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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 87 Bowling Green, Ohio Wednesday, February 26,1986 Marcos flees the Philippines MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Ferdi- pearance early Wednesday: "The long Marcos' rule. He fled to the U.S. air people. They have resolved this issue nand Marcos has tied the Philippines agony is over. We are finally free, and base SO miles northwest of Manila nonviolently and in a way that does after 20 years in power and Corazon Ohio Filipinos' we can be truly proud of the unprece- barely nine hours after a last hurrah of them honor." Aquino, (he new president, told her dented way in which we achieved our being formally sworn in for another six- Aquino said in her television appear- nation "the long agony is over." reactions, p.5 freedom-with courage, with deter- year term. ance, which lasted less than a minute: Marcos resigned the presidency yes- mination and most important, in Aquino took the oath as president in a "A new life starts for our country ... a terday, driven from office by a military peace." rival ceremony. life filled with hope and I believe a life and civil rebellion. He was taken with isolated for 3 days by a revolution Official word of the resignation came that will be blessed with peace and his family in U.S. helicopters to Clark Aquino called "people power," Filipi- A CROWD broke into the palace, first from Washington. Secretary of progress." Air Base. Officials in Washington said nos swarmed into the streets for a wolfing food left on the tables, carrying State George Shultz said Marcos, a they left for Guam shortly after 5 a.m. carnival of joy. off shoes, monogrammed towels and long-time U.S. ally, would be "welcome SHE URGED people to "please stay today (4 p.m. EST yesterday). They created traffic jams at mid- other loot. They fought with Marcos to come to the United States." calm and observe sobriety tor the sake A State Department official said the night, chanting "Cory! Cory!" for their supporters left behind. Aquino's mili- In announcing U.S. recognition of of our country." Marcoses would remain in Guam "for champion, who had refused to concede tary commander ordered soldiers to Aquino, 53, Shultz said: "The new gov- The departure of Marcos, 68, ended some time," but he did not know their after the National Assembly declared prevent looting or violence against ernment has been produced by one of an intense four-day drama. It began ultimate destination. Marcos the winner of a Feb. 7 election Marcos loyalists. the most stirring and courageous ex- Saturday with a military revolt led by After Marcos left the riverside presi- marred by violence and fraud. Increasing Ui>. pressure combined amples of the democratic process in the Defense Minister Juan Ponce En dential palace, where he had been Aquino said in a brief television ap- with the military and civil revolt to end modem history. We honor the Filipino a See Marcos, page 4. G.S. role University gets critical in $41,000 grant

by Patricia Ritter departure staff reporter The University has received a $41,560 grant from the Ohio Department of Education to finance summer institutes for 120 WASHINGTON (AP) - While talented and gifted high school students, University President Paul proclaiming neutrality, the Rea- Olscamp saidlast week. gan administration and the Con- The funds were allocated this past legislative year by the passage gress went to extraordinary of House Bill 238 which granted about $41,000 to each state college lengths to pressure President and university for similar programs, he said. Ferdinand Marcos to change the Edward Fiscus, chair of special education directing the summer way he ran his Philippine gov- institutes offered on three consecutive weeks beginning July 13, said ernment and, ultimately, to "Communication on Critical Issues" is the theme of the University's force his resignation. program. Begun soon after the assassi- Flexibility has been given to individual campuses on the theme, nation of opposition leader Be- size and duration of the program, he said. nigno Aquino on Aug. 21, 1983, The University is focusing its program on communications - the effort culminated in Ameri- specifically on music, theater, radio, television and film - because can helicopters flying Marcos "we have a faculty in communications who not only are interested in away from the National Palace kids of this caliber but have had the experience of working with yesterday and immediate recog- them," Fiscus said. nition for a new government headed by Corazon Aquino, Be- WHILE PARTICIPATING in the insitutes, students will be as- nigno's widow. signed to small groups and will be required to select and produce a The American involvement communications project by using resources at the University, stemmed from concern that the including laboratories, studios and advice of technical experts. They longer Marcos maintained his also will De expected to present and defend their project to a board of dictatorial rule, the greater the faculty members. chances that a communist- Fiscus said the program marks an initial move on the state's part backed insurgency would seize of meeting the needs of girted rather than handicapped children. control. "We've ignored gifted people. They often taken a back seat to the A communist takeover would be a strategic disasater. It U See Gifted, page 3. would force abandonment of the two huge American bases in the Philippines, Clark Field and Subic Bay, and tip the balance of power in the South Pacific and Street sign thefts Southeast Asia overwhelmingly in favor of the Soviet Union and its allies. increased last year THE PACE of U.S. involve- ment picked up after the Feb. 7 election in which both Aquino by Zora Johnson THIEBAUT SAID, although and Marcos claimed victory. BG News/Peter Fellman staff reporter vandalized signs can sometimes The United States came to em- be repaired, they often have to brace Aquino as a successor to Troy Watral, junior business administration major, performs CPR on Rescusi-Annle. and Greg Jackson, City street signs are fast be- be replaced. Marcos, but the replacement junior sports management major, checks her for breathing as Barb Miller, sophomore sports coming a popular collector's "It is up to the sign man's was less important than the management major, looks on. item in Bowling Green. But not discretion whether or not the longstanding main goal of dras- only are these 'souvenirs' ille- sign can be straightened without tically reforming Marcos' gov- gal, they also represent a finan- cracking the metal," he said. ernment, or encouraging his cial burden to the city. "Otherwise we're looking at removal through democratic Street sign theft and vandal- eight dollars to replace the post processes. ism has been an ongoing prob- alone." Richard Armitage, an assis- Interview called key to job search lem, said Paul Thiebaut, city In addition to the cost of the tant secretary of defense, said street superintendent. sign itself, labor costs are also there was virtual unanimity in "Statistics showed an in- expensive. Thiebaut said. the administration on the policy by Susan McDonald to know what the prospective employer is looking crease in the problem last year, "There is usually a charge for once it was decided. "The ad- staff reporter for and to form a career objective. but for this year it's too early to one man-hour to replace the ministration is totally to- "Employers know students don't have years of tell," he said. sign, which is about $8 an hour gether," be said In a recent Whether students are looking for a summer Job experience. What they're looking for is potential Thiebaut said most street El us fringes," he said. "If you Interview. "That's been our one or a job after graduation, the initial key to success and how students will react in the job," Kroll said. signs are taken from Ward Two, ave to rent a truck it can cost strength. It's been the difference is preparation for the interview, according to They also look for the subjective qualities of which lies south of Wooster $15 an hour." between a Nicaragua, the differ- personnel at University Placement Services. motivation, interest and interpersonal skills, she Street and east of Main Street. Some stolen signs are recov- ence between an Iran, the differ- "The goal during the interview is to see how said. But Ward One, in which the ered, he said. ence between a Vietnam." different and better a person you are than the University lies, is also a heavily "In the springtime we are Iran and Nicaragua were very other people (interviewed)," said Jo Ann Kroll, Participation in extra-curricular activities is affected area, he said. often called to the dorms to much in the minds of policy- director of the University Placement Services. also a key factor for the interviewer to determine "Street name signs are proba- recover stolen signs." he said. makers. In those countries. Kroll said research by the student on the com- more about the student. "Extra-curricular activ- bly the most affected - High "Some people just take post and U.S.-backed governments fell pany he or she is Interviewing for is the first major ities are a good predictor of a student's true Street seems to be a real collec- all, so we just keep it and wait and were replaced by regimes step in the preparation process. interests," Kroll said. tors item," he said. "Other pop- for the next time we need it." with which the United States had '1 would suggest that the student research the Senior year is not the only time to prepare for ular ones are Elm, Scott Ash said by the time signs are no influence and which became organization by carefully reading the annual re- the job search. Kroll said freshman and sopho- Hamilton and Manville, al- recovered many are not re- hostile to American interests. ports and recruiting brochures and articles that mores need to get involved in activities to prepare though Manville hasn't been as turned to the streets. Filipinos are regarded here as might have appeared in the popular press about themselves for leadership activities when they are bad since it's been improved." "When the maintenance peo- solidly pro-American and pro- the organization," she said. Juniors or seniors. Galen Ash, Bowling Green po- ple go through the dorms, we get democracy, who, given a Kroll added that students should familiarize Students also need to know what qualifications lice chief, said other types of a truckloadof the signs," ne chance, would choose a moder- themselves with details about the size of the the interviewer will view as most important. signs such as stop signs are also said. "But by the time we re- ate who would maintain good company, its products and services, the size of the stolen. Not only does this type of cover them, most of the signs relations with the United States. community it is in, and any trends affecting the A HIGH grade point average, which is consid theft pose a financial burden for have been replaced or the signs Aquino is looked on by Washing- company. ered to be a major priority by many students the city, it also represents a are too badly ripped to reuse." ton as such a leader. Another step for students is choosing their looking for a Job, is ranked as the last factor on a danger, Ash said. Although some of the damage strengths relevant to the position for which they list oflS selection factors compiled by the Michi- "The biggest crime to me is to signs can be attributed to THE AMERICAN drive to are applying. When students are asked to list their gan State University Placement Services. The the people who steal stop signs. natural causes, Thiebaut said force change was reflected In strengths for a particular position, they should not first three qualities are attitude toward work You could go to prison for life if most of the problem is due to pressures on Marcos to under- give a "laundry list" of qualities, such as telling ethic, stated career goals and academic majors. someone is killed because of the obvious vandalism. take economic, military and po- the employer that they are a hard worker, Kroll There are also several factors which can negati- theft," Ash said. "When you get the aluminum litical reforms; pressure tor said. vely influence a prospective employer. Northwest- If a person is caught stealing a torn, and signs bent or destroyed elections, and support for a do- The STAR model, an interviewing technique, is ern University Placement Services ljsted 50 s'gn or with a sign in His posses- or ripped, that takes a lot of zens election-monitoring group often used in the interview. Through this three negative aspects of interviews. The top three sion, he or she can be charged eBort/Mie said. called Namfrel whose mem- step process, students describe situations or tasks included a lack of planning or career goals, the with destruction of property or The city has taken some mea- bership was overwhelmingly in In education, extra-curricular activities or a Job inability to express oneself clearly through dic- posession of stolen property, sures to try to prevent thefts and support of Aquino. that they ware asked to perform. Students then tion, a poor voice or grammar and a poor personal Ash said. vandalism, Thiebaut said. Through its support of Namfa- explain what they did and the outcome of their It Is considered a misdemea- "We have started using anti- rel, the United States sent an performance. ^You are the product. The employer is the nor one if the property is worth theft nuts and bolts, but when unmistakable signal that it sup- buyer. There are many products. Students are less than $300 and a felony If it is the whole pole is stolen, a bolt ported change. ANOTHER STEP in the interview is for students facing a competitive situation," Kroll said. more than $300. doesn't do much good," he said Editorial BG News/February 28,1986 2

Breakfast with Olscamp Humanism built on shaky base University president Paul Olscamp came out of quired carefully, so as not to fect example) seem to regard from the brow of Zeus, or at seclusion last week to have breakfast with 10 by Bill Melden dislodge her chewing gum, "that the word humanism as synony- least the presses of (get this) students. I keep hearing these Christians, mous with humanitarianism, or Prometheus Books. It was im- Editor's note: this Is the first y'know. these fundamentalists, perhaps humaneness. It is some- mediately bailed as "A Philoso- It was one of the few times students get a chance of a two-part column. The sec- talking about humanism like it thing quite different. phy for Survival" by The New to see Olscamp, who does not make a habit of ond part will appear tomorrow. was, y'know, something really Humanism is nothing more York Times. The New York Tri- mingling with the student body. Ah, Perfection! The most glit- bad? I mean, aren't we all really nor less than a formal philoso- bune, which once employed a Other University presidents, especially Ols- tering mirage in the dry and humanists, kind of?" phy of life, complete with propo- young foreign correspondent camp's immediate predecessor Hollis Moore, were dismal desert of human history The professor, after quickly sitions, proponents and, God named Karl Marx, published no is, alas, also the most unattaina- and professionally overcoming knows, propaganda. (My feUow review, having gone out of busi- more visible. Olscamp had to be approached by ble. his shock at this unexpected Christians usually elect to use ness in the dark days before UAO before agreeing to sit down with students; he Starry-eyed socialists and sunburst, replied smoothly, the term "secular humanism," humanist survival tips gained should have courted the opportunity. coin-clutching capitalists alike "WeU, yes, I think it's safe to which is certainly appropriate, such wide circulation. If the University president thinks rapport with stagger from one disappoint- assume that those of us who find inasmuch as the genuine "reli- "As in 1933." the authors students is important, student input should be one ment to another, pretending all ourselves in a univeristy com- gious humanism" of the Renais- wrote, "humanists stiU believe the while that they are engaged munity, or should I say context, sance died with Erasmus.) In all that traditional theism, espe- of his priorities. in a dance of discovery: a dance are certainly humanists to a probability, the vast majority of cially faith in the prayer-hear- Olscamp has racked up an impressive record in which will lead them, one moon- greater or lesser degree." practicing humanists are unfa- ing God, assumed to love and his 3% years at this University. He has proven lit evening, to a Peaceable King- miliar with the formal humanist care for persons, to hear and himself to be a crafty administrator by lobbying for dom of balanced budgets, full "I'm not," I announced, caus- canon, just as many self-styled understand their prayers, and to the University in state government and surround- employment, and liberty and ing both the professor and my Communists are unfamiliar be able to do something about justice for all. classmate to stare at me as with Marx's Eighteenth Bru- them, is an unproved and out- ing himself with capable aides. He has put the How can they believe other- though I had suddenly sprouted maire of Louis Bonaparte; but moded faith ... Reasonable University on solid financial footing. wise? Doesn't the ghost of Pro- boms and a forked tail. Thus the canon exists, and merits the minds look to other means for It is not enough for a leader to be an administra- fessor Pangloss whisper to them began yet another of the unen- attention of anyone interested in survival." Having thus damned tive workhorse. A university president needs to fill that finding "the best of all lightemng colloquies that consti- intellectual pathology. everyone from Abraham Lin- possible worlds" is a matter of tute such a large part of higher coln to Jacques Ellul as less a variety of roles. He needs to be a conciliator, a historical inevitability and evo- education in America. The Humanist Manifesto was than "reasonable," the authors visionary, a teacher and an ambassador. These are lutionary certainty? The difficulty in understand- published in the spring of 1933; proceeded to lay out their own roles not every personality can fulfill, but a person Optimism is the order of the ing humanism is a matter of although it was signed by 34 dessicated and disreputable phi- in Olscamp's position must attempt to do so. day, and of all the earth's simple definitions. As such, it citizens and scholars, its most losophy: a philosophy entirely Student breakfasts are typical of Olscamp's grinning denizens, none are so forever stymies a large number illustrious signatory was the in- based, in their own words, upon image: scheduled, stiff and formal. With the excep- dizzily optimistic as those who of Americans: those who avoid credible pedagogical popinjay "faith." Faith in what? You call themselves "humanists." the dictionary almost as scrupu- John Dewey. After 40 years of wouldn't believe me if I told tion of Olscamp's walk to the Union in a beenie and They are a lovable lot, as are lously as they avoid the Bible, wars, revolutions, and other ex- you; but 111 tell you anyway. hockey jersey on a bet, Olscamp has never loosed drunks and madmen; indeed, preferring to depend upon their cesses committed by humans; his collar in public. how can one not love a creature own fuzzy understanding in mat- puzzled humanists decided that Melden, a free-lance writer Part of Olscamp's responsibility is to foster who blissfully proclams that ters of etymology as well as the time was ripe for a revised from Chattanooga, Term., living "man is the measure of all religion. Such people (my gum- edition: thus, in 1973, Toe Hu- in Bowling Green, is a columnist relations outside or the University. He cannot do things?" Such charming naiftas chewing classmate was a per- manist Manifesto n burst forth for The News. this without staying in touch with its students. Protagoras of Abdera and the Olscamp claims he enjoys spending time around noble Leo Buscaglia should not students; it should not then be a chore to make be scorned; instead they should himself available to the students. More breakfasts be stroked and cuddled, or at least given a couple of aspirin to HM ' would be helpful. help the fever subside. Perhaps Olscamp needs to change his perception Once upon a time, sitting duti- crjl of his position. There will always be administrative fully through an undergraduate matters to attend to; his aides can handle many of class entitled "Ethics and the these. Olscamp has proven himself a proficient Professions," I was jostled out of my daydreams by the voice of administrator - it is tune he immerses himself in one of my fellow inmates, a the University community and develops other roles young woman seized by a sud- of his office. den (and unprecedented) im- pulse to ask a question of our £/*6S Mb Opnora anpraaaad by column*, do not nacmtrty ranact da opMona ol ma BO Nawa Tha BO Haw. and Bowing Qraan SI.I. UrUvanWy ara aqual opportunity amployara and do cious or libelous. HAM. not ofeolmn«fe In hiring pracocaa Tha BO Nawa «m not accapt advartfetng mat la daamafl dacrirMnalory. dagradng or All submissions are subject naufeng on tha baaa ol raca. Mx or national origin. to condensation. copyright 1986 by tha BG Haw. al ngha raaarvad Please address submis- BoamaMOffica Editorial Ofloa sions to: 214 Waal Hal Ph: (419) 372-2901 210 Waal Hal Ph. (41 •) 372-2903 Bowing Qraan Stafe Urtvara*y Editorial Editor Bowing Qraan. ONo 43403 The BG News Hour. 9 am to 9 p m Monday Ihrough Friday 211 West Han BG News/February 26,1986 3

Student doubles as policeman Education job fair

by Brian Liskai sign-ups set today reporter

While most students are con- by Susan McDonald 6, but are encouraged to sign cerned with their academic staff reporter up today said Jerry Richard- achievements and financial situ- son, assistant director of the ations, one University student is Seniors and students grad- University Placement Serv- concerned with the public's uating with a major in educa- ices. safety. tion will be able to sign up Students signing up need Todd Spieth, senior criminal today for interviews with 39 copies of their credential Justice/psychology major, was different Ohio and out-of- forms and graduate students sworn in as a police officer in state school systems. should have their resumes. Pemberville on Nov. 15 after The interviews will take First choice cards are not serving as an auxiliary officer Place during the Teacher Job needed, he said. for six months. air, sponsored by Univer- "We want to establish as "I got interested in being a sity Placement Services, on many interviews as possible. policeman when I was young. I March 6 from 3 to 8 p.m. in The whole intent is to get liked the lights and sirens during the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. employers and prospective parades. As I got older, the Ohio school systems such teachers together," Richard- service aspect of the profession as Bellevue, Toledo, Mau- son said. was appealing," Spietn said. mee, Bowling Green, Vermi- lion, Fremont and Cincinnati Working in a small town is During the job fair, Rich- as well as systems from Kala- ardson said a school informa- more enjoyable than working in mazoo and Detroit, Mich., tion exchange session will a larger town, Spieth said. In the will be represented. take place in which students smaller communities officers Out of 14 available time can match their major field in get to know people on a one-to- slots for interviews, students education with the needs of one basis. In addition, people will be able to sign up half of the schools. are more willing to approach a these at 6 p.m. today in the "It is likely if a school elice officer with their prob- Lenhart Grand Ballroom in doesn't want a major or has a ns than try to work them out the University Union. time slot already filled, the themselves, he said. student can leave information "It's nice working in the BG News/Jim Youll STUDENTS WILL also be with the school and the school smaller community because you Todd Spieth able to sign up for the other may give them information are not just a nameless face. half of the available inter- such as an application," he The people are willing to work views from 1 to 3 p.m. March with you (rather) than against there," he said. much investigative work though do more service work than other said. you. because they know you," he When first sworn in, the other because of the town's low police area departments. This includes said. officers and the people in the budget, he said. rescuing cats out of a trees. importantly, we would like to community were leery of his Spieth said this gets him frus- It takes 317 hours of basic Gifted WHEN SPIETH graduates in performance because he was a trated as there are instances police school training involving D Continued from page 1. see their talents stay at home." May, he said he would like to college student, he said. But where he knows the law is being classes in investigation, weap- handicapped, but the needs of Fiscus said students se- continue working as an officer in after time passed the officers broken, but there is nothing he ons handling and laws of arrest the gifted are just as impor- lected for the program will have and the town became more ac- can do without implementing a tant, he said. achievements beyond academ- a small community. at the police academy to become ics. "A lot of graduates think they cepting, he said. long term investigation. a full-time officer, he said. Carla Edlefson, an exec- : are going to go right from grad- And fighting crime in a town "Everyone wants to see some But being a policeman has bad utive assistant to Gov. Richard "We're looking for the kid uation to being a police chief and that has a population of about 1,- of these crimes investigated and and good points. Celeste, said the governor's mo- who has excelled in academics, then move on to the federal level 500 is not much different than in arrests to follow, but no one For example, Spieth said he tivation behind the program is those who have gone beyond the : in a few years. I think you lose a a major city, Spieth .said. Offi- wants to pay the overtime wages doesn't enjoy writing tickets. keeping the gifted students in classroom," he said. "These lot of valuable experience doing cers see most of the same ac- and the extra police officers "I know what it is like sitting Ohio. type of students certainly will that. I would like a full-time tion, only not as much. wages," Spieth said. in a car when those lights go on "We're interested in en- give the most to and gam the position in a small community The Pemberville police de- behind you; it's a pretty uncom- couraging good, talented young most from what we nave to and work my way up from partment is not involved with HE SAID Pemberville police LJ See Police, page 4. people," she said. 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WFAL airs dating game Workshop discusses gay issues by Greg Connel or tickets to on-campus the- them with the studio and ex- by Caroline Langer are because they are paranoid-and rightfully reporter ater productions to partici- plain to them how the show staff reporter pants who decide to go out, he will work. "The stereotypes reflect emotions and fear Following in the footsteps said. Lisa Braun, junior RTVF About 10 percent of students in campus living more than logic and fact. They carry a lot of of game show host Jim Lang, Stanley said most of his major and WFAL's program units are gay, and to help residence life employees weight but little truth," he said. WFAL airs their version ot guests are students. director, said Foxhunt was deal with situations regarding homosexuality a DURING THE workshop, three skits were acted The Dating Game with the "I don't think anyone who one of the station's more pop- workshop was held last week in the Prout Hall out by LAGA members to help the Residence Life help of a University senior. got a date with them would be ular programs two years ago, lounge. staff see the world through the eyes of a homosex- Scott Stanley, senior radio- upset with their appearance, but was discontinued last Betty Yams, a counseling psychologist from the ual and better understand their situation in dorms, television-film major and and I don't think any of them year when the show's host Counseling and Career Development Center, said Hershberger said. WFAL's production director, would have a problem getting graduated. a survey given to Residence Life/Greek Life staff One play dealt with the harassment a gay is the host of Foxhunt, a one- a date on their own, but the "This fall I took over the members last November showed they believed student experienced after being caught in his hour program during which show is something they duty of assigning shifts. I anywhere from 2-20 percent of residents were room with his lover. one male and one female haven't done... something reinstated Foxhunt and chose homosexuals. But Yards said she believes 10 "My roommate told the whole floor and now I guest share the booth with they can brag to their friends Stanley to host the show be- percent is a more accurate measure. cant walk down the hall without being called an Stanley in hopes of getting a about," he said. cause of his outgoing person- The two-hour workshop covered the results of 'AIDS-carrying faggot,' " the actor said. blind date. STANLEY SAID his big- ality," she said. the survey and was attended by about 140 resident A male RA in the crowd agreed that once such The show is broadcast gest problems are guests who Stanley said he fits the life staff members. rumors spread, the whole floor joins in the ha- Wednesdays at 9 p.m. The become nervous on the air, mold the show host needs. The crowd of resident advisors and staff mem- rassment. first half-hour is devoted to and listeners who are too shy "They needed someone bers was asked to shout out all the slang labels Volunteers from the audience were then asked the female, who talks with to call. He said he has a really weird to host it, and they could think of regarding homosexuals. to participate in role-playing skits about situations Stanley on the air and takes straightforward method of that's where I come in," he They were then asked to evaluate how they which may arise in the dorms concerning homo- calls from the radio audience. getting the show rolling. said. would respond emotionally if they were gay and sexuality. At the end of her half of the "When it comes to making Stanley said one thing that were called any of the 19 terms named. Anger, The audience gave advice to their co-workers show, she selects one of the a (fool) of myself, I'm rela- makes the show interesting is insecurity and shame were some of the feelings afterwards about dealing with such situations. callers for a date. tively at ease, and for some his habit of teasing callers. mentioned. Showing trustworthiness, caring and letting the The second 30 minutes reason I find that loosens "It is all in good fun, and individual explain everything on their mind before gives the women in the audi- people up," he said. sometimes the callers get on Bernie Hershberger, counselor at the Counsel- making suggestions were seen as helpful hints. ence a chance to phone in and To further help guests feel me too," he said, "If I stumble ing and Career Development Center, said, "These Yarns added that it is sometimes necessary to talk to Stanley's male guest. at ease, Stanley has them over a word or I break into emotions are some of the stresses lesbians and refer a student to someone with training to handle There is no obligation to go arrive at the station a half- the conversations too often, gays feel by not being able to talk about who they the problem. on a date, but the station hour before the show. He uses the callers are quick to let me offers free passes to Buttons the extra time to acquaint know." Police Marcos The Reagan administration a Continued from page 3. O Continued from page 1. gave him the final push Monday. fortable feeling compared to sit- rile and Lt. Gen. Fidel Ramos, calling for peaceful transition to »eeeoooo(»« •qcx ting in the patrol car and being deputy chief of the armed a new government because of the one to turn the lights on, forces. what it termed widespread Spieth said. There were no major mili- fraud in the Feb. 7 election. APPLICATIONS FOR In addition, there is a cer- tary clashes, but at least 16 Enrile said Marcos made I tain aura involved with being a people were reported killed. one last try to salvage some- FRAZIER REAMS FELLOWSHIP police officer. It commands a lot Rebels took over the gov- thing, proposing a provisional of respect, he said. ernment television station. Hun- administration with nimself as "It's like that gasoline com- dreds of thousands of Filipinos "honorary president" and the mercial where they say to al- surrounded it and the rebel mili- opposition running the govern- Deadline: Tuesday, March 18,1986 ways trust the man with the tary camp in vast human bar- ment as it wants." star, except now it's the man riers to protect them from AFTER HE refused, Enrile I Office of the Vice President for University with the badge," Spieth said. attack by Marcos forces. said, Marcos asked him to con- Marcos declared a state of sult Ambassador Stephen Bos- Relations emergency and a curfew the worth about arrangements for people ignored. 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ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAININC CORPS For more information see Captain Dave Wolf in Room 151, Memorial Hall or call 372-2476 Elsewhere BG News/February M, 19M 5 Shuttle launched despite warnings Gorbachev rejects WASHINGTON (AP)-A rocket booster crack instead of a sponge," he said. but feeling that I did all I could to stop the expert testified yesterday that on the night Last month's Challenger launch was the launch." before the ill-fated Challenger explosion, "I coldest in the history of the nearly five-year- BOISJOLY AND Thompson said they both Reagan's proposal did all I could to stop the launch" because of old shuttle program. a* a predicted bitter cold night, but that his The shuttle was launched at 11:38 a.m. on warned their management last summer firm's management decided to approve it. Jan. 28 and exploded 73 seconds later, de- about a potential catastrophe if problems MOSCOW (AP)-Soviet summit, to be held this year stroying the ship and killing all seven in its with the seals on previous flights were not leader Mikhail Gorbachev re- under an agreement reached Roger Boisjoly, an engineer for Morton crew. remedied. Thiokol, Inc. who deals in booster rocket jected President Reagan's at the Geneva meeting in A leading theory of the accident is that the Joe Kilminster, the Morton Thiokol vice new arms control proposals November, "ought to produce structures, told a presidential investigating seals failed, allowing a deadly plume of president who finally signed the firm's rec- commission that not a single engineer in a yesterday and said timing of practical results in key areas flame to emerge from the side of the right ommendation that the launch proceed, said the next summit hinges on an of limiting and reducing ar- private caucus of company officials on the booster rocket. he did so because he convinced that there eve of the space shuttle launch was in favor was a sufficient safety factor in the seals. "understanding" about ban- maments. of going ahead the next morning. ning nuclear tests or elimi- Gorbachev spoke for about Boisjoly said a Thiokol engineering super- "It led me to believe we were in a position nating medium-range 5% hours at the opening, a viser, Arnold Thompson, tried to sketch for of having a safe condition for recommend- missiles in Europe. "I have been distressed by things that are Morton Thiokol management their concern ing flight," he testified. gathering that occurs at least appearing in thepaper," he said, describing with the joint. Convening the 27th Commu- every five years. The last But earlier, Kilminster's boss, Morton nist Party Congress with a party congress was in 1961. that meeting. "There was never one positive "When he realized be wasn't getting Thiokol vice president Jerry Mason, had speech that set the tone for pro-launch statement ever made, By any- through, he'just stopped," Boisjoly said. "I acknowledged under intense questioning The party general secre- was not even asked to give any Input on the that the company lacked "enough data to the Kremlin's new genera- tary, who turns 55 on Sunday, The engineer said he had expressed "deep final decision chart... I was never asked quantify the effect of the cold." tion, Gorbachev sharply crit- broke sharply with the yea concern about launching after a night of icized Reagan's stand on of the late Leonid Brezhnev. nor polled, it was clearly a management space weapons, his rejection which he said were marked sub-freezing temperatures. He said that decision at that point." Another Morton Thiokol engineer testified of a freeze on British and when they were cold, the rubber-like O-ring that "I was absolutely positive" that top by stagnation, corruption, un- seals between segments of the booster rock- After Morton Thiokol management de- NASA launch officials would be told of his French arsenals, and his call controlled bureaucracy and ets would not fit properly into their seats. cided to recommend the launch, Boisjoly deeply felt opposition on three grounds to for cuts in the Soviet Union's economic mismanagement. "IT'S LIKE trying to shove a brick into a said, "I left the room feeling badly defeated, Asian nuclear forces. launching the Challenger. "It is hard to detect in the HE ALSO outlined a pro- letter we have just received gram to reorganize central- (from Reagan) any serious lzed planning and preparedness . . . to get down government, modernize in- to the business of eliminating dustry and agriculture, make Ohio Filipino group plans vigil the nuclear threat," Gorba- prices more responsive to de- chev told the 5,000 delegates mand and create incentives to the congress. for producing higher-quality COLUMBUS (AP) - Members Base, about 50 miles northwest ippines - most notably, poverty. Aquino has the support of the Gorbachev said the next goods. of a group of transplanted Filipi- of Manila. When you have 80 percent of majority of people in the Phil- nos and their supporters said the people living below the pov- ippines, has the support of the yesterday that the resignation of THE REV. William Bamdt, a erty line and seven out of 10 military and has the support of Presii"sident Ferdinand Marcos retired United Church of Christ children malnourished ... and the Catholic Church, which com- SPECIAL would bring unprunproved govern- minister and a coordinator of so much of the lands are being Erises 85 percent of the popula- ment to the Philippines,~butFtiillc no the coalition with Jordan, said used for growing export crops- on," he said. immediate end to the nation's he remains suspicious about for- .... this still leaves that situa- 16 in. One problems. mer members of the Marcos tion intact," Barndt said. He said he was not surprised Item Pizza "The dictatorial institutions regime who now will become "People are still very despera- by the quick collapse of the $6.50 are still in place," said Aida part of the government of new tely poor." Marcos regime so soon after the Jordan, one of two coordinators President Corazon Aquino. election. of the Ohio Coalition for Phil- Defense Minister Juan Ponce FATHER I.IRRADO Bal- ippine Concerns. "The problems Enrile and Lt. Gen. Fidel Ra- uarte, director of the Phillipine "He (Marcos) had to make a I Free Delivery in the Philippines go much mos, deputy chief of the armed American Ministry of the Catho- decision, and with the pressures j Open 4 p.m. pg&«"« deeper than Marcos himself." forces, resigned Saturday. lic Diocese of Cleveland, said he on him from the Filipino people, 203 N. Main Aquino said Enrile would be her believed there would be a peace- the military, the church and the The 3-year-old coalition, defense minister and Ramos, ful transition of power. international community, espe- 352-5166 which hass headquartersI here as the military chief of staff. cially the United States, he had Additional Items 11.00 M. well as chapters in northeastern "We would still be concerned "I believe it is going to be no choice but to vacate his posi- | Chicago Style Extra Expire* 3/3/86 Ohio, Dayton and Toledo, with the past record of persons peaceful because Corazon tion." * ONE COUPON PER PIZZA planned a vigil here last night to like Ramos and Enrile, who show solidarity with the Filipino were deeply involved with peo- people and warn that "funda- ple like Marcos over the mental problems" remain to be years... ," Bamdt said. : solved in the archipelago of S5.S ''We're deeply concerned that million people, Jordan said. there be ... great improvement Marcos, 68, resigned and left in the whole human rights situa- the president's palace yesterday tion." after two decades of rule. U.S. officials said Marcos and his He said the new government family would spend the night at would do nothing to address the the U.S. Air Force's Clark Air immediate problems of the Phil- A Great Personal Computer Ohio farmers doing is Now Even Better... better than peers TOLEDO (AP) - A study says "Iowa, and even other areas Ohio farmers are in better finan- of Ohio, are in worse shape than cial shape than their coun- we are," said David Rule, orga- terparts in eight other states nization director for the Lucas, because they have borrrowed Ottawa and Wood county farm less against what they own. bureaus. The study by the Ohio Depart- ment of Agriculture ana the "We have more of a diversifi- Ohio Crop Reporting Service cation of crop. We have tomato, showed that farms in Ohio have sugar beets and pickle growers a lower debt-asset ratio than in this area, while other areas those in Iowa, North Dakota, only grow corn and soybeans." Nebraska, Kansas, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Mis- According to the study, the souri. debt-asset ratio of the other Farmers in Ohio have a debt- states is as follows: Iowa, 36 asset ratio of 21 percent, the percent; North Dakota, 34 per- study said. cent; Nebraska, 34 percent; That means a farmer with Kansas, 31 percent; Illinois, 30 assets of $100,000 has an average percent; Michigan, 28 percent; debt of $21,000, said the Agricul- Wisconsin, 26 percent; and Mis- ture Department. souri, 24 percent.

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(AP) - A legislative com- Monday included a demonstration of a working known to many as Sohio, announced yesterday tive employees who were not aware of what the mittee advanced a bill Monday to petition the model of Whitehead's plane by members of the that it planned to put an end to its corporate company was all about, despite its $18 billion in Smithsonian Institution to conduct hearings on Connecticut Aeronauticl Historical Association. identity crisis and will from now on only refer to assets. claims that aviation pioneer Gustav Whitehead "There's not too much doubt the aircraft can fly, itself as The Standard Oil Co. "Very few people do business with people they beat the Wright brothers into the air. said Angelo Cantabano, an engineer with sikorsky A company spokesman said the change was don't know," Muir said in summing up the cor- The Government Administration and Elections Aircraft prompted by a consultants study that found while porate philosophy behind the Sohio decision. Committee sent the bill to the state Senate where Standard Oil is ranked 24th on the latest Fortune In recent vears, the company itself had even its chief backer, Sen. George Gunther, R-Strat- William O'Dwyer, who has researched White- 500 list, it is not well-knowii beyond the boundaries seemed confused as to what its name was. De- ford, will introduce it prior to votes there and in head for 22 years, testified that the German of Ohio. pending on which annual report one examined, the the House. immingrant achieved the first free, controlled and "Suffice it to say," said Nigel D. Muir, the company would refer to itself as Sohio or The Testimony on the measure at a public hearing sustained powered flight Aug. 14,1901. Cleveland-based company's director of public Standard Oil Company, or both, Muir said. affairs, "the company isn't generally perceived as In stating the company's new position, chair- a major industrial corporation." man Alton W. Whitehouse stressed that the cor- GM developer says air bag technology out dated Even in recruiting on the nation's college cam- porate name was not really being changed. DAYTON (AP) - The man in charge of devel- body materials. Ex-nuclear plant worker warns about defects oping air bags for 1988 General Motors vehicles General Motors Chairman Roger Smith an- says the bags first developed for models in the nounced last week that driver-side air bags would CLEVELAND (AP) - A man who says he is a Perry, which is under construction by the Cleve- mid-1970s are no longer good enough. be optional in 1988 models. former construction worker at the Perry nuclear land Electric Illuminating Co. in North Perry, on "It's a new environment that they are being put GM has lobbied for mandatory seat-belt use power plant has complained about potentially the Lake Erie shoreline. in today," said Pat DeVincent, manager of steer- laws so it would not have to install air bags, but defective welds at the unfinished facility. The source said the extent of the bad welds ing wheel systems at GM's Inland Division. DeVincent said those same laws are making But the plant's builder says the welds meet could be found only by X-rays and asked that He said the older air bags, which he began lie safety conscious and more receptive to the requirements. information about the welds be relayed to the developing in 1969 and were optional on 1974-76 The man told The Plain Dealer about the poten- Nuclear Regulatory Commission. models, are not compatible with today's cars that eVincent would like to see the bags in all cars, tial weld problems in a telephone call to the He said the welds in the liquid radioactive feature front-wheel drive, smaller bodies and new but says the production cost will have to be cut. Cleveland newspaper, which published his ac- waste, or radwaste. system were unsafe and could count yesterday. The man would not identify lead to spills and leaks of radioactive materials himself and would say only that he has worked at into ground water under the $5.4 billion plant. Mom wins $40,000 for All-American apple pie LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) - A former pie crust, apples, golden raisins, nuts and a lattice Jury awards $100,000 to woman in injury suit schoolteacher from Colorado Springs, Colo., won $40,000 in prize money yesterday for an ail-Ameri- Warren won $15,000 for winning the refrigerated COLUMBUS (AP) - A Pataskala woman who cracking her pelvis and shattering her lower leg. can apple pie at the 32nd America's Bake-Off pie crust and biscuit category and another $25,000 jumped from a hospital window during drug Ms. Bair's attorney, Gerald S. Leeseberg, said Contest. tor the grand prize. withdrawal has been awarded $100,000 from the she became addicted to Talwin, a strong narcotic "I have three children who are very good eaters Other $15,000 winners were Debi Wolf, Salem, hospital. prescribed as a pain medication for migraine for sweet things. The three of them always try out Ore., in the refrigerated dinner roll category, with A Franklin County Common Pleas Court jury headaches. the desserts, and they all liked it," said Mary Lou "Tangy Crescent Nut Tart;" Karen Everlv, Port- awarded the money Friday to Donna Bair, who He said she decided to give up the drug "cold Warren. land, Ore., in the cake-mix category, with "Pea- was hospitalized for drug withdrawal of Feb. 23, turkey" but began suffering withdrawal symp- She topped 97 other finalists with her "Apple nut Chocolate Parfait Dessert;" Laurene 1983, when she jumped out a second-floor window, toms and was hospitalized. Nut Lattice Tart," a pie that includes refrigerated Harschutz, Brookfield, Wis., in the flour category. a& CHARLESTOWN CONGRATULATIONS Mr. Bo Jangles APARTMENTS: ALPHA XI'S MID AM MANOR in the 1986 Miss BGSU Pageant Mid-Week Specials Choose from choice apartments within 4'h runnerup Amy LeMaster FREE Pool walking distance to campus—summer Tuesdays and Wednesdays Finalist Amanda Click 1986 and 1986-87 school year: and Kirs ten Sutton All Drinks $1.00 Pitchers $2.50 2 bedroom, unfurnished, gas heat 893 S. A1A//Y (Across from Food Town) & water included, air conditioning Way to go Alpha Xi's Resident Manager, Meadowview Courts 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. JACK IS BACK! 352-4380 Apartments Housing Openings for 1986-87 School Year Pool great. Jack White, will be in the Buckeye Room of the B.G.S.U. Theatre Presents... 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Membership Mike Young Treasurer Todd Haimerl Secretary Rich Schnippel Newly Elected Officers IFC Chairman Jim Kacic Public Relations Scott Brookover Alumni Relations Bob Burns Social Chairman Gary Brewer President Karen Sasfy Scholarship Chairman Joe Domablyl Vice President of Moral Advancement Michelle Young Pledge Education Ken Thompson Tom House Vice President of Mental Advancement Laura Yurek Historian Mark Reiglesperger Vice President of Social Advancement Pam Fete Sargent at Arms Jeff Sandru Sports Chairmen Pat Fitzgerald Secretary Susan Croston Jim Dudziak Treasurer Angie Caruso After Hours Chairman Tony Pleasant Membership Chairman Theresa Hoffer Asisstant Treasurer Bill Cobb Assistant Secretary Dave Stoyko Senior Panhellenic Delegate Christie Nicoloff House Manager Jeff Westbrock Junior Panhellenic Delegate Chris Nero And Welcomes Its New Pledges Rush Chairman Terri Pohlman Steve Aleric Mike Kuhar Mike Redeno Social Chairman Sally Schafer Scott Beckley Mike Marinelli Tony Rossi Dave Burks Jeff Ottelin Brian (Jlery Assistant Rush Carrie Foltz Chuck Qiffels Jim Owen Matt Wheeler Assistant Treasurer Erin Schafer Al Hughes Mark Parker Jason Zeller Mark Huntebrinker Mark Reynolds m»nB»nB»nB*ro*rffi*rffi*nB»riB»rro*riB*riB»riB*rro*nB*rro»riB»nB»rrB*riB* PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKE8 PIKES PIKES I PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKj Sports BG News/February », 198. 7 Falcons near end of long year Cards' Reed this big star BG lacks necessary talent, experience and leadership by Tom Reed points and two others by 11 sidelined sports editor With the exception of the NIU markers. This year, the Falcons have disappointed game last Wednesday, BG has Ball State's Dan Palombi- BUT WEINERT'S mid-season played with little or no emotion zio will probably not play in decision didn't send the Falcons everyone except the critics who projected during the six-game losing tonight's game against Bowl- into a tailspin. them to finish last. They've made the streak. The Falcons listless ing Green in Muncie. Ind. The best part of the Bowling performance is especially The 6-8, forward has a Green basketball team's season Many figured the 10-year BG prognosticators predictions prophetic. apparent on defense. strained achilles tendon and is rapidly approaching - the mentor would retire at the Cardinals coach Al Brown end. conclusion of the year anyway. BG is surrendering 73.3 ppg, said he will rest his star That statement was brutal. Besides, before the Falcons WITHOUT THE exceptional consistently smaller than his that's the second worst total in player for the upcoming Mid- But through most of this season, knew of his plan, they opened performer, clubs can still be counterparts. And sophomore the MAC behind Eastern successful if they receive strong American Conference tourna- so was BG's performance. the year with a putrid 1-8 start. James Tyler and freshman Michigan's 73.9. ment which begins March 7. With a wees remaining, the A lot of people have offered leadership from veteran Lamon Pippin appear to be Palombizio is fourth in the Falcons post a dismal 7-18 mark, excuses for BG's disappointing players. Look at Villanova last blossoming down the stretch. WITHOUT MENTAL year. league in scoring with a 19.3 Ml in the Mid-American record. Maybe it's drugs or a But none of these players have intensity, the Falcons continue ppg. The Michigan City, Ind., Conference. point-shaving scandal. Possibly exhibited leadership qualities. A to commit the same silly native is second behind Mi- While only four teams own a Khadafy was behind all this. The Wildcats sported no stars leader could have transferred mistakes which Dlagued them at winning record, BG has still but a seasoned cast of these individuals into a decent the beginning of the season. ami University's Ron Harper managed to gain entrance into However, after exhaustive determined underdogs who team. "I don't think I've ever had a in rebounding, averaging 9.8 the MAC cellar. hours of research, I think I've shocked Memphis State and team that hasn't improved per game. It wasn't easy, but the Falcons uncovered the true answer. Georgetown en route to the AFTER A sensational through the course of a season Palombizio, a senior, en- did it the old-fashioned way - NCAA national championship. freshman campaign in which he until this year," Weinert said. tered the season as the na- they earned it. BG is Just not a good team. But the Falcons desperately averaged 15 ppg, many expected "It's that point which really tion's top returning scorer. BG has dropped six straight This year, the Falcons have lack experience and leadership. sophomore Anthony Robinson to frustrates me. We don't seem to Last year, he finished third in contests entering tonight's game disappointed everyone except With senior guard Brian single-handedly guide BG back have the mental concentration." the NCCA scoring race, aver- against Ball Stale in Muncie, the critics whoproiected them Miller spending more time on to respectability. aging 26.3 ppg. He was 12th in Ind. Most likely, it will finish the to finish last. They've made the the bench, BG is fielding a team However, the pressure to This lack of concentration can the country in rebonding, av- year on an eight-game skid with prognosticators predictions which consists of a junior produce probably rattled the be attributed to the Falcons poor eraging 11 rebounds. losses to BSU and league- prophetic. transfer, two sophomores and forward, who is averaging just shooting percentage. During the Last season he single- leading Miami University, two freshman. nine points. It was simply too six-game losing streak, BG has handed ly destroyed the Fal- Saturday. To begin with, the Falcons Some of these players have much of a burden for a 20-year shot under 40 percent three cons. He tallied 30 and 31 This streak started on the eve lack a superstar player such as Slven solid individual efforts, old to shoulder. times, it hit over 50 percent only points in BSU's two wins over of coach John Weinert's Miami's Ron Harper, NIU's unior forward Jim Smith, who As for the soft-spoken Smith, once (in the 67-65 loss to NIU). announced retirement which is Kenny Battle or BSU's Dan transferred from Wisconsin, is he leads by example and follows Hopefully, the Falcons can effective at the season's end. Palomibizio. averaging 14.9 ppg and leads the Teddy Roosevelt's philosophy. pull together and play well in Since Weinert has become a "There is really not that much team in rebounding. But the Falcons don't need a their final two games of the lame duck, his team has been a differnce talent-wise between Sawed-off center Steve person carrying a big stick - year. sitting duck for opponents. BG our best player and our 12th best Martenet, 6-6, has registered they need someone wielding a That would be a happy, but dropped three games by over 20 player," Weinert said. "We're strong outings during the cattle prod who will spur his surprising, ending to an not very talented this year." Falcons' dry spell despite being teammates into action. otherwise sad story.

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VOUR BOWLING GREEN SIVMNu ALTERNATIVE OF YOUR CHOICE 1986 Bikes Stern called it "a tragic day on any size pizza for Micheal Ray Richardson, ASK tot It when ordering (Fuji, TREK, Miyata) nothing less than the destruc- coupon not needed tion by cocaine of a once-flou- rishing career." Some 1985 bikes Quality, Service, & A player who is disqualified available at Expertise is eligible for reinstatenment Blow-out Prices Our Specialities in two years. i-TZ2Cr0p(N4Pm Make your selection "However, the reinstate- Ojr^V Ph. 352-5166 ment is not automatic. In now and lay it away Purcef'j. Free Bite SriOP ' £ order to be reinstated, it must till inunoKH C"» ~ be approved by both the NBA Delivery i" >wr, >-.« ■• and the Players Association," Stem said. VOTED IEST PIZZA IN 8 C Sunny Weather Richardson, whom Stern not valid with other coupons said was tested Monday night, is the second NBA player banned from the .Classified Information. league since its drug The BG News Mail-In Form agreement with the union was mm® instituted in January 1964. 434 E WOOSTER (ABOVE DAIRY QUEENl 354 1477 John Drew of the Utah Jazz DEADLINE: Two days prior to publication no later than 4 p.m. was kicked out of the league (The BO News is not responsible for postal service delays) last month for a similar in- fraction. RATES: per ad are 60* per line, $1.80 minimum. Early last month, when DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 50* extra per ad tor bold type. 1 Richardson tested positive Ultra a, Treat Mlcbrl J.flr Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. for drug use after a five-day MftOM gPraardarwal 41 — daptuma 54 PoatWansr disappearance, the league 1 Tafcanov) ncknama 48Haroor Mara ruled that it constituted his 6 Tibatan pnast 10 Iowa rakgKMiS Trafalgar 55 Youakavncn of PREPAYMENT la required for all non-university related business and individuals. 10 Scraan MMft oommunav 47 Oai of song ma banal second violation, although he son nams 11 Swadnn 49 Nawsparsons MBktssing had twice previously under- 14 As — (norm**.) soprano conoama 57 Annul NOTICE: The BG News will not be responsible for error due to illegibility or incomplete information Please gone treatment. 15Basoun 12 Twantaa art 51 Play By 58 Elavator man come to 214 West Hal immediately if there is an error in your ad. The BG News will not be 24 Down 59Scraan 15 Appaaranoa 13 Onoamora responsible for typographical errors in classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions Later last month, Richard- 17 Coilagt town in 19 Hitchcock ram S2Pucon. 80 Parry s laka son failed to appear for a North OaAuta 1(H mastarpiaca 62 » Luc-no doctor's appointment for IS AppKSOWy 21 Hood s rod 53 InadrMon CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM 20 Bull ol Nama 24 Tarmts nama of treatment for the flu. When 22 Provida for lama ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE he was tested for drugs on 23 Agas 25 Roman KoMay fiMiini 1 unrii 1 minn Name .Phone#. that occasion, the results 24 Parsaghian 26 vocasst were negative. 25 ita wiicooog 27 County of Address •flcy iraiand nnnnnn nnnunnnn 28 Moil 29 Par,a mini, nnnn Social Security # or Account # submiasiva undar ground (For brMng purposes only) 31 BaHpojyar 1 skill 30 Ordinal suftii 1 inn.! 1 IM.ITIHI 1 m in 34 Fisnarman 31 Mpwoss 37 East Aires 32H pracadas Please print your ad clearly. EXACTLY how you wish It to appear: country a landing 39 Trstohsfous 33Bu«y (Circle words you wish to appear In bold type) ona 34 Managa. wrtn 42 Corrida out participant 36 Data display 43 Fairy-tsW MSoc cnaraciars 40 Birth ofa 44 Maine unit proksct 45 Evil spirits 3/M/M 48 Aflame*. 10 opan 49 Anaconda, a 9 k p ■■■* h 50 Sunnsa sactor f 1* lH* " " " S3 Lai! word ol lal" a son 3- 1" 58 A Roosavan m 1 1 ' 1912 61 Ovarsaas starts 83 Out or baa Classification in which you wish your ad to appear 84 Assignmant Campus * City Events- Wanted 85 Early our] .pLpPM 86 Lit ganra Lost* Found Help Wanted 67 Boat caw MMaHaaT Rides For Sale 68 Snortty This ad sponsored by 69 Wasia-makar' i 1 ^T " Services Off axed For Rent m [ Personals Alpha Gamma Delta DOWN 1 Moovar and r Law* 'CsaspMsrCWy Event ads are pubdahad fraa of charge tor one day for a non-profit event or meeting only ATA Snails a g 2 Actor Portman Beta* al insertion ' May In (On or Off.rAmn.« Mail) 3 Moon gooosss 4 Hava cut-rata that Rfi lisvaal Responsible decisions nuptials at 1 5 Discourse* 214 West Hal BGSU •bout drinking and • Sugar JuSus Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 r BBBBT" 7 Tract (Checks payable to The SO News) driving 8 Brawajra Phone: 372-2601 tmm Total number of days to appear. Classifieds BG News/February M, 1981 8 STUDENTS FOB LIFE J.T.'t Pizza MARK MER2 MBJTARY OVERCOATS!! CO-OP CORNER Meeting loraght at 8 00 p m m 305 Moseiey PERSONALS 18" Cheese Pizza-Only $3 75 CongraMahone on going active' Long trench costs In a variety ol suss a stytos. Mai Wow members welcome Phone 362-6476 Love. Beth (Army, Navy. Al Force. Martin) Oat Art at 2-1630. rtow about TOX.EOO tor $1,srKi-r»ont.hCSrna Kappa Skj. DZ. Alpha Sigma Pin Anchor lors with COBOL Toledo manufacturer want* The aVHNO SBaWTIR EDITION ol the sMIOR CHALLENGE IIH Alpha Gamma Deltas. Delta Upalona. 1 Sigma SptathTetra: MUST SELL New elver 27" l^rturton Sport you!' STUDENT ORQANIZATIONS OtRECTORY Jon In me untried efron to help ue reach our omtpaaons Any. Todd. Todd, Mark. Mate. Chna. Nancy. DLX lOspeed blko-$166. Can Tray toting goal of $57,000. Commit yoursef to en En- Cleveland batad firm looking tor totonvl over 160 regatered orgenizstlone Is Way to go! Your coaches are so proud of you! Jane. Betsy. Debbie. Steve. Doug 372-3339 (mmagsl 372-2646) PS -race Beay Jtmlll I Auditors 2nd ■mm Jr or rising St. Ac-, I now In 405 Student Servicee Thank you tor al your help and cooperabon- counting majors Pays $500monfh - housing-- Love, Susan. Anna. A Karen you guys were greet' We may not have won but SunwJFil 1986 we were stS me beat team' tvg about changing yo Oki Mark IV Skts. 160. Oaze blnrjnge PRAIRIE MARGINS Is now accepting submis- Both Murphy- Love. Amy and Maria tor* Contact your llfiai office now. Ad- Grest tor a beginner. $65 sions in poetry, fiction, artwork, photos WAIT DISNEY n COtttNO TO COOPII! On. CCINGRATIJIATIONS on your engagement to vance reflet atlon tor lell begins on March 5. Pat Dkjrvau 352-7916 Deadens Is Friday. Fet> 28 lor Spring edition campus Marcti 13m-*w tot mot* c Barrett (So I'm 5 months slow') Cash awards lor beat In each category KAREN SASFY, Love-your roomie Tarrl Congi eli estkji te on being erected Preeldenl ol uMVBUtlTY AMB»$«»nO«t$ Pioneer SX 580 Receiver. Sharp RT-10 Doaa an Intatnahlp with MscNell Lahtat PI Bess Phi. I'm sure youl do an encoUnt toW A unique pubic istsBoivj group who serve tape deck. Pioneer Speakers. $200 sound loo good to bs true? Thay ara looking (or BIP. BOP. WHEELS AND FUPPER. Stove BGSU! Applcstione a seatill In 405 Student Pal DUnan 352-7918 bright. anthualasoc students lor Summer 1086 Servicee Pick one up today! Graphic Arts. Pubic Wotmallon and News- LOST & FOUND GOOD LUCK IN NEW ORLEANS ILL MISS Editorial poamona YOU JUST REMEMBER TO GRAB THE REALISTIC LAB 56 Turntable Automatic. Ban BULLS BY THE HORNS AND CAUSE SOME KD PLEDGES Driven with outing and auto-manual control Monkey test seen wearing a red t-ahal and ANARCHY. THAT'S Psrms based company looking tor Bustnsse- YOLTRE ALL DOING A GREAT JOBI WE'RE Wedneedey Night Movies Ai.mg $26.00 or good oiler CALL Detroit Tigers cap and carrying a Michetob tap Finenclel Analyst. Industrial and Manufacturing WHAT IT B. GLAD TO HAVE YOUII Cal 352-3703 Wednesday 363-2011-Ask for RANDY, gotta have the In the Frazoe to East Marry area Answers to Technician Interns tor Summer 1986 Pays HEAD AOT afternoon tot times I Was ceafil" the name ol Charts We apologize to those ol $58 to $74 per day Don't be let! out on mis Homemade tacos 3 lo. $1 00 you who arrived kits and missed rum Please eel Sony receiver. AM-FM Cassstts plus 2 one" MOW. Channel a HBO 354-7970 II seen or found BRENOA BLANCHARD speakers Good sound Cal 3520298. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PLACING IN La) you pno* show and your pk» amna na In our lounge nighty WATCH tor our SUMMER INTERNSHIP JOB THE MS BGSU PAGEANT weekend during National Leadership MAM ST. FAIR coming on Match 4. 1SM In HtoOrand ATTENTION JULIE A. ZEDLITZ: KDLOVE4AOT School 362-3703 THIS IS A CORRECTION Ballroom 10:00 AM-3 00 PM Your driver's tcense was found between Eppler 6 month old AKC Siberian Husky Bast oft* Complex > the BA butdlng To recaUm K. cal Cal 362-2323 after 5 00 pm Congratulations Fahwomen" AKRON Hospital looking lor paid summer KatN at 354-4501 alter 5 30 Lonely. Need a data? Marketing Communications inleml Lars Fish Is the new Me BGSU. and we al love Cal Damans youl! 1-800-972-7676 FOR SALE LOST 24" gold chain and medium-sized gold PkDNEER FM AM Stereo System Local company wants COBOL programmers- lamberte, Tan. Mary t Kathy WANTED cross Lost in front ol Rodgers Quad.on with 2 JVC speakers Competitive Pay"1 weekend ol Fob 79 Incredible sentimental LSAT-MCAT-GMAT-GRE Cal John 3521305 efter 5 p m value! REWARD. Call 352-4318 CongratutabOns on Adtvabon: Mtuj D . Chris NTE-CPA RFVTEW NCLEX FIN 1 female, non-smoking roommate needed tor $200 or BEST OFFER DAYTON Company needs COBOL program- C Thomas G . Josh M Kirk H . Steve M . Tom KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER summer and-or spring 67 Specious apt AC . 1 year ok) mers and secretarial majors Competitive pay* P and Scott S We are glad to have you In our NO. 1 M TEST PREPARATION dote to campua Cat AMY 353 8501 tor tamey'l (419) 636-3701 TOLEDO Local company needs sales co-ops Low. FOR SALE Pays$150 plus commission RIDES Alpha Sigma PI* LI" Skujee PIONEER FM AM Cassette Electronic Car 2 F wanted 1 block Irom campus. P AM FETE Stereo wfth 2 JVC Speakers MUST SELL Today you are 21 $110monm»utat1ee Cal 352-1246 for Ft* ASAP. Cal JOHN 352-1305 after 5:00 Lost Qotd necklace with a diamond and 2 CongratiAattons to Theta Chl's George Heath Sprlng 1986 Tomorrow youl bo hungovor! pee/la on Sal Feb. 15th between Mac. East for pssong second In the Delta Gamma Anchor Love- CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS and Anderson Arena Greet sentimental value Man Contest A special rhenke to our coaches YAMAHA 120 WATT 6" by 9" speakers Chde Daapeistel, ■ asking 1 Ireaponecic SB Reward' CM 372-5007 Juts. Wendy, and Amy We orey cams In se- BEST CAR SPEAKERS. SOUO HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROOMMATEI abb wen money tor parties and rent tor 86 87 PAD $210, ASKING $125 4th Annual HSA Coffeehouse cond but you're sta number one (Jute, you I year University Vaege SONY Stereo Caeeette Deck March 13. 8pm at the Honors Center don't have Ova winker) 354-5506 FEATHERTOUCH FULL LOGIC CONTROL Below Kretscher Cstetene PAM, HAPPY 21ST1 REMEMBER THE TEA. YOUR BOYFRIENDS DOLBY Band C$120. Free food and entertainment lor si' DELTS AMD SR3 EPS- AT MARKS. SHACKING WITH CHRIS ANO Desperately need mare ferret lor meting Please CALL FAST-372-4687 • RIOE AVAILABLE TO EAST GET EXCITED TO MEET KO'S FROM NEW NACHOS. HOLLY AT THE UNION. MY cal Laura 372-1831 , COAST OF FLORIDA DURING YORK. PENNSYLVANIA. MICHIGAN. AND ATTENTION RACQUETBALL PLAYERS FAVORITE SEASON. OUR TALKS WITH SPRING BREAK CALL ED OHIO AT OUR FABULOUS TEA "The Second Time Around'-The beet used fur- The BGSU Racquetoal Club wll be hosting a CHRIS. LINDA DEAN. ANO GARY AND HIS 353-4109 Female needed lo sublease apt For more ritor nrlure 740 N. Enterprise. 362-3926. We era tournament on Saturday. March 1. against Ohio SCOPE THANKS FOR A FUN TWO rrvjeon cal Kethryn 363-2019. nowsccapttng furniture for eats on a consign- Stale and Kent State For more into attend the GREAT JOB KAPPA DELTAS. THETA CHrS WEEKS meeting lomgtil at 8 45 by the glass courts at AND PI KAPPA PHIS ON YOUR SECOND YOUR FFtrENO the SRC The Club wi SDI accept new PLACE FINISH M THE DG ANCHOR SPLASH! Female roommate (a) needed for summer and- members SCHOOL'S A BEACH or 66-87. Big apt. dose to campua Cal soon SERVICES OFFERED Hey Guys It's yours tor the atMn'l A McDonald s napkin It 353-7704 ATTENTION AMA MEMBERS Would you ska to couM help you win a trip tor two to Daytona FOR RENT Wine and Cheese Party Thurs March 6 from 8 KASTAWAY Mil a KD? Botch from AA4890 WFAL Cat 2-2195 tor Al your typing needs FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDIATE- lo 9 pm at Kaufman's Cost is $5 00 and faculty ■ on how to wbil prom! A professional LY: ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS 1 bedroom furnished apartments year to and members are welcome Funds due to Kathy I.M WOMENS ANO COED INDOOR SOCCER REASONABLE RENT CALL 352-7866 August to August 352-7464 McCarthy by March 4 Clara 352-4017 ENTRIES DUE WED FEB 26 BY 4:00 PM AT Spend a semester In England pajt earn 15 108 STUDENT REC CENTER. hours BGSU credit' For more info Wed nights Have your special event video ■ NEEDED PERSON(S) TO SUBLEASE EFFI Criminal Justice Organization meeting. Monday. 01 7:30 m 411 South Hal or ties, tormale. weddings, etc Cat 353-1809 or CCNCY FOR SPRING '87 PLEASE CALL KIM March 3. at 8 00 p m n 107 Hanna We wvl cal Both at 24667 or Kety at 2-6452 Thurstm Manor Apartments 352 6429 J.T a Plzzs 362-7623. have a guest speaker tDr. Rhom from Futy Carpeted. Air Condltoned French Bread Pizza Onr, $175 Michigan will speak on career counseling PREGNANTi CONCERNS? Free pregnancy SPRING BREAK on the beech at South Padre Csble TV. Furnished Efficiency S Phono 362-5478 and resume writing Juniors and seniors are lesl Obrective Into Cal now 354 HOPE island. Daytona Beech. Fort Lauderdale. Fort ONE FEMALE roommate lor F I S 68-87 Laundry FacaWae Arjrjlcatlcns tor especially urged to attend. Everyone Is (4673) Hra M, Th 12 noon-epm T.W 10 Waton Beech or Mustang Wand-Port Aransat i Green. Cable. AC . Dvjhw . 1 bdr.. Summer and Fal at 451 Thursttn Ave welcome Including r*e-crtrnmsl Justice mo- am-2pm. Sat 12 noon 2pm J.T'1 Pizza ' from only $89: and skiing al Steamboel or Val I priced Cal Staci 354-1823 Across from Offenhsuer Towers tors snd rron-mstors) 14" Cheese Pizza-Onty $2.75 362-5436 Lose Weight tor Spring Break I from onty $86' Deluxe lodging parties, goodie Phone 352-5475 Lose up to 29 tos -month bags, more... Hurry, cal Sunchaae Tours tor Experience 8 night ol many cultures- Corns to 100% money back guarantee more nformahon and reservations tol free HELP WANTED Culture Night to enjoy singing, dancing and Cat 353-0143 lor more Information J.T.'t Ptaa 1-800-321-5911 TODAY! When your Spring 2 bedroom furnished apartments readings of different languages and countries 10" Cheese Pizza -Only $1.76 Break counts, .count on tturahata. 640 Sixth St $450-mo plus stoc on Tuesday. Match 5th 7-9 P M al the French Phone 352-5475 Spring Merchandise arriving daiy at Jeans N AIRLINE HIRING BOOM! $14 $39,000' 352-9467 between i2-4pm House Things. 531 RWge Open tonight unM 8:00 Stewardesses. Resorvstlonlslst Call tor UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS pm i Gulde.Cassetle. Newsservice Abortion 11»18) »«■««« X UAW2 2 bedroom apt. on PM St Gen Daniel Graham wit speak Monday March A select group of students who serve aa stu- 1 Block from campus Free Pregnancy Test dent amhaaaartnn at presidential receptions, 13 at 8 pm logman Hal Student Union. Morning Alter Treatment Stephanie Rose. Cohesion CAMP WAYNE. "A nice people $350 per month, Cal 353-0705 conduct tours for alumni and are a Public Reta University of Toledo Free sdrrkssion Question (XWGHATULATIONS on your engagement to place " norlhooattrn rtoraiayNorsa 6-22 thru Center lor Chores •one group for BGSU' Pick up an apptcason m snd snswers to SDI Strategic Defense 181 N Michigan Mark' We love you both! 8 22 On csmpus Interviews March 4. Grand 410 Student Services or at the Mart Alumni Irvtlstive love. Itamourgor. Ol. Pepsi Free. - Jeff Belroom ol the Union 10-3 00 pm For apptca Toledo. OHO Center Wedneadey. February 19- Wednesday (4191255-7769 •on write 12 Alevard St.. Udo Beech. NY March 5 11661 or cal 616-889-3217 Induda your Thanks to our Anchor Splash partners KD s and phone number. Pi Kappa Who would have bsssved. a second Efficiency Now Renting for Fa* 1 or 2 someetor lease, futy lurnisheo ThelaChi GOVERNMENT JOBS $16.040-$69.230-yr. al utatlea pak) nckidlng color TV Now Hiring Cal I 805 887 8000 Ext R 9849 with cable $285 month Phono lor current federal let 364-3182 or 352-1620 Evenings TO OUR ANCHOR SPLASH PAIRfaOS- SIGMA CHIS I FUtS: . GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,040 $59.230-yr. WE HAD A FANTASTIC TIME WITH YOU OUR- Now halng. OH 1 -606-687-6000 Ext R -9849 2 bedroom furnished apartments School year & MQ THE SPLASH PEE-WEE HERMAN BET lor current federal ssl summer leases a aasfill. 352-7464 TER WATCH OUT-CAUSE HERE WE COME' OVERSEAS JOBS. Summer, yr. round. LOVE. THE ALPHA PHI SWIMMERS Europe. S Amer . Australe. Asia Al fields PS TEOLMAr 4 bedroom house, half block from campua $9002000 mo Stohtsiolng. Free Into. Wi** BGSU $585 00 month I utabss 12 month lease only UC. PO Box 52-OH-3 Corona, Del Mat. CA Avatobk. Fal 1966 Cal 1-874-7674 after TO OUR WONOERFUL DG COACHES: 92625 KELLY. MELONY t KITTY 5:30 p.m. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP ANO SUPPORT DURING THE ACHOR SPLASH YOU GUYS SUMMER EMPLOYMENT ON KELLEYS tSLANO ARE PHI -ANTASTIC "TEQUILA"" Restaurant kitchen help S waitress Ice cream- LOVE, THE ALPHA PHI SWIMMERS ■2 BEDROOMFURN I UNFURN ■ grtt shop ass! mgr. Al positions rsquire some •PFaVATE SLEEPING ROOMS' experience Housing avseabie Send resume to Major UtsWss I Cable TV Fum Cindy Terry 1600 Newman 10. Lakewood, OH ZLaTS ARE COMING! One haaf Bbck Ott Campus 44107. SUBS Mo...Pino. CALL TOM 656-6658 SUMMER JOBS sN ALASKA Good Money Mon.-Frl. 7 AM-Noon 362-4673 Many opportunetoa! Employer Mings. 1086 Evening t wkand 352 1800 Summer Emctoyrnent Guide $5 95. Akttco, USING S C U MODEL LEASE CM* DAY-SUMMER JOB FAIR Box 30752. Seattle WA 98108 MARCH 4. 1986 GRAND BAUBOOM UNION APARTMENTS NOW FOR RENT FOR THE Vatuatat 8ummot Expenencei SCHOOL YEAR SM7 AND THE SUMMER OF Counselor Poefeone open Indepenoenl Living M. APARTMENT! AW COMPLETELY FUM- DEAR THERESA. Program for glrte wlrh primary rJaabBty of man- IMHED WITH 2 MDIK>OMS, CAKE TV. AH OUR LOVE HAS QONE tel rete/daton Cal 216-692-2018 or write IN- CO^aTjniONrNG, LAUNDRY ANO PARKING THROUGH THE TEST Of TIME DEP NC , 487 Cattn Rd „ Rtehmond Hit, Ohio FACIUT1ES. ALL UTILIT1E$ EXCEPT ELEC- AND HA$ GROWN WITH 44143 TMCITV IS PAkD BY OWNER. B£NT IS IsDO EVERY PASatNO OAYI FOR THE Waaaaa* "M" FOR THE APART- WITH A LOVE LKE OURS MENT. FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR SS47 THE 1>« WOMJM WE UVE IN REMT IS M78 PER SEME$TER WITH 4 PEO- ARE DEsTaNE TO COLLIDE. sYJMMER EMPLOYMENT PLE. CALL TM AT BUFF APARTMENTS WILL YOU BE MHE The Upward Bound Program announces the 152-7112 AFTER 1:00 P.M. FOR AN ETERNITY? toaOwtng part-time poelltona lor the 1966 Sum ALL MY LOVE, met Residential Program CALIFORNIA SWEET PEA 111 Dormrkxy Couneekx PS. THANKS QAUMA PM BETA! (5) Tulor-Couneetors (2) Math Inetnjctots CARTY RENTALS 111 ReeOng kiatructor Apartments lor Dinner la] London?? An evening In Paris?? (2) Socas StudkM Instructors . 1-2-3 4 Students For more Into.: 411 south Halt, Wed nights at 111 Erigtsh-Wrtong Ska* kiatructor Office hours 11AM-4PM 7:J0 at ceH Kerty at 24452 ot Beth at Z4507 (1) American Govt -CMcs kiatructor At 316 E Marry Apt. 3 |1|F1vtoeopriylnalruclor or phone anytime for Intorrnatlon Don't ratoa this uppulluas1.il Al ntereeted persons should conteel the Col 352-7366 A group ol students promoting Pubic Rosvnona toga Access Program Office. Room 301 Hayes lot tat University are looking tor interested Hal. Bowing Glean State University tor an ap- undargiaduasse axe yourtoai Apply today In paceeon Cloelng dale lor receipt ol epoUcntlone 5 bedroom house t iststlkl. Summer Ofay. Cal 405 Student Servicee for UNIVERSITY kl 6:00 p m FrkJay. March 7. 1966. 362-6666 between IS

Awjtabto ImnitiBalBV: own bedroom and own know « la your 22nd (?) Btnhdey but we wont bath Pool. $200 pet month: free heal. Cal FOR SALE 353-3069 after 7:00 p.m. be around to got a 6-hour pizza ( A 0 Deluxe onol) Maybe we can get a Ye Okie gnted ham I cheese." a boar and some couch dancing " 1974 VW BUG RUNS WELL BODY FAR LOW MSLES $700 INVESTED WILL TAKE r Muncie Alter M It a the lea! WQAF road trip Cattn wa$ managed 2 bdrm fum opts. Sum- $400 NEGOTIABLE 363-9404. ottayaar. mar $ Fal ranaas Include microwave ovens tor TomHugtrsa your convenience 704 5th St . 352-3445 1964 Renault L ABanoe 2 door, a*, AM FM ratio, autotssslr, ctoti maarior very sharp' 16,000 ml., $4,760, accept offer 362-0299 eves or 362-8283 dey-evee PALI MRtMB 1$$$- 2 br. futy funushsd sen fjoastnl tocaaon on 3rd St.. some unns on 6th FOR SALE NKON 76-150 MM ZOOM LENS St. nsaionHIH ratot ASKING $76 OR BEST OFFER CALL JOE AT 372-«8ee OR 363-0007 1 or. $ 2 br. furnished units. 3rd I 6th St locator* LOVE SEAT, EARTHTONES, MUST SELL EX- CALL MI4tM EVEhTMOS CELLENT CXJNOITION. 352-0711. $66. Housss 4 Apta tor 66-67 school year Smari-Bogga Ftentala Office 532 Manvaw. raer 352-9467 between 12 - 4.

Houses and Aunt—aa dose to campua for aumrner 1966 and 86-87 school year Oaf 1-267-3341. Parly Room Cal 362-9376

Two bedroom funaahed apta tor Fal 362-2663