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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Candy canes and coal for the holidays, pg. 2 THE BG NEWS Vol. S9 Issue 6t) Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, December 12,1986 Casey gives Iran affair [testimony WASHINGTON (AP) - CIA Director William Casey said yester- day he did not learn of possible diversions of Iranian arms sales profits to Nicaraguan rebels until he was tipped by a New York businessman in early October. Casey spoke to reporters after he testified for more than three hours before a heavily guarded, closed-door session of the House Intelligence Committee. A few minutes later, Casey's purported tipster, Roy Furmark, went before the Senate Intelligence Commit- tee to tell his version of the story. Furmark, a former legal client of Casey's, refused to talk to reporters as he entered the closed Senate hearing. But Casey said it was Furmark who first raised questions in his mind about transfers Of funds from then-secret arms sales to Iran. While Furmark testified, Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, emerged [ to report that "be is being as candid as he can; he is answering all ' our questions." Another source said Furmark apparently was an intermediary between Casey and Middle East arms dealers. Congressional sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the Senate Intelligence Committee had learned before Wednesday of Casey's conversation with Furmark, leading at least some panel members to question the CIA director's claim of Wednesday that he was unaware of the diversion of funds. CASEY DENIED a report in The Wall Street Journal that he knew as early as last spring that profits from the Iranian arms sales D See Casey, page 6. V Alex Horvath Technology graduate student Disraeli Hutton and senior social dents Organization, discuss their reactions to BGSU Foundation work major Sandra Neidert. president of the Progressive Stu- investments In South Africa yesterday at a news conference. (IM profs discuss Investments spark debate potential of SDI Students plan campaign Divestment discussion urged by Ron Coulter one in the United States. I chief copy editor by Mtzdl Stewart III more aware of this issue," As student groups plan investment policy. HE ADDED that 99 percent assistant managing editor she said. "Each and every demonstrations and other ac- "Other groups on campus The Undergraduate Student effectiveness is more optimistic day some type of statement tivities in opposition to BGSU have stated a particular view- I Government-sponsored forum than the estimates of the top Members of the Progres- will be made on this campus Foundation investments, point, and I would be happy to [on the Strategic Defense Initia- U.S. scientists. sive Student Organization ... until divestment is Dwight Burlingame, vice forward any information to I tive last night led to strong dis- Raymond Tanter, who spoke said yesterday that the group made." president for University rela- submit to the foundation agreement, although the in defense of SDI, admitted that will begin a series of "educa- The Progressive Student tions, said they should be when they review their pol- I debaters at least agreed on what a ballistic missile defense sys- tional" measures next semes- Organization is a recently-es- more concerned about explor- icy," he said. I they were disagreeing about. tem would be unlikely to defend ter to demonstrate its tablished umbrella organiza- ing the arguments for and Burlingame suggested a The two professors, both from the United States. He said, bow- opposition to apartheid as tion composed of members of against divestment. group such as Undergraduate the University of Michigan, ever, that it would defend United well as BGSU Foundation in- several student activist Student Government sponsor agreed that SDI would not be States missiles, which would be vestments with companies groups, including the Black If one is opposed (to apart- an open forum to discuss the likely to defend the United effective deterrence. doing business in South Af- Student Union, the Social Jus- heid) that's one thing," he issues siuTounding apartheid | States' population in the event of Tanter added that the threat rica. tice Committee and Women said, "but there's a difference and divestment. [a nuclear first strike. The two SDI poses to Soviet missiles is The remarks were made at for Women, according to of opinion as to how we go disagreed, however, on the fea- more effective than the threat a news conference called in Sandra Neidert, president of about changing the system. "USG MIGHT take a posi- sibility of SDI as a nuclear de- posed to Soviet cities by nuclear response to a series of BG thePSO. No particular group has a tion, have a forum and dis- terrent, as well as the SDI's weapons alone. News investigative reports monopoly on disagreeing with cuss the issue," he said. "The [ long-term usefulness. Azelrod said SDI is not a de- that detailed the scope of the "WE'RE A networking apartheid. The foundation forum could address the no- Daniel Azelrod, who spoke fense system. He likened SDI to investments. type of organization made up board is strongly opposed to tion of the meaning of divest- I against SDI, said the plan is a the protective armor worn by a Cassie Madden, president of people who share the same it." ment. Then you really get into I hoax because it won't defend the of the Black Student Union, types of beliefs and values," how it is interpreted." 1 country. He said that even if SDI nee a knight puts on all that said the aim of the group is to she said. He added that student input He added that this type of were 99 percent effective, an all- armor, he doesn't sit around; be further inform students about Neidert said foundation in- wUl be welcomed to assist the event would address the va- out Soviet attack of 10.000 mis- goes out and fights," Azelrod the need for the foundation to vestments in South Africa BGSU Foundation board of rious arguments for and siles would allow enough missies said. divest its holdings. help perpetuate the system of directors when they meet against divestment and pro- to penetrate to kill nearly every- Q See SDI Fonun, page 5. "Students must be made i. See Reaction, page 6. early next year to review the ' ! See Forum, page 6. Downtown stores take hassles out of shopping
| by Valerie Lonero and crafts store, 154 S. Main St., they will save gas money." "But, there will be free parking highlight of downtown shopping. Ingraham added that local [ staff reporter said there are many elements Craft said that if you have over the holidays." The downtown stores nave merchants understand the Bowl- which attract people to shop in repairs or exchanges, It is much He said that almost all local an excellent selection. There ing Green market, which allows Whether you're buying clothes the downtown area. easier to shop locally because it merchants are independent, isn't anything you can't find in them to offer very reasonable and gifts or getting a watch saves traveling time. He added which is beneficial to the com- downtown Bowling Green if you prices to the customers. ired, downtown stores pro- "I think an important factor that it is much safer to shop munity. need to shop," Chappius said. "Plus, our customers get ._™ convenience, a wide selec- that many people don't realize is downtown. Chappius said her staff really more personalized service. We tion and personalized service. the element«time saved when "You can park closer to the "ITS A GOOD THING that makes an effort to know the are getting regular customers, Floyd Craft, manager and you shop downtown," Craft said. stores, even though there is me- practically all of the merchants customers. She said another and the salespeople get to know of Ben Franklin, a variety "Students save time and also, tered parking," Craft said. are independent," he said. "The service Uhlman's offers is free the names of people, she said. money that the store makes gets gift wrapping. deposited into local banks, then "In the malls, merchants deal distributed to the fire and police "THIS IS a strong advantage with hundreds of people each department, and city cleaning. as far as servicing the custom- day. I think we (local mer- The whole business cycle makes ers," she said. "Customers love chants) have more in common I Bowling Green have a stronger it during Christmas, and it sures with our shoppers. local economy and a better com- keeps the staff busy." munity. Many cities where rhanpiiis said other services JOHN KLEVER, manager of chains and malls are located that attract customers are serv- Klevers, a jewelery and gift don't ever see that money." ice orders, no-hassle returns and store, agrees that personalized free monogramming and laya- service is a special attribute to "I think the first question way services. downtown shopping. community people (and stu- "I think the biggest thing dents) need to ask themselves One downtown merchant said about downtown shopping is its is, can we buy it in Bowling for students who don't have umbrella of service, (Clever Green?," he said. "You can cars, downtown shopping is said. "Merchants get to know always ask a merchant if we can most convenient. their customers, which is more St the customer a desired item. "Rather than driving 20 miles helpful and is less of a hassle. e encourage people to shop to Toledo for a spur-of -the-mo- People take care of customers' downtown. I don't think you can ment item, like pantyhose or a needs and the ma jority of people find items cheaper anywhere, sweater, you can find it in Bowl- really appreciate It." ^^ especially in the crafts area." ing Green," said Cindy Ingra- ham, manager of Seasons and never said he would like to Barb Chappius, assistant Styles, a women's apparel store, know that people will shop down- manager of unlman'j depart- town first. ment store, 139 S. Mab St., said "It's convenient especially if BG Newi/Pete FaBman the convenience of having a "There are quite a few cloth- you need a gift or a watch bat- __ila Catallo. Junior aporti management administration major, and Qeralyn Repesky, senior special education good selection of merchandiae in ing stores in Bowling Green to tery repaired. There's a selec- Inajor. buy Christmas cardt at Ben Franklin, 154 South Main St. just a few blocks is a major chose from," she said. tion for everyone," he said. Editorial BG News/December 12, 19M Newsmakers get ^ stocking stuffers^ All that Iran-contra Jazz Maury "Steamtrain" Graham recently quit being Santa Iran-contra Jazz is equal to the cently stole the sign and is hold only once each. After that, they Claus in a Toledo shopping mall because he wasn't happy with challenge. ing it for $30 million ransom. Did have to plead one of the other the violent action figures and buxom dolls the kiddies were First, of course, there's Ollie you ever have one of those amendments. North. The name, with the same months where almost nothing If, for example, the proceed- Par be it for us to contradict Santa. OUT kind of ring as "Wally Cleaver," went right? ings get harrowing and the long- We will not give away any Rambos, He-Mans, or GI Joes. We is perfect. Sounds innocent, As for the second trait, even suffering John Poindexter won't pass out any green slime. We will not deliver any busty doesn't it? And that baby face - Steven Keaton, quiet fellow that should desire some relief, he She-Ra dolls. No, the editors of The BG News have gone back to jflfr this is the best piece of casting he is, never pleaded the Fifth. could invoke the 21st Amend- the basics. Local newsmakers who have been good will receive since Danny Devito was given How soft-spoken can you get? ment, the one that repealed pro- a sweet candy cane. Those who were naughty will get a dirty old by Craig Hergert the part of Louie DePalma. It's this very qualify, though, hibition, and have an ice-cold lump of coal. Ollie North looks every inch that threatens to put a damper beer. Now to make out that list, so we can "check it twice" before the kind of man who deserves to on my enjoyment of all of this. Then, if Dante Fascell, the the 25th. Tuesday I mentioned to one of be treated like a hero and be What if everyone involved in the chairman of the House Foreign my classes how much I enjoy riven a ticker-tape parade. And, Iran-contra Jazz starts pleading Relations Committee, should go D A candy cane goes to those responsible for all the planned watching the open hearings on if The LA Times' source Is reli- the Fifth? How interesting can into one of his rambling country- improvements at the University, including the addition to the the Iran-contra Jazz. (Since the able, he can even make his own hour after hour of silence be? lawyer-type imitations of Sam Business Administration building. But we send a lump of coal to media can't agree on what to confetti. Not very, says I, and so some- Ervin, Poindexter, not to men- anyone who said the B.A. addition would be started this call it - Irangate? Contragate? Then there's John Poindexter. thing needs to be done to prevent tion the viewers, could plead the semester. Iranscam? Irenamuck? - I've One of the most familiar charac- Poindexter, North and company Eighth Amendment, which pro- D A candy cane to the Undergraduate Student Government decided that it's OK for the rest ters in the sit-com is the long- from making the hearings nave hibits cruel and unusual punish* for trying to deal more with national issues which affect of us to call it whatever we suffering, soft-spoken male in all the entertainment value of a ment. students, especially through the establishment of forums such wish.) the tradition of Steven Keaton, Campbell Soup commercial. Of course, the ratings for this as the one last night on the Strategic Defense Initiative. When I said this, they looked Alex Reeger and Rob Petrie. Yes, I know these men have a thing would really soar if Ollie L: A lump of coal to USG for waiting so long to have the first at me funny. This wasn't the Poindexter has them all beat constitutional right to take the North, the quiet, gentle Marine, forum. first time they've looked at me as far as being down on your Fifth. And since the Constitution were to suddenly slam his piecft; On the subject of USG, a shovelful of coal for those who did funny, but usually, I think, it's luck goes. This is a man after is a document I'd rather not see on the table and quietly plead • not turn out to vote in the latest elections, or any elections for on account of the way I dress. whom the town of Odin, Indiana, shredded, I'm willing to compro- the Second - the right to bear that matter. This time I'm sure it was had decided to name a street. mise. What I'm proposing is arms. C And a dump-truck full of coal to USG, for not even having because I suggested that politics The dedication was finally made that, from now on, the hearings At that point, though, I think enough of its own members show up at important events. can be interesting. on Nov. 25, two days after Poin- follow the example of my other I'd be ready to switch to Mr.' President Kelly McCoy's state of the University address to an Now I could, of course, claim dexter had resigned under fire favorite TV genre-the game Rogers. empty auditorium was farcical, and we want to know how USG to have noble reasons for enjoy- from his NSC position. show. can expect student involvement when members themselves ing these goings-on. I could say I To top it off, news reports In the Iran-contra Jazz Game, Hergert, a teaching fellow in • show no enthusiasm. view them as a civics lesson in have it, and I'm not making this the folks who testify would have the English department, is a '• D A candy cane to University President Paul Olscamp for progress. I could say that they up, that someone in Odin re the right to take the Fifth, but columnist for The News. announcing in October the idea of building a convocation center are proof that, because anybody that would be a bigger facility for basketball and other who has a TV can watch them, activities. We hope to give another candy cane for the project our government proceeds under being started, but we're prepared to sling coal if the issue is the full view ot the people. I dropped. could say these things, but they □ A lump of coal to Olscamp for saying the Escort Service is wouldn't mean much. a great way to meet girls. The comment was insensitive and The truth is I watch them defeated the great strides the service has made and the value it because I like to watch good is to our campus. television. In particular, I enjoy □ A lump of coal, preferably thrown very hard, goes to the good situation comedies. morons who destroyed the wind chimes sculpture. Whether you I think it's fairly obvious that thought it was pretty or not, you had no right to ruin something the Iran-contra Jazz has the that a man worked so hard to create. kind of situation that great sit- D A candy cane to the Social Philosophy and Policy Center coms are made of. Imagine the for its conferences on the U.S. Constitution. plot summary that might ap- D A double handful of coal to the woman who did our state pear in "TV Guide": "OUie and proud: Mary Zilba, whose post-Miss America Pageant antics as his friends in the National Secu- Miss Ohio did her and Ohio no credit. Maybe we should give her rity Council decide to funnel $30 a candy cane to suck on, though, to help her over the indignity of million to the contras - without being "robbed" by the pageant judges. telling the President!" D A candy cane to the 60 University students who showed so What makes or breaks a sit- much conviction in their beliefs that they joined the Great com these days, though, isn't the Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament. wildness of the plots, but the D A lump of coal to anyone in charge of lighting the campus. charm of the characters. The numerous dark spots just invite rapists or other criminals. "Cheers," " Family Ties" and Before we appropriate money for anything else, let there be "Taxi" have set awfully high- light. standards here, but I think the MRS. mtfftUUWM 60T7OPO SCWCIWIrVe M0DT SAM. D A lump of coal to the University Activities Organization for failing, once again, to schedule a decent concert here. U A candy cane to the Wood County farmers who banded together to send hay to the draught-stricken farmers in the South. Letters 0 A lump of coal to the U.S. government for making new student loan regulations so difficult that students had to wait Education, not cable Stolen backpack months to get their cash. O But a candy cane to the office of Financial Aid and Student not appreciated Employment for patiently handling the problems. D A candy cane to the University and especially Philip by Jay E. Smith ronment." The transition from Ultimately, if cable television Mason, Olscamp's assistant, for fixing the fouled-up phone borne to college is an under- is a positive choice which on- To the person who took my system. standably traumatic experience campus students should be al- bookbag from the shelves of U And while we're at it, a candy cane to telecommunications The following is an excerpt for many. Traditional Univer- lowed to make, then why not the University Bookstore on for cracking down on the problem of telephone fraud, which from a future campus tour for sity policy, focusing on the needs restore other choices to them as Thursday, Dec. 11.: totaled $30,000 in losses last year. prospective BGSU students and of the students, provides fresh- well. Let's allow freshmen to their parents: man orientation, resident advi- live off campus if they choose. Congratulations! You have G A lump of coal to the voters of Bowling Green for failing to succeeded in securing your- realize the importance of the income tax increase they voted sors and other assistance to help Let the boys from Conklin over- "And to your left is Harshman ease this transition. night at Mac East if they choose. self a sweatshirt that was a down. A raise of only 0.5 percent wouldn't have put anybody in Christmas gift for a friend at the poorhouse. Quadrangle, a residence hall These, of course, are ludicrous complex. Our residence halls A major feature of the struc- ideas. If the Board of Trustees home, a used book on Latin □ Another lump of coal, however, to the Bowling Green City American studies, (which Council for waiting until nearly the last minute to put the tax have all of toe conveniences of tured environment policy is the allows students to subscribe to home and more. Various resi- restriction of choices. Visiting cable television in dorm rooms, you'll probably get $5 for), increase on the ballot. More time could have helped convince three library books, $3 worth more voters. dence hall options such as hours are restricted, "co-habita- however, it will be implicitly weight rooms and computer fa- tion" is not permitted and new stating that students are able to of meal coupons and 3 to 5 D A candy cane to BACCHUS and other student groups for pens and pencils. providing a non-alcoholic alternative to bars in the "Dry culties are available, plus cable students must live on campus. make all choices and that they television in every room. Yes, The justification for limiting should. Dock." that's right, cable television in these choices is that such limita- In addition, you are the D A candy cane to Bowling Green inventor Albert Calderon every room." I seriously doubt that the lucky owner of my term pa- for getting a $4.9 milion dollar federal grant to develop his tions assist in the freshman transition. It appears that the trustees feel this way. The per on Cuba, all of my semes- invention that turns coal into clean energy. "Cable television in every choice to have cable television in ter's worth of notes for my C A candy cane to the University's Health Center for continu- Board of Trustees has dollar room." It sounds like an adver- signs instead of students in dorm rooms is yet another very finals and my picture of a ing to keep students informed about issues which affect their tisement for a budget motel just powerful temptation not to recent trip to Washington health. mind, however, when it conmes off the interstate. Well, the inter- to cable television. study. In sum, on-campus cable D.C. These are all things I'm □ A candy cane to the University athletic department and to state is 1-75. and the rooms will will make the freshman year sure you can really appre- the athletes who talked to area school children, encouraging be those of the residence halls at Statements by the Board of transition more difficult. The ciate; obviously you felt that them to "just say no" to drugs. Bowling Green State University. Board of Trustees should con- you needed them more than I . O Candy canes to the Ohio General Assembly and the Trustees lead me to the undesi- do. Very soon the University's rable conclusion that they will tinue to focus on the needs of the University Board of Trustees for the Oral Proficiency Pro- Board of Trustees will vote on students rather than opportuni- gram, which both encourages foreign students to increase their approve Wood Cable TV's con- I an effort not to sound approval of a contract with tract proposal. Applying a cost- ties for profit, and they should mastery of English and makes the classroom environment reject the Wood Cable TV con- angry, I iust want to tell vou much more conducive to learning. Wood Cable TV. If approved, /benefit test, it is obvious that that I think what you did on this contract will result in the cable television will cost the tract. D Candy canes to all the greek organizations who helped placement of cable television Thursday was pretty stupid improve campus-city relations with their many philanthropies, students grades and benefit the and childish, and it makes me outlets in every dorm room. University coffers. Following is an excerpt from a but coal goes to all those who were involved in dazing. Cable television will be a service future campus tour for prospec- sad to think that there are D And candy canes to all the Falcon sports teams who which students may or may not tive BGSU students and their people in the world like you. provide us with so much entertainment. choose. Cable service will, How will the University profit parents. In any case, I would greatly therefore, not be an automatic monetarily from the Wood Cable appreciate the safe -eturn of cost increase to all on-campus TV contract? Initially, new "i4nd to your left is Jerome my bag with my foil ws and students. equipment and installation will Library. Our library is one of the pictures at the wrj least. "Oh," you ask, "why not let be provided to the University finest libraries of any state uni- These things are beyc dmon- | THE BG NEWS students choose cable television free of charge. Eventually, versity in Ohio. Special features etary value. Oh, and by the way, Merry Christmas. Edtor MM McMyra Aaal Friday Editor Trecey Batdort if they want it?" My question is Wood Cable TV will probably include a snack lounge, com- Managing Editor Ron Fntz Chref Copy ErJtor RonCouMr "How will students benefit by sell cable service in bulk to the puter facilities, and over two AaM Managing Ed M;eH Stewart ill Chief Copy Editor Trevor PetWord receiving cable television serv- University at bargain rates. The million books. Yes, that's right, Kris ten Sandor NeweErJIor Don La* Copy Editor BathMurphy ice in their dorm rooms?" University will subsequently over two million books." 414 Batebelder Edaoflaf Edrror John Glebe Copy EdHor JohnNamec Frankly, on-campus students raise the price on the service SportaEdtor TomRaad CopyEdrMr KavtnHammer will not benefit. and sell it to on-campus studens. Smith is a senior human re- Aaa> Sporte EditorTom SaarnrvrU Copy Editor KmbertyQem Television is not conducive to I wont be at all surprised if the sources major from Grove dry. tMraEdttr Janet Pavaako CopyEdeBr JaradO Wadey Bursar's office adds-a small Afore tetters to the Editor' Photo Edelor Max Morveth Prod, aup'r Amy Cook studying. We are familiar with Aaet Photo Edtor Peter Felman the temptation to turn on "The processing fee for billing serv- will be found on page three. Prod, aup'r Jkn Hardy ices as well. What a gold nine! Friday Edeor Caroine Langer Prod aup'r stave rwencKI Cosby Show" instead of studying for that calculus exam. Can you imagine what it would be like The BO Newt a puMahed defy Tueaday through Friday during the academic year and with HBO, MTV and The Movie BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed eraatdy during the aummar aaaalon oy the Board of Student Publcallona ol Bowing Oreen Channel in every room? SaMe Unrvorety mi.rmiObeTMCK 'cumm. mum mm Optaone liipnmd by cokjmnati do not neceaaerly reflect the opMona of Be BO I can already near it: "Are mma. mis*, ir pour nu. MO. tmou. me3HOF-m»r MM, you dudes watching Conan to- svr r auvrfp KUPHO Kmit*w mm The BO feewB and Bowing. O/een State Urwernty are equal opportunrty employe end night?" or. "Hey, King some •mm mvuNb time -ZWM> zm f«m HOC ™ TV new do not caacrtrtvnele el rurmg pracbGee brews; we're watching 'Ghost / VMM. The M Mean «• not accept edveraeeig that a deemed rjaramnanry. degrading or Busters' again!" Not only would / unme WWW.' neuBJng on the beea of rasa, aas or national origin the installation of cable tele- mtr' oopyrtght igtMDy thoBQNewa a] rlghta reserved vision in dorm rooms be an academic disaster in itself, but > Office EoaoraK Office it is also contrary to traditional 214 Waal Mat Ph. 1418| 372 2901 2IOWeelHe> Ph |419> 372 2B03 Bowang Oreen SMte UrweraHy University policy. Soaring Omen. ONo 434030278 Many on-campus students Horn: S an to 6 pm Monday through Frtdey each year are freshman, and the University attempts to provide them with a "structured envi- Letters BG News/December 12, ISM 3 thing is sure: were a large That's enough to undermine lar in this kind of society, he is, Perry is safe, do we believe Editorial should earthquake to occur, the effects Idealistic editorial anybody's idealism. Obviously, in a word, idealistic. them? The NRC seems very would be devastating. It could this situation improved substan eager to keep plants running consider the future interfere with safe operations not pertinent today tially in the eighties, but recent Roger A. McCoy despite lack ot evacuation plans I am responding to the edito- and set off a series of events that events indicate that even Presi- 312 Mooney ana continuous radiation spills rial "Court Should Approve Per- would be disastrous. The plant This letter is in response to dent Reagan's squeaky-clean and accidents. ry's Full Operation" in the could contaminate Lake Erie Mizell Stewart's editorial on image might have a few spots on Integrity questioned If there was a water coolant December 5th issue of the News. and the rest of the Great Lakes. Dec. 3, concerning the "hyste- leak as the result of an accident The editorial stated that "the This may not seem too impor- ria" surrounding Bruce The reason Bruce Springsteen in NRC Perry decision at Perry while it was running at court should allow the Perry tant until you realize that the Springsteen and the apathy of has such a large following is This letter is in response to the 5 percent of its capacity, the Nuclear Plant to operate at its rest of our country is experienc- college students towards world because people see him as some- December 5, 1966 editorial con- chance of a core meltdown at the Ml capacity," just because the ing drought-like conditions, and affairs. one they can believe in, someone cerning the difference between plant is much less than if it were Nuclear Regulatory Commis- may some day need to rely upon who at least acts like he under operating the Perry Nuclear running at 100 percent. Further, sion believes that the plant is the Great lakes for their water Apparently, Mr. Stewart longs stands their outrage and frustra- Plant east of Cleveland at 5 the Perry plant has not been capable of safe power genera- source. How can this be done if for those wonderful days back in tion at the apparent deteriora- percent or 100 percent of its proven safe under the occurance tion. The NRC believes this, but the bodies of water were to be the sixties, when the idealistic tion of this once-great country. capacity. of an earthquake, making the it doesn't KNOW that the plant is contaminated by a nuclear acci- young college students were in- This is a general theme in many chances of a severe core melt- safe. The article also stated that dent? This is just one possibility, tent on changing the world for of Springsteen's songs, namely First of all, we would like to down even higher. "NRC officials inspected the not even considering the effect the good of all mankind. Their the idea that even though a question the integrity of the Nu- plant and indicated that based on our health or that we will be intentions were certainly noble, person works hard to get along clear Regulatory Commission We as citizens should be glad on past seismic activity in the forced to evacuate the area, but unfortunately their hopes in this world, often they still end (NRC) who claims that Perry is that the Ohio Citizens for Re- area, its structure would withs- were a nuclear disaster to occur. were a bit too nigh, and the up broken and defeated. In safe from seismic activity. The sponsible Energy is trying to tand possible tremors." Based If the Perry Nuclear Plant is events of the next decade effec- short, he knows how to empa- NRC determined 14 systems to ensure safer nuclear plants The go PAST seismic activity - but allowed to continue operating at tively laid waste to all their thize with the thoughts and feel- be unsafe at the Davis Besse public needs to be more aware of what if there were to be a much 5 percent of its capacity, let Utopian dreams. ings of the common working- plant in 1979. Six years later, on the dangers these plants pose larger tremor in the future? alone the 100 percent that the class people who, incidentally, June 9, 1965, with no follow up and the real fact that due to Take the most recent seismic editorial promotes, it is merely The fall of Saigon was fol- make up a relatively large per- study by the NRC in that time, negligence by the NRC and plant activity in January - we cer- a disaster waiting to happen. It's lowed by the Watergate scandal, centage of the population. Davis Besse came close to a operators we could some day be tainly didn't expect such a big time the NRC, our government, the energy crisis was followed The far-seeing youth of yester- severe core meltdown when it evacuating our homes for a long tremor, did we? Nuclear power our people, begin to think of our by the Iranian hostage crisis, day has given way to a genera- lost valuable coolant from its time. plants are dangerous, and we future instead of how much and all the while inflation ana tion of hardened skeptics who main feedwater system ans then don't know everything about money can be pocketed now. unemployment reached their refuse to let their faith be be- lost its back-up system. Jodie Humphries them or their potential effects Wendy Sue Nelicb highest points since the Great trayed again. If Stewart expects Wendy Catalano were a disaster to occur. One 440 Ashley Depression. political involvement to be popu- So, if the NRC claims that 462 High St.
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and continue to pay for her Conda Fernandez, leasing by Erica Heidebrink apartment here. "I've already agent for Winthrop Terrace reporter canceled classes, my loan and Apartments, 400 E. Napoleon my financial aid," she said. Road, said that Winthrop Ter- It's everywhere you look. In Apparently the realtors are race is also experiencing a lot of the newspapers, on laundromat also feeling the crunch. people subleasing. walls, people are advertising to Lisa Potter, the bookkeeper at "It's not really a problem if sublease their apartments. Newlove Management Services, they (the renters) find their own Freshman biology major Ka- 328 S. Main St., said that New- people to sublease to," she said. ren Horvath says she is subleas- love has about 30 people subleas- "I'VE! BEEN here quite< a few ing to go home and work to earn ing this semester. years, and I thinkttbere there are more money for school. "COME SECOND semester it more kids subleasing than be- "I don't have the money to live is a little tricky because of peo- fore," she said. "I think more off campus," she said. "My ple graduating and dropping out kids are graduating in Decem- roommates are also subleasing. and transferring," she said. ber and less people are willing to One is a senior and she got an Potter has been with the com- rent on a semester basis be- internship for next semester. pany for four years, and she cause it is such a difficult time to The other is a freshman and she thinks that this is the heaviest rent." BG News/Daw* Ktelmeyer is also going home to work,". year yet for subleasing. Tim Maugherman, Junior edu- Stephen Donnelly, manager of the Student Book Exchange, 530 E. Wooster St., examines textbooks being Although Horvath started ad- "It s not just us. Other real- cation major, said he is subleas- returned by senior nutrition major Chris See. Donnelly said business is up from last year at this time. vertising two weeks ago. she's tors are having the same diffi- ing because he might be having a hard time finding culty,"she saidT transferring next semester. someone to sublease to. If a student doesn't sublease, He said that he is also having a i Horvath said her landlord she said, he must find out if a difficult time finding someone to really didn't want anybody to roommate will take over his sublease to. Book buy-backs bring bucks sublease. "She (her landlord) is share of the rent. Some people call and say being nit-picky about it, but I "Since they are legally re- Otis Sonnenberg, assistant di- Wooster St., would not com-^i can understand," she said. by Judy Immel sponsible, the students who reporter rector of the University ment. If Horvath can't find anyone to break leases are taken to Bookstore, said book buy-backs All of the bookstores buy textr sublease, she will live at home court," she said. sublease." It's that time of year again. at the University store started books that will be used in the- Deck the halls, sing some car- Monday. following semester if they are irt< TUBA TROMBONE. .'. ffl2M5«M
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TANTER DEFINED stability as "not having the incentive for a first strike." He said that having missiles located in a vul- Stress may produce better work nerable position makes a first strike seem more advantageous, while keeping the missiles mo- by Linda Hoy cers. same time, study in groups, make a plan of action," he bile lessens the threat of their staff reporter According to Siebert, be- Siebert said. said. destruction. tween 50 and 80 percent of While studying, compare Use what you learned to Tanter said he would like to Although stress during most physical and mental ill- what you know with what make taking the next exam Axclrod Tanter exam time may result in nesses are stress-related. others know and get a per- see both countries move toward less stressful, he said. a mobile, rather than a station- harmful health effects, it can "In general, most effects of spective of where you are "I think being a college SDI Forum also be helpful, according to stress are not permanent or with others, be said. student is a particularly high- ary land-based defense system. the program director of a long-term," Kaplan said. "Once you find out that you stress situation," Kaplan D Continued from page 1. "When many warheads are local stress center. However, some problems, more or less know what other said. "Most students handle it concentrated in one location, Jeff Siebert, program di- ulcers in particular, can be people know, that can be a pretty well." He said the "defense" of SDI you tempt the other side to rector of the Fulton County serious enough to have long- comforting thought and can Kaplan suggested learning is part of the offensive system: strike first," Tanter said. Stress Center in Wauseon, lasting health effects, he said. reduce feelings of incompe- a muscle relaxation tech ni- "It's the shield behind which we said stress can be positive by tency or inadequacy," he que to combat stress. brandish our offensive weapons Axelrod concluded by encour- prompting students to work Some students who think said. Such a technique involves ... It's the bullet-proof vest aging students to take an active harder. they have medical problems Ongoing preparation is the preparing for a stressful situ- worn by a burglar." stand on their beliefs. Dr. Joshua Kaplan, direc- turn out to have stress-re- best method of coping with ation by visualizing it before tor of the University's student lated problems, he said. exams, he said. it happens and then relaxing. health service, agrees. To combat feelings of "Procrastination always "Stress is a normal healthy stress, students should find a increases anxiety," he said. IF THERE is a medical source of motivation," Kap- way to have fun as well as After taking an exam, re- problem, Kaplan said stu- lan said. exert physical energy, such view in your head how you dents should contact the ciumc^M Although stress can cause as working out, Siebert said. handled the exam, and ask Health Center at 372-2271. some students to put more yourself how well you pre- Stress counseling is avail- effort into studying, it can TO ALLAY anxieties and pared for it, he said. able from The Wellby calling also give some students ul- prepare for an exam at the "Take that information and 372-8302. ITOPPEIUJT
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THERE WILL BE REPRESENTATIVES FROM > • VARIOUS APARTMENT COMPLEXES • RENTAL UNITS >3&¥%& As Santa's mate, she's well-suited Casey D Continued from page 1. were being funneled to Nica- raguan insurgents, or con- BGSCJ employee entertains kids tras. "No, that's wrong," Casey, by Judy Immcl because I have to -1 want to. It told reporters who pursued reporter comes from the heart." him down a corridor in th* Krift said the best part of Capitol after his appearance, Mrs. Claus is closer than the playing Mrs. Claus is the chil- before the House committee. North Pole. dren. Asked when he learned In the printing office in the "The Joy is from seeing the about the arrangement, Ca-< Administration Building, the kids," she said, gently gesturing «ey responded, "I first machines whoosh-click in a with her hands. ''Their eyes just learned about this when steady sound as a short woman light up and they pat my cheek Meese told everybody." It! with light brown hair and blue to see if I'm real. was on Nov. 25 that Attorney eyes bustles around. She is Imo- "They think they are seeing General Edwin Meese dis- ys*iL* gene Krift, manager of office the real Santa, not fust one of his closed that between $10 mil-, services and the University's helpers, because he brings his lion and $30 million in arms, Mrs. Claus. wife - me - with him," she said. sales profits were diverted to Krift has been playing the role "And I want to make them be- thecontras. of Santa's wife tor the past IS lieve in Santa just one more "Before Meese informed, Ik. • . years. year. I try to live the part. It's you, did you start asking "It started when we would put very rewarding." questions?" Casey was on skits during the business of- Adults also enjoy seeing Mrs. asked. fice Christmas parties," she Claus. "Oh. I had questions about' said, peering around a mountain • of paperwork, an old-fashioned "IT BRINGS out the kid in it, yeah," he replied. ■M people again, no matter how old *i lamp, a gold Mickey Mouse fig- Government sources, who • :H ure and an assortment of other they are," she said. "People I spoke only on condition that odds and ends on her desk in a don't even know come up and hug me when I'm Mrs. Claus." they remain anonymous, said crowded office. "Someone asked Casey told the House Foreign' wP Ae me to be Mrs. Claus and I In all the hurriedness of Affairs Committee on agreed." Christmas as people rush to buy Wednesday that Furmark jT 1 t ; gifts and make preparations, had word that unidentified Since then, Krift has played Krift wants to keep the tradition Canadian businessmen who flHH^ Mrs. Claus both by herself and of Christmas alive. had put up the money for the with various Santas at Iranian arms were com- Christmas parties on campus "When I do this." she said, "I plaining that they had not B and in the community. want to convey what Christmas been repaid adequately. ■: "If someone asks me to do it, I is all about. I'm extending Imogene Krift BG News/Pete Fellman will," she said. "I don't do it love." Reaction D Continued from page 1. apartheid. "We're speaking of economic interests, and human rights override economic interests," she said. Other members of the group WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO expressed their concerns about possible student demonstrations to protest the foundation's in- vestment policy. CALL HOME BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS? Disraeli Huston, technology graduate student, said Univer- sity students will express their dissatisfaction to University ad- ministrators. "This is a concern expressed throughout the country - we are a) When another hour of cramming for the just starting to play a part," he said. "Investment has definitely caused the University to perpet- stats exam isn't going to help anyway. uate a system that is evil." But Kevin Burns, technology graduate student, said student b) When that Xmas Club money is almost concern about the issues of apartheid and divestment doesn't always have to be ex gone, and you haven't even started buying pressed in large-scale demon- strations. presents. "We are concerned that things are done in a nature.. .that will enhance the dignity of the (blacks) in South Africa," he c) When you just keep thinking about said. "Demonstrating doesn't require someone to dress up irt rags and sleep out in the quaq unwinding after finals with the whole overnight. Don't look in the newspapers for some big camf family together again. pus uprising, because it's not gonna happen. This is a positive movement, and this is the dii tion we want to go in." Forum D Continued from page 1. Okay, maybe exam time 'tisn't the season to be jolly. But a call vide a way to measure studen home might be just the thing to bring a little early holiday cheer. opinion. "This way (the foundation1 And there's no more reliable way to call than using board) could get an idea of how the total student population feels AT&T. You can count on AT&T's high quality service about the issue instead of i u"" small minority," he said. all year round. <*** *** "I would like to see an out But there's no time like those weeks pouring of student opinion oi before vacation to talk to your >* ,,<: both sides," Burlingame said parents. It's a time to make plans. «** ^ A time to talk about <** gifts you're think- ing of buying. A >&>* time to reminisce about other years .4P when the family came together. And a ^•% vz* >$& »»J time to warn them that ^'<&J&&*&> bombing out in statistics is, well, a probability. 3Stf i>\v«» f* ^l€si AT&T \ *£ The right choice. Elsewhere BG News/December 12,1IM 7 8. Africa imposes ban fitatt DISC ; Journalists required to seek official approval 902 E. WOOSTER • NEXT TO T.O.'s - PHONE: 352-3951 OPEN MON thru WED 9 to 9 THURS & FRI 9 to 10 SAT 10 to 8 SUNDAY 11 to 6 PRETORIA- South Africa (AP) - The eovem- Azhar Cachalia, the national treasurer, said: ; ment imposed severe censorship yesterday, re- "The UDF fears that any possibility of a relatively SERVING COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR 25 YEARS ; quiring journalists to get official approval before non-violent or negotiated transition to democracy ; reporting on most peaceful actions against apart- will now disappear. It is clear that the Nationalist ; held as well as violent unrest. government has not only lost control but has gone An independent Johannesburg daily, the Star, completely mad." ; said in a frontpage editorial: "This is just possi- ; bly the last edition of any relatively free newspa- HIS STATEMENT was issued directly to for- ' per you will read in South Africa." eign news organizations and the independent New rules issued by President P.W. Botha go South African Press Association. SAPA distrib- THE FINAL > beyond press censorship. They also bar ana- uted the item, but it asked subscribers 90 minutes apartheid activists from making "subversive later to kill it because of a ban by government i statements" that urge resistance to the white censors. ! government through many forms of non-violent By then, the statement had been used in some ' dvil disobedience. foreign news broadcasts and relayed in print form Among those are rent, consumer and school by several foreign Journalists. In response to an SALE boycotts; strikes; protest meetings; complaints inquiry from The Associated Press pointing out about compulsory military service; and establish- the difficulties of withdrawing a statement al- : ment of civic associations and people's courts. ready widely distributed, the censors said 25 Previous curbs on journalists under the emer- minutes later that publication could not be per- fency restricted coverage of violence and actions mitted. OF THE YEAR! y security forces, but not peaceful protest. Stoffel van der Merwe, deputy information The United Democratic Front, a multiracial minister, told foreign journalists Wednesday he ; alliance that has organized peaceful protests for opposed censorship personally, but he said the OUR LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS ARE ; two years, said it would challenge the regulations government faced a calculated, well planned in court. revolutionary onslaught." SURE TO DELIGHT ANYONE ON YOUR LIST! 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WI MSIIVl THI tlOHT TO LIMIT QUANITIES - ■UNO THIS AD WITH YOUI SAU INDS 12-2I-M DATE TIME PtACe C I9tt WCMO CMS ftngi BG Newi/December 12,1986 8 Israeli press censorship endures Wondering ends TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -While journalists emergency regulations issued by the British activity of any sort, soldiers' deaths, weap- In South Africa are contending with ex- in Palestine to prevent publication of re- ons sales and purchases, nuclear research for MIA's widow panded censorship restraints for the first ports about Jewish underground groups or facilities, oil purchases and immigration time, Israel's local and foreign reporters fighting British authorities. of Jews from enemy countries. The periodic always have had to submit to the military additions include such events as the 1964 TOLEDO (AP) - The iden- Austin, Texas. censor's blue pencil. The army distributes a permanent list of airlift of Ethiopian Jews. tification of the remains of an "For 20 years we've lived Surrounded by hostile Arab states and subjects that must be submitted to the Air Force pilot who was shot with the thought, a little thing having fought five wars during its years of censors before stories or photographs are The censors are responsible for checking down over Vietnam ends 20 in the back of the mind, that existence, Israel says censorship is essen- Eublished. The list is periodically expanded the reports of Israel's 3,000 reporters, 350 Sears of wondering about his he was still alive," she said. tial to state security. i include some specific news events. resident foreign correspondents and an an- ite, bis widow said yester- "We will all feel much better The military censorship dates back to 1945 The permanent subjects include military nual 1.200 visiting journalists. once we give him a place to The Pentagon yesterday rest here in the United identified the remains as States." those of Air Force Lt. Col. Butt's remains were among Arthur Warren, a Toledo na- the 21 repatriated by Vietnam tive who was shot down over last April. Those of Warren Drunk driving crackdown slated North Vietnam on Dec. 5, were returned to U.S. custody 1986, at age 30, and Maj. Rich- in September. COLUMBUS (AP) - Drivers tomorrow, the time during man, said yesterday. leste will kick off the 5th Annual ard Butt of the Air Force, The remains of the two offi- under the influence of alcohol or which most DUI-related traffic Drunk and Drugged Driver whose home of record is Nor- cers will be flown from drugs will be targeted for arrest fatalities occur. "There'll be extra troopers on Awareness Week with a news folk, Va. Butt was 23 when he Hickam Air Force Base in during a concentrated crack- the roads in the areas where we conference. was lost over North Vietnam Hawaii to Travis Air Force down tonight preceeding a week- "During these 13 hours, thou- know that DUI-related accidents on Nov. 11,1966. Base, Calif., today, following long DUI awareness week, the sands of state, county and local and arrests have occurred. The Jacobsen said records show 69 a full military honors cere- Ohio Department of Highway law enforcement officers across local law enforcement officers percent of DUI-related fatal ac- "We will finally be able put mony, the Pentagon said. Safety said. the U.S. will be on the highways know those areas, and that's cidents occur from 9 p.m. to 5 this to rest,'' Warren's A MILITARY service will The stepped-up enforcement, looking for alcohol and drug where they're going to be out in a.m., and involved single-car widow, Mary Warren, said be held Dec. 19 at Arlington part of a national program, will impaired drivers," David Ja- force," he said. crashes in which the drivers yesterday from her home in National Cemetery. run from 4 p.m. today to 5 a.m. cobsen, highway safety spokes- On Monday, GOT. Richard Ce- usually were men. 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Oh tat lO-3 Hart Audio Phona: 352-3395 All oth.r days 10-7 THE COMPONENT SPECIALISTS ♦• • Sports BO News/December U, INC 10 Holiday ticket Stakes are high for Ohio gridders CINCINNATI (AP) - The 17-year history of the intrastate football than 400 net yards in each of their last five games, and are the top- rivalry between the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals has ranked offense in the NFL. sales announced been characterized by generally low-stakes battles for bragging THE BENGALS are blending their offense well behind running rights. back James Brooks and quarterback Boomer Esiason. Brooks Tickets for Bowling Green Tickets for the following rushed for a club-record 163 yards against New England and needs athletic events taking place games will be available be- That history will take a pronounced turn Sunday. 35 yards to reach 1,000 for the season. Esiason, in his third season, during the Christmas holi- ginning with those dates. For the first time, the teams are going head-to-head late in the has passed for 3,383 yards, the fourth-highest total in the NFL. days will go on sale next season to decide which one wins the AFC Central Division title. The Second-year Cleveland quarterback Bemie Kosar leads a ball- week, the Athletic Depart- BASKETBALL: Dec. 27 vs. escalated stakes have heightened expectations at both ends of the control passing attack that is ranked ninth-best in the NFL. Kosar ment announced yesterday. Davidson state. has passed for more than 400 yards twice in his last five games, On Monday, Dec. 15, All- Dec. 30 vs Canisius "I think the importance of this game makes the rivalry a little totaling 3,350 for the season. Sports Pass exchange for Jan. 10 vs. Toledo more intense," said Browns tight end Ozzie Newsome, a nine-year "If you were to assess the two quarterbacks, Boomer and Bemie University students will be- veteran. "I think this game has more intensity, more importance on are probably playing as well or better than any two quarterbacks In gin. On Wednesday, Dec. 17. HOCKEY: Jan. 2-3 vs. Lake it than probably only three or four other games I've played since I've the National Football League right now," Newsome said. general admission sales will Superior been here." Both teams were struggling when the Bengals ground out their 30- begin to the public. Jan. 9-10 vs. Miami The Browns, 10-4, would clinch their second consecutive division 13 victory in Cleveland on a Thursday night early this season. title by winning Sunday in Riverfront Stadium, where they've dropped their last four games. The Bengals, ^5, would take the inside track on the title with a PIKES • PIKES • PIKES • PIKES • PIKES • PIKES • PIKES • victory. Cincinnati won in Cleveland 30-13 earlier this season, and another victory Sunday would give them the head-to-bead advan- Falcons trounce tage should they end the season tied with the Browns. THIS WILL be perhaps the most eagerly awaited game between the teams since their first meeting in 1970. That's when Paul Brown took the Bengals team he formed to Cleveland, where he rose to Vikings, 98-65 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW i prominence as the Browns' coach from 1946-62. Brown retired from coaching the Bengals after the 1975 season and Bowling Green's Chris Mos- much as 40 points twice in the now serves as general manager. His former association with sing scored 16 points in the game (80-40 and 84-44). Cleveland was highlighted early in the intrastate rivalry; now it's Falcons' record-breaking 98- Although no Falcon played reduced to a footnote. 65 trouncing of Cleveland more than 20 minutes, six of "The fact that Paul had an association with the Cleveland Browns, State last night in the Vikings' coach Fran Voll's players PI KAPPA ALPHA helped build the Cleveland Browns to what they are today and what Woodling Gym. scored in double figures. they have been in the past, is a known fact," Bengals Coach Sam lite Falcons' 98 points were Besides Mossing, Stephanie Wyche said. "I don't know that that is going to be needed (as the most ever for a BG wom- Coe (16), Jackie Motycka OFFICERS motivation). We're going to be about as ready to go as we can get en's basketball team. The (12), Dawn Brown (14), Me- without that." previous record had been 95 gan McGuire (14) and Dawn The Bengals are going into the 33rd meeting of the clubs in high against Cincinnati in 1961. Eastman (13) all scored over gear offensively. WITH BG leading 34-22 10 points. UJ Cincinnati rolled up a club record 584 yards in a 31-7 victory last midwaythrough the first half, Mossing also led BG in re- a: Sunday over the New England Patriots. The Bengals have more the Falcons went on a 17-7 bounding with 10 boards. a. spurt with Mossing sporting Stephanie Powers led the ■ President: Joe Domabyl 10 of the points. Vikings with 19 points. Ui BG led 51-29 at halftime and The Falcons, now 4-1, outre- V.P. Internal: Bob Burns went on to outscore the Vi- bounded CSU 62-32. a. kings 14-2 to begin the second BG plays Ohio University • V.P. External John Lunde half. The Falcons led by as tomorrow at Anderson Arena. UJ B a. V.P. 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Pittsburgh, Houston, Buffalo, Browns. who still can't think of anything MAYBE IT'S the city that with the Bengals and San Diego The rejuvinated Cleveland original to say and must by Mike Mc«-«vr« by Jeff McSherry breeds these unique beings. left. tdttor quarterback Bemie Kosar is continue to rely on ancient sports repoter Maybe they just can't help No doubt Cincinnati has the throwing the f ootball better than Cleveland jokes. themselves. It's a city of losers. tougher schedule. But this is anyone In the league. He will Sure, our river burned. Yeah, I agreed to write this column The Indians, Cavaliers, and where the logic of a Browns' fan riddle the Bengal's secondary, sometimes the city looks more A little over three years ago, Browns combine to make comes in. This person reasoned in defense of the soon-to-be AFC using a variety of receivers. And like Oscar Madison's room, not in the wee hours of a cool Cleveland the top of the that playing tougher opponents Central Division champion running back Kevin Mack, back Felix Unger's. And yes, there is Cleveland Browns on one September night, I lay In my bed professional sports dung pile. was actually easier and an easy from an injury that made him a nice chunk of crime occuring trying to eaten some 'Z's' for the This is a city where the focal schedule would be tougher for condition - that I did not have to miss much of the season, will in downtown streets. Interview Bengal Coach Sam upcoming day. But it was not to Cis a place called the his beloved Browns. easily bust through the Bengals' But I would venture to say be. linal Tower. What a name. How's that again? Wyche. sissy defensive line, while Cincinnati is more like You see, Sam, or "Son of Is this place terminally ill or ANYWAY, IT'S time for a helping Curtis Dickey to do the Cleveland than either city would Through the thin walls of my what? showdown. With two games Sam" as he is known to same. be willing to admit. There is one dorm room, I beard the howling These peoole have more remaining, the 9-5 Bengals will unwitting reporters, has this The game will be ugly for thing that separates them, crys of what sounded like a excuses for the Browns than a play host to the 10-4 Browns. In a propensity toward violence Cincy fans, but then they are though. And that is sports. wounded banshee in the next when it comes to media people. room. But this was no Asking something like, "Do spirit.. not even an injured The Bengals have too much for the , you think Boomer will have The game will be ugly for Cincy fans, animal. trouble throwing against the but then they are used to ugly. Each time their Browns just as they did in their 30-13 win I Browns' bump-and-run It was the dreaded earlier in the season. Position for position, '■ comerbacks? might earn me a team plays, they have to look at those awful CLEVELAND BROWNS FAN. | long hospital stay. Bengal helmets, which look sort of like It was another human being Cincy just makes the Browns look sick. Sicker So I wont ask Sam that, or wailing and bemoaning the than the polluted water of Lake Erie. ; any other question. Besides, I Orange-Chocolate-swirl flavored Jello Pops. trouncing of his beloved Browns ■ can't believe a thing the man by whomever on Monday Night says anyhow. With six contests used to ugly. Each time their Cincinnati has a decent football Football. Eventually the dictionary has words. Why just a real stadium, nonetheless. left on the schedule, he claimed team plays, they have to look at team and a farce of a baseball rantings and ravings subsided. few weeks ago, one of these Riverfront Stadium is a far his team would win each game those awful Bengal helmets, team. That's it. This, however, was just the tip peculiar beings told me the cry from Cleveland's huge and take the AFC central title. which look sort of like Orange- Cleveland, on the other hand, of the iceburg. Cincinnati Bengals had a better crackerjack box in Municipal : Then came a loss to the Denver Chocolate-swirl flavored Jello has a young, aggressive football It was a nightmare that has chance of winning the AFC Stadium. This stadium, in the | Broncos and, of course, a new Pops. team; an enthusiastic and never ended Tor me. A rude Central Division title because of heart of the city fondly called ; promise. Jeff McSherry, who wrote the rapidly Improving baseball awakening in more ways than their schedule. "The Mistake by the Lake", was column supporting the Bengals, team; a young and gutsy one. From this juncture on, I've proudly built on a landfill. I think Sam said something surprises me. I don't know now basketball team; a playoff- had to deal with the neurosis The Bengals last six games This is the home of the ' like "Well, I was wrong. But now he can root for a team when he caliber soccer team; and even a that is so common in Cleveland include: Seattle, Minnesota, Browns. The brown and orange. t I'm sure we're going to win the can't even spell the city it plays college basketball team that fans. Denver, New England, with the What a combination. final three games." Some in. As a matter of fact, I don't made the nation sit up and take There's no doubt I've not seen Browns and New York Jets still Their uniforms, from head to > accounts have it that he slugged think anyone, even notice last year. all of the complexities of the remaining. Cleveland's final six n See Bengals, page 12. ' a reporter from Cincinnati's Cincinnatians or Cincinnatiites Wouldn't Cincinnati love to get .Princeton High School (whichever they're called! can back at Cleveland because we inewspaper for snickering. confidently spell their home have it so much better. town without looking in some Unfortunately, it cannot. \ But while Sam lashes out atlas or encyclopedia. Cleveland, the city, needs a against the press, his players, But enough of the nitpicking. winner. It will not be denied. •although they have shown some Ill leave the bad jokes and old D See Browns, page 12. 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Tim McGee are also far superior now they have the Inside track to The Browns' video, "Masters to the Browns' Brian Brennan, theplayoffs. of the Gridiron", is certainly a Webster Slaughter, and Reggie EVEN IF the Bengals beat little more flashy, but only a Langhome. Cleveland, Cincy still has to beat guest appearance by Pia Zadora Player of the Week The rushing game also goes to the 10-4 Jets while the Browns could have made it worse. Cincinnati. James Brooks, with only have to weasel their way This Sunday, the Browns are 965 rushing yards and 46 past the 4-10 Chargers. Thus, the praying they won't have a receptions for 600 yards, leads Browns and their fans are Bowling Green's Jackie The 1981 graduate finished his Michigan will feature two performance similar to this one.' the conference in all-purpose praying for a win in the next two Motycka has been selected as career with 6,323:29 minutes stars from Canton McKin- Sorry, it's not to be. yardage. The Browns, who had a weeks or a Bengal loss. the first Mid-American Con- and 2,919 saves. ley's 1984 high school state The Bengals have too much potent ground game last year, Ill admit I have a wish too. ference women's basketball championship team. for the Browns just as they did in are led by Kevin Mack's measly But Just one, that's it. Player of the Week for the D D D D The Wolverines' Gary their 30-13 win earlier in the 536 yards. My wish is to banish both 19e&-87 season. Grant and Falcons' Anthony season. Position for position, To makes matters worse for Reggie Rucker and/or Sam The W) sophomore from Kruzich was selected as the Robinson led the McKinley Cincy just makes the Browns the Browns, the Bengals are Rungliano as a color Convoy, Ohio led the Falcons Central Collegiate Hockey Bulldogs to the AAA title in look sick. Sicker than the coming off of their biggest commentators for the day. to a 3-1 start this season. She Association's co-Player of the '84. polluted water of Lake Erie. offensive performance in Rucker.an ex-Brown receiver, has scored 75 points in the Week for his performances in The Browns thought that by franchise history. They tallied and Rutigliano, ex-head coach four games for an 18.8 aver- the Falcons' wins over the D D D D hiring former Bengal offensive over 600 yards total offense at Cleveland, are undisputably age. Included were two 21- Broncos. coordinator Lindy Infante, they against New England last week. the worst in analyzing a football point performances against Brent Smith, Miami's net- Frank Booker's 14.5 points could capture some of the Defensively, it looks even on game. Ohio and Wisconsin. minder, shared the honor per same places him 11th in Bengals nigh powered attack. paper. Statistically, the Browns with Kruzich. MAC scoring. The senior They got the coach, but forgot are ranked seventh in total But bey, let's forget the talk FALCON NOTES guard is also fourth in the the players needed to perform. defense while the Bengals are and watch the Bengals defeat a a a a conference in free throw per- Cincy quarterback Boomer eighth. But the numbers don't these Browns. Motycka and senior Stepha- centage with a .875 mark. Esiason far outclasses the measure the strength of the Yes, that's right. The Browns nie Coe continue to pace the Defenseman Todd Flickers Teammate Steve Martenet opposing signal-caller, Bernie competition and we've been will lose. first place Falcons so far this string of skating in 145 con- also clips at a .875 percentage Kosar. Esiason is the fifth- through that already. It's hard medicine for you season. secutive games ended last at the charity stripe. ranked passer in the AFC while Cleveland, on the other hand, Cleveland fans to swallow, but Motycka is third in the Saturday. The senior co-cap- Lamon Pippin is second in Kosar is eighth. has squeaked their way past just take a bis swig of Lake Erie MAC in scoring, averaging tain was forced to sit out the MAC in rebounding, aver- But the real difference is in opponents by three points five water and it'll wash the taste of 18.8 points per game. She is because of a rib injury. aging nine rebounds a game. athletic ability. Esiason is no different times. They have also defeat right away. also seventh in rebounding Flichel can still reach the Booker James of Western (7.3 rpg) and seventh in free school's record for most ca- Michigan is first with a 10.7 throw percentage (.840). reer games, though. The average. Browns mark of 165 is held by Wayne As a team, BG maintains □ Continued from page 11. won the last meeting between the two clubs. Coe's 17.5 points/game Wilson (1981-84), now a BG the conference's second best Ill give the Bengals credit. The team played a But just like all Bengals fans, Jeff will rest on place her fifth in the confer- assistant coach. free throw percentage with a good game last week against New England and past laurels. Because the Bengals made the ence in scoring. The forward .725 mark. they have been a decent club all year. Superbowl in 1961, Bengals fans think they can is also seventh in field goal D D D D Sunday's game will be a good one, merely make it again. And because they beat the Browns percentage (.483) and eighth MAC STANDINGS (MEN) because the two teams are so evenly matched. It last time, they believe the team will triumph once in free throw percentage The Falcons have not been 1. Toledo (44) 04 shows in their records. It shows in their statistics. more. (.750). shut out since the seventh Miami(44) 04 The Bengals are ahead of the Browns in total BG's Megan McGuire Ce of the 1981-82 season, 3. Kent State (3-1) 04 offense, while the Browns top the Bengals in total BUT JEFF and all the other Bengals fans will ranks fourth in field goal per- adds up to a school-re- 4. Central Michigan (2-1) 04 defense. have a rude awakening Sunday. The Browns do centage (.500) and 14th in cord of 222 straight games. 5. Ohio(W) 04 SOME BENGALS' receivers appear in the not rely on their history, they make it. scoring (12.8 ppg). 6. Eastern Michigan (3-3) 04 conference leaders category, while no Browns do. I'm through talking about the Bengals and the n □ D a 7. Bowling Green (1-2) 04 But that is because the Browns spread the offense Browns. I promise not to take anymore cheap MAC STANDINGS! WOMEN) 8. Western Michigan (1-4) 04 around. It is not unusual for Kosar to use 10 shots. 1. Bowling Green (3-1) 04 Two Falcons notched their 9. Ball State (1-4) 04 different receivers in a game. "Son of Sam" will do enough of that after the 2.KentState(4-2) H first goals of toe season last There is one advantage the Bengals have. They game. 3. Toledo (3-2) 0-0 weekend. Central Michigan (3-2) 0-0 Sophomore Thad Rusiecki VOLLEYBALL: MAC-mem- Western Michigan (3-2) 00 scored his first goal ever as ber Western Michigan has 6. Miami (2-2) 00 BG icer and senior Rob Ur- made It to the NCAA's final 16 Ball State (2-2) 00 ban tallied his first goal this teams in playoff competition. 8. Ohio (1-4) 00 season after sitting out 13 The Broncos, who swept BG 9. Eastern Michigan (0-3) 00 games. in three games twice this Christmas season, advanced to the HOCKEY: Goaltender CCHA STANDINGS "Sweet Sixteen" after defeat- Gary Kruzich broke two more 1. Mich. State (16-2-1)14-24 28 ing Colorado State in three Boxed Cards school records in last week- 2. L. Superior (12-5-1)11-4-123 games. They face Illinois to- end's series against Western BG (13-4-1) 11-4-1 23 morrow in Lincoln, Neb. You'll find a special yuletide wish for everyone on your list. Michigan. 4. IU.-Chicago (10-7-1) 8-7-117 The senior has now com- 5. West. Mich. (9-9) 84016 a □ □ D piled the most career minutes 6. Ohio State (5-12-1) 5-10-111 played (6,363:02) and the 7. Miami (5-13) 5-11-010 FALCON CLUB: This most saves by a BG goalie 8. Ferris State (7-13) 4-12-08 week's Falcon Club Luncheon (2,966). Michigan (4-14) 4-12-0 8 will feature basketball coach Both marks erased former Jim Larranaga. The affair at BG goalie Wally Charko from MEN'S BASKETBALL: the Bowling Green Holiday the Falcons' record books. Monday's game against Inn starts at noon. EXPERIENCE the fun and Dorsey's Drugs 500 E. Wooster adventure of... 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FAITH CHARI- The Breektaal Calf" on being aYjr^pfad alto Alpha Lambda Delta TY HOPE ON THE OTHER SIDE PLEASE EXAM SPECIAL 19 95 PER NIGHT SchceasK Honorary RETURN IMMEDIATELY TO CEUNA CHAT- BEST WESTERN FALCON PLAZA HOTEL ATTENTION LADIES OF BOWLING OREEN PREPARE FOR THE DELT ADVENTUREII IF YOU NEED A RIDE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS MAN. 372 5884. 418 0UN6AR HALL Study and relax m the privacy of Study your hearts out!' Tha lima la drawing near OR HAVE ONE AVAILABLE CALL USG DIAL your own room Dae 7-116 Dec 14-18 SAVE JANUARY 21, 111) OK YOUR lor tha graatsit "crulh" of the CALENDAR Early Ck-ei 6 We ck-out Continental A-RCE AT 372-7522 jeer -ALPHA PHI SNOWBOUND' PTKAPPT breakfast 6 tree coffee Raav 352- Chrletmai Cruah IMS THERE IS SUCH A THING AS RIDES 4671 Ck m students must show veld Get excited cause Alpha Phi data party a hare. ATTENTION ALL U.S. SSSB letOntERHOOO. IT MAY NOT ALWAYS I D Non-students not eegfbt* what a great way to end the year We w. have a SvwNE. BUT ITS THERE! ITS POTENTIAL IS To al my eaters, friends, cohorts, and partners An Act ol Congress has eataDkehed Dec 13th great tana ornkmg and dancing al night, parry- AWESOME ANO ITS RESULTS WILL LAST In trail*: aa National Sue Pom* Day ing with al our might Love your YOU A LIFETIME. TO THE NEW, SEIZE THE HAPPY BtKTHOAY. SUE! Alpha PN Crush OPPORTUNITY, TEST YOURSELF AND Though I'm leaving you now for something rjf- PREPARE FOR THE EXPERIENCE. FOR THE ferent to find, II never forget th* spaces! people ATTENTION: ONOY PRICE JASONITPJP, OU), I AWmCIATE THE OPPORTUNITY ANO I m leevwig behind Time seems to speed up end Forty-Ova minute* my butt' Hey Jason next YOUR DIRECTION. FOR ALL. MEMORIES ARE momenta together sap away as that long You were once our houeemom and now we tana keep your shorts up EVERLASTING ANO FOR THAT I CAN ONLY awaited tomorrow a suddenly today You. th* seldom see you. but we know you've helped us RoS Nancy SMILE ANO SAY THANK YOU! friend* I've made here wi be lorever n my "behind the scenes " We are thankful tor your AS ALWAYS. haart. and the memoriae of the times tad w« support and we wlah you a very Merry TEETERS never depart II maa you al take oar* end ATTENTION Christmas JEANIRUNO work hard-arid remember you only get out of Love. The Brothers ol Delta Upeaon Thanks tor being the beat roommate ever I PI Phis sometrwig what you put into it Love. Tea hope your 20th ovthdsy la the nappael yet Thanka tor helping to make Monmouth Duo a LOW, Karen huge sue*** Wi had a Fantastic time BThe To My "Curnnl Favorite Fret Boy'' AYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYA- TraMon Has BaguntLove. The Kappas Sorry wa rrasssd my date party but the Olym- ADVERTISERS: JOY OAYLORD: YAYAYAYAY pics wan men fun Saturday anyway. Keep n DELTS FOR A CHANGE: Nap* you has* a Isetl.e Christmas wtlh lets up-lt koape GEDDIN BETTER." FLAG AND PIN: ONLY THE BEST' al JOY. I'll miss youl PL EASE HELP Mtll Love, Lor*, JMD Classified & Display ate* Unrversity student seeking a garage in which lo IAIY ADRIE and BABY JAYNE, store fee car over the Winter months w* pay To our SAE Dates: Bob "B.C.", Brad. "Inch", Ran, JuMln. Kevin P., Nick. Pat N„ Rick. Rob, Get ready lor the '2nd Annual AIDS MATHER- cash! Ptoese contact Jeff Davis al 372-8338 CMOY SOCHA finals blow-out" Thanks lor a JuieCampbd Stan, Todd. Tom F., Tom J,, Tom s.. Trevor Deadline for the great semester' Love ya both. CINDY Congratufattona on your Dona Gsmma-Sxjma PONCHO Hi th* night baton stwerbound Ft. Epaaon aveeering to Adam Start*' Love, snd tha many man of SAE BOSU BOXER SHORTS WILL BE AVAILABLE your DG sisters I'M CRAZY FOR YOU!' an wondering who thee- Alpha PM AT THE B A BUILDING THIS WEEK STOP BY dales oould be Tues., January 13 edition BETWEEN CLASSES CASH OR CHECKS AC- JUUE DALTON Hugs and kaeee But fate* no feer the time la near CEPTED Happy 2 HI Birthday (on Sunday) to XI moat CHEF gat ready to oasabrat* wtlh (first publication of spring semester) awesome roommate' holiday cheer BIG JUL AHSLANIAN Love ya. Wendy R.A.S sn specal poopk* 0000 LUCK ON FINALS AND HAVE A GREAT Join our ranks today Wa'n wutouBly awaiting CHRISTMAS BREAK' we hope you Irs loo AXO LOVE AND MINE. JUUE SEBO. MOLLY SCHULER. RUTHE We can't wart to be snowbound wtlh youl ROIALITA. is LH'DIANE SCHULER. KIM KUHLMAN. ANO MARY ANN Love, your Alpha Phi Cruahe* STAMBAUGH. We al wlah you guys the best of luck next R'a hard to beUeve that graduation fa only TOAD. semester, and from hare on out' Wel mias you one a*** away. Queas tturt nvaana we'll hen Fri., January 9 Get excited lor Snowbound on Saturday and 10 party tonight at Howard's with Loved By al' Love, your Phi Mu Sellers PS Don't be Looks Ms mil 11 the list personsl ol your col- then our anniversary on Sunday. N'a been a strangers-keep In touch! Mwaonsl NO eTuaaLEI ALLOWEDII Good greet year and seven monthsl taak and nan fun In TEXAS! lege coteot you lucky buml I can't b*llaea 4 p.m. Love you tonal JUNA fl'e b**n I month* sine* Summer school MM I'VE BEEN TRYING TO LOCATE YOU SINCE Lore, Kkn when you actually thought chipmunks ex- WE SWAM TOGETHER AT THE PORTAGE leted on Has campui! Thanka tor th* BEST BLOWOUT LEAVE MESSAGE AT 3S3-S913- RSA'S awawmar of my Ma hope a* have many COLLEEN COUNT EM" VAUGHN: BOB HOODAY CRUISE more!! Get ready tor a tremandoui tropical WE'VE FINALLY MAKE IT-GET READY TO DRY DOCK tae,TOOAYI CELEBRATE' I PROMISE NOT TO PASS OUT KAREN SASFY SATURDAY Congrsrulations on your PI Pin-Pm DM DURING COMMENCEMENT IF YOU PROMISE HOLIDAY CRUISE Lov* you always, BEAV NOT TO BLOW CHOW ON MY GOWN' Lavaaenng to Barry Ware reaty happy for you! DRY DOCK PS Thanka everything bull DALLAS, HERE WE COME I Love, your sisters ol Pi Beta Phi SATURDAY THE BG NEWS FRIENDS ALWAYS, ROSE Tom (The Sear). KJRK VrXLBURGER RSAs Hoeday Cruae Happy 23rd and CongratuMbona on graduating Concerned about finals'* Just wanted to tan you how great this peat at the Know what I mean. Vem? Do you need a study break? semester has been with you' ORYDOCK Take RSA'a Hoeday Good luck on finale and gat peyched lor a tun Dae. 13.1986 214 West Hall 372-2601 break' Roes and Kim CruJae at the Dry Dock Rubber (Alar Jackie laotrcU) Saturday. December 13th Love you, Wendy Typmg- Traraoriptlons Tax Prep list RSV Happy 20th Binhdeyl Reasonable Rates Many Typastytaa 10H Too bad you an aUtl not old enough tor the Krtssy Peterson OFF with ad Cal 885-2288 7 day* par week Congratulations "Adult" Night Outl Congratutabona on being tapped nto Ormcron anytime PAM TUCK ANO LAUREEN PETERSON tAwaya, continued on pg. 15 tor becoming Honorary Members Delta Kappal Good job! Th* "Adutts" In Butt Ghetto ol the Month In AMA Your ALPHA XI Setters Love, your DG sailers ■re very proud ol you DAN (My Michigan Men). I AM8DA PHEE WOMAN Fremont. Ohio awaits our arrival ALISA MCMILLEN You and me. together, la the Congrats on your Lembchop LevaHertng to key to aurvtvaf-- Sieve Palmer. What will Tim DOUG Clyde f A better tm just cent be found. tasrcvtJo say about the big "L"7 la careful To top the mtamnal Alpha PN writ, that candy necklace. SNOWBOUNO' Lave. KM WO « AXO RAX WEEKEND &&>*^*iA Merry Ortetmasl ».l;isttvsr*aa»lcandylnthedutfelbeg?Wa f Love always can't bllm that you two walkad so long tor You 1° Ohio State Fan thlsl Feeeng the need to calabrets wtlh B.K. m\ *££* and a safari dde? -OOH-AAHI! BREAKFAST BUFFET AND DATE PARTY KMO HATT Laura- Our Gamma Phr-Arctic To tie Lettuce In my BIT' Ham a super 22nd FRESH FRUIT BAR was quee an adventure Birthday.Love, Tim rs reefy too bad there's not much we remember But through the excaement YOU'RE THE GREATEST! Celebrate Via erne we had waa great HAPPY BIRTHDAYI Our Gamma Pie-Phi DM combination LOVE ALWAYS waa eurety first rate* MIIIIKF f,% New Year's Eve Thanks for a terrific fane) Love. Punfcy # ? UesCurrane, at Howard's I I'd I Daks Zeta Grsduettng Seniors. you neort semester The put 4 years aa :*• with the Corigretuattonel You si have meant so much 10 oorntee and rrtonda has bean th* beat I will ue-w* are reefy going to maw you aft Don't always cherish M the laughter and good forget to come beck and vH ual We love you! ttrasel Thanks tor being you and timwlii'. Love, your OZ Staters A aval la not a best uraH N'a been run. Deka Zeta New Initiates. A song la not a song ;>- Organics Thenkl for our new letter*-they look greet! A unbT N'a bean sung special thanks to Kiwi R. Wan for ID* Love Is not put In your heerl to stay eeoulHut song you fat** ue you sing Lor* I* rat toes until you gM* It aweyl Lore. 4- Party Favors, II atoyroaa Champagne, Love, your DZ siaters Lea. Hootor. and Chdy Thanka tor a great semester You guys are the beet roomtea and II mkta you so muchl Noise and Fun. Whatever future years may lefts Love. Maryrcee One thmg w* ■» be true Lie's greatest gift w. always be Loal A tun-fJed Stg Ep Organics will To have your love and you FouvJ BrenOen Flaherty Dec 13 at the Alpha Merry Chrefmas PN Snowbound A delicious array of all your breakfast favorites DM Cant wait to be snowbound with youl featuring scrambled eggs, fresh baked muffins also play Jan. 2 & 3 Your Alpha PN Crush DON'T HAVE A RIDE HOME FOR and biscuits, bacon, sausage, *•••:>■ CHRISTMAS? Lynda. Chrta. and Pern, R NOT CALL USG DIAL-A-RIOE potatoes and more. Plus a 372 7622 Where lo began? I juat want you to know -hat It s variety of the freshest fruits of Rax bean a llaat) great semester with you guys! the season. WiWIRAiVrS East Marry No 1B nssrdsna Wave had roy (muncrwvj Taco Bel Wave had You guys are kat too cheeeey' fun (II leave thai up to you) and yet I hope thers Msry-0W you pencv rwn m? a more to come Have youreervea a very Merry Happy Holidays Petty how about a KvHa wee* O S U roed mo; Chrteenee and a torrMc New Yaw. GRADUATION WH r£ND SPECIAL HOURS: Jenrwer-I want that mull I preeent Ruscy Tncy Roach-go away" Get peyched tor nur cheeeey PS I dont know what I the* about (a brat SATURDAY -8:«km.41:Gfem. SUNDAY ■ 8«Ja.m.-2fl0p.m. Chrtatmaa bonanml Chi seal' and LoveY I. wuref? Where's my keys? Where's my key*? 210 N. Main No Cover MAMA '006 N. Main St., Bowling Green Eric. Yes now you're 21 Tan* to party and ataah but Fefl semester he* been great because you've remember G A D It's gating crowded In ran. Rax Oiristmas Gift Certificates Now Available. been here with me. we I end it with maealoa Hey l rjdn'l mean lo rum you on Yougrvelovea * Howard's is a designated driver participant and boon at Alpha PN Snowbound, you Ml bed name Exactly It can happen Get reedy to *' drtnk. If you promae not lo maks a hoapital run Happy Hobdays! I love you. hon! 1 piomaa not to tef on my face Happy Birth- day. Wendy BG Newi/December 12, HH IS Classifieds - continued from pg. 14 COULD YOU BE A BOSTON Ona bedroom etacesney taon-amoUng mate Aatoaalan Oawse atoeel •_ DELTA 8IOMA PI JUTAQUA WANTED Students to m as RAa NANNY7 $190. Exne CM 352-9209 or 372-7743. Dotoraa. Jotene. 1 Eaters- >* I can t wen lo spend a GREAT tor tte 198 7 58 school yew Ara you a loving, nurlurfeig person who ervoya eaktorArfla. You guys an tal greateat' TNa rVst limaallr MARK WELLatAN BMhart I LOVE YOU' Apply today apanrjng ma with chaorsn? Uvs In lovely, has brought merry greet memories Thaaamoua Teacher ol the Semester Amy suburban neighborhoods enjoy aioaaant or can be occupied by two lor phaanthropy hlde-n-seek. come on you Cal 363-4626 FM 1984 V ■ etatlll, benefHs. your own IVtog quartera and guyar and of oouraa-The Maylag Man' I tova i'» t', f\ t ' +K >«t t-K JOHN CLAUetNO MM working houre. Your round-alp tranapor- MatoW 2 badroom. 1 1 1-2 bath, unfumteh you at-heve a graal Cnrayanaal M • Congratuteoone on being MM ■ • peer ad- DELTA HQMA PI Saturday mght • drawing new talon la provkted One yaw rjotltTositenl ed. free cable. M uttaoss. aaoapt etecalc. Love-Kendra nVA vleor lot ■■ Weanoee programl Way to continue ertenda a HUOE ChraHmaa Cruan la aknoel hare thte TC laederehkj' neceaeary CM or wnte Mre Fhch. Chtooere evaaabte mmeHetery 364-8400 PS! sanost forgot "Tha Bate Bowl " ~ Placamant Service Inc {CCPS). 149 THANK YOU So much tun It wfl be, Low. you DG eatsrs BuckTrahster Rd Brookkna MA 02144 (017) ATTENTION JANE , to STEVE COCHRAN •NOWaVDIJWO- rusl you sod me A for al ol tva ha* Lova. your Alpha Pta Data 6444294 ,^___ CHRISTMAS CLASSIFIEDS We dUnt know C D C a sxteted untl you came #?5a M FACULTY ADVISOR DO YOU WANT TO H FAMOUS Matting neat around Wa have had a greet Rna wWi you and Vwi OOODLUCX STEVE! JON ELIOT. WANTED a sing and wa need a band- you've helped ua arartenaMy. Have a good Jafaa. Wal tMaa youl « rock. Top 40. and dance musk prater Chdatmas break and be prepared tor rant DONT STRESS OUT ON FINALS. YOUTJ. DO red Pliaaa cMLttand Ranee at 372-4374 GREAT' THEN RELAX AND ENJOY YOUR DELTA SKVMA PI BREAK! The brothera ot aft Lova. Tha Brothers of Data Upeeon J^ Matte hundreds weeks* matang Orcuaaral No tUarae Phi Epaaon , MERRY CHRISTMAS « 1 IMl loommaM tor Spring Me* apartment Quotas' Umaal Ruah eel addressed stamped wteh that tha toy I^irf" P"^ MARK SHOWER .••"^ LOVE. P J ••-. only 1 block kom campua $1S0a month Cat envelops AM MAR 264 Robartaon, Dapt P4, of tha Cmstmee aaaaon ATTENTION LAUFaE ALLEN ~Z. aa the" new faculty edwjoi 353-0205. aek tor Ursula Beverly Hfls.CA 8021 I I your haartaand home # * Wan gad to tarva you! You have been a gnat Moml (So tar) Wa ap I ternste to ■ film apartment tor Spring Salsa ara upl Dekvery drtvera needed Apply at tor now and erways praclata everything you've done and ate Good kick on male and hove a greet Chrtetmas Simula. Cal Jute 353-4012 atlar 10 p m BG Una Caaaafa $3.60 $ rnmnaaekin Must MERRY CHRISTMAS Delta Zetas break be 14 years of age and muat have car and «v amount of time you've spent with ua Good luck 1 mala student to eutHaaee Unrreraity Vflaoe next aameeter and have a greet Chrartmao Have a great Chnetmes Braakl Lova. Mom l» Apt Spring '87 aamanar For detest cal *2 Good kick on al your mala" 353-2045 Seeking Mate Appacann Bke Race-Bare Rece'Bata Race y. Lova. the Brothers of DeS UpaaOn ^ KarsMcLam who ara wfltog to parrrat Maili at 2 llnialll to eitrteaea tor Spring Semeeter Val Hope your samaater was s good start at BG* Students to perform a genual sxarranaoon on Than at only 134 DaysCo Manor apertmenta acroaa trom campua. Go Study" Sea you over the hoedayai Merry X Mae' Love tiam. Wfl pay $25 par aaaaton CM Medical intl the Den, Upeacm /Lssv I 1 et Wgha I Amy H 363-4806 or 352 2858 Have a Marry Chnetmes and a Happy Naw The end a> near' Ye. Debbie* Ccaagl ol Ohio at 381-4809 BlkeRece' J-SL, Year' Sea ye In '87 Love. It***************** 2 tun toman roomtee Spring Samaalar Start prapadngl TOe^ Kamna Starts j, UaalMary Don't forget those teat minute Whan an you going to eing Grandma Got Run Poolslde apartmant Chaap rant Call M0 353-0228 Bfka Race - Bfta Race'Blia Raoa * * Chnatmea grtts Over By A Reindeer aged? FOR SALE it Bnd special aorrtething at » , x , Many Christmas, Jett, f spado MCCA WALLACE .tt Tha Ftower Beekal A'l Rinilaali apt $112.60 fontn includee all Have a great braakl Your H H MM you're feat 186S Mato utatetee. Ctoee to balk campus and MIL Can HAPPY HOLIDAYS KeatiWaMr ¥ rate! Merry X maa' 14*41 or. t>> ^ Marry Chnetmes and Happy New Year NATURAL BEAUTY PREPARATIONS BO News Satea Statl" ^ •athW. Ciakjnliaalkaai on graduating A race, fttoncty. tun-loving tomato roorraa need- YOU CAN MAKE Thanks for M you've done- j. Heppy 21 at Btrthdeyll I'm looking forward to GAMMA PHI BETA It wont be the same without you ed tor Spring Semester Ctoaa to campua, OH C4 AMAZING RESULTS FULL DIRECTIONS you daaerve a raatful break' -r^ eRindeuu Chrlstma, rfth youl * would to to wteh everyone a Troup St Cal 353-4800. Debbie. Saly. or ONLY $2 ANNUN PUBLICATIONS Stsal wa have a record breaking JJ; Low.. Whitney ^fl Merry Ovtetmas and Happy New Year! Mad. 29548F WISTARIA. Spring! GOOO LUCK ON FINALS' CANYON COUNTRY. CA 91351 Can ara task? Oaaparatoty aaaklng a tun-bvlng. Your. AM BETH. Kety. Andrea. Jackie. Use Late. Waaem ternste roomie Cal 353-4800. Daobia. Sat/, OAMMASCZ: Cant baeeve M tha tun we've had Toledo or Mao Ctoaa to campua HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS BREAK- Stetera ol Alpha Delta Pi SL rU REAUY MISS YOUI Graduenon ■ the 20th ol December. Tom, buttona or not. 6 in tha am . pictures naaparatotj leeklng 2 famates lo sublease nto 1974 VW blue super beetle, standard AC • a safe, raaudng Chrtatmas Break Andy and Trevor II mtea galore, hockey game hal chat, butts al mug. 2 badroom opaftmanl acroaa Irom Harahman vary good coral, 73.000 mess $1600 CM L tl-PATA LOVE.JEFF But there'a one thing I want you lo remember. Mentor roed trtp. Inter - mtra room spats. Santa, Quad Al utnaa Induced, except alaclrlc. Cat 435-7689 8 am-9 pm 4* v*4 Is s phrsee that goes axe thai ALWAYSPRO proficiency, tire dm socials knocking on mrrvjdaytolyl 353-2348 00 TO IE A FIJI! You ail are the greatest Next semester wR be 1977 VW Mver beetle, standard, very good en- K.D.E.R. BIG EVA ** even better Have a MERRY CHRISTMAS and FEMALE NEEDED FOB SPRING SEMESTER nation I at owner. 60.000 mess. $2000 CM Gotta love that poem on the pledge board MERRY CHRtSTMAS TO THE BESTIE5I Bk3!BIG! A purple notktey to FUle everywhenl * II frank of you whes I bask in the GullG Coast APARTMENT ON 4TH STREET RENT--$820 435 7889 Irom 8 am-9 pm Sounds ska a letter you wrote ma once, but eaa. ., LOVE, UL' KIM Sunday Oeofl. A SEMESTER-WILL TAKE $400 New Carpal 81 key Caaio electronic keyboard somehow SH - heppene and things change It Lova and BE GOOD 1 1 hope you have a wonderfj Cnristmae with and tumlturo Must UK CAU DIANN AT reefy kas ma mat wa used to be such ctoaa 3E Mom 6 hand crochet nppte atghane 45 x 60. Coma BOB NELSON 352-0783 Irtanda (aom O U to daahhl Now. agrumenta your lamaV I wten we could spend thte hoaday see al 508 S Grove Conr>ralulBtMns on your December graduation! 1 •ed to iMadachaa and Mara u n time to return together II mtea you Ferrets roommata lo sublesse apartmant Spring 11 mtea you next samaater I can't wait to i 71IUG. ittte rust, good coeege car. muat as* to O.U? Dude. I'm aorry! HAVE A MERRY With tova, Samaator-Val Manor- acroaa Irom KoN Hal celebrate the hoaoays with ycu at Florida Merry before break $475 Dave, 372-3694 CHRISTMAS and I fun NY E party^ ,. ',t^r- CM 353-8805 Chnatmea! J4V To the Work) s Greatest Big Sa' COUCH $20. END TABLES $5 PAIR. LAMPS •••uae»SejmaPI-" Lova. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Have a wonderful lime over Chraimaa! $3 PAIR. CAN OPENER $3. SILVERWARE Congratuaatee M of thek BARB Have a Marry Marry Chnstmae FOR LARGE APARTMENT ON CLOUOH $8SET. TOASTER OVEN $10. BON $2. graduabng aanton but be careful' SPRING SEMESTER-CALL CATHY 354-8900 Lova Your UT. Paula POTS t PANS $IEACH HIBALL GLASSES Laurean Nelson • 'Dave Larabee Rewtambarl You're gonna maw ma' $2. BATH RUG SET $3 CALL ELLEN Jeff Kateta- •Karen Kowaaki WAN '*•$.««-• '*-L Tha one who takea advantage ol you I AM LOOKING FORV/ARD TO SPENDING YET GRAD atudant looking for 1 bdrm. apt lor Spr- 352-8498 Shan Hunt" Pat McFi KM KUHLMAN MICHELLE STAtsreSKY ANOTHER CHRISTMAS WITH YOU. THE PAST * ang Samaator Cal cceecl (218) 544-2852 bat Jatf Otdan- 'Dana Dayton S JUUE SEBO- Dorm-sued refrigerator, badroom furniture, TWO HAVE BEEN VERY SPECIAL AND THIS GLENN WOOD- ween 8 a lOeventige •"TonyLuO"* «a Congnhaatlona on your graduation much more CM 354-1852 MAY BE THE BEST ONE YET! MERRY tv/V) How rJB you SNOW r«OL Wa'n gonna mtea you1 Beat wtehee to M of you" yvi-^ TJauee I never rok) you Heat! 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Shoja Nabavl sophomore political Jennifer Moorman sophomore in- ■ob Ooddard senior theater ma|or DeneNe Jones lunlor lournallsm science major from Shaker Heights: ternational business major from Day- from Cleveland: "We open our pre- major from Huber Heights: "About live "We open our presents Christmas Day ton: "We go to my cousins on sents Christmas morning because my years ago we started the tradition ot because we celebrate my aunt's Christmas Eve and open presents. On parents go to church Christmas Eve." opening our presents Christmas Eve. birthday Christmas Eve." Christmas Day we open presents at Since all ot us stayed up late we home." decided to open them on Christmas Eve Instead ot Christmas Day." Fireworks, parades mark Candle celebration: Chinese spring fesitivity part of Jewish holiday any problems." This meal Is characterized by by Meg Hanczrlk The Chinese also celebrate Spring by Karen Lazar potato pancakes or latkes. These Friday reporter Festival with parades. In the parades Friday reporter have been served during Hanuk- the people dress up In traditional kah lor several centuries. Latkes While Americans look lorward to costumes. Some people walk around For many people, the holiday are significant since they are fried Christmas and the new year, the on stilts and participate In traditional season evokes visions of wreaths In oil, in appreciation of the mira- Chinese are also looking lorward to dances, such a* the boat dance. and Santa Claus. People of the cle of the lights. their new year. The Chinese New Yu said her mother always lights Jewish faith, however.see meno- A special treat for Jewish chil- Year, also known as the Spring Festi- lanterns. "The reasoning," Yu said. "Is rahs and candle-lighting rituals as dren Is chocolate coins, or gelt. val, Is one ot the biggest holidays tor to light the way Into the New Year and the essence of their celebration. This originates from ancient times the Chinese. Unlike America, where to have prosperity for the entire year." Hanukkah Is a holiday which when poor people received New Year's Is always celebrated on Spring Festival Is also a time when dates back 2,000 years. The story money from rich people to make the first day o( January, the Chinese the Chinese eat a lot. Yu said It's Involves the lighting of the meno- their holiday a little better. New Year can occur anytime be- tradition to eat a family meal on New rah, a candelabra with nine hold- This holiday may sound like a lot tween the beginning of February and Year's Eve. At Yu's home, she said they ers. The normal amount of oil which of traditions and rules, but there Is the end of March. eat 20-30 courses, and the meal fueled the lamp always lasted also a lot of fun. There are Hanuk- usually lasts from 5 In the evening until seven days. This time there was kah parties at the synagogues and "This Is the slack season for farm- midnight. only enough to last one day. The among friends. Children sing songs ers." said Ll-Hua Yu. a doctorate can- oil, however, lasted an entire week. and play dray del. A draydel I* a didate In American studies. "Spring She said It Is also customary to eat This miracle started the Hanukkah top-like toy with Hebrew letters on sowing begins after the festival." Yu Jiao Ze (Chinese dumplings) In the tradition. the sides. The letters stand for the said It Is a time for the people to morning on New Year's Day. They also The major focus of Hanukkah Is flrst Initials of the phrase "and a celebrate the year they had and to make plenty of leftovers. Yu said the the candle-lighting tradition. The miracle happened there." The ob- lust eat and relax. Chinese have a fear of having no menorah Is lighted using the cen- ject of the game Is to land on each food, so they make extra food In ter candle, the shamash. Since the letter to win a prize. In addition, It Is government policy to get at hopes that they will have leftovers the holiday Is eight days long, a can- there Is a gift exchange on each least three days off from work and entire year. dle Is added each night. night of the holiday. school to celebrate the festival. The Yu said that Spring Festival Is similar For Jewish students at the Univer- The gift exchange Is not as signif- time off gives the Chinese time to to Christmas because they both deal sity, this seems to be the favorite icant as that of Christmas, but It Is travel and be with their (amllles."Be- with traditions and family get togefh- part ot Hanukkah. Karoi Rubin, still anticipated. Steve Rubinstein, cause there Is a lot of free time, many ers. One of the differences Is that sophomore biology major, said. first-year graduate student In Popu- Chinese people get married during Spring Festival Is not as commercia- "At home we have five menorahs lar Culture, likes to give and re- the Spring Festival," Yu said. "This lized as Christmas. and It Is very beautiful, although ceive presents, but admits that he gives them the time to travel and to when I was little my hair caught on likes to light the candles, too. visit both families." In America children and adults Are." Bruce Kottler, psychology Jewish people seem to enjoy exchange gifts with each other. In graduate student, agreed "It Is a Hanukkah as much as Christians Spring Festival Is also a traditional China they do not exchange gifts, but fantastic festival of lights." enjoy Christmas. Both holidays are holiday that has special meanings some parents give their children new Kottler and department friend filled with tradition and bring fami- behind Its customs. Yu said, "The clothes. She also mentioned that Rick Warren stressed that the Ha- lies closer together. In the words of people shoot off fireworks not only to adult children usually send their par- nukkah cuisine Is a very Important Lisa Langholt. Junior social work celebrate, but to scare away demons ents money as thanks for everything part of the holiday as well. major, Hanukkah Is "awesome." . so they can start the new year without they've done to help them. 'JJJJJJ-~I. ■■■■ •-•.•/•■ • |»%»»'M—WhM Mil vaUlkUl » vi.Vt.LLLV. Friday/December 12, IMS Exploring Christmas meaning things, like go home, have a family giving season, but giving out presents and Is more llkelv to think of himself." by Kay Fisher dinner, have some drinks, and open Involves receiving as well. Do we Matt tald. "I think that someone who Friday reporter presents," Strlckladen said. "It's a fun celebrate Christmas In greed or sel- celebrates Christmas with the true holiday." fishness? meaning In their heart, (Christ's birth), We normally celebrate a birthday II Christmas Is alto known at the gift- "Man It more selfish than giving, thinks about the love and Joy felt at Iff our own, a relative's, or a good Christmas year round, whereas those friend's. But would we celebrate a who don't, only think about It once a birthday of someone we didn't know, year." someone we might not ever think of? Commercialism vs. Christianity Anne Karcher, a pastoral associate Christmas Is known as a birthday for St. Thomas More, tald, "Gods gift celebration based on the Christian of Jesus Is the greatest gift of all, and belief that Jesus Christ, the ton of the tame spirit Is tell when we give God, was born In Bethlehem of Judea. by Kay Fisher Friday reporter presents at Christmas time." But Christmas Is celebrated In many According to Karcher, It Is easy to different ways by people: for some It Is Christmas It traditionally considered the holiday of |oy and merriment. get carried away In the commerciali- Indeed, the celebration of Christ's zation ol Christmas. birth, but for others, It Is simply a Santa Claus, Christmas trees, candy canes and present* remind us of what It coming, and help to build our spirits up for the occasion. "It becomes frustrating at times, special celebration. seeing Christmas commercialized," Bart> Matt, a staff member of Cam- But do we get carried away with these Christmas catches? Or Is It lust simply what Christmas hat now become? said Karcher, "and It can become pus Crusade for Christ, quotes the easy to lose sight of your values, but It Bible In telling her belief of the true "When Christmas gets here," said Rev. Paul Conrad, of the Bowling Green United Brethren Church, "we forget what It's about. During past doesn't always dominate In the true meaning of Christmas: "John 3:16 meaning of Christmas." toys, 'For God so loved the world that years, other gifts have become so Important that people have neglected to think about the greatest gift ol all." One prevailing attitude during he gave his only begotten Son, that Christmas time seems to be the de- whosoever believeth In Him should According to Conrad, merchants are making a profit from Christmas and the American people go along with It. "There's a few people who sired feelings of peace, good will, not perish, but have everlasting life.' and warm feelings amongst family To me, Christmas Is the beginning of honestly feel that Christmas Isn't just gifts, but not the majority," said Conrad. and friends. lite, the celebration of Jesus' birth," "I think that a lot of people think she said. "A lot ol department stores and other business people are behind the over-commercialization of Christmas," told Christopher Smith, senior about the true meaning of Christmas For some people, Christmas may while celebrating," Karcher said. "But simply mean opening gifts, visiting Journalism major. "They usually play music too early and put decorations out too early, to get ready for the big buying season." others still seem to have that sense ot family and friends, or roasting chest- hope, love and justice, and that Is nuts over an open fire. Smith says that the effects from commercialization aren't necessarily negative. good." "I celebrate Christmas because It's "It's a little against good values," said Smith, "and kids can disasso- So. even though Christmas Is tradi- tun," said Rick Strlckladen, senior ciate Christmas with how many toys they get, Instead ol the religious tionally thought ol as the celebration genetics major. "Christmas Is a holi- aspect. But It's up to parents to teach the Ideal values so they can realize of Christ's birth, the true meaning ol day that has been dated by Chris- Christmas seems to He within one's tians In celebrating the birth ol a the differences." The commercialization of Christmas exists, but what a person makes of heart. For some, It serves a very signifi- Jesus they believe In. But It originally Christmas In spirit and attitude is up to the individual. cant religious purpose, and for others started out as a Pagan holiday — a One sophomore elementary eduactlon major said, "We can have fun It It simply a good lime tor celebrat- type of mid-winter celebration." at Christmas with things like Santa Claus, Rudolph, and gifts, but I think ing togetherness with someone who Is Strlckladen says he celebrates the mosl of us can look past these things to the deeper meaning of close to them. 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Moos by Meg Hanczrik would either like to eat a romantic dinner In a skyscraper by Christopher Smith fruioy reporter restaurant overlooking the city, or go to New York and Friday reporter "stand In a crowd like a total Idiot and freeze." Maas It wot to be the perfect New V«ar'i celebration. We would alto like the crowd to have "plattlc herald were going to end 1966 and start 1967 rockln' with the nortemakert." Michael Stanley Band. The only problem wa» that my I would tag along except tor the fact that I've spent Many signs point to the Imminent sister bought our tickets tor New Year's Day Instead of most of my money and can't afford to go to New York. I arrival ol Christmas, the most obvious New Year's Eve. Since my plant have drastically can't go to hit romantic dinner because I would feel at and concrete indicator being the changed, I have decided to (Ind the Ideal New Year's though I were Intruding. Alter all, three's a crowd. calendar. There are alto more subtle bash to attend. Well, there are a few really good plans that I won't be signs, such as fall semester finals, Lynn Zweldlnger, senior scientific communications a part of. I managed to stop Joel "Mace Thomson" department store holiday circulars major, (eels the ultimate New Year's celebration would Fahnert, freshman radlo-televltlon-fHm major, from hit and colorful lights dotting neighbor- be to have a quiet dinner In New York City and then "go Huey Lewit Imitations long enough to find out hit plant. hood fronts to Times Square to experience the 'Apple.' " Fahnert said the best way to celebrate the new year Is to But Instead of experiencing Times Square on New have a "big party with a lot of friends and a tot of Look at this week's TV listings and Year's Eve, Zweldlnger Is going to experience the Flats, In drinking. It It a very social occasion, and therefore, H yet another Indicator reveals Itself - Cleveland. "Lost year I went to Cleveland to visit some should be very social." Christmas shows Now is the time of friends," Zweldlnger said. "They took me to the Flats, and Although drinking would make the party Interesting, year thai millions of kids (and grown- we had a blast. The bar was right along the (Cuyahoga) Fahnert said It isn't necessary. "At long at you're with ups) acroM the country are settled In river, and It had a Nve band that was excellent. A good, your triendt, you'll have a btaet." front of (he tube In anticipation of live bond Is a must." Fahnert't party sounded great but I would have to another Christmas movie clastic. "Ru- Since the Flats are not too far from my house, I could travel long distances to attend N. dolph the Red-nosed Reindeer" wot tag along with Zweldlnger and her pals. The only Walking to one of my classes, I decided to take a already aired this week and another problem with her Idea Is that the bar she wants to go to Is chance, and I stopped Janet Ensor, junior American classic, "A Charlie Brown Christmas." tor those at least 21 years old. I needed to find someone Studies major, to find out her plant. "I plan on spending airs tonight. Then there's "How the else to party with. a quiet evening at home with my parents and boy- I decided to join Brian Maas, junior English major, until friend," Ensor said. See Jpec/o/f page 6 BOOK REFERRAL SERVICE MARK'S ALL FORMS MUST BE Large 1 Item Pizza RETURNED BY '4.00 DECEMBER 12, 1986 IN-HOUSE ONLY Undf yadutf Siudw Qovf nm»nt Call 352 3551 for Bowling Green's Quality Pizza FOLD AND MAIL TO: (VIA CAMPUS MAIL) 405 Student Services Bowling Green State University Bowing Green. 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This procession Includes For the Ortega family, who live In early preparations. clowns and three men representing There just Is no Santa Claus — at southern Spain, the main course for "(Americans) start right after Thanks- the three kings, according to Ortega. least, not in Spain. Christmas dinner is turkey with al- giving ... I could not believe they got Presents such as candy and small toys "Santa Claus is not part ot the mond sauce. "I can't wait to go home ready a month beforel" she ex- are thrown to the crowds. tradition. You see some Christmas and eat (It)," Ortega said. claimed. On this day, the Ortega family eats trees, but no St. Nicholas." said Anto- Dec. 25 Is not a day of celebration, She said that In Spain, Christmas is "Roscon de Reyes," a huge cake nio Buron ol the Spanish department. according to a member ol the ro- not nearly as commercialized as It Is "like sweet bread," Ortega said. The According to teaching assistant • mance languages department. "It's a here. "Decorating starts maybe a cake contains pieces of paper with Pllar Ortega, a native ot Spain, day for families to be together and be week before, but you don't notice," numbers that, If extracted, wins the Christmas trees have begun to be thoughtful of Jesus and God... It's not she said. person a small prize. popular In Spain within the last 15 a festive time," she said. Another difference between cul- One tradition that Is practiced in years. However, because the trees On New Year's Eve, thousands of tures are the stories derived explain- both America and Spain is the giving are rare, they are bought with the people collect around a big clock In ing the distribution of Christmas gifts. of coal to bad children. Ortega said roots so that they can be planted after Madrid, similar to New York's Times The traditional Spanish story Is of the she was exposed to this. She remem- Christmas. Square, Ortega said. A major tradi- three wise men who come and put bers waking up one morning and Christmas traditions differ greatly tion tor this holiday Is to eat 12 grapes gifts in the children's shoes that have finding coal In her shoe. "I was so between the United States and Spain, at midnight, one at each "bong" of been set out. The shoes take the place upset, I cried over three hours. I went according to Buron. the clock. Each grape represents one of the stockings hung In America. under the bed ... I will forever re- One ma|or difference Is the cele- of the 12 months. "It's funny, usually no In Spain, Christmas Is celebrated member," she said. She explained bration of the nativity in Spain. Fami- one finishes," Ortega said. from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6. Because Spain that her grandmother came later and lies set up the nativity scene In their The main day ol celebration In Is mainly a Catholic culture, Ortega told her the three kings had stopped homes, as opposed to the American Spain, however, Is Jan. 6. This day Is said, families gather on Christmas Eve back on their way home and Christmas tree. called the Epiphany in the Catholic and go to midnight Mass. called the dropped off her presents. She went to Another change which .Ortega religion, and Is the day the three kings "Mlsa del gallo" Afterwards, the her shoe and found her presents. found shocking when she came to brought the gifts to Jesus. On this day, young people often go to the bars. -"And I believed her. It made sense to America was the lights put up around the children receive their gifts In their Buron said It Is tradition to have a me," she laughed. 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Set Friday dolph" and "Charlie Brown") have Tonight comes the story ol In Whovllle, It's the tale of a mountain The BG News Magazine been around long enough to be- Christmas as shown through Charlie meanle who carries out his plot to come something of a family tradition. Brown. Here the oft-hapless Brown "steal" Christmas and keep It from What really makes these movies such becomes disenchanted with his role arriving. With the help of his devoted editor. Caroline Longer as director of the school Christmas an enjoyable, Intrinsic part of dog, he takes every gadget, toy, tree, OSSl. editor Tracey Bafdorf Christmas goes deeper than the won- play when he can't control his cast. and bit of roast beast In Whovllle. This derful animation and cute charac- He decides they need a Christmas done, he waits In his lair In gleeful prod, sup'r sieve iwancki ters. It's the message behind the tree and cheerfully leaves with Linus anticipation of the outcry to follow. COver by Denise Brickner movies capturing the Christmas spirit. In search of one. His cheer becomes Much to his surprise, that doesn't Take "Rudolph the Red-nosed gloom when they bring a metal happen. Instead, all the Whos down contributing writer's: Reindeer." With his nose so bright, Christmas tree. Everything Is too com- In Whovllle still sing and en|oy Kay Fisher, Meg Hanczrik, Cathy Rudolph Is labeled an outcast and mercial — everything, that Is, except Christmas, rt turns out that the Grlnch Hoehn, Denelle Jones. Karen gets booted out of "buck training a lone, sickly sapling that Charlie should have grabbed a Who to ruin Brown takes to heart. When his tree Lazar, Chris Smith. Cindy Socha, comp." Then there's Hermie, the ell the holiday, for the Whos don't need Kelly Vaughn • . who doesn't like making toys and who can't even support a single bulb and the material goods, just each other. would rather be a dentist. Together his friends put him down lor picking a That's the high ideal of Christmas. they travel to the "Land of Misfit Toys," lousy tree, he reverts to depression. While not all Christmas shows are From at ot us at Friday. Happy which has defective gifts like a polka- After Snoopy comes to the rescue quite so Idealistic, they do have a Holidays and good luck on finals' dot elephant, a flightless bird that by decorating Charlie's tree, Linus part In the Christmas tradition. >*.!».»>•* '»*->* J»ir>* !**>■» B^American Heart] [^Association jj Qfc> RECYCLE GLASS-Oll«NEWSPAPERS Alum. Cans 22' / lb. •owllnj Ofw Jeyceat' WCYCIING CENTER ♦I W»»rt SAT. »—l»» 5131 to U I11-M44 HAVE A BLESSED Sunday School Every Week at UCF Chapel Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Sat. Dec. 20 Caroling Party Ml for information) Wed. Dec. 24 Christmas Eve Service UCF Chapel 7 p.m. u4gape'Cfcu*di 313 TrHirstJn 3534)295 — '. Friday/December 12,1984 7 Not all jolly this season Groups aid in providing goods children can't be experienced In the same way." said by Cindy Socha Sartaln. for area residents Friday reporter Sartaln also sees this holiday disillusionment as very similar to the disillusionment experienced by college Snow It falling. Shoppers bustle from store to store. freshmen. He stated, "Students come to college with all Relatives make plans to be home lor the holidays. these grand thoughts of good friends, beer, parties, by Denelle Jones Decorations adorn city streets and homes everywhere. great times. They then become disillusioned and de- Friday reporter The season we call Christmas Is upon us again. pressed when they find that at times it is not as positive as It first appeared to be." To help support the less fortunate, As I prepare to meet with friends at one ot the local Calls that The Link receives concerning depression In certain groups and organizations are pubs back home, to celebrate the holiday season and general, come from two groups ot people: college lending a hand. Giving is what is reflect on the crazy year gone by, I can't Imagine students and the elderly. But more Important and Interest Important during the Christmas holi- anyone not enjoying and anticipating the Christmas Ing than who calls Is the number of calls. days. It does not moke a difference holidays. The caring, the warmth, the festivity — who One would think that there would be an Increase in the how much you give — even some- could ask lor more? number of calls received during December and Jan- thing small could make a differ- The truth Is that there are those who dread the coming uary. In fact. Sartaln has noticed no such Increase. This, ence;|ust giving some canned goods of the Christmas season. he believes.ls due to the fact that depression Is a process. or clothes would help. "Holiday depression" affects people young and old which can lead up to severe depression during the PI Beta Phi sorority is adopting a alike, and Is basically characterized by feelings of season. needy family In the city. According to loneliness. Jim Sartaln, director of counseling at The Link, "As a matter of fact, we get more calls In November as junior Jenifer Donaldson, PI Beta Phi said, "The biggest characteristic of those 'holiday de- people anticipate being alone tor the holidays, and In members are donating 50 cents each pressed' Is the loneliness, especially the anticipation of January and February when the disillusionment after the towards a Christmas turkey dinner tor being alone at the holidays." holidays sets in," Sartaln stated. the family. In addition, the sorority will "Holiday depression" Is caused more by situatlonal For those feeling a little "blue," never fear, "holiday be donating diapers, old clothes and factors, rather than by an Internal, Inborn characteristic. depression" can be overcome to an extent. Sartain's toys. They try to help out by giving Its basis Is disillusionment. advice: Don't look to external sources for your happiness. things the families cannot afford. "Christmas Is very hyped In our society, and people He added, "The change has to be internal; don't neglect Sigma Phi Epsllon fraternity Is also anticipate the positive. .What people have to realize Is yourself during this time. Use It as a chance for reflection that the positive excitement of the holidays they felt as and personal growth." See Charity page 8 "I f P*S~ MEETING /If Tues., January 13, 7:30 p.m. West Hall Commons, Second Floor for writers — old & new A NIGHT OUT AT THE DRY DOCK with R S A PARTY TO THE REGGAE SOUND OF RHYTHM DOCTOR 4b SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 %'* 9-1 am %. SB. FREE LEIS TO THE FIRST 300 PEOPLE 50* OFF ANY DRINK W/ THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY DEC. 13,1986 ■ — SB.MI—»»HSHH SHBS f»Slfl«««l«Mi»i>—* * *! » MWHWMMUMUMWI ■ ■ ■■■■■■■ l M ■ ■ ■■■■■ !•■»■—■■■»■■ ■ ■ Friday/December 12, UN 8 major from Fremont, prefers live trees be- Charity con't from page 7 by Kelly Vaughn cause "they're prettier and look more lending a hand for the holiday sea- friday reporter 'Christmassy. It's nice to have a tree that looks son. According to junior Matt Blank, different each year." the fraternity sponsors a family In the Watch what you deck the halls with - this Many other students prefer live trees for Bowling Green area. Real their homes over artificial ones. Diane Rltzert, year neither artificial nor real trees are al- lowed In dorm rooms, and only artificial ones senior International business and marketing The fraternity Is giving up a meal in are allowed In the lobbies. The reasoning major .from Sylvania, said, "I prefer real order to be able to give to the needy. trees Christmas trees because we've always had Instead eating at the fraternity house, behind this, according to Dan Parratt, man- the members are buying their own ager of Environmental Services, Is the flamma- one, and It wouldn't be Christmas without our billty of evergreens. The Decoration Safety house smelling like pine." food. In addition to this, the fraternity risky, The favoritism for traditional blue spruce or members are all donating 50 cents Guldellnestry to avoid congestion In dorm and canned goods. rooms. Also, metallic trees can produce elec- white pine trees Is the reason why there ore trical shocks If they are touched by lights. many successful Christmas tree farmers, and fake why about 32 million live trees are sold an- Another fraternity that Is getting This policy may be revised In the future Involved with charity Is Phi Beta Parratt said; they may set a height limit on nually. Sophomore geography major from artificial trees In dorm rooms. They would also Flndlay, Doug Brown said, "We have a live Sigma. According to sophomore Ar- no fun tree at home every year because the smell thur Fowler, the fraternity Is working limit the number of lights and decorations, but "not be Scroogeous." goes all through the house, and it takes just with Rax Restaurant to buy Christmas Cheryl Ptetferle, junior speech pathology that much more of the commercialism out of baskets for the less fortunate people the holiday." In Wood County. Howard's club H DEBBIE BIANCHI 210 N. 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