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Khomeini attacks Iranian leaders Reconciliation with U.S. ruled out NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - United States in recent weeks. Iran's revolutionary leader Aya- President Reagan disclosed last tollah Ruhollah Khomeini yes- week that the United States had terday ruled out reconciliation secret diplomatic contacts with with Washington and said any Iran over the past 18 months and Iranian officials who seek to delivered small amounts of de- improve relations are "Satan- fensive weapons in a bid to im- oriented." prove relations. "I never expected such things from these people," Khomeini, SEVERAL IRANIAN lead- 86, said in a speech at his resi- ers have spoken of possible rec- dence in north Tehran. His re- onciliation with the United marks were broadcast by States, but they have stipulated Tehran radio and monitored in that Washington first must meet Nicosia. certain conditions, such as re- leasing weapons bought by the "This is a time when they Shah's government out never should be screaming at Amer- delivered. The Shah was ousted ica. (But) they are shouting at during the 1979 revolution. themselves," Khomeini said in Khomeini, who has the final his first public comment on con- say in Iran's affairs, responded, tacts between Washington and "what has come upon you? Tehran. Where are you going?1' He also urged unity within The radio said he was refer- Iran's revolutionary leadership, ring to an unidentified group of in which Western observers re- lawmakers who submitted a let- cently have reported deep divi- ter to Iran's parliament, the sions. Majlis. The broadcast did not BG News/Rob Upton Without mentioning names, disclose the letter's contents, Weathering the Storm themselves from the wetness. These three students were in Khomeini criticized Iranian but it apparently urged some Yesterday's mixture of cold rain and snow forced students perfect step as they made their way past the Union yesterday leaders who publicly have dem- sort of dialogue between Wash- braving the elements to pull out their umbrellas to protect afternoon. onstrated flexibility toward the ington and Tehran. Low enrollment hurts groups House passes rail funding Editor's note: This is the final Celeste expected to sign bill for high-speed train segment in a series about the ' Black Greeks: the challenges facing members of COLUMBUS (AP) - A House- invest the money in government Assembly in 1990 for a separate traditionally black fraternities ^struggle continues passed $2 billion financing plan securities. vote on authorization. and sororities. for a high-speed rail system Since the securities would Use of the financing method across Ohio continued its fast earn a higher interest rate than was made possible by a special by MlzeJl Stewart HI the uniqueness of their groups sity stands at 466, which is a track roll yesterday, winning the interest paid on the bonds, provision in the new federal tax assistant managing editor will ensure their success now drop of approximately 32 per- Senate backing 23-8. the transaction would generate code. and in the years to come. cent over the last five years. It now goes to Gov. Richard more than $100 million over four Sen. Boggs rejected oppo- Lack of housing and dis- "It's a true brotherhood," said Mario Van Zandt, director of Celeste for his expected signa- years to pay for studies and nents' claims that the procedure agreement with Greek Life poli- Richard Moore, senior manage- minority student activities and ture. design of a high-speed passen- violated the Ohio Constitution cies notwithstanding, the most ment information systems ma- adviser to the Black Greek Sponsored by Sen. Ross Boggs ger network running from and said the credit rating of the difficult obstacle facing the sur- jor and president of Alpha Phi Council, outlined the current Jr., D-Andover, the bill won Cleveland through Columbus to state would not be at risk. vival of black greeks is the low Alpha fraternity. situation. House approval 70-2S on Cincinnati. "No security is required and number of members. '"That brotherhood . . .andthe "AS FAR as the fraternities Wednesday and was recom- no security of the state of Ohio is support network that comes are concerned, out of a total of mended by the Senate Finance About $30 million in additional desired to back up these bonds," With just 52 students currently from it is what will help the 466 black students, there are Committee after a single hear- interest earnings would go to he said. "There is simply no active in the seven black frater- fraternity endure - it's common approximately 180 males," be ingyesterday. bond attorneys and investment constitutional basis on which to nities and sororities, mem- throughout the black greek sys- said. "Fifty of these males are The measure authorizes the firms which put together the oppose (the bill)." bership has declined along with tem,' he said. involved with athletics, and that Ohio High Speed Rail Authority, sale. Sen. Ben Gaeth, R-Defiance, the total enrollment of black According to the Office of Mi- leaves us with 120. Sixty of these headed tw Boggs' brother, Sen. criticized the federal provision. undergraduate students. nority Affairs, the number of students do not have the re- Robert Boggs, D-Jefferson, to IF THE authority wants to "I'm grossly concerned that our However, members of black black undergraduate students quired grade point average to be borrow $2 oillion through the proceed with construction, it federal government would allow fraternities and sororities say currently enrolled at the Univer- D See Black Greeks, page 3. sale of tax-exempt bonds, and must come back to the General such a deal," he said. Instructor's music to air on WGTE-FM Students to try other cultures by Patrick Murphy reporter Display booths at the festi- by Greg Connel val will feature antiques, sou- Carl Holmberg's interest in music had only just begun when he staff reporter venirs, books, traditional was given an opportunity to attend a performance by the Cleveland costumes and modern fash- Orchestra. Students who pass by the ions from countries all over "I started to really take interest when I happened to be invited to a Amani Room are accustomed the world. Members of the performance by the Cleveland Orchestra," Holmburg said. "There to the aroma of hamburgers WSA will perform songs and was a piano concerto preformed by Rudolf Serkin and I was seated and hot dogs coming from the dances from 11 nations, in- three rows back. I was so impressed with his performance that I restaurant in the basement of cluding Japan. Singapore, knew that I wanted to be able to do that some day." the Commons. Italy and the Philippines, he It happened that his eighth grade music teacher asked if anyone But tomorrow night, those said. would Die to take piano lessons and he jumped at the opportunity, he scents will be mixed with Yew-Gan, junior produc- said. many unusual ones coming tion operations management That opportunity has blossomed into a chance for public recogni- from foods from throughout major from Singapore, will tion for the music that he has composed. the world, which will be made be singing both Chinese and Holmberg is presenting a premiere of some of bis own composed there as a part of the Interna- American songs with a group music during a radio show this evening at 7. tional Festival. of his countrymen. "Those who listen will hear a lot of different types of music and an The event, which begins at "We will be performing on-going interview between Don Wilson and myself," he said. The 6 pan., is sponsored by the contemporary Chinese rock- radio show is being aired on WGTE-FM 91,1 and may be picked up World Student Association, soul songs in Chinese, and the by other public radio stations. The show is being hosted by Wilson. Graduate Student Senate, Un- old American song, 'All I The music Holmberg will be presenting isn't classical and isn't dergraduate Student Govern- Have to Do is Dream,' by the jazz, he said. ment, and several foreign Everly Brothers, in English," "I do not think that the music that I write can be put into one set language clubs, including the he said. category, but if I had to give it a name, I would have to call it the Japanese, Spanish, Italian, Yew-Gan said he thinks Windham Hill label sound," Holmberg said. "It is a mix of impres- and Russian clubs. people who do not understand sionist elements and n^ptrnaiinn It is music you can study by and Arasu Mariappan, senior the language will still enjoy just enjoy." management information the Chinese songs. Originally from Bedford, Ohio, Holmberg is currently in his fifth systems major from Malay- "From the song itself they vear as an Instructor here at the University. sia and president of the World can feel the meaning, even He holds a bachelor's degree in arts and appreciation of music Student Association, said the without understanding the from Heidelberg College, a master's degree in art from the Univer- festival will begin with a food words," he said. sity of Chicago, and a Ph.D. from Ohio University. fair that will feature food Admission to the festival is Holmberg, an alumnus of Delta Tau Delta fraternity, teaches from 13 countries. free, but donations will be public speech and organizational communication while also giving "We will have traditional accepted for the Save the T-aduate seminars and advising student groups. foods such as Malaysian Children Fund, a U.S.-based He has been composing music from the beginning of his lessons in chicken curry, Indian gagar charity which sends food, the eighth grade and said that music has a purpose. haloa (a cookie-like dessert), clothing and educational T'Most pieces that are written can be played by someone who has and American-style ham- materials to needy children In BG News/Rob Upton played the piano for four to five years and I believe that this is good. burgers," he said. developing countries. Carl Holmberg I like the idea of being able to pUy the music that you hear," he said. Editorial BG News/November 21,19M 2 Abusing the bench during his last days A page from the notebook which one. important to me! . ..I think precision is called for What is my position on stu- How can I break it to Dad that this time, with a minimum of Outgoing Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice dent/teacher affairs? Horizon- 111 never follow in his foot- reflection on leafy-green vegeta- Frank D. Celebrezze is overstepping his tal, I think. steps? I mean, the man has only bles and the socialapplicatjons If every student at Bowling one foot. What am I supposed to of string cheese. bounds. tifc

Black Greeks Q Continued from page 1. Moore agreed the require- Soviet teacher visits University considered for membership in ments for pledges restrict mem- those fraternities with at grade bership-a problem that restriction, and there are al- becomes more important, he more about the United States. ready 20 men currently in- said, considering the low num- by Greg Connel "We try to teach our students volved. ber of black students. staff reporter as much as we can about Ameri- "It limits our choices," he can culture, and now that I have "That leaves the four black said. "According to the national The English language is con- been here I can explain things to fraternities with only 40 students office, we can't seek first semes- sidered the most powerful lan- them first-hand," Papina said. from which to select prospective ter freshmen, and they also need guage in the world of commerce She said Soviet children are members," VanZandt said. a minimum GPA. That also lim- and trade. As students world- taught foreign languages at an "It's a critical situation ... its us." wide are taught English as a earlier age than American chil- and it will only improve when Presently the fraternity has second language, their teachers dren, andtne focus of the classes the level of minority enrollment nine members. Moore said that try to help them understand not are very different. at the University improves," he more active recruiting of mi- only the spoken word, but the "FIRST OF ALL, we start said. nority students may improve the culture of English-speaking peo- (teaching) students English in situation. ple as well. the fourth grade, or in some Jayne Curry, senior RTVF "That's not a guarantee the Tatiana Papina. an English cases as early as second grade," major and president of Delta situation will improve, but that teacher and general-school vice- Papina said. "Also, American Sigma Tbeta sorority, agreed. will give us more people to principal from Moscow, visited language courses spend more '"The enrollment of black stu- choose from," be said. the University on Tuesday to time on the theoretical side of dents is going down-and the Looking toward the future, observe classes that teach En- the language." farther it goes down, the fewer however, VanZandt said the rh as a foreign language, and Papina said her stay in the members we have, she said. black greeks can accomplish visit with members of the United States has allowed her to "It's different from predomi- their goals to increase mem- Russian Club. gain a better understanding of nantly white sororities because bership and improve the level of As a member of a teacher both the English language and when they have 30 to 40 girls at communication between them- exchange program being con- American culture. rush we have 10 or 15." selves and other greek letter ducted by the Soviet Ministry of She will be teaching in Toledo organizations. Education and the American for three more weeks, and will CURRY SAID prospective Field Service, she has been then tour the country, stopping members must also meet a min- "Most black organizations working as a Russian teacher at in New York, Philadelphia and imum grade point average re- such as the NAACP and the DeVilbiss High School in Toledo Washington, D.C. quirement, and that also Urban League were spun off by since she arrived in the United "We (Soviet teachers) al- reduces the number of mem- members of black fraternities States on Oct. 8. ready know a lot about the his- bers. and sororities,' he said, "and Six English teachers from the tory and culture of the United "After the rush meeting, I'm sure the University students Soviet Union are spending a States, but from my visit I am there's only four or five of that that are involved will continue to semester in America to better learning more about the every- BG News/Dave Klelmeyer group eligible to (pledge)," she demonstrate their dedication," learn the language, and to learn day lives of Americans." Tatiana Papina said. he said.

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Them and Rod the power-play to improve." assistant sports editor eral concensus of the brown After all, twenty of Ferris After scoring on their first and orange was that they State's 29 players are freshmen Schluter are the ones we have to power-play last weekend, the There has been no sudden played their worst match of or sophomores. key on." Falcons (and their favorite net) impact when it comes to the the season. Not to mention that Bowling came up empty on their next 15 importance of tonight's vol- "The team's been thinking Green's hockey team enters the - Jerry York tries. BG's power-play unit is leyball match between Bowl- about Miami ever since the weekend ranked as the nation's ranked fourth in the CCHA with ing Green and Miami. loss last month," Berardinelli third-best team with a 10-1-1 a .237 scoring percentage. The Ask any Falcon and she will said of the 15-4, 15-10, 15-4 record, 8-1-1 in the CCHA, while will say something similar to, been impressed with our team Bulldogs' penalty-killing unit tell you the 7 p.m. Anderson shellacking. "We didn't play Ferris State brings a CCHA re- "They're a good team, we have because they have continued to stands sixth in the league having Arena match between BG and well at all against them. cord of 3-9, 3-10 overall, to the to worry about them," even if work very hard even with the killed Just under three of every the Redskins has been on the "We know we are a lot Ice Arena. that team were 1-800, Ferris new staff," he said. "We're four attempts. squad's mind long before this better team than when we lost An Ice Arena where BG has State is indeed a team on the working on being a conscien- The Ferris State power-play, week's preparation for the to Miami earlier," freshman gone 82-15-2 over the last 99 rise. tious two-way team, a skating while improving, is still ranked Mid-American Conference's Linda Popovich said. "We're games. The Bulldogs have won two of team that creates opportuni- seventh in the nine-team CCHA. second place team. going to play out of our minds However, it was only the year their last three games after suf- ties." Meanwhile, BG's penalty-killing "I've been thinking about and beat them this time." before last when the Bulldogs fering five one-goal losses al- Creatingmany of the opportu- stands third-best, surrendering this match for about four A win over the Redskins is blew into town and started the ready this fall. Although the nities for FSU will be the Low- scores 17 percent of the time. years now," senior Lisa Be- crucial for the Falcons, who 1984-85 season by sweeping BG. play of FSU's special teams was den brothers, seniors Peter and FSU has scored nine short- rardinelli half-kiddingly said are in a battling with Central Falcon head coach Jerry York quite poor in the earliest weeks Paul. Peter, a center, has scored handed goals while BG has sur- of one of her final match Michigan for a share of the will not be taking FSU lightly. of the season, their play has five goals and 10 assists while rendered seven. The Bulldogs against MU. "I've had a per- Mid-American Conference's "We've looked at the film of improved. Paul, a right wing, has netted have allowed six and BG has sonal vendetta for them (Mi- third-place slot. their game with Michigan and Perhaps most significant of seven goals with nine assists. scored four. ami) for a long time." Two wins over the Redskins they look better than their re- this year's FSU team is the fact Sophomore Gary Sweetnam The play of Bowling Green's Berardinelli has good rea- and Ball State. Saturday cord," York said. "They have a the club has three new coaches will lead the Bulldog defense as power-play should improve with son for her revenge-laced night's opponent in Anderson good coach and they do some with head coach John Perpich sophomore goalie Mike Rae- the return of left wing Iain Dun- words. Arena, would give the Fal- different things. With the new being the team's third head burn, the league's sixth-rated can. Duncan has missed the last BG and MU went to five cons a final MAC record of 11- coach, I really don't know what coacn in three years. A former stopper, will likely be between six games with a shoulder in- games last season in Ander- 5. CMU, now 11-4, must travel to do say about them until we NHL scout. Perpich has been the pipes. jury. Despite the injury, and son Arena before the to Western Michigan to face have played them." pleased with his team's play. York said the Falcons will having missed half BG's games, Redskins finally prevailed 15- the nationally-ranked Bron- While it's true most coaches "We've made progress. We've have several primary concerns. Duncan and Don Barber lead the 12 In the deciding game. The cos. WMU has won 74 consec- "The play of the Lowden team in penalties and Duncan is loss sent the Falcons into a utive MAC matches in a row. brothers, offensively, could be a one of six Falcons with a double- season-long tailspin which "The girls realize that with problem. Them and (sophomore figure scoring total. dropped their final mark to two wins they can climb back center) Rod Schluter are the He totaled six goals and six 12-14. into the third place position," Time is ones we have to key on," York assists in his first six games. Although the Falcons 1988 BG coach Denise Van De said. "Raebura played well To be successful this weekend, record of 22-8 overall tells of Walle said. "The team is running against us last year. Being at D See Hockey, page 5. marked improvement, this going to give it everything season's first meeting be- they'viey've got. I think it's great nKA IlKA nKA IMA riKA nKA nKA nKA PKA «■ tween BG and MU did little to that we're at home for the last out. support the Falcons current three matches." mark. Second in importance to a The Redskins smoked the win against MU is the hope of Applications are still available Congratulations Falcons in three games last O See Volleyball, page 5. in 405 Student Services Building to the for Peer Facilitator Positions in "University Success." 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Volleyball D Continued from page 4. Hockey Duncan, left wing Barber (18 a huge crowd in Anderson Arena. D Continued from page 4. points), defenseman Brian Mc- Due to Thanksgiving break, next Tuesday's final home match FSU will probably need to play Kee (16), and centers Nelson BG holiday hockey against Windsor should attract a sparse crowd. Berardinelli and its best hockey. Emerson (16) and Greg Parka senior Alaine Emens will be playing in their last three matches this (15) round out the bulk of the weekend and Berardinelli would like to go out with a little hoopla. "We have to eliminate mis- Falcon scoring threat. "It's real important anytime that a Dig match gets the crowd takes, especially defensive mis- ducats on sale early support," the 6-0 senior said. "It gives you added momentum and takes. BG is a potent team. If we An injury will force Falcon intensifies the mood of the team." make a mistake, it shows on the defenseman Kevin Dahl to the scoreboard," Perpich said. Because of next week's and no phone orders will be BG will have to pumped up in order to stop the 25-6 Redskins. sideline for the third time in Miami is second in the MAC with a 12-2 mark. Its only two losses "We've got some talented offen- seven weekends. This time an Thanksgiving holiday, there accepted. sive people, we have to capital- will be a change in the proce- Also, the Holiday Hockey have been to powerhouse WMU. injured shoulder, the last two dure for ticket sales and All- Pass will continue to be sold Much of the credit for MU's success must go to the Tepe sisters, ize on our opportunities." times a bruised kidney. Sports Pass exchanges for the at the Memorial Hall Ticket Kathy and Wendy. One or the other is in the top three in five MAC Friday, November 28 home Office and at the game on the statistical categories. Joining Duncan to help lead A shoulder injury will also hockey game against Michi- 28th. Discount priced at $15 Wendy is second in hitting percentage, first in kills per game, and the BG offensive surge will be flag Geoff Williams from the ninth in blocks per game. Her sister is third in hitting percentage, center Paul Ysebaert. The Ju- Ferris State series. Clark Pineo, gan State. for adults and $7.50 for although skating in practice, The All-Sports Pass ex- youths, the Pass provides third in kills per game, first in aces per game and second in blocks nior Corunna, Ontario native change will take place Mon- guaranteed admission to the per game. has scored 13 goals while adding will miss his fourth consecutive day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and November 28th game against Berardinelli said the Falcons have devised a scheme to try and 14 assists to trail the CCHA weekend due to a cartilage tear Tuesday from 1 p.m. to S Michigan State as well as the shut down the potent tandom. overall scoring leaders by only a in his rib cage. p.m., with the full comple- January 2-3 Lake Superior "We've practiced servingshort so we can get the ball to the sisters point. The Bulldogs report no inju- ment of exchange tickets series and January 9-10 Mi- first," Berardinelli said. "They will have to pass off to someone else In addition to Ysebaert and available. General admission ami series. so we will be trying to take them out of the play." tickets, which are normally not sold until the Wednesday The Ticket Office will be before a game, will go on sale open on Friday the 28th from starting 9 a.m. Monday. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. only. For There will be a limit of four more information call 372- Congratulations! tickets per person per day 2762. FALCON MARCHING OUTSTANDING STUDENT AFFAIRS BAND CONCERT SERVICE AWARDS FINALISTS! I September... I HAIR REPAIR Sunday, Nov. 23 -- 3:00 p.m. Cindy Price Greek Life I HAIRCUT iftt. LENHART BALLROOM -- UNION Cindy Swartzfager Residential Services I SPECIAL Mary Ellen Werner Residential Services I Admission - Adults $2 I (no All Students $1 October... I $6 shampoo) Dr. Ron Zweirlein Student Recreation Center I expires 11/28/86 Don Miller Student Activities Orientation I lO'JPf N MOST BE PRESENTED (REGULAR PRICE $10) TICKETS ON SALE AT Nan Homer Student Health Services TUES-FRI 9:30-7:00 352-2566 ANDERSON BOX OFFICE SAT 9:30-4:00 Yellow House behind Taco Bell OR AT DOOR ON SUNDAY You've shown that "you care" WHEN ALL YOU NEED IS THE PERFECT CUT about BGSU students! We're proud of you! —The Student Affairs Staff Kappa ' Kappa « Kappa ' Kappa ' Kappa » Kappa « Ka i^w»»a»wa»*wawl Give a hoot. Congratulations Don't pollute KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA VVWVSM Orientation Leaders BUILDING 35mm Color Prints and BETTER Slides from the Ellen Bittel Kristin Rumble same roll Suzy Burgman Kana Ryan BASKETBALL Searde hlmWorki has **8adapted Kodak'* profci uonal Motion Picrure Aim for uae in your )5mm camera. 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By A Bowling Green Alpha Phi Jim Larranaga's Construction Crew has already begun the task of rebuilding the proud Bowling Green Date Dash Basketball tradition. You can land a hand in the N&y. 15, 1986 reconstruction. The BGSU student body will be the Falcon's sixth man in the stands. Back the Falcons Thanks to all our now and... Dashing Dates. GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR! We had a Blast! HOME OPENER - DEC. I vs. HEIDELBURC 6pm' Hope you did too! ■ ir-.i ".-.'■ A4> A* A* At A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* HEY DELTA ZETA'S, We kicked up our heels at Western Wind-In. We celebrated the New Year at New Year's in November. RECYCLE GlASS»Oll«NEW$PAFMS Alum. Cans 22« / lb. urpriseJ!.GRAB-A-DATE! Sowllnf Qt—n JaycMt' MCYCUNO CINTII

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"RHONDA (WAV OKLAHOMA TRVWaER Typing and Word Prooaaahg Sarvtoa* and Sal tor Avon Chrwtmee Earn 35-50* $5 00 ThartagMng vacation wB be tough That So «s knasy your 21 si brthday. HERE'S A UTTLE POEM FOR YOU Raeumee Thaass and dataartajtone. A to Z Data- toe Cal 352-6408 CAMPUS * CITY EVENTS weekend wB be greet though aowhattl I HOPE IT WILL 00. I from Uhtmen s 362-5042 I LOVE YOU BO MUCH, HONEYIII Corvjreaulaeons on your Omegs Moo YOU CAME TO ME ON A SPIRITED NKXT TYPISTS S50O weekly et home1 Send SASE to Winter B*e Storege Pbaa Eating Contest victory' I REALLY THOUGH YOU WERE OUT OF ■o News mBBf tor vokm—n-wnm ma ALWAYS ANO FOREVER YOUMI Mr Yahaya, 1221 W Brookvtow. No 43. Can you say sated? $1490 ptwtogrsphws-evwy Sunday, 8 p.m., 210 OOOSE SIGHT Tdedo, OH 43616. Omega Moo Forever Parcels take Shop lAheat Hal. For further Information cm FROM THENCE WE BECAME DATES 352-8284 3722*03 IT WAS TRULY OUR FATES 1BM FALCON MARCHERS A I WE ARE CERTAINLY HAVING A BLAST The "WEATHERMAN" la coming to town' Lewie Renee, and Tracy, InssniurBl 3-pleyw MUIM |M 1 W) erttnae I HOPE IT WILL ALWAYS LAST. VUFPTS Party al flat Hut. Fit after hockey' I don't know what I would have done wBhout FOR SALE Hue Nov 24. by * 00 p m r^ IOBBKCWI. you el Ma weekend Thank* so much tor at LOVE. YOUR WILD STUD Wedneeday ntght Is Tequaa night On Tuesday. Nov 25m. Women lor Worn*. wa your love and aupportl Love.Chris Yuppi'a say. GO BLUE llsset In the UCF lounge tor ■ olanrxng end ALPHA CM OMEGA COtsOIWTULATES EVETTE HORTON. JAMIE ANtJREWS «• rixeeBng *J are weloomo. 7-9 p.m Cal Onantaaton Leaders DANA COLLINS ft s your Birthday ao we'd Bxe to sey YUPPTS wa be open MBug is! JlOOoftertakeel! Calweekdaya ANO KELLY McCOY-THANKS FOR ALL THE 372-2201 lor more ntommlon KELLY ANN DRAKE wa hope you have ona hal ol a day. for the Michigan OSU Gems after 5:00. 36341058 ALLISON HALEY HARD WORK. IT PAfO OFF AMD JALBREAK It s time to My a fond tarawel. 00 BLUE '76 Datoun B210, aulomaac trananisiekin. nava School ol HPER Saturday Recreation Prognsm MICHELLE KAUFHOLD WAS A SUCCESS AND AS EXPECTED-THE tor youth with DMBn BEST DATE PARTY OF THE YEAR. to those toenaged yews youV* loved so we*. good, $300 MCS AM FM Tuner. $80 Sana., SAUNORA KOSCtNSKI Don't get mad or sad or sneer Director Dotom A. Black LOVE, THE ALPHA Xa- "Student Loans- lurnleble, $40 Moving, mutt set 364-1244. TRT3H PASSANTE Come out with ua and have a low Beam. Saturday 18m 11 e.m--1 p.m Group 1 at Roc No co-signer no creoxt app LBA SCH00NOVER Look forward to Sat with Cwdkval Pull 1973 Chevy Nova Rune greet, body good, ex- C*nssr, Oroup ■ a! Hayee Gym USASHERRRJ. C*J Stan (814) 475-8800 cess* winter traneportatlon $450 cal Pat M aaelgnea students » attend Wal try tor a Falcon and al that good etulf LORRAINE SIEGWORTH nte oan-t watt tor ona of Via beet leas for me Have a Greet Bithdey 353-2706 v*e**or*ara welcome WAY TO OO. AXOIII ■Sfneaiei. we always look forward to having a Love ye, "The Gang'' 1973 VW Super Beess $950 to atari but beat great Brno with you Sea you Friday night otter 352-2143 Alpha Oats. -The PIH Pea PI Beta PIH. Kappa Kappa Gammai Although there waa a Ma confusion, and our WANTED ONLY THE FEW. THE LUCKY 1974 Porsche 914. 2.0 St*. 1 owner, good LOST & FOUND lea waa mm ail a weak, wal make I up by GROOVY RE CORDS W«X DISCOVER THE SECRET hsvmg twvee the fun Saturday night ccndBton $1900 or beet otter 362 4236 425 E WOOSTER (BEHaNO DAIRY MART) TTiAryriONS ARE MADE TO LASTI H*-LPI -The PN Pals MON SAT 11-8 MONMOUTH DUO IS COMING SOON' 1980 Champ Rune wee. aoad body, dean, 1 Female needed to suUeeee apt doa* to good rubber AM FM stereo radio $900 firm. I've >o*l ■ vary precious item' A descete gold campus! Cal now 3S2-0B44 354-7680. croaa a«i praying hands and a floating hewt ALPHA GAMMS Help Wanted Now taking applications tor poet- PI KAPPS 1 fenteje roommate tor Spring. Nice auaftnaml on a gold Cham Al I raaty war" la ma croaa THANK YOU FOR A MOST ENJOY ABLE TEA Bon si a high energy area raght dub. Fnervdty 77 HONDA ACCORD Featback New exhaust YOU GUYS ARE THE GREATEST! SORRY doa* to campus, own room. Only S100 a Lost somewhere between Harahman and Waal LAST FPJDAY NaaHT! WE RE LOOKINQ FOR- nature and out-going personelty a plus Umlled aye., .nestta, paint bb. AM-FM eterso ceee , st-. FOR THE MIX UP HOPE YOU HAD FUN month a gaa Cal 363 8911. aakfor turn Hal Ptoaaa help' Cal 172-41M If found WARD TO OUR NEXT TEA TOGETHER! positions a sashls tor ndivvjueis under 21. ANYWAY 6 apd . $1300 Cal attar 6 pm 352-0949 THE BETAS loat Back and whs*, tweed, wool coal Hexble schedule tor car cooeng. apply in par- LOVE YOUR DZ COACHES, 1 female to sublease apartment tor Soring Cen you bay Jeep*. Cera, 4»4's Sailed In Madkim length. Leal al Howards on Friday ion et Henry J's Fun Drmkery. Olenbyrne USA. LORY, ANO AMY ■Contact Uaa 354-8181. drug raids tar under 1100? Can tor teds to- Center, etler 8:00 p m deity night. Cal 352 9103 If you nave any mlo Alpha PN Data Dasher. s to sublease epertment wtlh 3 day. 002-B37-1401 aitSSts*. Reward" Wad axe to Bank our "daahtng" dates tor HEY DEE ZEEB,"' malaa tor Spring '87 $112.50 par month FOR SAIJi-MARANTZ STEREO sparing' a "frame" ol Brno to get "bowled" LOST: DORM KEY GET PSYCHED FOR TONIOHTII You are the beet roommate ever' Phone 353-3020 lor Oetaas EXCELLENT CONOfTION over by a "atrtking" Alpha Pin 1 love you with el my heart Kay oham « attached--*, is red witn white let- Love, The Ladles ol Alpha Phi 1 nMrnntaaa (m) to Bub toeee tor Spring Sam CALL 372-4078 tor* Phraae on key chain aays "Where dk) I put HEY DELTA ZETAS, $10O-mo ptua etoc. t phone Cal. 364-5306 my y.*;X* keyar Loat Wad afternoon Please GOT A DATE VETT For sate A baeuWul aeaortmant ol plants for eel 2 8393 Alpha Sigma Phla and Sigma Nua 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED TO YOU HAVE UNTB. 1:00! PUPPY: FREE to Good Home! every oMc* envvonment hsngtng. floor A table The weekend won't be hare soon enough so SUBLEASE HOUSE FOR SPRING SEMESTER Coae-Shepard mix. el shots get ready 10 dance the night away. LOW RENT. CLOSE TO CAMPUS CALL varieties tor artBtoaa sghtlng to fi* sun We 12 wka old Cal 352-4340 after 4 With the thraa of us together. I can only add up HEY! sUTTCHELDER 1ST ANO 2N0 HKVtSI 352-2778. delvor (ur»veralty and budget cost only | Pleeee RIDES calf Jan 372-7649 or Ground* Dept. to a tot of tun! YOU GUYS ARE THE GREATEST! 2 females to aubseeae apartment for Spring (I mat wanted to tot you know that) RE EN 372-7850 Randy Love, the Siaters of Pi Beta Phi Semeeter Cozy apt. does to campus LOVE YA'i AMY Ride desperately needed to Detroit THANKS FOR BEING SUCH A GREAT 353-1469 For Sale: Women* 28" Scorcher 10-apeed- Matropottan Airport Friday. November 21 I ROOMIE ANO FRIEND IT HAS BEEN A GREAT onty $26. (Buy Now For Spring') Womens' wfl pay for al gas Please ceJ Robm at SEMESTER ANO THE NEXT ONE WILL BE 2peoptotolubtoaaahaBda4paraonCampus First your teeth HOWDY 204 S. 557 EettSS Large StaO-um Coat-brand new. only worn 372 5816 EVEN BETTER CHEER UP BECAUSE NO Manor apartment, cal Greg 352-9560 after Then your nose HERE'S WISHsNG ALL OF YOU SOME once J25 Cal 353-2348 or 372-8354 LIZARDS ARE ALLOWED IN OUR ROOM 6:00 p.m. Whet's going to TURKEY CHEER. HAVE A FUN, HEALTHY, ■JOE NEEDED TO ALABAMA LOVE ALWAYS-AMY FOR SALE: 17"B»WTV WILL HELP DRIVE AND PAY FOR QAS Heppennext? AND RELAX-NO BREAK KELLY, KMBTK, Female roommate needed to lublaaaB apart- Good oondRBn. $20 or best offer Cal even- CAN LEAVE MONDAY NOV 24 Sure M' LAURSE ANO LESLIE! PEACE BE WITH AIL ment for Spring semester Ctoee t0 campus mgs. 353-0128 CALL JEMFER ASAP 353-OOeo OF USIII LOVE AND HUGS, VICE PRESIDENT Rag. Only $110 s month Cal Dab at 3540827. OF QOO^OO ITAUANO, LONE. "I can't believe you're herel" I haven't seen FUt»*TllFtE- MUST SELL: Sola. TV stand. Oof- Andy Seymour Hetpl I'm graduating' Need 1 female to share you tar ewhas but remember I'm anvaya thinking fee table, kitchen table -4 chat* Al si good Rale needed to Columbus on Tuesday Happy 22nd Birthday' It you need a ride home for TheyvksgMng or furnished 1 bedroom apartment spring ccodttlon Bed oiler Cal M-F after 5 pm heve one rasahli. cal Dlal-A-RKte 372-7522 of you. semeeter FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE! Cat November 25* I'l leave anytime and he*? wtlh Love. BMBBJ "I LOVE YOU" 3548160 gaa PLEASE CALL USA. 3 '2-4436' Roes 352-6741 Hramurat 3 pteyer hseintbel |M A Wl entries Unda I NEED CASH! DORM SIZE REFRIDGERATOR Ann Maria, I cant wait' Alter hartory, we're hi due Nov 24. by 4 00 pm In 108 Rec Center Hto Chic to ehare flat for Spring Semeeter FOR SALE BEST OFFER CALL 353-7603 •lory and gelling, reedy lor me date party The* Cheap rant, podakto membership, posh Cal Jeennie Made McCarthy SKI JACKSON HOLE WITH UAO SERVICES OFFERED Of our aftarhoura party Love Crasg 363-0228. Cigarette smokers need not apery MstiBc brown '77 Chrysler Cordoba. Vinyl top, YOU ARE THE BEST JAN. 1-11, '17 A-C. radio, cruise control, power steering, new BIG b'li BIG TReP INCLUDES: TRANSPORTATION, AC- Looking tor lameia to sign over lease for spring battery, good tkee. and paint, ntm wrecked, Al your typing neede AROUND COaaoOATIONS, PARTIES, CONCERT, LBT . Rent w wvy nsaaonaote • ndudng Attention AXO. Thanks tor a great warm up las! make otter. 888-3589 Prompt & Professional LUV FOREVER > A DAY TICKETS 1 and the pnvecyof your own room, ev raght Can't watt ts nan eamaatanLova the Orange BG Falcon Sweeter Clara 352-4017 NOW I2M (1100 DEPOSIT) aoalKalhyat 353-1571. PIKES ALSO AVAILABLE: Addt SOa Smel. $22 00 Pregnant? Concerns? Free pregnancy teat, ob- Need mete roommate to subtoaes nice, quiet 352-8662 Jeftrey's at the Inn •OH SKI RENTAL DISCOUNT, 10S ■pt Comer ol 3rd and MenvUe $120amonm lecrrve information. By appointment or wafc-m Now Open 4 p.m. dally CLOTHING PURCHASE DISCOUNT AT VK- 353-5409 or 372-8708. Cal now 354 HOPE Attention: Delta Zeta Coaches Including Sunday »NG SKI SHOP-TOLEDO. SKIN UP M UAO OF- Pcxneettaa tor sale Order now for Xms* Sandy. Amy. Cnm. Kan leON-SaMKaxta FEMALE tor Spring Sam Entoy your tavortte cockled FICE, IRD FLOOR UNION SKM UP M NOV. aaaaon Red. pa*, white and marbled Musi Thanks lor Oreaklas! Nice ptooa. Cal 354-8502. In our new lounge TO BE ELKMBLE TO WIN A GIFT CER- have your order si before Dec 7 Cal now. PERSONALS You girls are great! TVFICATE FROM SWsTMNCE. Greenhouse 372-7849-Jan or Ground* Dept. The Phi Pale Joe. Ona mate to aubtsaas room in houee near canv 372 7650-Randy I La* thought id say thanka lor a anal SUSAN CAGE pua. Cal 353-0976 Aak tor Todd. weekend Dowg your laundry wee my idea of an Happy 22nd Bvthday" United Artna ticket Detroit to Denver Leeves CHAD ARTHUR STUDENT LE0AL SERVICES "Hoyl-a, Hoyt-o, Hoyl-e ONE SMCKMG ROOMMATE NEEDED TO 12-20 retume 1-10. $270 price nago. 0*1 Cong/ah aeltona on your two goals ogemsl exciting dete' NEEDS A NEW LOO.OI Love. Chris Take me Home" SHARE VPTTM THREE OTHERS FOR SPRING 352-1960. VIC Beat ol Luck agamsl Feme Stale Score We're willing |0 You re vary specie! Suaan SEMESTER (SUBELET) CALL 353-421 7 one (or me, H'e my B-dayt St* your No 1 PS Are you honey? pay (100 tor the Love. Karen and Leeee fan!IDabbk> P. Seeking 1 lemele1 roommater 10 there epert- deekjn. Pteesa KM avent wRh 3 1 r Spring 1 submit the design KM FOR RENT $*40 a semesler or negotiable Cell to 924 In the Union CINDY GILLES THANKS! WE CAN DO IT aVMBIB. by December 2 at 4:00 Thai FPaENO couldn't forget thai big day HAP- Love. Jennifer • PY 21 ST BIRTHDAY' Hope your day e> ore.!' WE WILL DO rr Two tan-aae roofnttiaaaa naodad to lubleaai $240 each, pkje uflRkM. Own rooms For more CoHeen and Krista Sue Kappa Kapture BYX-MAS 1 mate needed to sublet apartment do** to LUV ROBIN Intcvrnallon. cal 353-3227 campus (behind Doxtora) For more Info cal Go to 50 Rodgers tonight What a aucoaaal Ttvanka to el who participated RENT A LOFT FOR SPRING SEMI tor your next due love. The Kappa Pledgee WANTEO MALE TO SUBLEASE APT FOR 352-2814 Grve yourself room to relax' Love, your Big Brothers SPRING SEMESTER. ONLY $500 RENT FOR Free pickup and delrery. KETTH EVEMSs! Thank You 1 mete needed to lublsaae room In house for ENTIRE SEMESTER MORE INFO 363-1880 optional assemory CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING ELECTED to Everyone who voted me to ACGFA Soring llflHllir Cal Dave al 352! 549 bet- For Into on how to regtater CONGRATULATIONS 1BB7 SAE PRESIDENT POOK'S IS PROUD OF ChnBtopniW HajWalCK ween 6 and 9 p.m. cal Loft Construe hon SPORT MANAGEMENT CLUB OFFICERS: YOUI APT FOR RENT SPRING SENS 352-3IM M-F. 9 5 Vice Preekterrt-CHRts BACH LOVE. BETH ANN TWaxCTAJ, WOULD UKE TO THANK OUR DZ Fmreehed 2 bedroom, 2 both Vary dean, good Secretary-RAM HUNT VOLLEYBALL COACHES FOR A GREAT HELP WANTEO mgmt. FREE HEAT Cal 353-0733 altar 6pm Treesurer-CHRIB FABER Kan Fecharda COACHING EFFORT DURING THE TOURNA- wfcdaya or anyBrne w**fc*nda Publicity Chek-ROB ROGERS Happy 22nd Btrthdayl MENT CANT WATT TBJ. NEXT YEARI • kr BSjtsetBBJ Roommate needed to Communique Edttor-SUSAN PATRICK *-'■ ' ■ ■ ■-■'■» i«*«.,-.™.w l,->--^ 1^ Love. Mtthele Student wanted tor temporary, part time From your new President. DIANA HUDSON THE CAMPUS DEPOT share houa* wan two gtrta $580 per semeeter teaching poalton Mayor tob leoponotxaty ■> DELTA TAU DELTA KITCHEN CREW SpecasUng In Greek dottwvj 1 ecceseoriee on E. Wooster very do** to campus. Cat PS Gat Peyched for e GREAT term!! etude, cortoucttng safety Da* pisssiilaauiM In CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING VOTED sweets, t-ahata. tumblers, picture tramee. 363-3628 atomentary and preechool daaarooma Poaeton NUMBER ONE KITCHEN ON CAMPUS You ere al the good things bookbags. statiorvery and morei Prices ere DESPERATE Specious 2 bedroom tumtehed !POBaANEK avaaable from Dae. 88-May 87: spproxlmetety ANOTHER NOTCH IN THE FLA0 that God put on this Earth LOWER than the other Greek atoraa si tie area apartment wtlh balcony. A asm 11 tor lucltsai HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEB!!! 8-10 hours par week Own traneportatlon re- KEEP MOLDING IT HMJHI You make me ao happy 4 we can have All orders ready ri lees then s Spring semeeter Ptoaa* cal 353-1588. Wfcsh I could gat you what you want! Too bad ha I Love You week. Check out our prices on sweets quired Pteaae sand resume, including isvaieni.ee * hours analahla to: Wood County FRATERNALLY, has to play tonight Don't kfl me. I am your Michael Regukv weight single lettering $18 75. double Itouaaa and apartment* do** 10 oampua for Hestth Dept . 541 W Wooster. Bowing Green. THE BROTHERS friend Love AJwaya. Sue lettering $20.50 Summer Semeeter 1987 end 196788 school Heavy weight -single lettering SIS 50. double OH 43402. EOE-EOP yew ! 267 3341 DEE ZEE ORAB-A-OATEII Mary Elan Wetdar. you wad woman you! Your lettering S22.50. aecret stater la watching out tor you. Keep up ADVERTISING SALES Large 1 bedroom turrashed apartment UttJbee with al that greet Gemma Phi aptnll Located In Toledo on the U T campus 3123 poaaton opening M The BG News hegkirxng Included Ctoaa to campus A downtown-- ATTENTION CINOY PRICE. D*tsSkjmePI Bancroft next to University Cleaners Mention Spring Semeeter Al ma|ors encoureged to epp- Congratuletee their new InMates available now. 362-8382; 352-5389: THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA M*e Head Pin, G Man this ad and receive 10* oft any purcheee ly tor vakaihla corrsraaetonad aasse experience 669-3255 WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR DrNe-lhnj at McDs a sore back, new zero 1 538 3008 Itaataicira. via* and personei Sophomoree A rumors pralarnsd. Contact ArB Andrews*'Don Bnhkmann TIME e»BNT THIS SEMESTER vieebBty. Waft Uke an Egyptian, Gary, dk) you chacka accepted Advertising Manager. 214 Waat Man. Need female to ahara houa* Need maH to BB Mlnreck- •Barb Posaltal CONCERNING DELTA TAUI WE REALLY ask Pete to open with San Jadnto? Look out for 372 2606 Appscetfon rWadfeie: Jim., Nov ehare *uieTas:ll Four month lease tor 2nd Came BooarT-Metl Smith semeeter Cal 352-7385 ENJOY WORKING WITH YOUI that low flying Petal I can't beaeve the audience The SB-aers of PI Bete Pi» would axe 10 wtah 26, Spjn. YOU'RE THE GREATEST!! 1 areas Savers • • Tammy WHtman rlropped Gab-ell Remember Steven Bko, hie everyone a vary Happy ThankagMngl 1 tast*., I Studio THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU Suaan Lay* * Margaret Taranhno Arxpscetions Accepted Between 7 am~2 srxrtt Ivee on forever Do you axe anmal songa? mant on North Main, downtown. Call Renee Votrenv 'Uaa Paul I dWn I know Mercy Street was about Anne Sex- prntStor Caarvjer PoeaKn Barney s South. 998 That* On voseyta* Coechee" 353-3004 Ryan Slewert- • Karm Fabum ton and Fatnty Snapanot waa about an SI Mlchele Martaa*-Lease Sttafer Rk and Stoop aaaaaam HP. you mede the drive home Camp counselors end program staff tor Camp TIRED OF CAMPUS? Mant Strowar* -Machete Clary We hed s great time u*earablel $4 00 lor parking, are you crazyl Courageous, a leaMenfaa1 summer camp for 3 people needed to subieese a 3 person apart- lort MJday* *Ertc Ertckaon and you two are tetrtftc. Gery you srrvri Ike petrol No sell control Whel people wlh mental IBSB las-ton, located new ment for Spring semester Free cable, pool. THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA Low. the KO Voaaybal team a way to apand a Tuesday raght. we have to do Toledo. OH To apply: contact the Camp Direc- greet tocaBon. 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Sharon MM* sophomore business ma junior math educa- HoNy Norn's sophomore dietetics fob Clark senior advertising ma |or from Hlcksvllle: "Ice cream, tion ma|or from Flndlay: "Pizza, the major from Ashaland: "Gumml bean, (or from Pauldlng: "The delicious ma- cheese and crackers, and cookies. cheapest kind." frttos. Anything I can find." caroni and cheese from the I'm a cookie monster." Harshman cafeteria." 'Vegans' chow on Family, football, food: veggies, protein tofu the ail-American day

usable than animal protein. by Jim Azelvandre by David Skorupskl Some plants, when eaten In the Friday reporter Friday reporter some meal, will match or exceed the amlno acid strenghts of animal pro- In a mattar of days, the campus will be virtually empty as students return Ahhh, Thanksgiving, time for pump- tein. home to celebrate me greatest of American holidays, the holiday In which kin pie, cranberries, a heaping por- For example, eating wheat and food Is the essential Ingredient: Thanksgiving. tion of hot vegetables and a beans together can Increase the us- Jack Nachbar of the Popular Culture department describes Thanksgiving as generous helping of tofu. able amount of protein In the body by an "American harvest festival celebrating America's abundance." Tofu? Sure, If you're a vegetarian. about 33% more than if they were Over the years, this simple celebration has evolved amazingly from a small According to Peg Smoltz, writer of eaten sepercrtety. gathering of pllgrlm-types to a nationwide smorgasbord of relaxation, enter- Vegetarianism ...In a nutshell, there tainment and more food than we really need to eat. are three types of vegetarians: There Smeltz has some general notes for Nachbar said three factors are considered essential by most Americans on are "vegans" — who do not eat any vegetarians ond those who wont to Thanksgiving. animal products (with some extremists eat less meat: eggs are the second 1) The Football Game, an all-American sport tor an all-Amerlcon day. Next to who will not use animals products, most perfect protein source for hu- the Super Bowl, the Thanksgiving Day game Is the most-watched pro football such as leather and wool) and get mans and dairy products ore high game of the season. What better way to spend a day based on and devoted to their nutrition from plants and vitamin qualify protein sources."Addlng these obundonce and American capitalism than to watch 22 grown men run around B-12 supplements; "Locto-ovo" vege- to your vegetable dishes gives you a field, attempting to gain control of a small leather ball? For three hours this tarians, who avoid meat but who will extra Insurance for protein balance." goes on, and these men make more money In that short time span than most consume milk flocto), dairy products Lisa Warren and Penny Brant, both Americans will ever see In a lifetime. and eggs (ovo); and those who do not graduate dietetics students at The 2) The Gathering ol Family and Friends. Now, Christmas Is the holiday when eat red meats, but will eat chicken Well, say campus cafeterias provide all your close family members gather together and have a good time. ond fish, a good selection of possible meals Thanksgiving seems to have the distinction of being the holiday In which People become vegetarians for through their salad baa non-meat stronger* walk Into your house, stt at your table and eat your food. Then you ore reasons ranging from spiritual to eco- based soups, ond the "normal" ovall- Informed that they are your relatives. nomic. Whatever reason they do It, ablllty of hot vegetable dishes. There Is something about the basic meaning of Thanksgiving that makes vegetarians have to have a thorough Also recommended Is the Bowl n' Americans feel they must spend It with people they haven't seen since they knowledge of nutrition to maintain Greenery, which features on "all- were three years old. They (the relatives) usually find It Incredibly humorous good hearth. you-con-eat" salad bar. when you don't remember them. "You don't remember? Oh, we were here In Meats are a makx source of pro- Cindy Pierce, a vegetarian and 1970. You were so cute." tein, containing the eight essential disc (ockey for a Toledo radio station 3) The Meal. The most Important part of the Thanksgiving tradition. Ah yes, omino acids (which the human body sold: "Most fast-food places don't get that familiar scent of turkey (an American bird, mind you) basting In the oven. cannot produce) In the proper enough orders for fish sandwiches The stuffing, cranberry sauce and sweet potatoes watting on the dining room amounts. ond such to keep around, so the Vegetarians get protein from vege- waiting con be hell If you're In a Good ol' Mom's slaving away In the hot kitchen while the men of the house tables, but In differing amounts and hurry." relax In the next room, watching television and talking among themselves. patterns. And Tofu? Ifs a meat substitute Anyway, the turkey Is finally done. Dad comes In, cuts It up and takes all the Even though plants contain the made of soybean curd that Is mostly credit, ond the meal begins. With this overabundance of food available, It's no eight omino acids that the human used In stir fries, but flexible enough surprise that many Americans have managed to elevate the practice of eating body needs, they have different that It can be mixed into most any- oneself Into m oemo to o tine art. uifttsum • omino odd patterns that ore tees thing. Friday/November 21,1986 3 On your own: off-campus eating able to buy what you want to eat, and relations major, disagrees with the trio popcorn." by Cindy Socha not have to choose from the few Items and believes she ate better when she What do these students do to get Friday reporter the cafeteria offers at each meal," lived on campus. "Accessibility Is me out of the rut of eating the same Rein stated. biggest asset of cafeteria food. You things? Armstrong and Rein have When students make the decision Armstrong agreed. "You're able to have all of these well-balanced what they call "fun food shopping". to move otf campus, their main con- make what you want. Plus everything meals already prepared for you." Armstrong explained. "We go out and cern deals with the dilemma ol hav- In the cafeteria Is deep-fried and now The drawback to not having these buy something we don't usually put In ing to cook their own meals. But once that I live off campus, I can broil well-balanced meals already made the weekly food budget, like steaks or this big decision to move Into on things to stay away from all those Is that when she Is In a hurry, Peacock something; we splurge." apartment Is made, an even bigger greasy foods." turns to fast foods. "I eat out usually Wallace hod a chef, who was a question usually follows: Will I be able Besides eating better, many stu- three to four times a week because It's friend of his roommate's, stay for the to survive on macaroni and cheese dents feel it is also more economical quicker," she said. weekend at his apartment. "He seven days a week? to eat off-campus. Jeff Wallace, junior Of course, all off-campus students taught us how to make a couple of A tew off-campus University students accounting major, emphasized this have a certain food Item they seem to different things, which gave us a little have proven that this question is not point. "You can buy large quantities consume all of the time, and the more variety," he said. necessary. More Importantly, they of foods that you like for cheap. Plus, students Interviewed were no excep- have tound that yes, there Is lite alter anything you have left over can be tion. "Chicken patties, definitely When asked what she does to cafeteria food. froien. saving you even more chicken patties." Armstrong said. break the lood monotony, Peacock Karen Armstrong, lunlor elementary money." he said. "They're fast and easy to moke." replied, "I go out. Because of our education ma|or, and Karen Rein, "In order to really save on campus, Macaroni and cheese was also high kitchen set-up. we can't cook a lot of lunlor accounting motor, roommates you have to get a good deal on on the list, and Krlstl Schmucker. Pea- different things; so I just go out." and residents In Field Manor, both coupon books, which Is rare to find," cock's roommate, even remarked, Wallace also goes out to eat a lot. think they eat better now that they live Wallace also added. "Look In our cupboards and all you'll "At least two or three times a week, to off-campus. "It's so much better to be Gretchen Peacock, senior public find is macaroni and cheese and break the pattern," he stated.

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place unsatisfied with his occupation. by Rochelle Crowe He called his college buddy after Friday reportet remembering the lucrative Idea they had joked about so long ago. The catchy title ol the unique res- The two friends decided to take the taurant, Mr. Spot's, Is almost as Inter- risk with the reassurance that If the esting as the story behind It. Jim Kelly business did foil, they would only be and his partner, Jim Garvonl, both 24, and could start over. With per- University graduates, have, In an ex- sonal assets and some help from tremely short period ot time, devel- Kelly's lather, talented In carpentry, oped a simple idea into a successful they made Mr. Spot's a reality lor one franchise. sixth less than competitors In the same Their specialties, ranging from business. chicken wings to Phlladelphlan Kelly Is pleased with the risk he has cheese steak sandwiches, caught on taken and now enjoys his occupation. quickly since their opening on Feb. With Mr. Spot's he is Involved with 17,1986. A second Mr. Spot's began a advertising, sales, people and with week ago near the University of Michi- being his own boss. He appreciated gan In Ann Arbor, while a third Is In making his own mistakes and his own the planning stages. It is expected to gains In a relaxed environment. Kelly open In June and will be located Is the man who never wears a suit and near Michigan State University cam- enjoys every minute ol It. pus In East Lansing. A tew problems hove arisen, The teamwork ol Kelly and Garvonl though. Many Bowling Green resi- began during their college days. Both dents have had difficulty accepting men played on the lacrosse team him as a serious businessman cater- and eventually became roommates. ing not only to University students, but Kelly was forced to hear endless com- the public In general. To show his plaints relating to the lock ol good concern lor the public, Kelly has food and culture from his Phlladel- become Involved with the city Itself by phlan friend. sponsoring hockey, bowling and One night they lokingly created an Softball teams. More people are be- Imaginary restaurant to adopt this ginning to appreciate his Intentions of missing culture and desirable food to creating a unique restaurant for ev- our lair city. Of course, this business eryone, but there are still others to would need a suitable title, and their convince. cat, named Spot, provided this. So, Another obstacle to overcome Is Mr. Spot's it was. Little did they know persuading people to actually try Mr. their humorous, Inventive dream Spot's Kelly now understands what he would actually come true. heard his University professors say so After specializing In both sales and many times in the past. "The most advertising. Kelly graduated and be- difficult aspect of business Is to con- come a salesman. For eight months vince the consumer to try the prod- he continued driving from place to uct."

Howard's club H WHU^nEt-PHIA STYLE STEAK SANDWICHES Wishes to thank all those who KICK SOME BUTT CONE ICERS! participated in and donated to this year's Spot's Picks College: Temple State Pro: Cleveland Multiple Sclerosis Ugly Bartender Contest Due to your support and donations, we 500 off f 50C off finished first in our division again. Spot's Special Double Steak & Thank You! Italian Hoagie i Cheese Sandwich Expires 12/5/86 * Expires 12/5/86 No Cover I — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • — • Friday/November 21,19M 8 Oriental cuisine provides change hour. Tarn said the second week of the by Pam Furneaux month Is usually the busiest, but It Friday reporter depends on the weather. Holidays are slow, too. Ever get sick ol ordering out lor The Phoenix Palace has a delivery pizza or Juit crave an egg roll and not service which Is not listed In the know where to go to get authentic phone book. Once the new phone Oriental food? Well, there are two book comes out, Tarn hopes use of the Oriental restaurants serving Bowling delivery service will Increase. Green. The older of the two restaurants, the The newest of the two, the Phoenix Polynesian Village, located at 134 Palace, located at 183 South Main St.. West Wooster St., has been serving has been In Bowling Green for three Bowling Green for "ages," according years. The past three years have been to the manager. The Polynesian Vil- profitable because, according to lage serves both Polynesian and manager Andrew lam, fifty percent of Chinese food. Mongoloid Beef Is a the business comes from students. popular menu Item but fried rice Is the number one choice of students The Phoenix Palace specializes In who have eaten at the restaurant, the Hong Kong cooking. A student favor- manager said. ite is the Special Combo, which In- Polynesian Village otlers a com- cludes pepper steak, chicken fried plete carry-out and a delivery service rice and an egg roll, according to which Is used regularly by students on Tarn. and off campus, she said. Many of the The busiest days are, of course, customers who dine In the restaurant Friday photo by Ml OoWsmtrh Friday and Saturday at the dinner are also students. Andrew Tarn, of the Phoenix Palace, gets ready to prepare a meal. u

Opryland Is looking for the best young musical talent in the country and to find it we're holding auditions in some 26 MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL cities, coast to COOS. Bar our 1987 season we'll produce a dozen different live musical shows, highlighting America's favorite music. Vtfc'll be casting over 400 positions, so if you've got the talent, we have a place for yon at Opryland! * FREE ADMISSION with Herels what we need: valid College I.D. * Singers: Prepare three selections and bring sheet music in the pn>per key * Two wide screen T.V.'s Dancers: Prepare a routine of approximately one minute. Instrumentalists: W? need piano/conductors, rhythm sec- * 19 and Over tion, brass, woodwind, and string players. Most will be asked to sight-read first. Stage Managers: Interviews will be conducted at the audi- tion sites. Technicians: bring a typed resume to one of the audition sites. ooo A Q-IL G'enbyrne Center A piano accompanist, cassette player and record player will be OOZ-10 /O (Corner of Byrne ft Glendale) provided. No appointment is necessary

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