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Weather Hundreds attend Regents' hearing
the Graduate Student Senate, BG delegates represented University stu- dents as he read a resolution call for more passed by GSS requesting the OBR to reconsider the reco- Getting a little chilly: mendations of the report be- study of plan cause of its effects on graduate Friday, mostly cloudy and programs. by Julie Tagliaterro and Michael Faculty Senate Chairman Al- cold. High in the upper 30s. Zawackl Northwest winds around 10 len White said he was speaking staff reporters mph. Friday night and Sat- on behalf of 700 faculty mem- urday, variable cloudiness bers when he read the resolu- and cold. Low 20 to 25. High tion passed this week by the A centralized system of senate concerning the report. Saturday in the mid-30s. state-funded higher education and the designation of two Christine Stock, classified On Campus comprehensive state research staff chairwoman, said she was centers were the areas of con- concerned with how the idea of Need help finding a job?: cern at Thursday's Ohio Board designating Ohio State Univer- of Regents public hearing in sity and the University of Cin- Career Planning and Toledo. cinnati as the only research fa- Placement Services is Approximately 250 admin- cilities would affect future having two meetings geared istrators, faculty members and generations of students. for non-traditional students. students of the University and "To me personally, manag- The first, scheduled for other state-funded colleges in ing for the future means for Monday, begins at 3:30 p.m., Northwest Ohio voiced their the future of my children," while a second one is sched- views on the issues contained Stock said. uled for Thursday, Nov. 12 in the Governor's Task Force Stock said she believed the at 5:30 p.m. report on Managing for the Fu- proposal to limit the choice of Monday's meeting will be ture. research centers to two uni- in room 1007 of the Business Elaine Hairston, OBR versities contradicted the Administration Building, chancellor, and OBR member democratic system's freedom while Thursday's will take William Boyle moderated the of choice. place in room 112 of the hearing, allotting three Area business leaders and same building. minutes per person to speak. politicians also addressed their For more information, The majority of those who concerns on how the recom- contact Kimberly Burd at spoke commended the task mendations would affect the 372-2356. force for attempting to im- economy and community. prove and evoke change in the State representative Randy Ohio's higher education Gardner said that restructur- Open auditions this system. However, the forum ing of education should not be weekend: did include dissenters. limited to higher education. In Martha Rogers, University addition, he said, centralization Auditions will be conduct- professor of marketing, was was not the way to improve ed- ed this weekend for the concerned about the effects of ucation. Black History Month pro- centralization and the designa- duction of "Black Antholo- tion of the two research "We cannot sit back and let gy: Rhapsody in Color." Sat- centers. further erosion of the universi- urday's auditions will be In addition, Rogers ques- ties in Northwest Ohio occur," from 1 to 5 p.m. and Sun- tioned what was meant by a Gardner said. day's will run from 5 to 9 centralized system. Earlier in the day, admin- The BG News/TUn Norman p.m. Both will take place on "It is not clear what is meant istrators and representatives the fourth floor of Universi- Worried about her children's future, University Capital Planning secretary Christine Stock speaks by the word 'system,' " Rogers from the universities of out against suggestions of the Managing for the Future Task Force at the University of Toledo's Dris- ty Hall. said. "I'm troubled by that." coll Center Auditorium Thursday afternoon. Stock criticized the recommendations to centralize Auditions will be open to Tony Fluellen, president of See CENTRALIZE, page three. Ohio's education system and to create two primary research schools in Ohio. everyone interested. Outside Campus First-time jobless claims Ohio budget woes Faulty meal deal: PAINESVILLE. Ohio -- A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by an at- remain unresolved torney over the pricing of a lowest since August '90 by Robert E. Miller meal at a Burger King res- The Associated Press onomic forecasts for the next two taurant. years. The Associated Press The restaurant in Paines- that has followed past reces- was 7.5 percent in September, The Legislature meets Nov. 16, ville had offered a "BK Meal sions," said economist Bruce down from an eight-year high of COLUMBUS - Gov. George but could convene again in Voinovich and December if necessary to act on Deal" - a sandwich, fries WASHINGTON - The number Steinberg of Merrill Lynch in 7.8 percent in June. . and soft drink - for the legislative the budget, Aronoff and Riffe of first-time claims for unem- New York. "Under those condi- "The layoffs are stopping, but said. same price as the individual ployment insurance fell in late tions, it's going to take a while to outright hiring is not really going leaders re- viewed Ohio's None in the group would be items added together. October to the lowest level in get the unemployment rate on," said economist Elliott Platt budget prob- drawn into a discussion of Attorney Howard Rabb more than two years and Ameri- down." of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette had argued that the use of lems Thursday whether tax increases, spending cans' productivity improved in New claims for unemployment in New York. "The outlook is just cuts or a combination of both will the words "meal deal" was benefits in the week ended Oct. too uncertain right now for busi- but made no the third quarter, the govern- decisions on be needed. Voinovich cut higher deceptive. He filed a class- ment said Thursday in two up- 24 totaled 360,000, down from nessmen to take on new em- action lawsuit against two how to solve a education and other spending by beat economic reports. 376,000 the week before, the ployees." about $300 million earlier this franchise owners in Febru- Labor Department said. It was deficit of at Separately, many major retail The Labor Department is least $300 mil- year to avoid what he said would ary, alleging the practice chains reported sales increases the lowest level since the week scheduled on Friday to report the lion. Voinovich now be a $600 million deficit. was wrong. last month, raising hopes of store ended Aug. 4,1990, soon after the unemployment rate for October The lawsuit was settled Voinovich, Senate President owners for the first good Christ- recession began. and the growth, if any, in the na- Stanley Aronoff and House Voinovich said the leaders Monday. Rabb said he tion's payrolls. In advance, ana- mas season since 1988. A less volatile four-week mov- Speaker Vern Riffe met twice in agreed to his plan to ask the state agreed to not discuss Economists were encouraged ing average of claims, at 371,500, lysts predicted an unchanged settlement terms, but some closed meetings and then talked Controlling Board to transfer by the positive news but cau- also was at a two-year low. jobless rate but a small increase to reporters. The minority money in the Department of of the money will be donated tioned that economic growth, Economists said declining of around 25,000 jobs. to a local charity. leaders of both houses sat in on Human Services to continue day while showing signs of improve- benefit claims are a definite sign In Thursday's report on pro- care for 60,000 children of low- Burger King stopped ductivity, the department said the second session. ment, will not take off anytime of an improving labor market. Voinovich said the lawmakers income families. offering the "meal deal" output per hour of work in- soon. However, they cautioned that the approved his plan to solve a more Most of it will come from sav- about a month after the law- "The economy is beginning to reduction might not translate creased at a 2.6 percent annual suit was filed, Rabb said. immediate financial problem - a ings in the General Assistance grow more rapidly, but we still immediately into a reduction in rate during the July-September $34.5 million transfer to maintain program resulting from an ear- Burger King lawyer Mar- wont have the kind of recovery the unemployment rate, which quarter. vin Halpern had said in a program that provides child lier decision limiting benefits to court documents that day care services for low-income six months each year. Spence Management Ser- parents who otherwise might vices and Downtown Res- have to go on welfare. Enrollees in the day care pro- taurants Inc., both of War- On the budget, the group asked gram have more than doubled Day care is issue for GSS the Legislative Budget Office to from 26,000 in the past year, far ren, were not trying to trick customers. He said selling make revenue and spending surpassing anticipated demand. the food at the combination Officer believes that center will benefit students projections for the fiscal year A freeze the department price was neither deceptive ending June 30 and submit a re- ordered last month will continue nor wrong. port for another meeting Nov. 13. until at least June 30, Voinovich The BG News Staff Report care center on campus, Vaillancourt said. said. But he said it should not be "Graduate students are of many different Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, said necessary to cut the program Lottery ages and backgrounds," he said. "I think gradu- everyone agreed that the deficit back. CLEVELAND - Here are Graduate Student Senate is expected to dis- ate students would have a big interest in seeing for the fiscal year would be at Thursday night's Ohio Lot- cuss today the need for on-campus child care this done." least $300 million, based on esti- Families with incomes that do tery selections: and report on the centralization forum, which In other business, the centralization forum -- mates of the governor's Office of not exceed 185 percent of the was staged Thursday at the University of which was conducted to gauge student reaction Budget and Management. federal poverty level are eligible Pick 3 Numbers: 5-6-7 Toledo. to the centralization of higher education - will However, he said OBM and for day care subsidies. Pick 4 Numbers: 8-5-6-5 Vice President David Vaillancourt said GSS is be reported von by GSS President Tony Fluellen. LBO have been far apart on simi- Last week, parents brought working on the day care issue in conjunction He and four other graduate students spoke at lar estimates in the past - as several hundred preschoolers The Super Lotto jackpot is with the Undergraduate Student Government Thursday's forum. much as $245 million in one in- from across the state for a dem- $16 million. "We are working with the USG senator [Lona "We arent trying to stop the entire report stance. onstration at the Statehouse. Sommerville] to explore the issue," Vaillancourt from being implemented," Fluellen said. "We "We need to know how big the They said such a reduction said. "There is definitely a need for child care don't agree with the centralization of higher ed- problem is," said Riffe, would disqualify 50,000 young- Compiled from staff and among graduate students." ucation and didn't appreciate the way [the re- D-Wheelersburg, who wants a sters, possibly forcing thelr wire reports. Graduate students would benefit from a child port j was handled." long-term solution rather than working parents to return to or stopgap measures. He wants ec- sign up for welfare.
\ Opinion page two The BG News Friday, November 6, 1992
The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News ttyM" cm* mr WOWS E.A.R. to the Ground ... IN Okay, breathe deeply and relax. team has a chance this weekend to Election Day is over. clinch the MAC title for the second year We know you're all as happy as we in a row, a feat which hasn't occurred in are here at E.A.R. to the Ground that po- over a decade. litical commercials, mudslinging, cam- Central Michigan was the last team to paign appearances and polls are a thing win the conference championship back- of the past, at least for a few months. to-back in 1979 and 1980. 0>sir«u1M By Tfifcur* MMu S«'v<«S In fact, a recent survey indicates 84 The Falcons, undefeated in the MAC, percent of people are "very happy" the are also looking to extend their confer- election is over, while only 12 pecent ence winning streak to 15 - closing in indicated they are "not happy." on the record of 16 set by Miami Uni- Time for transformation of Just kidding. Put down that knife. versity between 1973 and 1975. The *•* only thing standing in the way of both the streaks is the Kent State Golden racial attitudes has arrived Come on, Undergraduate Student Flashes, who are a spectacular 2-7 Well, the election is history ~ Instead of sustaining the Government, a bar and grill in the Uni- overall. - the people of our nation have dream of Dr. Martin Luther versity Union? Best of luck to the Falcons! spoken clearly and overwhelm- Russell Kahler King, these two children will Tuition is skyrocketing, faculty **• ingly in their rejection of the grow apart ... head off to members are on the brink of unionizing Bush agenda. different schools which corre- and bureaucrats in Columbus are You'd have to be blind, deaf and dumb Yes, despite the fact that Bill spond to their particular race. In threatening to take control of Ohio pub- to not realize there is a problem. Ra- Clinton received a lower per- Toledo, that would be Jessup W. lic universities. And what does USG do cism exists, whether you think so or centage of the popular vote than Scott High School for George; a about it? not. What can be done? Fight fire with Michael Dukakis did in 1988 - it's school, despite all efforts to gain Pass a bill calling for a bar and grill in amazing what effect a third party racial equality in our schools, fire, fight ignorance with education. candidate who spends $60 million that is about 98.S percent black. the University Union. on his campaign has on these His friend, on the other hand, will It's a dumb idea that has no chance of That is the point of this weekend's percentages -- the message is probably head off to a suburban going anywhere. The University isn't Black Student Unity Conference. Two still very clear: Take and moth- metropolis like Sylvania or Per- about to shell out any of its money to go days of speakers, enlightenment and ball the Bush rhetoric... we've all rysburg - she will end up at a toward this little fantasy. education. The keynote address comes had enough. misgiving that has ever occurred school where everyone is of "e- USG should have more important from firebrand hip-hopper Sister Soul- The time for positive change is in their lives. qual" stature, and, more than things on its agenda than making it eas- jah. Whether you agree or disagree here, a time for the differing likely, where everyone is white. ier for students to get drunk. Granted, with what she has to say, you cannot ig- elements of our society to lay Chances are they wont re- Is this the type of "equality" we the group has too many egos and too nore her. Especially when Sister Soul- their concerns out on the table so member the moments of fun they have st rived to achieve since our little power to get anything done any- jah played a role in a presidential elec- we may all start dealing with the enjoyed together when they were schools were "desegregated" in way, but it would be nice to see some- tion. things that so divide us. It's with children ... when "separate, but 1954? that in mind that I decided to equal" was nothing more than the In my opinion, there is some- body fight for issues students care All events are free. The only excuse write about George. "this is my side of the playroom, thing wrong with this Imagery about. for not showing is either apathy or de- Now, this isn't the same that's yours" of a harmless that we are teaching our chil- • ** liberate contempt. Be there. As funk George you are used to hearing child's game. dren. If the two can relate so well god George Clinton once wrote, "Free about. George is a 3-year-old boy to one another at such an early The Bowling Green Falcon football your mind and your ass will follow." who comes in every morning to age, then there certainly is no the restaurant I work at for "What we win have through "superior" culture or race. breakfast. Every day for the past those formative' years Where the problem then lies is in six months, George and his the methods we use later in life grandfather spend an hour or so after they have learned to to explain why we are different - Ignorance limits freedoms at the store - Grandpa with his play together, is a long the separate neighborhoods, paper and cup of coffee, and schools, our separate greek Tolerance of others allows diverse expression of views George ... well, George runs period of time where we can systems and unequal opportun- around and plays with a level of all learn to hate one ites in education or employment. • A few weeks ago, Russell Kah- holy book to some. Then again, so energy that would make any Our answers to this question He ler published two articles which I are the Koran and the Tao-Te 3-year-old proud. another." not In our attempts to prevent thought, from the looks of the ti- Ching and the Kabala. I have Thursday seemed to be a day riots such as those that swept the tle, would be wonderful. The first Guest Column seen these books quoted for just like any other ... George was nation after the Rodney King was titled, "Hatred, bias and in- freedom and I have seen them playing, Grandpa had his coffee, verdict was announced, or In our tolerance overtaking our free- quoted for oppression. Discount- but today was a little bit What we will have through efforts to renew our inner city dom." Titles like this I can get ing a whole group of people be- different. Today, George had a those "formative" years after neighborhoods. But rather, they into. Yes, I think hatred and bias cause they read a different book little friend he was running they have learned to play sit with a change of people's atti- and intolerance are squelching the strange theological dualism. or have a different interpretation around with, playing, sharing and together is a long period of time tudes. In order to triumph, we our freedoms. "Would you like to come to ser- is wrong and oppressive. generally having a good old time where we can all learn to hate must learn to look at one another Kahler writes a strong column vice with us?" I see a lot of hostility toward in the play area. Why this is Im- one another. the way George and his little calling for the end of oppression "No, thank you. I am not a different religious groups be- portant is simply in the image of friend do. We need to look .- with the exception of one group Christian." cause they practice witnessing; the two playing together. George, Yes, those children will learn beyond the short-term solutions of people - Christians. "Oh! Then are you an atheist?" that is, they try to get others to the little black boy, and his little how to be white supremacists or of separation along racial lines, I quote, "Daniel and Karen I have had this conversation see the validity of their faith and white friend just having a grand black separatists. They will soon and reject the messages of se- Green - two highly educated with several people since arriv- Join with them. Many people that old time, without a care in the forget the lessons of the play- paratists on both sides of the Ph-Ds - wrote a response to my I have spoken to become very world. ground, a place where there Is no color line if we are to end up fi- stance on the issue of abortion in angry at those who witness. I This is important, because in "superior" race or creed, and nally claiming the "prize" of ra- which they claim that women "Wel if anyone could be challenge those of you to look at IS years, when both of these learn to follow the words of bi- cial equality, and an end to bigo- have no right to choose what to labeled as religiously this in a new light. children are teen-agers, the two gots like Duke and Farrakhan. In try and hatred. do with their bodies. Their com- Have you ever thought when of them probably won't even rec- teaching them to "fight the Looking at George and his ments spring out of the religious ignorant or pitiful, I would approached, "Hey, here is a per- ognize the other's existence. The power" or "keep the neighbor- friend, I cant see any other (gnorance that is a trademark of think it would be Kahler." son who is really comfortable two of them will probably live on hood property values up," ha- choice the conservative agenda." with what they believe! Here is a their own separate sides of town, ven't we cut the future out from He also says in a second article person who cares enough about run with their own groups of under them, before they even Russ Kahler is a senior politi- that it is "PITIFUL" that anyone me and others to want to share friends and, more than Ukely, have a chance to form ideas or cal science major from Toledo would believe in Jesus Christ as ing in Ohio. Malicious com- what is right to them with others! blame one another for every opinions of their own? and a columnist for The New*. the son of God because there is ments? Not at all. Ignorance? In- Here is a person who wants to no proof that he existed. deed. help me grow - either by learn- ' Well, if anyone could be Have I attended Christian ser- ing a new way of life or by chal- Croup 'irresponsible' for losing forms labeled as religiously ignorant or vices? Yes. And Catholic and lenging my own beliefs in such a pitiful, I would think it would be Protestant and Methodist and way as to make them stronger!" The BG News: the courthouse, I at least had (but don't lose faith - he did Kahler. Jewish and many more. But this Seen that way, don't you think Ahhhh... "that time of year" is some entertainment - I met manage to contact three of these Faith. It's a good word. Faith is issue is bigger than the state of that this is loving and beautiful? over. Finally. about seven other people who people). Even though he had our defined in the second edition of Ohio and what services I have at- There is an Immense diversity No more campaign promises, were In the same situation (Hi, addresses and phone numbers, Webster's New World Dictionary tended. of spirituality out there. whistle stops and every candi- everyone. I hope you fared better he just "could not reach the other as 1) unquestioning belief that Spiritual freedom, men and Take the time to learn a new date suddenly having our best in- than I). three." does not require proof or evi- women of my audience, SPIRIT- way of looking at the world. Chal- terests at heart and College We sat wondering how some- Obviously, he was not the only dence; 2) unquestioning belief in UAL FREEDOM. Freedom is a lenge yourself. Acknowledging Democrats trying to register thing so pathetically irresponsi- irresponsible individual - none God, religious tenets, etc.; 5) good word. According to my the validity of another faith does everyone who walks into a dining ble could have happened, but of the seven of us had been con- complete trust, loyalty, confi- trusty dictionary, freedom not take away from your own. hall. then we reminded ourselves that tacted and I cant help but won- dence. Seems to me to be a con- means the exemption or lib- Faith is personal. It is your re- But at least these obnoxious, we were dealing with the College der how many other individuals, tradiction in terms. eration from the control of some lationship with God(s). future executives made it easier Dems. earlier or later in the day, dis- I am not a Christian; I am pro- other person or arbitrary power. for college students to vote. Or Suddenly Jesse Squire walked covered themselves unable to choice and I am offended at Kah- I am pro-choice. I volunteer at Exposing yourself to a did they? into the Commons (probably poor vote. And voting is supposed to ler's oppression of those whom an abortion clinic in the area. different spirituality won't mean timing, Jesse). One person in our be "easy" and require "so little he feels are the oppressors. What do I think of non-violent that you need to believe it or to I walked into the Commons to happy little cluster in the Com- time" or effort. . But you see, the subject that I protestors at the clinic? They are betray your own faith. It will Just exercise my hallowed right to mons remembered giving her I want to thank the College speak of is bigger than one col- exercising their faith and their mean that you care enough about vote Tuesday and stood in long registration to Jesse (who is the Democrats for "making It so umnist inThe News. freedoms. Sure, I may not agree, your feUow humans to value and lines just to discover that Wood College Democrats' representa- easy" for me; at least you didn't I arrived at Bowling Green in but doesn't something awful respect them just as you would County did not have the slightest tive to USG - how fitting) and change my opinion of your organ- July of 1991 excited to be at a happen in our country when peo- hope they value and respect you. idea who I am. approached him with this con- ization, but you did manage to .new Job, learning about different ple don't like someone who is It seems that our beloved Col- cern. lose at least one vote for Clinton. people and finally experiencing "different"? Isn't this what the Laurie Hamilton-McGutrk is lege Democrats neglected to turn JeneceGerber •what is known as the "Midwest" Klan was founded on? the committee chairwoman of in my change of address. While He seems to have "forgotten" Sophomore firsthand. I came to Ohio: land of The Bible is a good book and a P.E.O.P.L.E. waiting for official word from to turn in six registration forms Music Composition
I \ Campus Friday, November 6, 1992 The BG News page three Fitwell offers fitness programming Black unity focus Physical assessment can provide right track for improving health of 2-day gathering description of the testing proce- during a treadmill walking test. "This is a good thing to have Dy Jane Kllqore by Matthew A. Daneman student life reporter dures. Based upon speed and elevation when you go into your inter- A questionnaire is used to of the treadmill and heart rate, views, because if your employers Insider editor-in-chief compare the participant's life- an estimate of aerobic capacity know you are in good physical The Student Recreation style patterns to the lifestyles of and target heart rates for aerobic standing they will be more at White supremacy is the topic of discussion and the target of education this weekend when the University hosts the sixth an- Center's Fit- others in a database. The com- exercise are calculated. ease in terms of insurance and well center puterized results report the par- Test results are reported to the sick days," said laboratory tech- nual Black Student Unity Conference. With the conference attracting students and interested partic- gets its name ticipant's health risks during the participant by an American Col- nician Wendy Wilkinson. ipants from Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, organizers are hoping from the words next 10 years. lege of Sports Medicine-certified Another special program spon- not only to bring in crowds of participants, but to educate and "fitness" and Free to University students exercise program director, and sored by Fitwell is the Out-to- "wellness" to once a year are two levels of follow-up tests are recommended uplift them as well, according to Muhammed Luster, director of Lunch Fitness Bunch, which is a the University's Board of Black Cultural Activities. recognize the cholesterol screening. If the total for those individuals who com- supervised noontime exercise importance of cholesterol reading is elevated, a plete a 10- to 12-week aerobic "That's one of our goals, to understand the whole dynamics of program that invites faculty and what's going on," Luster said. "Since we recognize what's going interaction be- second $15 test with a lipid pro- exercise program. staff. Those that enroll are given tween these file, including total cholesterol, "Besides being an exercise en- on, we now have to address and learn what to do to concerning pre- and post-Fitwell assess- the problems of white supremacy." two concepts. HDL and LDL lipoproteins and hancement opportunity for the ments (body composition, blood Fitness Di- Bowers triglycerides is given. All results students, we are also a practicum The topic of the two-day seminar is "Overcoming White Su- pressure, cholesterol, health risk premacy: Guidance for Liberation from the Afrikan Sister." Ac- rector Richard Bowers said the are available within a few site for those who are going into appraisal, treadmill test with two main goals of the department minutes. the health care or health promo- cording to Luster, that topic has particular meaning when ad- EKG) and fitness counseling by dressing the problems of racism in America. are to increase awareness of An initial cholesterol screening tion business," Bowers said. the SRC fitness director. one's fitness strengths and is also free to all SRC members. Fit-for-Hire is a program of- "We understand that the woman is the first teacher of all life ~ weaknesses and to stimulate the Another condition checked out fered by Fitwell that provides The program will be offered black or white," he said. "The whole world needs liberation - formation of a personal fitness by Fitwell is blood pressure, graduating seniors with a free during both fall and spring se- d and the masses of people don't know this -- so we thought it'd program and lifestyle. which is measured at rest and scientific health and fitness mesters with limited enrollment. be best to focus on the woman." "There are many things you during dynamic exercise. awareness profile (the evaluation "The purpose of this is to take direct aim and get guidance and can do to enhance your lifestyle, Next, body composition (the is $15 for non-seniors). Upon "What we are selling here is liberation for the queen sisters - the first teachers of any gen- and being aware of your health proportion of fat tissue and lean completion of the SRC Fitwell as- really improving your future eration," added Ajamu M. Kafeie, Black Student Union presi- and fitness needs is one of them," tissue) is determined by the re- sessment, participants are a- from a health point of view." dent. Bowers said. sults from a simple $3 test that warded a silver or gold certifi- The two-day event starts tonight at 7 in the Lenhart Grand The complete program in- can project one's ideal weight cate of achievement to include in Bowers said. "There are no guar- Ballroom with an address by Ava Muhammed, a minister in the cludes an orientation, consisting and intermediate weight goals. their placement portfolios, giv- antees, but we are improving the Nation of Islam. "She's one of the few citizens who could proper- of a physical activities question- Heart rate and electrocardio- ing them an edge in the employ- odds for a full, productive and ly analyze the problem of white supremacy and give guidance," naire, informed consent and a graphic responses are monitored ment marketplace. nappy lifestyle." Luster said. The conference continues Saturday with the Midwest Black Student I.UIU-IKIHI in the Mac West Dining Hall at 1:30 p.m. Dur- CENTRALIZE ing the luncheon/workshop, The Ohio State University Profes- Continued from page one. sor Linda James-Myers will address the audience on the topic of black student leadership. Northwest Ohio expressed their Gov. George Voinovich sug- "For our workshops," Luster explained, "we try to bring in concerns to members of the state gested. people without the big notoriety, but who have the knowledge to task force who wrote the report. uplift people of this situation." University President Paul Ols- The OBR should consider the The keynote address of the two-day conference comes Satur- camp said that in his 30 years of suggestions made by the individ- day at 7 p.m. when controversial female hip-hop artist Sister administration at different uni- ual university task forces and the Souljah comes to Lenhart Grand Ballroom. And while the set versities, he never once found a responses given by university topic is "Guidance for Liberation from the Afrikan Sister," university where centralization administrators after the state there's little doubt she'll address the current political situation was effective. osu task force report was issued, in the United States. Instead of having centraliza- Olscamp said. "Especially since Sister Souljah was "tied up' with Bill Clinton earlier this year, I'm sure she'll be touching on this problem," tion, Olscamp suggested the task -.': force should focus on the "diver- "What is the rush?" Olscamp Luster said. sity and differences [of each uni- of asked. "We should slow this [pro- "People need to hear what this person has to say straight from versity] and should encourage '■':ags::.-.s cess] down and take a look at the her mouth, instead «f what the media has to say," Kafeie added. the individual's Initiative." In local and state recommendations All events are free to University students and employees with Olscamp said the OBR should concerning centralization, before carefully and rationally for the addition, he said the task force proper identification. For non-University audiences, the Sister must focus on the good things re-evaluate the recom- sending their recommendation to long-range good of [Ohio resi- Souljah and Ava Muhammed addresses are $5 for admittance done by each board of trustees. mendations, especially those the legislature in December, as dents]." The Linda James-Myers luncheon is $6.
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I'm a commuter. I heard 1 have City and University officials an on-campus mailbox. Where is / requested GEOL 100 for agree the crosswalk in front of It? Spring '93 and just found out it the Administration Building on won't be offered. Help! Thurstin Street is a dangerous Dear on the Road Again: area, but there are no concrete Dear Falcon Fossil Lover solutions to the hazards. Every undergraduate student Bowling Green Police Chief living off campus is assigned a You're right! Unfortunately, Galen Ash said he will have the mailbox unless he or she GEOL 100 will not be taught this city's engineering crew exam- requests not to have one. The Spring. See Page 14 of the Spring ine the crosswalk for any fea- mailroom is 208 Moseley Hall. '93 and Fall 93 Schedule of sible recommendations to im- Look for the listing of mailbox Classes for an explanation of prove the safety of those at- numbers posted inside the mail- your options. tempting to cross the street, room or in the Off-Campus Stu- but he is unsure whether any- dent Center located on the Please note! Many campus of- thing can be done. ground floor of Moseley. The fices are closed on Wednesday, "Government can only mailroom is open 7:30 a.m. to 7:45 November 11 for Veterans' Day. protect people against them- p.m. Monday through Thursday, However, classes will still be selves so much," Ash said. and 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Fri- held that day. "There has to be certain limi- day. tations where people take a certain amount of responsibili- Uh-oh! 1 didn't request any ty." Final exams are only a few classes for Spring '93. What's the The crosswalk, with caution weeks away! How can I survive earliest I can register? signs and yellow caution lights the stress? nearby, warn drivers of possi- Dear Head Buried In the Sand: ble foot traffic. However, mo- Dear You Can Do It: torists often drive through the The earliest you may register crosswalk while pedestrians Don't wait until the last minute is Monday, Nov. 30 during New are crossing the street, even and cram! Begin preparing now Open Registration, which ends though the pedestrians have by: Wednesday, Dec. 2. Remember - the legal right-of-way. 1.) Reviewing all material. the times to request Fall '93 "Drivers are thinking about 2.) Contacting your professor classes are Dec. 3 thru 18 and what they are doing next," Ash for answers to questions you Jan. 7 thru Feb. 3,1993. said. "We worry about drivers have. everywhere in town. That's 3.) Attending any review ses- why we constantly run radar." sions. BGaSkU is a service of the Ash said he wondered if the 4.) Studying with a buddy. University's academic advisers. situation was real, or imagined by pedestrians. "It could be a matter of per- ception, rather than an actual Tht BG Newi/Llnda Lenc Concerns voiced problem," he said. Ash, chairman of the city Although pedestrians may have the right of way at crosswalks, not all drivers give them the right of Traffic Commission, said the way. This problem bas become especially apparent with the crosswalk across Thurstin Street In front area on Thurstin Street would of the Administration Building. about E. Poe site be difficult to patrol. as you can have it," Marsh trian crossing and there may even if the person who would by Shari L. Veleba A stop sign at the crosswalk campus reporter is not such a simple answer, he said. "If people are neglecting be a conflict. Drivers are not hit you says 'I'm sorry,' and ends up in jail. You'd still be road is growing." said. the lights [the city] should have required to take any other ac- Currently, there are signs on tion." dead," Dauterman said. "We have so many unjusti- an officer over there and hand Poe Road indicating a possibility Scott Ziance, 1st Ward coun- Ruth Firsdon, secretary in John Daly, director of aviation fied 4-way stop signs in the out a ticket or two. That at the University, is concerned of pedestrians, but students city. If we were to erect an- usually would serve as a de- cilman, said he is looking into the mass communication de- partment, said she has seen about the safety of students could be crossing anywhere, other sign, and there was an terrant and slow people down." the matter. many close calls at the cross- crossing East Poe Road near the Daly said. accident, the city could be held Doug Kullman, an engineer "I'm not sure what could be done. We need the crosswalk walk. Technology Annex, and would "A crosswalk would be a cen- liable," he said. from the Bureau of Traffic like to see a crosswalk nearby. tral focal point for crossing," he Michael Marsh, the munici- with the Ohio Department of there. There's nothing we can do, short of enforcement," he He took his concerns to the said. "Frankly, I am having some pal attorney, said if an accident Transportation's central office "You never take it for grant- difficulty understanding what said. ed that they [drivers] are going Traffic Commission meeting were to occur there now, it in Columbus, clarified what the Wednesday, and Police Chief Ga- the problem is in identifying a would be a matter of the in- yellow caution lights should Karen Dauterman, a Univer- to stop - especially on Fri- len Ash, the commission chair- crosswalk. sity employee in the business days," she said. jured party suing the person mean to drivers. man, said such an addition would "I'm looking at this thing as a office of the Administration Firsdon also said UPS trucks who caused the accident. The "A flashing yellow light is not be feasible because the vehicle to get the students city would not be liable be- Building, uses the crosswalk parked near the crosswalk giving notice to the drivers crosswalk is not leading to any across," he added. cause the crosswalk has cau- about the signs by the lights," daily. prevent pedestrians from see- place in particular. Daly said he plans to approach tionary lights and signs. Kullman said. "They are being "I've almost been hit. The See CROSSWALK, page five. "What's happened here is the the commission at a later date "That's about as well-marked warned that there is a pedes- sad thing is, you'd still be dead, traffic flow is growing," Daly with another proposal for a said. 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Offar amraa 11/31/92- _ Mtffeedwtlhonyomaranor' iyo*.o" from 79 C Not good w* any otnar offar M Not good wifk ony o*»ar ofW J i Elsewhere Friday, November 6, 1992 The BG News page five Tariff move geared Fixing The Plumbing to erase imbalance by Martin Crutslnger The Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Bush administration, seeking to force trade concessions for American soybean farmers, announced Thursday that it was imposing punitive tariffs on $300 million worth of European imports. The move would effectively triple the import price of a bottle of European white wine, and it threatened to set off a full-scale trade war between the United States and the 12-nation European Communi- ty. U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills announced that effective Dec. 5, the tariffs on a 750-milliliter bottle of white wine from Europe would rise from seven cents to 200 percent of the prices paid by im- porters. American consumers would not likely feel the effects of the higher tariffs until January because many importers have stockpiled ship- ments in anticipation of such a move. Several importers said that if the tariffs take effect virtually all European white wines would disappear from American store shelves because the importers would cut off orders, rather than risk being caught with expensive inventories they can't unload at triple the cur- rent price. U.S. officials released a two-page list of 240 wines that would be hit with the higher tariffs. The United States imported $270 million worth of white wine from Europe last year, with France supplying $125 million of that amount. Other big suppliers were Italy, $98 mil- lion, and Germany, $35 million. Wines from Spain, Portugal and Greece were also targeted for the new 200 percent tariffs. In an addition to $270 million in white wine imports, Hills also an- nounced that 200 percent tariffs would be imposed on $30 million in imports of wheat gluten, primarily used as a binder in pet food, and in rapeseed oil, a cooking oil. Germany is the principal European expor- ter of wheat gluten and rapeseed oil to the U.S. market. The BC Ntmi/llm NormM Hills said that she was delaying the effective date for the new tar- Working In the instrument repair room on the second floor of the saxophone Wednesday afternoon. LaMendola makes about two iffs to allow negotiators time for one last-ditch effort to resolve the Moore Musical Arts Center, instrument repair technician Jared trips a year here to work on University Instruments. underlying trade dispute involving American soybean sales to LaMendola, owner of Forte Music in Tiffin, looks for leaks in a Europe. "We have demonstrated extraordinary patience and we are open to further negotiations in the 30 days before the duties become effec- tive," Hills told reporters. "However, given the trade harm the United States is suffering, I must proceed with a compensatory trade Next-term decisions made early action." hu William M VA/Plrh ' The administration claims the unfair subsidies cost American pro- by William M.Welch The Associated Press feuding between two of Carter's were virtually worthless, rec- It didn't all go smoothly but, ducers $1 billion a year in lost sales. top lieutenants, Jack H. Watson ommending for jobs many people armed with his landslide man- Hills expressed the hope that talks over the next month would suc- Jr., and Hamilton Jordan, domi- with no loyalty to Nixon or the date, Reagan was able to win the ceed but also issued a new target list of $1.7 billion worth of other WASHINGTON - Memo to the nated the transition but contin- Republican Party. budget cuts, tax cuts and defense European products. She said the administration would broaden the president-elect: Don't be fooled ued into the administration. spending increases he sought tariff targets beyond the original $300 million unless the negotiations by the 11-week wait before you Four years later, when Ronald Nixon's team threw those plans from Congress in his first year. succeed can move into the White House. Reagan came into office, hosti- out and started from scratch, Your administration has already lity between Michael Deaver and operating out of a New York ho- "Maybe we can be faulted for begun. Edwin Meese resulted in the tel. our view, but we did have a CROSSWALK That's the essence of advice of- White House "troika" of top "It was a disaster," Anderson common plan," said Richard Al- Continued from page four. fered by former officials who've aides to the president, with said. "He lost the presidency on len, who was in charge of Rea- helped past presidents take of- James Baker as chief of staff. it, I contend." gan's foreign policy transition ing cars coming down the ate professor of journalism, fice. "The smoothness of the tran- and became his national security street. said he recently saw a netr-hit It is during this transition sition will be an indicator of how Twelve years later, Reagan' adviser. "If you don't really have Bill Vogt, a senior education when a student tried to run period, from the election to the the administration will proceed," came to Washington with the a plan, you can imagine the dag- major, said he frequently uses across the walkway. inauguration Jan. 20, that de- said Mark A. Abramson, execu- biggest transition operation ever gers that will be out." the crosswalk. "Three or four cars were cisions are made which in many tive director of the Council for - 1,000 people on teams that es- "I don't think you can walk stopped for other people, but ways will decide the course of Excellence in Government, a bi- tablished parallel governments The first task is to fill the key right through - you have to the kid came running to cross. Bill Clinton's presidency. partisan think tank. at each department. There were jobs: the White House staff, the watch," he said. They didn't stop for him, and Key jobs are filled and objec- Every recent president-elect briefing books for every new Cabinet secretaries and the eco- Melissa Meyers, a senior ac- missed him by about six in- tives are set that will become the has provided for some planning Cabinet officer, filled with eve- nomic advisers. There are some counting major, also said cau- ches," he said. "The ones who guideposts for four years. even before election day. Clinton rything Reagan had said on a par- 3,000 top political jobs to be filled tion is necessary. stop all the time are the ones "You can lose the grip on your has had a small planning group in ticular subject. in government. "I usually wait and look be- who cross regularly, like em- presidency and take a large step Little Rock for two months. cause some drivers don't look ployees in the Administration toward losing the next race for Whether the advance work like they are going to stop," she Building," he said. president before you're even proves helpful is another matter. said. Laakaniemi said a police sworn in if you don't put the right Martin Anderson was domestic Fall 1993 Listings Are Available. Barbara Waddell, public in- presence during the busiest people in place," said Stuart Ei- adviser for Richard Nixon when Good Locations Close To Campus. formation officer for Public crossing times would make the zenstat, director of policy devel- he was elected in 1968, and later Safety, said budget limitations area safer. opment in Jimmy Carter's tran- had the same role in Reagan's Hurry! Only a few left for second semester. do not permit University secu- "I don't see why they don't sition and, later, his domestic ad- transition and White House. An- rity to monitor the crosswalk at have some police here at cer- viser. derson said that, shortly after the Leases beginning January 2,1993. this time. tain times, like 8 a.m. find ? The last time the Democrats election, they discovered their Call for more information at: "We can't afford it, and we p.m. - they'd only have ';o be won the White House, internal pre-election transition plans don't have the manpower," she here for five or 10 minutes," said. Laakaniemi said. 352-0717 Waddell stressed that edu- He said the potential for cating the University commu- tragedy at the crosswalk is nity about the dangers of the great. area is one way to prevent any "It's going to happen here accidents fro.-n occurring eventually. That's the way so- ALPHA GAMMA DETA there. ciety is - we don't do anything Greenbriar Inc. 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Optimism, dedication, de- swimming upon her arrival in After the disappointing MAC termination and desire are rarely BG. meet, she has some definite faceND found together in one person, but "I could swim in high school, goals. when they are, they signify a but there's no way I could con- The men's and women's special person; they signify a ceive the idea of swimming in "I want to stay with the top swim teams will travel to winner. Chert Triner is one such college," she said. Michigan girls. Michigan is one South Bend, Ind., today to person who has shown what these However, after looking at of the teams expected to qualify take on the Fighting Irish of characteristics can lead to in the Triner's feats in college cross for nationals. If I am going to Notre Dame in the Falcons' world of cross country. country and track, one would cross that finish line and have first dual meet of the This year as a senior, Triner have doubts that she might not any guarantee of qualifying for season. has produced her most success- have been able to handle the nationals, I have to be within the Despite the prestige of Notre Dame as an academic ful season ever in the sport. third sport. top three individuals. I also want Aside from a fluke MAC meet Triner came to BG and found to beat a lot of the girls that beat and athletic powerhouse, the Falcons will focus on performance, Triner earned the immediate success in the run- me last week at MAC'S. Especial- status of being undefeated ning world. ly Julie Rhoda, of Miami, who looking beyond the mysti- throughout the season, making "To me, during my freshman won MAC'S. I've beaten her que that has eluded so many her the No. 1 runner in Ohio. Al- year, every meet was like the already this year," Triner said. teams in the past. though she agrees that this has high school state cross country With goals like these belonging "We've got to go in there been her most successful season, meet. At my first meet in college, to such a successful, determined and do our job," coach Triner stated that her entire ex- I dropped 20 seconds off my best athlete, the Idea of accomplish- Brian Gordon said. perience with the sport has time ever in high school," Triner ing them is well within the realm The women's team, after brought a number of rewards. said. of possibility. such an impressive per- "I started running when I was And now as a senior, Triner formance last week at the 10. I was in the sixth grade and still finds the excitement of Im- "Cherl Is the most determined Tom Stubbs Relays, my sister was running in junior proving her best times. This runner in the conference and she shouldn't have as stiff a high. I always looked up to her year, she lowered her best time has a good chance of qualifying challenge as the men will. and I wanted to be just like her, in a 3.1 mile run to 17:46; which for nationals," said her coach, However, Gordon believes so I started doing it. Then she averages out to approximately a Steve Price. that the potential of sweep- moved on to high school and be- 5:45 mile. As for the future, the general ing wins on both sides is came a cheerleader, so I got my "I'm very pleased with this studies in business major wants much within the realm of dad Into it so I'd have someone to season, except for the MAC meet. to continue running after college. possibility. run with," Triner recalled. There was a lot of pressure and "I want to stay competitive. It "Anything can happen at Triner went on to run in junior everyone kept talking about me would be nice to get some spon- this meet, but if everyone high, like her sister, and was the winning ... It was just a bad race. sors like Brooks or Etonlc so I does their share, good only girl on the team. She contin- I worried too much about the could get some free shoes or race things will happen. For the ued to run cross country at Can- people behind me during the race entries every once In a while. I men, this is their best op- ton Glenoak, her high school, as and not those ahead of me," she really think that I have yet to see portunity to beat Notre well as pick up swimming and said. my best," she said. "My best is Dame. It will be at their The BG Newi/Tim Norman track. She remained dedicated Triner's next meet will be on yet to come." pool, and with the football game this weekend, there's BG cross country team member Cherl Triner ran up an unbeaUr. going to be a lot of spirit go- streak during the regular season meets, earning a spot In the NCAA ing around. The men will District 4 Qualifier in Bloomington, Indiana November 14. have to swim a perfect meet, but it can be done," Gordon said. P^GAFE Another Low Budget Weekend Presents... The Rivermen Tonight Only!! Western Union can get you money Saturday Night... Backstreet from home in minutes! ...with Sounds of WESTERN IMONEY The Grateful Dead UNION I TRANSFER The fastest way to send money.' Available at all 104 S. MAIN 353-0988 Demented & The Hobbit Sfe„e * "eather ^He'l&SHSh( »Bear Seanothan & Sweet Pee £> Itchy & Stacy pffif 030 & Jf Jim&Stacey &His Spice ™ A© /"V •ae/ 0r r '^° Duke & Theb ^n , , °<*e,- ***** 0*** rice Brillo & Trish Brian & Brooke 4q, pen&rw 9 * **C. John & Jenny v Sean & Becky *&. Muta&Lissa O{8l &TabbV 'er«Tr T*eety&™da -roonces Root & Allison Qcy Colored Ink Friday, November6, 1992 The BG News page seven Falcons look to continue win streak by Glen Lubbert past four seasons and only two second of his squad's goals. At Eastern sports editor The BG News Sports Western games this season. The only no- the onset, Blackney mapped out Bowling Toledo Michigan Temple table performance from the Green Michigan three achievements that would at at at Pride and tradition. Golden Flashes came against Ak- make this another stellar season. EDITORS' at at Ball Central Akron That's what the Bowling Green ron, where they defeated the Zips The first was winning the Toledo Kent State Michigan Miami football team has instilled In Its 20-16 in Kent game, the second was a repeat as CHOICE die-hard followers of the past two But against the Falcons, the conference champions - the first seasons and the reason why a vic- Flashes can't expect to have as team to do so since Central Mich- Glen Lubbert (18-7) tory over Kent State Saturday much luck. BG leads the confer- igan in 1979 and 1980 - and the would make so much sense. final goal would be a victory at the Las Vegas Bowl. Bowling Toledo Central Miami Akron The Falcons will be searching Thls Weekend In the Green Michigan for their second consecutive Mid-American Conference Mid-American Conference title "When you're at BG, the expec- and a continuation of a 14-game Bowling Green ai Kent tation is to be able to win any win streak when the Golden Fla- Toledo ai Ball Stale game," Blackney said. "What's shes host BG. Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan special is we have tradition and The streak ties the Falcons for Western Michigan at Miami that's immeasurable." w Erik PunillO (18-7; the third longest win streak Temple at Akron Youngstown State at Ohio among Division I-A and I-AA Falcon Notes: Sophomore line- conferences in the nation. In the backer Vince Palko led the Fal- Bowling cons with 17 tackles against Ball Central Western Akron MAC, Miami holds the record ence in scoring offense with 223 Green State Michigan Michigan with 16 straight. An undefeated points, an average of 24.8 points Miami ... BG gave up its first conference schedule this season per game. They're second in total points in the third quarter of a would tie the Falcons with the offense, 374.3 yards per game, MAC game this year when Miami Redskins. BG has also won eight rushing offense, 158.6 yards per scored a touchdown and added a straight conference games on the game, and passing offense, 215.8 two-point conversion ... BG has & road. yards per game. The Flashes given up just 24 third-quarter Steve Seasly (15-10) "For us to win the champion- rank at the bottom half of the points in the 14 MAC games ship, we've got to win on the league in all categories except they've played since the begin- ning of the 1991 season ... split road," head coach Gary Blackney turnover margin, in which they Bowling Toledo Central Western Akron said. "We'd like to get Miami's are second with a +0.56. end Ronnie Redd caught a pass in Green Michigan Michigan consecutive win streak." his 20th straight game Saturday The Falcons could clinch the Blackney will be depending ... senior split end Dave Hankins MAC title with a win over the upon the ability of his strong doubled his career total for TD o struggling Kent program, which offense to help give the team its receptions with two against has won just six games In the final victory for a MAC title, the Miami. Huskies meet Wildcats by Rick Warner BGtofaceUIQWMU The Associated Press are," Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz said. by Alex Brlcker When it comes to football success, there's been sports writer ward Rob Hutson (four goals "player of the week," Ryan no comparison between Nebraska and Kansas. and three assists for seven D'Arcy. The sophomore for- When top-ranked Washington visits No. 12 Ari- After 23 straight losses to the No. 7 Comhuskers, points), sophomore forward ward has scored two goals and zona, It will give fans and poll voters their first the No. 13 Jay hawks could be ready for a break- Bowling Green gained its Mark Zdan (2-5-7), and sopho- four assists for six points this concrete comparison between the Huskies and through Saturday in Lincoln. first Central Collegiate Hockey season. WMU is also lead by their closest challenger for the national champion- Association win last Saturday senior center Pat Ferschweiler ship, second-ranked Miami. "They can throw the football and run the football as the Falcons defeated CCHA (1-5-6). Byron Witkowski, Colin That's because Arizona is the only team that very effectively," Nebraska linebacker Trev Al- newcomer Kent State 5-3. Ward and Chris Ward round plays Washington and Miami during the regular berts said. "They have a great quarterback. It's not BG was shocked on Friday at out the top scorers for the season. The Wildcats nearly upset Miami at the something where you know they're going to pass the Ice Arena when the Golden Broncos with five points Orange Bowl on Sept. 26, falling 8-7 when they all four downs." Flashes came out flying and apiece. missed a 51-yard field goal on the final play. snatched a 5-2 victory from the G Sophomore Brian Renfrew is "It's a different time," Arizona coach Dick In other Top 25 games, it's No. 3 Alabama at Falcons. FLAMES WMU's top goalie with a 2-0 Tomey said. "We're a better team, Miami's a better LSU; No. 4 Michigan at Northwestern; Louisville at Up next for Bowling Green is record to go along with a 3.00 team, Washington's a different team. We're play- No. 5 Texas A&M; Maryland at No. 6 Florida State; something that neither the GAA and a 91.3 save percent- ing (Washington) at home and they respect us. Virginia Tech at No. 10 Syracuse; No. 11 Southern team nor the fans have seen age. Miami didn't. It's totally different" Cal at No. 21 Stanford; Southern Mississippi at No. before in league play. The Fal- The starting goalie for Fri- Boston College isn't usually compared to football 14 Florida; Oklahoma State at No. 16 Colorado; No. cons will be facing two Utktrm Mi- I.V-.I iu\»r»n, day night is still undecided for powers like Notre Dame. On Saturday, the un- 17 North Carolina State at Virginia; No. 18 North different teams in one week- BG. The Falcons got strong beaten, ninth-ranked Eagles are given a good Carolina at Clemson; Arkansas at No. 19 Mississip- end. The Brown and Orange goaltending last Saturday from chance of beating the No. 8 Irish at South Bend. pi State; No. 20 Texas at Texas Christian; Minne- travel to the University of Illi- freshman Aaron Ellis. Ellis, a "I told our players after the Navy game that sota at No. 22 Ohio State; and Arizona State at No. nois-Chicago Flames on Friday more forward Derek Knorr 1992 draft pick by the Quebec right now Boston College Is playing better than we 25 Washington State. and then travel two and a half (2-4-6). Nordiques, looked great in goal hours to meet the Broncos of Sophomore Jon Hillebrandt and is a consideration for the Western Michigan. is the Flames' No. 1 goalie with starting position this weekend. "It adds some excitement to a record of one win and three Ellis and Will Clarke will be the the season," coach Jerry York losses. He owns a 4.53 goals two goalies most likely taken Cavs aim to be champs said. "We usually play one against average and an 87.4 on the trip this weekend. team for three periods on one save percentage. Hillebrandt is "I've been working hard the night, then come out the next backed up in goal by Jeff past couple of weeks in prac- by Chuck Melvln ation of quickness and height and that's a plus. Our improve- night and play the same team Featherstone and Trent Levins. tice and I knew I'd get my The Associated Press since the Cavs traded away Ron ment is from within." for three more periods. Now Western Michigan is coming chance sooner or later. I just Harper in 1989. The Cavaliers' well-balanced we'll be facing two different off of a weekend shocker had no idea it would be this "I don't know that it's possible nucleus is virtually unchanged teams on two different nights." against the University of Mich- weekend," Ellis said. "It was RICHFIELD, Ohio - Brad to stop Jordan," Cleveland gen- from last year. Illinois-Chicago is coming igan Wolverines. WMU took really nerve-racking being my Daugherty just turned 27. Mark eral manager Wayne Erabry said. Daugherty is coming off a off of a weekend sweep by three out of four points from first game and all. The first Price Is 28. Larry Nance is 33. "But... there aren't many people season that cemented him as one Hockey East member North- UM with a 2-2 tie on Friday and shot that went by me for a goal Soon, describing the Cleveland who guard Michael as well as of the NBA's elite centers, as he eastern. The Flames lost 8-2 on an 8-4 loss on Saturday. was a slap in the face and said, Cavaliers as a young, promising Gerald. He's one of the top de- averaged 21.5 points and 10.4 re- Friday and 4-2 oh Saturday. The Broncos are lead by this 'Hey, bear down and play well team won't wash The time has fensive guards in the league." bounds per game. Though tendin- UIC is led by freshman for- week's CCHA offensive through the rest of the night.'" come for this group, once de- Aside from the addition of Wil- itis in his knee has sidelined him scribed by Magic Johnson as the kins and the signing of rebound- for much of the preseason, he "team of the '90s," to live up to ing specialist Jerome Lane, the practiced this week and pro- Its billing. Cavaliers figure to be the same nounced himself ready to go. "We've got a veteran core, and team that was ousted by the Bulls Mi Want To Serve You! that's good, because they know in six games in the Eastern Con- #Come to what it takes to win," says coach ference finals last spring. Lenny Wilkens, whose Cavaliers Despite the repeated problems little Italy, A Spaghetti Dinner open the NBA regular season against Jordan and the Bulls, Onlu $3.00 will oet uou Friday night against the two-time Embry and coach Lenny Wilkens * Beverage and Desserts * Great Musical Entertainment * defending champion Chicago saw no need to overhaul a unit Bulls. coming off the most successful ♦ Delicious Spaghetti ♦ Door Prizes ♦ Warm Garlic Bread ♦ It's the perfect opening-night season in its history. (WHEN: Sunday, Nov. 8 - anytime between 4:30-6:30pm ^ test for the Cavaliers, whose only "We didn't need to make the WHERE: Kappa Kappa Gamma & Phi Kappa Psl Houses ) significant offseason move - the kinds of major changes New signing of former New York York made," Wilkens said. "New Knicks guard Gerald Wilkins - York had trouble scoring 80 BE THERE! YOUR FRIENDS WILL BE was aimed squarely at Chicago. points a game last year. 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CENTER S 3 FREE ADMISSION jjj " ITVBlOOd A3H0OH P Classified page eight, The BG News Friday, November 6, 1992 Delta Sigma Pi Foreign Folklore: Greek folklore says, on New The Brothers of Beta Theta Pi would like to American Dream Kosmetice, Inc. CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS PERSONALS Secret Little Angle Wacker Year's Eve a coin is placed m fresh baked congratulate Jason Shawberry on his en- An Ohio based nationwide cosmetics com- Good luck at Initiation' bread and getting the coin is? gagement lo Pity Evors! pany Is expanding In all areas. Aloe based I know you'H 0o fine1 Good luck for the upcoming year. The Brothers of Beta Theta Pi are proud skin care and glamour products. Sales •TOXIC TUESDAY" ' Delta Sigma Pi' Love. Your Secret Big! to announce our 92-93 Beta Sweetheart counselors & directors needed. No Inven- Ralfy against British Petroleum (BP). Ohio's Check out the Folklore issue ol Miscellany Little Sean Stephanie Yeeger of Alpha XI Delia tory to Stock. 1-600-USA-8759, 8-5, M-f. GO- Biggest Polluter Organized by 8GSU Student Only one more day Dallaaig' DWUlig Magazine on Nov. 9' OO-OOI Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC). until you're a BROTHER! Sacrat LIB* Maliisa Mayets. Attention Alpha Lambda Delta Membersl Tues.Nov 10.3pm. Union Oval Good luck I To I he Bamboo Bandits: Good luck allniMaonl Free Fashon Show - All Welcome TUTORS ALWAYS WANTED E very one Welcome' Love, BIG LISA Please return our wicker chair You're almost thorel This Sunday, November 8 You've gotta know a lot about something... • Delta Sigma Pi * fo the East Wooster House!! Ill Love, Your Secret Big 2:00 p.m., 121 West Hall Why donT you tutor someone who doesnl? A reminder "A Fashion Salute to the American Style- (ANY course you've taken is acceptable) Phi Eta S*gma officer applications are available We Want To Serve Youl ' Friends ol the Deal* DG - TTKA DG - TTKA Fashion Merchandising Asswcation Be a volunteer lor ALD outside 310 BA Applications are due Novem- Come dine with your friends in There's an exciting meeting Sun.. Nov. 8 at Brian - Hey. you rmaliy got your wish- You're Call Paul at 372-5063 tor information ber^ 9 00pm 202 ED Two deal members will speak LITTLE ITALY going to OUTLAWED! I hope you're as exciied Free Fashon Snow • All Welcome about the^i oipenoncus Be there1 For only $3 00. you can enjoy Derek Wolfgram as I am. This Sunday. November 6 Earn $1,000 per week at home stuffing enve- ■ great spaghetti dinner, Campus Polly eyes 1 Love.Juls "Spnng Break " Bahamas Cruise (*10 2:00 p.m.. 121 West Hall musical entertainment and lopes' For Information, please send long self Derek Wolfgram DG - TTKA - DG - TTKA "A Fashion Salute to the American Style" Meals) $279' Panama City With Kitchen $1191 a fun social atmosphere1 addressed stamped envelope to CJ Enter- 9:30-1230 a.m. Fashon Merchandising Associaton Cancun $429< Jamaica $479) Daytona (Kitch- Sun., Nov. 8 anytime prises. Box 67068C, Cuyahoga Falls, OH Derek Wolfgram DG DG Dawn Ingram DG DG ens) $1491 Key West $2491 Prices Increase Nails-Fiber glass, $35 00 Fill. $17.00. Acrylic, between 4:30-6:30 p.m. 44222 (the Greeks outside my window guy) Thank you lor everything you've done these 12/11/921 $25 00: Fill. $15.00 Nail piercing. $5.00 Cam Be at the Kappa Kappa Gamma No cover .Good food... oast lew weeks. You are a great Big, room- EARN $1,500 WEEKLY mailing our clrcu- 1 600-676-6386. pus Headquarters ' 354-2244 and the Phi Kappa Psi House1 Good beer Good tunes. mate, and most ol all, a wonderful Ihend. lsrs!...Begin NOW!... FREE packet! SEYS, We'll see you (here! Derek Wolfgram' •Rush Group #12' Well miss you Saturday I love ya-Juls NOW DISCOVER EUROPE Dept. 235, Box 4000, Cordova, TN 38018-4000 Reunion time with your Rho Chi's Carolyn & SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE Katie. Otlen. East Lounge 6:30 p m. on 11/SI Earn6cr hr grad or undergrad Jeopardy DGDGOGDGDG "Harry "Anne. GOOD MONEY Bring $ for ptzya' ^^ Classes m English Are you going to have a Happy Birthday, presented by STEP-1 Via - Finally, an OUTLAWED we can enjoy Need someone to do various yardwork (rake SCHOLARSHIP MONEY AVAILABLE am I going to have to crack your toes? Saturday Night at 9:15a! •UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS* together. Bertha Rules! leaves, trim shrubs, pull weeds, etc.) You Information Meeting French House Love, Fur Bear THE DRY DOCK Applications due November 6,1992 Love ya. Me make your own hours. Call 352-1846 •Promote BGSU In A Unique Style!* DGDGDGDGDG Tuesday. Nov. 10.8:30 p.m. More info: Dr. Chittle 372-8180/372-2648 Need more money? POSITIVE SWEAT Went to help others? performing at the Dry Dock -DELTA SIGMA PI- DG LynnS Jaime DG WANTED As a BeautiControl Image Consultant you can 1 Order any Specialty Pizza, get free order of Nov. 7th, 10:30 Secret Lil'Jim McGowani Get psyched lor OUTLAWED You guys are do both' Full & Part time opportunities. Profes- Good luck at Initiation! great. I love ya, Juls Garlic Bread w/ cheese, inside only. sonai training provided Call 686 0801. Get Psyched! DG DGDGDGDGDG Campus Pollyeyes. 440 E Court Si Spnng '92 and Fall '92 Phi Eta Sigma initiates Many Beers. Your Secret Big! i or 2 M/F sublease's wanted Now taking applications for lunch help and MUST pick up their certificates from Shelly Yi- b share apt. dose to campus. closing hours. Apply at either Perrysburg Sub- PhiOelf Pike'Phi Deit nglmg, 117 Rodgers. il you did NOT attend the Did you know... Heat ind, $20u7mo. 3530922, James. ways Pt 25 and Rt 20 banquets 21 21 21 21 Amy Ebel 21 21 21 21 85% ol BGSU students leel 5 or more dnnks in $ $ 100 CASH BONUS $ $ Pi. time bartender, 5:30-11:30. Congratulations' Hope your day is super' one setting, once or twice a week, is a per- Tonights the night STEP-1 Presents Jeopardy Be at Mark* at 6:00PM Apply at LaRoe's Restaurant. Now you can make beer runs for all of us' ceived nsk? (based on a 1992 survey) Saturday Nkjht at 9:15 at Love, Colleen, Came and Holly Don't forget your date Dec. Commencement Tickets Grand Rapids. Alcohol Awareness Week 1992 1 THE DRY DOCK Dual Date Dash Willing to pay November 1-7 Call Bill 81352-5147 Air Force ROTC Pikes" Phi Dell * Pikes SPRINGBREAKERS SSgt. Langton. Did you know... Help! Subleaser needed for Spring 93 semes- The Dry Dock presents Close to 1/4 ol BGSU students choose not to Promote our Florida Spnng Break POSITIVE SWEAT We sure will miss you' Have a safe trip to LA. ter One block from campus. 1 bdrm, 2 person. drink alcohol when they attend a party? (based Phi Sig* Phi Sig "Phi Sig packages Earn MONEY and FREE tnps. November 7th at 1030P m Det 620 will never be the same without youl Furnished, relatively cheap. onai992survey| A big thanks to last year's Executive Council Call Campus Marketing 800-423-5264. AND Julie, Brenda & Landa Desperate! Call 353-7803 Alcohol Awareness Week 1992 You did a great job. Step-i Presents November 1-7 Damn Proud Jeopardy. 9:15-10:15 p.m. Van dnver-pt position to provide transporta- Campus Folklore: What two things supposedly Male roommate. tion to and Irom social service agency Must be in (he Galley) happen it you walk on the right side of the Close to campus. $i64/mo. between age ol 21 to 65. have valid drivers li- OPEN TO ALL Campus Seal? Did you know... Phi Sig " Alpha Phi • Phi Sig Call 354-7403 In El Salvador, drunk drivers are executed by a Thanks to our Alpha Phi Broomball coaches cense, and excellent dnving record Send re- You will gel a good grade on an upcoming sumeto: P.O. Bo' 738. Bowling Green. EOE. exam and you will marry a fellow falcon. finng squad alter then l.fst oltonse Phi Sig * Alpha Phi" Phi Sig Mature female roommate. The Dry Dock presents DISCOVER EUROPE $ '65 T o plus uM Own room. Check out the Folklore issue ol Miscellany WANT TO TRAVEL FREE, EARN CASH POSITIVE SWEAT SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE PI PHI" PI PHI ■ PI PHI Call 352-2197 November 7th at '0 30p.m. Magazine on Nov. 9! Earn6cr hr. grad or undergrad The Sisters ol PI BETA PHI would like to con- AND RESUME EXPERIENCE? AND Classes m English gratulate Sarah Wolf on her recent pearling Students & Organizations call Chucki- I'm so glad you're here! I've missed Step-1 Presents SCHOLARSHIP MONEY AVAILABLE toChariy Kho. Non-smokmg female subleaser needed for College Tours to join our teaml you so much - hope that I can make it worth Jeopardy 9 15-10 15 p.m Information Meeting: French House PI PHI "PI PHI'PI PHI Spring. Fum. apt. across from campus. Call We have 25 years experience. your ride I Love. Me in the Galley1 Tuesday. Nov. 10; 8:30 p.m. Amy ai 352-8385. great pnees, hotels & destinations OPEN TO ALL DELTA GAMMA ft ALPHA PHI Call 1 (800) 959-4SUN More into: Dr. Chittle 372-8180/372 2646 PI PHI "PI PHI "PI PHI One female subleaser for Spring semester. The Sisters ol Delta Gamma would like to con- The Sisters of PI BETA PHI would like to con- Very cheap and dose to campusl gratulate the Sisters of Alpha Phi tor a success- The Dry Dock presents DISCOVER EUROPE gratulate our houseboy Greg Price on hit re- Please call 352-4536, leave message ful philanthropy Special thanks to our great POSITIVE SWEAT SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE cent pearling ol University ol Michigan Alpha coaches. Kim and Juliet Nov. 71h, 10:30 Earn 6 cr. hr. grad or undergrad Chi Omega. Jennifer Dragon One male subleaser wanted to share apart- FOR SALE DELTA SIGMA PI Classes in English PI PHI "PI PHI* PI PHI ment dose to campus Spnng Semester Call To All of the WBGU FM's Staff Ld'K.T. SCHOLARSHIP MONEY AVAILABLE 353-2334. One more day until Initiation1 Information meeting French House There will be a staff mooting ROB WEINMANN 1983 Honda Civic. Congratulations 11 Tuesday. Nov. 10,8:30 p.m. Room m a house Tuesday. November 10.1992 at 9:00p.m. BG WATER POLO Excellent A economical transportation. 1 Love, Big Hayley More into: Or Chittle 372-8180/372-2646 -OWN ROOM* in South HaN Be mere Very dose to campus Call 352-6562. Good luck at Findlay this weekend' Use your An arm's reach awayl WANTED: GameMasters. Referees, Dung Delta Sigma PI Do you or someone you know need an apart- GUNS to kick some a ' I love youl Call 352-0946 1986 Mercury Cougar LS eonMasters. Heroes. Rogues. Cannon Fodder Melissa Jones ment for Spnng Semester? Rent SlSOVmonth, Your Guns Groupie white, loaded, key-less entry, good condition, You've done great so far. own bedroom, close to campus. Call Steph P.S. 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For more info Call Bill 353-8803 disks Of absolutely no value to anyone but Board lor Spring 1992 until November 13 in the TOURS 1-800-426-7710. Then my identity I can tell you $202.50 Sell 50 lunny. college T-shirts and owner. Please leave message at 372-3652"I Intramural Office. Pick up application in 108 &gEp I truly can not waitl make $202.50. No financial oo ga: on A Risk HecCirie- Sig Ep Sam Sez: Happy HOFNAR Day CHEAP! FBIUS. SEIZED Good luck. Free program. Avg. sales time is 4-6 hours. SigEp 89MERCEDES $200 SERVICES OFFERED Your Secret Big H.A.S.T.E.: HIVAIDS AWARENESS Choose Irom 18 designs. Smaller/larger quan- 86 VW $50 STEPPING TOWARD EMPOWERMENT tities avail Cai» 1-800-733-3265 87MERCEDES $100 Delta Sigma Pi S»g Ep * Dee Gee * Sig Ep' Dee Gee ACTIVITIES DIRECTORS NEEDED 65 MUSTANG $65 Do you anticipate working with clients who Lil' Paula Mike. Jeff, Hans, Matt. Mike Jason. NOW INTERVIEWING for the summer of Choose Irom thousands starting $25 Pregnant? 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Delta Sigma Pi Beginning Tues, Nov. 10 at 9 p.m., the first 1 Sigma Phi Epsion If interested, send resume to: Moving soon? Items lor sale. Call Fact Line for a free ALD Tutor Grand Little Sean of a 5 part series program on HIV/AIDS will Brother of the WeeK: Billy Pnce Jellystone Camp Resort Magnavox 2 head VCR w/remote, 1 yr. old. 372-2445 The Big Day is here. Know the purpose and all be conducted. Find out the latest treavnents Athlete of the Week: Mark Finn 3392S.R 82 $100. Twin bed, complete w/headboard, $50. the questions. See you at breakfast. and coping skills. Hear personal stones. Sigma Phi Epsilon Manua. OH 44255 Expandable bed frame, cordless phone and Your Grandbig, HASTE, will meet in the tabby ol the Student weight bench wiweights and also twin head- Dennis Health Center. II you have a special concern boards. Leather jump boots. Call Dave, Delta Sigma Pi about HIVAIDS. call 372-8302 to register. STEVE MARTIN WEEK ECLA-ZliL 111HATK EJ|P*fel V ALASKA SUMMER JOBS 352-5801 BOWLING GKI-XN • »J Itf! \[ff MW/l'l] Buy any Video at regular pnce and receive any Students needed' Earn $600* HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEN PRO Sieve Martin video free. Expires ' 1/6/92 YAMAHA Acoustic Guitar w/ case. WE SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST YA per week in canneries or Delta Sigma PI LATE NIGHT VIDEO DELIVERS Less than 1 yr. old. Excellent cond. KNOW. NOW THAT YOU'RE FINALLY 21. $4000* per month on fishing boats. Secret Little KT. 140 E.Wooster 354-5283 $250. OBO Call Jenny, 353-7101. THE TIME HAS COME TO HAVE SOME FUN! No experience necessary' HONEY ■ Good luck at Initiation! HAPPY 21 stl Get a head start on summer! Know your stuff ft you'll do fine. LOVE, YOUR ROOMIES Take Care of Yourself Learn ways to lower For program call Secret B>g your fat intake and Mood cholesterol level tool (206) 545-4155 Ext. A5S44 ■cip Delta Sigma Pi Judy Nieset ol Delta Sigma Pi You're invited to a free cholesterol education FOR RENT Get psyched lor Initiation! class. Learn how to read food labels and more. ELECTRICIANS You'll do our family proud! Wednesday. Nov. 11 at 6 p.m in the Student APPRENTICESHIP Nightly at 7:15 Delta Sigma PI Love, Your Big. Betty Health Centor Call 372-8302 for more) Into. Need subleases in Dec. OPPORTUNITY Secret Lil' Chris Merrlck Sat. Sun. Mat. 2:00 4:00 TARA 4 MICHELLE (Men & Women)The Toledo Electrical Joint 2 b/b - Free heat, A/C, HBO Tomorrow is your day Kappa Sigma' Kappa Sigma Irs been a weekl Get out of jail, free! Apprenticeship and Training Committee will be Call 353-1507. You will become a Brother Brooke. Stack), and Keilio. As they bury me now Aren't you glad E lection Day is over? accepting applications for apprenticeship from You will soon discover Roommate needed Spring semester. Six feet there my body lies Act your age' November 2, 1992 through November 13, Your Secret Bigs are like no other! Wash/dryer, dose to campus. $150.00 per BOOIilERANli SDH leel like I'm going down Love, Mel an i e 1992. Applications will be available at the Ap- Best of l uck i Love Your Secret Big X2 month . electric Call 353-4310 after 4.00 p.m. I hear a distant wailing c/y prenticeship Training Center, 803 Lime City EDDIE Road, Rossford, Ohio (behind Local 8)on the (sj Nightly at 9:15 God something must've gone wrong Tee, Starting 1/8 - sublease until May. Close to Delta Sigma Pi hour from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday MURPHY, And much too late I realize I love you roomiel You're the best! campus.$335'utility.2bedroom 352-2979. Ul Debbie. Now I lay me down to sleep through Friday, If you are at least 18 years of TC2B 2 Foreverl Sublease i bedroom apt. available m Decem- Hope you are excited for tomorrow! Blah, blah, blah, my soul to keep age. have successfully completed one year of Fit Sat. Midnight Love, Bizz ber Furnished, A/C, cheap utilities. Can You will do a great jobl If I die before I wake high school algebra or a post high school alge- 352-1900 or Gary Thompson at 354-3996. "Pet Sematary T R Your Big. Lisa 111 OO TO HELL for heaven's sake bra course, have a high school diploma or GED Delta Sigma PI Place all your trust here in The Betas ask.. and are m good health, you qualify to apply for Subleaser needed - Spring semester. Studio Brian, Jim and PD "Have you ever heard of a said Program. YOU MUST APPLY IN PER- apartment, close to campus $175.00 plus utili- Kappa Sigma' Kappa Sigma Buffalo Bash?" SON. ties. Call 353-0271 THE BLOOOMOBILE IS COMING! Recruitment, selection, employment and train- MG. THE BLOOOMOBILE IS COMING! ing of apprentices is done without discnmi- Did you get your Senior Cilzani card yet?? NOV. 16-20 AT THE NORTHEAST COM- nation due to race, religion, color, national on- 11 MISTER SPOT'S Happy Birthday MONS gmor sex. Love.S.G 10:30am-4:30pm 125 EAST COURT* DOWNTOWN FIELDHOUSE EMPLOYEES FREE DELIVERY / OPEN LATE 7 DAYS The Bowling Green FieWhousewill be accept- ing applications lor student employment be- Toledo ginning Thursday, November 5th in the Stu- dent Recreation Center Main Office. Applica- 352-SPOT Medical tion deadline wi be Wednesday, November 1 nth. however, will be limited to the Nnrt 100 MICKEY DOES Services, Inc. ■ CENTER FOR CHOICE I applicants. Reproductive Health Care for Women • Abortion through VALID ONLY Abortion to 17 Weeks 17 weeks ede T SPOT'S .e>«*° "„i Free Can of Pop * 24 HR. 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The Insider Ukiik & ^*^^^\/%t&W\ ft ■ Edltor-In-Chlef ff) Managing Editor 'Howard's Karen Koster End' just Art Director the start Laurel Pajer of terrific Staff Writers Lisa Gallagher Ryan Honeyman by David Huffman Dorian Halkovich Insider film critic Linda Lenc Batman Returns and Lethal Dave Baskind Weapon 3 are the films that will leap to most people's minds if Melinda Monhart asked about the "best" movies Dave Huffman from the summer. Neither of these film's, however, can hold a candle Ross Weitzner to Howard's End - a beautiful movie which was released in larger Marion Schloemer cities In the summer and Is Just now making Its way Into smaller mar- A HOUSE WITH A VIEW Sam West and Helen* Bonham Carter are just two bright points In the galaxy called How- Jason Hunt kets. ard's End.' Howard's End is yet another Hopkins), on the other the lower- whole. Every scene is important fect as the talkative Margaret, who near-perfect film from the produc- class Leonard Bast (Sam West). and fascinating, as director James knows how to use her feminine Staff Photographers tion team of Merchant Ivory, Margaret's eventual marriage to ivory does not waste one second of charms and strength to get what Tim Norman whose other credits include A Henry causes a rift between her screen time. Howard's End Is a she wants. Bonham-Carter, a regu- Room With a View and Maur- and her Idealistic sister, whose own love story, a character study, a lar player In Merchant ivory films, Linda Lenc ice. Like these other two obsessive pity and sponsorship of comedy of manners and a troubling gives another stand-out perform- films, Howard's End is an adap- Leonard leads to disaster at How- drama. Rather than creating the ance as the highly Independent He- tation of an E. M. Forster novel and ard's End, the country home for feeling that the film is trying to be len, and Hopkins once again uses Production is a British period drama of excep- which the film is named. The re- too much, though, It excels as the subtlety that won him an Oscar tional detail. lationships between these four each. For this feat a great deal of earlier this year to make Henry Assistants A kind of intellectual soap opera, characters overlap and intertwine credit must be given to Ruth come to life. Kathy Gaitan Howard's End focuses on Mar- with one another to such a degree Prawer Jhabvala's brilliant adapta- Howard's End is a magnificent garet and Helen Schlegel (Emma that any action by one of them will tion, which Is always literate but film. Its lush photography and cos- Bill Burgess Thompson and Helena Bonham- Invariably affect the rest. never dull. tuming highlight performances and Carter) as their lives are touched, It's Impossible to even attempt to Jhabvala's script and Ivory's a script which are amazing on all Michael Hunt romanticly and politically, by men summarize Howard's End's Intri- direction give the actors and ac- levels. It Is easily the best film of the from the extremes of the British cate storyline and do It Justice. The tresses in the film only the best ad- year so far and will hopefully not be social scale. On the one side is the film Is not about any one aspect of vantages for delivering powerful forgotten about by the Academy wealthy Henry Wilcox (Anthony the plot but must be taken as a performances. Thompson is per- Awards. The Insider Magazine the ballots should be tallied, and ONE asked you to name any of on Into the Intriguing wooden box is published every Friday the winner should be decided. No, The Hooters' Top 40 hits. Their in 210 West Hall before Tuesday, during the academic year I'm not talkin' 'bout the presidential three hits were 'Where Do the Nov. 17. By the way, If you haven't by the Board of Student election, you boob. (As I write this, Children Go,' 'Day By Day' and checked out Finders or Carly Publications of Bowling it's the middle of Section Day and 'And We Danced.' From the en- Cheena's yet, you don't know what Green State University. the only results I've heard were tries, Craig Ward, who lists The you're missing. Finders has an Opinions expressed from a small East Coast town Dead as his favorite book, was se- amazing selection of musical stuff by columnists do not where Bush had 13 votes, Perot lected as this week's winner. Hey at great prices and Carly Cheena's necessarily reflect the had four and Clinton had two.) I'm hey, my my. has pizza, pasta and sandwiches opinions of The Insider talkin' 'bout the flood of mail that For your shot at snagging this that are just too good for words and Magazine. has Inundated our offices In re- week's prizes - a FREE promo tape well worth a little drive. The Insider Magazine sponse to THE BIG QUIZ here at from Finders Records And Tapes Today, we honor the 'I.' They by Dave Baskind and Bowling Green State "Dr. Dave's Incredible College of at 128 N. Main in BG AND a FREE dot it at OSU and some people put University are equal The Incredible College of Musical Musical Knowledge." We'll an- Knowledge tasty three-Item medium pizza from a heart over It. It's the only word in opportunity employers nounce the music master's identity Carly Cheena's at Conant and the English language (except for and do not discriminate in in next week's edition. In the words Dudley in Maumee - Just send your proper nouns) that must always be hiring practices. of Mr. Thomas Petty: "The waiting name, address, phone number and capitalized (English majors, correct By the time most of you read is the hardest part." favorite TV character to Dr. Dave's this, all the ballots should be In, all The last quiz before THE BIG Quiz, c/o 214 West Hall, or slam It See DAVE, page three. frW»y,Noi<«mb«rt. i»tl The Insider Authentic Indian goods don't melt under the hot Desert Sun son, manager of Desert Sun, reas- people have been hooked and are bylillFclzcr sures all those skeptical shoppers being reeled In. Insider that the store often draws a large The Native American )ewelry crowd and excites many people. appeals to many young people (i.e. "People come from all over the college students), who want to The time when the American In- state and even from Michigan to dabble in some silver and tour- dian roamed the plains (reely Is shop at our store," Lawson said. quoise extravagance. Shells and long gone. But lor the shoppers ol stones set in contemporary fash- Northwest Ohio who can't make a Lawson and his wife started the ions give the wearer the feeling tepee to save their lives, there's still business in order to work together that they have been released into a a chance to have a little bit of auth- on shared interests. They loved the different era. entic Indian style In their homes. historical and cultural background Desert Sun also offers clothing Desert Sun in Maumee features of the Native American, Lawson and wall hangings to tempt adven- authentic Native American and explained, and wanted to get oth- turous souls wanting to broaden Southwestern-style merchandise ers involved in their fascination their horizons. For the more seri- from Indian reservations and the with Indian heritage and the Old ous shopper, they offer a wide Inside rA. American Southwest. Tom Law- West look. Much to their liking, selection of collectibles, such as pottery, dolls, musical instruments keeps people coming back,' says and figurines. They also sell home Tom Lawson. So to those of you decorations decked out In South- who want to be a little different, western decor. Pictures, rugs - any- add some variety, or try to play a thing you need to give your abode grown-up game of Cowboys and a certain, how would you say, am- Indians, travel up to Desert Sun biance? and check It out. They are open Now all of you are wondering: Monday through Friday 10-7 and how much are all these things go- Saturday, 12-6. They are closed on ing to cost? Not to worry, all you Sundays as of now, but will be frugal spenders; Desert Sun offers expanding their hours for the holi- all of these wonderful items for low, day season. Desert Sun is located low prices. at 101E Wayne St. in Maumee, "We get a lot of business be- on the comer of Wayne and cause our prices are so tow, and It Conant. DAVE Continued from page two. me if I'm wrong). 'I'stands for The dickens were they? And what are Insider and for Itchy. 'Nuff said. T dickens? If you have dickens, would Is also the first letter in the name of you want to get rid of them? Win- an Australian band who scored two ning Is the glue that keeps joy ad- Top 20 hits, 'Crazy' and 'Electric hered to greed. Be a part of It. Blue,' in the 1980s. Who in the Insktcr\sr>6a lenc ISCELLANY |magazine| Have you ridden the haunted carousel at Cedar Point? ^ -*r Produced once each semester by students for students, each Miscellany has a theme. ,i headers' Schedules dfo(Ti Imfc-Toro. Check out the Folklore issue on MU-S.1k&fe-9,Su l-t or LatatyAppt. November 9th. It's FREE! "Kyni ■ Taroi & Astrology David ACoti] f>- J1-7or Laur'ByXppl. C.ll.hin Hn: Mon-Wed »5 C.on.M.d.^.y.C.to. B&JtZ? Thun-Sal»» I Friday. Nooember *, 1 »tt 'Lion In Winter7 InskkrKMnny Slollc HOME AID TO YOUR ONE Vombo Marble Eye wtll be one of the bands al gives a Wednesday's Home Aid III •( Howard's Club H. confused Local band aid for the Wood Co. homeless meow byMelind* C. Monhirt by Matthew A. Otneman Insider theatre critic Insider editor Another play has graced the The only difference between local cause Home Aid HI and Inter- stage of the Eva Marie Saint national cause We Are the World? By helping Wood County home- Theatre this season, James Gold- less and attending Home Aid III, students won't have to hear Cyndl man's 'The Lion In Winter.' Lauper sing. This story of Henry II of England Home Aid in makes Its Bowling Green return Nov. 11. Spon- and his family proves to be both a sored by 88.1WBGU-FM, Home Aid brings together the best of stagnate and confusing production. both worlds: audiences get not only the warm satisfaction of know- Reigning during the Middle Ages, WE NEED MASTER THESPIAN.Erin Moran. portraying Prlnceaa Aliat. and ing that their efforts are going to help out Wood County's home- he was was most often looked Madeline A. Slephena. aa Queen Eleanor, can be found In (he University produc- less, but the pure entertainment of seeing a line-up of local rock upon as being domineering. Henry tion of The Lion In Winter..' acts that cannot beat with a stick. II was the man to force the English Rather than the Northwest Commons, the site of the first two empire from the British Isles and ly together for what was to be an- strong disposition. Throughout the Home Aids, this year the event will be at Howard's Club H, 210 N. the provinces of Northern France. other day of plotting against each play, his character's military back- Main St. According to WBGU public relations director Luclnda Henry has three sons, all of other in hopes of winning the title ground proved to be the foundation Robbins, the efforts of this year's Home Aid have all been aimed whom want to be his successor. of king. for his stature. toward getting a larger audience, and thus more aid for the home- The plot revolves around an end- Alais Capet, portrayed by Erin Kocet's portrayal proved to be less. less cycle of mindgames between Moran, is a French princess. In an the most humorous aspect of this "The turnout at Howard's may be bigger. They were very coop- all of the family members. When agreement made sixteen years ago, play, if one existed. John was the erative with us," Luclnda said. "And with a stage already set up, it'll the sons grow older, Henry locks she was betrothed to one of Hen- one that his brother s ridiculed, and be a better concert atmosphere. their mother away because she is ry's sons. Moran delivered her one understood why when Kocet "We're hoping to see quite a bit of money for the homeless - the proving to be the key to alienating character's lines on stage, but her gave a clear-cut portrayal of a success of past shows building on our past reputation." his sons from him. focus remained elsewhere. She spoiled 16-year-old. See HOMEAID, page eight. However, on the Christmas of never appeared to clearly grasp the The sound design by Jeff Bond, 1183. Henry brings his entire faml- full persona of Alais. who also portrays Geoffrey, Duke Michael Shiller, in his portrayal of Brittany, the middle son, was of Henry II, King of England, also very commendable. Each mu- CINEMARK THEATRES BGSU lacked power in his voice. Shiller sic score fit the tone of each scene. had a little power surge near the Rob Johnson's scene design was CINEMA m end of the first act, but it's not visually attractive as well. 1234 N Main SI. THE enough to illustrate Henry's inten- 'The Lion In Winter,' which runs All Shows $3.00 tion. November 5-8 and 12-14 in the after 6 p.m. with Eva Marie Saint Theatre, is one Student ID Two of the strongest cast mem- production that lacks the dramatic bers were J. Heath Huber as Rich- eloquence necessary to provide an Monday thru Friday: shows TION ard Lionheart, the oldest son, and audience member with a feeling of start at approximately 4 p.m. Michael Kocet as John, the comprehension. For ticket infor- Saturday & Sunday; Full Schedule youngest son. Huber had a very mation or times, call 372-2719. UNDER SEIGC IN MO.IHeJ5*- A Rltfw Runt Through tt - PG Baen-'t tun—tf Da «&Ii% 1:30, 4 10. 705,9 30* HIV DUCKSPG ErmUo Eit»v»i I 00. 3 00. 5 OO. 7 00. 9 00 * -rc£Sr rsr A/ittooy Heean 4 Vanana At^m WINTER 1:30,4:30. 7O0.I40 5T3=r^nS^K7TT7 by James Goldman DMth Btconwi H*r PO-13 .-vii.aa fl SO»> 11:30 November 5-7 and 12^14 at 8 p.m. 11/11 B>e"» Slofc#f'» Dficuli November 8 at 2 p.m. Reservations Eva Marie Saint Theatre -Shows will Changs Friday *l.0PM3fS . 372-2719 Friday, Niifbtr *, 1tft Theln.Wer University student a finalist in Oh say can you sengwrite: contest for new national anthem tlon as our new national anthem. his song had come out fourth over- "(I thought about) what's wrong home-from-the-war feel, but It's by Kendn Dinsmore Entries will be Judged at five ImitW all In session judging. with the anthem now, and what more friendly." different sites across the United "He was very straightforward, can I do to facilitate the great things For inspiration, Buskey turned to States by a local panel of com- like 'Oh. by the way,'" said Bus- about it, like how patriotic it Is," his friends and neighbors, conduct- posers and musicians. After each key. "I was completely astoni- Buskey explained. "The range be- ing "this huge survey," asking Andrew Buskey, of Oxford, judging session, the top 12 songs shed." tween the highest note and the what they thought made America Ohio, may already be a million- from that session will be released Buskey decided to enter the lowest note - it's huge. Most people great. He took what they said - aire! on an album and distributed to contest last May after seeing an ad don't like leaping around and "mountains, or the Constitution, If the American people pick his radio stations. People may then for Anthem! America In the Cin- changing octaves." or war heroes'' - and combined it to song, Anthem! America will award buy the albums and vote for their cinnati Enquirer. "I thought 'Yeah, write his lyrics. the grand prize of ONE MILLION favorite song. Popular vole will de- that makes sense, It's time for a Also,' "The fancy words -1 still He then cut a demo tape with his DOLLARS to Andrew Buskey, a cide the grand prize winner. The new national anthem.' The one we don't know what a rampart Is," he sister as vocalist and mailed It In iiave now Is too hard to sing," admitted. " I changed the lyrics, so June. Buskey said. it still has that soldlers-coming- See ANTHEM, page six. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY NOVEMBER 13TH - 15TH frldo' o v o n t 3 r*o\*&m fc>o r 1 3 ff,:'fffiYIJir FACULTf ART SHOW UJjjn BGSU vs BALL STATE THY BRYAN GALLERY. FINE ARTS BUILDING r PERRY STADIUM 122333 VOLLEYHALL l^^^Q- PLANETARIUM PRESENTATION BGSU vs MIAMI ■NEW WORLDS" ANDERSON ARENA, MEMORIAL HALL PLANETARMJM^HYSICAL SCIENCES BUILDING tAM3fl UAO MOVIE Pfl- DINNER/CONCERT (SOLD OUT) InsdierMn ■THE PRINCE of TIDES' LENHART BALLROOM, UNIVERSITY UNION (PARENTS SI WITH STUDENT) ( DOORS OPEN AT 5:30) WHATS A RAMPART?.. SonjwTlltr Andrew Biufccy, an all- Amtrlon. ROOM 210, MATH SCIENCE BUILDING 1^9 - VOLLEYBALL, BGSU vs OHIO U. •fJM'^.J',1 ■ HocKCi ERSOH ARENA, MEMORIAL HALL Junior music composition major at final winner will be awarded the BGSU VS KENT STATE QjQQ- UAO MOVIE Bowling Green State Unlversi- prize on March 14,1993. ICE ARENA -THE PRINCE or TIDES- |£>Jj|m|- OPERA - "MARRIAGE OF FIGEHO- ROOM 210, MATH SCIENCE BUILOING ty! Buskey's song, "Proud and KOBACKER HALL. MOORE MUSICAL ART CENTER ^]' CONCERT (SOLO OUT) OK, what this isn't Is another Free," was released last month on H22E3" THEATRICAL PRODUCTION IRT BALLROOM, UNIVERSITY UNION example of Ed McMahon toying the first Anthem! America album. ■THE LION IN WINTER- EVAMARIE SAINT THEATRE, UNIVERSITY HAU ^MARRIAGE OF FlGERO" with people's emotions and hopes When he found out, shortly be- HJ^^Q- PLANETARIUM PRESENTATION KOBACKER HALL, MOORE MUSICAL ARTS CENTER and dreams. fore school started, he "freaked," ■NEW WORLDS- nmffl- THEATRICAL PRODUCTION What this Is, Is "a grass-roots, Buskey admitted. "I jumped PLANETARIUM, PHYSICAL SCIENCES BUILDING -A LION IN WINTER* 10-month, non-partisan, non- around and spiked the football. It EVA MARIE SAINT THEATRE, UNIVERSITY HALL so t urda- o v o r* t s Q- icr SKATING political contest to select a new and was like, 'No way, you've got to be BGSU ICE ARENA original U.S. national anthem," kidding. I'm a complete novomber 14 PARENTS FREE) according to Anthem! America, amateur.'" (MINIMAL CHARGE FOR SKATES) m^JLQ* u*0 MOVIE Ihe organization sponsoring the Anders Skaar, the president of BTTWTTmT| COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RECEPTION ^^PM LISTING competition. The grand prize Is $1 Anthem! America, called Buskey 2ND FLOOR LOUNGE, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 03 - UAO MOVIE "MOMMY DEAREST" million, and the winning song will personally to give him the news. H'l'HIfrM^ COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND ROOM 210, MATH SCIENCE BUILDING be submitted to Congress for adop- Skaar also Informed Buskey that ALLIED PROFESSIONS CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST 2ND FLOOR, EDUCATION BUILDING I^^Q^^^QQ- COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY RECEPTION sunda' events ECHNOLOGY BUILDING n o vc» m fc»o r 1 £> Here are the words to University student Andrew Buskey's song, mjjmEin ■ COLLFGE OF MUSICAL ARTS RECEPTION ROOM.CMA. Proud and Free.' ■• FACULTY ART SHOW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION nHBTiWHBBBBHB- DOROIH. BRYAN GALLERY, FINE ARTS BUILDING LEGACY LUNCHEON America, proud and free, proud and free! I MY If.VI'ATICNt Red, white and blue our flag proudly waves, from mountain to W-B'1'BH'M.T'T-fl - FACULTY AHT SHOW OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND DOROTHY BRAN GALLEHY, FINE ARTS BUILDING shore. ORIENTATION UQQBE2JQ - COLLEGE OF HEALTH A HUMAN SERVICES 405 STUDENT SERVICES Land of law and honesty-, the country of pioneer lore RECEPTION BGSU Where justice and truth remain, where dreams and heroes are ROOM 100, HEALTH CENTER BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403 made 372-2*43 The eagle will forever sail! America, proud and free, proud and free! Our shores are home to the proud and free, the harbor of diver- sity. OPERA TICKETS MAY BE OHDEREO BY CALLING THE MOORE MUSICAL ARTS BOX OFFICE AT Land of strength and prosperity, the zenith of liberty 372-8171. THEATRE TICKETS MAY BE ORDERED BY CALLING EITHER 372-2222 OR We salute the patriots of days gone by 372-2719. VOLLEYBALL ($2) AND PLANETARIUM ($1 > ADMISSIONS ARE PAID AT THE DOOR. Their honor and bravery will echo through time HOCKEY TICKETS SHOULD BE PURCHASED BY STUDENTS THE WEEK BEFORE THE GAME. Our nation's greatness hailed by all Our country's vastness open to all. MdjjL N—wfcer «, 1 Wt The Insider] Skid Row. The music In this one group, In the way of their lyrics. It and in 'If I Was Your Mother' Is seems they've suddenly picked up considerably harder than anything this dark cynicism towards today's that has appeared on past efforts society. This new focus Is apparent like New Jersey and Slippery right off In the title track: "Walking When Wet. In the footsteps/of society's lies/I But for those diehard fans who don't like what I see no are starting to believe this "new more/sometimes I wish I was direction" might Just drive you blind." away, relax. The same powerful Of course, Bon Jovi still has the guitar riffs, throbbing drum beats, talent to crank out those power bal- and catchy, anthem-like lyrics that lads like no one else. Three decent ones are featured on Keep the Faith, including 'Bed of Roses,' a tune which features Jon Bon Jovi EUGENIUS tinkling the Ivories ala Axl Rose In 'November Rain.'Best among the bunch Is probably 'I Want You' ("I Soul Asylum, back In the They...um...they...they don't do never wanted the stars/I never shot mid-1980s, emerged as one of the anything (new OR good) at all. for the moon/I like them right Big Three of unrecognized rock Eugenius where they are/All I wanted was greats from Minneapolis that Oomalama you.") hadn't quite hit superstardom, Join- Fire Records ing the Replacements and Husker This Scottish foursome used to The bottom line Is that Bon Jovi Du. Then the other two broke up, call themselves Captain America discovered long ago the Ingredients leaving S. Asylum with a clear shot until Marvel Comics sued. Shame, to selling millions of records in the at the brass ring. And their 1990 'cause that comic book name goes music industry. Although they're stroke of musical tremendousness with Eugenius like green on the not going to win over any converts Soul Asylum and the Horse Hulk. Weaving together pop melo- with Keep the Faith, they're They Rode in Onwas Icing on the dies with driving power rock, these probably not going to lose any fans cake. Their next album, everyone BONJOVI guys come across as a cartoon ver- either. And as the saying goes, "If said. That'll be THE album. sion of the Kinks or the Stones: the It ain't broke..." So what the heck happened? same Infectious roar and crash, but Bon Jovi have always been a part of Bon - Kirk Paveikh The coyly titled 'Somebody to drawn In broad, sweeping strokes. Keep the Faith Jovi music are still here. Shove' sounds like the latest effort 'Hame On' Is a champ, with the Mercury Record* At least on the first half of the re- Soul Asylum from annoying glam metalers Bang grinding, almost grunge, back- Back In the early production cord, the boys from New Jersey Grave Dancers Union Tango. And 'Without a Trace' ground intertwined with Eugene stages of Bon Jovi's fifth l.P, Keep pick right up where they left off Columbia Records could've been a second rate Joe Kelly's nasal near-monotone. But the Faith, f rontman Jon Bon Jovi four years ago with their brand of Supposedly, lead vocalist Dave Walsh release. Every single track Is Instead of the expected harmony- proclaimed that the group's music bubble-gum metal that Just eats up Pimer has tinnlnltis. That might stow, dawdling and tame. It's as if less noise, the listener gets an ear- would take a whole "new direc- the pop charts. The title track, explain why the latest release from grandmothers took over Soul Asy- ful of fun rock. Imagine Nirvana tion" with the release of the re- already receiving extensive radio these Minnesota rock gods is per- lum. They wander musicially with- after a semester at the Fozzie the cord. Well, for those of you who airplay, has all the ingredients of haps the most ballad-oriented In out going anywhere. They drone Bear Academy of Humor. 'Wow!' were counting on this brand new being another Billboard magazine their eight-year career. But the and croon, when the band's (past) gets runner-up award for a slab of sound, Keep the Faith will proba- chart-topper. writing talents of Pimer shouldn't strength Is in belting out lyrics and sweet, light, happy rock on a bed bly leave you disappointed. It's hard not to be when pop-lyric have been exorcised by the ear guitar chords like a machine gun. of white guitar noise. Don't get me wrong. You will god Desmond Child collaborates nerve damage, should they? Bottom line? - Matthew A. Daneman hear plenty of stuff on the new on the words, Richie Sambora album that is quite different than screeches along with his long anything that has ever appeared on drawn-out guitar solos, and (like ANTHEM a Bon Jovi record. Like the tune always) Jon Bon Jovi puts every Continued from page five. 'Fear,' which will at first make you ounce of feeling into his refrains. believe you accidentally picked up But it appears four years of inac- After he learned he would be released on the "Composing is what I really want to do. I'm really a new release by headbangers like tivity did do something to the album, he enlisted the help of two friends from Phi lucky to be a part of this, especially at my age. Most Mu Alpha, his music fraternity, to help cut a new composers don't get out onto the public like I have demo tape. The album cut of "Proud and Free" fea- until they're 30 or 35. I'm really quite young." RUN OUT AND SNAG...: ROCK GOSSIP FROM tures University students Brian Coleman and Greg Buskey credits his parents for being supportive of Looking for "the disco of the Ramsdell on voice and piano, respectively. his musical ambitions. "It's hard, being a music '90s" in BG? Try SBK Re- THE BLACK SWAMP major, but they never said, 'Oh, just quit and do cords' artist compilation Rave Response to Buskey's achievement among his something real,' and I appreciate that," he said. 'Til Dawn, according to Fin- U musical colleagues was "very positive," Buskey said. His family's reactions to his success varied con- ders' own Veronica Sheets. "It was like, 'If we can help you, let us know.' I had siderably. "My brother didn't believe It. My mom was Jeff DeWitt of Record Den no problem getting people to play and to help re- almost in tears - 'Oh, my little boy' - and Dad was like thinks the world of five-song cord, and I really appreciate that. 'Finally, some recognition,' handshake and slap on EP Fan by Majesty Crush on When asked how his song compares to others on the back. My sister, who sang on the demo, was like Vulva Records. "It rocks the the first album, Buskey said slowly,' "The others are 'AAAAAAGGGGHHHHHH!'" house," he said, surprisingly. more commercial. I tried to win the contest, not sefl a "It's incredible." MadHatter song. Buskey described himself as patriotic, though not Music Co. thinks that If you ''I tried lo keep It very much of a hymn feel. I think ''as gung ho as maybe a war veteran would be. I have a few extra bucks to Men at EasyStreet Cafe SAT- most people get their (non-popular) music knowledge don't think America Is the perfect nation the whole spare, you should spare them URDAY: Derek Wolfgram at through church, especially If they're very devout. I world wants us to be, but It's the best thing the world on the new Seven Year Bitch Campus Polleyes, Back Street also tried to keep It very simple, so they could learn it has as far as getting what you want and saying what 45 (CZ Records). Containing at EasyStreet Cafe TONIGHT quick The whole country might have to learn my you wish. I think the U.S. Is as close to a perfect soci- such tracks as 'You Smell AND SATURDAY: Eddie song, so I want it short and sweet, nothing showy or ety as the world will ever see. Lonely,' 'Loma' and 'No Shaw and the Wolf Gang at flashy. People aren't going to want to learn some- "I'm not embarassed to write a song for America. **!@ing Way' - subtle censor- Howard's Club H TUESDAY: thing like that." So does he think he should win? Some countries, like Japan and Canada, have Just ship, eh? - the single Is a Open mir night at EasyStreet, Buskey hesitated, then said diplomatically, "The stunning anthems. It's like, let me In on It." chance, according to Jim Positive Sweat at Howard's people will vote. (If I won) I'd be like, 'Yeah!' But this So OK, you, the reader, if you're still with us, want Cummer, for people to "get Club H WEDNESDAY: Home Isn't who can write the coolest orchestral piece. This to know: is the song any good? Buskey was kind ahead of the class. They might Aid in at Howard's OubH, could be our new national anthem and whatever enough to play his copy of the album for me, and I as well buy a 45 now, (because) Groovemaster at EasyStreet, song best represents what the people want to hear must give that an aff Irmltlve. It passes the "If I were they'll be buying Seven Year Kenny Reeves at Club SOP, should win." an Olympic athlete standing on the podium with my Bitch three years from now." Chris Otto at Downtown But if he did win? gold medal, would I get chills?" test. THURSDAY: The Twist Off s He smiled, and said, "I really can't imagine being If you want your own copy of Anthem! America, PEROT. WHY DONT at EasyStreet, Rob Wallet at handedacheck for $1 minion. But I think I'd try to Album One, caU the Anthem! America Information WE...: TONIGHT: The River Howard's Club H set myself up, composer-wise. Buy a car, an apart- Line at (800) 949-2684. Voting Instructions are In- ment - get started on my own. cluded with the tape. rfMsy, NftKitnbtr 4,1 III 7 Ike ladder Magazine calist Mike Mulr. It was Muir who "A lot of the songs we help nur- Megadeth types, the Slayer types. European Clash of the Titans tour first gathered the band members ture along in pre-production," he "Suicidal isn't the type of band in 1990, along with Slayer and together and it was Muir who pen- added. "We'll say'Well, lets try to write about drinkin' beer and Testament. The tour ned the cult Suicidal Tendencies hit this.' But 'Asleep at the Wheel' )ust hangin' with chicks," Trujlllo was...eventful. Reports claim Mulr 'Institutionalized.' It was that spo- came out perfect the first time laughed. "But we have fun a lot and Megadeth lead singer Dave ken word/frantically yelled dark around." with our music. I think Suicidal will Mustaine came close to punches. horse hit about teen rebellion and always have that fun side. It's Just While on the road, Muir described # parental overbearing that first at- The movement of the '90s is to another side of Suicidal - another Mustaine to the press as "a fucking l m not tracted the legions of heavy metal slow it down and make it heavier. way of being..." idiot," and Mustaine called Suicidal fans, skateboarders and alternative The sound of, say, Metallica, used It was after the release of their unprofessional. So, the question rock fans that have formed the to be like an Italian sports car - fast third album, the smash hit debut on arises - why the hell are the two crazy: foundation for Suicidal's stardom. and hard, cutting from lane to lane Epic Records How Will I Laugh touring together again? "To me, Suicidal's always been without signaling. Now Metallica's Tomorrow When I Can't Even "Basically, I think it's a good bill. really different," Robert Trujillo traded in their speed for a '78 Smile Today, that Muir cleaned Originally, Dave (Mustaine) wasn't said. "We've never been a metal Oldsmobile - slower and more house and brought in a new line- familiar with the band and he had a band or a thrash band. Listen to the ponderous, but with a weighty, up. Among those he reformed the definite ego problem," Trujillo ex- first album - we were almost more Black Sabbath•esque sound that'll band with was bass player Robert plained. "But I see him now and of an alternative band. 'Institutiona- hit like a wrecking ball If you get in Trujlllo. he's really cool with me. The lized' is almost an alternative hit, I its way. But in a world where "Basically, Rocky IGeorge, lead "By the end of the tour, we had guess you could say. everyone from Megadeth to Tes- guitar] knew me and they had gone proved ourselves to be a very, very "That's why this album freaked tament is buying the same '78 on tour with their then bass player strong live act. Dave didn't think everybody out." Oldsmobile Metallica and for the 'How Will I Laugh we belonged there, [but] by the end The new album is The Art of copying that sound, Tomorrow...' of the tour, he was wearing a Sui- Suicidal Rebellion. Twelve tracks, it marks Suicidal once again tour and it didn't cidal hat and T-shirt. Suicidal's fifth entry Into the studio. goes against the grain. workout," he recalled. "They're giving us an hour. And And Suicidal's best album to date. Melding "So on the next Instead of opening for them, it's tour - going to almost like we're co-headlining. So Europe with It's all really cool. Who'd give us an Anthrax - they hour? If we toured ourselves, Tendencies called me up and who'd open up for us? Ugly Kid asked me to Joe? That's bullshit," Trujillo snor- Join I was ted. doing an Nov. 18 Suicidal and Me- gadeth 'II be at the Veteran's Me- interview morial in Columbus. November 20, they both come crashing into Northwest Ohio by way of Toledo Sports Arena. Tickets for thhe 8 p.m.shoare $17.50iadvance, $19 at the door. by Matthew A. Dancman "(At the show) I think Suicidal's Insider editor gonna give (the audience) 120 per- cent," Trujillo said. "We give them lots of energy. When we're up The sun glints off the gleaming there dancing around, doing our black paint of Robert Trujillo's thing, you can identify us with Mercedes 500 SL as he swings by watching a hockey game or a foot- the curb on Sunset Boulevard to ball game. pick me up. Grinning like the prov- "It's fun. People come see us erbial cat that ate the canary, the play and they leave going 'Man, bassist for one of America's pre- that was a fun show.' " mier metal bands barks "Get in!" as he throws open the passenger A major concert tour on the side door. And when the bass road. An album shooting up the player for California hard core charts. Tipper Gore's Parental Mu- rockers Suicidal Tendencies tells sic resource Center even came you to do something, you do It. down on their 1990 Epic Records ROBERT TRUJILLO The time I spent with Trujlllo album was a lesson in rebellion. It was Lights...Camera... Revolution different than the week I spent on R&B band at the time and said Is Suicidal the dreaded Big Time the road with my pal Kurt Coblan 'Sure.'" now? and his crew, Nirvana, or the per- From the current slow bum hit 'I everything from speed metal to It was on tour that Suicidal found "We don't look at it like a rock sonal friendship that's blossomed Wasn't Me to Feel This/Asleep At heavy metal to touches of funk and TruJWo, and It is on tour once again success story. We're the other side between me arid my good buddy the Wheel' to the power thrash of dashes of pop, the band creates its that the band finds Itself - as open- of the fence. We love playing and Axl (that's Axl Rose of Guns N' 'Monopoly of Sorrow,' every tune signature sound once again In a ing band for Megadeth on its enjoy music," Trujillo claimed. Roses. The rest of the band Is my Is a winner. But while experimental philosophy that could only be Countdown to Extinction' concert "We're always going to do what friend, too, but me and Axl are and different In Its feel, It still re- called The Art of Rebellion. series. we want to do. We're not a part of bestest buddies) and the album Ma- mains loyal to the Suicidal sound. "To me the whole speed metal a clique or anything. And I think donna dedicated to me or aw, "We did (the album) in about a thing, Slayer took It everywhere It "I love both (recording In the that's cool. Our best friends are the screw this Rolling Stone style month and a half. We were very could go. And Metallica," Trujlllo studio and going on tour). It's a people we grew up with, not the name-dropping crud. The fact Is well prepared," Trujlllo said. "We explained. "They broke all the great thing when you can create a popular bands. In Los Angeles, that I called Trujlllo. Long distance. definately on each record try not to ground. I mean, who's gonna sur- song and play It live," he laughed you'll find a lot of that. Suicidal's On my phone bill. make the same album. We wanted pass them? Who's gonna take It with pleasure. "I write songs with a not about that. Why? Because when a band is to Incorporate more melody and let beyond that? ghetto blaster by my bed. I Just plug "Everything we do Is earned. doing something different, some- the vocals be heard. Before, they "That's a cool thing about the my bass right into and play Every record we sell, every ticket thing unique - that's Important. were kind of hard to understand, '90s," he continued. "There's such whatever I'm working on and take we sell was brought on honestly. And in a world filled with wanna- but we wanted to let Mike's lyrics a melting pot of styles anymore. that tape right to the studio. It's "People like us because they can bes, cheap Imitations and posers, and words get through." You can't Just call anything thrash really a cool thing. identify with us," he went on. Suicidal Tendencies is definitely "It's funny, but I'm proud of or alternative or even country "We're the same people and we something against the grain. each song. 'Nobody Hears' Is a anymore. always have been. We were wear- It was in 1982 that this band first really special song with all these "Lots of alternative bands and "Going and performing is a ing the bandanas and the baseball formed in Southern California. subtle dynamics. Whenever I hear fans really get Into Suicidal. Same whole other high." caps In the early '80s. And now While the supporting characters it, I put it really loud and still get thing with metal. It appeals to the Axl Rose Is doing It and everybody have changed, its cornerstone has chills from It. (But) each song bears Jane's Addiction types, the Red The last time Megadeth and Sui- thinks 'Oh. Axl started that.' We always been f rontman and lead vo- Its own little vibe. Hot Chill Peppers types and the cidal shared a stage was the Just sit back and laugh." I HUm$, M—«»fc€f «, Ittt 8 ThclMMtr Straight from the Ohio CHiP's (OHiP?) mouth QldAfc And unfortunately, State Highway "We're out there to assist the a vehicle or motorist," said Villa- by Ross Weiticr patrol officers are often given a bad motoring public in any respect," gomez, "I have to have reason; rap. I met with Trooper Bob Vllla- said Villagomez. This may include that's called probable cause." gomez of the Toledo Post on Air- assisting a motorist with a broken- Once again, Villagomez pointed port Highway. From this writer's down vehicle, or one that has run out that an officer must qualify his Most of us are pretty familiar point of view, he cleared up many out of gas. or her reason for searching for $ afc^Jji with the silver Crown Victorias clad questions often asked by motorists. A big question that often comes criminal activity In court. "Even if I with yellow writing Indicating, So, you may ask, other than up while motoring ls,"What are my find evidence of criminal activity, If "State Highway Patrol." In most drive up and down the interstate rights?" For example, If a motorist I don't have a legitimate reason for cases, drivers try to stay away from and issue speeding tickets, what gets pulled over, what Is the officer searching the car, that evidence is of speed, but when accidents hap- these law enforcement officers. does a highway patrolman do? allowed to do? "In order to search gone," Villagomez explained. "A pen, people die. big part of my Job Is to uphold the The business of issuing citations Constitution of Ohio and the fed- is far more precise than most peo- eral government, so I have to ple think. For example, when a ci- protect those rights. Any of those tation Is Issued, "we have to be rights that I violate, whether Inad- able qualify it in court, prove the vertently or not, could affect law case, and convince the Judge," said enforcement all over the country," Villagomez. said Villagomez. This means there has to be As for speeders, Tpr. Villagomez proper training In the use of speed said that, "It seems the faster you detection devices. Villagomez add- go, the less room there is for error, ed, "Certainly there's room for er- and my advice is to adjust your driv- ror, and anyone who's writing traf- ing to the conditions of the high- fic tickets who Isn't convinced TRAVELIN'sale TUNES R GRA UA'S HOUSE way." For example, if you're travel- themself they have a |valid)violation ing at 65 mph on the interstate, is out of line, I think." and the road is covered with Ice, Tpr. Villagomez brought up an iiViiiilitnii the posted speed limit may be too interesting point: In some cases, fast. "There are so many things people may view law enforcement you have to consider, land] weather officers as their enemy. But when conditions are some of the biggest someone is breaking into their factors," said Villagomez. house, who do they call first? The Perhaps the greatest reason to police. reduce your speed Is that by doing So the next time you see a State so, you greatly reduce your Highway Patrol officer, keep in chances of Involving yourself and mind all the things he or she is possibly others In an accident. faced with. Quite simply, the Job is ' 'Speed is such a factor In so many much tougher than most people accidents. Not only that, the faster think. you're going, the more violent, In- tense and severe the Impact," Villagomez said. HOMEAID The bottom line Is, you really Continued from page four. don't need to be anywhere In that great a hurry. "Yeah," you say, For live music fans, the Home "but what about countries like Aid III line up Is formidable to be- Germany where there's no speed hold. Among the scheduled bands limit, and their accident rate is are hlp-hopsters Black Minds of lower than ours?" Tpr. Villagomez Music, pop rockers Gone Daddy said that there is no question that Finch, acoustic faves Merry Can drivers on the Autobahn are more Men and Derek Wolfgram, local experienced at driving at high rates supertars Vambo Marble Eye, BG grungesters Ton and newcomers Sweaty Whiskers. STUDENT I.D. "We Just want to help draw peo- Price S3.00 after 6 pm ple In to help the homeless for Starts Showing Wood County," said Jeff DeWItt of November 6 Sweaty Whiskers. "For people who don't know what the local bands have to offer, they can get a taste of what Bowling Green has." The $3 cover charge for the 18-and-over show will go to the Link for Its homeless assistance. 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