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today, April 12,1985THE BQ: NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 109 Local merchants upset about plans by Teresa Tarantino cept food coupons. This puts the Uni- campus by converting their money to take 90* on the dollar, in an attempt to University does not return the favor, staff reporter versity operations in competition with food coupons and placing restrictions even out the competition. liss said. area establishments attempting to on where and what they can buy. "There are currently 13 pizza restau- Many area florists were upset when supplement the late night student appe- "We want free and equal access to rants in the city, more than an ad- the University Union chose to solicit a Local merchants are upset over the tite he said. the students' dollars," he said. "We equate amount to meet the demands of florist from Toledo to sell Valentine University's recent decisions to expand Liss said he believes the University's value the student market and we want the students and area residents who eat gifts without offering the local florists food services in the Union, calling it restaurants contributed to his loss in to keep it open." pizza," be said. "The University is not an opportunity to bid for the job, he "unfair competition" with area restau- sales of 15 to 18 pizzas per day in Liss said the University is also oper- fulfilling a need by operating a pizza said. rants. March. ating in a tax exempt situation, while parlor on-campus." "We don't have a problem with the According to Karl Vogt, vice presi- area restaurants have to pay taxes The local establishments have ob- Vogt said if someone has an idea - University operating in competition dent of University operations, the Uni- which, in part, help subsidize the Uni- tained the help of the National Feder- such as selling Valentines gifts in the with us (local restaurants), but their versity is expanding its cafeteria versity. ation of Independent Businesses Union - the University will allow that food operations have a huge advantage offerings to satisfy requests from on- "We believe it is unfair for the Uni- (NFIB) to lobby their position in the person to test out the idea before decid- and they're not passing it on," Jerry campus students. versity to use tax dollars to compete state legislature, Liss said. ing whether or not it is feasible. Liss, owner of Pisanello's, 203 N. Main VOGT SAID the University's main against us," he said. The position of the NFIB is that If the idea is found to be worthy of St. said. concern is the student's needs. "We are government entities which receive tax ongoing University support, it will be The University has traditionally responding to market changes and LISS SAID he believes a possible funding should not compete with regu- opened for bids in the future, he added. made three meals available each day, demand (by adding a pizza parlor to solution would be to make food coupons lar businesses, he said. The local merchants are currently Liss said. In the past couple of years, the Union)/' he said. voluntary to on-campus students. working through the Bowling Green however, the University has begun to Liss said he and other area retailers Liss said he - and he believes other LOCAL RESTAURANTS and busi- Chamber of Commerce to form a com- operate on-camous restaurants which believe the University is forcing stu- area restauranteurs - would be willing nesses "support the University both mittee to meet with University officials are open later in the evening and ac- dents to spend their food money on to accept University food coupons and directly and indirectly," but the the and discuss the situation, Liss said. Man heard scream Call might have Museum has interesting past by Jim Nleman staff reporter caught rapist There is a definite nefarious GERKENS ALSO noted mood that the massive three- by Ellen Zlmmerll that there was an officer in a wing building evokes. Maybe it staff reporter nearby building around the is the large imposing trees, or time of the rape who would the dreary low-hanging clouds, The rapist may have been have been readily accessible or maybe it is the knowledge of caught if only a phone call if Public Safety had received the number of unfortunate per- had been made. a call. sons who once lived in what is Dean Gerkens, associate The student was going to now the Wood County Historical director Public Safety/Po- the movie in the Math Science Museum. lice, said they received infor- building. By walking on For over 90 years the museum mation from a University Ridge Street in that direction, was the Wood County Home - male student concerning the he should have passed an housing lunatics, the sick and rape of a University coed emergency telephone near poor, orphans and others, which occurred last Satur- Overman Hall. University po- according to Diane Macias, cu- day. lice officers respond immedi- rator of the museum. It closed in ately when one of the 1971 and the museum opened in ' The student who might emergency telephones is re- 1976. have helped catch the rapist moved from its receiver. The Wood County Historical was walking down Ridge "He just would have had to Society (WCHS) had been Street on his way to a movie say something. He wouldn't looking for a building in which to when he heard a scream. even have to identify himself, start a museum. Macias said. "He looked over there (be- just say he heard and saw The Society had been collecting hind the Business Adminis- something. That's all it would items since they organized in tration building) and saw two have taken," Gerkens said. 1955 and the county home was people tussling around, but Public Safety has received the first building to come avail- didn't think anything about "a lot" of calls from people able. The museum is located on it," Gerkens said. saying they heard screams, County Home Rd., off Route 6, "It happens all the time on but Gerkens said they have east of 1-75. campus, YOU might hear a not received any more actual "Everything (in the museum) scream and see someone fool- evidence that could help is donated with the exception of ing around and don't think them. a very, very few things which about it. Although Gerkens said the the WCHS buys, and these are BG News/Joe Phelan "It was a little different in student is not to blame for not mostly things like paintings Historical house this instance. There weren't notifying Public Safety, he done by local artists, Macias The Wood County History Museum is a large old house surrounded by trees on County Home Road. that many people here that also said that many times said. weekend. He should have people simply do not want to The first wine of the building was built in 1868. Two additions sick and couldn't afford medical of persons living in the home The museum is open from thought of that and then get involved. added in 1894 and 1898 swelled (care)," she said. reached 144. "Sometimes whole April to October on Wednesdays, maybe he would have "If they don't want to be Thursdays and Fridays from 12 called." identified, there are ways to the total number of rooms to About 1900, the state began families were brought here ... According to Gerkens, the get around that," he said. about 60, Macias said. departmentalizing institutions, kids grew up here," Macias to 4 p.m., and Sundays at 1 p.m. student realized he saw more "Call us (Public Safety) and "Anybody and everybody came Macias said. "The lunatics went said. the last tour departing at 3:30 than Just two people "fooling let us know what's going on here," Macias said. "This place to insane asylums and children "During the 1940s and 1950s it pjn. Anyone interestedin volun- around" when he saw the and we can check it out and wasn't just for the poor, it was went to children's homes," she pretty much changed from be- teering as a tour guide at the for the crazy and for the termi- said. ing a home for the homeless to museum can call Macias at police cruisers there with the decide if it's important or 352-0967. area taped off. not" nally ill - or for people who were In the Depression, the number an old folks home," Macias said. Freshman wins contest Revision proposed by Caroline Langer staff reporter by Nancy Boetwtck presented the SLS board with vacation time, he said. staff reporter their proposals for revising Seditz said the SLS board Kelli Halter, freshman speech the service, be said. will be asking for a salary pathology and audiology major, The SLS board, composed raise of approximately $3,000 was named the Ohio winner in The Student Legal Services of 12 members from various for Sutter and $2,000 for Duty. the 1985 Miss Love's Baby Soft (SLS) board will propose a campus organizations, re- Sutter is currently paid $20,- Teen Model of the year contest. revised contract to the Board viewed the proposals and will 000 and Duty $10,750, Seditz "I've always wanted to enter of Trustees today, according present a modified version to said. the contest and it was the last to Curt Seditz, SLS board tee Board of Trustees, Seditz Sutter said that he plans to year that I was eligible, so, with chairman. said. hire a part-time law clerk by some cajoling from my friend, I "The office Is a complete The proposal wiH include did it," Halter said. success this year. We need three provisions including said the proposals "I entered just for the heck of something to do to give him salary Increases, vacation the SLS board win be present- it I'm not sure if it will open any (the student attorney) more time and a request for the ing today will not include an doors for me in the future," she time for the students," Seditz board to review the SLS ter- Increase in student fees. said. laid. mination contract, be said. "We (the SLS board) want "I always had doubts about to keep the student fee from entering contests or running for Carl Sutter, student legal Sutter also requested an going up and we want to in- offices feeling that there was no adviser, and Pam Duty, sec- Increase in Ms salary, medi- crease the capacity of the way I could ever win, but in high retary for the SLS office, both cal benefits and redesignated offlCT/'hessidT school I realized that people might as well try for the things they were interested in because there was always a chance that they might get them," Halter Kelli Halter BG News/Joe Phelan Heart implant scheduled LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -A ge consent form warning him Nakornchai, said Humana Inc. To enter the contest, teen- personality. Intelligence and ap- average day was like," she said. railroad engineer from Illinois, and his family of the proce- spokesperson Linda Broadus. agers (13 to 19 years of age) pearance became important. "I was in total shock to find the victim of a near-fatal heart dure's experimental status and submit four photographs of va- that I was one of the 12. It does attack in October, will become possible dangers, including Surgeons will cut out Bur- rious poses and are judged on "Things such as high school not even matter that I wasn't the world's fifth recipient of a stroke. Cham's damaged natural heart the basis of the photos, she said. activities and grade point were one of the three national finalists permanent artificial heart this and replace it with a plastic-and- "IT WAS more or less a try and listed on the application and because just getting as far as I weekend, Humana Inc. an- Burcham, a 62-year-old par- metal Jarvik-7 heart Two plas- find a superstar' type of con- there was a half-hour phone got really helped me a lot by nounced yesterday. atroop veteran of World War H, tic tubes from the device wfil be test." she said. interview where I was asked riving me more self confidence. The surgery was scheduled for was referred to Humana Hospi- attached to a 323-pound com- As the contestants were nar- questions about my interests, The contest also taught me not 7 am. Sunday after Jack Bur- tal Audubon by bis Illinois car- pressor that win drive the me- rowed down, factors such as what books I read, what my to limit myself," Halter said. cham of Le Roy, ni., signed a 17- diologist, Dr. Vimol chanical heart with puffs of air. d BG News/April U, IMS2 -Editorial F. Jane Fondas Peace products for sale Wages are minimal name it, I've got it. Are you statuette. "I know you'll recog- started to answer, but he contin- By Bill Maiden looking for anything in partic- nize Jane Fonda! See the leg ued: "Just because Israel's ular? warmers? See the little sweat- neighbors have made a few silly If Congress lets President Reagan have his way, Spring is here, and in between "I don't think so." I said, band? Beautiful, isn't she? mistakes in the past, the Israelis employers may be hiring son and firing father the blizzards, all of spring's at- glancing around the booth. Wouldn't you like to have Jane are so belligerent! Well anyway, tendant wonders are every- "Say, what are those little stat- Fonda standing on your dash- let's not talk politics. Tell me, do over 80 cents an hour. where in evidence: the smell of ues over there?" board?" you read a lot? We've got some- Copper-tone wafting on the "Little statues? Oh, you mean "No, come to think of it, I thing for every taste. Here's Congress soon will be debating whether or not to breeze, the sight of Frizbees and these!" He reached across the don't believe I would." something hot off the presses: pass the $2.50 "subminimum wage" for teenagers softballs insouciantly drifting stall and picked up a cardboard "You're a hard sell," he said, the new Marvel Comics edition this summer. This move by Reagan and the Labor from hand to hand, the sound of box full of white plastic figu- putting the figures back into of The Fate of the Earth1. No? rape whisUes splitting the night rines. "These are our Peace their carton. ''But I know I've How about an autographed first- Department is a means for reducing teenage unem- air. Even in the midst of all People. Handsome, carefully- got something that would inter- edition copy of the American ployment, especially for black and Hispanic these marvels, however, I was crafted replicas of the greet est you. Say, are you into music? Bishops' Pastoral Letter? It's youths. not prepared for the sudden ap- heroes and heroines of the Peace We ve got a million of 'em: the bound in leather, only IISO ..." pearance outside the Union of Movement. Some of our custom- 'No Nukes' concert album, "I really don't think so." While the measure has potential for reducing the Peace Booth, a little prefab- ers buy 'em for their kids, but Linda Rondstadt singing the "Gonna' wait for the movie, ricated kiosk manned by a flaky, most people put 'em on their Swiss national anthem, and, of huh? Well, look are you sure you high unemployment among teens, we believe em- denim-clad gentleman wearing dashboards. See, they each have course, all the classics: 'Give don't want something for the ployers may be tempted into hiring young, wire-rimmed glasses and a po- a little adhesive strip on their Peace a Chance,' 'Alice's Res- kids? How about this brand-new unskilled workers instead of keeping older workers nytail. My curiosity, as usual, base, so even the bumpiest of taurant,' all the biggies." Carl Sagan action figure? Kids who receive higher hourly wages. It's sort of like outweighed my prudence, and I roads can't make 'em fall off." "I've always likeJoan Baez," love it. He explains the nuclear giving someone an apple but taking away an approached the booth. "Who are they supposed to I replied. "What do you have by winter to Barbie and Ken. be?" Joan Baez?" Comes with a whole line of tur- orange. This could leave the public - who inevitably "Good afternoon, friend and The salesman looked hurt. The salesman sighed. "We tleneck sweaters, and you can will have to pay for the older workers' unemploy- brother," cried the apparition. "You mean you don't recognize don't stock Joan Baez," he said even buy a little Volvo for him to ment compensation and welfare - with a lemon. "Can I interest you in a little them? And we thought they sadly. "We don't really consider ride around in." peace today?" He set down the were so life-like ... Well, this her a friend of the Peace "No thank you, I really have To cover the loopholes in the proposal, employers stack of pamphlets he had just one is Neville Chamberlain. Movement since she started to be going now. Anyway, my unpacked and began to rub his Look at that fine detail." he making such vicious remarks kids are more into Mr. T and who discriminate against full-time workers to hire hands together like a housefly. cried, thrustingthe little figure about what happened in Viet- Superman than Carl Sagan." teens at a subminimum wage will face a $10,000 fine "I don't really know," I re- into my face. 'Three-piece suit, nam. It's just like Bob Dylan. Do The color drained from the and six months in prison. plied, glancing over the odd as- umbrella, even a tiny watcb-ca- you know that Dylan actually salesman's face. "Mr. T? You'd sortment of wares. "What is all hin hanging from his pocket! sends money to Israel for their better be careful, buddy. Sounds Those are appropriately stiff penalties, but en- this stuff?" And that face! Have you even defense programs?" like you've got some little war- "Peace products, my friend. seen such sincerity in your "What's wrong with Israel?" mongers on your hands!" forcing the law might prove difficult. After all, All the latest peace products, life?" He looked at me as one would Bill Melden, an instructional there are many ways to hide the real reason a and some antiques as well. I've I allowed as how I had not. look at a retarded child. "Well, assistant at the University Writ- person is fired or not hired in the first place. got peace pamphlets, peace "Here's a really hot item," he really, it's not the most peace- ing Center, is from Chattanooga, posters, peace party favors, you continued, picking up another loving nation on earth, is it?" I Tenn. We also doubt if the subminimum wage would tempt employers to create new jobs. Reagan ad- ministration officials estimate that 400,000 new summer jobs could be created. But how many •£6fvku6-S5 employers are likely to create jobs for only an 85- SURE, VJB'D LIKE TO cent-an-hour difference? Critics say $3.35 (the minimum wage since 1981) PRODUCTS IN JAPAN'S is worth $2.80 in 1981 dollars due to inflation. Today's minimum wage is minimal enough. ECONOMY.

Notes from the doctor What a rotten day debut, but much to his dismay, by Doc Doherty his first four pitches were rapped for two singles, a double A prescription from the doctor and a home run. Seeing his team down 4-0 so quickly, the man- As spring fever begins to af- ager trotted out for a chat with fect afi of us, my friend the the rookie and his veteran arguably extra-terrestrial night catcher. guard thought it might be in the Turning to the receiver, the best interest of the whole cam- skipper queried, "Does he have Cif I printed his list of symp- good stuff today?" I to watch for concerning The flabbergasted backstop "How you can tell it's going to be replied. "How should I know, a rotten day." So... skip? I haven't touched anything You know it's going to be a he's thrown yet!" rotten day when ... • You wake up face down on From the diamond to the the pavement. classroom, a certain mass com- • You see a "60 Minutes" news munications instructor was re- team waiting in your office. cently discussing sexism in • Your roommate tells you he advertising when she burst out, wishes Anita Bryant would mind "GENTLEMEN prefer Hanes? her own business. Fine! Let them wear them!" • You turn on the news and Overheard at a Coffee House they're showing emergency on campus recently, "And now, routes out of the city. as a special added attraction, I • Your car horn goes off acci- will sing a duet." dentally and remains stuck as Prize-winning door signs of Letters you follow a group of "Hell's the week: Angels" on the freeway. • Remember, wherever you voting citizens we should at least inability to reach the meter was • Your boss tells you not to go ... there you are. Students clueless show some interest in the news of no concern to the ticketer. But it was upsetting bother taking off your coat. • I used to be lost in the around us. How can we be active When will they get enough shuffle, but now I just shuffle about cuts in aid in society if we have little con- money? • You put both contact lenses ception about society itself? For in the same eye. alone with the lost. those of you who made it to the Cheryl Fulop At 11:15 p.m. April 1 the resi- • Your kid says, "Did you • C'mon in ... what the heck, Sitting back last evening OCMB1880 dents of McDonald East were know it's ALMOST impossible to nothing else has gone right to- end of my letter before heading informed by a resident adviser flush a grapefruit down the toi- day. after finishing (or rather at- to the sports page, thanks, and via the loudspeakers that a tor- let?" And this week's classic... tempting to finish) my calculus just for you 111 try to be more Don't go overboard nado had been sighted. The resi- • Your wife calls you Lenny • See Dick. Dick says it's homework, I caught the end of perceptive toward the news dent adviser announced that the and your name is George. homework time. See Jane. Jane my roommate's conversation on around me. tornado was not in the immedi- • Your husband calls you says it's study time. See Spot. how she was going to afford As residents of McDonald ate vicinity; however, she asked George! Spot savs it's party time. Good college and an apartment next Kara Morris East, we would like to comment all residents to open their win- • You laugh at your room- year. She thought that with a 10 Mac West on the false tornado warning dows slightly, turn off their mate's joke and go outside in summer job and student aid she issued by resident advisers as would make it through another lights, close and lock their doors short sleeves - only to discover it Running out of time ... run- an April Fool's prank. We wish and proceed to the first floor and really is raining. ning out of space. . .runningout Giar at Bowling Green. Joining Metered lots a pain in no way to condone their ac- the main desk. Michelle and I of ideas! , I asked her if she would be tions, but believe that the pro- followed the Instructions and Also upon us is the advent of So, until next time, study hard eligible for student aid due to the ceedings against them are far grabbed our textbooks. Both of the new baseball season - and and remember to give blood this new educational aid cuts. I realize that the University too severe. Certainly, some us were on the campus the Mon- with it comes the annual rehash week ... the life you save may She replied, "What aid must cover its operating ex- form of reprimand is in order, day afternoon during spring fi- of humorous happenings on the be my own. cuts?" Realizing I knew as pense, but I feel that the parking but the current suspension, ana nals 1963 when a tornado was diamond. One of my favorites: much about the reduction as I meter situation here is a bit possible dismissal seems too extreme. Not only is there a $20 sighted near Bowling Green. Not too many years ago, a Mike "Doc" Doherty, a fresh- did about my calculus home- drastic. That tornado damaged the com- rookie pitcher with the Dodgers man English major, is from work, which I'm sorry to say is fee for the registration of motor Furthermore, the front page munity of Weston. The mem- was making his major league Bowling Green. very little, I went in quest for vehicles but also in order to park article of the April 4 News pre- ories of that tornado were in my facts concerning student aid. near the main buildings, it is sented a false picture of the Well, after my eighth en- necessary to use the metered mind as the instructions for this .THE BG NEWS resident's reactions. Most pre- April Fools' joke were obeyed. counter with friends in my lots. sumed that it was a prank, while dorm, I had gained only one fact There are two problems Editor PttkMRMw Copy Editor few did not. The scene was not We realize that April 1st is Managing Editor 0»oHr«y Barnard Copy Edtor PatllBraza about the reduction. The fact with these lota: the first is the as emotional as described in the April Fools' Day, but we do not A»l ManagingEdUr Tereta ParreM CopyEdHor Janet Servec* was that I knew more about expense, and the second is the article. When the true nature of think that the "alleged" sighting NewsEdRor BerprrW Manteon ErHonal Editor JITrudaau financial cuts than anyone else two-hour limit. The largest of the announcement was re- of a tornado is the proper sub- Sports Editor MercDelph Graph* Editor PIHMaatuzo did, which leaves much to be these is located near the Fine LarryHarfle vealed, many were irritated and ject for a practical Joke. The AaM Sports Editor Stove Qumn Friday EdHor desired. Most of the responses I Arts Building and the library. Photo Editor Susan Cross Production Sup'r stecftsnieDftfccneie few found it humorous, but most word "tornado" can mean ■ Editor Data Horwadai Production Sup' I Kordich received were "What student The time limit in the lot is ridicu- were not particularly upset. The death, and April Fools' jokes are Chief Copy Edtor ShatyTrualy Production Sup'r CnenO-Hela aid cuts?" lous since most classes held in three RAs have apologized, and meant to be funny, not life I realize that a financial aid the Fine Arts Building last three ma BO News a pubeshed daty Tuaaday through Friday during tha academic yaar and realized that they made a big threatening. waaUy during tha aummar session by Via Board ol Studant PuMoWona or Booing Oraan cut is not the most entertaining hours. mistake. We believe that they We feel the resident advisers State Unrversrly topic to talk about, but we are Once during the winter, I have learned their lesson and behind this joke acted immatu- Optniona e«preeeed By columnists do not nacaaaarty reject tha opwona ol the BO students, and as students the parked in a metered lot the day that suspension and expulsion rely and irresponsibly and were Nam. reduction will affect us. So why after a snowstorm. The campus Tha BO Nawa and Bowing Oraan Sana Untverelty ara aquai opportunity emptoyertand are not necessary. Insensitive. If the resident advis- do no) Jaammala In hiring practices do we choose to turn the news off snow plowers had done their job ers had thought of the conse- Tna BO Nawa w» not acoapt advertising mat » daamad discriminatory, degrading or or pass by an article in The BG well and left tile meters covered Marcla Beckmaa quences of their joke, they could neuHng on tna baaa) ol race. ae« or national origin News concerning the cuts? except for the part showing the 453 McDonald East have avoided the negative 'eel- copyright I MS by the BQ Nawa el rights reserved Probably it's for the same rea- time. Not having a shovel with Editorial and Business Offlcee Colleen Fox ings held by McDonald oast tOtUaJaaMyHal son we turn off a presidential me to make a path to the meter, 439 McDonald East residents. Bowling Green Stale University press conference or bypass an I left it empty. My mistake. I Kim Teeter* Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 article entitled, "U.S. Deficits to returned to my car only to find a 444 McDonald East Kathleen M. Grondta Phona :|419)372-»e01 Stay High." I realize not every- nice green envelope tucked un- Hours Sam to 5 p m Monday through Friday Karen Ward Michelle L. Groves one has this "phobia," but as der the wiper. Apparently the 44* McDonald East 431 McDonald East b Local BG News/April 12,1985 3 Student speaks 'Moon Man9preserved by Meg Tlenwy on atomic bomb reporter Hiroshima tragedy Robin Hood, the hero of to be discussed, people." She said there are not Sherwood Forest, robbed many pictures of injured people from the rich and gave to the slides presented because the pictures are poor. In the 1930s, Moon Man "gross." also robbed from the rich and MASUKAWA SAID most Jap- gave to the poor. Moon Man - by DanicOc Rscher anese people do not feel any a creation of Fredrick Davis - staff reporter animosity toward the United reflects the misery of the States. Depression and also provided Hiroko Mauskawa. a high Masukawa believes that peo- a fictional solution to the eco- school American Field Service ple throughout the world should nomic problems of the time, exchange student from Hiro- be educated about the effects of according to Gary Hoppens- shima, Japan, will show slides the atomic bomb. tand, co-editor of The Night and present a speech entitled, "In my city, from elementary Nemesis. "Hiroshima: The Destruction school, we have to learn about Vie Night Nemesis - The and After Effects" today at 4 the atomic bomb," Masukawa complete adventures of the S.m. in the Assembly Room of said. "We have to know because Moon Man, is a collection of IcFall Center. we don't want to forget this. stories from the novelettes Masukawa, 17, said she will "If we forget this stuff, we written by Fredrick Davis also talk about her family, Ja- might make (the) same mis- and co-edited by Garyn Rob- pan and its culture. Members of take." erts and Hoppenstand, doc- Masuakawa's family were in- Masukawa said she is guard- torial canidates in American jured by the atomic bomb that edly optimistic that the United Culture at the University. was dropped on Hiroshima by States and Soviet Union will Moon Man first appeared in the United States in 1945. reduce nuclear arms in the arms the pulp magazine Ten Detec- "My dad's side (of the family) reduction talks taking place in tive Aces and was published was in Hiroshima," said Masu- Geneva. from June 1933 to November BG News/SuMn Crow kawa. "My uncle is now sick "I THINK it's very hard to 1936, Hoppenstand said. Pulp Gary Hoppenstand and Garyn Roberts because of radiation." reduce all nuclear weapons ... magazines were a major Although Masukawa did not but if nobody looks for cutting American media form in the see the immediate effects of the nuclear weapons, people will 30s and 40s and were the this style of detective fiction Ten Detective Aces was well, he said. atomic bomb, she said her fa- just make more and more and inspiration for the format of originating in fee pulp mag- written for an adult audience, The Moon Man adventures ther "came back after the bomb more," she said. story radio. One media plays azines. and had a monthly distribu- could be read for pure enjoy- was dropped and he saw people A discussion will follow the of fee other, Hoppenstand tion of approximately 60-1,000 ment, as a cultural document dying - the city destroyed t>y the presentation which is being said. "Detective Fiction worked issues per month, Roberts of a grim Depression, as a sponsored by The Honors Stu- He said movies, such as through pulp magazines, ra- said. Moon Man was a super statement of man's heroism t Masukawa said the slides she dents Association and co-spon- "Raiders of the Lost Ark," dio, television, and now are in hero for adults, but the adven- in the face of want, and as a will show are "mostly pictures sored by the Social Justice "Star Wars," and "Romanc- the movies,'' Hoppenstand ture enabled it to draw a manifesto of moral choice of (destroyed) buildings and a Committee and the Bowling ing the Stone" are based on said. large general audience as • See Moonman, page 4. few are of injured and dying Green Peace Coalition.

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Committee has approved the staff reporter The original system allowed The proficiency will be taken Jackson said with the new "Students' writing is getting change in the proficiency for- one retake for all students who on a Saturday morning for three format, a student may not pass better, which can be attributed mat, but the change is on a trial Recent changes in the English didn't pass their first profi- hours, then students will be per- their proficiency essay and still to the high school departments basis for one year. If the com- program's proficiency policy ciency exam. mitted time to eat, or lust "get pass the course because em- doing a good Job," Jackson said. mittee finds that these modifica- will affect students enrolling in away." They will then be given phasis will be placed on the tions have been successful, the English 110, 111 and 112 courses Robb Jackson, a lecturer in three "additional hours'* to students' folders of in-class es- "Kathy Hart (Kathleen Hart, new system will be adopted. at the University. the English department, said come back in the afternoon and says. director of the General Studies According to the General the major difference in struc- proofread or finish their essay, Writing program) and others Jackson said that unlike other Studies Writing program, stu- ture lies in that students will be Jackson said. Students who have written have really tried to make our class structures that search for dents will conclude their partic- responsible to prepare for three passing essays in class and are i better for the students the cream of the crop in the ular course by taking only one topics, instead of the present "I THINK students aren't highly recommended by their research and output field, the English department is proficiency exam without the seven, and they will have three able to adequately prepare for teacher could still pass the from both students and instruc- not against passing all their possibility of a retake. This additional hours to complete the number of topics and need course through an appeal to the tors," be said. Moon Man (Continued from page 3) and responsibilty, the editors facsimile of the original stories One of the unique characteris- said in one of the book's intro- as they appeared in the pulp tics about Moon Man was that Dinner highlights week ductory essays. magazines, including the origi- his disguise was a globe that he The newly published book is a nal ads and illustrations. wore on his head made of one- way glass, and the glass globe Events encompass looked like the moon. First games start at 10 a.m. at Friday from 1:304 p.m. in 17 Breakfast, Lunch and International Week's the field next to the stadium. Williams Hall. The different This was rather startling since Second games resume after days will be designated as Afri- at this time (1930s), one-way theme of peace lunch. can coffee hours, Asian coffee Evening Specials glass was totally unknown in Monday's two events are the hours, American coffee hours this country and manufactured international carnival in the and European coffee hours. 10% Student only in France. Fredrick Davis Union Oval from 11:30 a.m. to 3 A United Nations Security was the first author to use it in by Deborah Schmook p.m, and a women's forum at Council Simulation will take Discount on all fiction. This was pointed out by staff reporter night. place from 7-10 p.m. in the Cam- Wooda Nick Carr, a pulp histo- pus Room. Union. Discussion meals. rian who wrote one of the intro- Coffee houses, a soccer tour- THE FORUM on international will be on the situation in Kapu- Valid ID Required 307 S. Main ductory essays. nament, an international dinner, women's issues will begin at 6 chea, Cambodia and interfer- "The Moon Man adventure All Entrees 353-1620 and a carnival are a few events pjn. in the Campus Room, Uni- ence in Latin America. Open 6 a.m.-8 p.m. M-Sat. series is full of action and adven- of the 22nd annual International versity Union. Kathleen How- Under $5 ture," Hoppenstand said. Week, to be held April 14-20 at ard-Merriam, political science On Thursday, there will be a the University. associate professor, will me- panel discussion on UNESCO, This year's theme for Interna- diate a panel discussion by inter- the United Nations Educational, tional Week is "Peace thru Un- national students about Scientific and Cultural Organi- derstanding," which will women's issues in their respec- zation. The topic will be the encompass the week's events. tive countries. United State's withdrawal from An inter-university soccer the agency. The panel will take "TREAT YOURSELF tournament will be the first of Coffee hours will be held Tues- place from 7:30-10 p.m. in the the week's events on April 14. day, Wednesday, Thursday and Alumni Room of the Union. to the vw^wmMMmmmmmmmtxmsm Student Court is now accepting applica- | tions for the position of Staff Members for araanf | the 1985-86 academic year. Applications are due in 405 Student Services by 6:00p.m. - Midnight •• Sun. - Sat. | Wednesday, April 17, 5:00 p.m. For all of your LATE NIGHT Please sign up for an interview time when the :: grill and soda fountain cravings. , application is turned in. Graduate Students and minority students are Located in the basement of Commons Dining Hall. encouraged to apply. %:::::::::*:::*:^^ On Sunday, enjoy the WINTHROP TERRACE

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"We've notplaying with their food. decided on in January. "Jell-O by Meg Tlemey will take place from 3-5:30 p.m. wrestling is what started it all. Cn some positive responses reporter gle and the Student Services •u1^, !$•that ta' tf they go to at the Student Service Forum. area merchants," she said. BuUding. A few of the events the Jell-0 Jamboree being spon- We just went from there," she Admission for the fund-raising during the Carnival will be a sored by the residents of Chap- said. event is 50 cents for adults and .JiS* 1!?^tend; hundreds of dunking booth, a fishingpond, THE COMPETITION involves . Preparation for the event has "little albs" will invade the man Hall. There, eating Jell-0 teams of five participating in a involved getting materials such students - little siblings are ad- and appearances made bv will be the last thing on anyone's variety of events that involve mitted free of charge. All pro- campus to see how big Freddie and Frieda Falcon, mind when everything from as plastic to cover the forum ceeds will go to the Ronald brother or sister lives away the University hockey team, e wre n toa the use of Jell-O, Johnson said ?cXr,,and a«luiring 20 gallons of from home - without the su- The competitors will test their McDonald House, Johnson said and Undergraduate Student Jell-0"J ll5. toss ^iwill ?take place. blindfold Jell-O, two gallons of pudding, 20 Anyone with any questions con- pervision of mom and dad. Government President, Bob sMII in activities such as Jell-0 trays of finger Jell-O, and 10 The Resident Student Asso- Wade. According to Cheryl Johnson, stacking, the blindfolded Jell-O gallons of whipped Jell-O, John- cerning the Jell-O Jamboree is sication (RSA) is sponsoring the hall manager of Chapman, toss, the three legged race, the son said. encouraged to call the Chapman many events in order to en- Another highlight of Little the fund-raising activity centers pudding drop, anda trivia test. Hall front desk at 372-0280 for Sibs Weekend is a Jell-0 Jam- "Food service is being real more information. tertain students and their si- boree on Saturday afternoon blings. from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the In cooperation with Uni- Student Services Forum. The versity Activities Organiza- proceeds from the Jamboree tion (UAO), "Star Wars" and will go to the Ronald McDon- Program begun "The Empire Strikes Back" ald House, Mark Phillipi, or- will be shown in 210 Math ganizer of little sibs weekend, Hospital sponsors asthma education Science on Friday and Satur- said. day evenings. Tickets are $1.50 with a student identifi- ,act sbeets by Teresa Tarantino cation card. Two tickets can .JuST*. ^ ** staff reporter be bought with one I.D. distributed in the Residence eluding the treatment of "Star Wars" will be shown Halls informing students of asthma, the psychological ef- the specifics of all the events Coping with a disease is diffi- fects of asthma on children and at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and for the weekend, Phillipi said. cult for anyone to handle, but for LADIES APPAREL & JEWELRY 5:15 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. on a young child, it can be even the factors the environment Yet another activity for plays in asthmatic patients •113 Railroad Street Hours Saturday. '•The Empire students and their sibs is the more traumatic. Thomson said. Strikes Back" will be shown Mowing of the original "King Wood County Hospital, in con- (next to Dorsey's Drugs) Mon.-Fri. 10-8 at 9:45 p.m. and midnight on junction with the American Sat. 10-6 Kong" and cartoons In THE CHILDREN also attend 352-8130 Friday and 7:30 p.m. and Founder's Gold Room at noon Lung Association of Northwest- Sun 12-5 midnight on Saturday. classes to help them cope with on Saturday. their disease. The children are VALUABLE COUPON UAO is also sponsoring the The Student Recreation taught relaxation exercises, Donny Iris and the Cruisers Center (SRC) is not sponsor- gram for asthmatic children and concert in the Lenhart Grand he,d techniques of diaphramatic ing any events of their own, breathing and the importance of > ' OFF ORIGINAL Ballroom on Friday night. but will cooperate with RSA ntSLV *• ** following their doctor's instruc- There are still tickets avail- and any of their needs for the The program is designed to tions, she said. PRICE OF ANY able for the concert. Tickets weekend, Michelle Rolstan, educate parents and their chil- can be purchased at the UAO dren about how asthma affects SINGLE ITEM assistant director of the SRC The participants need not at- inly) ticket booth in the Union for said. The SRC has reduced its the lungs and how the disease tend all four sessions, Thomson $5 with a student ID. Two entrance fee for non-students can be managed, according to said. • Onn coupon per customer • Coupon tickets for the concert can be from $3 to $1 to accommodate Rae Thomson, head nurse of purchased with one I.D., also. the sibs, Rolston said. pediatrics at Wood County Hos- • ilicl on new sales only* Must pital and program coordinator. "We feel that even if they are "We're looking forward to only able to attend one or two of •ont coupon with purchase ♦ Coupon RSA B ALSO sponsoring a it (this weekend) and hoping Parents attend four classes as the sessions they will learn Carnival from 3 to 5 p.m. for good weather," Phfilipi part of the program, she said, not valid with any othei coupon between Kreischer Quadran- inese classes cover topics in- something they did not know said. before," she said. Expires: April 19. 1985 (-Dateline- VACATION Friday, April 12 COUNTDOWN Commencement - Informa- tion concerning the May com- $1.00 off NowUniycrsity_CQurts Leasing mencement ceremonies will instant passport photos be mailed this week to all candidates for degrees. 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BROWN THEATRE available on Ford s N85 CO-SPONSOR 8:00 p.m. UNIVERSITY FREE ACTIVITIES TUESDAY For Information Call: 372-2798 ORGANIZATION APRIL) 3RD Elsewhere BG News/April 12,1985 * News Briefs Suicide pill vote planned Official solicited cash BUI to regulate waste AKRON (AP) - A top official of the Ohio WASHINGTON (AP) - Concern over events Dayton students to consider referendum Court of Claims solicited cash contributions at an uranium-processing mill in southwestern last year from his employees for the campaign Ohio is fanning the legislative flames on Capitol of former Ohio Supreme Court Justice James Hill, with a handful of initiatives In high gear. DAYTON (AP) -A proposed The student government asso- said that regardless of the out- Celebrezze, according to a published report Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, and Rep. Thomas referendum on whether the Uni- ciation directors voted 5-3 April come of the referendum, the yesterday. Luken, D-Ohio, have jointly introduced legis- versity of Dayton should stock 2 in favor of presenting the issue school will never support distri- The Akron Beacon Journal said the actions lation that would give the Environmental Pro- suicide pills in case of a nuclear in a referendum. bution of a life-taking substance. could violate state election law and the Code of tection Agency explicit authority to regulate attack is already opening some A basic Catholic belief is that it Judicial Conduct. The newspaper story cen- hazardous ana radioactive waste disposal at eyes, even before the voting Slaughter said the ballot will is a mortal sin to take one's life. tered on Celebrezze and Court of Claims Ad- U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) facilities, takes place, a supporter of the ask whether "we, the under- ministrator John Gillivan. including the Feed Materials Production Cen- measure says. graduate students of the Univer- "While we sympathize with Election law requires the reporting of all ter in Fernald, Ohio. "People are starting to take sity of Dayton, request that the these students ui their concern contributions and that they be made in the Currently, there is a dispute over which action. People are a lot more University of Dayton student for the catastrophe of nuclear name of the people giving the money. agency has that authority. aware of the dangers of nuclear health center stockpile suicide war, we feel their alternative is The report, dung campaign records with the "Asking the DOE to enforce environmental war. There's less apathy," Mark pills for optional use after a morally unacceptable and cont- Ohio Secretary of State, says that spouses and protection at nuclear plants that they also have Slaughter, a senior marketing nuclear war." rary to the teachings of the relatives of court employees contributed to the responsibility of running is like asking the major, said yesterday. Catholic Church," the university Celebrezze's campaign. The report also quotes fox to guard the chicken coop," Glenn and The referendum is scheduled SPONSORS OF THE measure said in a statement. "As a uni- two employees as saying they gave cash contri- Luken said in a joint statement. for next Wednesday and Thurs- have said they arent sure versity, we support many efforts butions for Celebrezze to Gillivan. The bills are pending in the Senate Environ- day with other student elections. whether they could take their to educate persons on the issues Celebrezze told the newspaper he never re- ment and Public Works Committee and the Students and university officials own lives. They said part of their of the nuclear age, but we feel ceived cash contributions by way of Gillivan. House Energy and Commerce Committee. had previously said the election intent was to get students think- that this project is ill-advised. would be April 11 and 12, but ing about the nuclear issue. The results of any referendum Judge releases schools S&L approval hastened Slaughter said there was a mix Administration officials at the action will not be binding upon COLUMBUS (AP) - A federal Judge, who CINCINNATI (AP) -The Federal Home up over dates. Roman Catholic university have the university." ordered the desegregation of Columbus public Loan Bank cut red tape to speed admission of schools, yesterday released the district from struggling Ohio savings and loans into the eight years of court control and called it "the ranks of the federally insured, but did not Additional salary listed most desegregated school system in the United compromise its requirements for new mem- States." bers, a bank official said yesterday. The decision was among the last by U.S. Charles Thiemann, president of the Federal District Judge Robert Duncan before he steps Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, said the accele- down from the federal bench today. The Colum- rated processing, which he termed a "superhu- Celeste releases statement bus district is Ohio's second-largest, with 67,650 man effort," cut weeks out of the approval students. process. All federally insured savings ana loans Duncan ordered the district to desegregate in are required by law to belong to the Federal COLUMBUS (AP) -Gov. Celeste, who is paid $65,000 as There were two entries under 1977, and busing to achieve Duncan's order Home Loan Bank System. Richard Celeste augmented his governor and vetoed an attempt a section of the report listing began two years later. Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste on March 15 state salary last year with rental to increase his pay, listed in investments of more than $1,000 School officials, who have sought release closed 69 state-chartered thrifts after the clos- income from two houses and addition to his state salary three in corporations, business trusts from Duncan's control for more than four ing of the Cincinnati-based Home State Savings bank interest on commercial other sources of income of more or partnerships. Celeste holds a years, reacted happily to the order. Bank prompted a run on some other thrifts. At paper, his financial disclosure than $500 during calendar year general partnership interest in The Cleveland school district, which is the Celeste's order, the Ohio Deposit Guarantee statement showed yesterday. 1984. State law requires sources Terra Nova Investment of largest in the state and the Dayton school Fund thrifts have either reopened for restricted But a combination television- of income, not specific dollar Cleveland, a business described district, where Ohio's first court-ordered bus- service or obtained Federal Savings and Loan radio-cassette player gift from a amounts, to be disclosed. by Brian Usher, Celeste's press Japanese auto company will be secretary, as "a small real es- ing plan began in 1976, remain under court Insurance Corp. protection to offer lull services The governor, who owns real control to implement desegregation. again. turned over to the state. tate partnership" which was Information about the sources estate on Lake Avenue, Cleve- largely inactive. The other part- of Celeste's income was con- land, and Riverside Drive, Dela- ners are Celeste's brother, Ted, tained in a report filed with the ware, reported rental income and sister, Pat. Ohio Ethics Commission April 5. from the two properties. Ce- Meadou/vieu/ Court United Wiay Certain government officials leste, his wife, Dagmar, and Celeste reported receiving one People Helping People are required to file such their six children five at the gift worth more than $500 during Apartments statements by each April 15. Governor's mansion in subur- 1964, a television and radio-cas- ban Bexley. sette player from the Mitsubishi Now I I'dsillCj tin 85 86 Si luxil N en Motor Co. 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Is *12 w BG News/April 12.1185 7 Oberlin discovers To rah FDR honored OBERLIN, Ohio (AP) - Ober- services, with passages read PROFESSOR SAMSON identified the scroll as originat- lin College for more than 70 before a congregation on each SHEPARD, the school's human- ing in the 14th century, probably years had In its possession a sabbath day. ities chairman, in recent years in North Africa. The dating has Torah, or hand-written holy Oberlin College spokesman has urged his students to view since been corroborated by ex- scroll of Judaism, that scholars John Harvith said the leather the Torah in the library as a perts at the Jewish Theological in Soviet Union thought was a commonplace scroll was donated to the college historical document of interest. Seminary, he said. 19th-century artifact in 1912 by the Rev. William One of the students, Roberta Roosevelt being praised as In reality, the Torah was the Barton, an alumnus. Barton ap- Milston, a junior from New York The script is more ornate than oldest document in the college's parently acquired it during a and a religion major, led a re- that of Torah scrolls in common 'statesman of world caliber' library and one of the oldest trip to Palestine In 1902, Harvith search effort with two other use In U.S. synagogues and in- Torahs in the United States, said. students to determine the To- cludes corrections penned above MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union is marking Friday's 40th dating back to the 14th century. Durine the following decades, rah's origin. lines, a practice in Torah writ- anniversary of the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt with unusual A Torah contains the Five the scroll was stored in the col- ing common to that time, Torah tributes that evoke nostalgia for the years of Soviet-American Books of Moses, in Hebrew. To- lege's library or in various fac- Harvith said Tuvia Mechaber, scholars determined, Harvith alliance. rahs are used in Judaic religious ulty offices or lecture rooms. a Torah expert in New York, said. The tributes also are critical of current American policy. Tass, the official news agency, issued two long stories Thursday about Roosevelt, who died April 12,196. One was by Valentin Berezhkov, a leading political analyst who was Josef Stalin's interpreter in talks with Roosevelt. Charged doctor to undergo tests Both stories praised FDR as a "statesman of world caliber" and "a convinced champion of cooperation with the Soviet Union." They put Roosevelt into the context of superpower COLUMBUS (AP) -Dr. Mi- nois, pending a hearing there oner and the Franklin County and the first, which alleges politics 40 years later by contrasting cooperation during his chael Swango, who faces two next month. prosecutor. Swango is unable to practice administration with the state of UiT-Soviet relations today. counts of violating Ohio's medi- Swango, 30. a former Ohio THE MEDICAL BOARD. medicine because of a mental or The Soviets have long included Roosevelt in the group of cal practice law, will soon un- State University Hospitals neu- which earlier had charged physical condition, will likely be foreign statesmen deserving of praise and he has been cited as dergo physical and mental tests rosurgery resident, is to go on Swango with one count of violat- consolidated for a hearing be- an example of how U.S. presidents should treat the Soviet to determine whether his Ohio trial April 22 in Quincy, 111. on ing Ohio's medical practice law, fore the State Medical Board. Union. medical license will be revoked, seven counts of aggravated bat- added a second count Wednes- Prunte said Swango would HE HAS BEEN given special prominence in the Soviet a State Medical Board attorney tery in the non-fatal poisonings day. The second count stems soon undergo medical and physi- buildup to the 40th anniversary of victory in World War II. said yesterday. of fellow Quincy paramedics. from the alleged paramedic poi- cal tests as required by the Roosevelt has been praised in a TV series on the war and also Swango has pleaded innocent. sonings in Illinois, Prunte said. board. He declined to say where in a new film called "Victory." "It's definitely in the works," Swango has not been formally Prunte said the second charge the testing would occur. attorney Thomas Prunte said of charged with any wrongdoing The Tass coverage of the anniversary of his death was & SAVE———— unusual because such tributes normally are reserved for the physical and mental tests, while a resident at University r————CLIP figures from Soviet and Russian history. required by the Medical Board Hospitals from July 1963 to June Noting that Roosevelt died less than a month before the end before it can take any action 198*. But he is being investi- of the war, Berezhkov said his "death was an irreparable loss against Swango's license. Sated by several Ohio authori- to the peace settlement. Many people believe that if be bad Swango already has been barred es, including the State Medical Crawford lived longer, the military situation in Europe would have from practicing medicine in Illi- Board, the Franklin County cor shaped up differently." In the other article, news analyst Igor Orlov said Roosevelt Heard is one of the best living drummers." Lock & Key was "a statesman of world caliber who is remembered in •'J.C. (Full time full service) American and world history as a man who demonstrated the MILES DAVIS great possibilities of a policy of realism based on world social, "Locked out? Don't pout, economic and political realities." J.C. HEARD BAND ORLOV NOTED IT was under Roosevelt that diplomatic A4 give the LOCK DOC a shout" relations began between the Soviet Union and the United States k April 13 at 8 p.m. in 1933 and that at the time FDR "stressed the idea, relevant nowadays as well, that difficulties ... could only be removed KOBACKER HALL —24 hour service— through frank and friendly talks." ' Tickets: $4,6,8,10 Berezhkov said that after Roosevelt died, the United States $ 889 Sandridge Rd. took an "anti-Soviet course that led the U.S. leadership to the Call: 372-0171

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ACTIVITIES TUESDAY ORGANIZATION APRIL 13RD Sports BG News/April 12,1985 8 Tiger fan's "D" stands for delirious, not dynasty I'm not one to blast somebody stories. Please. You could get thrown in up a few facts, you will discover with some legitimate ones. you call a 35-44 record winning. I don't even know, but a letter But this fan went waaay too Jail for murder by making a that it wasn't long ago that the OVER ZEALOUS fans like the Little do they know that only the bit my desk recently that just far in saying, "the old English comment like that in front of Tigers had spent a couple years one which wrote the letter are absolute worst teams in the NBA 'D' on the Tiger uniform doesn't real baseball fans, they could In fourth place in the AL East. easy to pick out In a crowd. They don't make it to the playoffs. couldn't get thrown away, as eat, sleep and shower in their moat do, without a response. die laughing, as I almost did. And before that they practically Besides that, the Celtics will The letter was from a Detroit IN REALITY, the closest had a lock on fifth place. team's hat, they can only be make short work of the Cavs In Tigers fan who was curious as to thing to a baseball dynasty in In your book. Villanova Is the found hidden behind the pages of the first round and the fans can why the News sports section your lifetime was the Oakland world's newest a sports section reading bos go back into hibernation for a never prints Tiger stories, while A's of the early seventies. They scores and the dead giveaway is few more years until they make there is a plethora of Reds and won three straight The fact is, dynasties are few the ridiculous statements they another brief appearance in the Indians articles. championships from 1972-74. and far between. The New York always make, like the "D for playoffs. Granted, buddy, there are less Detroit has never had a Yankees of the 50s were a dynasty" one. Tiger stories, but that's not why baseball dynasty. None of their dynasty. The Boston Celtics and The most current craze Is by So. be a sports fan, there's I'm writing this. In fact, I have a four measly championships UCLA Bruins in basketball in the sudden onslaught of nothing better. But keep the lot of respect for a fan who stand for Detroit or Domino's were even back-to-back. If, by the 60s, also. Most recently, the Cleveland Cavs fans who think, stupid comments underneath Pisa, it stands for dynasty." chance, the Tigers win the New York Islanders In hockey. because the Cavs finally won a the cap where they belong. stands up for his team, no Series this season (don't hold playoff spot, they are going to matter who they are. Dynasty? Are you kidding There are a few more, but And if you want DetroitTigers For this I give him an answer: me? your breath), they still won't be Detroit is not one of them. win it all. news, they swept the Indians The News Rets its wire reports What you're saying is that a dynasty. Detroit would be embarrassed These are the same fans who this week. But settle down, it's from Columbus, and thus winning the World Series once If you could only jump off that beyond content at a dynasty did not give a damn about the only the Indians. There are still doesn't receive many Tiger means the team is a dynasty. bandwagon long enough to dig convention comparing notes Cavs until they started to win, if 159 more games to play. E*E E*E E*E E*E E*Ej:*EE*E E*E E*E E*E E*E Weinert, Voll sign prep players The Brothers of Bowline Green basketball Taylor, who averaged over 20 and Toledo had shown Interest in Women's basketball mentor coach John Weinert announced ppg., Weinert said the acquisi- signing Gregory. Fran Voll also announced that Sigma Phi Epsilon Wednesday that Joe Gregory, a tion of Gregory proved very One of Gregory's reasons for Megan McGuire, a 5-11 center 5-11 point guard from Bishop beneficial to Falcon fortunes. coming to BG was the good from Lakewood High School, Borgess High School in Redford. "Since Keith graduated, the relationships he'd built with the will play for the Falcons. Congratulate Mich., has signed a National point guard spot was the most Falcon players and coaching McGuire earned first team all- Letter of Intent to play for the important one which needed to staff when he was on campus Ohio honors this past season. Falcons. be filled," he said. "Joe is a two weeks ago. She averaged 18.6 ppg., while Their Spring 1985 Pledge Gregory averaged 28.7 ppg., leader, an important quality for Gregory was an all-Metro De- grabbing 10 rebounds ppg. as a senior while dishing out 7.6 a good point guard, we are very troit third team and all-state "The biggest thing about Me- assists. pleased with our selection of fourth team selection by the gan is that she is such a versatile Class On Going Active! He holds 19 Spartan records, Joe." Detroit News. athlete," Voll said. "She was all- m including the single-game scor- BG WAS CERTAINLY not the Besides excelling on the bas- state in basketball and volley- ing record of 44 points in a only school in the hunt for Gre- ketball court, he carried a 3.4 ball and was one of the top high a| _ contest last season. Sry's talents. Sothern Method- grade point average at Bishop jumpers in the state in track and E*E E*E E*E E*E E*E E*E E*E E»E E»E ESE E»E With the loss of guard Keith , Louisiana Tech, Duquesne, Borgess. 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Detroit sweeps series Reds singing the Tigers "walk" by Indians, 11-10 blues at the plate

DETROIT (AP) - It was the "These are great games to JULIO FRANCO'S ERROR several moments on the mound, CINCINNATI (AP) - With a the Reds' starting job in cen- staring in disbelief after deliv- few exceptions - notably ter field from Eddie Milner, is kind of game that good baseball win," Trammell said. "But, I allowed rookie Chris Pittaro to player-manager Pete Rose - Wor-7. teams win and, as Detroit slug- wouldn't have hung my head reach base in the 10th. ering the crucial pitch. "If I say ger Kirk Gibson noted, the Ti- even if we had lost because we "The throw lust got away," anything, it will be something I the hitters in the Cincinnati ROSE, WHO DROVE in wifi regret later." Reds' lineup have been mis- Cincinnati's only run Wednes- gers are a very good team. came back. Franco moaned. "It took off and firing in the team's first two day in a lackluster perfor- "You saw the depth of our "Cleveland is a scrappy bal- went up." Cleveland Manager Pat Cor- rales. said he thought the pitch games of the season. mance by his team, said the team," Gibson said yesterday lclub. I remember when we used Lou Whitaker's sacrifice bunt Rose. Dave Parker and Ce- lack of offense doomed the after the Tigers outlasted the to lose those games. When I first advanced the runner to second. to Brookens was a strike. sar Cedeno are each 3-for-7 in Cleveland Indians for an 11-10 came up, somehow the other After Trammell was walked in- Reds. victory. "That's what it's all Cleveland 040 220 200 0—10 the first two games. But, "It's tough to win when you teams would pull those games tentionally by reliever Dave Von Detroit 090 111 011 1—11 Rose has driven m four of the only get five hits," Rose said. about. The easiest thing in the out You have to learn how to Ohlen, Gibson filed to center to Two outs when winning run scored. five runs Cincinnati has "We didn't have that many world is to roll over." win." move Pittaro to third. Game Winning RBI - Brookens (1). It was anything but pretty. In the Detroit 10th, Tom Broo- E—Ten-ell. Carter, Frenco. DP—Cleve- scored in the games as the opportunities to score, and Von Ohlen walked Lance Par- land 1. LOB—Cleveland II. Detroit 10. Reds won Monday's opener 4- when we did have, we didn't, The 10-inning game took nearly kens drew a bases-loaded walk rish intentionally to load the 28— Vukovkh. Hall. Pittaro. Lemon, DeE- 1 and lost Wednesday by the and that was the ballgame." four hours to play and a total of to force In the winning run, bases, then walked Brookens on van,. LMParrlah. HR-Trammell (1). KQIb same score to Montreal. The Reds were off yester- 11 pitchers yielded 21 hits, in- allowing the Tigers to remain a 3-1 pitch. eon (2). SB— Mlxon (1). Whlteker (1), Broo- cluding home runs by Gibson undefeated after three games ken, (1). S—Pittaro, Bernaiard, Whlteker Parker has Cincinnati's day before beginning a three- "I nave nothing to say," said a SF—Bemaiard. Carter, Whlteker. Butler. only other run batted in. Ce- game stand against the Mets and Detroit's Alan Trammell. with the Indians. dejected Von Ohlen, who stood KQIbeon. deno has come to the plate in New York on Friday night. three times with runners on Cincinnati then plays a three- base and less than two outs - game series at Atlanta before and has hit into double plays returning home Thursday to each time. begin a four-game set with Third baseman Nick the San Francisco Giants. BoVs choice to go pro no small matter Esasky, who got hot at the Rose's lone hit Wednesday, plate during the last two a seventh-inning single, gave weeks of spring training, is 0- him 4,100 hits for his career in BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) - Bridgeport Coach Bruce and Sudan is in turmoil right In his first year of college for-7 in the regular season. his pursuit of the late Ty Manute Bol, college basketball's Webster. now. He lust doesn't feel it's basketball, Bol lead Bridgeport The No. 7 hitter in the lineup, Cobb's career-hit record of tallest player, plans to leave Bol, 22, said he needed to right for him to lead the kind of to a first-place finish in the New second baseman Ron Oester, 4,191. Rose, who turns 44 on school and turn to professional return to Sudan, whose govern- life he's leading without taking England Collegiate Conference. is O-for-6 and the No. 8 batter, Sunday, has predicted he will basketball because he needs the ment was overthrown last week, care of his sister." He averaged 22.5 points, 13.5 catcher Dann Bilardello, is 1- eet the record-breaking hit money and wants to help his and to assure the safety of his BOL IS A member of Sudan's rebounds and seven blocked for-7. efore a Cincinnati crowd sister in Sudan, officials say. sister, who he hasn't heard from Dinka tribe in Grogal about 600 shots per game before the Pur- Eric Davis, the highly Aug. 26 against the St. Louis Bol, a 7-foot-6, 190-pound since May, Webster said. Bol miles from Khartoum. He was ple Knights were eliminated touted sophomore who won Cardinals. freshman at the University of was not at school Wednesday. discovered in 1982 while playing from the NCAA Division II tour- Bridgeport, on Wednesday de- "I personally feel terrible, but for the Sudan national team and nament in regional competition. clared himself an early candi- I can understand," Webster was brought here by former "He's been very, very con- date for the National Basketball said. "The only surviving mem- Fairleigh Dickinson Coach Don cerned because of the uprisings Association's June draft, said ber of his family is 19 years old Feeley. in Sudan," Webster said. r™ Buckeyes shed new Cey home run lifts Medium 2 Item Pizza light on football Cubs over Pirates 2 Cokes CHICAGO (AP) - Ron Cey hit mound and took second on I Free Delivery '5.25 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - "He (Turner) would like to a three-run home run and Steve Trout's throwing error. 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Night football announced his new deal that season, capped a four-run fourth Dodgers 4 Astros 3 is coming to Ohio Stadium for will bring around $900,000 to inning against loser Jose DeL- Have all your typing needs done the first time. each Big Ten school in the next eon, who last season collected HOUSTON (AP) Mike Mar- It likely will come for the two years. four of bis seven pitching tri- shall's two-out, two-run homer Saturday, Sept. 14, opener umphs at the expense of the professionally. We type term pa- against visiting Pittsburgh, if in the eighth rallied the Los UNDER HIS agreement with Cubs. Angeles Dodgers 4-3 over the pers, dissertations, thesis, book owner Ted Turner of Turner the Big Ten, Turner can start Gary Matthews opened the Houston Astros Thursday. Broadcasting System Inc. has his televised games at any fourth with a single and went to Mariano Duncan started the his way. Turner would like to time. If he opts for a night third when Leon Durham's manuscripts, resumes and any gen- launch his two-year $9 million Dodger uprising by working Same in 63-year-old Ohio Sta- ground ball skipped past third Houston relieverBill Dawley for eral typing. Also experienced in supplemental package with the lum, Turner would have to baseman Bill Madlock for an a walk. Ken Landreaux doubled Big Ten Conference by tele- use portable lights. error. casting the Buckeyes in prime in Duncan, and Marshall fol- legal and medical typing. Bring this Turner's choices, however, Matthews scored on a wild lowed with his first homer. time. are limited to eight schools pitch and Keith Moreland beat Carlos Diaz gave up one hit ad in for special discount. Call The Big Ten is committed to since Illinois and Wisconsin out a bunt single before Cey over three innings to pick up the PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIAL SERVICES five night games in its 16-game are on NCAA probation. They slugged his homer into the left win in relief, and Ken Howell package with TBS this fall. cannot appear on television field bleachers. 686-6945 B, Astros reen CBS-TV has first option on this fall. Trout, who issued two walks in pitched the final two for the Big Ten games, but is likely to the third inning, did not allow a save. pass up the Buckeyes' opener One of the Buckeyes' games hit until Jason Thompson with Pittsburgh since the Pan- telecast by CBS-TV last year dropped a single into center field thers suffered through an off required portable lights im- with one out in the top of the season in 1984. The network ported by the network. The fourth. must announce its September Illinois contest did not start The Pirates got an unearned schedule for Big Ten games by until 3:45 p.m. and ran into run in the eighth when pinch- Junel. darkness. hitter BUI Almon singled to the Yankee owner irked

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Vanessa I Sue A WEEK FROM TONKJHT AND I CAN'T WATT. Wayne. 12 Alevord SI. Udo Beech. NY 530-NE COMMONS LAMBDA CM ALPHA QUOTE OF THE WEEK: BIKE AUCTION ITS KAPPA DELTA KRUSH AND YOU'RE MY 11661. (Include your school phone number. Summer Rent: Pay no deposit or unties EUCHRE TOURNAMENT April 17. 1985 In the Forum NEVER TRUST A QIRL WHO BRAIDS HER DATE! Furraahed house, ctoee to campus Interested Friday Apr! 12 ABMPfTa. ATTN STUDENTS LOOKING FOR SUMMER viewing al 2 30 p m . auction al 3:30 p.m LOVE, YOUR KD MYSTERY DATE WORK Was your spring break uneventful In eel 354-7546 Tontogany Legion HeJ Laughs we got em' Mark Pape with fas new takes, jewelry, and msny other earns. UNIVERSITY HOSTS AND HOSTESSES: A lending mat summer lob you ware looking for? House from May to August 20 $330'mo Cal Regletration-7 30 ■quid graphite worm decapftator CHUB CLUB Chris-Chris DeAngeto- group ot BG students who promote strong See Heve you been aaaauHed by high tuition m- BB 354-7645 FASHION SHOW-AMcan Clolhes OPEN CHUB«1.«2.«3.#4 Coriorakjlatione on making semi-finals for between the university, "fame end alumni crseaea? If you stB need summer work S would Free Room tor day cere (9 month chad) Aval Apr! 12. 1985 chssrteenng. Good luck in finals tomorrow! LI Beth M,. Pick up an aopiceHon in 405 Student Servttee fee Ins opportunity to earn S3500-S4500 mis now. Cal Kim 354-7093. 5 30 AMANI Youl do great! Love. Vicky. Amy « Cmdy Have a GREAT weekend and gat ready lor a through Wednesday. Aprl 17 summsf. gain experience 4 ooeege credit, and FREE wad Monday evening' In APT , Big ? 4 bdrm. Heuae. Ctoee to campus and down- Chris Katda. University Hosts snd Hostesses Become a work outside of Onto, send e eeN-addreeeed town. 354-5606 attar 8 p.m HiroU MasauUwa «a be giving a side presen What can I say?- You said II al in your personal UT lleafhei flops: I'm so exerted to see you on member ot s group which la highly vtetJle stamped envelope to PO Box 222. BG. OH fjemeetet leases a aaafiln for efficiency apts radon on THE BOMBING OF HIROSHIMA AND to me- except the Akron DG's wil never know Monday. I hope you have a groat weekend. II among a variety of "publcs" from peers lo 43402 lor an interview (Fal) t26S/mo xx*xJea TV 4 Cable Al uN THE AFTER EFFECTS m McFsl Center. As me because I'm coming back to the best house he thinking about you' University administrators. Applications svaasbia Progressive company seeking embNtouo Indi- sembty Room (2nd floor), Fn . Apr! 12. at 4 00 fury fum 354-3182 11-4 in BG' 1 love you. LI' Trad KD love and mine, your mg through Apr! 17 In 405 Student Services Pick vidual tor summer employment Exceeant expe- p.m. Co sponsored by Honors Student Asso- CMa, UL LAURA: YOU'RE 01 AS I'VE SAO BE- up an soptoatlon now and become Involved! rience tor ths business minded Individual ciation. BG Peace CoaHJon. and me Social Youl never know how fun the slammer is. untjl FORE, YOU'RE SOON TO BE MY UL THAT WANTED Two crazy melee better known aa pursuing a buseveea degree. WB Involve the Justice Committee you spend It with a Gammer Be prepared to ILL FOREVER ADORE Howie and Joey When found, you wi be reed ooordtoatlon of outings and special events MEET AMBASSADOR T BQAVOOLH have a wed time behind bars (No more KD LOVE AND MINE BIG? your fights and sentenced to a fun Wed evening Minimum ol two years ol undergraduate study Apertmenta. Houses. 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I wish you al That night at Sam B'a Is when it el began No ASK ME HOW, CALL 353-0143. possaHe Al occupations How to Fsid 2 bdrm. apta lor 3 or 4 students. 2 semester • one can lei bedtime stones Bte you can! Here's Cal 1805-687 6000 Ext R 9849 RIDES (he happiness that you deserve Always keep Irvjvtduel leases Near campus Phone 352- smang- Happy 20th hoping your birthday Is the best' Love the snow FOR INFO. ON SPACE SAVING LOFTS: HOUtEBOY NEEDED FOR 1115-44 SCHOOL 7385 Love always, Cindy Jean angels, Mary and KatW Call The Loft Construction YEAR. CALL 172-4401 Ride needed to Dayton thM weekend (Aprl 12- HEIDI NUNEMAKER MSKE MANNELU 14). I anyone re going and has room for one or t Storage Sank* Need dependable babysitter, my home Must THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND SUP- HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! (APRIL 14) THE at 362-3134 SUMMER APTS. knows of anyone going please cal Barb al have own transportation and bo able to work PORT THIS PAST WEEK!! THIS SUMMER IS PAST 7 MONTHS HAVE BEEN GREAT! 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Wnamn^nnam Here's to the Eskimo, brave and cold Here's to the Jew in the holy land Here's to the Arab in his caravan Here's to the African strong and proud Inside Here's to the redneck good and loud Exchange yourself Here's one to you and there's one more thing Donnie Iris invades A bell in your head will ring The rock/religion link All the children sing." -Todd Rundgren M Jridayr fcV^T prints V^&U - •\

-Til B6 lews MiiazlM Cover (SfvimlUnh' ol I Friday look* at different cultures and religions through the eyes ol A Bowling Green students. 7//c Z////IV/V

King Cool Domino's Pizza Dellvers.Free Donnle iris revs up for tonight's Bowling Green's show. Dinner for 4 S M Rock and Roll and Religion 7 2-12" one item pizzas Friday writer Greg Klerta examines the Integration between Chris- Plus 2 colas tianity and rock music. Dinner for 2 fgtfl Around the World 2-10" one item pizzas Plus one cola Four different perspectives on the student exchange program. Hours: FAST-FREE DELI VERY Sun.-Thur. 4-2 .6 Fri. & Sat. 4-3 352-1539 A Mission for God Junior Steve Meier tells of his experiences In missionary work In Haiti.

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-FMII/TM N IMS HHIZIN- E*hr milt** Ettttr Lorry Dean Harris MarcelkJ Grande Assistant FRIDAY-FANTASTIC Tim Dehnhofl Uz Allen PHYSIQUE Frldjy magazine Is a weekly publication ot The BO News, 106 University Hal, Bowling Green State University. Bowing Green, Onto 43403. Show off your Bod! For the 18 & over crazies BARNEY'S CONVENIENCE MART 50* on mixed drinks 'till 8:30 AND CAR WASH BEER AND WINE AT STATE MINIMUM SATURDAY-WMHE 996 S. Main St. 352-0534 DATING GAME Little Kings Kegs Coke Love is in the air... 55 12oz servings 8 pk. carton In stock & cold $1.58 + deposit TONIGHT (limit 2) Hole n one Donuts 18 & over, 50* on mixed -made fresh dally- Cigarettes 85' + tax Generic 61' + tax drinks 'till 8:30 We Deliver 7 a.m.-ll a.m. Century 94' + tax Marlboro 25's $1.05 Instant Lottery Tickets + tax Located just north of BG on Route 25 utiK&n °pen 24 hrs- x — mmnm* it IM Cruisers ready to rock BG "It's a great feeling when the crowd "Opening for someone is good if by Lorry Harris hears and knows your music," he you're billed with the right act," Iris said. "It feels the best when the crowd said. "But when you're the main It's been nearly two years since knows some of the other, less popular, attraction, you know the crowd is Bowling Green's last major-league stuff." there to see YOU." rock show, but that isn't going to stop Donnie Iris from blowing down the Iris, despite the immense popular- As for any confusion with the popu- walls of the Grand Ballroom tonight. ity of heavy rockers "Ah, Leah" and larity of "Eddie and the Cruisers," "Straight ahead rock 'n' rouVrhe "Love is Like a Rock," has not en- Iris responded, "The whole thing was promised in an exclusive Friday tele- joyed the commercial success of, say, pretty much ignored. We've been the phone interview earlier this week. Loverboy or Huey Lewis. Cruisers since I960, so we were here '■Well be delivering the high-energy "It's a funny thing," he said. "All of first." show that is expected from us." a sudden, people get hot; hot one day, First or last, Donnie Iris and the Along with his band, the Cruisers, cold the next. But we're satisfied Cruisers intend to leave their mark on Iris will perform a collection of tunes artistically." the Bowling Green Campus. from his previous five albums, includ- Tickets are *5 for students, $7.50 for ing three or four cuts from his latest, The Cruisers will headline tonight's all others, and are available in the "No Muss, No Fuss." show, but that isn't always the case. Student Union and at the door. Music comes with message Powerful, uncompromising lyrics by Leane Costello reflecting penetrating insight into spiritual values is this group's trade- Bowling Green is slated for a taste mark. Jerusalem speaks of love, trust of the Swedish music invasion when and commitment, and their quality one of Scandinavia's most popular on-stage performances have re- rock groups, Jerusalem, plays the warded them with a rapidly growing University's Lenhart Grand Ball- American audience. room on Tuesday, April 16. Formed eight years ago by lead Currently on a North American vocalist Ulf Cnristiansson, Jerusalem tour, this lively European foursome attempted to meet the needs of Swe- broke into the American rock music den's youth culture, according to Con- scene a few years ago with MTV temporary Christian Magazine. They performances and a world tour with initially played small halls and col- Christian rockers the Resurrection leges, and news of their hard-hitting (Ret) Band. talents spread. The group began to tour most of Europe with one mission Jerusalem is impacting both the in mind - to produce excellent hard secular and Christian rock arenas rock with spiritual frankness. COURTESYTmdlM H«IW««IMM with their unique brand of progres- quired this rellgous label, yet Jerusa- Coupled with an intense perfor- sive rock, played in a predominantly According to graduate philosophy lem has both secular and non-secular mance employing a specially-de- heavy-metal genre. With four albums student Bill Hathoway, Jerusalem is audiences." signed sound ana lighting system, released to date, including "Warrior" not considered to be a Christian sub- Jerusalem uses their energetic Jerusalem's concert may prove to be and their latest "Can't Stop Us Now," culture phenomena in Europe. style as a means to an end, unlike the Bowling Green's best yet. Jerusalem has also been credited for "A group either has excellent musi- group U2 which sees itself as perform- their work with rockers Robert Plant, cianship or it doesn't, as opposed to ers first, said Hathoway. They do not the Fixx, Big Country, Quiet Riot and America where subcultures abound," evangelize, per se. Their lyrics are leane Costello is a senior journa- Ted Nugent. Hathoway said. "Here they've ac- up-front enough. lism major from Los Angeles.

by Stephanie Lopuszynski Choir sings with ferver A love of singing and a love for the Lord. Two of the things that make the weekly practice sessions and concerts of the Gospel Choir more than just another musical performance. Forty fervently raised voices, punctuated by clapping hands and swaying torsos, are accompanied by a bass guitar, piano and drum set as they sing of their dedication and service to God. "1.love being in the Gospel Choir because it makes me feel so good," said Tascia Banks, a member of the group. "I don't see myself as a really religious person, but being in the choir helps me try to be closer to my religionT3 she added. With direction from Tony Elliott, a minister from the Grace Temple Church « God in Christ, the choir travels every other week to churches and schools in Ohio and across the country. The group also performs frequently for the Contact Ministries, a University -'taous group that meets every week in the Prout Chapel. Wherever they are forming, the Gospel Choir's high-energy message is the same - that Jesus is i and everyone is called to serve him. Gospel Choir auditions are held each semester and anyone who wants to join is encouraged and welcomed into the group, Banks said. Dues are $16, which is used to fund road trips and special group social events. A few dollars and an open mind that is eager for an inspirational learning experience is all that is needed to be part of the Gospel Choir. The Gospel Choir's next performance is Sunday, April 14 at 4 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Bowling Green. The Gospel Choir practices In Alice Proat Chapel FRDAY/VkM* Wllttt Stephanie Lopuszynski is a senior pubffc relations major from AshUbuia,IfMfflflfllfl AKmOhio. • ■ 0) * tit ./ man/WD it it English as a foreign language isn't easy by Shetiv Trusty language at the University. "My big- English grammer may still have a from the students native language, gest problem is comprehension," she problem with usage. but because they have learned toe The University has given him the said. ' 'Some students may have a passive rules for English too well, said Pre- title of Coordinator of the Program in "Americans talk very fast, but they understanding of English - that is to tzer. Teaching English as a Foreign Lan- are also very friendly - which makes say that they will have an understand- In a recent paper, one of Pretzer's guage, but Wally Pretzer insists the it no problem with me. I just ask. ing of basic grammatical rules, but students wrote the phrase, "Most of University teaches English as a sec- 'Could you please repeat. I don't they will have trouble applying my age people thinks ..." Pretzer ond language - the difference is loca- speak English well,' and they re- them," Pretzer said. said the student was familiar with the tion. peat," Bobek said. English phrases, "People my age "English as a foreign language is "I studied English for six months on "For example, a person from an think ...," and "Moat of the people when the students are learning the my own in Poland, and now six Arabic speaking culture will have who are my age think ..." and fol- language in a culture where the pri- months here. I was living with a trouble applying the rules because of lowed a logical step to, "Most of my mary language is not English," Pre- Polish family here until January, so I interference from their own lan- age people thinks..." tzer said, ''English as a second was speaking my own language.'1 She guage. Instead of saying, "The book, Babek must take English classes on language is when the students are now fives with some American stu- which I put on the table, belongs to top of her regular graduate course- learning English in a culture where dents on 6th Street me,' they will say, "The book, which I work. "I have to study all day - 25 English is the primary language." Bobek said she believes English is a put it on the table belongs to me,' " hours!" she said. Ludmila Bobek is a graduate stu- very logical language, at least the Pretzer said. dent in math from Poland. She is grammar is logical. But, according to Some problems with English usage Shelly Trusty is a Junior English currently taking English as a second Pretzer, foreign students who master may not be caused by interference major from Reno, Nev. by Vicki Stallard part of the world: Africa. Asia, North the Union. the dinner will feature exotic foods and South America and the European The international students, rep- provided by the international students Have you ever wanted to travel to countries. resenting their countries, will chal- and area restaurants, with entertain- exotic lands, indulge in different cui- On Wednesday evening from 7 to 10 lenge BGSU students to a Mini- ment provided by WSA constituents. sines, and know about foreign cul- 6 m. in the Campus Room of the Olympics on Friday. From 4 to 6 pjn., Tickets for the dinner can be pur- tures? Fortunately, you don't nave to nion, a Model UN Security Council the courtyard of University Hall will chased in 17 Williams Hall by Thurs- fly the friendly skies because its all become the host country with a series day, April 18, and a $5 donation is right here in Bowling Green, USA. of international games, along with requested. The doors of St. Aloysius This year marks the 22nd anniver- sary of the World Student Associa- tion's International Week held April 14-20 with many activities planned around the theme of "Peace thru' Peace Understanding." This event affords students the opportunity to learn more about the 57 nations that com- prise WSA. Here are a few highlights. Thru' Understanding The International Carnival to be held Monday, April 15, from 11:30 to 3 International week set for April 15-19 p.m. in the Union Oval, is considered WSA's grand opening event for the prizes to the victors. Church, 150 S. Enterprise, will open week with international students at- After the Mini-Olympics, a Jazz for the dinner at 6:45 p.m. tending in the traditional costumes of Simulation will be held. The agenda Cafe will open in the President's their countries. Snacks representing topic will be the interference in Latin Lounge of the Ice Arena with The The events planned are a chance to the different cuisine of the countries America. Paul Kenyon Quintet playing, of introduce Americans to a taste of a win also be available, along with Thursday evening features a dis- course, jazz. Food, beer and wine will different world, and to let them know display booths and demonstrations. cussion on UNESCO, the United Na- be provided. The Cafe opens at 8:30 that a part of that world exists here in The International Lounge in 17 Wil- tions Educational Science and p.m. Admission is $2, ana a photo I.D. Bowling Green. liams Hall will come alive Tuesday Cultural Organization, and the impli- is required. through Friday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. cations of the United States' withdra- Highlighting International Week Vicki Stallard is a Junior oublic during International Coffee Hours wal from the agency to be held from each year is the International Dinner. relations major from Mentor, Ohio. with each day featuring a different 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the Alumni Room of Held this year on Saturday, April 20, BASEBALL 1985: Featuring the — * Cleveland Indians * Cincinnati Reds * Detroit Tigers in the Friday, April 19 edition of the BS Vem Friday Magazine ADVERTISIN DEADLINE: Wed.. April 17, 4 p.m. FrMav/AarM It. 1tOS

New breed of musicians rock for God

by Greg Klerkx lights dimmed, the Bics flicked and Tied (happily, by all accounts), their 10,000 people went wild. Of course this wave of anti-Chris- And the new Christ hipster, cardiac backstage debauchery is limited to tianity did not stand unopposed. Many The source of the commotion was beer and friendly conversation, and Christian organizations, notably The hero U2, not your average Devil-crazed of 2,000 years past your mind the band's Christian members openly Christian Crusade and John Birch rock 'n' roll band by any means: four proclaim their faith. Society, devoted themselves to burn- Spits at your feet, crying "We have no rather suburban-looking lads from needofGod. ing helpless albums and saving the Ireland who play straight-forward In the words of Bono, U2's main American youth from being brain- Each of us is his own." music addressed to such unlikely rock catalyst and lead singer, "There is a -Janis Ian (1967) washed by "the Devil's music." Back- 'n' roll topics as Hiroshima, love battle between good and evil, and I ward messages were the rage for a without sex ... and God. think you've got to find your place in while. How many Led Zeppelin al- Camped out in a "bargain" seat at Yes, God - as in Jesus Christ, to that." bums were corn-rowed by restless Joe Louis Arena a few weeks ago. I avoid confusion with any other gods. Uds trying to find true rebellion in the listened to a friend of mine describe Not only are these fellows world-class And U2 is not alone. The rock 'n' backward static of "Stairway to bis perception of modern rock V roll. rockers, but three of them also hap- roll trend of the '80's seems to be Heaven?" pen to be devout Christians and proud religion: Michael Jackson's got it, "I went to a Black Sabbath concert of it. They're also very popular: two Lionel Richie's got it and even Prince, little did the Bible-thumpers know once," said my friend as he anxiously of their five albums have gone plati- the new bad boy of rock 'n' roll, their outlandish indictments only eyed the distant stage. "It was incred- num and three have gone gold. publicly professes his faith in God made middle-American youths even ible. I mean those guys are devil- (although what told of God is another more inclined to buy - the more Mom worshippers, really. They had an al- It might be easy to dismiss U2's question). Even new bands like Big and Dad hated it, the better it was. tar call tor Satan and everything." professed religiosity as just another Country and The Alarm, while not Without this adolescent rule-of- gimmick, except for the fact that plastering their faith all over the thumb, it is probably safe to say that As it turned out, my friend wasn't their music is excellent and they media, are pursuing their causes with all heavy-metal would have vanished exactly sure what he had seen, but actually practice what they preach. what can only be called religious long ago. before he could offer a description the Two of the band members are mar- fervor. But now, in a country that has Does this trend seem a bit odd to somehow managed to elect Ronald anyone? It seems like only yesterday Reagan as President, it appears that when God and rock 'n' roll went religion and rock 'n' roll are calling a Moslem beliefs differ together about as well as Frosted truce, maybe even joining sides. Any Flakes and catsup. In 1966, this polari- attempt to explain this cease-fire by Trocey Bcrtdort name of the prophet, and the fifth zation reached its public climax when would be as useless as trying to ex- pillar is to give two percent of one's John Lennon uttered the ultimate plain the mood ring or the hula hoop, yearly earnings to the poor. anti-Christian faux pas: "Christianity but it might be too soon to dismiss the For roost football players, one thing will go. It will vanish and shrink. We union of religion and rock 'n' roll as is usually on their minds: the game. "Our God is your God," said Yous- (the Beatles) are bigger than Jesus lust another trend. In a recent letter But for Gehad Yousseff, senior elec- seff. "Some people don't understand now." to Rolling Stone, which named U2 tronic technology major and place- that there are different ways of com- "Band of the Eighties," one Father kkker for the Falcons, remaining municating with Him." Although Lennon's prediction Richard Cochrane remarked about faithful to his Moslem religion is just There are other customs that also wasn't quite accurate, it did reflect the band, "Their music is energetic, as important as concentrating on foot- must be followed, he said. One is that the sentiment of many people at that stentorian and fully commanding of ball. a Moslem cannot marry a non-Mos- time. God had let the people down in one's full attention. God, rock 'n' roll Yousseff lived in Cairo, Egypt, until lem, "But," said Yousseff, "if you do the 60's and early 7(rs, or so many and the issues of peace and justice the age of 12. He came to Bowling marry, say, a Catholic girl, she would thought. He had given them Vietnam, can be rationally, spiritually and mu- Green in 1975 to live with his uncle have to convert to Moslem in order to Kent State, race riots, and Watergate. sically combined to produce a vital unto his father found a Job in the area. raise the children." Joan Baez, Janis Ian and the Beatles experience." Amen. The Yousseffs settled to Toledo where Dating customs for moslems are were only a few of the performers that Gehad now lives. also different from what Americans proclaimed through their music that Greg Klerkx is a senior magazine "My parents wanted a better life are used to. "If I wanted to take a girl God was not to be trusted or counted journalism major from Mt. Clemens, for their children," he said, i " out, I would first have to talk with no- on for anything. that it is extremely crowded in said Yousseff. Moreover, and people are not able to work 'alone" and unchaperoned is a wmm^a •mmm the age of 21. major sin," a couple nave to be According to Youseff. the Moslem accompanied by an elder like a Jewish faith alive at religion involves fulfilling the five brother or sister. Pillars of Islam. The first of these There is also no alcohol drinking or bvCorHoyfllfr fulfillments is called Ramadan and eating pork. Yousseff has not found it difficult to refrain from drinking be- •mo* TJnrwarsfty stadents wort bone to <-eM*ate Eaater irtth theii consists of fasting for a month from T * last weekend, MOM members of Bowibg Green's Jewiah Student sunrise to sunset Every year the cause his friends just "accepted' that dates for Ramadan move up eleven as the way be was. Gioap caMs alert tin boflrtaj nf Tintim In a Moslem country, women in •The Jewiah students that remaned here la Bowling Green (>ver Eaeter/Pas- days according to the Arabic calen- sover weekend attended Sedan - dinner gatherings - in celebration of der. This year it starts in the middle public must wear veils, said Yousseff. so their beauty will not attract men. Passover. of May and ends the middle of June. Aecordufcto David Weinlierg. professor of h^ The end of fasting is celebrated by a Their hands and eyes are all that can StudentGroap, many students held their own Seders, and others were invited Small Feast and a Big Feast in late be revealed. Christmas and Easter are unob- to the homes of faculty members or people in town. September each year. Wetaberg estimates that there are WWW Jewish students here on campus, The reason for this," said Yous- served holidays for the Moslem faith. bat said that there is nonet number of members in the group. The group is also sef. "is to experience how poor people Moslems also believe that Jesus open to staff and faculty members. feel when they don't get enough to wasn't crucified, because God wouldn't kill one of his prophets. They Members get together Fridays at 6:36 pan. in the Faculty Lounge of the eat." Student Union for services, but Weinberg stressed that "the group is not only a Praying five times a day is another believe God made someone to look religious group. We draw upon a variety of Jewiah experiences, including fulfillment. like Jesus. social, <»hKfltfe>fl, political and religious." The third fulfillment is to visit Yousseff feels his move to the U.S. Weinberg, who organized the group and has been its adviser since comma to Mecca which is located in Saudi Ara- hasn't affected his views on his reli- the University in 197l7said they hold a variety ef meetings and activities, bia. This is where the prophet Mo- gion. "I'm sure cultures and society ranging from services to films, lectures, and informal get-togethers. They also hammed died. "Mohammed is like affects decisions, but a person will not change because he is in a different plan activities with the University of Toledo Hillel, that campus's Jewish Jesus, the Christian prophet," Yous- student group. seff said. Visiting Mecca is required country. I'm still the same person I Regular attendance at the Friday services, according to Weinberg, is about by the Moslem faith if one has the always was." 10-15 people, but he said that attendance varies from week to week and year to money .Otherwise, it is not. Tracey Batdort is a freshman Jour- * aaltaijjaHtar -from BainajritX.Ohjoi. She &P» nil*/* to awear.^% **■ «M*' England: same language, new lingo

say that they go to the university. They either say they go to university Exchang or they go to 'uni,' he said. Dolin ran into a similar problem when addressing university faculty members."At Bath, the title of profes- sor is given only to the chair of a department," he said. "Someone tea- program ching a course is a lecturer." As for his favorite course, a Shakespearian literature class headed the list. Through it, he was able to view plays at the famous Globe Theatre located at Stratford on the Avon. While each separate college at educate Bowling Green requires students to study a variety of areas, students at the University of Bath only take courses directly related to their ma- jor. "Our studies are very well- rounded due to the general require- ments we must take, Dolin said. "At Bath, if you are a psych major, for example, you only take psych courses." Typed papers and exams were not a common occurence during his ex- change. "We have exams here, and they nave 'writings.' I was constantly writing a paper," he said. "Instead of waiting until the last minute to study by Kim M. Zitko "Que," Dolin explained, means for an exam. I'd wait until the last "line" in Britain and hitchhiking, he minute to write a paper." "How would you like to take a further explained, is a common mode Once classes were over for the day, shower? How about a bath? Bath, of travel. next on the agenda was a stop at a England." "There's no fear of hitchhiking in nearby pub. Beer in England is called This was an advertisement printed Britain like there is here," he said. "bitters and is a thick, dark bever- in the News during the spring of 1963. "Plus the majority of people going up age served at room temperature. "It One to which Ira Dolin, a senior the hill to the University are either is pretty strong," Dolin said. "It psychology major, responded. professors or students who don't hesi- makes sense when they say let's go on ''Bowling Green lacked excite- tate to offer rides." a pub crawl, instead of let's go bar- ment, and going to school in another The layout of the University was hopping." country sounded like it would give me not what he expected. "I thought the Aside from learning a semester's the excitement I was looking for," campus would be classic and old- worth of knowledge, Dolin said he Dolin said. "England was being of- looking," Dolin said. "The University learned to be flexible due to all the fered and since I Knew I would under- of Bath was built in 1962 and looks changes he encountered. "I realized stand the language, I decided to go for more modern than Bowling Green." that except for people, things aren't Finding a correct title for his new the same all over the world. If you're Fourteen Belgrave Place became school proved to be a problem. "To nice to people though, they'll be nice Dolin's home for the following fall them school means high school, col- to you. semester. Every morning, he would lege means a business college and Kim M. Zitko is a senior magazine leave his "flat" and walk to the only does university actually mean journalism major from WlHowick, "hitching que." university," Dolin said. "Thev never Ohio. U. S,: the other side of studying obrood by Andrew Perles whether one will attend college or not. upon by almost everyone, including UJ5. dollar makes travel to Greece a Surprisingly, only 20% of those who students." bargain. "With about 200 U.S. dollars, While some prefer to study abroad take the exam will be allowed to a person can enjoy himself in Greece in Europe or Asia, one University pursue higher education in Greece. Another major difference between for 10-15 days easily, and airplane fair graduate student/assistant believes '"The Greek college system is ex- Greek and American students is the roundtrip from New York to Athens is that studying abroad in America is a tremely competitive. High school stu- amount of political involvement. only 500 US. dollars," said Kourelias. great experience. dents study extensively for this test," According to Kourelias, "100 percent For the American tourist in Greece, John Kourelias, graduate technol- says Kourelias. of the Greek university students are the language barrier is not a problem, ogy student and visual communica- Klitically oriented." Political de- since most everyone speaks English. tions instructor, came to the United Once admitted into a Greek univer- tes and rallies are very common on In school, all Greek students are States from Athens, Greece in 1962. sity, the government pays for every Greek college compuses. Greek stu- required to learn English at a young college-related expense. Tuition, dents are very interested and want to age. Kourelias learned to speak En- Kourelias came to the U.S. to study room, food and books are all provided know what is happening politically glish while still in elementary school. technology because there are no ex- by the Greek government around the world. In Greek society, a close family tensive graduate programs in Greece. "Students are students all over the "Everything The United States unit is stressed. Even 6,000 miles The university system in Greece is world," says Kourelias. The student does socially and economically, away from home, Kourelias keeps in extremely different than in the U.S. life in Greece is almost exactly identi- Greece tries to copy," says Kourelias. close contact with his parents and There are only six universities in all cal to the college scene in Bowling Fads and technology, tor example, sister. of Greece, and all are located in Green. There is one major difference, that occurred five years ago in the But for John Kourelias, attending major cities. When Greek students though; there is no drinking age in United States, are now very popular school abroad is an experience of a graduate from hig^i school, everyone Greece. According to Kourelias, ''Stu- in Greece. lifetime that he wouldn't miss for who is interested m attending college dents in the U.S. go out with the On the average, wages and the cost anything. takes a national exam (similar to the intention of getting drunk, but in of living are much lower in Greece Andrew Perles is a Junior journa- ACT). Test scores determines Greece, getting drunk is looked down then in the U.S. Right now, the strong lism major from Ashland, Ohio. rnunuru 11. IM 7 Germany: more than beer and BMW s by Lisa Clinger more responsible, which is probably because of West Germany's stricter When Melissa Manny was in high drunk driving laws, she said. school, she had a friend who was a However, West Germans do drink German exchange student. When beer. In fact, they have developed Manny, a senior photojournalism ma- several different ways to drink beer, jor, came to the University, her inter- adding fruit or raspberry syrup or est in the German culture grew and mixing different types of beer. Manny she took several German classes. said that it's not as bad as it sounds. Last year Manny put her language "I didn't like regular German beer proficiency to use in Marburg, West because it was bitter," she said. Germany after receiving one of two Although American beer has not annual scholarships given out by the yet made it big in West Germany, University. American music has. "What makes it Although Manny can fluently speak big here gets over there," she said. and understand German, she ad- Sort rock and new wave are the most mitted that it took a while to adjust to prevalent now. College students listen the culture. "I felt like a little kid mostly to American groups, but more again because it took a while to learn German groups are starting to new words on my own," she said. emerge. Of these, Nina, who does "99 It also took Manny a while to get Luftballoons" is probably the biggest. used to living in a 600-year-old The wonderful atmosphere ofwest house, surrounded by an- German restaurants made a big hit cient castles and narrow with Manny, offering tablecloths, can- streets. dles and fresh flowers. Pork, (espe- "There were Mer- COURIFSVltolltM Manny cially sweet and sour), sausage and cedes, BMWs, and Germany's picturesque countryside Includes ninny rustic abodes such as all kinds of bread were commonly Porsches all over this gotiuc structure. served. "I miss the bread; it's some- the place!" she thing you can really bite into," she said. literature," Manny said. Despite this are taking, students merely sign a said. Manny lived confusion, Manny feels that German piece of paper at any time during the Other than pork and sausage, West near Ptullips-Uni- students can talk more in-depth on semester. Germans do not eat as much meat as versi taet( univer- politics and religion than most Ameri- A typical class meets once a week Americans because it is too expen- sity), known as the can students because they are more for one or two hours and requires one sive. Manny said. They eat a lot of "reddest univer- open-minded. test and/or paper. Students receive a fresh fruits and vegetables instead. sity in West Ger- A person might even say that the book list as opposed to a syllabus to In Manny's opinion, Germans could many" because of entire college atmosphere in West choose their own reading material. learn a lot from American culture and students' strong Germany is more open than that in Self-motivation is a' must, Manny vice versa. Germans could learn to Marxist beliefs. the United States. "In West Germany, said. At the end of the semester, make their college system more orga- "Going into the stu- students don't pre-register for students get a certificate (credit) for nized and Americans could learn to dent union like run- classes; they get schedules two weeks each class. rely more on self-motivation. ning an obstacle before the semester, and they can As for the social life, Manny said course to get around attend any classes they choose," she that students "don't get as trashed" Lisa Clinger is a senior public rela- I the people passing out said. To confirm which classes they as they do at the University. They are tions major from Upper Sandusky, Ohio. "Spain: an eye-opening experience by Amy Whiteford roommate's, Brigid's, supervision your beautiful blue eez.'" Dooley while Pilar was away. Dooley recalls, finally figured out the man was talk- When people travel abroad they "When Pilar was away and the chil- ing about her eyes after he repeated it usually return with a lot of memories, dren were being obnoxious, Brigid several times. pictures, and souvenirs, but when and I used to speak in English and bug Dooley's appearance also caused Teresa Dooley returned from Spain in the heck out of them." her some concern shortly after her the summer of 1983, she brought more Although Dooley could speak in arrival in Spain. She heard phrases than pictures back to the United English in the Ocana household and like "Yankee go home! "or "Imperial- States; she brought a new sense of get away with it, she says she it was ist!" At first, Dooley found the name- awareness about herself and her envi- different among students and instruc- calling threatening, but then she was ronment tors with whom she studied at La curious to find out why she was looked The senior speech and hearing the- Universidad de Loyola in Madrid. down upon simply for being an Ameri- rapy major had wanted to travel to "Every single day I got up, I was can. Spam ever since her Junior year at challenged in my thinking or my "The people there are very politi- Springfield North High School in language by some Spaniard." cally aware and concerned about Springfield. Ohio. For three years, Practicing her speaking skills was their country." She surmises, "It she worked at home and as a student not the only thing Dooley found chal- made me realize how supressive we at Bowling Green to earn the money lenging. She said "the biggest thing are with other people. As a conse- to study in Spain through the Univer- was being engulfed in the culture quence, I'm very politically active sity's foreign exchange program, itself. The lifestyle is different, the now." and in January of 1962, she was on a clothes are different, the food is dif- Dooley is now a member of campus Teresa Dooley FROAY/Ui Alltn plane to Madrid. ferent- you are different" organizations such as the Peace Co- While in Spain, Dooley studied sub- Doolev savs she "stuck out like a alition and Women for Women. "I gaining that personal awareness. "It jects like art history and Spanish sore thumb" because of her light speak out a whole lot more. I've got makes you aware another world ex- composition and conversation. She brunette hair and crystal blue eyes. more of a personal awareness," she ists beyond the scope of Bowling stayed with a separated Spanish She remembers the day an Iranian adds. Green. You become aware of your- woman named Puar Sanchez de man approached her when she eot off Dooley recommends applying to self, and your individuality. Ocana, and her two daughters, Ain- of the subway. "As I looked up, he was the foreign exchange program Amy Whiteford is a senior broad- bou and Beatrice. The children were staring at me in the face. He said, strongly, not Just for the excitement cast journalism major from North often left under Dooley's and. ;h«, 'You are American. I could tell from of being In another country, but for Canton, Ohio. 8 Mear/Ura it. H Student spreads God's word and learns in Haiti by Connie Perkins boot camp where there was no electri- couldn't handle, I and the other older died. That was really hard," Meier "You should see where the presi- city, no plumbing, a lot of snakes and guys had to take care of," he added. added. dent of Haiti lives. It is a beautiful, big the land was like a pure, virgin for- Though Meier and his team mem- There were many times when white palace with a lush, green lawn, est," said Meier. "We all did a little bers spent most of their days working Meier and his team members weren't fountains, lots of statues and a big bit of crying and a lot of growing to finish the bouse for the Haitian sure what to do, if anything, while in black iron gate. Not three feet from during those two weeks," he added. pastor, they also tried to share Chris- Haiti. "I remember one day we were the gate, though, you'll see a man Meier said be picked a poor country tianity in the process. "85 percent of walking to our work site at about 7 taking a bath in the sewer." because "here in the United States the Haitian population practices voo- a.m., and we saw this little baby on Steve Meier, Junior interpersonal you grow up having so many things doo," said Meier. "Voodooism is even the side of the road in some weeds. communications major, knows, be- that you don't really appreciate. incorporated into Catholic mass. The baby couldn't have been but six cause he was there. 'In Haiti you are When you go somewhere where they Down there, you go to mass by drum- or seven months old and there was no either rich or you are very poor," said have nothing, when vou come back beat," he added with a laugh. one else around. Then when we came Meier. you appreciate the things you have so "Since Haitians speak Creole (a back at 5 p.m., we'd see that same Meier spent six weeks in Haiti, much more," be added. mixture of French and African tribal baby, just crying, and we would won- helping its people learn about Chris- "In the U.S. there is so much gray language), there was the language der, 'wbere's its mother?' And we saw tianity while he helped build a bouse spiritually. In Haiti it's more just barrier to deal with," said Meier. 'It things like that all the time. There's in which a Haitian pastor could live. buck and white. Either you know was hard for us to try to tell them just nothing you could do," said As part of Team Mission Interna- Christ or you don't," said Meier. about God, so we had to show them Meier. tional mis past summer, Meier volun- Looking at Meier, you would never that he was a part of us," he said. Meier said his work with the people teered his time and his soul for eight guess that he had been a builder this Meier's time in Haiti was not all a in Haiti brought him a lot of joy and weeks. Starting June 8, 1964, Meier summer. Though about six feet tall, tropical vacation. "In the village we satisfaction, not only because he was spent two weeks in a boot camp to get be has a medium build that is topped were in, La Chappelle, I saw a lot of helping those less fortunate, but be- ready for his adventure in Haiti and off with the innocent face of a young children with bloated stomachs and cause be got to share his love of the other six weeks practicing what boy. His smile offers immediate reddish hair that was falling out. Christianity with them as well. "It's be had learned. friendship and his warm gentle voice These are the lasts signs before dying not fair for someone in the U.S. to Though boot camp for the military makes you feel right at home. from malnutrition," said Meier. hear the gospel twice when there are wasn't quite the same as what Meier "Actually, I was one of the bigger "Sometimes it was so hard because people in the world who have never went through, he said it was really people with the mission." said Meier. we got close to so many of the kids and heard it once," Meier added. quite a grueling experience. "We '"There were males and females with when they weren't around at the end Meier's missionary work is far were at Merritt Island, Florida for us from ages 13-25, and what they of the summer, we knew they had from over. He has already made t H —»^—* < W W y TheBGSU *H "/ saws lot of children with bloated stomachs and reddish hair that was falling out. These are the lasts Js Board of signs before dying from malnutrition. CfcBQ Student Sometimes It was so hard because we got close to ^C^ Publications so many of the kids and when they weren't around at the end of the summer, we knew they had died." is now accepting —Steve Meier applications for: plans to go to Zimbabwe, Africa, this summer with the Campus Crusade Summer Editor, for Christ. He will be helping them with the drilling of water wells for the THE drought people.. BG News "There's an analogy that really COPY SHOP sums up my summer and experiences in Haiti," said Meier. "We were at St. Editor, Miscellany Marc's beach in Haiti. I was snorkel- ing and was overwhelmed by how 1985-86 academic year beautiful everything was. All I wanted to do was touch the coral. I would take a breath and go to touch it Editor, Gavel and it wouldn't be there. The water was so dear that you thought the coral was much closer than it was. So 1985-86 academic year I would take another breath and try again. I did this quite a few times Editor, Obsidian before I was able to actually touch PRINTING & IMPRINTING something so beautiful. In a way that coral was like a side of God I had 1985-86 academic year LARGE TROPHY DISPLAY never seen. You can 'see' God in CHECK OUR PRICES church and be satisfied, and never have a desire to experience him. But Editor, The KEY •USINCSS CAtOS • TAKE TENTS there are those who put in that extra WOCHUKS . WEDOWK STATIONARY effort, who keep trying to experience 1985-86 academic year -RESUMES- him, just like I finally experienced the coral," said Meier. SELF-SERVE PHOTOCOPIES For Meier, a white palace isn't TYPING 8 TYPESETTING necessary to be happy. "Being in Haiti made me appreciate what I Applications available: 106 have. My happiness is knowing that I can serve God and that I have found University Hall 352-4068 that true joy that so many people DEADLINE: Wednesday, 5 p.m. April 17 never experience." IWi I. COURT.BOMa.INa ORHN Connie Perkins is a public relatkns .....JS.,. * ^ • •AbTbtTrmMaumee, Oh!6.'' ItMn/UM 11. II

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Jamaa Garnar. |«MU wad aiary to hate tha truth about Antonio Gunakngara at Jackaon S S JIM HENSON'S lournav back to lha Midoli Agaa I WORLD CUP SKIING Btxlgaa and MWcnaal York Moat h»* lata partrw i mfM»s*ty Q (TMC) MOV* (THU, FRI) .-la Buna (Rl MUPPET BABIES (Part 2 of 31 g (PRO BUM-8. own 10:00 SSMURPS MO 12:26 09 MOVIE *** Tarcana 1:SO «TAW 09 09 FALCON CREST Anga S MIGHTY ORBOTS 01 GOOO ROCKIN' TONITE Graataai Athsntura (1969) Go* ■ • AS THE WORLD WraU), VSflLO WORLD Of la bacomaa pubkahar of tha Haw MSE8AME STREET Q O VIDEO HITS II VVavnara of tha Simpia Mmda don Scotl. Anthony Ouayta TURNS) S WKRP IN CINCINNATI ANIMALS Gtoba. Richard prowokaa lanca trrvs contaat wdaoa by Taara ta SWB-D KINGDOM 09 QUH TING ■SPNI WORLD OP AUTO Ba) THREE S COMPANY •nio tfaapar aoubka with tha law: S COMPUTER CHRONI- S PEOPLE'S COURT Faara. Oaw*d lows and tha Pat RACING 1SS4 DASHES ■ HE-MAN AND MAS- ■CSPN) NPL SUPERSTARS Robwi aaaka Mofcua a parmiaaoan CLES 12:30 Tha Man Who Pun-ad Tha Gama Mathany Group. REO Q MR. MICROCHIP (R) AND SMASHES (HI (THU) TERS OP THE UNIVERSE ■o baar Cola a chad :j CSPNI BUSINESS TIMES Spaadwagon. N* Karahaw. Glann 09 LA VERNE 6 SHIRLEY mm MOV* IMON. WIO) GaorgaBlanda RayBwry IR> 0 NATIONAL / JOURNAL MANAGEMENT REPORT Up IS MISTER ROGERS Fray. Murray -toad MM DUKES OF HAZZARD S:00 to daia buasrsaa mlormation for 09 INCREDIBLE HULK 12 JO 09 AMERICAN BAND ■ ANOTHER WORLD IESPNI AUTO RACING ■ Sa> OCTECTTVE IN THE 09 MIAMI VICE Cocfcatt and managara axsudavg attatagy. s- STAND Faaturad- tha Gap Band ■ ONE LIFE TO LIVE (WED) HOUSE A paychstrst a gutt-nd- Tubba haap a pasr of nans man 09 FRIOAY NIGHT VIDEOS auaa. ia*^*rvosogy. and a ravww of I I Found My Baby I loa Loboa «SPM) PKA FULL CONTACT .TMCI MOVIE IMON. 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Kool B iha Gang ( Fraah I Car BORALROSERTS look M tna praparat>ona that bMd EVENaNO FAME Oca auffara horn CD DIFF RENT STROKES SII and a young od tycoon aaka Cary Ua da Jaaua hoaia horn TO Wail 81 ALL THINGS NEW up to tha MMMft Goal Tourna- flaahbacka and raghtrriarM aftar mambara of iha Amancan Oryrn- io hnd tha iMiar lama> ha bat ■ FAITH FOR TODAY 09 MOVIE ## Tha Vamp-. baavgmuggad 6 CO p< gold modal taam play tham Hack of aftar runrang away from 1 ovar. 11970) Irvgnd Pill Patar • • ROSCRT SCHULLER 09 MEMORIAL TOUP.NA- 09 NOVA Chaw t Dray Ch-d 809*9 NEWS aatvM at thai aiory about gym homo Q ■ SESAME STREET (Rl C3 MCNT: 10TH ANNIVER- Cuahatg CSC NEWS rwMia IRI to VISIONS OF VINTAGE (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER Tha imphcatwrra of Iha ona-chad SARY 1:26 par (own-ty pokey of aha Paoc-a i SABC NEWS Q to T.J. 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Naman Ka- ■lam cop altar a Urga aum of lay fca and Tava Turnar Santana. sag CAPITOL JOURNAL O THIS WEEK IN ONTARIO plan skacuaaai back pax *»nt> an monay « found among laa par John Fogarty and Oawd laa Roth CBPN) SPORTSCENTER S:SO • COMMUNITY SHOW- onhopackc au/gaon and a piync* •onai affacta (Rl t J 09 MYSTERYI Tha Advan 1:30 OS CBS NEWS ISlSO rharapm fjMOV* ***- Ray tar turaa Of Shariock rioirrwa Waf- BNEWS O THIS WEEK IN PARLIA- SWKRP IN CINCINNATI 2:38 go 119481 Humphray Bogari aon and HoImM try to pravani tha MENT 2 CO s.-oo MEET THE PRESS • MOV* **W 'Snow LauranBacal A Florida raaon ho- ktdnapc-ng of a young hawaoa by ON LOCATION to 13 REPORTS 09 MOVIE ** ■■> Norwood O 9 SUNDAY MORNING Whin And Tha ThrM Stoogaa' lal ia takan ovar by a bunch of amya.anou.manQ SI AT THE MOVIES Schad 119701 Gkm CampbaB Kan Dar O MOVIE * * N TM Sok» GD ADAM SMITH'S MONEY M96M Carol Maaaa. Tha ThrM uM Rogar (ban and Gana S-akat hooda 10:30 by Gun (19681 N Eaay aaa Sc VVaka Nation and Maria Haggard Chapiar2of Myatary Squadron kona 09 WASHINGTON BoOkM.*' Chanca of Lovay' Rtda. 11969) Patar Fonda. ■ UK WINKELMAN I I Th-r* II Juat Stay Mara and 119331 IRI MO You'I. Vncm GR | Turn Ma {KENNETH COPELAND WEEK iN REVIEWQ Ora*. Oaad I Do I. Wt-iay Oarwoa Hoppar (ESPNl FISHING: MARK to E / R Srvarntaad aak* Eva M LOOM'). WR.D AMERICA 09 MCVIE *** Wart Unt. 4:00 Shafar I ThM'a tha Way Lova SOSENS SALT WATER taaiify on twa bohaN iha rraddki Vow' and a madkty aaAidtng 4:O0 «"« 14. 1* •S ORAL ROBERTS Lynn Ronma McOowal Sawyar of a Cantral Amancan daaari wrth 11:20 lord of AI Good.'' Tran. • WOMEN'S TENNIS lam. Brown. Grandpa Jonaa 0 ST ARCADE a group of tagh achoot atudanu. 09 ABC NEWS Q c^«.«« im i v i formad and ' Conaadar thd <•) ly Crick. 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SC Tartanca A* va Charka Choo- Survivor Laa Graanwood. thar who maritt on tha unasn |R) laaka Caron Muacal acora by 8 COMMENT 09 MOVIE *-** Grant Choo' Brown and Stat Summari Gaorga and ba Ganahwat An Staphanra Mala Barry Manaow. to LOVE BOAT Ooc aromanac SOO WORSHIP FOR SHUT- (19661 Eluabath Teytor Jamaa v* Chria Cahnn m kghiwght Amarcan ai-GI favda romanca Poaytar Snian Iwdaol IR) plan* ara ouaahad whan hra •■ (TMO MOV* * * 'i Cmm INS Dam bouta achadulad tor 10 'ounda and tuccaaa at Parai CSPNI SPORTSCENTER wda a hanca boorda tha atap: a 'or M931I hehard Out. trmrm SKIOS INCORPORATED 09 09 WALL STREET WEEK aach from Laa Vagaa Hav IF.) 09 MOVkE *"> "Tha Blob (TMO MOVIE *** ^ Eaoy raoant dtvorcaa oharM a aacrat Ona, THE LIVING PLANET: A Guaat CharkM S Cornar. vaEa 119581 Saava McOuaan Anaia Ml R-dar 11969) Patar Fonda. wrth Judy, a woman laarm atar PORTRAIT OF THE EARTH praardani. CajPanhaanar fc Co . 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