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Vol. t Issue 6 March 26, t 984 Student senate ''Important update on' WIN'' still working for you For reaching the byNanNewsome - conclusion to place Good news for students as unassigned by Carole Enneking students on the WIN components until they program who are at­ qualify for suspense to The Student Senate's tending our OSU Lima train, we owe a debt of current project is the and LTC Campus! thanks to the various Student Book Ex­ There will soon be a· government agencies by Philip Sugden change. This different proceedure for and the task force from ... This bridge, no less cooperative book sale the handling of students, Women's Voice. They than each moment in allows students to turn who are under the exhibited the necessary life, is· just an interface their used textbooks fn jurisdiction of the Allen cooperation, which was between one place and to the Senate and have County WIN Unit. While needed to make amends another. Both exist only them, sold to other not all the particulars to the immediate"· as a means of con­ students. There is a risk are available at this problem (having to look tinuing on from some involved, since there is time, it has been for full time em­ place before. And they no guarantee that the determined that all ployment) facing the both insure movement: books will sell. But, for students, who meet the Allen County WIN the ineluctable flow of the seller-there is a requirements, will be participant. time as well as the con ·sider e d a s On Monday, March 12, continuation of a chance to get more than a few dollars for the unassigned components 1984, a delegation from . journey· once started. So of WIN. This means we after I adjusted the book. For the buyer the Women's Voice went exchange is an alter­ are excluded from before the Welfare weight of my pack, I having to actively look allowed the stone foot native place to buy Board to ask for their some of your textbooks. for work while we are assistance in correcting path to lead me on my attending school. and way again. The Book Exchange the situation as it stood. will be selling books meeting the At first the Board was Monday and Tuesday of requirements ·that will not aware of the in­ this week. If the be set forth. v'ol \!emen t of the familiar "Big Box" is I was told by the Welfare Department; not in the lobby of supervisor of the Allen until the delegation Galvin, check in GA 015 County WIN Unit, that a brought to their at­ (Student Lounge). paper, guidelines for tention their .position of Watch for the Book attending school, will be being the Separate Exchange next year drawn up and will be Administrative Unit for also.· It should be in distribut-ed to the the support of the WIN operation at. the end of students who are par­ participant, and that it fall and winter quarters. ticipants of WIN. It is was the funds from The Senate has four very important that all Welfare that would be positions open, due to Allen County WIN taken away from the VISITING ARTIST · students leaving participants, who are individual who WIN did Sugden, who was born of the . sketches is campus. Anyone .who is attending school, call . riot feel was By Carole Enneking . interested in getting their WIN represen­ Decorating the once in Dorset, England, has tremendous considering cooperating. The studied in Paris, . New that they are created by involved should contact· tative and be sure their delegates were in­ bare wall in the lobby of Bill Angel, Carole name will be placed on the Student Activities York, and· Amsterdam. pen and ink alone. The formed that officials His exhibits have subtle tones and use of Enneking or a current the list as active Building are prints students. (Continued on Pg. 7) which capture the apeared in museums in shadowing brings all the Senate mell}~r > _ beauty and culture of exotic places like Paris feelings of nature to ' ( ".:.- ,\y '·, . Asia. Taking just a few and New York and also paper. It is evident that ~i ·t_1·1)~);~.::1 • moments to examine nearby Ada and Fin­ Sugden enjoys the r the. prints, a person is dlay, Ohio. Using people and scenes which apt to drift off into Findlay, Ohio as a he captures. another time and place. residence (when not Philip Sugden travels This small display of traveling through Asia), with Carole Elchert, a artwork was brought to Sugden is available to writer, who captures the campus by Libby Lloyd visit area colleges and same images as Sugden and the Cultural Affairs plan exhibitions. having in words rather than Committee as a preview presented his first Asian sketches. This match to the workshop and art exhibit entitled provides both visual and presentation to be of­ "Sketches from the written interpretations fered on campus on High Country'' iri 1982, of the Asian society, Friday: April 5. Sugden is currently which seems to have Philip Sugden, who working on a second been frozen in timer has recently returned exhibit entitled The exhibit in S.A.B. from his third six-month "Fragments from will remain until April journey through Asia Another World". 4th. The presentation by and the Himalayan The beauty of Philip Sugden in mountains of Nepal and Sugden's work seems to scheduled for Friday, North Iµdia, will offer lie in the fact that each April 5th in the art students, faculty and sketch captures all of room. This should be an community the op­ the innocence of the experience worthwhile portunity to see slides of culture and to all campus artist$ the actual landscape peacefulness of the and for those who enjoy and Sugden's own in­ environment. The ar­ ... artwork or beautiful terpretations in art. tistic quality and detail scenery. See page 6 for a snow ~tory. Page2 Campus Connection Marcb26, 1984

using distracting influx and travel all) ·banned or the brutally attaclced, arguments; and also restrictions, as well as groups outlawed. The .sometimes killed ln an including reshaping the have been forced to theory behind this non­ attempt to disband the system. South Africa move out of their own decision making is to gath·ering. Group ,~ . silence the opposition, leaders· and demon­ .. .A r .P ARTHEID has used all of these territories to make way a.it• I •11-• ' methods in order to for elite settlements for therefore not allowing s._r a tor s a re al s o ;! By Julie Sillln maintain its apartheid whites only. These opposing or alternatjve arrested and sometimes ~i Non..:...:..d~c1sion sidered to be colored. policy. resistance groups in­ views to surface and jailed for voicing op­ making 'refers to any During this time there Perhaps the ·newest clude the ANC (African thus ·have to be dealt position o government action 'Wbich suppresses were no racial tensions measure being used by National Congress) with. policy. The South or thwarts a challenge or separations. It was South Africa is one of which began as ~ non­ Violent means have African government to the values and in­ not until the late 1700's reform. This reform violent movement to also been used by the enacted the Suppression terests or decision and early 1800's that involves reshaping the protest the government government against of Communism Act, makers. This process is white men and women system by means of a policy of triblaism. The blacks in order to thereby labeling anyone pi:-imarily evident in began to colonize. These new constitution which group now is a sabotage maintain their unfair who opposed policy a South Africa. South whites saw themselves would form a tri­ group which promotes policy. Biacks who Communist. The non- Africa follows the policy as racially pure and cameral legislative action against white demonstrate are often ( con't.• on page 7) of apartheid, which is looked down upon the body witb a very symbols of suppression. enforced, legalized coloreds and blacks. powerful executive Other groups include separation of the races Sentiments of white president. Under this SW APO (South West by 'the white minority superiority. althoue:h reform measure, African Peoples Vote for osu against the black not formalized in law, coloreds and Indians Organization) and majority. The white became taboo. would be allowed into AZAPO (Azanian elites who benefit from Segregation became a the originally all white Peoples Organization). . Undergraduate this policy only con­ result of this taboo. political process. All three of these stitute roughly twenty "The de facto ban and However, the Colored organizations are part percent of the total shapeless segregation and Indian of an umbrella Student popula ion while the founded more in custom parliamentary hous_es, organization called the oppressed masses are than in statute- was voting in any com­ - United Democratic Government the blacks and coloreds deliberately, bination, can still be Front (the UDF), which of the country. This · systematically stret­ out-voted by the white formed in order to put a decision of non­ ched to its logical ex­ parliamentary house. stop to the new majority · · decision making not tremes, and, thtvugh the The reform- while on excluding constitution. Representative· to Columbus only makes South Africa instrument of law, the surface gives more The groups stress black one ol the - most transformed into the­ political freedom and consciousness, which is repressive societies, but doctrine and policy of a voting privileges to the idea of being proud it also makes it the most apartheid." (MS: Day by those of different of oneself and of being Candidates: racist and prejudiced, Day,1982). races- still excludes black and reject-ing the Nan News·ome and one of the best Non-decision the black majority from idea that being white is examples of Non­ making can take almost the political process superior. Darrell Craft decision Making. any form. These forms (Christian Science In enforcing apar­ The apartheid policy may be direct and · Monitor, 1983). theid, suppressing the was formalized in 1948, violent or indirect and The South African resistance movement I :Qowever, it was 200 subtle; including direct government, since its has literally become the Election: April 11-12, 1984 years in the making. force through the adoption of apartheid, means of enforcement. During the early 1700's, suppression of alter­ has come under Blacks are prohibited white male settlers natives, the exercise of resistance from the from demonstrating married the native power through the use of black majority who against the government EDITORIAL STAFF . black women. The threats, --- invoking bias have been denied the and the black groups Managing Editor ...... Teri Lipinski children of these through symbols, right to vote, have been have either haQ_ par­ Photography Editor .·...... Charles Erickson marriages _were con- . labels, · and values forced to obey strict ticula.r meetings (if not Photographers ...... Jon Rohdes, Kevin E. Grimes Layout Editor ...... Jane CI.arke MAYBE . BUT HE APPEARS TO BE Editprial Consultant ...... Darrell Craft THI MOONIR. SUFFERING FRDK A HART CON~ITION ! Staff Writers ...... Jon Rohdes, Kevin Page, Teri Lipinski, Nan Newsome Contributing Writers ...... Mark Basinger Carla Stammen, Jane Clarke Cartoonist ...... ~erl Lipinski U.S.G. Student Representative ..... Steve Galloway · Typesetters ...... ; ...... Patti Shuck, Patty Lewis Facul~y Advisor ... _, ...... Linda Bayliss BUSINESS STAFF _ Business Editor ...... Patti Sbunck Advertising Staff ...... Randy Wapperom, Velvet-Dove Chrissan, Patti Shuck Faculty Advisor ...... ~ ...... Norm Sticker

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Campus Connection March 26, 1984 Page a · Who will listen? Math anxiety By Sue Bennett Johnston is the pastor at also experienced the learning which in- his O~ her OWn -f>rand Of By Dr. David Blaeuer same physical symp­ capacitates and renders math anxiety, and the The Campus Ministry · Bluelick and Ridge Mary has been uptight is a group of clergy who United Methodist toms as Mary at test further understanding · learning of some coping about having to take a difficult at best. One skills for dealing witfi volunteer their time to . Churches. She com­ math course. She can time in math, and he felt offer you free coun­ mutes from Sidney and, very tense. He worried way to raise awareness the anxiety. There may recall some horrendous levels is to join a math or may not be work with seling. They are on in the past, has worked times in high school about his future career camnus rfailv frnm 11 ·M because he knew that to anxiety workshop, aetual mathematical with a Women's Support t r. y i n g t o d o to 1: 00 daily and are GrouJ)' here on campus. succeed in it, he would where people share · concepts. . ·;· mllthematics and she feelings and attitudes, The basic ingFedients available any other time Bill Croy is the minister felt she was lucky to get have to study more by calling Judy Shaw, of education at Trinity math. and discuss with others. in an effective math through with just barely Mary and Jim were like themselves, the anxiety reduction extension 378 or Sue United Methodist a passing grade. Bennett, 228-8137. But Church, Lima. He is experienceing what has . origins· anc1 causes 01 program are: an . jn- who are these· clergy known by many of you Besides, old Mr. J. been called math math anxiety in their crease in .awareness of and where are they because of his par­ never did like her anxiety. Many people, lives. Usually, su~h a what is k.nOwn about when they are not here? ticipation in the Campus because she was always male and female, have workshop will be con- math ~nxiety aQd how Monday is Delphos Ministry for· the past asking why and not had similar e"" ducted by a team that relates .to the in- day for the Campus several years: understanding hfs periences, causing m&ch consisting of one male dividual ., padiciparit. Ministry. On alternative lengthy answers. He to be a dreaded subject, and one female, one The . psycholp, or a youth activities. John Wesleyan, Lima. He and mind. Her parents in ma themetices, stress in a mathematics . credit course. Having a White is the pastor at his family moved here weren't . much help ranging from lack of · setting and ways to patient individual who Delphos · Wesleyan and from Westerville. Sue · either, because th~ had time, to unwillingness to reduce the tension and can help -the math has a lot of empathy Bennett is not a member - not done well in math put in long hours of stress. The length of anxious to ~ gr.a~p ma~h with , you as he also of the clergy. She is when they were in study, and lack of time a workshop may concepts; this may be a commutes to . college working toward a school, and so they proper background, to a exist ·varies from a few friend·, spouse, 1n- classes. degree in counseling didn't expect much feeling of panic and hours to several weeks. structor, · 1_nen~or , On Tuesdays, Rev. and currently is the from Mary in math. tension which leads to Workshop participants counselor or. anyone Doris Johnston and Rev. Coordinator of the Math usually frustrated avoiding math at all will relate "horror who will not treat.the Bill Croy take turns Campus Ministry her, expecially at exam costs. Some people stories'' about math and person as so(Ile sod ..Qf _being here. Doris Program. · time. Then she was experience a high level begi.n to learn and Neanderthal because he panic stricken, tended practice the elimination or she doesn't com- SE;?8E!?8E;?8E~~!i!:8~e'ae& T h u r s d a y s a i: e of math anxiety al)d to blockout or forget the others only mild ver­ o f s e 1 f -d e f e a t i n g prehend.. mathematics covered by Rev. George · math skills she did sions of.it. Some persons ·thought and behaviors, easily or · without. -a Winters and Rev. know, became panic at the thought of d is c us s e ff e c ti v e struggle. Dennis Walker. George physically· ill with balancing a checkbook, communication in math Lest one think that Winters is the Associate headaches, inability to ·while others won't panic and examine mvths math .anxiety doesn~t NEED paster at First Baptist concentrate, sweaty - until faced with calculus which have arisen in exist or can't hurt you, Church, Lima. He is palms, questy or statistics. it is connection to math and consider·. this. A ·~few very involved with the stomach,and lots of probably safe to say its learning. The overall years ago, researcl\ers youth programs and tension. that the majority of aim is to move· the music of the church. As a . freshman in participant to the point TO Dennis Walker is at people have at some college, Mary was a time suffered the ten­ of bei~g more aware of Christ Church Episcpal, good student in all areas sion, panic and anxiet Lima, and has done except mathematics considerable counseling brought on by thinking She had grown afraid and wor~ng with TALK? in his ministerial of it and felt a bit numbers, formulas and career. paranoid and alone. mathem:atical ex­ Bill's Painting &trywa~·'· Everyone around her planations. All TYPES OF PAINTING Rev. Lowell Peters seemed to know how to Given that math and Rev. Dennis Har­ do math or at least anxiety can and does SPRAY - BRUSH ·- ROl.1 : .\ tigan are available on didn't show so much WORK affect peoples' lives, FREE ESTIMATES , .. ) " alternate Fridays. tension. She had tried a what may be done about Lowell Peters is pastor math c.lass during autumn quarter, but it? First; one must SCHOOL · at High Street United recognize the fear of • Methodjst Church, Lima withdrew after two · math for what it is, a and his wife is a junior weeks when all the old mental and physical . BILL f:' education major here on fears of math surfaced. ~ . coc~~~PARG~~ reaction to an area of ·222-8338. .-: I ~ : : STRESS campus.Dennis Har­ 'Why kill myself the tigan is associate pastor first quarter at college,' at St. Charles Catholic she reasoned. 'I'm FAITH Church. He also teaches already taking some Summer's just around the ~ornerue some classes at Lima · pretty heavy courses, so Start your tan no~ Central Catholic .. why-spoil it,' went her· thinking. · Jim, also a college These are the people student, has had dif­ who volunteer their ficulties quite similar to time to be available to Mary's. He was a good help you. They do it student, having most.of because they care. So, if his troubles in math, you need to talk to and to a lesser extent in someone on campus science. He often didn't look for the Campus ask questions in class Ministry logo. -The for fear of appearing ministers · used to be dumb in ·front of his found in Cook Hall 209, friends. Many of his but due to changes, they friends did ·reasonably ..... will no longer 'be found well in math. Jim there. Watch for posters ...... ~.lla-7900 _wasn't sure if they said . / announcing their. new this for effect or location. because it was true. Jim Page4 Campus Connection March 26, 1984 . March.&.._AprH .. Lima native activities calendar to ,appear on The activity schedule April \6 - (Friday) - A CAMPUS for Spring quarter is Artist in Residence - Art campusC-S quite full! This quarter, ' room 1-3:00 students, staff and Philip Sugden REVIEW part of 1·984 community are invited presenting slides of . to attend ~ variety of Nepal and l'our events. Tournaments, his pen and ink sketches cultural programs ,, artist in residence' by Teri Lipinski when the play· began. comedian and MAY April 10 ---- (Tuesday) handling a most difficult Lima's own Rock It was my pleasure to The furniture and role. The character WEEK ! ! ! ! Brian Schmidt attend, along with a decorum reflected a Star, Parker 'Mac­ Comedian Cook Honey, · after a few Donell, ·will appear at capacity crowd, Ed- History professors drinks, becomes March 28--- - (Wednesday) Lobby 12-1 , the Lima Campus as ward Albee's award salary, but held that uninhibited and.wants to part of his 1984 tour. - Campus Coffee Hour winning masterpiece comfortable "lived-in" dance. Lisa Winegard­ MacDonell, who sings 8:30-9:30 in ---· Who's Afraid of Virginia look that welcomed its ner managed this many of his own com­ GA 015 (FREE coffee & April 12 - (Thursday) - Woolf?.It was per- a u d i e n c e . d · o nuts transition with ease. positions in concert and Noon Entertainment formed by the Lim~ . C on g r a t u l a t i o n s , Larry Woten's per­ plays accoustic guitar, March 29----(Thursday) - Parker _ Campus Theatre, Robert M. Farm~r, set formance clearly ex­ will appear in Cook Noon Entertainment - MacDonnel 12-1 Check February 25tl), in the designer, for your ex- pressed his efforts and Lobby on Thursday, ONU Added Lobby Pop SAB auditorium. cellent taste. · preparation in his April 12, 1984 from 12: 00- Attractions 12-1 Check artist from Los Angelos, For those who have U · n d e r t h e debut. 1: OOpm. This per­ L o b y originally not had the pleasure of magnificent direction of The reason this play formance will be part of from Lima! seeing a presentation of Richard S. Reeder, continues to attract the St>ring quarter March 30--- - (Friday) Who's Afraid of Virginia players George Dunster audiences everywhere Thursday Noon En­ Women's History Month Woolf?. it deals with a and Martha Farmer Event 1 pm --- . is simple. There is a bit tertainment Series. April 19 - (Thursday) - middle-aged couple de m on s t r a t e d of George, Martha, Nick This is Parker's first April · 3 ---- (Tuesday) Noon Entertainment George (George Dun- professional continuity and Honey in all of us. widespread exposure to 12-1 pm Phillip and Pam Lima Symphony st er ) a n d Ma rt h a that generated complete We all want recognition, the college market. His Boulding of Orchestra Ensemble (Martha Farmer) and a believability. importance, and social original so)lgs explore Seattle , Wash. 12-1 Ck , younger couple ;Nick The character of stature and go to great­ the personal side.. of presenting L o b b y (Larry Wotef1) and Martha has been out lengths to obtain it. I people's lives; Parker hammered dulcimer H on e y ( Lis a there waiting for think Edward Albee has released an album and ha r p Winegardner) . George Mart na Fa rm er, purposely did· not give called Home to tlie April 27 ---- (Friday) and Martha invite the Assistant Professor of April 5 - (Thursday) - these characters sur­ Heart. MacDonell -- Dulcimer Festival younger pair to their Theatre, and Produc- . names, because they Noon Entertainment features a soft rock Preview 12-1 home after a university tion Manager, to bring it mirror the ego's and style which has been Series 12-1 faculty party. George is to life. Her movements, pm Chamber Music S.A.B. desires of all of us. influenced by everyone Group a ·History pro.fessor tempo, and spontaneity Credit is sometimes from James Taylor to stagnant in his career reflected her talent and forgotten to those whom Chuck Berry. ·--- and Nick is an am- acting experience. no actor or actress, Parker MacDonell MUSl~AL STRINGS bit i ou s Bio 1 o'g y George Dunster not regardless of talent, was raised in Lima, professor anxious to only had complete could ever perform Ohio; attended Dart­ TO APPEAR climb the faculty lad- command of his role, without. The lighting, mouth College as a Musical Strings will _ at 7: 30 in the evening in der. Martha is the but held the audience sound, publicity per­ music major; and then visit Lima on Tuesday, Room 160 of the Student · · d aught er of the spellbound as w·ell. sonnel and all others moved to Los Angeles, April · 3, 1984 for two Act'ivities Building. The university's president From the rear of the listed below deserve a where he furthered his appearances at the .noon appearance which which explains her theatre, I was able to special round of ap­ songwriting and per- ca~pus of The Ohio i free and open to the strong willed spoiled- clearly hear his lowered p 1 a u s e . forming careers by State University at public, is sponsored by brat attitude and Honey v o i c e d u r i n g a n playing the local club Lima and Lima the Lima Campus is as sweet and sub- emotional llloment, circuit. -He ~lso gained Technical College. Cultural Affairs Board. missive as her ·name because the audience THE PLAYERS valuable concert ex- Phillip and Pam The Great Black Swamp suggest~. The rendition were so enthralled with perince by playing in Boulding of Seattle, Dulcimer Club ls is an entanglement of his performance that Martha .....Martha W. backuo bands for Chuck Washington, will sponsoring the evening these conflicting per- you cou}d here a pin Farmer · Berry and Bo Diddley, present music for performance. There will sonalities that moved drop. When an actor George . . . . .George and as an act for Mary hammered dulcimer be an admission charge it's audience from g~nerates sucli emotion Dunster Travers of -Pete-r, Paui, and harps at noon in the for the evening concert. hysterical laughter to from the audience ,._ his Honey ...... Lisa ·and Mary. lobby of Cook Hall and teats of compassion. talent and experience is Winegardner I had the sense of evident. Nick ...... Larry Woten being personally invited Lisa Winegardner into the living room deserves a 9.5 rating for

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: ... • - t' . _. Yentl -A-movie review . Campus CoD:Jlection March.26, \984 Pages HAS THE MADMAN MELLOWED By Carla Stammen very important to the Barbara Streisands' rest of the movie. ·by Mark Basinger Osbourne's music. The Ozzy on his first two WOSL "Yentl" is a sometimes After the death of her new album moves albums before being . tragic, sometimes father, Yentl decides to With the recent toward a much more replaced by current NEWS comic tale of a young masqQerade as a boy release of his fourth commercial sound with Quiet Riot passist Rudy There will be a few woman who grows up in and moves to another album. "Bark at the the use of more Sarzo. Tommy Aldridge changes tn store for a traditional Jewish city so she can study the Moon'', Ozzy Osbourne keyboards and pounded out the drums WOSL and the listening community in the early Talmud. She takes on is once again topping background vocals, on the album, but has audience next -Spring. 1900's. It can rightly be the identity of "An- the heavy metal charts. unlike the more guitar­ since been replaced by B e tt-e r e quip men t called Barbara . sh el'', a frail young boy While Ozzy is enjoying oriented sound of the the great drummer should improve the. Streisands' "Yentl"· who is prodigy to all he the overwhelming band before Rhoads' Carmine Appice. quality of music as well She is the first woma~ meets. Anshel meets success of record sales death. Ozzy wrote all of Playing . the more as make life easier for ever to have directed, Avigdor in a Yeshiva ·and concert tours, the the new material with dominant keyboards is the DJ. Also emphasis co-written, and acted in (school for Talmudic critics have shown help from bassist Bob former Rainbow will be placed on her production. study) ·- and the . mixed emotions over Daisley. The new album keyboardist Don Airey . professionalism and _Streisand was very femininity she had been Osbourne's latest is strong and contains Airey ·played on higher broadcasting touched by Isacc trying to supress comes works. good, tight songs, but Osbourne's · two ethics. A new format is Bashevis Singers' short to full blossom as she ''The Ozman Dum­ none of them compare previous studio- albums, in the works that will story ''Yentl, the gradually falls in love bo th'' headlines to earlier Osbourne but for the first time has eliminate repititous Yeshiva Boy". It with Avigdor. Anshel Richard C. Wall's classics, such as "Diary really been recognized music and increase the parralled her life and Avigdor become review of "Bark at the of a Madman", "M.r. as a member of the variety of songs played. somehow and gave her a very close as they study, Moon'' ( Creem, March CT ow 1 e y ' ' , a n d band. People interested .in chance to invent the . live, and play together; 1984). Walls states, "Revelation (Mother In my opinion "Bark working 'in the broad­ fa ther she never hatl neither has ever had a "Metal is tired. On Earth)." . at the -Mooil" is one of casting or, production while growing up. She better friend. Avigdofis "Bark at the- Moon" Ozzy's "new sound" is the best heavy metal end are encouraged to considers the movie ''A passionately in love there isn't a musical the result of new per- · albums out now and it come in and experience poem to my father". with "Hadass", a move you haven't heard sonell in the band in has a definite Ozzy something fun and The prologue begins beautiful and very in some form already, addition io the loss of Osbourne quality. The different. The station "In a time wh~n the traditional Jewish girl. many times over. R a n d y R h o a' d s ' lyrics and melody line.s will under go . few world of study belonged They ar~ to be married, ''Walls basically held a presence. Ozzy are recognizable as cosmetic changes but to only men ... ''·. This is but a secret from negative attitude currently employs Jake Osbourne, thougl} some will be kept clean and the essence of the story. Avigdor's past causes toward the new E. Lee as lead ·guitarist. of the melodies lack a open to everyone on Yentl was a young Hadass' parents to Osbourne material. but The new album is Lee's bit in strength. Ozzy Campus. Spring quarter Jewish women raised cancel the wedding. A he added positively,­ recording de.but, and he claims that he hasn't looks to be a very ex­ without a mother, who suitable replacement ' 'The production is definitely. proves mellowed out, but in­ citing ti.qie for WOSL resented the way had to be found as soon clean'' 1 unlike the himself as a fine stead he has expanded ·and evervone else. women were treated in as possible; the main murky "Blizzard of talented musician with into new and exciting· Congratulations to the society. She had a function of a Jewish Oz'') his powerhouse riffs and dimensions. "Bark at · ne:w Production burning desire to learn woman was to produce Rock critic Terry his incredible non-stop the Moon" is· definitely Manager and Station and was secretly taught sons to carry on the Whitfield holds a dif­ drive. Another new worth a listen; just don't Manager, Jonathan The · Talmud by her Talmudic study. ferent opinion toward addition to the band is expect to hear the Rohdes. Jon, some like father. Women were Avigdor is distraught th~ new album, as is Bob Daisley on the bass. classic influence of· it "hot", we like to traditionally excluded when the wedding is evi~ ;...,1 ced by her article Daisley worked with Randy Rhoads. "rock." · fron:i learning the the cancelled arid urges (Hit Parade, April Talmud or anything·else Anshel to m~rry Hadass 1984) . Whitfield praised from that matter. For a in his place. Avigdor Osbourne's talents, women to show interest feels that if Anshel saying, ''Despite the was considered evil and marries Hadass, he back of Rhoads' stellar -strange. won't totally loose her. skills on· "Bark at the ''The beginning of Anshel finally agrees to Moon", the album Yentl is shaky. the marriage, out of managed to maintain Streisand wants to love for Avigdor. Yentl the metallic edge that make sure that we get manages to maintain has always the idea that women are her "male" identity by distinguished kept in ignorance, and be ·ng very considerate Osbourne's music." she is a trace insistant, '' of Hadass' shyness, "Bark at the Moon" is stated Randy Corliss in promising that sex can a definite change of New Yorker.I am in­ wait until they have pace compared to the clined to disagree with . become friends. Anshel earlier_ works _of Ozzy. SUN. MON. TUES. this review. I felt the also begins to share his The loss of the late beginning was excellent 'passion for learning 'Randy Rhoads has 1 2 '3 and that the attention with Hadass, in spite of- made quite a noticeable and fine detall Streisand difference in the sound first Glance gave to the women was (Continued ~n Pg. 7) · and style of Ozzy a 9 10 11 12 13 14 Seventh Heaven ·

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Page6 _ March 26, 1984 SNOWDAYSMAYBE RAREBUT ... A LETTE'R FROM MOM . not non existant. When Dear Son, Your sisler Mary had the last of the snow had Just a few lines to let fallen from the sky, all a baby this morning. I you know I am still haven't found out if it is of Lima and its alive. I am writing this . surrounding areas were a boy or girl; so I don't collegiate Crossword letter slowly because I know if you're an uncle at an almost virtual know you can't read or an aunt. standstill. Much to our fast. dismay the campus had Your Uncle Dick You won't know the arowned. Jast week m to close down early on house when you come­ Monday and remain the public distillery. -we've moved. I won't Some of his fellow­ closed until Thursday be able to send you the morning. Sob! Sob! address because the · workers dove in to save But what did we family that lived here him, but he fought them students do to occupy last took the numbers off bravely. We our time on those 21h off for their next house cremated the body and "free davs".? I don't so they wouldn't have to it took three days to put know what you did but I change their address. out the fire. myself was trapped. Do About your father, he Your father didn't you think 1 worken has a new job. He has have too much to drink ahead on my school more · than 500 men this Christmas. i put a work? Hell no! . Do you under him. He is cutting bottle of castor oil in a think I got 'caught up on · grass at the cemetery. pint of beer. It kept him my schoolwork? Hell There was a washing going until New. Year's no! Well then what did I machine in the new Day. I went to the doctor do? Not a whole lot. I house when we moved Thursday and your walked around the father came with me. in, but it isn't working the doctor put· a little apartment so bored that too good. I put 14 shirts I talked to the dog-so tube in my mouth and in it, pulled the chain, told me not to open it for bored that my sanity and I haven't seen them could have been since. 10 minutes. Your father questionaQle then. I could not go anywhere (Continued on Pg. 8) because the road con- le!r8!~!!'a38888@!8e~tee~~3888e@~~ee:i~38~1 ditions would not permit it. I could not go down to · e Edward Julius Collegiate CW83-6 the pond and ice skate (or is that "try to ice ACROSS 44 Haphazard 13 ---- out a living skate'') because of the 45 Imitated 18 Hollywood's ~ high temperatures that 1 Arabian ruler 46 Demolish Walsh had dominated t.he 5 Helmet part . 47 Twain character 23 Close to 10 Identical weather only three days 50 Sheet music term 24 Reject 1 14 ·Cod or Horn 51 Feder~ 1 figure 25 Otherwise called · ·earlier had thawed the 15 Pygmy antelope ~ (abbr.) 26 Ventures thick layer of ice that 16 Journey 54 Poisonous snakes 27 Troop encampment had covered the pond 17 Pertaining to 55 Improve 28 - section acting 58 Brake part 29 Curved since the big freeze at 19 Anger 59 Car need 30 Harmonize Christmas. And I didn't 20 Yoko - 60 Dr. Frankenstein's 31 A Beatle want to go outside and 21 Skin ailment aide 32 Bottomless pit build a snowman 22 Works with dough 61 Take care of 34 Well-known 24 Fonner TV Bishop 62 Live 37 Preside over because it wouldn't ~· 25 On the ocean 63 Hand: Sp. 38 Wine 's partner hav~ been any fun 26 ''Julius Caesar" 40 Cheat . . alotte. conspirator DOWN 41 Toy musical I couldn't do anything. 29 Moorish palace instrument in Granada 1 Reverberate 43- Passed. as time A normally a~tive busy • , , -3a. Coral island 2 Water pipe 44 Bigot person, I felt like a 34 - Tuck 3 - facto 46 Fun ct ions caged animal. One thing 35 Women's - 4 Soak 47 Bygone I did do was catch up on ; , .. : •• 36 Talk wildly 5 Expresses 48 1968 tennis champ ,. .... ~,.,,,.., 3,7 Sou.th American 6 Literary device 49 Word in fairy the soap operas but ... , : """•·."' · parrot 7 Trigonometric tale beginning after awhile they even , • f " • • ~ • • 39• Ga i nsay . ratio 50 Prefix for meter got boring. I was really Sl'ECIAL FRIENDS . ; ., •. ....,, 39 Pre.fix for gram 8 Japanese s·ash 51 Tale ·.. ~ ~- or graph 9 Or1~ntal carria~ 52 English prep in a bad state. ,:; ' ','~" ... ,._ ·40 Cupolas 10 - of con­ school But then just when I by Teri Lipinski •· • · - 41 01 d Testament sciousness It 1 53 Fiddler of old was at the end of my •never ceases to - Most react immediately • ' • l '·· ' lfook '· 11 Operatic solo 56 Cowboy Tom - rope, I was given per­ amaze me how humans ~nd , " ·i ;;:, 'v .: 42 Shut off · to a given command ·~ 12 Merge or bl end 57 Basketball hoop mission to leave the react to the supposedly there is always,a 'wag of apartment. My. lower forms of life. As a the· tail' or 'purr' to boyfriend had told me I pet owner, I've caught greet you. When they could not go anywhere myself acting like a are reprimanded they because the roads were complete fool when I lay at your feet to so bad. (he really talked to my dog. cap.ture your Sign-ups for potential cares! ) But then on Although I sometimes forgiveness and only are possible. This is critical.. procrastinate on my interviews started on There is no excuse for a Wednesday night he consoled with . your ·March 12 and ended on said I could go to the stud i e S· o r o th e r affection. candidate to go . to any mall. What a treat! I demands of life, I ·M a r c h 2 3 . T h e interview un­ Perhaps God com­ credential files are sent spent three hours ther-e quickly react to my plemented the earth derprepared. Dress walking around. It was pet's needs. clo the appropriate neatly and on the con­ with these loyal com­ ."' companies and they wonderful, sheer ec-: I wonder what G-0d panions to serve as a servative side. Plan to ·stasy. I was almost had in mind when he .~ select the candidates to arrive 5 to 10 minutes model for human ~ be interviewed. In- ,. anxious to come back to created animals that beings . . If people Were early for the interview. classes on Thursday. I · give us such com­ ~ terviews begin on April This guarantees you will as loving and af­ repe~t almost ! ' 16 . and continue ' until not be . late and also panionship. My fectionate, I feei life : May 7. Each . interview gives you time to relax. Oh well - snow days thoughts lea~ me to would be better. Next ·;ts of 30 minute duration. may be· rare but riot some rather intriguing nme you observe yQur If you are chosen for impossible - that is - not ideas-: after con­ pet, take note of its ~ Mr. Burnett strongly an interview, you will be .: emphasises thaL those notified or you can impossible to live sideration1perhaps you temperment and make '"chosen for interviews be contact the Placement through. I'm living will share them. some of your own ·:Properly prepared. proof. Pets have quite a comparisons. Above is a Center after Aprilll. All . Oh no! It is snowing reputation for being special friend nai:ned ;Learn as much about interviews will take again -HELP I! ! ~the co mp a n y a s · place in Galvin 100 or excellent listeners and Alice who will be janeClarke they never interrupt. •. missed. · Galvin 134~ '

' { 1 Campus Connection March 26, 1984 Page7 homelands policy, and further the detention of the distribution of people and ·enforce the blacks into thejr proper apartheid policy- to APARTHEID place allows for these suppress discontent (Continued from P~. 2) " t r e a t m e n t s o f through the use of force. inadequacy, the task of The UN is also con­ .de c i s ion m a kin g providing for the dif- sidering apartheid to be process used direct ferent nations in the a form of genocide, force to quell discontent subcontinent has not yet c it i n g de 1 i be r a t e YOU'LL LEARN 1HINGS IN .with the regime, b e e n c o m p 1 e t e d malnutrition of blacks, o.c.s.1HEY NEVER Hr.ARD therefore the problem is (Business Week,1982). enforced birth control OFINC0' 1 F& .P eliminated. the on­ The non-decision against blacks, the pnsition is silenced and process is thereby ex- separatio!l of the men termed as deviant. eluding participation and women, and the Army Officer Candidate School Dissent is crushed witn and not allowing for denial of adequate (0.C.S.) lt's a 14.. week challenge to your an iron hand. a It e r n a t i v e s a n d medical care for blacks mental and physical toughnes.5. The justification used challenges to become as evidence. ~ by the South African issues to this overall · ~ It isn't easy. But you'll learn what's regime for its racist stratification plan. N o n - d e c i s i o n deep inside you. That you have what policy of controlling the . Due to the cir- making has had a role in influx of black labor. cumstances in South all of the factors it takes~ .You'll come out strong, sure Justification for its Africa, the United mentioned above. The in your ability to lead, and in great shape. inadequate treatment of Nations sent a task white elite has used blackg in medical care, force into the area to every aspect o! non:­ You'll be a commissioned officer in the schooling and family report on the actual decision makmg m Army, ready to.exercise leadership skills life, is that South conditins. The UN force order to promote its civilian companies put a premium on. Af rica's multi- racial s;iw violations of human practise of a p a r­ society is mhde up of rights in South .Africa,· . theid and it has suc­ If you're about to get your degree, the essentially alien and an d also considers ceed~d. South Africa is 0. C.S. challenge could be just what .fundamentally in­ apartheid to be a ·a classic example of not compatable national collective form of addressing issues in you're seekirig. communities that have slavery, considering the order to continue on its Call your local Army Recruiter. to be disentangled and restrictions imposed course- no matter how forced ·to develop upon and laws against unjust- to promote the "vertically" within blacks. The task force i d e a l o f w h i t e separate geographical s a w e m e r g e n c y supremacy. It shows areas (MS Day oy,.-Day, proclamations as a that through the use of / 1982). Therefore the means of excuse to non-decision decisions. ARMY.BEALL YOU CAN BE.

WANTED: SOMEONE TO Engineering BUILD A BETTER WORLD Seminar 227-2001 The Council on In­ avalanche on the side of A s e m i n a r f o r ternational Educational a mountain (Swit- graduating LTC Exchange -( CIEE), the zerland); performing students ·n engineering . largest student travel organization in the U.S., farmdrug chorescamp at(Sweden); an anti- .sday,will be April held 5 aton 4:00pm Thur- ..------~ is offering young people and housecleaning at in S.A.B. 160. LTC clear understanding of • the opportunity to work the Technical Institute Placement · Office is YENTL the confusion she felt I .. overseas this summer at Gdansk (Poland). sponsoring this seminar~ over the new, unex- I Important as volunteers on service Except for a modest which will investigate (Continued from Pg. 5) pecte~ fe~lings she was I projects aimed at program fee of $100, the Do's and Don'ts of all the taboos and experiencmg. I Update on helping local com­ there is no cost other Interviewing. A panel of prohibitions against it. The song that I felt I WIN munities. Free room than the airfare - and engineers will discuss Hadass begins to love had th~ most impact on I (Continued from Pg. 1) and board help to keep even that expense may the importance of in- An sh el for his gen- the movie was "No I participation costs -be reduced by special terview preparation. tleness, and begins to Wonder", in which minimal. student and youth fares Mark Miller (Aeroquip take pride in herself as a Yentl expresses her 1 from Columbus were "It met and surpassed available through the Corporation), .Larry person, realizing that feelings about women 1I meeting wthat Thursday all my expectations," Council. Pugsly (Ohio Power), she has worth not just from a feminine with some of the local was the reaction of one Work camps, usually· Keith wand~ll (Lima · for her "womanly" v i e w p o i n t a n d a I people who were in- participant in last two, three or four weeks I Energy Products) and qualities, but also that masculine viewpoint. volved. The meeting year's program. in duration, are I David Greer (Ford she is a woman capable She made fun of the trite was not open to the · Although work camps available in_ Belgium, IMotor Company) will be ·of deeper thinking and ways women behaved public, so no one from have been operating in Czechoslovakia, Den- the panel members. learning. toward men but at the the Women's Voice was many parts of the world . mark, Finland, France, Each. person will have In the end, Yentl same time expressed an present at that meeting. for more than 30 years, G e r m a n y , .. T h e · 10-15 minutes to voice reveals her real self to understanding as to why However, the nex they are still a Netherlands, Norway, their opinions and then Avigdor and accepts men loved women that morning, Friday, after Poland, Spain, Sweden Ithe paneJ will be with sorrow that relatively new concept catered to their .every the meeting with the in the · United States. and Switzerland. A available for audience Avigdor is unable to whim. Columbus officials, They attract young knowledge of German is questions. treat her as an equal w o m en , in m y word was received tkat people from all over the helpful for placements after she confides her . opinion, would ap- students in the WIN world, providing them in Germany; language real identity. She preciate Yentl o~ program could. be with the chance tQ live requirements apply in •------"' re c -1 aims her. than men. I empathized I c o n s j "d e r e q a s and work together on a France and Spain. L.. , womanhood by sailing with Yenti and could I unassigned ~ com- wide range of projects. Volunteers must be at G. . iVing I CZ for America in the hope easily understana wny ponents. . "We had no plumbing least 18 years old (ex- o f f in d i n g m o r e she wanted more out of I Tnariks to all who or electricity and slept eept in Germany, wbich a• • freedom. · life . . I felt great ad- I brought this about. in a barn, tiut I think accepts 16-year-olds). · IVlng The movie was done mir-a tion for her I Remember:, if this ~ ef­ that made us better as a Application deadline is as a musical. Each song strength when she gave I fects you, contact your group because we really Mayl,1984. . Blood· expressed Yentl's up a love that meant so WIN representative. had to work together For more information feelings in different much to her in order to I . · · and help each other," on t~e progr.am, write or instances. I especially fulfill her lifelong I*/*-***'~'** ' reported a volunteer phone: CIEE, PR-WC, liked the song "The Way dream. I would enjoy I # • 1 who helped convert an .205 East 42nd Street, + He Makes Me Feel", .seeing this movie again; I iUllE - - . -, old barn into a com­ New York, NY 10017, which was sung oy it is one· of the few . - . m urii ty · room ~Den­ (212) 661-1414; ,, or 312 Striesand as Yentl was movies I've seen that ·I ·.aall • • •·· mark). Sutter Street, San American ·beginning I to discover portrays such. a I . -....,~~ , , Other projects in­ Francisco, CA . 94108, RedCross her love towards determined spirit in a I. · · · · · ' cluded clearing an (415) 421-3473. Avigdor. It gave me a woman. I Pages Campus Connection March 26, 1984 STATE CHAMPIONS (Continu~d from Pg. 6) offered to buy it from LADY BARONS ME~'S BASKETBALL him. by Kevm Page It rained only twice By Kevin Page The Lima Campus year as head coach~ last week. Three days Men's team reached its whereas m~ny coaches the first time and four The Lady Barons highest peak ever as have t? ~a~t years for the next. finished a fine season by they defeated Miami- c~~mp1onship laurels .. Monday was so windy, being runner-ups in the Middletown 90_85 in . Our team never hit one of our chickens laid State Tournament overtime~ By doing this its pea~ but.we got great the same egg four losing 77-54 to US­ they won the first eve; contribu.tio~s . from times. We had a letter Zanesville in. the final Ohio Regional campus everyo!1e m .~?°mg t~e from the undettaker contest. . championship Feb. 26 at . ch?mp~onsh1p , Stro1a yesterday. he said if the To get to the finals, Kent State Trumbull. sai~. lt was , an un- last statement isn't paid the Lady Barons in the semifinals of believable year.. . on your Grandmother's defeated Kent State­ the tourney the Barons On o.nly be1~g m- funeral, within seven Trumbell 74-40, OU­ defeated the host KS- V?lve~ m coachmg for days, up she com~s. Lancaster 55-41, and Ti:umbull team 82~77 to his first Y~~r ~tro~a upset Middletown 51-50 advance to the cham- cor~mented, I thmk I II Love - Mother to reach the final game. pionship contest. ret1;1;e and go out a win- Laurie Mauk was The first round of the ne~ · P .S. I was going to send · named to the all-ORCC tourney saw the Barons O~her honors award~d you ten dollars but I had Tournament team for defeat KS-Tuscarawas durmg the season m- already sealed the Photo by l