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Tuesday, October 3,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 85, Issue 21
Ribeau visits Mine! White House ..■'■ ■ pleased that he has taken a posi- 1 Jay Young tion in support of student finan- *fe The BC News cial aid, which I feel is vital to the future of higher education." In a discussion of two presi- Following the ceremony, which *" " VI dents at the White House, Uni- included a performance by a &< 2 ■ 4f*& versity President Sidney Ribeau local quartet, Ribeau had a short was given an opportunity Friday discussion about the fine arts to support higher education and with the first lady. student aid. "We talked a little bit about the Ribeau signifigance of having the quar- ; .*-'"' 1 % E 1 visted the tet in residence in Bowling White House to Green, and she felt it was very : : w attend the pre- important to create every option sentation of the available to students," Ribeau W , ^1 KiflkllN "*' ^ buHlfr l^ ~ J Presidential said. "I assured her that was our Medal of Free- mission at Bowling Green State dom. Following University." r/:*'iB*L-2LWm.. tJol the ceremony Ribeau said the White House Ribeau spoke visit was a worthwhile experi- with the Presi- Rlbeau ence. dent and first lady Hillary Rod- "It was a very good experience ham Clinton. and I think it is encouraging to v ^M""'--,,- » £mr />»&n£kk9 "»J\ Mi HE "5a»_3 "It was my first opportunity to see the president and first lady meet him. The only issue I raised still take time to acknowledge Y , was about student financial aid citizens of the U.S. who have * * and the current Congressional made contributions to the United 1 TJWT\ ^^^EWWSt "'" - "^¥S ..• '...'-« y^V. •> !J.': ,->V- -Mr VI ■ * ?P l^P^^l P^Sfll BJK^-V ■ * "ifv4■ "''"r-"^t>'iMijni discussion of that," Ribeau said. States," Ribeau said. "He was very supportive of the The Presidential Medal of ■#»&*'' &■ *Vi ^^fel» '^JWffyTpUnJJi^L TfnrsntfiR^KLMfyjdttH idea of maintaining maximum Freedom is the highest honor - ^ >7 aid with the least penalty or add- given to civilians in the United ed cost to students." States. This year's recipients in- Clinton has opposed federal clude: Peggy Charren, Joan Ganz student aid cuts being proposed Cooney, William Coleman Jr., by the Republican Congress. John Franklin, Leon Higgin- Ribeau said he thanked Clinton botham, Frank Johnson, C. for his support. Everett Koop, Gaylord Nelson, Beth Mtfttra/Tkc BGN«Wi "He is committed to standing Walter Reuther, James Rouse, The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority plays flag football against Al- | ice arena. Flag football Is Alpha Gamma Delta's philanthropy. by the students on this issue," William Velasquez and Lou Was- pha Phi on Saturday afternoon at the intramural fields beside the Ribeau said. "I felt very, very serman. Jury shocks courtroom, nation Pope expected; Linda Deutsch Verdict reached after four hours night. The Associated Press Ito said he was delaying read- nation tightens ing the verdicts to give all attor- LOS ANGELES - Refusing to of deliberation in Simpson trial neys time to return to court for meet O.J. Simpson's gaze, 12 jur- the climactic moment. Jurors airport safety ors filed back into the courtroom "Yes," the jury forewoman airport on the night of two mur- nodded and smiled understand- Monday to confirm they had said. ders. ing^. reached verdicts after less than There were gasps in the hu- Ito, who had sent jurors from "Ladies and gentlemen, have The Associated Press seat assignments. four hours, a stunningly swift re- shed courtroom. the courtroom after the reading, your last pleasant evening," he They also were asked at both solution to a sensational murder Lawyers on both sides seemed seemed startled when three loud told them, suggesting they use WASHINGTON - Airports na- the baggage check-in and seat case that took more than eight almost dazed by the speed of the buzzes sounded in the courtroom, the time to pack their belongings. tionwide are stepping up precau- assignment check-in if anyone months to present. verdict. signaling jurors had reached a As they filed out, Simpson rose tions against terrorist attacks to else had handled their baggage Their decision shocked the "Surprise doesnt begin to de- verdict. He was entertaining a again and watched grim-faced as the highest ievel since the Per- and if they packed it themselves. courtroom and a nation already cribe my feelings. I am stunned group of visitors in the court- the jurors left. When it was time sian Gulf War. No specific busy debating how many weeks at the speed," defense attorney room when the word came but for him to return to jail, he threats were cited, but one FBI the jurors might be out. Superior Carl Douglas said. quickly summoned lawyers and dropped his pen on the defense official said today: "We're plan- "Based on several Court Judge Lance Ito said the Prosecutor Christopher Dar- convened court with only a few table and left the room with a ning for the worst." current and future verdicts would be read Tuesday den, asked if he could believe the reporters present. somber expression. Transportation Secretary Fed- erico Pena Issued the order Sun- atlOa.rn.PDT. rapid end to deliberations, said, The jury forewoman also ap- No members of Simpson's fam- events, more security As the 10 women and two men "I think I have to believe it. It's peared a bit rattled. Asked for ily or the families of victims Ni- day - the same day a group of measures are now of the jury filed into court at 2:55 happening. Nothing shocks me the verdict forms, she said she cole Brown Simpson and Ronald militant Muslims were found guilty in a New York terrorism p.m., Simpson stood and stared at anymore." had signed them, placed them in Goldman were In court. warranted." trial. "Based on several current them. None looked his way. The announcement came after an envelope, sealed it and left It was one of the fastest verdict jurors asked for and heard a them in the deliberation room. decisions in memory for such a and future events, more security The judge then announced the Federico Pena startling news. He said his court brief repetition of testimony Ito sent her to fetch the enve- long, high-profile trial, indicating measures are now warranted," clerk told him that the panel had from a limousine driver that con- lope, which was then placed in that once the sequestered jury Pena said. Transportation Secretary Security was noticeably tighter made its decision. cerned the time when Simpson the hands of a court bailiff and "Is that correct?" he asked. was picked up for a ride to the stored for safekeeping over- See JURY, page three. at the White House, with pedes- trians blocked from Pennsyl- At Newark International Air- vania Avenue. port, where Pope John Paul II "We always review the securi- will arrive Wednesday for a five- ty environment both for U.S. in- day U.S. visit, no changes in se- End of road work envisioned stallations abroad and U.S. curity were visible this morning. government facilities here at But security there has been at a home when the environment heightened state since Aug. 13, City officials forecast completion of Thurstin Avenue construction suggests it's smart to do that," when federal officials warned that Islamic radicals might have crossings on Pike and Derby presidential spokesman Mike day," Blair said. "The paving will which was added to the project. been planning a car bombing at Amy Johnson streets may soon be closed, McCurry said. The BG News then begin late next week." Construction began Monday He said the Middle East peace Kennedy Airport In New York. which would make them dead There is a possibility that morning and should be com- signing at the White House, as ends, City Attorney Mike Marsh A Transportation Department Joint construction on Thurstin Thurstin Avenue will be opened pleted Thursday. well as the New York verdict and "The stone covering the trench said. official said the new alert was re- Avenue and its Ridge Street while the sidewalks are being other events, "legitimately cause lated to several sensitive events intersection continues to disrupt completed, Blair said. was causing pot holes," Blair the United States to look at the The Public Utility Commission — the terrorism convictions, the traffic, but city officials said A meeting with the Ohio De- said. "We met with Parking Ser- status of Its security." vices, University Capital Plan- of Ohio filed a petition to close signing of the Mideast treaty last road work will be completed this partment of Transportation will The stepped up security week, the pope's visit and the month take place Thursday at 1 p.m. to ning and ODOT to discuss the the two crossings. Marsh said. "Conrail wants to close the measures were evident at subur- United Nations' 50th anniversary Public Utilities director BUI discuss the schedule of finishing matter." ban Dulles International Airport The intersection will be re- crossings because it is a fortune celebration later this month Blair said at Monday night's City the construction on Thurstin where travelers on a New York- paved, the curbs will be worked to maintain crossings that are in- James Kallstrom. chief of the Council meeting that Thurstin Avenue. bound flight were asked to pro- FBI's New York office, said Avenue should be completed by In addition, problems were en- on and a wheelchair ramp will be frequently used," he said. added to the southeast corner of "There have been fatalities at duce picture identification when Monday the current security Oct. 20. countered at the intersection of checking bags at the curb and "The curbs on Thurstin should Ridge Street and Thurstin the Intersection, Blair said. these intersections in the past again when they picked up their See SECURITY, page five. begin to be poured next Mon- Avenue concerning a water line In other business, the railroad five years."
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page two Tuesday, October 3,1995 The BG News Society loves horror stories like thousands of Americans I violence had lost all meaning we incidents in which people seem to quality to make the story morbi- "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" went to see "Seven" last week. would not be so facinated by it. commit horrible crimes simply dly fadnating. Yikes! Gruesome entertainment is for entertainment. But these One of my favorite childhood Without a doubt, this film Is nothing new. In ancient Greece, occurrences are unusual and not tales depicted a man who, while Leah Bamum Jim Vickers one of the most gut-wrenchingly playwrights like Seneca staged representative of our culture as a visiting a local zoo, dropped acid editor-in-chief managing editor violent, gruesome and horribly murders so ghastly that the whole. and was overcome with a desire disturbing movies I have ever actors carried animal intestines to join the polar bears in their seen. God, I loved it! and blood in compartments of People are even more sensitive afternoon antics. He stripped his Dawn Keller Larry Hannan One scene early in the film de- their costumes so that they would to violence today. Many Ameri- clothing off and lept into the news editor assistant managing editor picts an autopsy, and I was as- appear to be disemboweled when cans wouldn't be able to stomach polar pit. Needless to say the tounded that anything so vile struck by a sword. Audiences "Seven", let alone the public exe- bears quickly sent him to his could be depicted on celluloid. loved it. cutions of old. Yet the popularity great reward. Aaron Gray Robin Coe of gruesome films and stories But like everyone else In the On each visit to that very zoo I seems to Illustrate a genuine hu- city editor editorial editor theatre I was glued to the screen. made a special trip to see the I was In love with the horrible. man need to be horrified or frightened every once in a while, polar bears. Having heard that The next night I saw the even- horrible tale made for a much ing news, and of course OJ. was especially if the ghastly incident is suffused with a touch of the bi- more interesting visit. the big story. I asked myself bow Freud tells a story of a man so many people could be so fas- who, upon hearing a gruesome cinated with something so revolt- For example, last year an el- and bizarre story was unable to Indians bring ing and mundane. Thousands of function as a rational human be- derly woman was crossing a hours of television time have drawbridge when it started to ing. The young man was told of a been spent on this nonsense, and rise. Unable to move quickly, the method of Chinese torture in Cleveland alive yet the public cries for more. woman couldn't make it to the which the victim was stripped Why? other side. When the bridge final- naked and forced to sit on a lid- We have heard much talk of ly reached its apex, she succum- less pot of live rats. Before long Today, the Cleveland Indians take the field for their late concerning people's appetite bed to gravity and slid all the the rats sought escape through first post-season action in 41 years. Downtown for gruesome entertainment. way down on her face, passing the anal tract of the hapless vic- Violent cartoons, violent movies dozens of cars. To my under- tim. So horrified was the "Rat Cleveland has been revitalized by a civic transformation and the evening serving of Bos- standing she survived the inci- Man" by this tale that he re- that has opened the eyes of the entire nation. The Rock nian carnage have some media dent. quired years of psychotherapy. •n* Roll Hall of Fame, Gund Arena and Tower City have critics up in arms. They claim we all infused life into the city, but none have had a greater are losing our capacity to reject I heard countless retellings of Today we can witness such effect than Jacobs Field. violence, and so we crave it in this event It Is so weird and so events In the movies and on tele- Opened for play last season, "The Jake", as it is affec- our popular entertainment. Some disgusting that it fascinated hun- vision every day. Many, perhaps tionately referred to, has brought in people from not suggest this affects our ability to dreds of people. I doubt the pas- most of us, relish some of these only the Cleveland suburbs but also from neighboring deal with violence in everyday sengers of the many cars she horrors with ghoulish delight. life, like the horrible Incident In But they also loved bloods- passed were entertained by the Does that make us sick individu- states to take in a ballgame. Not only are they able to Detroit last month when a young ports; "games" In which live hu- spectacle; they were probably als? I dont think so. Rather I be- watch a dominating team like the Indians play entertain- woman was beaten and forced to man beings were actually hacked horrified. But to the majority of lieve that modern filmed and ing baseball, but they also stay to take in the all of the jump to her death from a bridge to pieces in full view of the audi- people who weren't there and televised violence reflects our sights and attractions that Cleveland has to offer. while a crowd stood and watched. ence. Such entertainment was never knew the unfortunate need to confront death from a The facelift that Cleveland has submitted itself to has Had they been watching too the mainstream, and viewed by woman, there is enough distance safe distance. The fact that it is turned out beautifully and will be on display for the much OJ.? Possibly. I think pop- so commonplace is due to the whole country to admire starting today. ular culture does affect our soci- nature of commercial media; to But the new Cleveland wouldn't be quite as appealing ety. Bob Dole and others go even "One of my favorite childhood tales depicted produce huge quantities of the without its outstanding ballclub. MVP candidate Albert further, actually blaming popu- a man who, while visiting a local zoo, stuff consumable to the largest Belle, base-stealing champ Kenny Lofton and relief ace lar culture for the Ills of our so- number of people. Jose Mesa are just three players in a lineup that should ciety. dropped acid and was overcome with a Real violence is on the rise for I think more often, popular en- different reasons. We are still keep the Tribe riding far into the post-season. tertainment reflects what is desire to join the polar bears in their just as horrified and outraged by Cleveland's first opponents are the Boston Red Sox, already present in our society. afternoon antics. He stripped his clothing off genuine suffering as we always led by their own MVP candidate Mo Vaughn, power Human beings simply enjoy and lept into the polar pit. Needless to say were. Probably more so. Blaming pitcher and three time Cy Young Award winner Roger being horrified. It doesn't seem the media for society's ills is Clemens and the nearly unhittable knuckleballer Tim to make much sense, but the box the bears quickly sent him to his great counterproductive. We will al- Wakefield. The Indians should advance to meet the win- office receipts of "Seven" cannot reward." ways be seduced by the bizarre ner of the Seattle-New York series. be denied. That doesn't mean we and the horrifying as long as we While each of the eight cities that are left to watch aren't affected by the violence know there is no real danger. But their respective teams battle for the World Series title that exists In our everyday lives. children as well as adults. Noth- between themselves and the ac- the real thing will grow on It's are all excited, none seem to have the fire and dedication Proof of this is the very fact that ing like that could ever exist in tual event to allow for the horror own with or without being imi- that the Indian lovers do. we respond to it with horror. If our culture today. True, there are to be combined with a seductive tated by movies and television. Everyone loves a winning team, but the ends to which Clevelanders have embraced this particular successful club are amazing. Calls for playoff tickets overflowed 4> 4onani EwJm and knocked down the lines. When that failed, over two \ DoMT BdUfi/C HIS MflM KICJKD, FifSToFr; uie weeD A 6 Copyright O 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this publication without permisssion of The BG News is strictly prohibited. Book bans force moral ideas The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 Last week was Banned Book vid in my mind as expressing thought or idea, they will commit rything from Aerosmith to NWA, and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in Week. Although this event has beautiful ideas of diversity and an "immoral" act and the (occasional) prohibition the summer. already happened, It Is never too acceptance of one another. This, Here's an interesting finding of sale of these albums to Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the late to discuss censorship and its sadly, is probably why it was from a study done on Japan and underage consumers. student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions affect on this country. As the ads deemed Inappropriate. (What? the United States: In Japan, Unfortunately, the PMRC failed to do their psychological expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those in The News read, "If you think Accept gays and racial minori- themes of bondage and rape ap- the books you read aren't ban- pear much more frequently in homework. Many psychological of The BG News. ned... think again." printed material than they do tests show that adolescents use Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, At first, I sort of shrugged it here In the U.S. However, the this type of music as a kind of typed and include the writers name, phone number and University off, knowing the well- occurance of rape In Japan Is one "release''- i.e., rather than kill- affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and documented bannlngs of Huck- sixteenth of that in the U.S. ing my ex, 111 listen to songs all letters. leberry Firm and Of Mice and That Is not to say that more which express these emotions The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any Men, as well as other classics. bondage and rape themes need to and feel a little better. errors in stories or photograph subscriptions. A trip to the book store be written over here. That is to So, when is it ever right to con- changed my tune. I was shocked say that we need to find another tain another's Ideas? I thought to learn that some of my all-time reason as to why these actions this whole country was founded The BG News Staff favorites, such as Madeline occur. on the freedom of expression, as L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time and Many politicians and other long as it caused no harm to oth- Shel Sllverstein's Where The higher-ranking officials seem to ers. I may not like what I read in photography editor Kelly Rigo Sidewalk Ends had also been tak- have a bad case of "morality a particular magazine, but that co-sports editor Scott Brown en off of school library shelves. syndrome''. That Is, they seem to gives me no right to keep these Patrick Murphy co-sports editor The display of these books at wish to inflict what they feel is expressions from others, some of assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi the book store also Included a right or wrong onto everyone whom may happen to agree with assistant city editor Joe Boyle brief note as to when and why else. How nice. what is written. graphics editor Rochelle Slosser they were banned. There seemed Censorship, needless to say, Experts agree, if you read into Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski to be the same recurring themes: ties as our friends ? Never...) has not only been limited to the any censorship committee's Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple Encourages premarital sex and I would really hate to think that literary world. Think back to the work, you will find the same copy chief Kristin Stadum homosexuality, sends mixed someday my children could not 1988 banning of 2 Live Crew's things again and again: poor assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman messages of good and evil, etc., enjoy the same literature that I "Nasty As They Wanna Be" research and weak arguments, album, or the Tipper Gore- fueled with too much emotion special projects editor Amy Johnson etc. held in such high esteem when I was their age simply because headed Parent's Resource Music and overly-quick judgements, assistant special projects editor Jim Barker While I didn't have time this week to re-read some of the some school official found It "of- Center, aimed at finding con- and shrouded in circumstantial 204 West Hall books, I went on my memories of fending". troversial lyrics to rock songs evidence. What a combination. Bowling Green State University the stories and their basic pre- The whole Idea behind censor- and keeping the songs from indi- George Bernard Shaw once mise. ship seems to be that someone viduals under the age of 18. said "Assaslnatlon Is the extreme Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 Of all the materials, Shel Sll- somewhere believes that by oth- The results? The "explicit lyr- form of censorship. We can stand [email protected] verstein's poetry stands most vl- ers' reading/hearing a particular ics" label which appears on eve for neither." How true. 7 si , The BG News Tuesday, October 3,1995 page three NATIONAL Wo.ither Parking Lot of the Future Campus The AccuWeather* forecast lor noon. Tuesday, Od 3 9 Utm Mpanri* ragh hxi«*f «cur» ion* lor tie a*y ii e WFAL declares holy war Falcon Radio WFAL has declared a holy war to take place Wednesday in the Union Oval. This crusade O 18DS AccuW»«tr>ar. Inc will take the form of a contest where the partici- H L ED E£] CU EZ330SO £}<£Q pants will strike a stuffed ml- tOW $MO*tW MW r-OTCMMC ftKMMU SNOM >Ct UPmt PT.CLOUOr ClOUOY bunny hanging from a tree in the Oval. The contestant who breaks open the bunny will win a CD player (courtesy of Duraceli and Falcon Radio WFAL) and a chance to drive to New York City Ir with WFAL personalities to ^/ greet the Pope when he visits the Big Apple. "We want to know two things," Joe Peiffer, general man- Physicist changes posi- end, police dismantled a home- ager of WFAL (and The made bomb outside a distribution News Friday columnist) tion on time travel center. said, "Do you love your mu- LONDON - Physicist Stephen The worst clash came Sunday sic? Do you love your Pope? Hawking, who once doubted peo- as Detroit Newspapers trucks I happen to know that Pope ple could ever travel through tried to enter the Clayton distri- John Paul II rocks." time, now seems to be backtrack- bution center. Guards tried to Contestants will be re- ing. push demonstrators back with quired to wear a "pope" hat Hawking's forward to a new their riot shields, and some pro- while swinging at the hang- book, "The Physics of Star Trek" testers swung picket signs. At ing bunny. by Lawrence Krauss, indicates he one point, as many as 150 pro- Participants will also has reconsidered, The Sunday testers stood outside the center. have a chance to win Times reported. Tires and other debris set T-shirts, cassettes and ablaze near the gate burned for CD's. about 25 minutes until firefight- Falcon Radio WFAL is ers put them out. A car parked in- broadcast in the dor- side the center's fenced lot later mitories on 680-AM and caught fire. may be listened to off cam- Police in riot gear moved in and pus on Wood Cable Channel cleared the driveway for delivery SO. trucks and two other vehicles. Detroit Newspapers has said it continues to print close to its pro- Theatre Depart- strike Sunday run of about 1 mil- ment hosts brunch lion papers. Union officials have The Department of accused management of inflating Theatre will present "Thea- distribution figures during the tre and More," an enter- "One of the consequences of strike. Dieter EadJIcher/AP Photo tainment package that rapid interstellar travel would be An automatic rotating disc brings three cars to their parking slots during a test run Inside a new high offers brunch and a matinee that one could also travel back- tech garage with a capacity of 200 cars in the Bavarian town of Ausburg Saturday. performance, on Sunday, ward in time," Hawking is quoted Oct. 8. as saying. Brunch will be served at "If you combine Einstein's noon in the Pheasant Room general theory of relativity with in the University Union fol- quantum theory, it does begin to JURY lowed by the matinee per- seem a possibility," he was formance at 2 p.m. of quoted as saying Saturday. Continued from page one. son by ringing a bell at the gate middle of cross-examination. He "Goodnight Desdemona Hawking, Lucasian professor to his Rockingham Avenue es- asked that the reading continue (Good Morning Juliet)" in of mathematics at Cambridge broke its silence about the case, tate. through conclusion of defense the Eva Marie Saint University, is the author of the Brother and sister are the panelists found they were all Three jurors took copious questioning the following court Theatre. international bestseller "A Brief parents of eight chil- in agreement. notes, particularly during the day. Ito agreed. "Goodnight Desdemona History of Time." If they had any doubts, they testimony about Park's 10:52 p.m. The prosecution was repre- (Good Morning Juliet)" is dren were apparently answered by the call from his boss - a crucial sented by Deputy District attor- the tale of a college English Newspaper protests DADE CITY, Fla. -- A mother re-reading of testimony from time in the prosecution's recon- and father also are brother and neys Harden and William Hodg- teacher, Constance Ledbet- limousine driver Allan Park, who struction of what happened the man. ter, who has been trying for turn violent sister, and a judge must decide DETROIT - Peaceful protests what to do with their eight chil- gave a precise, minute-by-minute night of June 12,1994. Prosecutor Marcia Clark years to decode an ancient account of his efforts to rouse Those jurors also took notes manuscript which she be- deteriorated into violent conflict dren. wasn't present. But during sum- lieves will prove that as union picketers tried to keep Deborah M., 44, and William Simpson for a trip to the airport during Park's descriptions of the mations last week, it was she who "Romeo and Juliet" and trucks from reaching Detroit M., 64, were charged with felony the night of the murders. lighting at the estate. told jurors that the recollections "Othello" were meant to be Newspapers distribution centers. incest after blood tests con- Stem-faced and dressed casu- The jury's request to rehear of the young limo driver point the comedies, not tragedies. "Things are definitely getting a firmed the two were siblings and ally, the jurors spent about 75 testimony was the first disclo- finger of guilt in Simpson's Tickets for the event little more heated, no question," they were the parents of a 1-year- minutes listening to court re- sure that the panelists had se- direction. must be purchased by Oct. said deputy police chief Benny old girl. porter Janet Moxham read lected as forewoman, the juror Park testified in March, early 6. The cost of the tickets, Napoleon. Authorities said there was no Park's testimony about his arri- who sits in seat No. 1. She is a in the trial, and it is conceivable At least two police officers suf- including brunch, is $16 per reason to test their other seven val at Simpson's estate. When the black woman in her early 50s that jurors had forgotten exactly person for adults, $11 for fered minor injuries early Sun- children because the statute of judge gave Moxham a 10-minute who said in jury selection that day when they were struck by limitations had run out in their what he said. those with a University break, the jury forewoman she had no opinion on Simpson's "This is a positive sign for the theatre pass and $12 per picket signs, and the union said cases. four protesters were injured. At The parents' full names are be- quickly sent a note saying they guilt or innocence but respected prosecution, but don't read too person for 18-and-under, had heard enough. him as an individual "based on Bowling Green State Uni- least 17 people were arrested, ing withheld to protect the chil- much into it," Loyola University versity students and senior most on charges of malicious de- dren's identities. The charges All they heard was testimony his past accomplishments." law professor Laurie Levenson citizens ($9 per person for struction of property. were filed in March. that prosecutors suggested jur- When Ito disclosed that the had said before it wjs learned a individuals in those groups The clash between police, Deborah M. was given custody ors review: Park's descriptions jurors had asked for Park's tes- verdict had been reached. "Allan with a theatre pass). guards and picketers followed of the children pending an Oct. 30 of phone calls he made to his boss timony of March 28, defense at- Park came very early in the case. peaceful protests late Saturday at trial, provided she no longer has and mother and his efforts to torney Douglas pointed out that They just may be trying to set two printing plants. Last week- contact with her brother. summon a response from Simp- the day's testimony ended in the the timeline." HOME FALCON FOOTBALL VS. MIAMI ... 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Circuit City Is an Equal Opportunity Employer and promotes a drug-free workplace. call 353-BWWW CIRCUIT CITY 176E.Wooster Classifieds$>^* page eight Tuesday, October 3,1995 COLLEGIATE 4-H Intro to Mlrcoeoft Work, lor Windows (IBM) AOII'AOII'AOII T A S P International IS looking lor highly mo- COLLEGIATE 4-H WANTED CAMPUS EVENTS This seminar introduoes Mircosoft Works for Congratulations Positive People tivated, hard working students to fill manage- Windows: this includes creating files, storing of the weak: ment positions tor the summer of 19S6. Gain Meeting tonight at 8:30pm in Erin Braey files, and editing documents. Pnor knowledge valuable experience in al areas of business 300 Moaeley. Everyone is Megan Woodruff Christian family of S needs wagon van. Does of Windows concepts or attendance to Info to while building your resume. Average earnings welcome! Wondwtm, FrwaCheep Concert Mrcosoft Windows is recommended. Please the Blade route. Willing to make monthly pay are between $7,000-19.000. Positions in most bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminar. AOII •AOII" AOII ments. Credit not good. Please cal Roger any- Cleveland suburbs, Akron, Canton, Youngs- Greek Olympiad spirit award Singer, tono writer and ecsvisFeler Yarrow EAG Wed.. Oct. 18.1130am to 1 30pm in 207 Ols- time 354-6118. town, Sandusky, and Toledo are filed on a first That's number 5 lor g5 at Peter, Paul, and Mary and hi. daughMr Environmental Action Group campHall Female Subleaaer needed: Greet apartment come, first qualified basis For more Informa- Keep it upl ■aUiany vWI SO, Tuea, Oet.10. Bethany's Meeting every Wednesday at 9:00pm Thurs.. Oct. 19, 4:00pm to 8:00pm in 207 Cl- and FUN roommates at Columbia Courts. nrjri call Matt Scheror g t -800-543-3702. AOII SPIRIT'AOII SPIRIT powerful documentary. 'Mama Awarhul' foi- at 1 003 BA All Welcome ean*) Hall $165/mo. Call now 882-6402, ask for Mandy. kw Ive black Soutn African woman aa may TIRED OF WORKING WEEKENDS??? GET IN SHAPE AND EARN $8 AN HOUR daal with tia raaliiws ol apanhaid. Tie Dim Mil Intro to Mlrcoeoft Windows (IBM) The sem- CATHOLIC STUDENT CONNECTION Nanny/Babysitter wanted from 9am-6pm. Cal AT UPS ba shown at 3pm on the Qiah Film Theater; Friends ol the Deal inar covers the basics ol the Mrcosoft invites ALL to join together at St. Thomas Elizabeth at 354-5002. both Yarrows will answer questions on issues Wed. Oct.4 m 9pm 363 Ed. Windows graphic operating system. Please LOADING AND UNLOADING PACKAGES More University Parish religious Ed Poom One Female sublease! needed Immediately. the film raises Friends' in Closed Cap boned UPTO70LBS.EACH bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminar. for Dnner Mass at 5:15pm on Thursday, Lease ends May 1906.2 bedroom/2 bathroom All Majors Welcome VISIT 360 8TUOENT SERVICES At rspm in Kobacker Hall. Paler will be joined by Mon.. Oct. 9. 10:00am to noon 207 Olscamp Oct. 5. After mass, a free dinner and a furnished apartment. Cal Sharon at 352-3757 Mai for a concert that win inspire an attend- Hall. general meeting will commence Any TO SIGN-U P FOR AN INTERVIEW if interested. BY FRIDAY, OCTOBER fTH ing D fight tor civil and human rights, the envi- HSM-ESD Meeting Thurs., Oet. 12. 4:00-6fl0pm in 207 Olscamp questions? Please call 352-7555. UPS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM- ronment and peace • issues Peter Paul and Wed. Oct. 4 7:30pm Hall. Hope to aae you therell One sublener needed. Non-smoker. $190/mo. Mary have been at rhe torefront tor 35 yrs. BAA 4000 • utilities. Call Dave, or Angela © 354-0180. PLOYER Tickets are IS tor students. 111 lor non stu- netting Started on the Mae (Mac) This ses- Corner Baggie Blues? Best times are after 9pm or before noon. dents and I2S for special seating and a re- sion presents the Macintosh operating system THE FLAMING RESIN BALLS Sublease/. Available Jan 1: Weekend babysitter lor Fri. and Sat. nights. ception with the Yarrows tallowing the concert. Kappa Alpha Order and Introduces the word processing software will make a special reunion appearance One bdrm, fum, swimming pool, shuttle to Call Pam at 352-3122 or 352*847 Call the Kobacker Box Office and charge your Kappa Alpha is starting a new chapter on BG's package Mircosoft Works. Please bring a blank at HOWARDS THIS THURSDAY in between campus, quiet, air conditioning, ceilng fan, tickets form noon-6 Monday through Friday. campus and are looking lor a few good men; if 3.5" floppy disk to the seminar. ELECTRIC EVERGREEN and JINKIESI spacious, bey window. Call 354-0251, leave interested call Steve or Dave at 372-4664. Fri. Oct. 13, 9O0-i1:00am m 126 Hayes Has scrape yourself a resin ball! message. FOR SALE Kappa Alpha Order Mon., Oet. 16,10:00am to noon In 126 Hayes Wanted - to rent garage space for my car for •"ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA*" Hall. DELTA TAU DELTA winter months Need some extra money, then ATTENTION MEMBERS: Kappa Delta Pi OPEN RUSH 1985 Toyota Supra. Runs great Must sell. Intro to Mircosoft Works (Mac) This seminar call me @ 353-4070. SHARE Knowledge' Interested in Executive Board? 7PM THURSDAY OCT.S $2600 080.419-277-8039 or 41W76-99S6. introduces Mreosolt Works for the Macintosh, BUILD Your Resumal Meeting: Wed. Oct.4 6 00 WANTED: 100 Students including creating hies, storing files, and editing DELT HOUSE, 7TH A HIGH ST. 1986 Merkuv XR4 Turbo. In exoslent condi- EARN Active Member Points! 444 Ed. Bldg. DELTA TAU DELTA lo lou 10-30 IB.. . documents. Prior knowledge ol the Macintosh tion. Looks nice and drives nice. Must sen. BE An AID Tutor' Questions? Call Trish 354-7507 nextBOdeye, or attendance to Getting Started on the Mac is $2600. Call 353-4410. Call Karissa Kurpita. tutoring chair or Amy 3534076 DONTMISS Guaranteed recommended. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk At 372-4952' Dr. Recommended, $38 SA H Incl. 1990 Honda Civic DX. Exell. cond. to the seminar. LA ""SOCIETY THE FUNK FREE INFO 11-800-995 7454 Hatchback. Loaded. $5000. Mon., Oet 23,10:00am to noon in 126 Hayes NUGGETS 3S4-1394 7pm-1 0pm A CUP OF CULTURE Mtg. Wed. Oct. 4 8:00pm Hall BA 113 Speaker: Prof. Holmes Organized and Sponsored by Tuesday, Oct. 24, 5:00-7:00pm in 126 Hayas AT BREWSTER'S POUR HOUSE World Student Association Hall 85Corrota HELP WANTED Excellent Condi non at 3:30pm Tuesday. MEET THE CANDIDATES THURSDAY NKSHTI Place: Off-campus student building E-mail and Newa for Meclntoeh Users (Mac) TBO 352-7760 > free snacks and dnnks. at the Co- iege Democrats meeting This seminar covers the Internet applications Ethnicity la Important. Culture fa unique. CANON PERSONAL COPIER NO WARM UP $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars Eudora (email) and NewsWatcher (news). Remembenng who you were. Realizing what TIME REQUIRED. AUTO SHUT OFF AFTER For into call 301-306-1207. AMA'AMA'AMA Tonight-9 30pm. 1168A Prior experience with the Macintosh or at- you've become I hope that somehow in al this 55 MfNS OF NON-USEI SINGLE CARTRI- The American Marketing Aaeoclation will tendance to Getting Started on the Mac is rec- chaos you can fi nd who you were meant to ba. AT HOME • easy guaranteed work assembling DGE SYSTEM (TONER. DRUM AND DE- have a formal meeting Wednesday, October ommended. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk to Factory Outlet Store toys, jewelry, crafts, etc. For Co. Apply Delta VELOPMENT UNIT IN ONE CONVENIENT 4th at 7:30pm in BA 1007. The guest speaker MELIMELIMELI rhe seminar. Attendees must have a BGNet Student Desks starting al $39.00 1-504-641-8423ext.2565. CARTRIDGE). SHIPPED DIRECT TO YOUR HOME OR OFFICE U.P.S. 100% MONEY will ba Phyllis Boehm from Mans Marketing. Tickets are abll available, but they are going account for the seminar. Miller Woodworking Factory Outlet BASKETBALL STOREKEEPERS BACK GUARANTEEI (ITEM J-1185-AS) Hope to see you there! Remember: Member- fast. Come by Student Activities. 330 Union to Mon., Oct. 30, 10:00am to noon in 126 Hayes Woodland Mall'354-1614 City of Bowling Green Parks and Recreation CANON COPIER $399 99 PLUS TAX AND ship money is duel pick up some. Mel Torme will be here at BGSU Hall Department seeks experienced basketball SHIPPING. (ITEM Z-736S-A5) TONER CAR- AMA'AMA'AMA 10/7 at 8pm In Anderson Arena, Tickets will be Fri., Nov. 3,9:00-11 00am in 126 Hayes Hall scorekeepers lor adult leagues beginning Oct. HURRYIHURRYI TRIDGE $99.99 PLUS TAX AND SHIPPING. available at the door. E-Mali and Newe for Window. (IBM) This 23 and ending March 31, 1995. Applicants seminar covers Internet applications over Eth- IBM. Toyota, A IBM are just some of the com- VISA. MASTER, AND DISCOVER CARD must ba available evenings from 6 00pm to ernet using PC-Eudora (email) and VN (news). panies coming to Co-op Program in October. WELCOMEI CALL 1 -80u-253-6500. USE APICS 'Purchasing Club Members 11:00pm, Mon.-Wed. Rate of pay is Organizational Meeting of PI Sigma Alpha Prior experience with the Windows Operating Seeking Prod/Procurement majors. Sign up ADA. 4O211075X. DtST: LAWRENCE WAT- ATTENTION: $4.50/game. Apply In per son at the Parks and (Political Science Student Honor Society) System or attendance to Into to Mrcosoft NOW In the Co-op Program. 310 Student Ser- SON We have a general membership Recreation Office in City Park. Deadline to ap- Tuesday October 10.4:00pm Windows in recommended. Please tying a vices Bldg. 2-2451 Meeting this Tuesday at 7:30pm Room 104 BA ply is Oct. 20. FOR SALE blank 3.5" disk to the seminar. Attendees must INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED: ICE Almost everything you may need. Appliances, in Room BA 110 have a BGNet account for this seminar. Fairy tale house in Perrysburg needs energe- All political science majors and minors are en- HOCKEY OFFICIALS APPLICATIONS AND electronics, luggage and other various items. I Thurs., Ocl 26 4:006:00 in 207 Olscamp Hall TAKE-HOME TESTS MAY BE PICKED UP IN tic positive person to keep it sparkly-bright. Our Featured Speaker will be couraged lo attend, ideas tor this yaw's activi- redeve overstock merchandise from stores Mon., Nov.. 6. 10:00 to noon in 207 Olscamp 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE. THEY 12-16 hours a week year round, adaptable to and can then sell below cost. Call ma for intor- Mr. James P. Knetchtges ties, as well as top name speakers win be dis- Hall MUST BE RETURNED BY OCT. 6. MANDA- classes. Please leave detailed application mation. 352-3069. from the Toledo APICS chapter. cussed. TORY TRAINING CLINIC IS MON. OCT. 9. message by phone at (4tg) 672-0804 or In writ- Sanyo Six Dae changer boom box. $100.00: PARENTS WEEKEND PARENT'S WEEK- Intro the the BON et Menu System This sem 9:00 P.M. ing to 510 West Front Street, Perrysburg, OH HP-12C Financial Calculator, $45.00 Attention Education Majors END inar covers the menu command system pro- 43551-1435. Thank you I INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: WOMEN'S 354-8143. BGSEA Fall Seminar is Nov. 11 Concerts, Brunches, Volleyball, Films, Ice vided by BGNet. Attendees must have a FLAG FOOTBALL - OCT. 3. 1995. MEN'S FOOD OPERATIONS Be looking lor registration forms Skating, Dept. Meetings. Football games, Din- BGNet account lor this seminar. in your on campus mailboxes. Frt., Nov.10.9:00-11:00am in 128 Hayes Has FLAG FOOTBALL • OCT. 4. ALL ENTRIES HEY BGSU STUOE NTS- Registration deadline is Oct. 20 ners, Astronomy, Plays, Soccer Games, Bowl- Mon., Nov. 13,6 00-8 00pm in 126 Hayes Hall DUE BY 4:00PM IN 130 FIELD HOUSE. WORK FOR US FOR RENT ing, Family, Fun, and all that Jazz. That should AT LUNCH| INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED FLAG be enough to keep your parent's) busy this Lunch help needed FOOTBALL OFFICIALS APPLICATIONS AND ATTN: English, Writing, and English Ed. weekend I For more info call 2-2343, come by WIN PASSES to see Matthew Sweet between TAKE-HOME TESTS MAY BE PICKED UP IN 1 bdrm. upper duplex avail. Oct. 1. $390/mo. Majors/Minors. If you're interested in pa/tia- 330 Union. perform at the Asylum in Totdeo 1030 AM and 3:30 PM. 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE. THEY Very large rooms. New linoleum, kitchen and paDng in Sigma Tau Delta, the English honor- Fnday October 6. Listen to Falcon Radio May work in REGISTER TO VOTE MUST BE RETURNED BY OCT. 3. MANDA- ban. Cal Nowlovo 352-5620. ary, please join us for a meeting tonight at 8pm WFAL AM 680. Wood Cable 50. l 0'2r-our shifts TORY TRAINING CLINIC IS WED.. OCT. 4, in 210 University. For more info, call Simon for your chance to win call 372-2418. APPLY AT THE AVAILABLE JANUARY 1: with the 7-10:00 PM 372-6841. DINING CENTER Two bdrm unfum. Newly remodeled. Microw- WOMEN UNITE, TAKE BACK THE NIOHT ave, wallpaper, ceihng tans. Free gaa heat, BGSEA BGSU College Democrats October 5,8pm Make Plena Nowl OF YOUR CHOICE I water, aewer. Cal to make an appL to aae We w,ii have our 2nd meeting tonight Tues. Wood County Courthouse JINKIES will be Ive for their first these rentals. Newlove Rentals, 328 S. Main Oet 3 at 9pm in 115 Ed. Donl miss out in being today and tomorrow, 9am 4pm semester appearance in BG at Frustrated Student 'Woman Aa Body' Howards Ihla Thursday. (our only office) 352-5620. involved in the largest Education organization 1 spent 5 years & over $20,000 at college to in the Union Foyer Come discuss rhe above titled essay by Eli- find out what the fuss is all about. achieve an accounting degree worth Female Sub-leaser Needed on campus. zabeth V. Spelman aa the Philosophy dub MARK'S PUB MARK'S PUB MARK'S PUB $20-30,000 per year and no hope of getting out Ig. Dwnhouse w car garage A deck BGSU College Republicans takes a look at a feminist approach to the mind- of debt for another year or two. rvo recently $175.00 a mnth . utilities (free water Silling Club body discussion. The meeting win be held Meeting Tonight come on board a national environmental fit- and sewage) Available Immediately. Meeting Wed. Oct. 4 Thursday at 8:00pm m 301 Shaael Hall. Read- Tuesday Country Night BA Room it 2 9 30pm ness company A changed my direction. My first Call 353-1246 BA 111 8pm ings can be picked up in our mailbox In 328 Any Questions cal Matt © 2-19S7 Wedneoday: Grateful Dead Night 2 months I earned over $18,000 and am look- Shatzei. ing for a few good people lo do the same A BGSU SKATING CLUB Grad Students! New apartments for 2 persons, Speak your Mind help with expansion. It you're looking for part- EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Thursday: 'Beat the Clock' two car garage, 2 bedrooms, walk in closets. UAO Is ehowlng 'Like Water tor Chocolate' time cash or a full-time opportunity call my rep 8:15-10:15PM-ICE ARENA 6-8pm dlmera dishwasher, disposal. Close to campus1 Cal Tueadsy, October 3rd at 7pm and LOST & FOUND 81419-865-8389. 8-9pm quarters 353-1731. BOWING GREEN RADIO NEWS ORGAN! •:30pm In 1O07BA. It la free. 9pm-close LADIES NIGHT! Full Service attendant needed ZATrON For more Into cell 2-2343 Large sleeping room, share kitchen A bath. apply in person at Barney's has the following positions available... $175- alec. Call to make an app'l to see. New- Lost Silver Baby Spoon ring wr baby lace on it. Friday A Saturday: Beer Prlcee too low to 181 1/2 S. Main, BG Undergraduate Gerontology Association Sentimental value • Reward. Lost at MacNonh leagally mention! love Rentals. 328 S. Main (our only office). Newscast Anchors' Reporters' Sales Meeting Oct. 3 at 4:00 in Hm. 248 of Iront desk. II found call 354-2810. 352-5620 Public Relations' Production Health and Human Services Bldg. Monday Night Dart League Gym Monitor Call Mke- 372-8105. City ol Bowling Green Parks and Recreation If interested, please contact Chris Mstanga. SERVICES OFFERED Department seeks a gym monitor to oversee News Director at 353-0418 or 372-2354. University Computer Service* Seminars the 3rd and 4th grade youth basketball pro- OCTOBER SPECIALS gram at Wood Lane School beginning Jan. 21, The tallowing University Computer Servioes Small Pan Style Cheese Pizza $3 99 PUT YOUR RESUME ON THE WEBI 1996 and ending March 11.1996, rate ol pay Is Semtfiars will be offered. These awe seminars Slice of Pumpkin Pie $1.00 Reach businesses and Human Recources $4.50mour. Applicants must be available Sat. are open to any anybody assooaied with (Dine-in and Pick-up only) r stalls around the work). Make your mark on tie afternoons from 1230pm to 6:00pm. Apply in LUBE/OIL/FILTER SPECIAL i BGSU. Please cal 372-2911 to register for tie Internet's Work) Wide Web. To find out how. CAMPUS POLLYEYES person at the Parks and Recreation office in seminars. A complete seminar list can be 440 E COURT ST. 85 call Michael at 353-8069. City Park. Deadline to apply is Oet 20. i or found on the World Wide Web at 352-0638 !'12 FREE* hr^y/www.bgsu.edu/depe/lmeni/ucs/semin Mr. Spots Needs Inside help. Includes oil filter, up lo S qtc. of ol, PERSONALS Apply in person f*F 2-7pm. I chassis kit* and 24 pt. safety inspection Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. Confidential A Caring. 'Fret with any other scheduled service. 354-4873 B.G. Pregnancy Center Our firm is looking for individuals who want to j 'Wilh coupon in »eu of other uflcn BG kxa«jn_orJy ~PM SIGMA KAPPA- gain comprehensive management experience Congrasjlations to Phi Sig next summer. Earn $9,000 to $10,000 per Taco Kit SOAP FANS INFORMATION LINE Brother of the Month: TWhat'a new? Reviews available no summer. Positions available m select Cleve- ONLY Keith Mora lee later then an hour after program airs. land suburbs, Columbus. Akron, Canton, and Loally Owned S Operilsd "PHI SIGMA KAPPA" more. Call 1-800-887-1960. 1-900-776-5338 tl ,49/min. AV t5.45/call by Ed Schwwkan $6.99 (certified Hypnotherapist) Painting Poelilone STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICITY •AOI ■ AOII • AOII' Full and Part ome Not valid with any OFFICERS: Are you in a rut? Do you need a FREE SEMINAR OPEN RUSH TONIGHT Experience helpful but not required. other coupon ATTHE HOUSE creative boost to help you advertise your 352-2190 group's events? We have an opportunity for Hypnotherapy as a Career TUffy COME AND JOIN US FROM 9:00-10:00 you to gain valuable tools to better advertise Party. II you have an outgoing personalty A Auto ServiCsP 500 OFF •AM • AOil • ACHI- your events on campus at the Publicity Work- Find out what it takes to Centers shop on Wednesday, October 4, 1995 at like to have tun, it's rime you put ft u good use any delivery 7 00pm in the Alumni Room of the University Upbeat Toledo offioe is looking far energetic be a Hynotherapist Tuffy •Dots h %jg&tl ■ATTN. SKIIERS'ATTN. SKIIERS* Union. For reservations, call tie Student Life people to fill various management position! over 86.00 BGSU. ALPINE Office at372-2843. No experience needed, we will train. Can for Oct. 4 - 7:00pm SKI TEAM appoinsnent 865-1917 353-2444 The KEY Yearbook Not valid wilh any Do you like to ski? Do you like the outdoors? Is looking for volunteers. Graphic designers, SPRING BREAKI TRAVEL FREE with SunS- Holly Lodge 1087 STMAIN STREET oilier coupon Do you like to have fun on the weekends? Mo. Nam 10 Pizza Hut $6.00 Minimum writers, photographers, A salespeople naaoad plash Tours. Highest commission paid, lowest 1630 E. Wooster Meeting Thurs. Oct. the 5th, 112 BA 0 to help produce the 1995/96 yearbook. Cal prices. Campus Rape, needed to eel Jamaica, FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE! lor delivery 9:00pm. Any ?'s call Kevin @ 353-5397 or 372-8086 or stop by the KEY office, 28 West Cancun, Bahamas. Daylona, Panama City, Bowling Green FREE SAFETY 1HSPECTIONS1 353-TACO Dave 0352-1633. Hall. Aak for Kristin co-op credit available. Padre. CALL 1-80tM26-7710. HO OBLIGATION ESTIMATES! •ATTN, SKUERS'ULLR WANTS YOU" Tuesday at Rail Billiards- Ladies pay halt price MONDAY-FRIDAY 8am-6pm Located at 1616 E. Wooster Attention ODK Members alldayltsSN.MainSl. SAT. 8am-4pm All members tut have not Greenwood Centre attended a meeting need Tuesday Cheese Ravioli Special at CAMPUS Vete-JMUMiM to cal Anne at 372-5244 POU.YEYESI Includes one trip to salad bar with their addresses end phone numbers and garlic bread. Only $3.99 11em-9pm. Dine- Green State Uniwtrsity P GRANDPARENTS'/PARENTS' DAY IS THIS SATURDAY! ( HOME FALCON FOOTBALL VS. MIAMI 1 P.M. and HOME VOLLEYBALL vs. W. VIRGINIA, 4 P.M. \ fc t )