coordinator for Crop in Crop Walk last year and it the practice and what is now ated in Cleveland, the tradition for the day than on other holi- volved, Thompson said. Walk Eileen Burns said that was a good experience. known as Sweetest Day became a just has not spread very far." days. "Church World Services has Crop Walk Is a good project tradition. Over time, people be- been working in overseas de- because it builds awareness. "The whole purpose of it is to gan distributing gifts to their Nancy Riviere, director of "Unlike most other holidays, velopment since after World become aware that we're friends and family and then it communications for Hallmark where women buy 90 percent of War 1 to help Europe," he said. "You see people walking taking only one day of the year turned into a gesture of love and Greeting Card Co., said although all greeting cards, men, on this "The project now in effect Is through the city with signs that to walk," she said. "Other peo- romance. Sweetest Day doesn't generate as day, buy over 20 percent." flying food into Somalia.'' say •Crop Walk,' " she said. ple have to walk all of the time The organization also con- "People in Wood County need it because they have nowhere to CENTRALIZE ducts projects in Third and and the Bowling Green Food live." Continued from page 1. "There is a clear indication evaluations and effects of centra- Fourth World countries. Pantry always needs food." not cause internal changes to the that evaluation activities will lization will be discussed in more Thompson added that 75 per- People can also pledge To get a pledge envelope, various administrative areas, in- occur if the task force proposals [ detail at a public hearing about cent of the money raised from money to other projects that contact Bill Thompson at the cluding student affairs and uni- go into effect]," Arrowsmith the issue. The meeting is sched- Crop Walk pledges will go di- Church World Services works United Christian Fellowship at versity relations, Arrowsmith said. uled for Nov. 5 at 4:30 p.m. in the rectly to Church World Ser- on. 3S2-7S34. said these areas would be evalu- Driscoll Center Auditorium at ated. Arrowsmith said the possible the University of Toledo. HOME FALCON VOLLEYBALL...TOIMIGHT 7PM/T0M0RR0W4PM

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Otherwise they're going to be on shaky constitu- WASHINGTON - Lawmakers will get a 3.2 per- tional ground," said NTU spokesman Pete Sepp. cent raise next year, a House official said Thurs- Accepting the increase "violates the intent and day. also the spirit of the amendment," he said. Beginning in January, salaries for the House and The Denver-based American Constitutional Law Senate will be $133,644. That's up from $129,500 Foundation has begun surveying members of the this year. House and Senate and their challengers in the Nov. Under a 1989 law setting up automatic cost-of- 3 election, asking whether they will sign on as living adjustments, a formula decided what 1993 plaintiffs in a lawsuit seeking repeal of the auto- salaries will be - nobody had to vote on it. matic pay raise. That formula determined that next year's salar- The surveys, which were being mailed this week, ies should be beefed up by 3.2 percent, said George say the nonprofit foundation "intends to ask a fed- Chapin, director of payroll in the House Sergeant- eral court to declare the pay raise unconstitu- at-Arms office. Federal judges and top bu- tional." reaucrats will get the same increase. The author of the 27th Amendment, founding Earlier this year, the Constitution was changed father James Madison, thought it "unseemly" fcr a to outlaw midterm congressional pay raises. But sitting Congress to take a pay raise. there's considerable dispute over whether the 27th Amendment applies to the previously approved House Speaker Tom Foley, however, has said COLAs. that the House abided by Madison's wishes when it The new amendment says: "No law varying the voted in 1989 for a pay raise that did not take ef- compensation for the services of the Senators and fect until after the 1990 elections. He said he Representatives shall take effect until an election doesn't think the Madison Amendment quashes the of Representatives shall have intervened." COLAs. The National Taxpayers Union interprets that to The law allows the annual adjustments to be as mean the January COLA cannot be pocketed right high as 5 percent. away. For 1992, the adjustment was 3.5 percent. blotter 3 A resident of Fourth Street was parked in front of the stu- reported a rifle and a hunting dent's residence on Clough bow were stolen from the trunk Street. A neighbor child later of his vehicle Friday, police said. admitted to taking the permit, n Miriam M. Shaheen, 36, of police reported. Findlay, was cited for theft Sat- -\ Donald L. Zellers, 21, of urday. Shaheen allegedly at- Toledo, was charged with assault tempted to steal an $88 Liz Clai- Wednesday at Uptown, 162 N. borne sweater and $50 shirt from Main St. Police said Zellers al- Ulhman's, 139 N. Main St., ac- legedly swung a chain, causing a cording to police. gash in a man's head, during a O Robert A. Romig, 139 Dar- fight in the bar. Zeller allegedly Tht BC Ncwi/Llnda Ltnc row Hall, was cited for underage during the day. According to told police he swung the chain in consumption Sunday in Ashley police, the man was returning an attempt to break up the fight. McDonald's Is celebrating 20 years of service at its 1470 E. Wooster St. location. Marketing Director Hall, police said. from work when he noticed the O A man reported someone Kim Koch said McDonald's Is offering 20-cent Ice cream cones, cookies and pies until Sunday as part CJ A South Enterprise Street rear of his vehicle was resting on stole his "Club" anti-theft device of the celebration. resident reported Monday that bricks. from his vehicle Tuesday while it the two back tires were stolen O A campus parking permit was parked on Clough Street. f ft.WAft.ft pOOQOPOOOOOOOOOt IStJJUlSUULSLSLSULSLZSULSLSLSUlAJi from his car, which was parked was reported stolen from a com- Nothing else was reported miss- Falcon Feverxatch lt in a lot in front of the man's home muter student's vehicle when it ing from the vehicle, police said. DEBATE Continued from page 1. the 1980s and criticized eco- ton supporter Todd Wesseler among public schools while Re- tists, of doctors and of lawyers, nomic conditions during Demo- said. publicans urged support for and in that we lag behind the cratic control. Perot advocates took a similar Bush's Head Start, Education world," Dorland said. "We don't "Compared to the recession stance on budget issues, echoing 2000 and public/private school have a shortage of painters." during the Carter years, we are concern about the federal deficit voucher programs. Both Bush and Clinton sup- not in a recession," Bush sup- and urging further cuts in the porters took jabs at Perot, saying porter Dave Dorland said. military, especially in the area of Bush supporters faced criti- if the independent candidate be- While Republicans charged overseas defense in former Cold cism for a lack of support for the comes president, it would cause Clinton with costing the U.S. jobs War hotspots. fine arts in their candidate's Ed- governmental "gridlock." by cutting military spending, ucation 2000 program. "[Perot] will be taken seriously Clinton supporters advocated job "We don't need to spend money "[The arts) is what we need in ... but will he be able to work with retraining toward "high-tech, ... to defend things that we don't our schools so we're not making the Congress? I don't think so," high-wage" industries. need to defend anymore," Perot our students robots," College College Democrats President supporter Jeremy Zawodny said. Democrats Vice President Sam Mike Cook said. "Everything comes down to job The three groups differed on Melendez said. Republicans Perot supporters countered by retraining and moving our econ- education issues, with Demo- urged a second look at priorities saying the Texas billionaire's po- omy into the kind of the economy crats pushing Clinton's National in educational reform programs. litical inexperience should be that can pay off the deficit," Clin- Trust Fund proposal and choice "We have a shortage of scien- seen as an advantage. GET ROWDY! FALCON HOCKEY HOME OPENER TONIGHT 7:00!

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byAlex Bricker sports writer also have a new face in the de- will be potential goal scorers fense with freshman Chad Ack- Mark Lindsay (41-26-67 for the erman (9-17-26 for the Des Samia Hanson Bees), Jason Clark When Bowling Green began Monies Buccaneers). (27-53-80 for the St. Thomas their on-ice practice Monday, the York will have a hard time de- Stars], Mike Hall (40-68-108 for focus of improvement from last ciding who to put in goal. Sopho- the Nepean Raiders), and Jeff season's 8-21-5 record was not more Will Clarke impressed Herman (51-71-122 for the Belli- just in one area. many when he started 14 out of ngham Ice Hawks). All are Falcon coach Jerry York has the last 17 games, and one would freshmen. been focusing on all the depart- think that he would get the nod to When BG opens this Friday ments of this year's team. BG tend the net in the first game. night, there will be 26 men on the had the worst record in school But the starting goalie spot has Falcon roster. But cuts may still history last year and the team is not been decided yet. be made throughout the season. looking to make some major im- "Right now, it's pretty compet- "We'll eventually work our provements and completely for- itive. We've had a good week of way down to three goalies and get last year. watching the four goalies work in maybe cut one defenseman and "We're going to have to con- practice," York said. "Maybe one forward," York said. "We centrate from the goal right on we'll get some separation during won't be cutting anytime soon. out. We need our goaltending and the next few days." We'll let things develop." our defense to really be Senior Angelo Libertucci will stronger," York said. "But we be fighting to get the starting The Falcons are opening the J also need to score some early goalie spot back from Clarke. season Friday at home against ■ goals. We'd love to jump out to an Libertucci will also have to fend the University of Toronto at 7 early lead and build on that lead." off sophomore Nathan Cressman p.m. The Blues had a record of; Heading the defense will be and freshman prospect Aaron 24-15-2 and finished in third- juniors Glen Mears (one goal and Ellis, who was drafted by the place in the Ontario Universities two assists for three points), Quebec Nordiques in the 11th Athletic Association. UT is off to Todd Reirden (8-7-15), Jeff Wells round of June's NHL draft. a 5-1 start this season and will be (5-13-18) and sophomore Bran- On the offense, the Falcons will entering Friday's game on a don Carper (2-16-18). have three potent goal scorers in three-game winning streak. The defense suffered yet an- senior Brett Harkins (8-39-47), other casualty recently when junior Sean Pronger (9-7-16) and UT is coached by a familiar sophomore Greg de Vries quit sophomore Brian Holzinger face to BG fans that have been the team for personal reasons. (14-8-22). Pronger will have to sit around for a while. The Blues are York has been testing senior cap- out the first game against the coached by former Falcon Paul tain Ty Eigner and senior Paul University of Toronto as pun- Titanic. Titanic scored 56 goals The BG NtwifTim Norm.n Basic on defense during practice ishment for violating team rules and 140 points at BG and served Senior Ty Kin HIT looks up Ice, contemplating what he will do with the puck during preseason practice. in order to add numbers to the before training camp started. as a graduate assistant for York The Falcon hockey team begins the season tonight at 7:00 p.m. against the University of Toronto. defensive position. The FalconsFalcon: Joining these three on offense in 1979-80. Falcons to face important rival Tennis Preview The women's tennis team goes on the road to play at Cincin- by Glen Lubbert watch a MAC game. in the conference for pass receiving behind nati this weekend. sports editor While the Falcons won their 11th straight UT's Marcus Goodwin. With 157 career cat- "This should be our toughest opponent to date,"coach Penny conference game with a 31-14 victory over ches, Szlachcic needs only two receptions to Dean said. "The last two years that we've played them have been Ohio University last weekend, Toledo picked take over second place on the Falcon career tough matches. Hopefully, with some improved play from some Throw out the record books. up only its first MAC win of the season, receiving list and third place on the MAC of our singles positions, we can take a couple more points. Our Ignore the fact that the Bowling Green taking Western Michigan, 21-12. list. doubles play has been solid our year, especially last week." football team is leading the Mid-American "They obviously made the big plays de- Behind every quality receiver is a quality -Compiled by David Harpster,sports writer Conference with a 4-2 overall record and a fensively when they needed them the most," quarterback, and White ranks among the 3-0 league score. And don't dismiss the Uni- Blackney said. "There's no better time for best in the conference with a 110.83 passing versity of Toledo, who has only one confer- their confidence level to be increased than efficiency. But the numbers don't exactly BOWLING GREEN ence win in three tries and a 3-2 overall this week." tell the whole story. White has become the tf mark, seventh in the MAC. When the two Confidence or not, the Rockets will have epitome of competition over the last two teams meet Saturday at the Glass Bowl, the their hands full with an inspired Falcon seasons, according to Blackney. His en- game will transcend mere wins and losses. offense. According to Blackney, the whole thusiasm for the game was most apparent offensive squad is working "so well after the Falcons' 44-34 victory over East In terms of importance, this ranks among together." The offensive line really wants to Carolina. + + the biggest for the Falcon squad. When the play their best so quarterback Erik White "He was into that game," Blackney said. season began, head coach Gary Blackney sat can make something happen. When White "He wanted the ball in his hands. He ran UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE down with his team to map out the goals for completes a pass to Mark Szlachcic or Ron- with authority and conviction." the defending MAC champions. According to nie Redd or Leroy Smith, the offensive line White's authority has been under some of Blackney, every down, every play of the takes great pride in their achievement. the biggest pressure early in the season 1992 campaign would be used for three pur- against Ohio State and Wisconsin. But he has fr poses, to repeat as conference champions, to It's those team efforts that have put the been able to bounce back and play two win the first Las Vegas Bowl and to beat Falcons second in total offense, moving the straight solid games including a last week- Toledo. ball 361.7 yards per game. More specifically, end's 31-14 win over OU. White was able to Perhaps the biggest factor in the contest it has been the passing offense (215.7 yards connect 12 passes on 23 attempts with one will come from Toledo's home field advan- per game) that has catapulted BG to the top interception for 161 yards. tage. The last time the visiting team went of the conference. "You can't ask for anything more from a home victorious was in 1983, when UT Individually, Szlachcic has caught a pass competitive person and a competitive ath- defeated BG, 6-3, in front of 33,527 at Doyt L. in 31 consecutive games and four or more in lete," Blackney said about White's perform- Perry Stadium, the largest crowd ever to 18 straight games, which ranks him second ance against the Bobcats. SWEETEST DAY Jays and Braves set to square off OCTOBER 17 by Ben Walker and Ronald Blum aged the Blue Jays from 1982 un- Reardon and Charlie Leibrandt. Saturday night in Atlanta on The Associated Press til May 1989, when Cito Gaston Both teams go into Game 1 emotional highs. I Remember Your Sweetheart with a card took over. and gift from the University Bookstore Toronto relievers Duane Ward The Toronto Blue Jays and At- and Mark Eichhorn pitched for FALL CONCERT BAND & WIND ENSEMBLE lanta Braves are plenty familiar Atlanta, while Francisco Cabrera IN CONCERT Open Saturdays: 9am - 5pm with each other. played briefly for the Blue Jays Jack Morris beat the Braves in Mon-Thurs: 8am-6pm in 1989. Mark Kelly, conductor Game 7 of the World Series last David Cone, Roberto Alomar, Friday: 8am - 5pm year, winning 1-0 in 10 innings, Joe Carter and Candy Maldonado Tom Dean, Graduate Assistant conductor walking away from the Minne- are among the several Blue Jays sota Twins with the MVP award who played in the National Sunday, October 18th @ 3 p.m. in Kobacker Mastercard/Visa Phone: 372-2851 and taking it to Toronto. League. 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in the country play. Teams ing up the ball and running with Q. Who is fifth in the nation, 9.1 don't know the rules of the for MAC sweep ranked this high do not exist too it? knocked off a nationally ranked game. often in any sport in BG. 2.1 don't know what to wear to by Mike Slates Haluska is fourth in the divi- Big 10 team, and is undefeated? My answer: Go to the game. sports writer There are plently of know- 6.1 don't know anyone else who a soccer game. sion in blocks per game and A The football team My answer: Wear anything ledgeable fans who will gladly is going. 10th in kills per game. B. The basketball team Brown and Orange, showing your C. The hockey team elaborate on the action on the My answer: Convince your Although this will mark the friends to go - the more the mer- school spirit. Make sure it's The volleyball team looks to first time Bowling Green has D The soccer team field. warm too, the wind gets a little sweep the first half of the A If you didn't answer "D," rier. If you don't have friends, played Akron in two years, plenty of nice people attend the cold. Mid-American Conference Van De Walle feels she has then you are missing one of the 1. I still don't understand ex- games. Be adventurous and meet season this weekend as it enough information to face hottest sports teams at this uni- Randy Setter actly what they are doing on the hosts Akron on Friday and new people. the Zips. versity. Hurry immediately to field. Kent the following night. "We always try to get the next game, conveniently 5. I don't know who any of the Game times are set for 7 p.m. enough information on our scheduled for 2 p.m. on Sunday players are. My answer If you really want and 4 p.m., opponents as we can, but we versus Detroit Mercy, and see My answer: You don't need to to know, watch the professors of respective- were unable to get a video Gary Palmisano's 12-0-1 Falcons know who the players are. Cheer the game at work. Watch Bob ly- tape of them," Van De Walle charge towards a possible NCAA for the team wearing the white Boyle [5] and Rob Martella [9] Bowling said. "However, we feel we Tournament berth. home jerseys and study the free work their offensive magic in Green, have heard enough about [the I scientifically compiled a Top programs for future reference. combination with a slew of tal- which Is Zips] and basically we just Ten list of excuses why people 4. I don't want to walk to the ented midfielders and backfiel- alone in focus on what we need to do don't show up at soccer games. soccer field. ders led by Chris Williams [14] first with a on our side of the net to win." Actually, I made up a list off the My answer: We just have a and Pepe Aragon [4]. If you still 7-0 league This will be the second time top of my head and I shot down walking problem. Take the shut- don't understand, just fake it and mark and is Kent has come to Anderson every single excuse. Sample the 8. The weatherman said it is go- tle, bum a ride, take someone cheer loudly when the Falcons 14-4 overall, Arena this season. The Fla- list and if your excuse does not ing to be cold this weekend. with a car hostage, take a taxi, score. has Van DeWalle shes participated in the show up on the list, then you My answer: Cold weather pro- have someone carry you on their Get off your butt, show your defeated every team in the Brown and Orange Invita- don't have to show up. But you vides a perfect excuse to bring back - do whatever it takes to get school spirit, and head on out to division except for the Zips tional in which they were should attend anyway. along someone special to share a there! 3. I want to watch football the Mickey Cochrane soccer and the Flashes, both of whom swept by the Falcons in a non- 10.1 don't know where the soc- blanket with while watching the this weekend. field to catch one of BG's most it has not faced yet in a league conference match. cer field is located. action. My answer: Soccer is known successful soccer teams ever. match. Akron comes to town Starring for Kent this year My answer It's tucked neatly 7.1 have to study for a test and throughout the world as football. Randy Setter is a sports writer with a 3-4 showing in the con- is junior setter Nicole Parry. between the Ice Arenc and the write a paper. Why not come and watch the for The News and will be in at- ference (7-11 overall) while Parry is ninth in the confer- football stadium for your conven- My answer: Take a study break game orignally known as football tendance at this weekend's soc- Kent sports a 2-5,4-11 record. ence in assists with a 6.31 ience. and watch the fifth-ranked team before Americans started pick- cer game. "This weekend is important mark and is 10th in digs per because we have been so suc- game with 3.11. cessful in the conference up The Falcons, trying for to this point and our goal has their 21st and 22nd straight Soccer team tops Dayton, 1 -0 been to go undefeated in the victories in the MAC, will first half of the MAC season," look to senior setter Carey by Randy Setter head coach Denise Van De Amos and senior outside hit- sports writer play, making a run down the sidelines. Fer- ton to S shots, limiting the Flyers to only 3 Walle said. "We have to make ters Angel lette Love and Holli guson passed the ball to Boyle, who was shots on net that goaltender Dan Traver had sure that we do not look past Costein to lead the offense. headed for the corner. Boyle spun off a de- to save. this weekend." Amos is third in assists per The soccer team needed to score only one fender and crossed it to Martella in front of "We did a good job of possessing the ball The Zips, in the midst of game (10.68) and fifth in hit- goal to beat Dayton 1-0 in Wednesday even- the net. and stepping up in the midfield,"Palmisano their first MAC season, have ting percentage (.303). Love ing's contest. Despite the close score, which The goal marked Martella's 10th of the said. won their last two matches. ranks fifth in kills per game was due to playing on a bumpy and narrow season and his 41st career goal, leaving him BG bumped its record up to 12-0-1, re- They beat Central Michigan (3.48) and ninth in digs per field, the game solely belonged to the Fal- one short of tying Mark Jackson's record of maining unbeaten in the team's last IS in four games last week but game (3.16) while Costein is cons. 42 goals accumulated during his career from games, dating back to a 3-0 victory over needed a fifth set to defeat third in kills per game (3.97) "The first half was pretty even; we had a 1982-85. Martella raised his season point Cleveland State last November 3rd. winless Eastern Michigan. and fifth in digs per game nice combination between Martella, Fergu- total to 26 and expanded his career total to BG puts its national ranking of fifth in the Akron boasts the talents of (3.40) son and Boyle on the goal," coach Gary Pal- 105, leaving him 2 points shy of tying Neil Gatorade/ISAA poll on the line as they host freshman setter Patti Godzin- Leading the way defen- misano said. "But the second half was all us. Ridgeway's record of 107 career points dur- Detroit Mercy at 2 p.m. Sunday at Mickey ski and senior middle hitter sively for Bowling Green is They penetrated our defense only 1 or 2 ing his 1980-83 career. Cochrane Field. Marcy Haluska. Godzinski junior middle blocker Nicky times." Senior forward Rob Martella scored The team kept constant pressure on the ranks eighth in the league in Mudrak. Mudrak is holding at the game winner at 27:32 for the Falcons Flyer defense and net with 20 shots, nine on Palmisano expressed the importance for assists per game and 10th in sixth in the MAC in blocks after accepting a crossing pass from for- net. Dayton's goalkeeper was forced to make his team not to overlook Detroit Mercy, aces per game in the MAC. per game. ward Bob Boyle. 8 saves. though the Falcons have defeated the Titans Midfielder Brian Ferguson started the On the other side, BG's defense held Day- in their previous five meetings.

mt>t> IIIW' mi IIIXK iih'i' iiii'i> ini'i' im>i> iiii'i' PI BETA PHI 1992 Runners look to beat top teams by Andy Dugan country team will travel to Ann sports writer Kalamazoo for a showdown with ment and attempt to beat Central PLEDGE CLASS Western Michigan, who beat us Arbor to compete amongst Michigan. in Chicago last week. We look nationally ranked teams in the "We're basically trying, team- OFFICERS Both the men's and women's forward to beating the Bronco Michigan Invitational. wise, to beat Central Michigan cross country teams will travel girls on their own turf," said The meet will host such teams and have the individual runners President Denise LeVere into Michigan this weekend to Price. as Michigan, Michigan State, improve their times. We want the Tennessee, Kansas, Dartmouth Vice President Maureen Meyer participate in two important first mile to be faster than last meets. The undefeated Cheri Triner and MAC school Central Michi- week, but also have as good a Secretary JoAnn Torralba The women will participate in will lead the Falcons in their SK gan. middle and end of the race as last the Western Michigan Invita- (3.1 miles) race which begins at With such high-caliber teams week's performance," Sink said. Treasurer Tina Cozzoli tional on Saturday. Women's 12 p.m. participating, men's coach Sid "Improve and beat Central Mich- Scholarship Leslie Doblaski coach Steve Price stated his ex- "We will be ready," Price Sink said the team isn't as con- igan - that's our goal." citement for the upcoming meet. stated. cerned with trying to win as The men will run an 8K (5 NMPC Representatives Heather Hammer "This Saturday, we travel to On Sunday, the men's cross much as striving for improve- miles) at 10:45 a.m. Stephanie Strancar Social Chairman Wendy Rupp HOWARD'S club H Activities Chairman Kathy Lemke 210 N. MAIN 352-9951 Historian Jen Barnes Ocr. 16 & 17-Blil*en Censors Stephanie Sumner Oct. 18 - AllNite"JAM BOAR-EE" Sarah Gray Hog Roast, Raffle, Prizes Katie Fritz 5Pm $1.00 Donation Required ^pm

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Press to 4 key to access the Alumni VIP Ser- mation and current |ob vacancies in ALL fields Get exoied lor Big/Lil Ceremony) LAURA FOR JEN vice Press the 5 key to hear your confirmed Registered students are directly referred to We'll be the best family ever! Dreaming ol the first tall ol angel snow to SERVICES OFFERED AOTT - Love. Your Big - AOTT appointments Press the star (*) key to quit employers in their desired career fields Insure shroud The fallen bed and slumber in the your access to these services by registering Chris. golden glow of her October eyes All my love 3 Press 1 K> schedule an interview. 1 4 Enter your social security number. with the Career Planning and Placement Ser- Thank you for all the memories Looking for- Mark Interested in becoming a Big Sister to a 3rd. 1 vices m your final year at Bowling Green State ward to more Happy Sweetest Day' 5. Enter the position code lor the employer 4th or 5th grade girl? For more info, call Jill, I k>ve you - Barb you'd like to interview (this number is indicated University. "' BAHAMAS — 353-4924, Tina. 353-4223. O' Michelle. Garage Sale 426 Ciough St BG. o-2 Satur on the Campus Recruiting Calendar, to the left There la still room to go day. Oct 17 Lots ol dishes, household items 353-6113 111 ol the employer) Monday, November 2 over Spring Break Chris. and more Aetna Lite Pregnant? We can help Hi worth 2 c redit hours! I'm glad we met' Golden Key If you have entered a valid number the system Hibbard Brown Free pregnancy tests A supportive services Don't miss the meeting In the Union Hapoy Sweetest Day' General Meeting will say Tuesday. November 3 Call 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Faculty Lounge. Mon., Oct 19,4 pm Taco Bell Call N ikoia 2-1260 tor details. Oct 20-9 pm-100 BA You have selected (name ol organization), if STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA this is correct press the pound (■) key to con Roadway E ipress •"BAHAMAS — Information on semester, year, graduate, CLUB SOP Delta Sigma PI nnue or the star {') key to choose another or- Wadnaaday, November 4 summer and internship programs in Australia Call Us To Book Your Next Lil'Eric ganization. AMI We represent 28 Australian Universities. Call •" DELTA SIGMA PI'" Good luck at Groups' The system will now verify that you meet the Vaiassis Social Evem 353 3030 176 E Wooster us loll free 1 -800-2452575 Lil K T. Know your purpose1 requirements, as specified by the employer. If Xerox Don't be nervous tor groups. Hugs and Kisses you meet the requirements, then you can Thursday, November 5 Your English is excellent' Delta Sigma Pi Love. Your Big. Gwen proceed Otherwise, the system will tell you Savage & Associates PERSONALS Love. 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AMS SECRET LIL' SEAN MILLER In a lew more days "NIGHT AT THE APOLLO" Know your purpose' II you have pressed the pound (#] key. the Footlocker Good luck at Group Reviews' Together we'll be Love. Your Big system will say: "An interview has been reser- You'll do great' I can! wail to have you in my family" SIGN UP NOW THRU OCT 19 Northwestern Mutual IN 328 UNION. ved for you at (time) " Press the star (*) key to SCuffer Hotels Fraternally • Your Secret Big Alpha love. schedule another or the pound (») key to return Thursday, November 12 "Your Big?' AZD-AZD* AZD "AZD "AZD Delta Sigma Pi to start. Lil Katie to Dietrich ■ Delta Sigma Pi' My little baby fuzzie Melissa Meyers Friday, November 13 Hey Dan! I think you've done an awesome job YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR I'm so glad the day has come Groups are here' Andersen Consulting with Pledging' Keep it up" AOTT AOTT AOTT Jen Price LASER PRINTEO PLACEMENT DATA Have a good day' That you and I are together Have fun' Dietrich Love. Hoge SHEET NO LATER THAN FIVE BUSINESS Norwesi Love. Kel Kan The fun has just begun Smiles. Kathlene 1 DAYS BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED Rudolph Libbe Remember push, your welcome. Love, You're the Best INTERVIEW. United Telephone •DELTA SIGMA PI* Whooa Nellie; rerr. rarr Your BIG Stacey Grand Lil'Judy The Crazy 8's"! AZD * AZD • AZD" AZD' AZD continued on p.8 Please note II you are unable to signup for an You've done great so far interview, you will be asked whether you wish Keep it up Smg real loud to add your name to the waiting list You must and HI be proud I also submit a Placement Data Sheet tor CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Your Grandbig. Elaine each waiting Hat. We advise strongly that you listen to Place- * DELTA SIGMA PI* ment News to keep informed of changes or ad All current Phi Eta Sigma members wishing to Lil'Jim dibons to interview schedules, or other Career attend the Fall Initiation Banquet (Nov. t) must You're the BEST we've ever had1 Planning and Placement Services programs. send a $2 00 refundable deposit to Shelly Yi- Good luck at Groups! nglmg, 117 Rodgers. by Oct. 23. fftarco's Pizza Love, Your B g and Secret Big Antique Bonie a Collectibles Show Cancellation of Interview Appointments Sunday, Oct 16 * 9am - 3pm * Kay Dee * Cancellation of an interview must be reported "The Old Barn Auction House'' m person to the Career Planning and Place- Lil' Libby - You're awesome! i mi. W on Si. Rt. 224. Exit 1S9, Interstate 75. Welcome to the lamilyi Bowling Green: 1045 N. Main St. ment Services no later man 5 p.m. one week (7 Find lay, OH full days) before the interview day Complete a Love. 8>g Jenny cancellation card m the Sign-up Room of Ca- ATTENTION DECEMBER GRADUATES *Kay-Dee* reer Planning and Placement Services. DO Place your order tor cap and gown by Novem- NOT cross your name off ol an interview ber 16, 1992. Place your order at the gift ' Sigma Kappa • Kristin Cox ' schedule Cancellations after this time will be counter m the Univensty Bookstore or By call- 353-0044 Get excited- considered a no-show You are encouraged to ing ?-?8S1 onryafewdaymore1 consider carefully employers before signing up Free Delivery! CAR WASH ' MID AM BANK * WOOSTER You're the best little for interviews ST. Anyone could ask lor' SATURDAY 17 OCT. NOON I love my M'Kristin i No Show Policy Failure to appear lor a DONATION ACCEPTED ' SPONSORED BY SgKaplove. scheduled interview or violation ol the cancella- GAMMA THETA UPSILON (GEOGRAPHY Big??? ANY PIZZA SINGLE LARGE PIZZA tion policy will result m immediate suspension CLUB) •SK Little Kristin SK- of your sign-up privileges for the next recruiting SHOW THOSE ROCKETS WHO HAS THE $1.00 (single or double) Cheese and 1 item penod If you do not honor your scheduled CLEANEST CARS. interview, you are required to write a letter ol -Sweetie • Sweetie • Sweetie Sweetie- off or apology to the employer for missing the inter- Want To See The Country? $5.95 Stacey Jones, I Explrei view, bring the letter with an addressed, stam- Spend a Semester On Exchange! ANY 2 SUBS Hana S[ I P'ZZO 01 all the holidays I don't celebrate, I celebrate I 11-30-92 ped envelope, and meet with the Manager of THE NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE this one for you1 Happy Sweetest Day. Pump- Hand Spun or Pan Pizza • Additional items SI 2b On-Campus Recruiting before scheduling any Info Session: Friday, October 16th kin' One Coupon Per Oder No other coupon wth this offer additional interviews Any student who "no- 1:30 p.m. Your Love, Tahhb • Bowling Green Store Only shows" twice will be denied interviewing privi- Faculty Lounge-Union, 2nd. Floor •Sweetie - Sweetie - Sweetie - Sweetie- leges for the remainder of the academic year. Coma On - Just Do HI Ml 353-0044 353-0044 ttie tittle &hep For All Your Sweetest Day Needs • Cards • Gifts • Greek Merchandise • Clothing • School Supplies • BGSU Merchandise University Union • M - F 8:00 - 4:45

A PA ATA AIA ATA ATA ATA ATA \V\ ATA ATA Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Announcing tlie 1992 Sister/Mothers and COME ONE, COME ALL!!!! FREE Shampoo Sister/Daughters It's a "Night at the Apollo' Shelly Ballnt Tammy Killean 1 Shara Myslewski Andrea Ross & Dawn Hathaway 1 Do you have an outrageously Roxanne Wise Lori Davis 1 exciting talent that you'd like When you fill out a Lesa Luvcck Lynn Kaminski & Michelle Herz 1 Michelle I"ulur Charissa I-aub & Becky Machalicek 1 to share with others?! J.C. Penney's charge Theresa Chatlos Laura Jedacek 1 Then sign up TODAY in the Chris Durlck Mandi .Jester & Julie Krisko 1 application receive Shelly Carruthers Cindy Davidson 1 MAP office, 328 Union .Jodi Bar] Deb Eberly 1 a FREE bottle of Hlaine Ilrivnuk Kalina Jones 1 Grand Prize... Kelly Zoul Allison Taylor & Kelly Harrigal 1 $150.00 Paul Mitchell Shana Keller Mclanie Kcmpton & Ijiurel Stusek 1 Morci Glavic Tiffany Shifrin 1 For more Shampoo. Molly McGinn Kelli Lewis 1 Laura Lucas Jenny Vogcl 1 info, call KrisUe Rapczok Molly Mai'l.uililan 1 372-2978 Krika Keckman Heidi Hurtmon 1 ('Bowling Green store only.) Renee Arora Brenda Bellanco 1 Tracy Gray Deanna Kozamek 1 Lynn McKcon Cindy Andrews 1 Sponsored by \\ midland Bowling Jodie Miller Melissa IVP. f < MAP and jgg Mall i Green Renee Foresman Kim Sleinmelz 1 JC Penney AIA AIA AIA AIA MA AIA Al \ Al\ AIA Al A Classified page eight The BG News Friday, October 16, 1992 continued from p. 7 SIG KAPLIL* TARA SK3 KAP SIGMA KAPPA The Cast of Comsdy of Errors Walking Jim 1252 50 I'm so glad you're part ol my family The sisters ol Sgma Kappa would like to wish It's a play about hats, sex, and slaves. Need- Walking Jim Sell 50 lunny. college Tehirti and make Walking Jim HAPPY HOURS And soon you wiH my Grandlit' be Amy Gross and Carolyn Cobb good luck this less to say. we've learned a lot these past S $25? 50 No financial obligation A His* Free Hke Storyteller Songwriter Adventurer Si Patrick's Day in October You have a Great-Grandbig too weekend at the Emerging Leadership Confer- weeks. "Bui I can't walk hke a man!" Thanks program. Avg sales time - 4-6 hours. Choose (Walking Jim Stortz) Sponsored by Insh Club And a Great-Great-Grandbig unknown to you. enoe for making my 1st BG show special Love, Irom 18 designs Smaller/larger quantities a- I cant wait until you know. Angelo(the man (?) with the toothpick). 112 Lite Science 8 00 vail Call 1 800 733 3265 Sat., Oci 17th 5pm-8pm at MI Muggs SIGMA KAPPA ' THETA CHI You'll see how big our hearts can grow Shoestring Shakespeare Everyone Welcome" Sig Kaps are psyched for Soon Monday will be here and Babysitter in our Perrysburg home. Must have the 80S tea tonitell WESTERN WEEK We will have a super year! own transportation and be able K> work Theta Chi - Alpha XI Delta. Theta Chi Rent any Video at regular once and receive Happy Sweetest Day One Heart. One Way) CHI OMEGA'PIKES any Western Video free. Expires 10/16/92. i 30 tooo pm Days vary, some holidays & To the sweetest and moat Love m Sigma. Jenean, weekends Two small children, ages 1 & 2 yrs. Happy Sweetest Day) LATE NIGHT VIDEO DEUVERS354 5283 deserving man in the world SIGMA KAPPA Live m possible a prelerred. 874-5376. » Your Grandbig ? I love you, 140 E Woosier Roy Holloway Jr. Congratulations Sigmarian of the Week. Ted May our love last an eternity. Knsien Cox Sg Kap * Sarah Muhlenkamp * Sig Kap FREE SPRING BREAK VACATION Love. Olive (Ivy) Davenport Theta Chi - Alpha Xi Delta - Theta Chi "Thanks Mom ft Day lor..." Big/Lil' Week is just about done The time has come, it is the annual Parentfs) ol Organize a group, earn Commissions & Free And Lil' Sarah, I hope you had fun. Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa UN NOCHE DF MUSICA Y BAILE HISPANIC - the Year Contest Entry forms available mUAO Tnpsl Call; 800 826 9100 JOAN, TANA, AMY & MINDY I'll give vou credit, by now you probably have a Little Dana Savor da A Night ol Hispanic Music and Dance TUESAY Office starting October 1B. FULL TIME - P.T. 1 I'm so glad you're part of my O PHI A Family ' clue. Roses are red, OCT 20 ICE ARENA 7:30 - 10:30 FREE 18 25 TO START You are all the BEST' I hope you're happy when it's all through Violets are blue FOOD. MUSIC. DANCE COME LEARN THE Company expanding O PHI A Love. Sigma Kappa Love ft Mine, You had every clue. MfcRINGAE AND SALSA. SPONSOR: WANTED Several positions available Your Big/Grand & Great BIG • Shannon Your Big ? That I wanted YOUl GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE- Flexible schedule around classes 77? Love. Your Big??? Kathy, Call now al 321-5385 UN NOCHE DE MUSICA Y BAILE HISPANIC 1 Slg Kap * WENDY SCHUELLER * Sig Kap Desperate" Need 2 female rcomates to share Happy Sweetest Day. May we have many A Night ol Hispanic Music and Dance TUES- I am so happy to have you as a pan of the fami- SIGMA KAPPA apt S140 per mo. * elec Close to campus more days and nights like this one. DAY OCT 20 ICE ARENA 7:30- 1030 FREE OVERSEAS JOBS $900 2000 mo Summer. ly - In a few days you will see, what a wonderful Debbie Sullivan. I hope you're getting excited Call 352 1367. ask for Kalynn Yr. round. All countries all fields Free mlo Love Always. FOOD. MUSIC, DANCE COME LEARN THE Brian It wont be long now Keep smiling! You're pair we will bet MERINGAE AND SALSA SPONSOR: Female rmie. wanted to share house Own Write UC. PO Box 52 0403. Corona De. Mar Love. Big ????? awesome' GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE. room. Backyard/deck. Off street parking. CA 92625 Slg Kap' WENDY SCHUELLER * Slg Kap Love, Your Great Grand Big'il Landa. $22Sfmo Call 352 547SQT 353-1648. STUDENTS OR ORGANIZATIONS I love you so much' Happy Sweetest Day I UN NOCHE DE MUSICA Y BAILE HISPANIC Female subleaser needed lor Spring 1993 ? Promote our Florida Spnng Break Love Always. Michaei SIG KAP LIL' AUDREY SIG KAP Sigma Kappa * LII Michelle Scott A Night of Hispanic Music and Dance TUES bdrm Apt close to campus $i50'mo plus Packages Earn MONEY and FREE trips Monday's the night for you to see You're my little A I'm your big DAY OCT. 20 ICE ARENA 7:30- 10 30 FREE dec Call 352-4666. Organize SMALL or LARGE proups. What a great family we will be' Together forever we'll always live. FOOD. MUSIC. DANCE COME LEARN THE Call Campus Marketing 800-4235264 LilJeM, Great Summer Sublease 1 You're the best I Love, Your Big MERINGAE AND SALSA. SPONSOR: Good Luck at Individuals Love. Your Big??? GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE. Nice place, downtown Know the Purpose and the Hose SIG KAP - SIG KAP SIG KAP Available Fall 93 Telemarketing positions now available. Must B the GUYS FROM THE DEPTHS A member ol a great family. Century 21 A.A Green Realty It takes patience and hard work In the Mystic Bond well grow J200-SSO0 WEEKLY To perfect a love like ours, And very soon youll come to know Questions on 82 Aries 4-ooor I$550). 85 Anes 2 door. A/C Assemble products at home. Easy' No selling but when you succeed. Who your Big Sister is' Sex. passion ft Intimacy? YOUNG LIFE ($1000). Both have exc tires. Many new parts. You're paid direct Fully Guaranteed FREE In Its beautiful indeed. Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa Find out the answers high mileage. Call 354 7Qi 5 between 6-10pm A life ol 'ireworks and stars1 to your questions at Younglile is a non-denominational Christian lormaion-?4 Hour Hotline 801 379-2900 Co Love, Tiger Ellen Gooiblatt's lecture Outreach to high school k»ds. Are you inter- pyngh|«OHl7lKDH 1980 VW JETA automatic, rebuilt engine, Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa good condition $1600 Call 354-6671. You have wit Meredith Hrabak. Oct 21 ®8:00 p.m. ested? Then join us on Monday at 7:30 pm lor CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Earn talent & understand me too. Just a note to let you know Don't miss out! Leadership training We will meet at the Active $2.000•/month* world travel Holiday, Sum- 1962 Honda Motorcycle. CM450 Custom Without you I don't know what I would do Monday night will be the "BIG" show' Christians Today Campus House at 612 East mer and Career employment available No ex- Only 7.000 miles Seasonally priced' Wooster. Any questions, call Todd at For in |ust 35 days I've fallen for youl The time has come for you to be, Secret Lil Debbie penence necessary For employment program Call Ron. 352-3603 You make me happy in so many ways The most loved Lil of a Sig Kap family' Good Luck at Groups1 352-2650 __._ BSJ ■ 206 545 4155 en CS544 I look forward to all our days'* Love. Your Big ??? Hugs A Kisses, ZBT-ZBT-ZBT-ZBT EARN $1,500 WEEKLY mailing our circu- I LOVE YOU, October Eyes 1985 Tempo Your Secret Big The Brothers of ZBT would like to congratulate lars' B.gin NOW!... FREE packet! SEYS, HAPPY SWEETEST DAYI" Low mileage. $1700 00 Sigma Kappa CHRISTIN Sigma Kappa Delta Sigma Pi Sieve O'rtara on his recent pinning to Kelly Dspt. 235, Box 4000, Cordova, TN Call 419-878-5380 This week has been great Leaman ol Arizona State University 38018-4000. One LoveREGGAE Party ZBT-ZBT-ZBT-ZBT Filled with gifts lor you. SET YOUR WATCHES FOR TIMEX FITNESS Sat. Oct. 24,9pm. Union Ballroom Car for sale 83 Honda Accord LX. Soon your family WEEK The ARK Band ft Caribbean Association Earn 12000 * Free Spring Break Trips! Mileage 150. $1200 AM. F M stereo Will be known to you. ATTHESTUDENT RECCENTER ZBT-ZBT-ZBT-ZBT North Americas si Student Tour Operator Runs smooth Call 354-0704 Get psyc'd lor Monday. Athletes ol the Week seeking motivated students, organizations. Love. Your B g ? A Team Football M10/19 Introducton to weights and warm up fraternities and soronies as campus Slg Kap CHRISTIN LOGAN Sig Kap T 10/20 Timex Condition Competition F.U. of the Week: CHEAP! FBlrU.S SEIZED representatives promoting W10/21 Poker RuiVWalk/Swim Mick Welin and Chns HaUam 89MERCEDES $200 May berry H.F.D was a safe place to live. Canoun, or Daylona Beach' 86 VW $50 SUPCft TH10/22 World's Largest Aerobic Class Scholar of the Week Call 1 800 365-4654 Prosecuting Attorney Alan Mayberry wants to F 10/23 Mim-Tnathlon Mick Wei tin 87MERCEDES $100 keep BG. safe for you. Vote Mayberry! 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subculture that few are ever ex- posed to beyond the occassional Donahue show. Independently produced by Thomas Baumann, Andrew Gard- ner and Molly Merryman - a Uni- IB versity doctorial student in Ameri- can Culture Studies.Queens ad- Editor-in-Chief dresses such issues as what made these men decide to become per- Matthew A. formers, the logistics of perform- Daneman ing, how their friends and family have reacted to their lives and how they are both accepted and re- jected by members of the gay and Managing Editor straight communities. Lively "We didn't know much about Karen Koster this segment of the population when we started this protect," and Fun, Baumann said, "and what we found was fascinating." For exam- QUEEN FOR A NIGHT Quern* of Columbus' premiers Sunday at 8 p.m. In the Art Director 7 ple, one of the film's performers Gish Film Theater. Laurel Pajer was married for seven years and says entertainer Bert Board of this "Chris" at the Columbus Interna- 'Queens has two children. Another, Cher problem. Many qav men worry that tional Rim and Video Fes- Andrea, advises that most future society takes the female imperson- tival.Queens now qualifies for en- female illusionists get their first ator as the norm for gays in gen- try Into the Academy of Ans and StaffWriters not taste of drag at Halloween "be- eral. However, as one performer Sciences and is being used as an Lisa Gallagher cause you can get away with it says, "That's their problem." No educational tool at several mld- // without being ridiculed." Some- one person ever truly represents an westem universities already. "It Is Ryan Honeyman thing to keep In mind as the Hal- entire culture, and such gen- very Important to us to distribute a "drag loween season Is fast approaching eralizations are no more than inac- this documentary to universities so Dorian Halkovich As far as the frequent accusa- curate stereotyping. that classes can use it and learn tions that female impersonators from It," Merryman said. Linda Lenc by David Huffman are cruelly mocking women, Che- On the lighter side, Queens On Sunday, October 18th Insider film critic sha Rea Katz's response, "for a takes its audience to Bat 'N Rouge, Queens of Columbus: Per- Dave Baskind man to go through the torture he a drag Softball game that tra- formance & the Art of Illusion goes through In these pumps, ditionally follows the Columbus will be screened In the Gish Film Melinda Monhart Queens of Columbus: Per- (women) should consider it a com- Gay Pride Parade. A sequence that Theater at 8:00 p.m. and again at formance & the Art of Illusion pliment," seems to put that Issue to alone makes the film worth seeing, 9:00 p.m. Merryman and Bau- Dave Huffman is a funny, intelligent and highly en- rest. and one that won't soon be forgot- mann will be present, along with tertaining look at the drag scene in Another criticism of these fe- ten. several of the performers, to dis- Ross Weitzner Columbus, Ohio. Through Inter- male illusionists comes from within Queens' producers are current- cuss their film and answer ques- Marion Schloemer views, onstage performances and the gay community itself. "We're ly trying to market and distribute tions. Admission is $2 and all behind-the-scenes footage, this the worst in the gay community, let their film on their own, and were proceeds go to the Gish Theater Jason Hunt half-hour documentary explores a alone the straight community," recently awarded the prestigious Endowment. Staff Photographers 'Professional Homosexuals'on stage tonight Tim Norman Linda Lenc late Its messages to people of every orienta- tion. The event is being co-sponsored by Mac- Donald Quad, Residential Education Series, Production Graduate Student Senate, the Human Re- Assistants lations Commission and Women for Women. Kathy Gaitan Elizabeth West, member of Women for Women said, "Women for Women sponsored Bill Burgess Romanovsky and Phillips because they specif- ically address homophobia and heterosexism Michael Hunt as well as racism, sexism and violence against women, all of which are issues of Importance to women." Eric Strom, the complex coordinator for MacDonald Quad, says he has negotiated Romanovsky and Phillips' appearance for the The Insider Magazine past five years in order to "bring out the good Is published every Friday aspects" of an alternative lifestyle and "to be during the academic year MUSICAL MAYHEM. Romanovsky and Phillips are coming! culturally supportive." by the Board of Student According to Strom, people are thankful for Publications of Bowling folksy tone with an unusual mixture of acoustic the event. "It gives them somewhere they can Green State University by Mary Kalhcrinc Okron go for allies - heterosexual persons who sup- Insider guitar and vocal harmony. Opinions expressed The two artists released their newest and port gay rights." by columnists do not fourth recording, a fifteen-song CD or cassette Strom says Romanovsky and Phillips attract necessarily reflect the entitled Be Political, Not Polite,' in the sum- a diverse crowd - ranging from families and opinions of The Insider When was the last time you really thought mer of 1991. One of the songs in this collec- children to homosexuals, lesbians, blsexuals Magazine. about what it means to be sexual? tion, 'One of the Enemy', is a tribute to gay and heterosexuals. The Insider Magazine You can see, hear and think about It with and lesbian teachers and exemplifies the For those who want an Intimate glimpse of and Bowling Green State the self-proclaimed "Professional Homosexu- group's attempt to return to a sparser sound. how two gay artists view life in the nineties, University are equal als" Ron Romanovsky and Paul Phillips on The duo, originally from San Francisco, Kobacker Hall is the place to be October 16 at opportunity employers Kobacker stage tonight at 8 p.m. touches on a variety of subjects during their 8 p.m. Students are admitted at no cost and and do not discriminate in shows; among them homophobia, heterosex- general admission is $5. hiring practices. • Romanovsky and Phillips will sing, joke and Ism and violence toward women. What makes A reception will immediately follow the con- get political about being gay in today's society. the group unique Is Its fresh approach toward cert, sponsored by the Lesbian and Gay Alli- Their musical style is described as creating a gay life and the use of provocative humor to re ance. frl., Oct. 16, 1991 jfcg Uildr Ulagori—"]

RadiIO f ree WFOB making BG waves on the air Dave Horger, WFOB's news direc by Kendra Dinsmoro tor and morning show host. "You Insider Just don't think that a station this size in Bowling Green would be able to compete with the stations You've heard ol them. You (with more resources). know you have. You Just can't "But with all the things that we quite place the name, that's all. have done for the community, I Let's see, WFOB. Not one of the guess it's not such a big surprise." campus stations, those are 'FAL or Examples of WFOB's communi 'BGU. Not the hard rock station, ty involvement include everything that's 'IOT. Not the oldies station, from hosting the recent Food Fair that's...OK, so you can't remember at the Woodland Mall to broadcast- those call letters but you're pretty ing Spanish language programs sure they're not WFOB. So where twice a week for Northwest Ohio's have you heard of them before...? Hispanic population. "The reason students have After the murder of three-year- heard of us is probably because of old Alex Leimgruber last spring, ourlocation" -130 E.Court, across the station solicited donations from from Mr. Spot's - "(and) they come the community to help Leim- downtown on Friday night, they gruber's financially strained par- hear the Indians game on the ents pay for the funeral. The loudspeaker, and they see the sign. station then put the excess money So they know about WFOB, they in a trust fund to help similar vic- know we exist," said Greg Franke, tims. assistant news director and an- WFOB has been rooted in com- a satellite of the Fostoria station. In The target audience are those ing shows, which rely on shock nouncer at Bright' WFOB, munity service since the late fact, this station serves BG full between the ages of 20 and 55, yet value or junior high humor to get 1430-AM. 1950s, when the legendary Doyt time. "We're not just an addendum on one show last summer: "The ratings. Horger relys on "good Beyond that, "we're really trying Perry convinced a small Fostoria to what's going on in Fostoria," he first kid called in, and he was, like, clean fun" as well as sports, inter- to let people know that we're a station to broadcast BG football said. eight, and the next caller was like views and trivia games to hoc* Bowling Green station, serving the games. The Bowling Green out- According to station manager 78," Horger laughed. listeners. Bowling Green market," he added growth soon became a full-time Mark Schlagheck, WFOB is classi- Though not technically a news "We have a good time, and It's BG students may not know station carrying community news fied ?s a small-market, adult con- station, WFOB leans more toward fun, but it's good clean fun," Hor- WFOB, but the station has no rec- as well as most University sports. temporary-modem mix station news than music. Horger's morn- ger insists. ognition problems with the Today, both the Fostoria and Bowl According to Horger, though, the ing show, arguably the station's WFOB also has two popular call- National Association of Broadcas- ing Green studios comprise station goes "beyond the par- most popular program, is predom- ters. The station recieved the WFOB. ameters" of its classification. inately news. Unlike many morn- See WFOB, page eight. NAB's Crystal Award for commu- "It's kind of unique. I don't think nity service in September, making there's too many stations that • • • TUBA • • • TROMBONE • • • FRENCH HORN • • • it one of the top 10 radio stations operate the way we do, having two in the United States, according to full-time studios in two different cit- COME AND 'TOOT1 YOUR OWN HORN! Franke. ies," says Franke. The station di- IN The station was chosen from a vides Its programming between the the Spring Concert or University Band ALL instruments are welcome and if group of 40 finalists in a field of two studios, with Fostoria handling you have an interest in participating in one of these ensembles please contact: over 12,000 radio stations, beating most of the music programming out such stations as WCBS in New and Bowling Green concentrating BONNIE BESS, SECRETARY York City. primarily on news. UNIVERSITY BANDS "It was a bit of a surprise when I After 30 years, the BG studio is 1010 MUSICAL ARTS, 372-2186, found out some of the other well-established, yet Franke says D stations that were involved," says some people still think the studio is JOIN THE ATHLETIC BAND TOO! ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING WED. OCT. 21, 8:00 P.M. ?..tcdtrs' Schedules BRYAN RECITAL HALL, MUSICAL ARTS BUILDING OR CALL 372-2186 /)), '\\ Credit available... non music major welcome \4®i90SMau,si >j Ml2 3,Satl2-3 *• PERCUSSION • • • EUPHONIUM • • • CLARINET • • • 352-8192 ', * ,

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The popular Fox drama has the simpler time when our largest wor- sexy-but-relatively-innocent sto- ries centered around getting a 90210: rylines which appeal to the pubes- pimple. In retrospect, it's much cent teenage population, but don't easier to laugh at the trials and tri- rule out that large number of bulations of adolescence when viewers who are college students. you've reached the legal drinking We schedule our evening meetings age. around the show or pop in a VCK There may be truth in the theory Gettin' tape iflheavenhelpus!) we have that, as college students, we miss an evening class. Nothing comes the After School Special pheno- between a '90210' fan and "The menon: every problem gets solved Show"! in an hour, the parents are really old, but Yes, the twentysomething and truly understanding and the viewers are having a hard time prom queen talks to the nerd...in leaving Youth behind. For the most public. Stuff like that NEVER hap- we can't part, these non-typical viewers are pened. (I've been there, and women. We swoon at the lames brother, I wasn't the prom queen.) Dean cool of Dylan (Luke Perry) There is little reality in the high and yearn for the sensitive-but- school scenarios portrayed on let go masculine Brandon (Jason Pries- '90210.'To illustrate, try this tly). Of course, as catty as we REALITY QUIZ. Everyone out women are, we can't help but stare there be honest, just for a moment in wonder at how Donna (Tori and just for the sake of making a Men: when was the last time you Kellie and Dylan restrain them- Spelling) has gotten away for so by Marion Schloemer point. (a) drove a really cool, expensive selves and Berry lets out a huge Insider long without having had a nose Women: when was the last time sports car and STILL couldn't get sigh of disappointment. job. you (a) suspected breast cancer and laid (episode 39), (b) turned down a At least she is open about her at What is the attraction for the lay on a bed WITH FRIENDS to do beautiful, willing, Southern Cali- tachment to the show. Many others The situation has reached epi- 18-24 year-olds? Why is the twen- a self-breast exam (episode 34), (b) lomian babe out of PRINCIPLE are "closet watchers" who publicly demic proportions. We are a gen- tysomething crowd so enamored DID NOT sleep with a friend's boy (episode 22) or (c) ADMITTED a denounce '90210' only to hide eration roped into it and there is with a group of high school stu- friend out of PRINCIPLE (episode woman was right and you were with a 13 inch black-and-white tv nothing that can be done. dents and their 'problems!' 42), or (c) ever met a guy that wrong (episodes 2-5, 19, 24, somewhere to get their fix. •Beverly Hills, 90210' will not Maybe the attraction is an es- looked even REMOTELY like Ja- 38...)? Rachel Reynolds (not her real die. cape from reality, a return to a son Priestly? Answers: Women - a. never in a name) is one such fan. She is a 21 million years; b. usually; c. are you year-old education ma)or who en kidding? Men - a. never; b. never; OPEN 24 HOURS • OPEN 24 HOURS J )oys the glamour ol high school life c. well, almost never. Ah, the truth GREENWOOD CENTRE NORTH SOUTH c that the show portrays. Reynolds (foftKNCirS 1602 E Woosler Si 109) N. M.nn SI 996 S M.iln SI m hurts. attended high school in Ohio, so 352-3441 352-2430 352-0534 So what entices the 18-24 year- It's no wonder. BtfR & WIM A! STATf MINIMUM Wins Sales Sunday al Smith Slora 1 p.m. imilmghl o old viewers to the Well-just- Erik (last name withheld), a because-it didn't-happen-in-your- senior political science major, finds MENU | 1 Pi«c« BflfASr 1 29 WING 59 midwestem-high schcol-doesn't- the show entertaining because of THIGH 1.09 LEG .99 mean-it-couldn't-happen in-tv-land the way high school students are ROLLS 20 EACH OR 6 FOR .99 , P0IAT0WE0GES 15 EACH OR 6 FOR 75 plots? Maybe it's because as we portrayed. 2 PC DINNER: S2 49 nmWimmmmtQttmm watch the scenarios unfold week "I watch ('90210') more or less 1 LEG-1 THIGH-1 ROLL , 2 POTATO WEDGES after week, we are somehow com- to laugh at (the characters)," the 22 3 PC DINNER. $3 19 CIGARETTES Monarch' forted by the fact that the actors are year-old said. "I look at the things 1 BREAST-1 WING- 1 THIGH- 1 LEG AS lOW U... C r us ad CMS" , 2 ROLLS-6 POTATO WE0GES Deal A CamBndoe 1.20 pack ^ p^ci all twentysomething in "real life" they do compared to what I did in 4 PC DINNER: $479 1Jt and the show isn't real. 1 BREAST-1 WING-1 THIGH-1 LEG 11.99 carton Get It Herat high school." 2 ROLLS-6 POTATO WE0GES MariDOfos & Wins tons 1 63 pack 16 27 canon I take that back. Erik's favorite character is David SUWGIOH OFNf ftAl *WI*Q ICE AND BEER! 9 PC BUCKET: $7.99 Anne Berry, 23, religiously Silver because,"at least he drinks - . 3 BREAST-2 WINGS- 2 LEGS- 2 THIGHS (AT STATE MINIMUM) 12 PC BUCKET: $10.99 watches '90210' and its spinoff, something that high school kids 3 BREAST- 3 WINGS- 3 LEGS-3 THIGHS 15 PC. BUCKET: $13.49 'Melrose Place' every week. The really do." 4 BREAST- 4 WINGS- 4 LEGS- 3 THIGHS new mom shuns phone calls and Although Erik watches '90210' KIDS WEAL $179 1 LEG-1 ROLL- LOTTO 2 POTATO WEDGES Pliy lha lollary talkative visitors, and I can accept every week with his roommates, or COLE SLAW 4 POTATO SALAD 12 M CUP $69 Al All Bamay'a Locations that. What makes me worry about tapes it, he requested that his last ALL her grasp of reality regarding the name not be used. INCLUDING GAS! LOCATIONS' K3tesD • show is that she, like many a sports Amy (don't use my last name, fanatic, coaches the characters either) an elementary education from the safe confines of her major, has been watching '90210' couch. for over a year. "Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh kiss him, "I like the ensemble cast, how Kellie! Brenda's not being faithful they are different and put UN NOCHE DE MUSICA Y BAILE HISPANIC to Dylan anyway," she prompts. together,"she said. She is all but hyperventilating. Sec PEACH PIT, page eight. 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SUGAR SUGAR. HONEY HONEY. ..Mould el al. will be making Ann Aibor hum with energy Tuesday. THE CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND WATERSHED.Comln' back lo BG wllh a new album In low. It's Watershed BOBS SUGAR/HOW WATERSHED WASHING IN: (his Saturday a( Good Tymes. COME YOU SOUND SO AN ONCOMING MILDEW: Double Trouble Live in the Be- Whiskers at Good Tymes Pub GOOD?: Brace yourself rockfans Look under the hood and kick the Like the Sugarcubes with an Amer ginning by Stevie Ray Vaughn on SATURDAY: Watershed at Good for the Shockwaves Tuesday as Su- tires of these boys. What you'll find ican singer. Like Edie Brickell after Epic Records. "It's one of Stevie Tymes Pub, Downy Mildew at gar comes roaring into Ann Arbor. is no-frill, no-trick, straight-ahead a session of listening to the Velvet Ray Vaughn's that was never Frankie's TONIGHT AND SAT The new Bob Mould supergroup - rock-n-roll, the type Watershed is Underground for 16 hours. Like released before. It shows his unpo- URDAY: Groovemaster at EasyS- he of Husker Du fame - Is on tour so dam good at And fortunately nothing you can really describe lished side of music," he said. In a Ireet, Blltzen at Howard's MON- promoting it's first release Copper for you, they're making their Sweet and light, but with this cosmic convergence of epic pro- DAY: Aura al Good Tymes Pub Blue and shattering eardrums. Lyr- triumphant return to BG this Sat- moody, dark undertone. That's portions, both Jeff DeWitt of Re- TUESDAY: Jerry North at Mark's, ically, Mould is as emotionally urday with a show at Good Tymes Downy Mildew, an LA band going cord Den and Billy Hanway of the Rivermen at Tuxedo Junction, defeated and crushed as ever - a Pub. This Columbus, Ohio based big time by playing Toledo Satur- MadHatter Music Co. chose the Apprenza at Howard's WEDNES- rock poet. Musically, he Is one of trio has long been making guitar day night at Frankie's. On the road latest release from Seattle gods DAY: Easy Street at EasyStreet, the premier rock guitarists around. pop and rocking crowds all over pushing their new release An On- Mudhoney - Piece of Cake (War Harvest at Tuxedo Junction, Chris Vocally, he sounds like a jet aircraft this side of Ihe Mississippi. Now coming Train, the Mildew have ner Bros. Records). "It rocks the Otto at Downtown, the Kind at taking off - all roaring power. And they're bringing along a friend in been endlessly compared to house," Jeff quipped for the third Howard's, Kenny Reeves at Club there's not one weak song on the the form of their first full-length R.E.M. and 10,000 Maniacs. straight week, while Billy declared SOP, Ton at Good Tymes Pub album. How many other bands can release, The Carpet Cliff Just a They've got that same rock/folk "Simply, it Just sounds good." THURSDAY: Franklin and Zen at you say that about? Hmmm? cursory listen and you get an earful foundation, but that's about it. Go HUSTMEYER & TOBY, Tuxedo Junction, Rizoat How- Seats are still available at the of from-the-gut rock. Alternative lo Frankie's, grab a Bud, kick back WHY DON'T WE...: TONIGHT: ard's, Redcliff at EasyStreet, Posi- Michigan Theater for the October Press likened 'em to Tom Petty: and let the Mildew grow on Gone Daddy Finch and Sweaty tive Sweat at Gamer's 20 show. Get together your "the sort of mainstream rock act you... aww, gross! $15.50 ($12.50 for the cheap that can't possibly ever be cool, but RUN OUT AND SNAG...: Guy seats) and call Ticke(master at which you sometimes like despite Wllcox of Finder's recom- 474-1333. yourself." Word. mendsStevie Vaughn and Congratulations to the 1992 ED Fall Award Recipients MILLER ******** ***************** Believes

Highest Pledge Class Average Sigma Chi Scholarship Award Pi Beta Phi Delta TJpsilon Environmental stewardship is the responsibility of Highest Big /Little Average Clayton C. Cole Fraternity Scholarship Award good government. Delta Gamma • Ed received Ihe Governor Award lor "outstanding (Jennifer Toth/Wendy Thompson 4.0) Lambda Chi Alpha contributions lo a cleaner Ohio." • Ed is presently an active member ol the Wood County Park District. Sigma Kappa Dean's Scholarship Award • Ed held a 3 year appointment on the Executive Committee Lambda Chi Alpha ot the Support Council lor Ohio Agricultural Research (Maryann Mel 1 wee/Clara Rohrbach 4.0) Center and has been an active member tor 15 years. Greek Unity at it's finest, • As mayor ol Bowling Green, Ed initialed a plan based on OSU guidlines to deal with grass, leaves and tree limbs. Highest Active Chapter Award promoting... • He also appointed a Task Force which studied and Chi Omega implemented curbside recycling and 24 hour drop-oil.

Highest Total Chapter Award Chi Omega ED MILLER FOR individuality. WOOD COUNTY COMMISSIONER

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show the power and beauty that ing olf the success of three-year-old Gaye. creates a mellow, sorta syr Their music has already captured Stipe creates in his lyrics and Mills. supersonic hit Head Like A Hole' upy, sorta New-Ageish instrumen- the attention of director Martin Buck and Berry deliver in their mu- released in 1989, fer chrissakes - tal album with saxophone enough Scorsese. America' and The Bog' sic. i he hasn't let the new fame cloud to sate any desire lo hear more for were both included in the movie Perhaps the most obvious return his dark, psychotic haired one bit. quite a while Cape Fear to the R.E.M. of old is the fascina- Broken starts olf like the open There'd be nothing to really rec Lyricist Zip Campisi has thai tion with death in Try Not To ing punch in a streetlight - dirty and ommend this album il it weren't for mysteriously agressive Trent Res- Breathe.' 'Sweetness Follows' and painful and fast and hard and the the fact Rastine's got chutzpah. ner (Nine Inch Nails) sound on The Man On The Moon ' album doesn't let up from there. What with the psvchadelic, dreamy Big Bang' and Wild at Heart', and Just dwelling on the inevitable "Don't think you're having all the version of the theme Irom Spar- an older, Ministry esque edge lo fate like they have in the past fun/You know me I hate every- tacus. the jazzy instnimenial ver- Sick' But don't believe that this would be too easy Automatic one" Reznor bellows on Wish' and sion of Steely Dan's Peg.' the Bob band limits itself to sound alike lyr For The People has taken the sets the lone for the rest of the six Marley covers, Simply Red's Hold- ics They have restored high R.E.M. subject lightheartedly in Man On song EP. Like most industrial rock, ing Back the Years' and the rap density dance music to what it once Automatic for the People The Moon. It's Stipe's journey NIN is at its best when the tracks jam tribute to John Coltrane's A was and should be now raw Warner Bros. through the afterlife viewed take on that car-chase-background Love Supreme,' Rastine takes energy The challenge to create a follow- through the lives of Moses, Sir music-speed-iniensity, like on chances that liven up an otherwise Included on this release is a tune up loR.E.M.'s award winning Out Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, a 'Wish' and the ear stunning Gave dull release that hit dance club Circuits in 1990 of Time was a magnificenl feat professional wrestler and Elvis Up ' But Reznor also has nearly - Matthew A. Daneman The Bog' featuring Jean Luc Perhaps loo great for some groups, Presley. accelerated his talent of wallowing DeMeyerol Front 212 is a good maybe even for Bill Berry, Peter "If you believe, they put a Man in self despair to an art form The BiGod 20 enough reason in ,ind of itsell to Buck, Mike Mills and Michael on the Moon, Man on the Moon. II hilariously titled "I lappines is Steel Works! pick up this album Stipe. you believe, there's nothing up Slavery' should become a modem Sire Records On a scale of one (I wouldn't But instead of draining Irom the their sleeve, then nothing is cool," classic toangst ridden, fake red If you're into industrial dance listen to it il you paid me) to five same creative pool that land- Stipe sings for the melody of Man haired teens everywhere tunes, may I suggest Steel Works! (Buy this on CD and cassette), I'd -- Matthew A. Daneman by BiGod 20 Hailing from some- give n .i three at least buy the cas Animal Bag whet e in Europe, this seven year setle old band offers a vai icly of hard Animal Bag It's cool. What are you waiting Stardog/Mercury Records edged techno pop thai is sure to be for' a hit in US dance clubs soon - Marion Schloemer The first thing you'll notice when you listen to Animal Bag's self titled debut LP is likely to be the versatility of three of the members FREE TICKET GIVEAWAY of the group THE INSIDER INVITES YOU TO A FREE One minute you swear you're SCREENING OF: listening to Jane's Addiction and the next they sound a lot like Skid If you're From Moorehigh Row. Think you figured this group and you gel sick, out? Not hardly, as they suddenly delve into acoustic melod i fall on your knees cincl pray Extreme or start banging on the yon die quick. bongo drums But lor everything guitarist Rich Parris, bassist Otis and drummer Boo add to the group with their wide range of ability, vocalist Luke Edwards seems to take away. Sounding somewhat like LA Guns fronlman Phil Leis, Edwards con- stantly drags through the tunes, whining through the songs with a lack of any kind of feeling It's a shame too because his bandmates put out good music on tracks such as Darker Days' and ed...Time on the top of the On The Moon,' which was written Missing Out.' The same can be charts. R.E.M look a dip to the in Seattle said for the band's acoustical side and wandered the pan- "I just fell off the chair when I elforts on Hello Cosmo' and Mir- American area in search of a new heard that." Buck has said pre- rored Shades,' but with Edwards inspiration and a different sound. viously, "We were in Seattle and dragging along his annoying voice, The result is Automatic for the he finished the song quickly, in a the mood is ruined As you listen to People a methodical transition day. We were all just dumbfoun the words and vocal style Edwards through deep, soulfull moods ded It was, uh...mind boggling." gives Mirrored Shades' (Drinks R.E.M. has returned to its fans, are raised, toasts are made. I watch It's a return to the R.E.M. that its people a new album in a little it all through my mirrored gave life to its words and music in over a year and a half While it may shades"), you honestly feel sorry Athens, Georgia, the R.E.M. that not have been exactly automatic, for the rest of the group. What seemed to be missing in the quartet has produced a strong - could have possibly been a bothGreen and ...Time even better - follow-up to ...Time break-through group will now The group's method of touring R EM has scored again, but this probably never make it out of the the country for the genesis time with the return to their crea club scene. MO EMERTAIW-:-. I VERTMVIEM ■ DARK HORSf ofAutomatic for the People tive roots - Kirk Pavelich WM COIO > URfu DRW DR GIGGLES W RICHARDSON BRU\ Htt brought forth an outstanding array -- Glen Lubbert v'.\\U0lO:\ oWIEttHIFLER SER WMCOTO ol personal and cultural themes Rastine that included places, lives and mor Nine Inch Nails Afrodisiac lality. Broken Zoo Records Inter si op.' Records Pop this puppy into the CD The premiere is Thursday, Oct. 22 at 9 p.m. The album's first single Drive,' Clevelander Trent Reznor is not player and you'll be transported at the AMC Franklin 6, near the Franklin Park Mall. echoes the sound that can be heard a happy puppy Reznor. better back back in lime To the last Just stop by the BG News office, 210 West Hall, throughout the entire 12 tracks known as the industrial hell maker time you were at dentist's office or Recorded in a New Orleans man- Nine Inch Nails, makes music like the grocery store, thai is. In the Oct. 16 between noon and 3 p.m. and sion said to be haunted, 'Drive' an emotional black hole - sucking finest tradition of light jazz fusion (is Oct. 19-22 between noon and 3 p.m. creates a distant, haunting, solitare all light and energy and life into it there such a fine' tradition?) Ras- r your FREE passes. that is revisited on ttie albums final and letting nothing come out the tine, who's worked with such Hurry up an a get 'em before they all go! song. Find the River' Both songs other side. And while he's been liv- greats as En Vogue and Marvin M*o«Li«,mi 7 1k« ladder Mogoxtacj

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by Lisa Gallagher tion until we know it's safe," Meese Insider stressed. If there is a cruelty case that the society can't handle, it is taken to the Humane Society of the United Finding an adorable, faithful States, 745 Haskins Road in Bowl- companion is tough these days, but ing Green. Sandy Rowland, re- the Humane Society In Bowling gional director, said there aren't Green could make your search a many cases that the society can't little easier. Cute and cuddly pets handle, but some of the animals are said to be man's (or woman's) that come into the shelter have best friend and the society has really been treated unfairly. plenty of dogs and cats that need The U.S. Humane Society also cats to cat shows, where they have raised $ 1100 for the society membership that can be pur- someone to love. trains all shelter employees and recently won five trophies. through their Slip-N-Sllde philan- "The whole thrust of the Hu- chased: $5 for students and $25 managers. Donations from private citizens thropy. for a family. Members can visit and mane Society Is to protect animals The purchase cost for any ani- and the various fees are the sole Dr. Keller said the reason that so play with the pets during the day and help them replace trust in hu- mal at the shelter is $40. This in- supports the county Humane Soci- many campus students volunteer is and receive a newsletter once a man beings," said Dr. Barbara Kel- cludes a free vet check up, all their ety. The society also thrives from because "most students enjoy ani- month about the current events at ler, president of the board of direc- shots and a health guarantee. If the the amount of volunteers it receives mals. Volunteering puts students in the society. tors at the society and director of dog or cat is not healthy, then it from the Bowling Green area. contact with pets and this satisfies "Volunteering or donating to the Residential Services at the Univer- can be brought back for a refund Meese said many college stu- their needs as well as helping the society is providing a very special sity. Meese said there is a very good dents volunteer, including those pets." service for the society as well as the The society, located at 801 Van rate of adoption at the society, and who need community service hours Garage sales and open houses animals," Keller said. "The vol- Camp Road off of N. Main, helps there are hardly any returns. and fratematies and sororities. are also fundraisers that the society unteers In Bowling Green are stray and sometimes abused ani- Sigma Chi Fratematy recently uses to get money. There is also a mals find good homes. There are The society shelter, which is greatly appreciated." more cats than dogs available be- open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru cause most of the dogs are taken to Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the the Wood County Dog Shelter. weekends, has also taken in a few Molly Meese, shelter director, wild animals such as injured deer, said the only dogs they take are squirrels and even birds, but these those who have been abused. "We are taken immediately to a veter- won't give an animal up for adop- inarian. They also take their stray

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PEACHPIT Continued from page four. The 21 year-old believes her at- She did, however, spill the beans traction to the show has to do with about a group of her sorority sisters realistic storylines and Luke Perry's who meet every week for '90210' butt. and beer before cruising to the Amy's roommate, Ann ("is this bars. These are not your typical going to be in the paper?"), feels teenbeat watchers. that as a 21 year-old, she is able to relate to the storylines In reminis- Unfortunately, the true-blue fans cence of her own high school days. will eventually have to find a new "You can look at the different fix in one of the made-for-the- characters and see the Importance twentysomething-generation spin- Valid Only At placed on status for teenagers, "she offs when '90210' gets cancelled. said. Wendy's im Another "closet watcher" admit- Aw, come on. You know It's in- ted her attraction to the show, but evitable. It's almost graduation time 1504 E. Wooster F OLD FASHIONED ^ didn't feel ready to "out" herself. for the kids in West Beverly Hills. L HAMBUB0B1U J Bowling Green, OH "I like ('90210') because it deals Then again, they may all decide with today's Issues. My name will to attend UCLA and move to Mel- not be used,"she said. rose Place, tit.. M., Oct. 16. 1991 9 The Insider Magazine

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