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THE BG NEWS Vol.70 Issue36 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, October 23,1987 Fire alarm President mentions inspections tax hike requested WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan yesterday that he is willing to talk with by Cathy Hoehn Unless funds are congressional leaders about a staff reporter tax increase to cure the nation's available, our hands economic ills, and declared he Some students claim they sees "no indicators" of a reces- have not been able to hear the are tied." sion ahead despite the battered fire alarms from their make- stock market. shift lounge/rooms, and the -Tim Burns, Plant University will begin to analyze Operations and At his first White House news possible problems with the pre- conference since March, Rea- sent fire alarm systems during Maintenance gan said he believes Soviet Gen- Christmas break. eral Secretary Mikhail Gorba- Connie French, freshman ed- The alarm system in Kreis- chev will visit the United States ucation major, said she did not cher, which was installed this this year to sign a path-breaking hear a fire alarm and that she past summer, will be check by arms reduction treaty, but has and four roommates almost the electrical engineer who no firm word that the meeting received a group billing for not headed the project. will take place. evacuating during a fire drill. "The new horns that were in- The women, who live in the stalled were put in the exact The president also defended second floor lounge of Chapman same places as the old horns," the United States' naval pre- Hall in Harshman Quadrangle, Cook said. "Also, the engineer sence in the Persian Gulf, and left the building one night in Sep- who put the system in said they said, "We are not there to start a tember for a fire alarm that should be just as loud, if not went off around 2 a.m. They louder, than the horns re- war. We are there to protect came back, she said, and slept placed." neutral nations' shipping in in- until about one hour later when Cook believes a large part of ternational waters." they were woken up by their re- the problem is due to students Reagan opened his first for- sident adviser and nail director, Slaying music so loudly that mal meeting with Washington who had keyed into their room. ley cannot hear the alarms reporters in seven months with a The fire alarm had gone off above the noise. a nip. "Seems like only y ester- and the roommates had not "One problem we find is that ay," he said as laughter filled heard it. The same thing oc- there's so much room noise, the East Room. curred during the next few fire they wouldn't hear it if the horn drills. was right in their roooms," he Reagan began with a progress "We have a girl upstairs who said. report on first lady Nancy Rea- calls down when there's an Tim Burns, assistant project gan, who underwent breast can- alarm now, though," French manager of Plant Operations cer surgery last Saturday and said. and Maintenance, said that any returned to the White House ear- The girls' hall director told major renovations involving the lieryesterday. them they would not be billed. fire alarm systems "takes a lot "It sure is good news to have Glen Cook, fire safety officer of time and money." Nancy back home, and she's do- for environmental services, said Certain recommendations for in gjust fine, "he said. most complaints have been from such a project are made by a The news conference came at Founders, Kreischer and committee to the University's a particularly difficult time in Harshman Quadrangles. Board of Trustees, who approve Reagan's administration. A Harshman Hall Director or turn down the committee's and a director of third floor of proposals. In addition to his wife's can- Lowry Hall, Founders have re- "Each year, certain funds are BG News/Mike McCune cer, the president has had to quested to have their halls in- allocated for the upgrading of Let's go ride a bike grapple with the economic diffi- spected. (alarm) systems, and then we culty and a tense situation in the "But we'll have to wait until have to prioritize everything," "Burning calories instead of brain cells." was the theme of the stationary bicycle marathon held yesterday Persian Gulf, and is awaiting over Christmas break before we he said. "Unless funds are a- from 7 a.m. to midnight in the Student Recreation Center. The event was organized by the Recreation word from Secretary of State start," Cook said. "It would be vailable, our hands are tied." Center staff as part of Alcohol Awareness Week. Students signed up for 15-minute shifts while another George Shultz on possible pro- Juite a disruption for the stu- bicycle was saved for University administrators and teachers who wished to participate. gress toward an arms control ents with all the noise." I See Alarms, page 3. treaty with the Soviet Union. Trial conferences finish Will BGSCJ's by Cathy Hoehn its considerations," such as staff reporter whether the defendant has had any prior offenses. During these conferences, an Sig Ep incident is colors turn? Twelve Sigma Phi Epsilon agreement is sometimes drawn by Jackie Jackson He said the University of fraternity members arrested for regarding fines and conditions staff reporter Toledo used to be called T.U. by criminal trespassing at Doyt of probation. However, if no local media, but subtly changed Perry Field during Homecom- conclusion is reached, or the de- tradition turned bad toU.T. ing Weekend completed their fense attorney does not agree The arrest of 13 Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity members at Every once in a while He added it is not likely that pre-trial conferences this week, with the prosecutor's decision, Doyt Perry Field Homecoming weekend was the result of a someone suggests that the Uni- Bowling Green will change its with two pleading no contest, then the case goes to trial. tradition that was out of hand, the fraternity president said. versity change its school colors. school colors. four pleading not guilty, and six Scott Tressel pleaded no "It is a tradition for members to camp out before the game to Apparently, some people just "Green is a popular color," he others being dismissed. contest at his pre-trial confer- get to know each other. They snowballed it this year," said can't be happy with burnt or- said. "Eastern Michigan, Mi- ence on October 5, was found Scott Deakin, Slg Ep president. "They hung themselves, not ange and seal brown. chigan State and Ohio Unversity The members arrested are guilty and fined $35 plus court the fraternity." Larry Weiss, associate vice all nave green and white as their Sledges who allegedly went to costs. Bryan Schenker also Deakin said he "heard rumors about painting on some lock- Bresident of alumni affairs, said school colors. But Western Ken- le football stadium to save pleaded no contest on Oct. 5, was era" in one of the locker rooms, but the Sig Eps knew nothing le idea to change the school tucky University in Bowling seats at the next day's game for found guilty and fined $60 plus about it colors has been proposed to him. Green, Ky., does not have green fraternity alumni. While at the court costs. Timothy McAlea "An they did was take a golf cart and drive around," he said. He said he recently received a for their school colors." stadium, the students were ob- pleaded no contest on Oct. 14. "Most people would know better. You and I would know you letter from an alumnus along Weiss said the school began in served on the trainer's cart at was found guilty and was fined dont ride a golf cart around a football field. with an advertisement for a new 1910, and ever since 1914 its about 12:30 a.m. Damage was $50 plus court costs. "Those guys just got out of hand." cologne called "Bowling colors have been orange and done to the cart, the door to the Brian Beck, David Graham, He believes the members' actions reflect back on the house Green," which just happened to brown. visitor's locker room and to the Scott Banda, Jarrett Deerwes- and therefore the fraternity is "making every effort to remedy begreen. He added that keeping the field itself. ter and Eric Isherwood were all the situation internally." The letter suggested green, University's colors orange and The pre-trial conferences dismissed deferring costs last Ttie week following the incident, Deakin said the members black and white as the appro- brown would be more economi- were held so the students' de- Wednesday, on the condition involved in the incident would be required to do a total of 200 to priate school colors. cal. fense attorneys could "plea bar- they each perform 20 hours of 2S0 hours of volunteer work for the athletic department and in Clifton Boutelle, director of "It would be very expensive to 6ain with the prosecutor." said community service for the Uni- the Bowling Green community. Eublic relations, said "I've change," he said. larcie Wilks, paralegal for Stu- versity. However, on Wednesday he said that besides the community eard of Universities changing Boutelle said he favors keep- dent Legal Services. During this Scott Deakin, fraternity work ordered by the courts, no additional community service their nicknames, but no one to ing the colors. time, the attorney and pros- president, said this action was wast my knowledge has ever changed ecutor discuss the case "and all a See Fraternity, page 3. their school colors." G See Colors, page 3. Friday News in Brief

81 □ Wes Hoffman, BO's municipal ad- Spnator« trt unfa r\n Rr»rLr- t" future confirmations should never again be half which targeted individual senators who op- ministrator, will be "buzzing out" of of- uciiaiuiaiu vuie UU DUIft turned into "a political contest as if people were pose the nomination. "He said he was appalled by fice after decades of service, see story WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republicans voting on him.' He said the qualifications of those that campaign," Simpson said, page 3. agreed yesterday to end debate and vote today on who supported Bork at his confirmation hearings Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, Robert Bork's doomed Supreme Court nomination were "far superior" to qualifications of those who JJ_W Va haa been pushing for a quick vote, so the DA University professor is training after Bork said he had no desire to prolong the con- testified against him. Senate can get on to other business and Reagan for the 1988 Summer Olympics, see firmationbattle. ,__._._. „ - — ».,. .. «■ « can nominate someone else for the vacant Su- At a news conference last night, President Rea- Senate Republican Whip Alan K. Simpson said Q^me Court seat, story page 4. gan sharply criticized "private interest groups of he spoke to Bork earlier yesterday and that the ^ «__». various kinds" for playing politics with the nomi- nominee had "no desire to prolong this. He wanted Also yesterday, a Bork supporter said 23 federal DThe American Marketing Associa- nation and said he would try to replace Bork with to express the hope that we would conclude." judges have signed a petition decrying intense out- tion and the Bowling Green Jaycees are "somebody who is qualified in the same way as he Simpson, R-Wyo., said he hoped the Senate could side lobbying in the battle over Robert H. Bork's planning a ghoulishly good time for stu- is." vote today on the nomination. Supreme Court nomination and suggesting such dents, see story page 4. The president added that Bork himself asked He said Bork "deplored" advertising on his be- tactics could endanger the integrity of U.S. courts. Editorial t October 23,1987 Retain colors Adventures in teaching Innovation is a good thing. New ideas should always be encouraged. Change can be very real well. Knows that twice I've security rooms. Trish is locked "by some guy," she says. healthy. forgotten to pick up the keys in. Two minutes later we lose the But let's not be silly about it. from the office, a potentially I shout through the keyhole to picture on the television. I press disastrous problem since the of- let Trish know what's going on. "stop" on the VCR and eject the Some people have proposed changing the Uni- fice is closed between noon and "We'll get you out," I assure tape. Out it comes, sporting versity's colors from seal brown and burnt orange one. Both times I avoided her, "even if we have to blast." several inches of black spaghe- to those that are brighter or prettier or more spir- trouble by getting to the class- For some reason, she's not en- tti. Visions of my own execution ited. room before my friend had left. tirely comforted by this. in the closed-circuit room of That's silly. "No thanks," I chirp. "I've Then I ask if the guy from in- WBGU dance in my head. got them right here." Everyth- structional media has shown up But heaven smiles down on me Many people seem to want green as the replace- ing's going smoothly today. with the TV and VCR I re- this time. Trish, she of the new- ment colors, and with the name Bowling Green, it When I get to the classroom, quested. He's there, all right. found freedom, saves the day. might seem fitting. my students are milling around A couple of weeks ago I had in the hall. I put the key in the But Eastern Michigan, Michigan State and Ohio the kind of day that made me switch to turn off the alarm be- University all have green and white as their school realize why I'm in the teaching fore unlocking the door. I react to this dilemma the way I always colors. The University would be conforming. profession — for the adventure. It doesn't turn. The University is the only school in the Mid- The day starts out innocently "Mondays," I think. I try react to dilemmas. I panic. American Conference with orange and brown enough. In the morning, I call again. Still nothing. WBGU and find that they'll let Looking down at the key, I no- school colors. It is distinctive. Brown and orange me borrow one of their tapes tice I've been given the one to set the University apart and are part of the Uni- from PBS's "Vietnam" series University Hall's other com- With the VCR. No television. She knows how to untangle the versity's style ana personality. since there is no cable hookup in puter room. My students and I I tell him I specifically re- film. We start the VCR again. The colors have represented the University for 73 my computer-lab classroom. are locked out. quested both a VCR and a TV not Minutes later, the VCR makes Sears. They are part of the memories of all Bowling After reading reports on the I react to this dilemma the only when I placed the order a spaghetti again. Trish suggests I Twins-Tigers game in three way I always react to dilemmas. week ago but earlier this morn- may have been given a VCR reen alumni. They are part of the University's different papers, I grade a cou- I panic. Telling my students I'll ing when I called to double- from hell. history. ple of essays. be right back, I dash down the check just to make sure nothing, By now it's one o'clock which Sentimental stuff aside, changing colors just At 11:45 a.m. I grab what is corridor to Moseley Hall in but nothing, would go wrong to- means the English department would not be practical. The cost and hassle of becoming my regular lunch this search of my friend who still has day. office is open, f go down and get changing colors would be immense. semester — a peanut butter and the other set of keys. The instructional media guy the department s VCR. By the jelly sandwich on whole wheat. A quick tour of all the class- tells me he has nothing to do time I get it up to the room and Publications, sweatshirts, hats, mugs would all At noon I sing "Blowing in the rooms turns up nothing, so I run with taking the orders. He just connect it, we have 15 minutes have to be redesigned. Wind" at the Divestment Rally to the Union to see if she's delivers. Besides, he must be left to view the hour-long t-oe. The stadium would have to be repainted. New in the Union Oval where having lunch. No sign of her. wondering what all the fuss is Fifteen minutes later the class team and band uniforms would have to be pur- someone mistakenly introduces Another sprint brings me back about since I have no classroom is over. My students leave. I chased. me as a musician. to my classroom, or rather the in which to put a TV anyway. wait outside pie classroom for a And then the adventure be- hallway outside of my class- Meanwhile, I decided to look new instructional media guy to The banners hanging in the Ice Arena and Me- gins. room. I give the word that for an open classroom, one with pick up the VCR that I ended up morial Hall would have to be changed. At 12:25 I head for my Advan- there's been a slight delay. a television. I go down and tell not using. Even Freddy and Frieda Falcon would have to ced Writing class in University At this point the plot thickens. my students. They go up to the The wait takes about five alter their costumes. Hall. Since I'm showing a video One of my students tells me that classroom. I wait at my ex- minutes, but I don't mind. I use So don't argue about the colors, be proud of them. in class today, I walk with the there's no trouble after all. classroom so I can tell the in- the time to consider a career calm all teachers display on Trish, another of my students, structional media guy I don't move. I contemplate a line of Don't look at them as drab, view them as unique. those no-preparation days. was already in the classroom need the television that I told work less exhausting than teach- They are good colors. They're trendsetting. On my way, I pass a friend of when my friend left it. Trish is him I needed. ing. Counter-espionage perhaps. After all, where do you think the Cleveland mine who has just finished inside and can open the door and Eventually I am reunited with Hergert, an instructor in the Browns got the idea for their colors? teaching in the same room. "Do let us in, my student says. my students, sans Trish, and I English department from Slay- you need the keys?" she asks. Oh no Trish can't. Not with start the tape. Moments later, ton, Minn., is a columnist for She's an old friend. Knows me these newfangled, extra- Trish arrives. She's been sprung The News. Letters Racism 'our' problem, larities so we can forge the gap. tion), Mrs. Retamozo contacted being, because a threat to hu- president Reagan is, so I de- Reagan is? The Republicans. I've been on all of these panels Amnesty International and man rights anywhere, is a threat cided to do some trivia research. Reagan IS Republican, isn't he? not just blacks' issue and I believe this is a good other human rights organiza- to human rights everywhere. Since it was before 10 a.m. and They should know. Maybe I The purpose of this letter is to cause. I also work as a student tions for help. Amnesty has WRITE A LETTER, SAVE A FacUine was closed, other re- should have called the Demo- enlighten Dave Robinson, the recruiter in the Admissions Of- adopted Alejandro Retamozo as LIFE. sources were needed. Latta — crats instead because the Wood USG president. Being a public fice, and I tell black students a non-violent prisoner of cons- Jay Rosen his office is in town, I was sure County Republican line was person myself, I understand the they can make it here. What cience. President Al-BGSU they would know. Even after be- "not a working number." Fina- importance of being tactful and white students and everyone Amnesty International is a OCMB4749 ing put on hold, the only infor- lly the clock struck 10 a.m., I clear, so my words won't be mis- concerned has to realize is that world-wide organization de- mation I received was that Bush called Factline, and after look- interpreted'. black people are PEOPLE first. voted to the release of all is the 43rd vice president. ing it up in the 1987 Almanac, the First of all, I'll give Robinson Dave, you appear to want to "prisoners of conscience" — Which president Hmmm — the military, they'll operator gave me the long- the benefit of doubt by assuming help black people with THEIR that is any person imprisoned is Ronald Reagan? know. I called the Army. An- awaited answer: Reagan is the that his intentions are good. But, problems, but what you fail to solely for his/her beliefs, race, other dead end. No one could tell 40th President of the United I have to let him in on a little se- realize is racism is OUR prob- ethnic origin or sex and who THIS IS A TEST: Reagan is me off hand, but they said they'd States. Whew! I could happily go cret. He shouldn't portray him- lem as people not just a black have neither used nor advocated the President of the United research it and call me back back to work; my trivia crisis self as God and make it seem problem. The problems many violence, and is also devoted to States. (which they did). Now my was resolved. like he and USG are doing blacks have had are a direct re- the end to torture and inhumane Well, while at work the ques- simple thirst for trivia was be- blacks in BGSU a favor by hold- sult of racism and discrimi- treatment around the world. tion came up. No one I asked coming quite ravaging. Doesn't Sherry Gibson ing a forum. nation heaped upon them by the Amnesty, whose members in- could positively answer which anyone know which president 136 Pearl St. Tread the USG story carefully white society. We all have to clude such prominent people as and objectively making sure I work together to make it work Bono (of U2), Sen. Edward Ken- wasn't assuming anything. The not just black people. nedy, Sen. Paul Simon, Sen. Joe idea of having a forum is a won- So Dave, I know you mean Biden, Paul Simon (the singer), derful idea and I welcome the well, but next time make your- Peter Gabriel and thousands of opportunity to discuss some of self clear. I'll make sure I m at others, uses public opinion as its the problems outlined and the forum to discuss OUR prob- major tool in gaining the suggest solutions. The problems lem (both blacks and whites at release, and/or the fair treat- of minority retention and ad- the University) and give some ment of prisoners of conscience. justment at BGSU are serious possible solutions. When Amnesty adopts a problems. I haven't had these prisoner, notices with that problems so I'm willing to help. Arto Woodley, Obsidian prisoner's situation are sent to But Dave shouldn't sound as if 304 Moseley Hall each of the members and groups he is issuing an ultimatum by around the world. These urgent saying "I hope they (blacks) action notices are the basis from take advantage of this opportun- which thousands of letters and ity—if they don't then I don't Prisoners' aided petitions are written and sent to think anyone can help them with by letters, petitions the appropriate officials. their problems ... if they won't Now this may seem like a help themselves." I agree with Alejandro Retamozo was a weak and ineffective effort, but this statement in principle and I biology student at San Cristobal the truth is that it works. A believe it is true, but please de Huamonga University in prisoner of conscience that Am- don't make it sound like USG is Ayacucho, Peru. That fact, is no nesty adopts has a 40 percent doing blacks a favor. longer true. chance of being released. When I Took at everything objec- On Aug. 6,1987, Alejandro was you're talking about torture and tively and anyone who knows me taken by Peruvian soldiers in suffering, that's not too bad! can attest to this fact, but I don't the small town of Huanta, ap- Since Amnesty's inception in appreciate it when it seems like proximately 40 miles from his 1961, many more than 25,000 the larger society feels they are school in Ayacucho. His arrest prisoners of conscience have doing blacks a favor. I don't was witnessed by his mother, been released as direct results want anyone's pity, just respect who in the next weeks contacted of Amnesty's intervention. as a man. every official possible in an Dean T. Simon Farisani, a Conrad Pritcher has had effort to locate tier son and be black Lutheran minister in SOCICDV DAVID HARRIS panels of black .students in his advised as to his crime. After no South Africa, and an activist education classes so white and responses from the government working for a peaceful end to black students can discuss fran- (they will not even acknowledge apartheid, was arrested in kly the differences and simi- that he is being held in deten- November 1986. When he was released in January 1987 (with- out every having been charged THE BG NEWS with a crime), he came to the Editor RonFrrtj Asat PhotoErJitor Me/kTh«tmen United States and told how his Managing Editor Measaa McGdrvray Chiet Copy Editor .KtmOam interrogation had to stop at one Asst Managing Editor Belh Thomas Chlel Copy Editor Judi Kopp News Editor JuM FauoW Copy Editor Juaeann Baa point while the interrogator took City Editor Caroene Langer Copy Editor Mary Hrrber a phone call from Amnesty's Editorial Editor Bam Murphy Copy editor JohnMeola South African researcher who Wire Editor bnda Hoy Copy Editor Rebecca Thomas inauired about the Rev. Farisan- Soots Editor Jefl McSherry Copy Editor JaradO Wadlay i's health and well being. Shortly Assl Sports Editor Tom Sharnivrtz CopyEdrlor Jute Wallace afterward, he was released. Friday Editor JrmyouH Production Supr MrrteG* As a student chapter of Am- Assl Friday Editor Kelly Rose Production Supr Christine Rogers nesty International, we join 573 Pnolo editor Rob Upton Production Supr David Smpaon other student chapters in our The BG News is pubasned dairy Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and two-fold purpose. First, we are a BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed wearily during me summer session by the Board of Student Pubacabona of Bowing Careen vital part of the letter- writing vzr Slate University machine which is the driving Opmrons enpreaeeo by columnists do not naoaaaanty reflect the opmlona or the BG ^v ^kW News force of the organization, and The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal rapportunrty emptoyera and second, we endeavor to promote do not dteenrr-nate m rwmg practices community awareness of the in- The BO News aril not accept advarttaKg that is deemed rMcrmnalory. degrading or justices in the world and to raiting on the baara ol race, sei or national origin suggest a non-violent way to copynghl 198e by the BG News a> nghta reserved combat them.

Busnaaa Offce Editorial OrAoa We need student and faculty 214WaalHal Ph (4t») 372 2601 2iOWeetHal Ph |41») 372 2803 support from BGSU to help se- Bowtng Green State Unrvaralty cure freedom for ourselves and Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 027rj the world. When you are asked di Summer Hours 7 30am to 5 pm Monday through Thursday to sign a letter or petition for 7.30 am to 11 30 am Fndr Amnesty, please do. Get In- volved in your rights as a human LTJ Local October 23,1987 3 City administrator is "taking off taught geography and pursued age and the refurbishment of by Greg Connel his masters degree at the Uni- City Hall. city reporter versity, and he said he is looking In terms of human accom- forward to the privacy of re- plishments, I think for the most The sign on his wall reads, tirement. part the government here is "Old pilots never die — they Just "You reach a point in your life seen as being honest and intent buzz off," and although Munici- where you say 'wait a minute, upon trying to help the people," pal Administrator Wes Hoffman I've got to have some time to do he said. ,!We've extended our will be buzzing out of City Hall the things I want to do when I recreation programs, acquired soon, it may not be his last flight want to do them,' and I'm reach- park lands, (and) we've gotten for the city. ing that point now," he said. "I into the housing business to help Hoffman has helped pilot the don't have that many years left improve the housing stock. Bowling Green government and I want to spend those years We've attempted to improve since he was appointed safety doing what I want to do." the quality of life through zoning service director in 1972. He said Hoffman said if he could take and a master plan. I think we've he is prepared to retire at the a one-year sabbatical from his been able to improve or at least end of 1967, but will stay until job, "that would be the perfect maintain the city's small town sometime in 1988 if the new solution," but that the city char- atmosphere in spite of the fact mayor asks him to help with the ter does not contain a provision that we are growing." transition of the city administra- for extended leave. On the other side of the coin. tion. "I like my job, and I like the Hoffman said there are around As he leaned back in his chair involvement, it's just there is so half a dozen things he wishes the and set his glasses on the table much of it. You're in so many city had taken different posi- in front of him, Hoffman said different things. In this kind of tions on. through half-closed eyes that he job you have to be a generalist," One of these was the case of a is giving up the post he has held he said. "A generalist is a per- developer who wanted to build since 1974 because he is tired. son who starts off knowing a low income housing. The neigh- "I'll be 67 years old next year little bit about a whole lot of bors objected, and he was tur- and there are other things I things and as he goes along he ned down on questions regard- would like to be doing with my gets to know less and less about ing his site plan. life besides running this job more and more and he winds up r'I was ill the night the critical here," he said. "I need some knowing nothing about every- decisions were made. I think the BG News/Greg Connel time to myself. All my life I've thing." site plan was ready for accep- Wes Hoffman been in jobs where I was at the With all the irons in the fire, tance at the time and maybe I the Planning Commission and trator will need to face the prob- principles — compromise, com- beck and call of somebody else." Hoffman said it is difficult to could have persuaded the coun- the City Council should be lems of falling finances, city promise and compromise' and K'ck a single accomplishment cil that way had I been there," amended. growth and differing public when you are dealing with citi- Hoffman said during his 27 r which he is most proud. Phy- he said. "Anyway the developer "Certain actions of the Plan- opinions. zen problems you need to work fears in the United States Air sical progress for the city, he sued us and we got involved in a ning Commission require more "Some will agree with what out a compromise that reaches orce, and his 16 years in Bowl- said has been marked by such very expensive law suit." than a simple majority vote of you're doing, some will disagree the lowest level of annoyance for ing Green government, he has projects as the second ward re- Laws have also been passed, council to override. I think this with what you're doing and everyone involved." been on call 24 hours per day. habilitation project, the con- including some that Hoffman ought to be looked at very care- some won't care about what Although Hoffman is leaving His only break from struction of the waste water recommended that he said, fully," he said. you're doing," he said. "Alistair the controls to someone new, he around-the-clock-service came treatment plant, the new police "need to be looked at." Also he As for the future, Hoffman Cooke said, 'the American repu- doesn't expect to turn in his between 1965 and 1971, when he and fire facilities, the city gar- said the relationship between said the new municipal adminis- blic is founded on three great governmental-pilot's license. D See Hoffman, page 4. Colors Alarms Fraternity □ Continued from page 1. red and white." □ Continued from page 1. Q Continued from page 1. Joni Kreinbrink, freshman elementary educa- taken after those fraternity members had already "Bowling Green is distinctive," he said. "Some- tion major, agreed. The University has been undergoing a "perpe- done some community service at the stadium after times the brown is hard to do things with, but the "I don't really like them," she said. " They were tual project" of up-grading its fire alarm systems their arrests. orange is nice." also my high school colors." throughout campus for several years, Daniel Par- William Whitman, Dean Cowger, Reginald ratt, manager of environmental services, said. Goolsby and Peter Cushnie all pleaded not guilty, "All in all, they are good colors and have repre- Becky Gable, freshman psychology major, said "By the time you get done installing new equip- and requested jury trials which are to be held on sented the school well. I think the vast majority of the combination of orange and brown is different ment in all the buildings, it's time to start all over Dec. 1, unless agreements are reached in individ- the alumni are proud of the burnt orange and seal from other schools and she likes it. again with improved equipment," he said. uajpre-trials beforehand. brown." "Orange is my favorite color anyway," she said. Each summer for about the past five years, old The last of the 13 arrested, who was 17-years-old Without saying that he loved the school colors, systems have been renovated or replaced. This at the time, is undergoing juvenile court proceed- Tony Vetter, senior public relations major said Brian Hill, freshman social work major, said "it past summer was devoted to Kreiscner Quadra- ings. He turned 18 within an hour of being arrested. he did not like them. doesn't make any difference to me because the ngle, where repairs included new life safety Deakin said the members involved in the inci- "Brown and orange are too drab," he said. "I colors do not benefit or harm the University in any systems in individual rooms, as well as door clos- dent acted individually in their decisions to plead want something with a little more spirit in it, like way." ing systems in certain areas and frequent spacing guilty or not guilty. detectors. 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Runners com- 6, qualifying her for the time marathon, Kubasek runs be- peting for the Olympics will trials. tween 70 and 90 miles a week. start the race a half hour before One day of the week she runs 15 Six years ago when Nancy the other runners and those with She started running for her to 20 miles, the other days she Kubasek started running, com- the best times will be selected health and then began compet- uses to run short, hard intervals peting in the Olympics never for the Olympic track team. ing in races as her times im- on the track. crossed her mind. Today, In order to qualify for the time proved. She said she enjoyed She said her most challenging however, she is only one race trials, Kubasek had to run a watching her times get faster. race will be the Ultimate Run- away from the 1988 Summer marathon, 28.2 miles, in fewer Two years ago, after hearing ner Race held in Jackson, Miss. Olympics. than two hours and SO minutes. about the Olympic time trials, The race begins at 8 a.m. with a Kubasek, an assistant profes- Each female runner is given a she started looking at other run- 10 kilometer (6.2 miles) run. At sor of legal studies, will be com- year and a half to complete this. ners' times and realized that it 9:30 a.m. there is a 400 meter peting in the Pittsburgh Mar- Kubasek ran the Las Vegas was possible for her to qualify race on the track followed by a athon in May 1988, which is in Marathon in two hours, 48 for the trials. 100 meter race at 10:30 a.m. At 11:15 a.m., a mile race is run on the track and after a break, the final race is a marathon run at 2 p.m. Runners are awarded points based on their performances in each race. The runner with the most points becomes the Ulti- mate Runner. Running, however, is not the only thing in Kubasek's life. She has just finished co-writing a textbook with legal studies de- partment chair Bart Brennan, The Legal Environment of Business. The three year project is due out in December. In addition, this semester she is teaching business law, envi- ronmental law, administrative law and a freshman honors class BG News/Paul Vernon Kubasek stretches out before making her two-mile run. BG News/Paul Vernon which she team teaches. Kubasek runs two miles every morning at Whittaker track in preparation for the Olympic time trials in 1988. Smoking signs taken House to stir fear Disappearing signs make it off the tables, and despite efforts by Debbie Hippie increasingly difficult to separ- to keep the signs up, the sections by Tim Maloney "We were recognized...as one of the best reporter ate non-smoking areas, accord- mix. staff reporter ing to Food Operations officials. McDonna Doolittle, Commons Jaycee haunted houses in Ohio." Signs designating smoking Currently, McDonald Dining Dining Hall general manager, Witches, ghouls, ghosts, go- -Bill Ferguson, co-chairperson and non-smoking sections Hall is the only cafeteria with said the policy of having separ- blins and marketing students. should be visible in all six Uni- visible signs. ate sections was discussed a A seemingly strange combina- versity dining halls. However, The policy of having signs to year ago in management meet- tion, but not at the American they haven t been in five separate the two sections in all ings, but there has not been Marketing Association's (AMA) Last year, 2,400 people went scenes are run by AMA stu- cafeterias because students take dining halls began a few years much enforcement. annual haunted house. through the house, 400 over the dents," Alstadt said. "This is them. ago. However, enforcement of Several students said they The AMA renews its haunted goal, he said. about the third or fourth yerr the separation is left to "peer think Food Operations' effort house tonight in conduction with Bill Ferguson, co-chairperson we've been doing it. There are pressure," Edward O'Donnell, has gone virtually unnoticed. the Bowling Green Jaycees. of the haunted house program several members who've done assistant director of Food Oper- Amy Houston, sophomore po- The house will be open from 7 for the Bowling Green Jaycees, the haunted house for three FASE OFFICE ations, said. to 11 p.m. at the Wood said he was very happy with last years, all five nights. pular culture major said, it's a County Fairgrounds on West year's house. "It's a lot of fun to work once ANNOUNCES "The signs are a response to good idea and a nice gesture, but the students' concerns about it seems pointless.'' PoeRoad. you get involved in it." smoking that began about five Susan Maykowski, freshman For $2, the public can have the "Last year was one of the bet- DUE TO A RENOVATION OF ITS years ago," he said. pre-journalism major agrees. daylights scared out them by ter years we've had. We were The AMA annually sets its CURRENT FACILITIES. THE Ol-FICE Mildred Oglesby, general No one smokes that I've seen, AMA student members. recognized by the state Jaycee goal at exceeding the atten- OF FINANCIAL AID AND STUDENT manager of McDonald Dining except the people who work organization as one of the best dance record of the previous EMPLOYMENT WILL 8E Jay Alstadt, vice president of Jaycee haunted houses in Ohio," year. In hopes of beating last TEMPORARILY IN THE NORTHEAST Hall, said people take the signs there." COMMONS BEGINNING ON promotions for the AMA, said he said. "It's super working with year's total of 2,400, Alstadt said MONDAY OCTOBER 26 THE FASE the organization has experi- the AMA. They make a com- some changes have been made. OFFICE SHOULD RETURN TO ITS enced continued success with mitment and have a lot of fun do- "This year we're adding ORIGINAL LOCATION BY THE the haunted house in the four ing it." something new. On Saturday START OF THE 1988 SPRING years they have been involved. SEMESTER UNFORTUNATELY. HEY MAC nights we're giving van rides SOME TEMPORARY DISRUPTION The house is open for five Alstadt said the AMA has been from the Union," he said. OF SERVICES WILL OCCUR AS THE nights: tonight, tomorrow, Oct. involved with the Jaycees for The ride costs $ 1, but there are OFFICE RELOCATES ITS 29,30 and 31. years and receives a set fee for 50-cent coupons available in re- EQUIPMENT. FILES. AND STAFF AT THIS TIME THE FOLLOWING "Each year, the total atten- staffing the haunted house. sidence hall lobbies and in the ARE THE ONLY OATES THAT THE dance over the five nights has "We have to get 25 people off-campus mail room. Also a- OFFICE ANTICIPATES ANY increased," Alstadt said. there for five nights. All the vailable are 50-cent coupons off CHANGES IN ITS SERVICES the price of admission. Hoffman FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 OFFICE CLOSED (ONLY U Continued from page 3. TELEPHONE MESSAGES WILL "Once I get my year off I'll get BE TAKEN) NO JOBS WILL BE POSTED IN back into some kind of in- THE STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Now you can create and print volvement with the city and the OFFICE government. I don't know on MONDAY. OCTOBER 26 your own documents on Kinko's own what basis, I could run for City OFFICE CLOSED (ONLY Council, I could run for mayor, TELEPHONE MESSAGES WILL self-serve Apple Macintosh BE TAKEN ) there are a lot of things I could TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27 computer and LaserWriter printer do." NO JOBS WILL BE POSTED IN THE STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Come in for a test drive today! OFFICE FINDLAY FORD WHILE IN THE TEMPORARY LOCATION. kinko's TELEPHONE NUMBEHS FOR FASE STAFF SHOULD NOT CHANGE ALSO. 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Hockey vs. Lake Superior I/Jreahfait with JJr. ' Jlitamp 7:30 at the Ice Arena Name Saturday- Soccer vs. Akron Address 2:00 at Cochrane Field Phone Please return to the UAO Office Hockey vs. Lake Superior 3rd floor University Union 7:30 at the Ice Arena Elsewhere October 23,1987 5 News Briefs Terrorist attacks warned Kuwaiti oil terminal hit BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — graphs as a sign of authenticity ing eight Americans, are miss- neighboring Iraq for seven The pro-Iranian captors of of its messages. ing after being kidnapped in Le- years. On Monday, U.S. war- KUWAIT (AP) - An Iran- The Kuwait News Agency American and French hostages The attacks will be patterned banon. Anderson, the 39-year- ships destroyed two Iranian oil ian Silkworm missile hit quoted officials as saying five said yesterday that thousands of after the Oct. 23.1983, bombings old chief Middle East corre- Elatforms in the gulf in retalia- Kuwait's offshore supertan- people were wounded and one suicide bombers have been rea- that demolished the headquar- spondent for The Associated on for missile attacks on Amer- ker oil terminal yesterday, remained hospitalized. Ship- died for attacks against the U.S. ters of the U.S. Marines and Press, is the longest held. He ican-protected tankers in Kuw- setting it afire and wounding pine and diplomatic sources Navy and European forces in French paratroopers in Le- was seized in March 1985. aiti waters. several people, officials re- said casualties were low be- the Persian Gulf. banon, the statement said. In addition, Anglican Church ported. None of the cause no ships were loading The typewritten Arabic The bombings, carried out by envoy Terry Watte is missing The statement made no men- U.S.-flagged tankers the at the Sea Island terminal statement from Islamic Jihad, suicide truck drivers, killed 241 after vanishing last January tion of the hostages, not even the Navy protects were in the nine miles offshore and fewer or Islamic Holy War, was de- American servicemen at the during a mission to mediate with ones whose photographs accom- area. than the usual 20 men were on livered to a Western news Marines base and 58 Frenchmen Islamic Jihad. No group has panied it. It was the third Iranian duty. agency in Beirut. It was accom- at the other post. Both nations claimed to have taken him. missile attack in a week on The missile strike came panied by black-and-white pho- later withdrew their forces from The United States and its Islamic Jihad has claimed the the sheikdom nestled between hours after Iraq reported its tographs of American hostage Lebanon. European allies have sent war- abduction of two Americans and Iraq and Saudi Arabia at the second attack in 24 hours on a Terry Anderson and Jean Paul The envelope contained two ships into the gulf to protect neu- three Frenchmen. Anderson and head of the Persian Gulf. tanker in Iranian waters. Kauffman, a French captive. pictures of the destroyed bases. tral shipping from attacks by Kauffman are among those it The group encloses photo- A total of 23 foreigners, includ- Iran, which has been at war with claims to hold. Fire, death inquiry starts TROY (AP) - Local, state chemical burns or inhalation and federal officials began an at Stouder Memorial Hospital investigation yesterday into and released. Town wins Monsanto spill suit the cause of an explosion and "We don't know what the fire at a chemical company cause was yet, but we are BELLEVILLE, IU. (AP) - Jurors yester- Court accused the St. Louis-based chemical Jury deliberations began Aug. 26 and were flant that killed a 22-year-old continuing to investigate," day found the Monsanto Co. guilty of failing company in the Jan. 10, 1979, spill of a interrupted Sept. 14 when jurors said they Iquaman. Counts said. to warn a Missouri town about the risks of a 19,000-gallon rail shipment of raw material could not reach a decision. Judge Richard He said the Ohio Environ- 1979 chemical spill that contained less than a used in a wood preservative over a half-mile Goldenhersh sent them back to continue de- Troy Fire Chief Robert mental Protection Agency, teaspoon of dioxin, and awarded plaintiffs area in Sturgeon, Mo. liberating. Counts said Billy Hayes was the Ohio Safety and Health $16.2 million after one of the nation's longest The lawsuit also alleged that raw material the sole victim of the Wed- Administration, the State jury trials. — orthochlorophenol — was defective and The ease stems from an accident in which nesday night blast at the Fire Marshal and members The 65 plaintiffs, who said they were sick- unreasonably dangerous. a tank car ruptured as it passed through Goodson Chemical Corp. of the Troy Fire Depart- ened by the spill, had sought $100 million in Sturgeon on its way to Tacoma, Wash., from Four plant workers and a ment's Arson Abatement punitive damages and $35.4 million in com- The trial began Feb. 22,1984, and included Monsanto's Sauget, HI., plant. The ship- firefighter were treated for Team were investigating. pensatory damages. testimony from 182 witnesses. 6,000 exhibits ment's origin ledtothe lawsuit's filing in Il- The lawsuit in St. Clair County Circuit and more than 100,000 pages of transcripts. linois. Monkey found in Ohio CADIZ (AP) — An unusua- when he made a dramatic lly elusive fugitive from leap to freedom from a wall Pittsburgh has been spotted surrounding his outdoor home When it comes to alcohol abuse - in eastern Ohio, where he is at the Pittsburgh Zoo, said driving officials bananas in zoo director Chuck Wiken- their attempts to capture hauser. you hold the keys to prevention him. The 2V4-foot-tall, 25-pound monkey surfaced late last Alfie, a Japanese Macaque week in eastern Ohio — about monkey, has been outwitting 60 miles from home, a Harr- his pursuers since July 23, ison County dispatcher said. 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NOONTIME LECTURE SERIES Tuesday, Oct. 27 Career Development Joan Tussing. Assi. Director. University Placement Services and Betty Ann Almester, Graduate Asst. from the University Placement Services, will discuss practical strategies for choosing a satisfying career, as well as job search strategies. This presentation will pay particular attention to the needs of adult students. Noontime Lecture Programs are from Noon -1 p.m. in the Main Lounge of the Off-Campus Student Center. The University Activities Organization (UAO) is a co-sponsor of the MONSTER MASH HALLOWEEN BASH "Noontime Lecture Series." Sponsored By: Off-Campus Student center. UAO, Commuter/Off-Cam pus Organization, OCTOBER 24,1987 Non-Traditional Student Association. oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv axv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxv oxvoxv oxv oxv oxv oxv Sports < October 23,1187 Cards BG prepares for defeat leers host Lakers Twins road against GD LSSC the only undefeated team in CCHA St. Louis Cardinal pit- Vermette, and Peter Stauber. York said that the weekend by AI Franco series is an important one for cher Danny Cox gave up by Andy Woodard sports reporter Last season, de Carle scored 34 two runs on five hits in se- sports reporter goals and 18 assists for 52 his squad. ven-and-one-third innings points, while Vermette "Their a team that I feel will last night to defeat the The Lake Superior hockey (19-17-36) and Stauber be a contender for the (CCHA) Minnesota Twins 4-2 in To play at home is always an advantage. squad will try to break the (22-13-35) were also prod- championship, without ques- game five of the World Se- The Bowling Green volleyball team hopes that advantage will spell cast by Bowling Green uctive. After four games, tion,' York said. "I think it's ries. come through one more time as they wrap-up a nine game home this weekend in the BG Ice Stauber leads the club in points going to be a real challenge for The Cardinals now lead stand against the University of Dayton in a non-conference match at Arena. with 5*10, while de Carle us." the series 3-2. 7 tonight in Anderson Arena. The Falcons swept the (6*9) and Vermette (6-3-9) D D D After five scoreless in- Lakers in four straight games are tied for second. Senior nings against Bert Blyle- The Falcons, 16-5 overall, are currently 6-2 in this nine-match last season and have been vic- right winger Craig Hewson is vyn, St. Louis erupted for stretch, with the losses coming against Notre torious in the last seven out- expected to provide some ... Junior Greg Parks leads three runs in the sixth in- Dame and Mid-American Conference foe Western ings. BG hosts the Lakers Fri- offensive production. BG in scoring with a goal and ning. Vince Coleman led Michigan. day and Saturday with both BG head coach Jerry York six assists for seven points. He off the inning with an in- BG coach Denise Van De Walle said the home games slated to begin at 7:30 said that the strength of the is followed by senior captain field single, followed by a stand has been good for the team. p.m. LSSC head coach Frank bunt single by Ozzie Smith. "I think this home stand has been very success- Anzalone said that BG poses- After a Tommy Herr fly ful," she said. "I've been pleased with the crowd sed an extraordinary element out, Coleman and Smith support. . .and I hope we get the same kind of in last year's sweep. Bulled a double steal, crowd support (tonight)." "Last year they had our lylevyn then intentionally Van De Walle said she wants to leave home on a number," Anzalone said. "We walked Dan Driessen to positive note because next Friday they begin a usually play them 50-50, except load the basses. five-game road trip, which includes four MAC for last year. They had the Blylevyn then gave up a matches. Van De Walle magic; we couldn t unravel 2-1 single to Curt Ford the mystique." which scored two runs. The "We face what I think is the most difficult part of the schedule Although the season is only third run of the inning was coming up, she said. "In order to finish a strong second in the MAC, three weeks old, this season's wingers is their ability to play Scott Paluch (4-2-6), while five scored when Twins short- we're going to have to beat Central Michigan, Toledo, Miami and scenario is different. The both ways. Falcons are tied for third with stop Greg Gagne booted a Ball State — all on the road. And if we beat all of those squads it will Lakers are the only unbeaten "Vermette, de Carle and four points. Jose Oquendo grounder. be a good showing for us." team in Central Collegiate Hewson, those are three pretty . . . BG will be without the The fourth run came in Hockey Association with a good hockey players," York services of sophomore right the bottom of the seventh Dayton, 16-9, is coming off an impressive drubbing of lowly Cen- 1-0-1 record and are 3-0-1 over- said. "They play solid two-way winger Joe Ouinn, who will when Smith singled in tral State, 15-1,15-2,15-2, last Wed. night. all. LSSC tied Ohio State 4-4 hockey; it's not all offense and miss the weekend series for Coleman who stole third The Flyers main weapon is their service game. UD is ranked last Friday in Columbus, and it's not all defense. We expect B:rsonal reasons. Freshman after a walk and a balk by fourth in the nation in aces per game (3.89), with sophomore hitter defeated the Buckeyes 9-2 Sat- them to check very tightly.' ob Blake caught a touch of Keith Atherton. Melinda Vogler ranking first on the squad and fourth in the nation urday in Sault Ste. Marie, the flu during the week but is The Twins rallied for two with .984 aces per match. Mich. York also said that sopho- expected to suit up. runs in the eighth on Gary BG is 2-1 overall and 1-1 in more Mike Greenlay is a solid Gaetti's two-run triple off UD coach Julie Biermann said her team's service game is always the league as they split their g-rformer between the pipes, ... BG's goalkeepers contin- reliever Todd Worrell. Cox a key for them to win. opening series with Michigan. reenlay presently has a ue to rotate through the month Save up two singles before "We always work on our service game because it's always the The Falcons hold a 40-22-1 ad- goals-against average of 2.31, of October. Sophomore Paul le triple. first chance to score," she said. "We want to try to serve tough in vantage over the Lakers in while last season's total was Connell (6.00 g.a.a.) will start every match." previous contests. 3.54. Freshman Bruce Hoffert tonight, while freshman John LSSC is led by a three wing- (2.99 g.a.a.) could also be Burke (5.05 g.a.a.) gets the nod D See Volleyball, page 7. ers in Mike de Carle, Mark called upon to mind the net. on Saturday.

The JEWISH STUDENTS GROUP • > » Present*: A Presentation on SOVIET JEWRY Falcons meet Zips in 'Battle of Ohio followed bv a by Mark Huntebrinker Tomorrow the Bowling Green UA assistant coach Simon grounded the Falcons last Sun- sports reporter and University of Akron soccer Stelling concurred with the Fal- day 3-1. BAGEL BRUNCH teams indulge in a "Battle of con mentor. Ohio" of their own at 2 p.m. on "The teams match up very Akron lost to Duke last year in Where: Faculty Lounge in the Union. Most Ohioans recognize the Mickey Cochrane Field. The well," he said."Bowling Green the NCAA Division I champion- | When: When Sunday October 25th, 11:00 a.m. yearly matchups between the Zips (7-4-3) and Falcons (10-3) plays a confident, consistent ship game. This year, however, for more info call 354-8420 Cleveland Browns and Cincin- are currently ranked number style of soccer. the Zips have not displayed that nati Bengals as the "Battle of one and two in this week's state kind of power. Ohio." poll. "We have had a rough season This game will also have a big involving a lot of close games," r influence in the Intercollegiate - Stelling said. Soccer Association of America Great Lakes Region Poll. Akron Akron's leading scorers are is currently ranked fourth in the David Wells and Pat Nash. Gamma Phi FIJI ISAA poll with 32 points while Wells has three goals and two BG is fifth with 29 points. assists for eight points while Nash has tallied four goals for But it's not only the polls that Kasten Royer eight points. David Zupko has indicate the game should be BG has played consistent soc- been solid in goal all season — close. Both sides claim the cer all year. Their three losses he possesses a .63 goals-against EGGSTRAVAGANZA teams match up quite evenly on have come to teams currently average. the field. ranked in the ISSA Great Lakes Poll. Indiana, ranked number The Falcons are currently led Saturday, October 24th "The match-ups are very one, defeated BG 3-1, while No- in scoring by freshman forward strong," said Falcon head coach tre Dame, currently ranked Kyle Royer. He has four goals Gary Palmisano. "This is one of number two, was a 2-1 victor and four assists for 12 points. 12:00 Noon at College Park the few times all year we play a over the Falcons. Marquette, Junior forward Tom Kasten fol- team very similar to our style." number eight in this week s poll, lows Royer in scoring with five goals and one assist for 11 points.

Goalkeeper Mickey Loescher STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! hopes to return to action after having to leave the MU game in the overtime because of a nag- # 1 AKRON VS. BGSU Qleg injury. Loescher has oustanding in the net in col- GAMMA PHI- lecting seven shutouts on the GET FRIED! season. FIJI Palmisano said the players realize what they did wrong in the Marquette match and what needs to be done against Akron. "There is no question the This Saturday at 2:00 pm at players realize they did not play well," he said. "The center field Mickey Cochrane Field match ups are very crucial. We can't give the ball up in that part "DULY BAR DAY" of the field." After today's "Battle of Free Ice Cream Bars Compliments Ohio", the Falcons travel to of the DAIRY QUEEN East Lansing, Mich., Wednes- day Oct. 28 to face the Michigan HAPPY HOURS 4-8 State Spartans. UPTOWN THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO Friday, October 23rd BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. $l.OO Donation And they're both repre- sented by the insignia you wear as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The caduceus on the left Special Thanks to: means you're part of a health care * UPTOWN/DOWNTOWN * FRANKART'S EGG FARM * FIRST system in which educational and career advancement are the rule, IMPRESSIONS * PISANELLO'S * PABLOS * POLLEYEYES * not the exception. The gold bar STINGER'S * KLEVER'S * Dl BENEDETTO'S * on the right means you command respect as an Army officer If you're earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, Clifton, NJ 07015. Or call toll free 1-800-USA-ARMY. Proceeds go to: Gamma Phi Beta Camp for Underpriviliged girls and Woodlane Industries ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. SSW«5«5«=55« ftS«S J: October a, U87 7

Bears' Falcons take the weekend off McMahon Begin preparations for MAC showdown at Miami next Saturday returns LAKE FOREST, 111. Bowline Green's football team season winds down. not played according to their The Spartans currently lead the Lrte"Lineman of the Week" in (AP) — Opponents of the will spend its only week off dur- "There is no 1985 Bowling pre-season billing. Tney were Pacific Coast Athletic Associa- the MAC. Chicago Bears had better ing the 1987 season knowing it Green team in this league; there picked sixth in this season's tion with a 3-0 mark. be prepared for another can control its own destiny in the is no 78 Ball State team; no MAC News Media Association Foley earned the first "Line- dimension when the post- drive for the Mid-American Con- team like the Gary Hogeboom- Bre-season poll. As a motiva- SJSU defeated arch-rival Fre- man of the Week" honor for his strike season resumes this ference championship. led '79 Central Michigan team," onal reminder, the Redskins sno State, 20-16, last week in performance in the Falcons' 20-6 week. Jim McMahon is The 3-1 Falcons are currently Rose said. "And to make mat- now wear black patches with the Bulldog Stadium, the site of the defeat of Toledo last week. He back. tied with Eastern Michigan for ters worse for the coaches, the number six on their uniforms. Cal Bowl. With a win against made 11 tackles, including two After a layoff of nearly a second place in the MAC. In Nevada-Las Vegas tomorrow, quarterback sacks for minus 29 year during which he un- front of BG are the 4-1 Miami the Spartans will enjoy any tie- yards, and also broke up a pass. derwent serious shoulder Redskins, next week's opponent "There is no 1985 Bowling Green team in breaking advantage with every Ejry, McMahon ex- in Oxford. this league; there is no '78 Ball State other PCAA team. Cal State Ful- The award is jointly sponsored to play Sunday at A win at MU next week, along lerton is in second place with a by the Miller Lite Brewing .)a Bay and, if all goes with defeats of Kent State (Nov. team; no team like the Gary Hogeboom 3-1 mark, while Cat State Long Company and The MAC Bulle- well," assume his starting 7), at Eastern Michigan (Nov. led '79 Central Michigan team. And to Beach is third at 2-2. tin, an independent weekly quarterback role shortly 14) and Central Michigan (Nov. newspaper covering the confer- thereafter. 21), would (jive BG the confer- make matters worse for the coaches, the Falcon fans can get a glimpse ence's athletics. "I feel ready to play," ence championship and a trip to of the Spartans tomorrow night McMahon said Wednes- the California Bowl on Dec. 12 in teams that weren't as good have when ESPN telecasts the SJSU- In recognition of Foley's day, "and if I do well in Fresno, Calif. improved. This league is wide open..." UNLV game, beginning at 8 selection, Miller Lite will make Tampa Bay, I'll expect to The Redskins, who escaped p.m.PDT(llp.m.EDT). a $100 donation to the Uni- start the following week." Ohio University 10-9 last week, -Tim Rose, Miami football coach versity's scholarship fund. In McMahon, who ap- Ci Toledo in the Glass Bowl addition, a "Lineman of the Eared in only six games orrow. EMU also takes to teams that weren't as good have a □ □ Year" will be selected at the it season but has a string the road, playing Western Mi- improved. This league is wide ODD conclusion of the season and Mil- of 23 straight starting vic- chigan in Kalamazoo, Mich. open, just like everyone thought The eventual winner of the ler Lite will make a $500 dona- tories, underwent rotator MU coach Tim Rose sees the in July." MAC will most likely have a Cal BG defensive end Joe Foley tion to the general scholarship of cuff surgery last Decem- race only getting closer as the The first-place Redskins have Bowl date with San Jose State. was selected as the first Miller the recipient's school. ber. Doctors told him it would Volleyball be at least a year before he could play again, but McMahon reported to the D Continued from page 6. Bears training camp in On offense, the Flyers will look for middle hitter Car- most of all, we want to be mentally prepared. Platteville, Wis., last rie Cordomnier to do most of the scoring. The freshman "... More than anything else in volleyball, you have summer determined to The Flyers service game may be hard for the Falcons has 252 kills and a .268 hitting percentage on the season. to be mentally toughgoingintoa match.'' start the opening game to handle, especially after making a combined 18 re- "We want to go to her because she's our best power Z2 D □ ceiving errors last weekend against WMU and Ohio against the defending hitter," Biermann said. "She's come on a lot as a FALCON NOTES. . . Going into this weekend, the Super Bowl champion New University. freshman. It's an advantage to play a lot as a freshman Falcons are in second place in the MAC at 3-1, one game York Giants. because she's gained a lot of experience which most behind WMU (4-0). Central Michigan is in third at 2-1... "That was unrealistic," Van De Walle said the team has been concentrating freshman don't get." Jo Lynn Williamson is first in the MAC in hitting per- said McMahon, who was on its serve reception this week in practice. But even with the service game and hitting, UD's centage (.370), second in kills per game (4.22) and sec- placed on the injured re- coach said it will be tough to be successful against the ond in digs per game (3.56)... Kelley Ellett ranks 10th serve list until Coach Mike "We've been working on trying to stay consistent in Falcons. in hitting percentage (.280), ninth in aces per game (.48) Ditka announced he would that area," she said. "We've spent a great deal of time "We know we're the underdog and how tough Bowling and sixth in digs per game (2.91). . . Lynne Nibert is be activated this week. concentrating on good passes. It's not the most fun part Green has been," Biermann said. "We're going to con- sixth in blocks per game (1.06)... Linda Popovich ranks "So I set my sights on of practice, but we've been working on it." centrate on our defense and keeping the ball in play, but fourth is assists per game (9.95). week seven and this is week seven," McMahon Classifieds said.

- ABORTION •TOM SOLOMON 'Omega Phi Alpha Pumpkin Sale* Morning after treatment "BEER UNTIL 2 30" ALPHA GAMMA DELTA COACHES. ONE MORE DAY UNTIL ROMANCE Monday Oct 26 to Wednesdsy CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Personal a Private BEEIN BEE-OUT CARRY-OUT THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORT AND SUP- GET EXCITED AND READY TO DANCE Oct 28 st University Hal Center for Choice II IN FRONT OF STINGRS CAFE PORT OF OUR FRATERNITY DURING LAST FOR SATURDAY NITE YOU WILL GET TO SEE •Pumpkin Sale •Pumpkin Safe' WEEKS FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Toledo 419-255-7769 WHO YOUR AX DATE IS GOING TO BE THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PM EPSILON ••FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY-- •YOUR AXO CRUSH DATE- UAO MOVIE • -CARRY OUT BEER UNTIL 2 30" ■ OF Al Your Typing Needs Ad Club AT STATE MINIMUM PRICES MTV ALPHA PHI OMEGA THE WEEKEND. Prompt a Professional BEEIN BEE-OUT CARRY OUT 'Attention Women ol Bowling Green' "CROCODILE DUNDEE1' Ad Club We're having our first party for A-Phi-O Fit's a Clara at 352-4017 IN FRONT OF STINGERS CAFE Al women interested in being the founding ». 10, | MIDNIGHT members ol a new national sorority on campus MTV scavenger hunt and who knows where you ■ go EVA MARIE SAINT THEATRE cal Kate ClUnery at 372 3132 for more Infor- Ad Club So meet at the Union lobby al 6.30 PACKAGING "DEU SANDWICHES 79" mation' MTV And be ready to get a title down and dirty HAVE TO SHIP A PACKAGE? MON FRI AFTER 10 00 PM Afterwards, wel go to Myfcs's lor some brew For al your shipping needs STINGERS CAFE -GAMMA PHI BETA- We hope you come along and bring your craw Federal Express ■ UPS SUE SAMOL • Attention Elementary & Special Ed Majors- ADOPTION couple happily mimed 8 yrs with A-z Data Center ■ 352-5042 I LOVE MY BIG' MUCH TTKE. KRISTA SUE Gel me Scoop - • 'LARGE PIZZA $2 50 1 ITEM • •GAMMA PHI BETA- much love A security wishes to adopt white ALPHA SIGMA PHI on Portfolios and Videotaping UNCOOKEO-ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT newborn Al expenses paid, confidential, cal Get egg cited You're egg-xactty what it lakes Wednesday. October 28. 1987 Pregnant? We're here to help you thru Cal First BEEIN BEE-OUT CARRY-OUT collect 914-621-1152 to win first place 8 00 PM 115 Education Hope 354-HOPE for tree pregnancy tests, sup- •HEY ALPHA XI'S" ADOPTION COUPLE HAPPILV MARRIED 6 From your Gamma Phi Coaches portive services Gel ready lo party cuz Friday's finally here, YEARS WITH MUCH LOVE AND SECURITY TO "PHI KAPPA PSI" We'll Mart oft the weekend with friends and AMA DISCOUNT CARD TYPING SERVICES lor al types of papers using good cheer! OFFER WISHESTO ADOPT WHITE ANNOUNCING THE FINAL FREE AGENT Save 10H at selected business Pick up yours NEWBORN ALL EXPENSES PAID. CON- Xerox Memorywriter 352-3987 from 8 AM to Kappa Slg, Sigma Nu 3-Way will be just right, DRAFT CHOICE OF THE EDMONTON OILERS from 9 30-2 30 BA looby Price $7 00 9 PM "Sigma Criia" FIDENTIAL CALL COLLECT 914-621-1152 The XI's will be partying till all hours of the SCOTT "WAYNE ORETZKY" WEBER! ??Egg Related Relays?? ATTENTION BO nlghll GET THAT LEG HEALED FOR THE STANLEY TYPING? RESUMES? Come EGG-SPERIENCE the AGO • AGO ■ AGD • AGO • AGO • AGO The undergraduate psychological association Our parents arrive Saturday, ao don't bo late Alpha Gam Spesh Splash Bash CUP PLAYOFFS' LOVE. TRACY 1 ANNIE Document Storage on Diskette Fun for yourself" wH be sponsoring donut salas in the lobby of We'll have a wonderful time at the Sheraton - A-Z Data Center 352-5042 Gamma Ptn-FUl Egg-Stravaganza AGD ■ AGD AGD • AGD • AGD • AGD me Psych building on Tues . Wed . and Thura Weslgalel mornings trom 8 00-11.30 cont. on page 8. WOMEN'S CUNIC "STATE MINIMUM PRIZES UNTIL 2 30" Attention all members of the Honors Student 2700 Monroe SI , Toledo Otlering BEEIN BEE-OUT CARRY-OUT Association gynecological services A pregnancy termination Don't forget thai Monday is "Key Picture Day"- by licensed physician including, prenatal Meet at 6 30 on the University Hal Stairs Don't obstetrics, pregnancy testing. Pap test (lor cer- •Attention Elementary & Spec^l Ed Maroos* -Classified information lorgel to wear your HSA sweatshirts' vical cancerl. VD screening, birth control mlo . Gel the Scoop The BG News Tubal Ugabon. termination ol pregnancy up on Portfolios and Videotaping Mail-In Form Wednesday. October 28. 1987 DEADLINE: Two days prior to publication, 4 p.m. FRIDAY MAGAZINE through to weeks (special rates lor students I By appointment 1-241-2471 8 00 PM 115 Education WeeKly meetings are Monday at 7 30 PM m the ( The BG News 15 not responsible for postal service delays) Commons. 2nd floor of West Hal Writers, - RATES: per ad are 65' per Une Si 95 minimum CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T' or 2 " adi photographers and artists are needed Non- •Attention S*g Epa 50* extra per ad tor bold type 1" (8 line maximum) $5 85 journalism majors are welcome to attend Cal PERSONALS Spoo. Chns. Pete and Shotglass Approximately 35 45 spaces per lino 2" (16 line minimum) $11.70 372-6987 or 353-2935 for more information Alpha Gam Sphsh Splash is only a day away And we hope you guys are ready to play- PREPAYMENT is required for all non-university related business and individuals Hayride-Everyone Welcome! -HEY MAX HANDROAM- Wel dnnk and dance. Ill be a blast1 Friday. October 23. 1987. 7 30 Your kidnapper can't war) to have a rip-roarm' s- Wonder who'l fall in the bathtub last? Charge SI: Sign-up in the Math Office. 4th ■VO-O-T-H Hme wllh you tomorrow Do you So get psyched and donne those sexy sappers Floor. Mam-Science Bidg think we should Invite VINCE? New not this and robes NOTICE: The BG News will not be responsible tor error d *c to 1Heg.1b.rty or incomplete information Please come lo 214 Jeycees Haunted House time' Get ready to party Oops, maybe you Where we'I end up nobody know3' West Hall immediately if there is an error m your ad The BG News will not be responsible for typographical Wood Co Fairgrounds should take It easy alter last weekend's Love, Your Gammer dales errors m classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions Fn. Sat -Oct 23. 24 episode Just kidotV around. Yehaw. I'm psych- Gretchen. Melissa Tina and Stephanie me BG News reserves the right to release the names ol individuals who place advertising m The News The ed How bout y'slt? Lorn, Your Kidnapper Tours. Fri. Sat—Oct. 29-31 decision on whether to release this information shall be made by the management of The BG News The 7-11 PM al nights Ml KnsTONE. Snides "MOM" ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? purpose of this policy is to discourage the placement ol advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embarrassing to individuals or organizations Law Caravan -NICOLE BOUJN-- ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? Nov 2 1 00-4:00 Your roommate thinks you're GREAT' Community Suite-Union 1-4-31 ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU DOING"" CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM Roots, Rockers, Reggae ■ • • KRISTIN ERIKSON • • ■ with Nu-Hu at the Harambee Unity Party, Sat ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU QOING? .Phone if. Happy 22nd Birthday! Your Little Loves You! Name Oct 24, 9 PM, N E Commons Sponsored by Caribbean Assn . ECAP. APA, WSA. Ethnic Kappa Delta Love. If Kathy Address Studies ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? TO THE DELT ESCAPADE! Social Security # or Account # •••ARE YOU A LEADER?-" TEST ANXIETY (F01 billing purposes only] "ControHng Test Anxiety H you feel you work wel with others and want to improve your communication sklaS. being an ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? Before It Controls You" October 28 • 3 30 to 4:30 p.m. OH ORIENTATION LEADER la lor you Apply today Please print your ad clearly. EXACTLY how you wish it lo appear in 405 Student Services and show that "We October 29 4 00 10 5 00 p m ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? Carer (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) Location 213 Moseley Hal Study SkjesCtr. •Remember to buy a Mum lor your Mom'G REGISTRATION IS LIMITED - CALL 372-8840 ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU QOING? • • "ARE YOU A LEADER?" ■ • If you feel you work wel with others and want to The Student Friends ol the Library xnprove your communication skies, being an ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? Would she you to join them in supporting the ORIENTATION LEADER la for you Apply today ■Varies ol BGSU A low involvement service organization, the students hold regular In 405 Student Services and show that "We ARE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? Carer meetaigs with the Dean of the Library to ex- • Remember to buy a Mum lor youi Mom" G press concerns and make suggestions Many 1 Attention Sigma Chts membership benefits are available Ask lor •••ATODUOES-*' Ready for a ' YOLKMG" good time at Uptown more details at the Jerome Information desk or FORGET NOT ABOUT TONIGHTS tonight?? Let a get Fried! Your Gamma Phi Beta cal 353-7717 BROTHERHOOD, 8 30 PM AT THE Coachea HOUSE BRING YOUR APPETITES AND WSA. LOGO AND T-SHIRT DESIGN YOUR BEER MUGS BUCK TIE OPTIONAL Attention Al Organizational Presidents COMPETITION W, intra university President's Cound Meeting Prize Iree designed slwl Clusllication In which you with your ad lo appear: BROCK October 28. 1987 at 7 00 PM extended deadine. Fn Oct 30, 1987 by 5 00 403 Moseley Hal Campus A City Events' _ Wanted PM Please contact Sandy al 972-4110 tor more Info for more ntormetton cal USG office Lo»11 Found _ Help Wanted •••r*V MATE*" RWe» _ For Sale rr» 47% of al rapes occur either In the victim's or Services Ottered _ For Rent "CROCOOH.E DUNDEE" the rarxat's home YOUR ROOM It YOUR LOST ft FOUND 1, tO, ANO MONK1HT HOME. Personals FRIDAY • 1ATUROAY 'Campus/City Event ads are published tree ol charge lor on* day tor a non-profit event or meeting only EVA MARIE tAINT THEATER Ad Club Lost Gold KSS class ring with black onyx. SPONSORED BY UAO MTV between Troup 1 Second St. Great esnUwien- Ad Club Dates ol insertion Mail to: (On or Ofl-Campus Mail) lal value; reward call 3524210 Speaker Bob Friedman. V P Marketing MTV. New York The BG News LOST Ook) Seiko watch at Uptown Oct 5 Wed . 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JEFF MEYER Cont. from page 7. CHRIS LONG PARTNER "PAT" THE BTH ANNUAL UPTOWN-DOWNTOWN ARE YOU READY FOR DO KBNAPI "Yea He" you 'Cutle Cowboy'' GRAB YOUR GEAR HALLOWEEN BLAST, SATUROAY OCTOBER WANTED Gel reedy to be lassoed up by your BE AT THE DELTA GAMMA HOUSE BY 8 00 'CUZ" II ATTENTION DEE GEE Cowgirl KIDNAPPER" PM KIDNAP IS NEAR. COSTUME CONTEST A FREE T-SHIRTS TO OUR 0€LIA TAU DELTA DATES Female grad student needs roommate spring SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24. SADDLE UP YOU FOR THE FUST 100 PEOPLE BLEU, KUNG, WMITEY. LESTER semeeter-summer optional Vary nice 2 bdrmm WAHOO-ALL HELL'S OONNA BREAK JESSICA NEWMAN LUCKY PUP' CHACMI (ALIAS CWCO) AND THE BUNDLE apt S185 364-2501 LOOSEI Congratulations on being selected as Greek YOUR KIDNAPPER TOMORROW IS THE THE TO SEE THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA YOUR KIDNAP DATE THE SPAZ athetete of the was*. Female rmte needed tor spring A or remaining WHO YOUR AXO DATES WILL BE. WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE* A- The PanheSenic Council Fal Sem Fum E. Merry apt. Aval Immed I'm WE'LL DRINK 1 DANCE S OET REAL PARTYING PAMELA K. TEAM FOR WaVNWG THE AGD FOOTBALL commuting, cal 893-8058 alter 6 PM TRASHED COME PLAY THE FRIENDSHIP GAME I'm glad your boy accepted and I'm aura he la TOURNAMENT going lo be very heppyi I hope you have the AT THE AXO HALLOWEEN IASHI WITH US AT POLLYEYES Joe (the Fl|l) Leonard THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA Female rmte needed Spring & or Summer best time Ires weekend, but don't consume loo SO BE AT THE UNION WARSTEINER. LOWENBRAU s GREAT FUN I finely know your name a I've been watching WOULD UKE TO CONGRATULATE SHANE Semeeter Large apt. Great location S105 much alcohol because I would hele for you to AT 6 30 SHARP. 440 E COURT 3529838 you al Downtown. Do you know who I am? YATES AND BRUCE BIXLER FOR THEIR 1ST month pea ubT 354-0981. FOR THIS IS THE TIME Love. have to borrow my new bucket-Hal ANO 3RD PLACE FINISH IN THE FRATERNITY I deeoaratety need 3 PARENTS DAY TICKETS" THAT THE FUN WILL START The girl in the Pink Sweater Love. Your Roomie X-COUNTRY RACE Cal Kate al 372 3132 THEN ITS OFF TO MARK'S DJ and Jen- nie AXO dele party is drawing near The Panhelenic Counc* TO PRE-PARTY TILL 8 00. PHI DELT FOOTBALL TEAM So grab your masks and drink a bear John Heckler. enjoyed having the presence of the members ot JUST MATCH YOUR MASKS It was lust TOO EARLY' Dave, you should have TO FIND YOUR DATE Surprises and fun are what are in store Thanx for the rose! It reaay cheered me up! I NMPC at Tuesdays meeting Keep thai owe you one! had haoe cteeta' it was the rel'a faun' What eke WERE GETTING EXCITED After this weekend you'll be screaming for more Panhelenic Spell! The monsters and ghouls wA be out, end might. Love. can we say, our Phi Delta are the BEST anyway' ANO HOPE YOU ARE TOO. Love. Your Alpha Gam Coaches. The Panhelenic Council supports HELP WANTED YOUR AXO DATES... Even scare the pants off you that night Kim Kety SMary Rape Awareness Week GUESS WHO??? So get psyched for the Monster Mash The beat AXO Hafcween Bash" JOHN VERGES, JEFF MCSHERRY ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR NEEDED NOW INTERVIEWING for the Bummer of 1988' Love. Your AXO dales KEVIN HURST. DAN SCHULLER. JASON Phi Kappa Psi The Panhelenic Council enjoyed having the ATTENTION PHI TAUS, Need a summer Job? Why wait til the last P S NO passing out WELCH Congratulates the BGSU Football presence of the pledge class of Phi Mu at Tues- minute'? Wei. then, as Yogi Bear says. "Hey. THE PHI MUS ARE Shine your boots. learn on their victory over Toledo!' day's meeting. EXCITED TO START THE WEEKEND RIGHT Hey-n s your lucky day'" Grab your hat Danny and Dave The Phi Pal Reidera want lo congratulate the Our campground, Yogi Beer's Jetystone Camp Kidnaps here lust one more day. DGKidnap- PHI MU SUPPORTS ALCOHOL AWARENESS BGSU Hockey teem on their sweep and wish is here It's al' Resort is looking for 2 creative, outgoing in- Get psyched FUl's lo rot m the hayl WEEK!! them good luck In the Lake Superior series dMduala to coordinate and direct activities for a ATTENTION LEADERS -Saddle up Pertnere- Love. Your Delta Gamma Kidnappers lamey camping resort LOCATION. Aurora. Ohio Have fun and meet many naw. exciting people THE SISTERS OF ALPHA PHI WISH THE FIJI'S 6 mass form See World ol Ohio end Geauga whie Deng an ORIENTATION LEADER Apply PIKAPPS AND THE GAMMA PHIS LOTS OF LUCK ON JOHN YAKSCOE Lake Park In 405 Student Services until October 23 and DAVE STOYKO TO OUR PI KAPP DATES NICK AND KEITH THEIR 1ST ANNUAL EGG-STRAVAGANZA Finely the day is here. Coeege Jr. or Sr. level prelerrd enow that m BG We Carer THERE ONCE WAS A PIKE NAMED STOYKO. OUR SPUSH SPLASH BASH WE'RE BEHIND YOU 100% HE WAS FIXED UP WITH A DO. SO To meet at Mark's and drink some cheer' IT THIS SATUROAY NIGHT Experience preferred but not a musl Mums are coming won" TO OUR FLI COWBOYS: TO KIDNAP THEY WENT Are you wondering who's your date? SO GET EXCITED-rr WILL BE OUT OF SIGHT Living taceWes provided DOUG BORN FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENT To remove our masks, I can't wart' WE'LL PARTY ALL NIGHT AND HAVE LOTS OF If Interested, send resume lo. Jetystone Camp ROSSLAPERNA ATTENTION LADIES I CANT WAIT TIL WE GET TO GO" This night Is going to be a great lime. FUN Resort. 3392 SR 82. Mantua. Ohio 44255 STEVE LEWIS Classes getting boring? And I can't think of what else rhymes. BECAUSE ALPHA GAM DATE PARTIES CHRIS SHUFF HIRING! Government jobs • your aree Put a Htde excitement beck in your lite Male So gel excited lor the Monster Mash ARE SECOND TO NONE" DESPERATELY SEEKING Grab your hats S15.000-S88.000 Cal (802) 838 8BB5 EXT dancer For more mlo 354-3136 Alpha Chi Omege-Haeoween Bash' LOVE, YOUR DATES, THE TWO LORES Mare in Joum 208 who took pictures of me. a and find your gear 4244 BETA "Terry Inman* BETA friend a his dog by Hayes on Sal. Oct 4 ALPHA GAMS CUZ DO KIDNAP LIFEGUARDS Get exerted tor Saturday rsght> Please cai me (Joanna) A S A P lorS 2-5719 KAPPA SIGMA EGGSTRAVAGANZA TEAM » Kmoat here! AXO Monster Mash-Haloween Bash is going lo GET EQG-CfTED FOR SATURDAY' Get your summer Job lined up early! Certified EVERY WEDNESDAY AT DOWNTOWN Pledges ol Ya'al gel ready Heguarde needed for al shifts If interested. be outts sight You WILL Weil Love, your coaches DELTA SIGMA PI" to play In the hay Your AXO dale MUSIC 1 LAUGHTER contact. Jetystone Camp Resort, 3392 S R WITH KENNY REEVES Wo think you're Cuz Ova nlghl ol your He 82. Mantua. Ohio 44255 1 le lust ONE DAY AWAYI! NO COVER KARATE the greatest BOBBY HAYES NEW BEGINNER'S CLASS FORMING IUF.S -Your Daflasig Brother Love, your DO Kidnappers Now taking appiiahona lor bartenders < Sptsn Splash OCT 27, 6 00 PM. 118 EPPLER CENTER PS Be at the RJi house In the kitchen al 5 30 waitresses Musi apply In person VlP's 251( Gate Sale Pants S9 95 PM Saturday' S Reynolds Rd 3 00-5 00pm Mon Fn Saturday Is the Gammer Bash FREE OPEN TO ALL Rape Is a crime ol Holence-NOT PASsioNI We'l have a good time, ill be a bkutCJust He Values Up To S42 95 Keep Up The Delta Zeta Spirit, Zee's" Women lor Women wA remember every woman To our OX Cruah Dates Scott C. Cralg H.. Part time work. Janitorial service in BG area we've always had si the past Jeans N Thinga 531 Ridge 448-9279. ask lor Jim DZ'OZ'You Are Doing A Wonderful who has been raped or assaulted Chris R., Mart P., Orerj L, Slavs C, Mil. W„ So grab the soep and bucket ot beer John M„ Ken S-, and Jos S., Job'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ RAPE la NOT a crime ol IMPULSE 90% of SALES Psrty lavor firm seeking on campus Cause the time lo party Is almost here' Gamma Phi'FIJI'Gamma Phl'FIJI We lllactld you to be of Iht lucky ellta lew Delta Zeta's Love Their Zee's" group rapes were planned In advance 70% of representative for sales to Greek Houses during Love. Csth Eggetravagenza who anil party with the best, and ol all the rapes by e single man were planned In advance 1987-88 school year Excellent commission Gamma Phi'FIJI'Gamma Phl'FIJI men on BG't campus we chose you out of all KEVIN HURST end flexible hours Cal immediately to reserve BRUCE TOWNSENO Reedy. Set. Lets Go Delia Zela'a" We ere rew thereetl It's 10:30-00 You Know en Interview with our national recruiter. Spfcsn Splash the Alpha Game are having a ed up and reedy to make this weekend run Get reedy to party and gel reedy to jam Gamma Phl'FIJI'Oamma Phl'FIJI Where your KIONAPPER is! 1 800 331 3891 ask lor A touch ol CUss Dash-Its on Saturday night so gel super s*ed' wild!' Dene Zetss ere super psyched' because the AXO Halloween Been will be Eogatravaganza Gel excited -Your Kidnapper HI be outts sight!"' DZ'DZ'OZ'DZ'DZ'OZ' seriously out Ot hand! Gamma Phl'FLH'Gamma Phl'FIJI is PSYCHED! your AGD Date Darcy Love, your AXO Dalai (Gel ft???) RoandSuzie, FOR SALE GET EGG-CITED' Thanks lor heipevj. to make my 21 al birthday so CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS WEEK'S GAMMA PHI-FIJI much tun You guys are great roomies' To Our Sigma Chi Kidnap Datae KIDNAPPED 19 Inch RCA remote control television lor sale IPCO MASTERS" EGGSTRAVAQANZA Love, Tonto Tom C. and Deputy Trent: ERIC PAUL Only two months okf SeUng because I need MICHELLE YOUNG START IT OFF RIGHT WITH Suzy Grab your gun ALEX BEAU money for X-mas Cal 353-2363 SUE SRC DONOVAN HAPPY HOURS And gel ready tor some fun RICK TONY Cause our DG Kidnapping EMMY DORGOR TONIGHT SAE'S 1979 OLDS Cutlass Salon 4 dr Air. cruise NO SANDY TIM la about lo be done! NIKKI BROOKS 44 AT UPTOWN The most wanted WHAT "EGG "-STRAVAGANZA RUST, while, new tires, brakes, good condi- ROXANA RAYE WHEN Sal. 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Seems Like Old Times It was 20 years ago today The times they have a-changed since '67

written reprimand from the president of White Hut was the place to be for frater- by Colleen Walsh the university himself, William T. Jerome. nity and sorority students attending Uni- (Yes — as in Jerome Library.) versity in 1967. This was the place where As you walk through the campus filled A dress code existed in 1967, to keep "bull sessions" were held. In fact students were in the middle of the Vietnam War. In with students scurrying to and from class- students from coming to class in the torn wrote editorials in the B.C. Afewsprotesting 1967, the open use of drugs was new, and es, have you ever wondered what the Uni- and tattered clothes so popular in the late the fact that White Hut served their food students' use of language was a lot cleaner versity was like in the radical, protest-filled '60s. Women living in the dorms had cur- so fast, and expected them to leave when than it is now." 1960s? Well, twenty years ago in 1967, the fews, and no beer at all was allowed on they were finished eating. The students The B.C. Sews was very different than it University was a very different place, cam- campus. It's no wonder that students wanted a place to go to "sit and drink cof- is now. Cartoons run in 1967 were almost pus-wise, and student wise, than it is today. protested. fee and leisurely exchange ideas and feel- always political in nature, and editorials Twenty years ago, the rules on campus And protest, they did. Students ings," as one editorial put it generally emphasized national news. The were much stricter than they are today. In protested the draft, the Vietnam War, the In 1967, organizations were big on cam- personals column was very small, and 1967, students who skipped classes the 21 voting age, and higher taxes, not to pus. The University had everything from much more serious in nature than today's day before a holiday or vacation began mention the University rules such as no The Young Democrats, The Young Repu- "Congratulations on your lavaliering, were fined $5 per class missed, and given a kissing in the dormitory lounges. blicans, Students for a Democratic Society, Bunny." and The Commuter Student Organization, Students used the B.C. News to try to to The Folk Dance Club, and The Bowling break down the barriers between them- Green State University Bridge Club. selves and the University faculty. Larry Weiss, Vice President of the 1967 Pagliai's Pizza opened in Bowling Student Cabinet and 1967 alumnus of the Green, and offered hungry students a large University, said "students were more polit- pizza for only $2. While this was the "hip" ically-oriented in 1967 than they are today, place to eat, J. Alfreds Tavern was the hot but this was forced on us by the Vietnam night spot. War. Vietnam was a cloud that hung over Bar Cards were issued in 1967. Students our college days. had to pay $2.00 for a photo I.D. card to "Students now are very much like stu- be allowed to enter a bar. If a student be- dents in 1967, in that they are very con- came overly intoxicated, the bartender was cerned about finding a job after college, in allowed to ask for his or her Bar Card, and those days, however, good jobs were more it was given to the dean of students, who plentiful, and the average student got six administered a reprimand to the student. to eight job offers. Students today are So that was what Bowling Green State happy and lucky to get one or two." University was like twenty years ago. Pretty In 1967, the University went through hip, huh... several major changes. Semesters were changed to quarters, and Jerome Library was built The first computer programming course in FORTRAN was offered at the Buy Your Tickets Today University in 1967, and the ice arena was finished. An international dorm for gradu- For The ate students was proposed, but never came through, and the B.C. News began running "Lovin' Spoonful" a gripe column, with students' main gripe Tickets On Sole In being lack of awareness in the student body about current world problems. The Lobby Of The Union In 1967, President Jerome proposed Only $1.50 cutting down the Greek system, but this 1967 1G News never materialized. What did materialize was "Project Hope" — Health Opportunity In 1967 tlckels were only $1.50 lor the "Lovin' Spoonful" concert. For People Everywhere, and many stu- dents became active in this charitable or- ganization. Seems like old times The Lovin' Spoonful, a popular group in This special edition of Friday the sixties, performed in 1967. and was Magazine looks back twenty-some well received. Dr. Thomas Anderson, a geography years to the decade of the sixties while keeping an eye on the present. teacher at the University, who was here in While some facets of our dress and 1967, said, "Students were very vocal back then, but a lot of the time, there was noth- taste in theater and television may suggest a sixties resurgence, people 1967 Key ing to back it up. I remember I had a class in which 30 percent of the students who were "there" say the past is past The 1967 yearbook said, "Although the University witnessed no drift card burnings, and will never come back... students did protest the war In Vietnam by picketing In downtown Bowling Green." couldn't find Saigon on the map. and we 2 ODD Friday Kagulnc/Oct 23, 1987

Seems Like Old Times

Any large 16" 1 item pizza for 1960 plus a FREE 2.Llter Bottle ^essaw The Pill approved for U.S. pre- ol Peptl with this coupon ^^ scription use a» oral contraceptive. A $10 75 value. PEPSI Treatment of kidney disease by Ash for when ordering ^B^^^r transnlantion and rountine dialysis. *8 Original Playboy Club established Chiooo S«y*» l«t»o in Chicago. PeirreCardin became the first FREE DEIIVERY (.p.re* Paris couturier to design a full line of Ora» Coupon P#>( Pino 17/31/87 PHONE 352 5164 clothing for men. 0»M 4 p.m. mh* Peace movement Perfection of the first working Voted Best Pizia in B.C. model of a laser. has new goals California enacted the nation's first law to reduce auto fumes, the by Kraig Pyer chief source of air pollution. Artist lean Tingudy at the Mu- seum of Modern Art demostrated a s From tie-dyes to the peace movement, machine that destroyed itself, ahap- many facets of '60s life are alive in society pening that introduced conceptual, PABLO' today. nonbuyable art 353-1351 893 S MAIN The '60s was a decade of social unrest. Pint Made student sit-ins at Civil Rights and Vietnam were hot topics. Greenboro, N.C. Activists of that era gave up everything to Norman Mailer, novdist became fight for what they believed in. Norman Mailer, jouralist, with But if the trends of the '60s are truly on "Superman Comes to the Super- LIVE ROCK-N-ROLL their way back, can we expect to see stu- market" about Kennedy's nomina- dents once again devoting their lives to Tonight & Tomorrow Night tion, in Esquire. what they believe in? There are several Miles Davis and C9 Evans record- <

Last week's winner was Julie Drewes of Bowling Green, Friday who correctly identified the object as two pencils. Her

The BO Newt Magazine *T name was chosen in a drawing of all correct entries. Best rcteaj sjsqusss u, wrongemrwjftheweek ,vas "olives." Editor Jim Youll rrtaa, tmrtrng tk* «c««..lc ,... kj tk. w r4 niiiiiauiAssistant coiioreditor ...... SJ»|jB)i»a»»BjB|B»fSta».- •*•*■*»■« r-m-ti... .f a..*., ENTRY FORM Deborah Gottschalk o>bu.M .«,,....« b, „i—-i.i. a. Name Photographer Paul Varnon ■•< MIIMIIIIJ rafteet taa lataliaa »l Editorial Office ....310 West HaU Friday Mafaaaaa. Address ,419,37^967 ^JSSZT^T^LS Phone Number. Copyright 1987, The BO News .«,!.,.,. Ma «. .., aUcriaUaTc. i. air safsrasatass. What is it? Return to BG -New* Editorial Office,- 2i0 West HaH.BOSU,,.' * —. ■ . . , I ..I' V ■■ IT* Friday Magazlne/Oct 23, 1987 3

1961

Bay of Pigs. r'avdom rides started in the South. The East Germans built the Berlin Wall. Sino-Soviet split revealed. Oral polio vaccine introduced. Roger Maris of the New York Yankees hit 61 home runs in a single season. First U.S. discotheque - Le Club - opened in Manhattan. Civil rights caught public's imagination Francis Jacob and Jacques Monod formulated the gene repressor theory, which correctly explained Professor says racism still stands in way of equal rights how genes are turned "on" and "off." by Deborah Gottschalk Murray GeD-Mann developed the "eight-fold way" to explain the re- A lot of things from the 1950s and 1960s lationships between subatomic par- are returning, fashion and music for ex- ticles. ample. But what about political thought Genetic code of the DNA molecule and reform? Is the civil rights movement of wad broken by Marshall Nirenberg the 1960s returning? Although University and J. Heinrich Mattaei. organizations are becoming more promi- The Metropolitan Museum bought nent on campus, not everyone is convinced Rembrandt's "Aristotle Contemplat- that the atmosphere of the '60s is back, or ing the Bust of Homer" for: 2.3 mil- lion at public auction. Donald Pleasence's performance in Harold Pinter's "The Caretaker." Magaret Leighton's performance in Tennessee Williams' "The Night of the Iguana." FCC Chairman Newton Mmow's Dr. Robert Perry, Chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies, believes that "We have "vast wasteland" speech. changed from a society that legally sanctioned second class citizens until 1964 to The longest U.S. economic expan- one that Is persulng affirmative action. But, affirmative action has been limited sion began - an eight-year advance. somewhat because ol instutionalized racism." The great electrical price-fixing full parity, so it's still an ongoing thing. Al- disenfranchized," Perry said. conspiracy brought jail sentence for though there is no movement "civil rights However, affirmative action "has not seven executives. issues are still on the minds of those who worked as well as it was intended to work. Codard's "Breathless" and Fellin- are affected by racism and discrimination, Institutionalized rascism has been one of f» "La Dolce Vita" open in the U.S. Friday/Paul Vemon Perry said." the real barriers to affirmative action." "American Genesis". Robert Ar- Bill Thompson, a minister at the United "Theoretically there is no social move- Perry added. drey. Christen Fellowship center, said that ment that is attracting the attention of a This type of racism "is not individual ra- "The Children of Sanchez", Oscar there are ways to discriminate In jobs mass population going on now...but that cism, but the kind of racism that exists at Lewis. and education without breaking the law. doesn't mean civil rights is not an issue." Bowling Green, but is not exclusive to "It was a movement whose effects are Bowling Green." the great desire this country once had to still being felt," Perry added. Perry said that the University's "stu- ty organizations have become active on promote change has returned. The beginning of the civil right move- dents, faculty and staff are not representa- campus."I don't know if that's a strong "Young, old, black, white...it was a peo- ment began in 1954 and 1955, but it was tive of the numbers of minorities that exist movement, although we didn't have all ple's movement for civil rights...the civil the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that outlawed within its state and region." He added that these groups three or four years ago," rights movement caught the imagination of public discrimination in housing, public this is not just a problem unique to the Perry said. the population," said Robert Perry, Ethnic education, and job opportunities, that led University, but a problem characteristic of Monique Sneed, ethnic studies graduate Studies chairperson. to affirmative action. the society. assistant, said that although "in the '60s Perry added that he believes that people Affirmative action is "the administrative Although most of the legal challenges to the students were more change-oriented in today's society are constantly testing arm of the movement that ensures rights civil rights have been overcome, there is and today we don't have that interest," she and persueing their civil rights, "especially guaranteed by the civil rights movement still racism, Perry said. added, "a productive start has been made" minorities and women have not achieved are gained by those people who have been It is for this reason that several Universi- especially in a majority white environment. ■See Civil, page 7. 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Plastic pies, soup cans and comic New generation of war movies strip images by Warhol, Rosenquist, 1 Jchenstein and Oldenburg crop up in a show of Sidney Jams' Manhattan represents Vietnam realistically gallery and pop art arrived. "Who's AfriakJ of Virginia Woolf?" by Edward Albee. by Crais Wagner James Meredith succeeds in inte- grating Mississippi University Any 1960s nostalgia buff cannot ignore Nuereyew and Fonteyn danced the one event that characterized the de- their first Gisselle at Covent Garden. cade, as well as half of the 1970s. That The premiere of Banjamin Brit- event is the Vietnam War. ten's War Requiem in Coventry, While the nation shook with confronta- England. tions between protesters and the govern- Pope John XXIII opened the Sec- ment, thousands of U.S. soldiers were go- ond Vatican Council. "Naked Lunch", Williams Bur- roughs. "Ficciones", Jorge Luis Borges. "The Cokfen Notebook", Doris Film Lasting. "Pale Fire". Vladimir Nabokov. ing through constant pain and anguish in Vietnam. The effects of that conflict have been lingering in everyone's mind who is survival - either kill or be killed. He also must struggle with how much killing is ac- old enough to remember — especially the Orion Pictures Vietnam veterans themselves. However, Willem Dafoe. Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger star in "Platoon," the first ot a se- ceptable as his sergeants - one a cruel lun- have we as a nation distanced ourselves ries of movies that portrayed the Vietnam war as it really was. atic, and the other an understanding enough from the end of the war in 1975 protector - battle for his soul. that we can now talk about it in frank Vietnam combat soldier. sion. CBS has launched the series "Tour of "Hamburger Hill," which did not receive terms? After Oliver Stone's "Platoon," a whole Duty," which follows the day-to-day hap- the overwhelming attention that "Platoon" Recent developments in Hollywood slew of films with a more realistic approach penings of a platoon in Vietnam in 1967. and "Full Metal Jacket" did, may be the seem to indicate this. Since the release of to the war have been released. The most These productions are significant be- most definitive Vietnam War combat mo- "Platoon" in late 1986, Vietnam War mo- notable of these are Stanley Kubrick's cause for the first time in 12 years, movie vie to date. It does not focus on one char- vies have left the highly patriotic state- "Full Metal Jacket" and John Irwin's audiences are gaining an appreciation for acter as the other two films did. Instead, it ments of films like "The Creen Beret" and "Hamburger Hill." Other films released what the soldier in Vietnam actually went follows the U.S. Third Battalion, 187th In- "Rambo," and the evasive and often am- this year dealing with the war were Francis through. These films depict men exper- fantry in its fight for Hill 937 in May 1969. biguous themes of features such as "The Ford Coppola's "Gardens of Stone" and iencing real blood, real death, and real The hill received the grisly name Hambur- Deer Hunter" and "Apocalypse Now." In- Lionel Chetwynd's "Hanoi Hilton." This fear. ger Hill because 420 of the 600 men in the stead, 1987's version of Vietnam in Holly- fascination with the American soldier in In "Platoon," a patriotic volunteer is ex- unit died during the operation. wood resembles a nostalgic tribute to the Vietnam has even carried over to televi- posed for the first time to the meaning of Past films have not focused on these more distasteful elements of the war, rely- ing instead on gung-ho patriotism, meta- physical themes or anti-war sentiments. During the early days of the conflict, HARAMBEE-UNITY REGGAE PARTY Hollywood treated the war much like it did World War II — with patriotic movies centering on simple good versus evil themes. John Wayne's "The Green Beret" (1968) was the culmination of this attitude. In this movie, a peace-loving journalist is gradually convinced by Wayne and his men (who have no reservations about their Saturday purpose in Vietnam) that communists are evil and must be stopped. October 24 As the pace of the war (and its oppo- 9 p.m. sition) picked up in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Hollywood could no longer Northeast portray the conflict in such simple and patriotic terms. Movies began appearing Commons which criticized the war effort and FREE portrayed veterans as anguished victims who could not deal with civilian life. Most ADMISSION of these films focused on the war's effects on individuals and society - not on the ac- Sponsored by: Caribbean Assn. along with ECAP, APA, tual war itself. Some of the more popular productions of this period included "Me- WSA, PSO, BSU, TWGA and Ethnic Studies ...... HSee Film, page 10.. Friday Magulne/Oct 23. 1987 DOD S

1963 Seems Like Old Times Civil rights march on Washington. Nu-Hu to perform at Harambee John Kennedy was assassinated. In Gideon vs. Wauiwright, the Su- by Brcnda Young and its message to University students. preme Court guaranteed indigents a Lam said, "The event is offered for the lawyer for trials involving serious "Harambee means working together, purpose of bringing people together to en- crimes. playing together, sharing together, exper- joy and experience a part of Caribbean cul- Martin Luther King's jailing in iencing together all in the spirit of one ture." He said that it is vital to forge a Birmingham, Ala. which gave new love, of brotherhood and sisterhood. "— sense of unity among students at the Uni- respectability to the strategy of dis- ErrolLam versity. obedience to unjust laws. The band Nu-Hu from Cleveland will Vaccines against common "red" The first reggae song by Bob Marley to provide the entertainment at the party. Un- measles. hit U.S. airwaves was Johnny Nash's 1964 Frazer said the idea behind the associa- like Crucial DBC, which based its style the tion is to break down barriers between Maarten Schmidt discovered that Americanized version of "I Can See traditional Marley form, the group playing people and through that bring unity and quasars may be the most distant ob- Clearly Now." Around that time in Ja- this year writes and performs its own mu- togetherness. He said, "It is important for ject in the universe. maica, Marley was just another visionary sic. Michael Cacoyannis directed "The ignored by mainstream society. students to become prepared to live in a Alice Richmond, a member of the group, multicultural world and society." The job Trojan Women" by Eurpides. Today, from the exposure of the band calls their music "reggae/pop." of the association, he added, is to raise the Educational Services Inc. accel- Crucial DBC, reggae and Bob Marley have " We try to keep the traditional reggae consciousness of students as to what other erated high school curriculum re- become familar to BC students. With this feel, but add a pop melody," Richmond parts of the world are like. form. knowledge, the Caribbean Association said. "It's the best of both styles, and more At the first Harambee, between 350 and Clark Kerr's "Godkin Lectures" hopes to bring more of the Caribbean cul- accessible to a wider audience." described and named a new U.S. in- ture to the campus. 400 people participated. "It was a very fes- Richmond also pointed out that the tive occasion, and we expect this year to be stitution: the "multiversity." R. Errol Lam, advisor for the associa- group tries to stay with the universal mes- just as fun," Frazer said. Viet Nam reporting by David Hal- tion, said that Marley's music not only sage originated by Marley and his peers, berstam Neil Sheehan and Malcolm brings Caribbean culture to America, but Lam said that there will probably be a which is love. few moments of silence for Peter Tosh, a Browne contributed to the downfall also an ideal. "Marley believed in love, "Predjudice is born out of fear, and hate of the Diem regime. unity, and peace. In a way he also believed member of the Wailers, who was shot and and fear do not move things forward. The Bob Dylan and Joan Baez sang in revolution — that is, peaceful revo- killed on September 11,1987. only thing is love," she said. protest songs at the Newport Fes- lution. His song "No Woman, No Cry," The death of Tosh remains a mystery. The Caribbean Association's main goal Lam said that some speculate that the tival. was on the behalf of stopping the oppres- is to bring this love out into the open. Both shooting was politically grounded, as Tosh First instant replay added new di- sion of women," he said. Lam and association president Ricardo was very outspoken about the politicians in mension to sport coverage. At the 2nd annual Harambee-Unity Frazer said that the group, while is sup- Jamaica. "Dr. No" is released, starring the Reggae Party Oct. 24. the Caribbean As- ports the advancement of Caribbean cul- Since Marley's death, and with the re- James Bondwagon. sociation will try to bring the joy of reggae ture, is not an exclusive group. cent loss of Tosh, Lam said that reggae has "Cat's Cradle", Kurt Vonnegut Jr. not been the same. "Reggae misses him "The Tim Drum", Gunter Grass. (Marley) very much. He was such an out- "The Other America", Michael standing person and we had him for such a Harrington. short time. He was such a force that in a ■See Reggae, page 11.

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1964 First Chinese nuclear explosion. The civil rights act of 1964. Designer Mary Quant introduced the miniskirt. Rudi Gemreich designed the to- pless bathing suit. Mexico opens its National An- thropological Museum. Herbert Marcusc's One- Dimensional Man certified an old philosopher for the New Left. Mass arrests at Berkeley prefi- gured later campus revolts. With Sullivan vs. The New York Fondue is back: fire up the sterno Times, the Supreme Court deter- mines that a public official cannot be by Pcnisc Brickncr libeled by comment on his official 2 Tb. cornstarch Rich Chocolate Fondue conduct. People often say that history repeats it- lvic. dry white wine The underground press bloomed self. Looking back in time one can see how 1 small clove garlic, minced 3 c. sugar with the first issue of the free-swing- often this is true. It happens in the political dash salt and pepper 'h c. butter or margarine ing Los Angeles Free Press. world, in economics, fashion, food... food! French bread, cut into cubes 5Vi oz. can evaporated milk The Bernstein-Zeffireili prod- Of course, food! assorted vegetables 12 oz. semisweet chocolate pieces uction of Verdi's Faktaff with Bari- The sixties were a unique time in our 7 oz. jar marshmallow creme tone Ceraint Evans, Metropolitan past, and much of our '80s lifestyles reflect Combine cheese and cornstarch in 1 tsp. vanilla Opera. those years. 2-quart saucepan (or microwaveable bowl The Beatles are heard singing "I By picking up any modem-day cook- if using microwave oven). Stir in wine, gar- Combine sugar, butter and milk. Cook Want to Hold Your Hand." book, you can see that the favorite party lic, salt and pepper. Cook on medium heat 7-10 minutes. Remove from heat and add Pope Paul VI visited Holy Land food of the sixties, fondue, has made a big until cheese is melted and smooth — about marshmallow creme. Stir until thoroughly and gave symbolic embrace to Orth- comeback in the eighties. Here are a few 10 minutes, stirring twice. Pour into fon- blended. Add vanilla and pour into fondue odox Ecumenical Patriarch Athena- fondue favorites: due pot or crock pot and keep warm. If pot or crock pot and keep warm. Serve goras. mixture becomes too thick, add more with fresh fruit or bite size vanilla wafers. If Vietnam War became the first in Cheese Fondue wine. Serve with bread cubes and assorted mixture becomes too thick, add 1 Tb. boil- history to be brought directly into 1 lb. Swiss cheese vegetables. ing water. the living room. Congress enacted President Ken- Butterscotch Fondue nedy's : 11.5 billion tax cut, a victory for Keynesian economics policy. Follow above recipe, substituting one A Hard Day's Night brought the package butterscotch morsels for the cho- Beatles to the screen. EVERY NIGHT IS colate pieces. "Deraog", Saul Bellow. •'Understanding Media". Marshall 19 AND OVER! McLuhan.

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1965 Seems Like Old Times Race riots in Watts. Start of U.S. buildup in Vietnam. Minis return as fashion option The civtl rights act of 1965. Mariners transmits dose-up pho- tographs of Mars. by Jennifer Anthony U.S. population was much younger than Discovery of cosmic background the population of today. The typical role radiation believed to be remnants of The mini-skirt might be the latest fash- model was a much younger person, on "Big Bang'' that created the uni- ion rage this season, but it won't have the whom minis looked fantastic. Behling re- verse. impact that it had back in the 1960s, ac- fers to this phenomenon of fashion trends The Water Quality Act commits cording to Dr. Dorothy Behling. a home moving up from the youth as "trickling the Federal Govemeroent to clean economics professor who teaches a gradu- up." i-skirt, especially when she's up against a up US. rivers, lakes and streams. ate course in fashion change at the Uni- On the opposite end of the spectrum, man who's dressed in a pin-stripe suit. Min- The Northeast power failure, sym- versity. fashion trends in the 1980s are "trickling is don't help the professional image," she bol of fragile technology. A lot of research has been conducted on down." Since the median age of the popu- added. Op art gets the seal of critical ap- the changing of fashion in not only the lation is older, the trends are set by an ol- proval with a survey at the Museum area of textiles and clothing, but also in der, more affluent group. Whereas min- The economic conditions of the times of Modem Art economics, business, anthropology, and iskirts were worn by everyone in the 1960s also influence what is fashionably "in." Peter Brook's direction of Peter sociology. Behling partly attributes the regardless of age, they are wom today Top fashion designers are aiming at a Wete'sMoraUSade. change of attitudes towards wearing min- mainly by the very young as well as by more financially upscale group of people. Congress passes Elementary and iskirts to demographic changes in society. women who like to wear the latest fash- Not many women shopping for a skirt Secondary Education Act first mas- During the 1960s, the median age of the ions. would be willing to spend : 80 or: 90 for sive federal aid to school. "Minis are not going to be as widespread something as scant as a mini, First teach-ins and draft-card Civil now because of age. The role model of the burnings dramatize student reaction '80s is no longer a young person," Behling "Women have become more indepen- to Vietnam War. ■(Continued from page 3) said. dent as to what they want to wear. They Maria Callas returns to the Met m One difference between the 1960s and There are a lot of other reasons why don't feel like they have to wear a certain Tosca, New York. present is that "students do not seem to be miniskirts aren't as popular now as they skirt length," Behling said. London Records (English Decca) as interested in civil rights or in social re- were in the sixties. One reason is that completes the world's first recording form and politics as they were in the '60s," many women in the work force will not She also said that very short skirts pre- of Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibe- Perry said. wear them. sently being shown in fashion magazines lungen," conducted by George Soli. Bill Thompson, United Christian Fel- "Women in the 1980s have a different make up only a small portion of what top Jazz Saxophonist John Coltrane lowship minister, added that he doesn't see role than in the '60s," Behling said. designers have created. Miniskirts just records "A Love Supreme." stereotypes getting less a part of common happen to be the most press-worthy. Secularization of religious thinking of people in our society. "They want to be more professional. It's tough for a woman to interview in a min- thought typified by Harvey Cox's "Since 1965 when there was the voters ■See Minis, page 8. "The Secular City.'' rights act passed by congress, I think the "The Sound of Music'' spawns civil rights movement has been dead. endless expensive musicals. There has been progress, and people are Correction "The Autobiography of Malcolm better off then they were before the civil X". rights movement, but there hasn't been An error was made in the Oct. 16 issue of Friday Magazine. An article about a "The Wretched of the Earth". much of an advance," Thompson said. tor-credit trip to Washington stated that Congressman Delbert Latta cancelled a FranUFanon. Thompson said that the civil rights meeting with students who went on the spring break trip to last year. The students "Unsafe at Any Speed", Ralph movement in the '60s was intended to did actually meet with Latta, although he brought the meeting to a close after five Nader. legally end discrimination, "to overthrow minutes. laws that were considered unjust." Thompson added that there are ways to discriminate in education and jobs without breaking the laws. "Once we reached a point in our history where laws against discrimination were passed it was time for us as a country to as- similate, leading to mutual respect," ^Lights! Camera! fiction! Thompson said. Unfortunately, that point has not come yet. In describing the mean- ing of respect Thompson said it requires treating each other as equals. Once this is *S2** A FRIGHT accomplished, there will be we equal op- W portunities for all, he said. Thompson believes that the difference FILLED WEEK! between the attitudes of the people in the 6 in comparison to this generation has to Night The Exorcist do with hope. of the 210 MSC Building "My generation really strongly believed that people had a right to a piece of the Living Dead! Fri./Sat. Oct. 30/31st pie. Blacks saw things in the same Gish Film Theater 8 & 10 p.m. way...the difference now is that there is a Eva Maria Saint Theater lot less hope." Thurs. Oct. 29th $1.50 w/ student I.D. Thompson said he grew up with a sense 8:00 p.m. $1.00 for those who of prosperity, and since the 1970s with FREE Admission!! wear costumes. 8:00, 10:00, Midnight economic problems and reces- $1.50 Admission sions,"people are concerned with their The Omen own well being and less with others." Oct. 23rd - 24th Perry called this the "me generation." Fri./Sat. Oct. 30/31 Midnight According to Thompson, the govern- $1.50 w/student I.D. AP ment has been neglectful and believes that Australian PRIZE not everybody has these opportunities or $1.00 for those who wear Jttfa deserves these opportunities...now indi- ft* costumes. ^Sfifr GIVEAWAY! viduals have to look out for themselves." 210 MSC Building Come ON MATE, See the movie! 8 i inn Friday Magazlne/Oct. 23. 1967

1968 'WH1LP' Mao Tse-tung's Great Proletarian TCIBCTJ^ Cultural Revolution begins. In Miranda vs. Arizona, the Sor Tie-dye garment artists preme Court sped* out the rights of criminals suspect* in police custody. £\ i don't want to be trendy ■ Ulopa as anon Magical treat- *'/ ment for ParMoWtf disease. by Holly Trltch M«l!:rid (in sonte States) and Me- forward trendsetters as well as the bodies ll«/.. dicare. of fashion throwbacks. Truman Capote hosts "party of The Kandy-Kolored Kaleidoscope Fos- The Post-Hippie Princes of Dye the decade" at Manhattan's Plata sil: the Ressurection of the Dying Art Senior Environmental Policy and Analy- to be a sort of mysterious pact among the Hotel. Many years from now, in a world far sis major Tony Battista will probably admit artists and the tradition they practice. Or. Timothy Leary coins slogan different from today's, a boy wanders aim- that he is a fashion success in that his war- Bove feels he would betray a sort of trust if for the psychedelic generation: lessly, kicking at the rubble beneath his drobe contains a healthy variety of high he divulged the technique taught to him to "Turn on, tune in, drop.out". feet, and something catches his eye. voltage colors splattered across t-shirts. complete strangers. First scientific proof of continen- Reaching into the crevice before him, he dress-shirts, even a Don Johnson-style "To the dead-heads it's kind of sacred. tal drift by sea-floor spreading. retrieves it. It's soft and flimsy in compar- jacket (one fad deserves another). Also, it's a means of making a living for Minimal sculpture takes over the ison to his stiffly insulated metallic suit. He However, he is leery of what today's trend them." Bova said."You feel privileged Whitney annual. is mesmerized by the brilliancy of its color is doing to the reputation of the nostalgic when someone teaches you." The temples of Abu Simbel are and as he shakes it free of dust. It seems to "T". According to Battista. the science in- saved from the waters of the Nile's come alive like a character in one of those Junior marketing major Michael Bove is volved in mixing the dyes is an acquired Aswen High Dam. old animated movies. (The boy is not also worried. one, and it is comparable to the finesse of Project^Head Start focuses on aware that this treasure he has come upon "Last year you'd go to Howard's and see an artist as he mixes his paints. While Bat- preschool children and special learn- is a tie-dye t-shirt circa. 1965.) one or two, now you expect to see a lot of tista considers his hobby an art and would ing problems of the poor. them. I just don't want to see them become like to see it preserved from the commer- New York Herald Tribune folds He sits down to study his find, and is. too trendy." cialism of mass production, he also con- after a drawn-out strike. consequently, late for supper. If he were to Certainly something is lost in the trans- siders it a whole lot of fun. The premiere of Polish Composer run a thorough computer check on his new lation from the dye as a creative form of "It's something you get together — have Krzyjztof Penederecki's St Luke acquisition, he would leam the history of personal expression to the dye as a vogue a party — and do. It's fun." Passion, Cremany. such an article of clothing; that in the so- designer's retro-ripoff. The above- Bove said, "There's a feeling you have Vladimir Horowitz returns to the called "Hippie" days it was a symbol of free mentioned dye guys seem to agree that, in when you wear it and you're in the right concert stage after a twelve-year ab- expression and of personal creativity and essence, each tie-dye becomes a highly state of mind and you look down at it and sence. that it made a most fashionable comeback personal work. Thus, it is as impossible to see all kinds of things in the patterns you Beverly Sills sings Handel's "Julius in the mid to late 80"s. explain the right way of tie-dying as it is to never saw before — ram's heads, mush- Caesar" at the New York City Opera. That brings us back to a day, like today, explain the right way of capturing a Jamai- room clouds." "New Morality" diminishes biblical when tie-dyes hug the bodies of fashion can sunset on canvas. In fact, there seems Although the trade secrets of artists Bat- absolutes of right and wrong as m -feta-and Boves are just that, secrets, the Joseph Fletcher's Situation Ethics. basics are quite simple. Episcopal bishops chastise Bishop Tie-dying is simply binding fabric in such James Pike but tolerate his heresies. a manner that part of the fabric resists the President Johnson's decision to dye into which it is dipped. Binding can avoid raising taxes lauches the infla- vary from the use of rubber bands, tape or tion of the 60' v cloth ties to clothes pins or knots in the "Cartesian Linguistics"; Noam fabric itself. And the fabric can be twisted Chomsky. or folded or bunched or a combination of "The Savage Mind". Claude Levf. all three. Again, the combination of dyes to form a prism of colors is an art in itself. The knack to tie-dying is in experi- mentation, not in the pages of a book or magazine article. Once you know the ba- sics, the fabric, design, textures, and dyes- Minis tuffs must be used with an open, inquiring mind to create individual artifacts bearing ■(Continued from page 7) a personal stamp impossible in mass- produced work. "We're beginning to see women who don't want to wear short skirts, so there Tony I will probably be a high increase in the sale of pants," she added. It is important to keep in mind that it is Syndication brings the job of designers to keep coming up Dennis Kat with new looks. Just because they come by Brcnda Young out with new designs doesn't mean that ingatWUPV. people will automatically buy them. said that on a TV alien ALF became obsessed by Trek" will be "Only a very small percentage of people Gilligan's Island. Don Adams re- the market. I will try the latest things. Most will wait until turned as Maxwell Smart for a light appeals most the item is 'safe' to wear," Behling said. beer commercial. MTV brought ence of 18-1 back the Prefab Four. Fox Netwo Generally, changes in fashion are not Some television shows from the carries, offer; abrupt. They occur gradually. Dr. Behling '60s are as popular today as when Next General said that skirts will probably continue to be they originally aired. In some cases Monkees." K short, however, not as short as the mini. In they are even more popular. does not kno the midwest, skirt lengths will probably fall The science fiction series "Star ries are doinj just below the knee, due in part to our Trek" lasted relatively a short time ings period if conservatism and partly to the weather. in its first run. Today, however, the Similar to' But, as evidenced by past fashion trends, Friday/Paul Vcmon Paramount production not only runs creatures fro one can only guess what we'll consider to Amy Yedlnak (laft), Ann Cookman and Cheryl Conroy, all senior fashion merchandis- in syndication on several stations, Twilight Zon be "the great new look " of the future. ing maiors, modal the new styla of miniskirts. Miniskirts ara one of many clothing but has spawned four movies and a unknown. Hi stylas ot lha slxtlaa that are again popular. new Fox Network series. stepped out i FrtdayMagazlnc/Oct 23. 1987 ooo 9

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Six Day war between Israelis and Arabs. Florida's stay of execution for in- mates on death row begins a two- year moratorium on capital punish- ment hi the U.S. Enzyme treatment (1-asparagin- ase) for leukemia. Transplantation of the first human heart. Jim Ryun. age 20, sets the world record of 3:51.1 in the mile run. 'Art and Life* The Green Bay Packers defeat the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 for an un- precedented third straight National Designer says Football League title. First hippie "be-in" is held in San graphic arts aren't Francisco's Golden Gate park. Discovery of pulsars. what they used to be At Montreal's Expo, the U.S. pavi- lion abjures solemnity in favor of a wildly playful dome by Buckminster Fulcr. City magazines (Washington, At- "Art and life intertwined" was what psy- lanta. Seattle, etc.) become a major chedelic painting was all about, according force with expose of investigative re- to the Creat Poster Trip Book. The color- porter Harry Karrafin in Philadel- ful posters of melting letters and shapes phia. promoting the San Francisco bands of the "Jewels,'' by George BalancWne. is late sixties were products of that time and danced by the New York City BaHet culture when "all the art was based on The Beatles' Sergeant Pepper drug reflections of the psychedelic exper- album is released, iene," said Tony Duda. Duda, a graphic Jefferson Airplane records "Sur- realistic Pillow." "Today graphics are compe- All network television programs are now broadcast in color. titive; then it was not the The Kennedy round of tariff cuts case. (It is now) dollars as stimulates huge growth in world opposed to the expression of -trade. music." Bonnie and Clyde. "The Craduate" alerts firm makers — Tony Duda to the news that more than 60 per- cent of their audience is 30 or under. designer, enrolled at the university in 1969, the height of the psychedelic era. Although Northwestern Ohio was not a hot bed for hippie activity, Duda re- and the graphic artists of today is a compe- members a huge communally owned farm titive drive. In the sixties they wanted to in North Baltimore called The Park. Con- make the most beautiful and best posters certs were held at The Park and drew as they could, disregarding the issue of name acts from the west coast like Quick- money, creating for the sake of enjoyment. silver Messenger Service through the early "Today graphics are competitive; then it seventies. Duda designed posters for some was not the case." It is now "dollars as op- of the shows in the psychedelic style, but posed to the expression of music." Duda not much of his early work is still around does not view the competitive element as because he gave most of it away. Also, being completely negative, and believes it people collected psychedelic posters and could actually force better quality work out pulled them down almost as soon as they of graphic designers today. The idealistic went up to hang in their homes. intertwining of art and life is gone and Duda names Victor Moscoso as his generally Duda sees today's work as "less but wrote and produced several ep- favorite poster artist of the period "for his exciting.' isodes. tory. style and ability to express the psychedelic ' Despite this, Duda would not like to see Nearly all of the 151 shows starred WUPW also offers the spy-spoof vision." Along with Moscoso, other the sixties return, and finds no evidence of at least one of today's better-known "Get Smart". Republic Pictures graphic designers working out of Haight- it doing so today. He believes they were "a actors and actresses. Charles Bran- Corp., which produced the show, Ashbury were Wes Wilson, Stanley Mouse special and unique time" that is gone and son, Jack Klugman, Cloris Leach- said in its synopsis of the series, and Bob Fried. could not happen again. man, Robert Redford, and several "Maxwell Smart (Don Adams) is a The difference Duda sees between them others appeared in episodes early in bom bungler, but his ineptitude is their careers. his greatest asset Anyone as befud- Katell said that in July, the Metro- dled as he is, befuddles the enemy evil forces of KAOS and of course, a chief up on both sides of the Atlantic. Goldwyn-Mayer series delivered a more. He is the most conspiciously to make nervous. "Dr. Who" originally aired on the larger audience than the Saturday inconspicious agent in the busi- "Get Smart" receives an average of 30 British Broadcasting Company starting in night Fox programs. ness." gross rating points, or 301 of the market, 1963. Since then, the show has expanded What could make these old pro- "Get Smart", which was produced in its run on channel 36, Katell said. to over 60 countries, according to Davis. grams so popular? Katell said, "They during the initial popularity of early Not only American shows from the '60s She said that over 180 public television just do not make shows like they "James Bond" films, used all the are popular today. Paula Davis, director of stations now offer it. used to. These are classics that will trappings of the "secret agent." information at WBGU-TV channel 27, said Seven actors have played Dr. Who over live forever." He said the shows were Smart had female sidekick 99 (Bar- that the British series "Dr. Who" has be- the years, including two during the '60s. chosen because of good ratings his- bara Feldon) to help him fight the come a cult object with fan clubs springing 10 ODD Friday Magaxlne/Oct. 23, 1987

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President Johnson announces that he will not seek re-election; orders partial bombing halt m Vietnam. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. assas- sinated. Robert Kennedy assassinated. Disorders in Chicago during De- mocratic National Convention. Nixon's political comeback. Tetoflemh*. Soviet* invade Czechoslovakia. The Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Street Act Congress' tough re- sponse to popular o^mands for ac- tion against crime. ■ (Continued from page 4) Crvii rights act of 1968. dium Cool" in 1969 and "Coming Home" "Reverse vaccination" at the time in 1978. of a woman's first delivery to ward on* In the late 1970s, some major prod- future Rh-mcompatihility crisis. uctions dealing with the war were released, Bob Beason breaks the world perhaps indicating that enough time had long-jump record by almost two feet passed to start looking at what actually vrithaleapof29ft.2-V4in. happened in Southeast Asia. However, Hair. most of these films, spearheaded by the The premiere of Kalian Composer two epics "The Deer Hunter" in 1978 and Luciano Berio's Sinfonia, New York. "Apocalypse Now" in 1979, were too Aretha Franklin soul concert at caught up in symbolic and evasive themes. New York's Madison Square Garden. Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" was particu- The Rolling Stones bring out larly vague - even mythical. So in reality, "Beggars Banquet" LP. not quite enough time had elapsed for mo- Johnny Cash records his perform- vie-makers to view the war clearly. The bit- ance at Folsom Prison. terness and confusion associated with the Pope Paul's reassertion of the ban conflict still weighed too heavily in every- RKO Picture* on artificial birth control. one's mind. In "Hamburger Hill," a Paramount Plcturaa praaantatlon, Wishburn (Don Chaadla, Peter Goldmark of CBS Labs an- latt) and Boletsky (Tim Quill) halp a mortally wounded soldlar (Danlal O'Shaa). With the end of the Iranian hostage nounces invention of electronic crisis and the beginning of the Reagan that the U.S. lost the war not because it The most logical reason is that more video recording. Administration in 1981, a surge of national was incapable of winning, but because it than a decade has passed since the end of National Alliance of Business is unity and patriotism gripped the United did not give everything it had. the war. Much of the bitterness prevalent created to find 500.000 jobs for the States. This attitude dominated the early Clearly, films like "Platoon," "Full Metal in the 1960s and 1970s has eroded to the hardcore unemployed. 1980s, and Hollywood's depiction of Viet- Jacket," and "Hamburger Hill" are much point where people can start talking about Private VS. investment abroad nam reflected this. Films like "Rambo" more realistic portrayals of the Vietnam what actually happened in Vietnam. passes: 100 billion, double the 1960 and "Missing in Action" became enor- War compared to these past productions. There also seems to be a mood of in- level. mously popular. The message of these mo- Hollywood is beginning to concentrate creasing respect among Americans for the Japan forges ahead of West Ger- vies, which we are all familiar with, is very more on the cold and bloody realities of Vietnam veteran — something that is long many to become the world's third clear - the communists can be beaten if we the war without getting into political impli- overdue. Monuments dedicated to those greatest industrial power. just get tough. Films such as these (partic- cations or illusory themes. But why is this who died in Vietnam and movies like "Pla- Oil discovery on Alaska's North ularly Sylvester Stallone's "Rambo") imply happening? toon" indicate that Americans are becom- Slope opens the 49tb state to great economic development. "The First Cirde," Alexander Solzhenftsyn. "The Ararfe* of the Night" Nor- man Mailer.

ing more appreciative of what the Vietnam combat soldier went through. Perhaps there is an even deeper reason for these more accurate portrayals of Viet- nam. Could it be that Americans are finally CONE IF YOU DARE !!! starting to come to terms with the fact that TO we actually lost the war? Maybe that is why •FRIGHT A FLOAT" ON THE HAUNTED FREIGHTER production of "Rambo 111" has been de- WILLIAM B. DOVER MUSEUM SHIF layed and films like "Platoon" and "Ham- INTERNATIONAL PARK. TOLEDO burger Hill" are flourishing. FOUOVWD BY WNNM AT TV

TONV PACKO'S ■(Continued from page 8) THUW. CXI. 29 LEAVE AT 6:30 p.m WtWtU KBACKATH.-00P.IT. Episodes starring the original doctor, Wil- liam Hartnell, and Patrick Troughton, who $3.00 ROUND TRIP flicket * dinner not IncludedJ took over in 1966, have been scheduled in channel 27's 1987-88 contract. Register at UAO office 3rd floor Union Independent networks and public televi- Oct. 20-27. Pay at Sign-Up sion are not the only stations to see the Max. of 45 people popularity of the '60s shows. The cable USA Network runs the original "The Al- fred Hitchcock Hour" on Sundays at 4 p.m. and "Dragnet" Monday thru Thurs- day at midnight. Friday Magutnc/Oct 23. 1987 11

1969 Seems Like Old Times Charles de Gaulle resigns. Peace issues? Are campus sit-ins, takeover of Abe Forta's resignation from the buildings, large protests in the very near Supreme Court stirs a national de- future? Only time will tell. bate over judicial ethics. ■(Continued from page 2) The opening of the trial of the its funds, but it is continuing to encourage Chicago Eight, a courtroom extra- - full divestment of University funds in South vaganza that may shrink the limits of Africa. Reggae political dissent. These groups are doing something. Vaccine against German measles. They are attempting to increase student ■(Continued from page 5) The New York Jets beat the Bal- awareness of social issues. But their ac- timore Colts 16-7 to become the tions are far from those organizations of certain sense he is irreplaceable." American Football League's first the '60s such as Students for a Democratic Lam also mentioned that the loss of personal life. Unfortunately some people Super Bowl champions. Society, the Yippies, and the Young De- Tosh was also hard, but that reggae is do not listen to the words." The Boston Celtics, under player- mocrats, all of which had chapters on slowly returning to the level it was at be- Lam said that several of Marley's songs coach Bill Russell, win their eleventh campus. The student activists of these or- fore the men's deaths. have yet to even be released. Lam said that National Basketball Association title ganizations disregarded administrations Marley and the Wailers came to Ameri- Marley was naturally gifted and wrote and in 13 years. rules. At other colleges, they took over ca's attention around 1974 according to performed more songs than are now avail- Rod Laver becomes the first ten- campus buildings, had protests that attrac- Lam. He said that until Marley's death, the able to the public. nis player in history to achieve two ted thousands, and bumed their draft group made several tours in the U.S. The Harambee will be held at the North grand slams. cards. These are things that are simply not Lam said that the beat of reggae is what East Commons tomorrow night at 9:00 Woodstock rock festival draws done anymore. seems to make the music popular in this p.m. Lam said that the association hopes crowd of more than 400.000 to rural Students are once again wearing tie-dyes country. He said, however that there is to provide non-alcholic beverages and Bethel. N.Y. and listening to the Beatles. But will this more behind Marley's songs. other refreshments. Man's first landing on the moon. lead to the more student involvement with "Marley's songs are very uplifting. His Insecticide kills some 40 million the Peace Coalition and the PSO? Will music has a message that can perk you up fish in Uie Rhine River. these groups take a more active stand on when you are down; it can help you in your

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