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BRIEFLY Gubernatorial debate heats race Campus DAYTON, O. (AP) — George December to a pro-choice stance. changed his stand on abortion. contributions from employees. More than just stocks: Voinovich and Anthony Celebre- "I believe that women in the He said he looked "long and Voinovich asked Celebrezze For a mere $49.95, stu- zze Jr. faced off Wednesday night state of Ohio are capable of mak- hard" and decided that govern- what he has done to create lobs in dents interested in the stock in the first of three gubernatorial ing their own decision and that ment "should not dictate that de- Ohio "except on the payroll of the market can win cash prizes debates, defining their differ- they don't need a bunch of politi- cision." attorney general." ranging from $1,000-125,000. ences over abortion while pledg- cians making that decision for He said he has focused some of Voinovich said his office has Sponsored by AT&T, the ing not to immediately raise them," Celebrezze said. his television commercials on the generated revenue for Ohio by AT&T Collegiate Invest- taxes in the face of a projected Voinovich said it is time for abortion issue because he was collecting $450 million in delin- ment Challenge allows col- state budget deficit. change after eight years of an "sick and tired of my opponent quent taxes. lege students the opportuni- In his opening statement in the administration under Democrat- trying to make it a character ty to trade stocks — worth one-hour televised debate, De- ic Gov. Richard Celeste. Voinovich Celebrezze flaw/' Celebrezze reiterated his pro- $500,000 — in a mock stock mocrat Celebrezze pointed to Re- "It really grieves me that we Voinovich was asked what he choice position and said although market game over a four publican Voinovich, saying the are a no-growth state," Voinovich taxes," he said. considered to be Celebrezze's he was personally opposed to month period, campus rep- Former Cleveland mayor allowed said. He said "state government "Working harder and smarter" biggest failure as attorney gen- abortion, he has defender', state resentative Brian Barby the city schools to "deteriorate" is broke, and we're going to fix is what Ohio needs, Voinovich eral. laws as attorney general that he said. while mayor of the city for 10 it." said. He said he would go after He said Celebrezze displayed did not personally believe in. Barby added the top 25 years. Celebrezze said no tax increase people behind in child support "a lack of leadership and aggres- each month will win a varie- Celebrezze also mentioned the would be needed during the first payments and better manage siveness" by not pursuing in- Voinovich countered that Cele- ty of prizes including abortion issue, one of the main half of a Celebrezze administra- Medicaid to cut down on its cost. vestigations of corruption during brezze changed his position for T-shirts and tennis shoes differences between the candi- tion. Voinovich said both pro-choice the Celeste administration. political reasons. and the top 10 at the end will dates. Voinovich opposes abor- "I believe we can run this state and anti-abortion Ohioans favor "George you are truly a hypo- "My feeling is that his change win the cash prizes. To reg- tion in most cases, while Celebre- for a period of two years without him. crite," Celebrezze said, adding was one of pure, raw political ister, call toll free 1-800- zze changed his public position in even thinking about raising Celebrezze was asked why he Voinovich solicited campaign partisanship,"'Voinovich "■ said. 545-1990. Deadline to regis- ter is Oct. 27, and the game is open to all majors. For more information, Beer kegs call Brian Barby at 354-6685. suppressed Group participation encouraged: Student groups on campus who might not otherwise be as evidence recognized have the chance : Municipal Court Judge James to do so Saturday, Oct. 20, Bachman ruled Tuesday to sup- during Student Apprecia- press two kegs of beer as evi- tion Day. dence in the case of two Universi- Groups are encouraged to ty students charged with furnish- come to the game and bring ing alcohol to minors during the their group banners to dis- ' weekend of the East Merry and play at Doyt L. Perry Field. Frazee Avenue block parties. ' 'If groups don't have a The court concluded that Todd banner, they can create one Fox and Jon Hennemyre, 856 for the occasion," Phil Frazee Ave., Apt. 36, had a Goldstein, assistant athletic reasonable expectation to priv- director, said. "Group acy at their apartment during a names will also be recog- party they were giving Sept. 8. nized on the electronic mes- Fox and Hennemyre, both of sage board during the foot- the legal drinking age, testified ball game. they had their doors shut and A Greek tailgate party shades drawn while asking unin- will take place before the vited guests to leave their party. football game, and all stu- Charges against the men would dents are encouraged to probably be dropped since the come, Goldstein said. evidence was supressed, City "This day is not just for Prosecutor Martin Smith said. Greek organizations, Fox and Hennemyre declined but for all organizations comment Wednesday afternoon. recognized by the office of However, Bachman ruled student activities," he add- against the motion to suppress a ed. keg of beer as evidence in the case of four other University stu- dents. Music of India coming: Bachman ruled that the men Multi-cultural music will had given up their reasonable ex- be brought to the Universi- pectation of privacy to their ty, thanks to the Ethnic apartment before the police en- Studies Association. On tered. Thursday, Oct. 25, Music of Residents of 516 E. Merry Ave., Spheses, featuring music of Apt. 20, Gregory Westrick, Mat- India, will perform at 8 p.m. thew Michael, David Rice and at United Christian Fellow- Let There Be Light ■O News/Mark Deckard Scott Campbell were cited Sept. 7 ship, 313 Thurstin Ave. The with disorderly conduct charges. concert is free and will fea- Brad Cheesvlg replaces a part on one of the light rigs which will Musco Lighting, a firm based In Oskaloosa, Iowa. Musco provides After the motion hearing Oct. 9, ture Tim and Vicki Rich- light Saturday night's football game. The lighting Is provided by lighting for about fifteen games a year according to Cheesvlg. ards performing on the ta- U See Cases, page 5. bla and violin. In addition, the African- American Drummers En- semble will perform. The group will include the Uni- Campus child care studied Worried BG mom versity's Philip Royster, ethnic studies professor. "The question is how to pay for it, not whether An events facilitator for by Jennifer Taday staff writer it's possible," Olscamp said. "Other universities forms new group the Ethnic Studies Associa- have implemented similar programs." tion said the concert is "a The Ohio State University developed a child care allowed her to air her concerns celebration of Afro- The feasibility of a University child care pro- facility and also used a ''creative" means of fi- by J.J. Thompson American ethnicity." staff writer and learn more about the her gram now is being studied thanks to a joint effort nancing, he said. son's situation. between Faculty Senate and University President Their center was built by the Mariott Hotel Inc., "When you have somebody Paul Olscamp. who utilized the fees from users of the center to She has received three letters over there, you want to learn eve- Weather Faculty Senate Chairperson Harold Lunde said pay for part of the costs, he said. in six weeks from her son in Saudi rything you can about it." the Senate Executive Committee approved the "Therefore OSU didn't have to come up with the Arabia —letters which state only During the meeting, group creation of two ad hoc committees to study the im- principle costs," Olscamp said. "Also, since the that he is living in a parking ga- members were able to observe Rain and wind: plementation of a child care program last week. facility was built on OSU's land, the developer rage inhabited with spiders so the different experiences of each Today, windy with The University Advisory Committee on Child didn't have to buy any land." large they eat rats. soldier overseas as members periods of rain. Turning Care consists of administrative and faculty repre- The ad hoc committees will examine this idea as Jean Ladd's son, a 1986 Univer- read their letters. colder sentation, as well as student and city representa- well as other possibilities, he said. sity graduate, has been in Saudi "It was interesting to see," with tem- tives, he said. Since the Ohio Board of Regents only contributes Arabia since early September. member Carol Jackson said. peratures "The advisory committee will be the main plan- funds for academic facilities, instructional activi- Her concerns about his welfare "[They] all had different view- falling ners and implementers in this program," Lunde ties will have to occur in the child care center, he and the need to share them with points on what they were exper- into the said. "However, the second committee will devise said. others in a similar situation iencing — one thinks the weather upper 40s the actual plan." One goal of the committee is to have the center prompted Ladd to begin a support is bad, while the other tolerates by after- The Ad Hoc Child Care Planning Committee is provide service programs for students and faculty Ofor city and University res- it" noon. responsible for determining the location and de- — which would broaden the program, Lunde said. who have loved ones in the In addition, concerns were ex- Chance of sign of the building, he said. The center would offer educational and research Middle East. pressed about the food, climate rain 80 "It appears a new building will have to be con- opportunities, such as instructional laboratories, Ladd, a Bowling Green resi- and overall treatment of soldiers percent. structed for the child care center,'' Lunde said. he said. dent, decided it was a good idea in the Persian Gulf. - Tonight University Treasurer Gaylyn Finn is serving as "We can be unique this way [than] from a Kin- after she noticed other groups in Sendee Standriff, Victim Advo- variable cloudiness and cold chairperson for the smaller working committee, dercare," Lunde said. "The center will serve the the area forming. cacy program coordinator at the with a chance of rain, possi- which reports to the larger advisory committee. needs of babysitting, but also will be used as a The last meeting was Sunday, Link, said support groups are a bly mixed with snow. Low in Lester Barber, Olscamp's executive assistant, laboratory for teacher training and research op- and Ladd said the session went good idea and they often are not the mid 30s. Chance ofpre- said the president established an administrative portunities for students and faculty." well. used enough. cipitation 40 percent. Fri- committee two weeks ago and then Faculty Senate Before implementation can occur, reports from "I think (people] try to rely on day, partly cloudy and cool. formed their working committee — the two groups the advisory committee must be submitted to the "We had a good visit," she said. friends," she said. ''They need High 45 to 50. were then combined. senate and Olscamp no later than March 11,1991. "I thought they felt better [after others with similar experiences compiled from local and Olscamp said a need for a University child care In addition, the planning committee must sub- the meeting]." who can identify with [them]." wire reports facility exists, but there is a question of whether mit the proposed plan to the advisory committee Member Carol Jackson said the the cost can be financed. and Olscamp by March 1,1991. support group was useful since it O See Ofoups, page 6.

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could be construed as evidence for disorderly conduct We suspect the city didn't have much evidence of the and they didn't think the police had a right to enter new charges in the first place. We also wonder if the o- their apartment in the first place, so they took it to riginal charge would have stood up to Judge Bach- Student rights court. man's eye. But more than a month after East Merry, Smith Just this week Bachman disallowed kegs being used pulled another charge out of his pocket to bully stu- as evidence against Frazee Avenue residents who kept bullied by city dents into dropping the case instead of fighting for their doors closed. The East Merry students insist their constitutional rights. their door was closed as well, per their landlord and a Smack a guy in the face when he's sleeping, and he Smith says police got "writer's cramp" while issu- police officer's advice. will wake up grumpy. Do it again, and he proba- ing more than 100 citations on the East Merry-Frazee Of course, now we will never know. bly will retaliate. weekend and did not have time to issue them all dur- Again, the city has hit students below the belt, and it ing the party. The Student Rights Action Committee, Undergrad- just doesn't look like they want to help bridge the rift well sure their hands were sore — East Merry uate Student Government and Faculty Senate have all between permanent residents and student residents weekend had trees shivering in fear as our friends called for a Citizen's Review Board to eye police ac- now growing in Bowling Green. from West Wooster Street went through ticketbook tions. Most large cities have these boards, and Tole- Last week in Municipal Court, four East Merry resi- after ticketbook on their spree of arrests. doans are pushing for one now. dents contesting their arrests on Sept. 7 were warned But after a month you would think these officers Bowling Green is slowly on its way. City council has (read: "threatened") by City Prosecutor Martin would have recovered from their ailment. referred the incidents to one of their committees and Smith that if they testified, he would add a charge of The extra charges were an obvious ploy by Smith to Mayor Ed Miller has restructured the City University serving alcohol to minors. convince these students that fighting the system was Relations Committee in an attempt to make the group The roommates were fighting East Merry disorder- hopeless — a ploy which, to our knowledge.is a judicial more effective. ly conduct violations. Bowling Green police entered rarity. If Bowling Green police want to be treated with the their apartment without a warrant and took their kegs So the students paid their $75 fines rather than risk respect of big-city police, they should accept such a as evidence. more serious citations. To them, it must have ap- board. It would be one step toward breaking down the The students couldn't figure out what conduct the peared that the system couldn't — or wouldn't — treat destructive "townie versus student" mentality which police were talking about.Tney didn't see how keg beer them fairly. reigns today. Alcohol abuse tV /aw can be helped "It cost me my virginity, drinking. How often can ex- something I had held onto for cuses be made for behaviors, 19 years until Seagrams especially when we see a per- helped me give it up. That son's behavior is negatively was three weeks ago. I can't affecting some part of their even face alcohol now." life or ours? "Blackouts are a scary You see the signs of prob- thing, and it's even scarier lem drinking everday. The waking up next to someone at "life of the party" who can 4:30 a.m. and not remember- drink everyone under the ing what happened the last table is really showing a three hours of the night be- tolerance to the drug. And fore you became conscious those blackouts that are so again." commonly laughed about the "I am a recovering alcoho- day after drinking also reflect lic and grateful to be one." a warning sign. Continued use in the face of obvious conse- quences is still another red flag that is raised when a pos- sible problem may be pres- WELLSPOKEN ent. It seems that many of us are willing to ignore the evi- By dence of alcohol's consequen- tial effects. In the 1969 Alco- The Wellness Network hol Survey, 63 percent of the students surveyed reported they have experienced a blackout after drinking. In "Alcohol caused a car acci- the same survey, 58 percent dent that broke my neck. I of the students reported re- will never be the same. Think lationship conflicts with Elvis movies vehicle for escapism before you drink and don't friends. Although 41 percent drive." have tried to reduce their al- "Oh no, you didn't, didyou?" However, owing to my room- mer Lovers" before they'll get the '40s, '50s, '60s, and 70s, and These quotes came from cohol use in the past year, 91 Yeah, I did. What's wrong? mates' utter dislike of Elvis, I some artsy Ingmar Bergman of adult softcore B-movies, like anonymous University stu- percent don't think they have "What's wrong? I sent you only try to rent these classics flick. In fact, a lot of video "Jailbait Babysitters." It's a dents during Alcohol Aware- a problem with drinking. In- out to get some decent fhcks on weekends when they're stores have whole racks de- great movie even sober. There ness Week 1989. These re- terestingly enough, 66 per- for tonight, and look what you gone. voted to sleazy movies. are some sequels out, but my sponses indicate that the cent believe one of their rentedr But what's wrong with tacky For example, the video store video store hasn't gotten them misuse and abuse of alcohol friends has a problem with What's the problem ? I rented movies? I'm sorry, but I loathe I usually frequent has a wire yet. can affect us in very different alcohol. some good ones Iike"She's tear-jerker movies and old- rack with some really interest- I'm sure my roommates re- ways. You don't have to have Having A Baby "and "Blazing fashioned romances. If I want ing tacky movies. In one fine ally wonder about my movie a drinking problem to have a Each of us can be affected Saddles." I take it you wanted weekend, I rented three great, taste. Sometimes I do too, but problem with drinking. by the use and abuse of alco- me to rent something like though not cinematically the overlapping theme to my People use alcohol for var- hol, whether we drink or not. "Teenage Amazon Nymphs excellent, movies. movie choices is escapism. I ious reasons. Some say they It is important for each of us Behind Bars?" The first was "Surf II." By really like movies I don't have use it to relax, socialize, be to examine the role alcohol "No, I don't have any prob- Tongue in and large, this movie is awe- to think about. And no movie more comfortable talking to plays In our lives. If your lems withyourchoices, except some. It's the first, second choice tops Elvis movies. people of the opposite sex. drinking or someone else's is for one. What in the hell pos- (note the title). and last part of I think I don't have really Many of the student drinkers affecting you, there are peo- sessed you to rent Elvis Pres- Cheek a trilogy. It features bad act- unusual taste; I think a lot of at the University indicate ple to talk to and places to go ley 's ' 'Blue Ha waii ? " ing, overacting, and no acting, people at this University like they simply "drink to get right here on campus. Call What, don't you like Elvis ? by but no one seems to mind. Very tacky movies. After all, if they drunk." In this light, many the Prevention Center, 310 That's an example of a pret- little plot to get in the way. didn t, then why do the video times alcohol is used as an Student Services, 3^2130. ty typical conversation be- Chris The second movie wasn't so stores in town have sizeable excuse to do certain things — tween myself and one of my hot, but it had an interesting selections of cheesy flicks? things you might not normal- Wellspoken is written by roommates whenever I get Dawson concept. It was called "Jet However, far too many people ly do if you had not been the BGSU Wellness Network. sent out to get some movies Tor Benny" and was a combined are still hiding their tacky the night. I somehow always to cry, I'll rent "Old Yeller" or spoof of "Star Wars" and "The movie fetish, renting them only manage to get something real- "Brian's Song." They always Jack Benny Show." It's very when roommates are gone, etc. ly tacky. made me cry when I was a low budget, but the lead actor I say let it out! Tell the world This is probably why I little kid. does a great impersonation of you watch really cheap and The BG News usually don't get sent out to I'd rather go rent "Hardbo- Jack. Probably would've been tasteless movies! Then duck. - An Independent Student Voice - rent movies alone, anymore. dies." thank you. better had I been really drunk. Okay, I admit it. I like Elvis I don't think I'm alone in The third movie was by far Chris Dawson is a columnist Editorial Board Presley movies. "Blue Hawai- this. I know far too many peo- the best. "Sleazemania." Even for the BG News, as well as one i" is his best, followed by that ele who will run to get movies the title sounds good. It's a of the best history majors this Barbara A. Weadock sleeper, "Clambake." ke "9 1/2 Weeks" or "Sum- compilation of film trailers of University has ever seen. editor James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie managing editor assistant managing editor John Kohlatrand dry editor Jill Novak Christian Thompson 5:15 by J.A.Holmgren news editor news editor Wynne Everett Lynn M. Gagel editorial editor assistant editorial editor

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Bowing Oreen Slats Unwetaay Bowing Oreen. OMo 4J»03-027« a 00 era to 6:00 p.m. BG News offers thoughtful commentary Monday avouoh Friday Boycott Phillip Morris Farrakhan speaks truth "As Phillip Morris [Com- In trying to wipe out "obscene" gle for freedom. panies, Inc. ] grows ever larger so art, he is wiping out the equality Phillip Morris' commitment to I am sorry. I am sorry because "Martin Luther King was its effects, materialism and its ef- does its commitment to equal- of free expression and the idea equality is hypocritical. It is gar- I can not print a story about Min- looked at by white people as a fects." Farrakhan said. ity," says an article in "Black that everyone has the right to free bage to say "we are committed to ister Louis Farrakhan being tota- very lovely man, as long as he Fact and truth. Enterprise" magazine. expression and the duty to uphold equality" then be financially lly objective. The entire idea of taught blacks to be non-violent "Whenever you find black peo- However, Phillip Morris, Inc., that freedom. committed to the other extreme. being a journalist is to supposedly against white violence. But when ple who are under colonialism or supports Senator Jesse Helms, a We, the consumers, must hold be objective about everything he said that we should practice white supremacy, you have sick politician who is not committed to Senator Helms is steadily try- Phillip Morris accountable for its that a journalist prints. It is very the same non-violence in Viet- black people. Nothing has re- equality. For this reason, we ing to wipe out the inalienable activities. We must tell this com- difficult to do that. To any journa- nam, they told him that he was vived us. We are still a people must join the AIDS Coalition To right to life. With backing from pany to stop pouring our money list, whether they fear Farrak- meddling with America's 'vital steeped in self-hatred. ... Nobody Unleash Power (ACT-UP) the "equality-minded" Phillip into such a malevolent person. han, love Farrakhan, or despise interests and he paid for it with has been able to heal us," Far- national boycott of Phillip Morr- Morris. Senator Helms has tried We must tell them in the only lan- Farrakhan it is almost an impos- his life," Farrakhan said. Fact rakhan said. is' products, Miller Beer and to cut funding for AIDS research guage they know — through sibility to write anything about and truth Truth and fact. Now many of Marlboro Cigarettes. and education because he is par- money. him with pure objectivity. This is you reading this may think that anoid about funding "homosex- We must boycott. why I usually don't believe any- this man Farrakhan is a radical. The Phillip Morris Political Ac- ual" activities. He has urged this Miller Beer and Marlboro ciga- thing that the media in this coun- Many of you may even think that tion Commitee (PHIL-PAC) has at a time when, according to rettes are the biggest-selling try prints about him, and this is I am a radical by even writing directly given Senator Helms al- "JAMA - The American Medical products of this company. Simply why I apologize for not printing a GUEST this and consequently admitting most $11,000 in the last two years Association Journal," 66 percent do not buy them. Buy another totally objective story. There- to the fact that what this man alone, according to the Federal of the AIDS victims are between beer or cigarette. fore, instead of believing what the COLUMN spoke of on Sunday was not only Elections Commission index. the ages of 20-39 — the age group American media have printed fact, but also truth. Before you With such substantial backing, attending Bowling Green State If we are the future, then it is about Farrakhan, I chose to see pass judgment on me or on Louis Helms has launched an anti- University. Almost 47 percent of about time to stop companies him for myself. By Farrakhan, I want you to spend "obscenity" campaign against the AIDS victims are people of from claiming social committ- What I saw was a man who had Danny Gray the next week observing things the National Endowment of the color. 53 percent of the victims ment only to claim our money to the complete attention of his au- very carefully. Arts (NEA). He has also suc- come from the white community support someone committed to dience. The reason why he leaves ceeded in passing a bill through — the majority on this campus. social oppression. It is time to tell his audience hanging on his every I want you to take a look at the Congress last year stating the Most importantly, the reported Phillip Morris to stop funding word is because he teaches. He relations between races on this NEA will not use funds to help cases from the heterosexual Senator Jesse Helms. If you want teaches what all black people "The white man gave you campus. This is something that "produce, disseminate and or community have gone up — 27 to write the company, address want and need to know. He tea- [black people] the Bible to make you can do by just walking Eromote" materials that "might percent in the last two years; the your letters to: ches the truth. Whether some Sou a slave to white supremacy. around on campus. How do we e considered" obscene accord- reported cases in the homosexual want you to believe the truth or e gave you a book and made view one another? How do we ing to the NEA panel, which will community have gone down — Phillip Morris Companies, Inc. not is where all of the controversy God white. He gave you a book react when we pass one another include people outside the art eight percent in the last two 120 Park Ave. enters the picture. and painted your Jesus white. He on the street? community. years. Globally, AIDS is a heter- New York, N.Y. 10017 I have never seen a man who gave you angels and he painted I also want you to pay very (The House of Representatives osexual disease. Senator Helms' If you want to call them, the has the ability to back up every- them white, and he made you close attention to the situation in just passed a bill to extend the powerful homophobia is costing phone number is (212)-880-5000. thing that he says with a Minding wonder why you weren't born Saudi Arabia (especially the NEA's existence for another us our lives — and the right to light of fact and truth, and, in his white. ... A white woman can be black audience). Finally, I want three years and to leave the obs- them. But the easiest, cheapest way case, he is one who combines ugly as 10 miles of rough water, you to look at how the media has cenity rulings to the courts. But to send the message is to not buy both. Usually, in the media, in po- and a black man will leave his and will continue to cover Minis- that is the House — not the Sen- Added to that, this man is a foe Miller Beer or Marlboro ciga- litics and in every facet of human black sister for that white wom- ter Louis Farrakhan. Will you see ate. The Senate faces a similar of civil rights. He constantly par- rettes. interaction, we must have the an. Why do you do that brother? objectivity; which is supposed to bill.) ticipates in gay-bashing, giving ability to decipher whether a fact Because you re sick. What are we be an unbiased combination of Senator Helms, supported by this as reason for cutting the NEA is the same as the truth. I did not sick from? We're sick from ra- truth and fact? I doubt it. I really the profits of Miller Beer and funding and AIDS funding. He Andrea Worthman, have to do so with Farrakhan. cism and its effects, sexism and doubt it. Marlboro cigarettes, is destroy- has tried to block the civil rights College Democrats, ing the financial support of the acts going through Congress now. Lesbian and Gay Alliance, Impressionism exhibit in Toledo He even tried to stop Martin Peace Coalition, Correction tailed Faculty Senate's current cers who introduced the "no con- ana the financial magnet for the Luther King's birthday from be- Progressive Student Organiza- The article "Olscamp surveys efforts to evaluate University fidence" resolution — not the Harlem School of the Arts, Jo- coming a national holiday — a tion, to undergo evaluation" in President Paul Olscamp and senate as a body. The resolution mandi Production in Atlanta and holiday commemorating one of Theta Alpha Pi, Wednesday'sAfews may have cited events that led to this ac- was tabled in January and never the Brooklyn Academy of Music. the greatest people in the strug- Women for Women, misled readers. The story de- tion. It was Faculty Senate's offi- voted upon.

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ettM*B>aCe«pijaKlnc >(M.M«MB|gMlM(n«MN *ol*(ioMCoM(>uM>inc lwKtt»M-n«B-»iObi)WM«i(indw«ioi WMCoWMrWOlMKUl Thursday October 18. 1990 THE BG NEWS Campus BSU session sets up Ex-witch to speak of occult risks

by Matthew Mlghell Hoeflinger, 42, travels from her home in people to the reality of witchcraft and also a 'support system' Keyser, W. Va. across the country to speak the reality of God." assistant special projects editor to groups about the dangers of the occult. Todd Pastor, Bowling Green director of produced leaders, inventors and Kyle Estes, assistant to the complex coor- Campus Crusade for Christ, said the motiva- by Marvin Brown She did things normal people do not do. dinator in Harshman Quadrangle, said the tion tor the program stems from the concern «»ff writer educators." Woodley said black students Pennv Hoeflinger spent decades refining University recognizes the need for diversity for the spiritual well-being of students. owe it to past black leaders to not her skills in witchcraft as the high priestess in presenting spiritual topics. "Once into [witchcraft], it's hard to get Typewriters, calendars, clocks only capitalize on their successes, of a coven in Wyoming. She delvetf into the ''Our department tries to offer many out," he said. "It was Penny's conversion to and lightbulbs were named dur- but to hand knowledge down to dark side casting hexes on those who different educational opportunities in the Christianity that got her out." ing a Wednesday night educa- black communities. offended her and relinquishing blood sacri- spiritual dimension," Estes said. "This Along with openness of mind, alternative tional session as fust a few of the fices to appease the vile spirit realm. sounded like a good program; it added to the viewpoints, and divertsity of thinking, peo- "Your only limitaions are the This weekend Hoeflinger will speak about [University's] balance of spiritual well- Ple need to be cautious at the same time, many contributions African- size of your ideas and the limit of her experiences as a witch and explain how Americans have made to society. your interests," Woodley said. ness." astor said. she finally broke away from the occult by Kathy Drake, Bowling Green staff pro- "Penny was deeply involved ... with de- The Black Pride and Con- Always have pride in yourself — putting her faith in Jesus Christ. sciousness session, sponsored by SDU are carrying the banner for gram coordinator for Campus Crusade for mons and witchcraft. She and her coven the Black Student Union in the le black people that will come The two-day program will be in the Christ, said the program will focus on the used to prey upon those who merely dabbled Commons, was the first of behind you." Harshman Quadrangle dining hall Sunday at hidden dangers involved with the occult. in the occult, not those who investigate it several monthly sessions aimed The BSU has petitioned to rein- 9 p.m. and in the McDonald Quadrangle din- "Many students are interested in occult thoroughly. at promoting and building self- state History 307, and the Afri- inghall Monday night at 7:30. topics, especially at this time of year,"she "I'm not saying everyone who plays with a respect among black students. can-American history course The event is sponsored by Campus Cru- said. Ouija board will become a witch, just as sade for Christ and, on Sunday, co-sponsored everyone who smokes a cigarette won't get "We want to prove a continuous which has not been offered for by the Anderson Hall staff in the Harshman "The 'darker side' of life has a lot of mys- support system for black stu- several semesters. cancer, but they need to know the potential dents," BSU President Maurice Quadrangle. tique to it," she added. "We want to expose danger," Pastor said. Tate said. "The Black Pride and "We pay tuition here — our Consciousness sessions serve as a people are a part of American united front amongst black stu- history," Tate said. "How can dents." you teach history and not include The first session, titled Blacks the history of African- Awareness Week party planned in Education, focused on how ed- Americans?" ucation has played an important by Diane While Up, at Tuxedo Junction this Tuxedo Juctlon, which is help- come and have a good time, they role in black history, and is The BSU also plans to petition writer afternoon at 4:30. ing sponsor the event, is offering make take a second look, she necessary for the survival of for the removal of an English "Many college students may a variety of non-alcoholic drinks, said. African-Americans. professor who made racial com- think they need to drink to have a including non-alcoholic beer. Guild said she decided to have Keynote speaker Arto Woodley, ments to a black student last The belief that Alcohol Aware- Eood time. Give It Up/Live It Up Bill Baum, the owner of Tuxedo it at Tuxedo Junction for many year, Tate said. ness Week is a series of lectures opes to show students they can Junction, said he thinks the event reasons. assistant to the vice president for and workshops is unfounded and give up alcohol and still live it is helpful to all. "We had it at a bar because University relations, addressed The next Black Pride and Con- one resident adviser in Dunbar up." "It sounds like a great alterna- that's where the college crowd African-American contributions. sciousness session, Blacks in the Hall has offered a different ap- Guild, who recently had a close tive for the students and is also 8oes," she said. "I believe when "American is not just white," Media, will take place in Novem- proach. friend die in an alcohol-related great publicity for my restau- le student is in the drinking en- he said. "[The black race] has ber. Susan Guild, senior elementary accident, said that she hopes the rant," Baum said. vironment and not drinking it education major, is one of the or- program will open students' eyes Local businesses are donating may shed a new light on things." ganizers of Give It Up/Live It "before it's too late." Brizes and are helping sponsor le event. She said all the prizes There will be free pizza and Join the will be given away during the drinks at the party and the first SPECIALS event. 100 people through the door get a ««1 Guild said many people may free T-shirt, she said. Tm Driving Club" for Sweetest Day - Oct. 20 have preconceptions that the event is "stupid.' 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\ THE BG NEWS I Fake ID increase concerns BG police Bar owners, bouncers help in ID confiscations by Lori Miller Alvord may not necessarily city writer "[Fake IDs] are a continuing problem and it's agree with the legal drinking age law and has heard all the argu- time for students to get smart and quit doing ments against it but he still does The number of students using this." not condone students altering the false driver's licenses and identi- licenses, he said. fication cards to gain entry into --AI Alvord. BG Patrolman They are ways to change this area bars is increasing, but one law other than forgery, he said. member of the Bowling Green sidered fake. People seldom use their real Students could organize and write Police Division has set out to Some states have markings on names or addresses on fake IDs, their representative or use other lower the number of these inci- their licenses which are not visi- but Alvord occasionally brings administrative ways, he said. dents. ble to the human eye. confiscated IDs to other students Not only is the police division Patrolman Al Alvord seriously If these specially-marked li- and asks if they can match faces taking a rougher stand against began investigating the increas- censes are put under a reading with actual names. fake IDs but the bars are starting ing use of fake IDs more than a machine ana the markings do not Bowling Green's city ordinance to increase their awareness as i'ear ago, and since then has col- show up, the card is definitely states "no person shall display ... well. ected over 200 confiscated licen- fake, he said. or possess an identification card Most ID checkers are trained to ses. Much of the process of deter- ... knowing the same to be ficti- identify fake licenses by a hand- "[Fake IDs) are a continuing mining if an ID is legitimate de- tious, or to have been canceled, book entitled the ID Checking Eiroblem and it's time for students pends on knowing the different revoked,, suspended or altered.''altered." Guide, he said. a get smart and quit doing this," procedures states use when mak- Beginniining last July, anyone us- Alvord said. ing licenses or ID cards. ing a fakele ID1 can be charged with "Bar owners pay a lot of money The police division has sent let- For example, a Pennsylvania a felony — which means a possi- for their [liquor] licenses," he ters to area bars asking for their license has a black background ble prison sentence, Alvord said. said. "They don't want to jeopar- • cooperation in recovering fake which is very hard to reproduce, First-time offenders can be dize[a $1,000 permit] by selling a • IDs and sending them to the and a California license has a given a minimum fine of $250 or a $lbeer. police station. very silky feel to it, he said. maximum fine of $1,000, while Alvord also gives seminars to Several states also have coding second-time offenders can be my, bar owners, bouncers and ID on their licenses which indicates given a fine of $500 to $1,000. IDs they want but if I catch them checkers on types of things to the real birthdate of the owner, he with one — they are wrong," Al- look for when checking for ficti- said. Anyone found producing fake vord said. "I have to enforce tious drivers licenses or identifi- Bar checkers who think an ID IDs is charged with a minimum what is in the books." cation cards. might be fake usually call the Several things are obvious police division and request an hints to a falsely made card, Al- officer to check the legitimacy of vord said. the card. Items such as whited-out in- "Very seldom do we find a Bowl 'N' Greenery — formation, colors of the top head- legitimate ID [when we are ings on licenses and the type of called in to check]," Alvord said. All you Can Eat paper the card is irinted on are The owner of the card can stay 11:30 - 2:00 $3.99 easy ways to def a fake ID, he and wait until the officer arrives said. — but most of them run, he said. 4:00 - 7:00 $4.50 Each state license has a • Soup 'n' Salad BO News/Greg Horvath different heading color, and if the However, if they do run Alvord If Patrolman Al Alvord catches you with one of these IDs, "the deck's colors of a license do not match still has a picture of the person on • Hot Entrees stacked" In his favor. the standard color, it is con- the ID. • Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream ^■■K Cases • Choice of Beverage □ Continued from page 1. 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m Thursday. October 18. 1990 THE BG NEWS Bush set to veto civil rights bill Congress' actions by Hike Robinson dential veto and pass the bill into law over features in a futile, four-month drive for Associated Press writer presidential objections. Bush administration support. The Senate approved the measure Tues- "Give us these measly crumbs from the subject of Baker, day night 62-34, also short of the needed table," pleaded Rep. Craig Washington, WASHINGTON - The House Wednesday votes to override the expected veto. D-Texas. gave final approval, 273-154, to a major civil The bill represents the civil rights move- lights bill designed to combat job bias, set- ment's top goal on Capitol Hill and would Bush, his backers said, wanted a civil US Senate debate ting the stage tor a veto confrontation with overturn six Supreme Court decisions on job rights bill but sponsors failed to alleviate the President Bush. discrimination nanded down last year that quota problem. Sen. James Sensenbrenner, Bush has said hell veto the legislation be- set off protests. R-Wis., said sponsors chose to "drown by Barry Schweid cause it would force businesses to set hiring themselves like lemmings in a sea of civil Associated Press writer quotas. Sponsors unveiled the bill amid fanfare rights quotas." Provisions in the bill range from a ban on nine months ago, vowing to redress the de- racial harassment in the workplace to puni- cisions of the conservative Reagan court. The sharpest clashes over the bill have WASHINGTON — Secretary of State James Baker HI said Wednes- tive damages in the most severe discrimi- But with an expected veto and dim hopes of come over complex changes in court rules day Congress should not be given a larger role in determining whether nation cases. an override, the mood Tuesday was less up- governing how discrimination cases are de- U.S. troops are sent into combat against Iraq. beat. cided. Those changes would make it easier Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., chairman of the Senate Foreign Re- The House passed the bill by a comforta- Supporters spoke glumly of how they sof- for minorities to win discrimination lawsuits lations Committee, suggested that President Bush consult with a con- ble margin, but one that falls just short of tened provisions designed to enforce certain and harder for employers to defend them- gressional group on any action taken during the upcoming legislative the two-thirds needed to override a presi- women's rights in the workplace and other selves. recess. Baker, testifying before the committee, said Bush was committed to continuing such consultation, even during a recess. "I would have a little bit of reservation about a formal mechanism," he said. Baker's comments came after Sen. Jesse Helms accused the State Jurors to hear murky tape S. Africa Department of abandoning Christians in Lebanon and allowing the United Nations to infringe on Israel's sovereignty. "What kind of policy do we have when we turn anti-Christian and anti-Jewish in one week," Helms thundered as Baker settled into the of 2 Live Crew's sex lyrics violence witness chair. Baker made no immediate response to Helms' charges. In a 10-page by Tracy Field* only Hollywood concert that got "I listen to 2 Live Crew in the prepared statement, he said Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "must Associated Press writer the band in trouble. car and at home, but now they say suspects Both sides had agreed before I can't listen to it in the court- fail if peace is to succeed." the trial not to refer to the band's room," 13-year-old Lisette Lopez Sen. Richard Lugar. R-Ind., said military action against Iraq was FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - toned-down concert that said after she and four friends more likely now and that Congress should come back into session to Defense lawyers in the obscenity 6receded the adults-only version, were told to leave. arrested authorize a declaration of war if one is needed. trial of the rap group 2 Live Crew roward County Judge June But Baker said U.S. military actions to protect Americans in the re- dropped their motion Wednesday Johnson said she would reserve In San Antonio, a judge re- JOHANNESBURG, South gion should not be limited. to nave the audiotape of the judgment on that issue. jected attempts to dismiss an Africa (AP) - Police ar- Helms, a North Carolina Republican and a persistent critic of the group's concert excluded from On Tuesday, Johnson ruled that obscenity charge against a re- rested three white men State Department, began his comments by praising Bush for taking a Die trial. jurors cannot have transcripts of cord store owner who sold 2 Live Wednesday and seized a ca- strong stand against Hussein's occupation and annexation of Kuwait, The move meant jurors will the raucous adults-only concert Crew's "As Nasty As They che of automatic weapons in its oil-rich neighbor in the Gulf. have to try to understand sexual- last June that prompted the rap- Wanna Be" album. connection with a recent at- But the praise soured as Helms denounced the State Department, ly explicit lyrics on the murky tack on a bus in which six saying the agency had supported Iraq until just before the Aug. 2 in- pers' arrest and set up a legal test blacks were killed and 27 vasion. tape of the 45-minute concert. of the limits of free speech. County Court-at-Law Judge The band's attorney also asked wounded. "Only the State Department could not see that he is a murderer, tor- She also closed the trial to ob- Tony Jimenez balked at defense The three men are be- turer and assassin," Helms said of Hussein. for a mistrial this morning when servers under age 18, to the dis- claims Tuesday that David Ri- one witness mentioned the con- lieved to be linked to ex- Helms then called Syria's President Hafez Assad "an international appointment of some fans. Sher- sher, owner of Hogwild Records treme right-wing white gangster." cert for people of all ages that iff's deputies are under orders to and Tapes, was singled out for was held just before the adults- check IDs at the courtroom door. groups opposed to govern- Assad, whom the aeiministration has enlisted in its anti-Iraqi coali- Sirosecution. Risher's trial is set ment plans to end apart- tion, "has just completed the liquidation of another Middle Eastern or December. heid, according to local state," Helms said, referring to the ouster of Michel Aoun, the last journalists. Police declined Crominent Christian Maronite holdout against Syrian influence over 2 Live Crew leader Luther to comment on the three cbanon. The Following Establishments Campbell and rappers Mark men's political affiliations. "What happened to our principles?" Helms asked. "Isn't the "Brother Marquis" Ross and Police said the men were sovereignty of Lebanon just as important as the sovereignty of Kuw- Honor Membership Cards: Chris "Kid Ice Wong won are arrested in a raid in Durban ait?" charged with obscenity for a June where AK-47 assault rifles The State Department had urged Aoun to step aside, even as Syrian 10 concert at a Hollywood, Fla., and other weapons were troops bore down on his Beirut stronghold. Aoun has taken refuge in nightclub. They could get up to a setxed. the French Embassy. year in prison and $1,000 in fines. A bus used by blacks was attacked with automatic Helms then turned to the resolution, drafted primarily by the United gunfire near Durban on Oct. States and approved Friday by the United Nations Security Council, 9. Everyone on the bus was that condemns Israel for the Oct. 8 killing of 19 Palestinian Arabs in either killed or wounded. Jerusalem during a riot at a site considered sacred by both Jews and Arabs. Groups D Continued from page 1. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Support groups, she said, can S£IJ1MC also help to dismiss rumors and Taste of China give information to people the Gourmet Chinese YOGURT OASIS. media may be unable to provide. Restaurant 1 ijieor old The group will meet again in about two weeks, and Ladd said • Dibenedetto's htandarm Sivchuan Cum* they are looking for more mem- • Campus Pollyeyes CocMMPotvni—n Ckw* bers from both communities.

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i THE BG NEWS Thursday October 18 1990 Sports Gaerke learns X-country on the run MU takes Falcon Cup by Glen Lubbert by Brian Duggei mal athlete. "She's helped our team out a lot," said sports writer sports writer In 1988, Gaerke missed qualifying for the team captain Carolyn Goins. "She's a Olympic trials by 1.7 seconds in the 800 Kitty consistent runner, and she's tough, The Miller Genuine Draft - Mr. Spots Falcon Cup, the oldest and meters. ere aren't many people that can switch Fear is a human emotion that can over- But she did qualify for Nationals with a largest lacrosse tournament in the Midwest, was contested on the from track to cross country." Bowling Green intramural field last weekend. whelm an individual and control that in- high jump of live feet three-quarters in- Away from running, Gaerke was re- dividual's life. ches, and was the MVP of the Mid- cently named Bowling Green's homecom- Playing for what Ohio lacrosse players consider one of the most Tracy Gaerke lives in fear. American Conference for track in her jun- ing queen. Her election was based on her coveted prizes in the Midwest, Miami became champion of the sev- Not in fear of failure, ^" ior year. enth annual event. academic achievement, community in- The Redskins began their road to victory with an easy 8-4 win over but in fear of taking her | "She's borderline on being national class volvement, school activities, an interview, nest step. in the 800 meters," said women's cross and voting by her peers. 1985 tournament champion Toledo. With the win, Miami advanced to Gaerke, a senior on the I country coach Steve Price. "She has the the semi-finals where they annihilated Wright State 11-5. women's cross country speed. If she stays healthy, she has the po- She is currently a student teacher at team, broke her ankle tential to be a national athlete." Maumee Gateway Middle School, and last Originally, the Falcon Cup was scheduled as an eight-team event when she was in the However, in cross country running, year was elected into the honorary society, including Bowling Green, Ohio Wesleyan, Toledo, John Carroll, eighth grade. In her Gaerke is inexperienced. Omicron Delta Kappa. After she gradu- Wright State. Miami, Dayton, and Kent State. freshman year at Bowl- Coming into this season, she had only ates in May, she hopes to get a permanent ing Green, she broke it participated in three cross country meets job teaching and coaching at the middle However, Ohio Wesleyan and Dayton did not show up, reducing the tournament to only six teams. again while riding a in her life. school level. See Laxars, page 9. dirtbike, and then had a "It's like I'm still a freshman at cross pin placed in her ankle. Gaerke country," she said. "I've never gotten a "I feel they need the best coaches at that Last year the pain returned and she was feel for it. Other runners still have an ad- level because that's where runners learn forced to have surgery again. vantage over me." the fundamentals," Gaerke said. Don't Flush Your Sweetie Down The Drain "Each race is scary for me," she said. She may be inexperienced as a cross "I get frustrated, but I know it will all country runner, but she has still contribut- But for now Gaerke is concentrating on It's The Last Day For The work out in the end." ed to the Falcons' team. In last week's All- helping the team in the upcoming MAC Not that she doesn't have enough run- Ohio Invitational, she finished third for meet. UAO SWEETEST DAY ROSE SALE & RAFFLE ning accomplishments to satisfy any nor- BG, 26th overall. O See Qa«rlc«, page 8. 10arrv4pm in the Union Foyer Roses S1 00 Raffle tickets 25c each rw^cinnn 5 for S1.00 Hockey team looking for xt^Newg uozen 5iu.uu 1st pr|Ze-DoZen Roses Free delivery To 2nd prize-tee Cream

On-Canpus Students ^|Ze.2 Compus first win in home opener Pick-Up For Off Films passes by Steve Easton tant for our club to come out and absolutely will be a stronger test Campus Students sports writer get a win (tonight)," he said. for us. prr2v£\ "Michigan's going to come at us "They have some good return- with all their forces, and it's go- ing players from last year and Opposites are supposed to at- ing to be a battle at both ends of with (Angelo) Libertucci they are tract. the ice." strong in goal," he added. After And that is exactly the case to- UM's Red Berenson believes losing twice to defensive-minded night when two hockey teams the Falcons will provide a Lake Superior, Michigan should from different ends of the win- tougher game for his team than provide a stern test to the BG de- HOWARD'S club H loss spectrum will collide in MTJdid. fensive core with a wide-open at- 210 N. Main 352-9951 Bowling Green. "I think they'll come out and tack. BG has a record of 0-2 after be- give us a great game," Berenson "Michigan is high-powered ing outplayed decisively this said. "I'm sure they will bounce offensively, and they nave a bet- 46 M MAIN BOWIING GHfEM Wednesday• weekend by Lake Superior. In the back from last weekend, and it Q See Wolverines, page 9. defeats to the Lakers, the Falcons LYBARGER - EVANS were outscored by a 13-3 margin and outshot 76-46. On the other hand, Michigan Saturday BAND completely dominated Miami. The visiting Wolverines out- scored the Redskins by an amaz- ing 20-4 total over two games, and pelted MU's goalies with an in- October 17-20 credible 100 shots on goal while allowing just measly. 18-20 Welcome The teams also have differ- $2.00 Cover after 9:30 ences in the power play depart- ment. UM was eight for 18 (44 percent) in man advantage situa- 21 and over tions, while BG was shut out in its $1.00 Cover after 9:30 10 opportunities. But won-loss records can be thrown out when two rivals meet. The BG-UM series has been HOURS: tight over the years with the Wol- Mon.-Sat.: Noon 'til 2:30 a..m. verines holding a slight 27-23 edge Sunday: 2:00 p.m. 'til 2:30 a.m. in the series. But BG won three of the four regular season meetings * Mini-Pitchers Every Day* last year, including both games at the Ice Arena. 'Help Support MS with the Ugly Bartender Contest* However, UM came back to beat the Falcons at Joe Louis Arena in the CCHA playoff conso- lation game, 5-4. Senior captain Braden Shav- Meet The Burlington Twins chook said getting a victory in to- night's contest will be crucial. "I think it's extremely impor-

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By then, he's the best player ot all time." A day after beating Dave Ste- The Reds' victory, in the first Se- Riverfront Stadium. of coarse, he was a star with the Reds. wart in the opening game, the ries extra-inning game since Bill Just before Cincinnati pitchers There are lots of people in Cincinnati, particu- Reds' Joe Oliver got the third Buckner blew it for the Boston began early batting practice, lar in Rose's old west side neighborhood, who -Keith McCoy, Cincinnati Reds straight hit off Dennis Eckersley Red Sox in 1966, came a day after thick, gray smoke billowed wish Rose were here to enjoy the Reds' World fan on Pete Rose in the bottom of the 10th inning to the Reds beat up Dave Stewart, toward the playing field from Series appearance with them. shock the A's 5-4 Wednesday the A's four-time 20-game win- Section 242 in the second deck. "I've still got the hometown team to root for, night and take a lead that few im- ner. District Fire Chief Dan Kuhn es- but Pete brought them to where they are to- the Reds' first World Series appearance since agined possible. Canseco ended Oakland's home timated about $80,000 in damage day," said Keith McCoy, a, as be watched Rose and his teammates won back-to-back Suddenly, from thoughts of run drought in the postseason, but when the concession stand and an Game 1 on television at Bacail's tavern and saw championships in 1975 and 1976. sweeping their second straight the Athletics stranded 10 runners, adjacent storage room were des- the Reds shut out the Oakland A's. 7-0. On Aug. 8, he started a five-month sentence at Series, the A's now go home Tor for a total of 21 in the two games. troyed. "We waited a long time for this. Nothing can a federal work camp in Marion, EL, for tax Game 3 Friday trying to keep Rob Dibble pitched two shutout hurt it," said Steve Wogenstahl, another patron from being swept themselves. innings for the victory. Four Cin- Oakland Athletics slugger Jose at Bacail's, across the street from Western Residents in traditionally working class Billy Hatcher enjoyed his sec- cinnati relievers shut out Oak- Canseco held an impromptu pre- Hills High School, where Rose graduated in Western Hills call Rose "Pete," and many tell ond consecutive perfect night land for 7 1-3 innings. game news conference Tuesday MM. stories about growing up with him. making him 7-for-7 with four dou- Of the 40 teams to take a 2-0 — to discuss the press. "Pete, he's from around here, and I dont "Pete was a very good friend. When Pete was bles and a triple. His triple off lead in the World Series, 30 went Canseco remains upset about think what happened to him should have hap- manager, I used to love to go the ballpark. But right fielder Jose Canseco's glove on to win. Tom Browning will unsubstantiated allegations two pened," said Keith McCoy, 23, who sat beside I'll tell you, I've only been twice this year," said in the eighth inning gave him the start Game 3 for Cincinnati Fri- years ago that he used steroids. Wogenstahl. "But I'd say we're not let down. Dan Gumz, whose father sponsored a ball team Series record for consecutive hits day night against Mike Moore. because no matter what happened, he's the best in the 1960s for which Rose was a water boy. and he then scored the Wing run c c c player of all time." Eddie Willis, a 31-year-old factory worker, on Glenn Braggs' force play. World Series Notebook Gaerke One teen-age Rose fan skipped school in said that despite Rose's skills as a player, Lou Eckersley took over to start the Strange things happen at 5:04 Severna Park, Md., to come to Cincinnati for Ptniella deserves the credit for managing Hie 10th and retired Eric Davis, but a p.m. on Oct. 17 when a World Se- a Continued from page 7. the aeries. He and a friend drove eight hours, scratch single by pinch-hitter Bi- ries game is scheduled. "We're doing well as a team," Reds through this season to the World Series. she said. "We need all seven run- got shut out in the ticket line for Tuesday's "In all honesty, I don't think Pete was teat ners to perform at a peak level in game, and camped out by the ticket office hop- nt a manager. He was kind of a prime Alpha Phi the MAC, but we're going in on a ing to buy two of the handful of tickets the Reds a," Willis said. positive note (third place finish in planned to put on sale shortly before gametime WElis shrugged when asked whether he was Krystie Korn All-Ohio) and I think we're going Wednesday. disappointed mat Rose couldn't play a part in Laughboum to beat Miami." the Reds' World Series celebration. In addition to her career goals, What, he was asked, made him such a big "He made some big mistakes, and everyone Love our Littles! she is pushing herself to qualify Reds' fan to go through all that? thinks it's well warranted that he's in tail now," for the Olympic trials in the 1500 Willis said. Welcome to our Family meters, an event which she has "Pete Rose," said Doug Hickerson, 16. "I It was a minority opinion. recently started running. probably got 12,500 worth of Reds stuff in my "Pete Rose is Cincinnati," said Barbara Ifl- Mikie Masanek "I know I have it in my heart, room. We had to do this." mer, who called herself a committed Reds fan. but I'm not sure I have it in my Rose won't be here, however, as fans relish "I'd like to see him back." Kim Susbauer feet," she said. Heidi Willhelm Alpha Phi | Pre-season picks fall on hard times In Support of Alcohol Awareness Week "But if I was going to be realistic, by Barry Wilner obviously I would say right now ■ Kohl & Dunbar Halls Present: AP sports writer we are fighting for a wild card." Denver, winner of the AFC Six•JiA weeksWCCRO IIUUinto theUK season,^tODUII, theUiV West»»»«*» threewu \~>~ ofw» the*-.»» last...... four...... yearsj^*.. . Broncos, Rams, Vikings and Ea- — and Super Bowl rout victim ii gles aren't panicking. 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Wolverines 1990 MAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS Senate gets into □ Continued from page 7. ter skating team than Lake Su- still unsettled as freshman Steve CONFERENCE ALL GAMES perior," BG coach Jerry York Shields (10 saves) and junior Tim W L T W L T said. "They also have more talent Keough (14 saves) each saw ac- Toledo 5 o 6 O spread throughout the entire pro- tion in the first and second games locker room act gram. Our coaching staff has of the season, respectively. Central Michigan 4 0 5 1 I picked them to win the league." Freshman Tim Gordon also has a Eastern Michigan 2 1 by Fred Pleretti friends with officials and players 2 4 of the New York Giants football The Wolverines' strengths start chance to see action tonight. Ball State 2 2 3 3 AP writer team, said Tuesday he decided to with the offensive trio of junior The Wolverine defense returns Miami 2 2 3 4 propose the 30-minute rule after right wing Denny Felsner, senior five letterman including sopho- Western Michigan I 2 3 3 TRENTON, N.J. — Women re- nationally publicized incidents left wing Don Stone, and sopho- more co-captain David Harlock. Bowling Green O 3 1 Krters should be allowed in the involving female sports writers in more left wing David Roberts. Senior Mark Sorenson, junior 1 4 Doug Evans, and sophomores Ohio O 3 1 :ker room, but a New Jersey football locker rooms. Felsner is coming off a seven 1 4 legislator wants to give athletes "Lisa Olson made me think point weekend (four goals, three Patrick Neaton and Chris Tamer Kent o 3 0 6 an extra half hour after a game to about the problem," Russo said, assists) against MU which are the otherplayers returning. shower and prepare for the inter- referring to the Boston Herald earned him CCHA player of the Notes: BG center Jim Solly views. reporter who claimed she was week honors. (sprained knee ligament) is ques- Saturday's MAC Schedule State Sen. John F. Russo intro- harassed by members of the New Stone, a co-captain, tallied tionable for tonight's TOLEDO at CENTRAL MICHIGAN, 1:00 duced a bill on Monday that England Patriots during an three goals and three assists game...Right wing Peter Holmes BALL STATE at WESTERN MICHIGAN, 1:00 would bar all media interviews interview in the locker room fol- against the Redskins, while will be moved to BG's first line with center Brett Harkins and left OHIO at KENT, 1:00 for 30 minutes after the conclu- lowing a practice session. "Some- 1989-90 CCHA Rookie of the Year sion of sporting events. The legis- thing should have been done. We Roberts scored two goals while wing Matt Ruchty...Visiting team EASTERN MICHIGAN at BOWLING GREEN, 7:00 lation includes sports from high just can't allow things like New assisting on three. has won 10 of the last IS games in school wrestling and college foot- England and Sam Wyche contin- UM's goaltending situation is the series. Last Week's MAC Results ball to the four professional fran- ue. TOLEDO 19, BOWLING GREEN 13 chises that play in New Jersey. Wyche, coach of the Cincinnati Laxers CENTRAL MICHIGAN 20, WESTERN MICHIGAN 13 The National Football League Bengals football team, was fined MIAMI 40, OHIO 18 and the New Jersey Press Asso- about $30,000 for banning women G Continued from page 7. The Falcons won their first BALL STATE 31, KENT 0 ciation oppose the proposal. Ru- reporters from the locker room "We were nervous. (Bowling sso, an avid sports fan who is after a game. Federal courts round game over consolation Green) is a really tough team. ruled in the early 1970s that fe- champion John Carroll, 9-4. Lead- Two years ago we were up 9-3 and male writers must have equal ac- ing scorer for BG was attacker they came back and beat us," NFL Flops cess to locker rooms. Blake Kneedler who had two Prevost said. O Continued from page 8. Russo said he believed it would goals. JCU played a strong game be in the best interest of sports according to team president Tom Entering the second half, the ing DT Keith Millard for the year on Denver's defense, is gone for wanted out, was dealt to the and journalism for players to be McDonnell. "We waited until the Redskins led the championship and quarterback Wade Wilson for the year and rookie Alton Mont- Raiders and none of his replace- allowed "to cool off and take a last three minutes to really game 5-2. Midfielder Bin Robert- six weeks. "The game has gomery has been forced to start ments has done much. Even with shower" before giving post-game play," he said. In the semi-final son opened the scoring in the changed, the games are wide- even though he isn't ready. Jim Everett throwing well, the interviews. The former state round the Falcons defeated the third quarter with his first goal of open. There are a lot of great skill The pass rush is anemic, Rams have struggled mightily. Senate president said it was a Flashes 8-4. Midfielder Grant the game. players who can turn the game mainly because Alphonso Car- The Vikings, losers of four C'erable, more fair alternative Randall led the scoring for BG around in one play or two plays. reker is out for the year and Ron straight, have looked inept at having separate interview with two goals. However, Miami attacker Bill You see it happen all the time. Holmes hasn't done much after a times, comical at others. Hers- rooms. McDonnell was pleased with Havranek quickly returned the You haven't seen it happen for preseason holdout. chel Walker doesn't seem inter- BG's effort. "Against Kent State favor with a behind the head goal these four. You'd expect it from Reeves perceives a problem ested and few of the seven Pro Russo's bill runs counter to we played more our type of to increase the Redskins lead to Elway, but only against Kansas with effort, a sure way of getting Bowl players from last year are game," he said. five. City was he able to make the big beaten by just about anyone — producing. current NFL policy. Jim Heffer- nan, public affairs director for Miami entered the final round The Falcons' Kneedler and Joe plays. Now, the always- even the Rams, Vikings and Ea- fearing the Falcons' depth, ac- McMahon both added late goals, substantial burden is even hea- the NFL, said the league policy is gles. The Eagles have had their for equal access for all reporters cording to Miami Goalie Jim but it wasn't enough in the 8-5 vier on Denver's quarterback Injuries have damaged the week off, as well as three off Prevost, the tournament MVP. loss. with league rushing leader Bobby Rams, particularly in the sec- weeks. They can't run the ball, to the player. Humphrey hurt and the defense ondary. They lost Jerry Gray, Randall Cunningham still has in shambles. their best defender, in the problems reading defenses and "Once the last player has en- Both starting corner-backs, preseason. 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Alpha Gam • Ul Ceoko Bunting • Alphe Gam BEAT MKHK1AN lor Tangy. Jon ua tonight in room 4000 BAA at 7 30 with Forget-me-nots ara blue. Now you ara my Slater FALCON HOCKEY HOME NEVER AGAIN elections October 23rd at 9 30 rna fern "What a Involvad In Vanoua Merkenng I love my GrandWtle Nicola And yea you are my mend OPENER TOMORROW NIGHT! m the Alumni Room. Field* produced by Saara. Roebuck • Co And my Little ChrteWne tool Soon-we I Da Big and LI No liHUotlon fees Our lamaV la PN-norrenell and our bond we never end! ■ETHEREI HELP WANTED in the bond. Andrea 70VM Excited Love. Your big? Braden- OSEA Membership Drive - Od 8-1 Oth. Table BGNEWS $7 $12 80 Good Luck and have a Great laaaonl set up on 1st floor Ed. Bldg. come W out an ap- MEETING FOR VOLUNTEERS ' Alpha XI Delta Alpha Gamma Delta Vector Marketing Corporation w« ti positions 1 paoatton' 9am ■ 3pm (Wrilera and Photographers) III Christen Bamaby Lll' Julie Smith CAOOYSHACK with sharp positive people Ful/Part-time. EACH SUNDAY Tha and ol the hunt is almost hare Qet psyched for tonight causa you will aa* Free Movie Free Smcki PN Mu PN Mu Phi Mu Temporary/Permanent No experience necea- 8pm 210WaatMal It s wet a short wh4e What an Awesome BlglLII' team we will b*l Thuraday, October 18 UL JESSICA- sary Full training Flexible hours Call Contact Debbie Hippta at 372-8877 So grva a cheer' Itovemy Uttlell 112BAat8 00pm I'M SO EXCITED YOU'RE MY UTTLE! 382-1080 That weak you've been doing so fine lor information Calabrata Alcohol Awareness Week LOVE YOUR BKJ? Chef. Cooks. Salad Prep. Bartenders. Warier That I can't wan untl you're mine' AJpha Phi Jen Laughbaum Alpha Phi with the University YMCA and Waitresses Apply m person Days km • HovemylltUel!! Bring a Friend' RoeeaareRed Phi Mu • PN Mu • PM Mu s 1550 E. Wooster. Experienced only need ■ Alpha XI Derta • CAOOYSHACK CHICAOO SHOPPING TOUR Forget-me-nots are Bare JESSICA • WE DON'T HAVE TO BE apply Nov 30 a Dec t $89 00 I'm so excited BK3AJTTLE TO BE BEST OF FRIENDS. I'LL Help wanted waitresses for 1st, 2nd 8 3rd • Loal • A goU/aaver wadding band on 10/12 1 Traval Unamltad mc 3530050. 198 S Mam. Thai my in* la YOU CASANDRA PADULA ALWAYS BE YOUR BIG AT HEARTI shifts. S2 09 plus tips, flexible hours Cooks lor maybe at Cssilrlya? 14K engraved on memo BO Alpha Phi love a Mme, Kan Nice Job • You Are LOVE TONI 1st, 2nd 8 3rd shift Wages are negotiable de- Great sentimental value. It waa my mother's. Colonial Wetameburg Tour Nov 1418 Telefund Caler ol tha Week! pending on experience, flexible hours Denny's Pleaaa help-372 5458 Congratulalions' 8398/per double occupancy mchjdee Motor ALPHA PHI LIL TRACI ALPHA PHI PN Sigma Kappa Restaurant- 257-2209 Aak for Kavm. •LOST- Coach Hoedey km Accomodatlona. aoma I'm ao excited you're my little' And congratula- Hey guts lets get peyched lor the weekend! We Immediate Openings/Part-time 14K gold charm bracelet including anchor 8 maaM. admiaaiona to Wamaburg. Jameetown tions on getting NMPC Educational Program ara InWaUng two more gentlemen mto our Pleasant office atmosphere, good location, flex- lion charma. Reward Offered* Call 8 York Town with epecka guide Othar feoturea Coordinator! Derta U ' Dolts U • Delta U brotherhood! Let'a maka mis an awesome ible hours. No experience necessary wiH train 708-397-0912 Loat 10-6. Homacommg ca> Traval Unamtad mc 3530050 198 S AJpha Phi love and mine weekend! Also, delivery person wim smel car. Cal Mr weekend Man Street BG AJpha Phi Big Heather Alpha Phi Tha Brothers of Delta Upaaon PN Sigma Kappa Bell at 352-4434 for app't • PN Mu • Phi Mu ' Phi BJu * PS. How's you eye?' would like to welcome the IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN DECEM Marketing opportunity: Ideal for seniors and LITTLE DEBBIE 1880 Fall Pledge Claaall BER22 1990 COMMENCEMENT CEREMON- PN Sigma Kappa-Chad NobM-Ph. Sigma Kap- graduate students interested m developing a IES. YOUR CAP AND GOWN ORDER MUST JUST REMEMBER WHAT YOU THINK MAY BE Alpha Phi • • • Alpha Phi Leo Cunningham - Chrta Knupp P» substantial second or part-lime income Cal BE PLACED BY NOVEMBER 1. 1980 TRUE. MAY NOT BE! Charlie Massnek Thanks lor the awesome time last weekend Alex Richardson - Rlc Bonflgto ,lllur 6pm Ask lo( Jenniltl' at 878-8308 PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER AT THE OFT LOVE YOUR BIG 7 Surprise, Surprise Next time try to keep your clothea on when Robb NapdHano -Joe Burns COUNTER IN THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Now you finely know who your big la! playing In the cornfield Now hiring - ful « part time help for me Salad Doug Donnelly • Enc Flacha Galley In Perryaburg Students, housewives. OR BY PHONING 372-2851 IF YOUR ORDER • PI Beta Phi • PI Beta PM • You're the Greatest. Cneme'! LoveKriatl Jayaon Und • Kevin Brown and retirees are welcome. If you are Intereated IS PHONED IN. YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW I love my new little Holll (Dewme) We're a I Love My little Brian Trooster • Dan Pyryt m lotnmg the Salad Galley team please reply to YOUR CAP SIZE greet Blg-Lltlls oak. Love. Your Big Vine* Bams * Jafl Sayoc Phi Sigma Kappa Salad Galley. 3246 Navarre. Oregon. OH Julia Angela Laabtan and Gay AWanca Haneef Abdusaatar Tha brothers of PSK would like to congratulate 43818.419-897-1541. Than IIHI LAOA maatmg Thuraday. Oc- Dave Ruble in his lavallenng to Ron Sinks ol OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer. tobar 18. at 8 30pm In tha baaamant ol the • PI Beta Phi - PI Beta PN * AJpha Phi- AJphaPhl • Delta ll • Dolts U • Dolls U Gamma PN Beta. Damn proud you're a Phi Slg Umtad Chnatlan Feeowahlp Center Tha meet- Our pledges ore Yr round. Al Countrtes.AI fielda Free mto Dewme end Miller are the beat little's anyone POPEYE, Yet another month has passed but Ing is tree end open to el PN-TaUclll Did you know? Only about 1 % of al ebofflone m Write UC. PO Bx 52-OH03 Corona Del Mar CA could ash tor... Thanhs for all tha tun times. not a day that I haven't given you al my love. Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • the U S are performed for reasons relating to 92825 Love, Hambona Two years and three months ago you made me. the mothera' physical health Minority Bualnaaa Studant Aaaoc. and continue to make me. the happiest and lu- SPRING BREAK 1991 In conjunction wrth Co-op Education " ALPHA XI DELTA • • AJpha Phi • Alpha Phi FASHION MERCHANDISING ASSOCIATION ckleal woman alve. Individual or student organization and Placamant Services praaant: 18' Julia Hartman Little Jenny Fowler. and STUDENT APPRECIATION DAY Team Up You 8 Me 8 Love Forever. SWEET PEA needed to promote Spring Break trip "CO-OP • COS II" Tha and of the hunt la coming to a doaa. Welcome to the beat family In AJpha Phi Now For Football. Fun and Fashion'! PS. "HAPPY SWEETEST DAY" on Saturday Earn money, tree trips and Thura.. Oct. 21th; 930-vpm You're tha beat little, aa everyone knowal we're not only best friends, but Big and Little Meet Sat Oct 20 at Stadium Gate at 6:00 pm Lookout for the "woo woo woo woo woo woo ". Amanl Boom • Pizza 8 Bavaragaa will Love Big Bannanna lor FREE T-shirts 8 pro-game socializing BYO CUCKACHOOI valuable work experience I a/at can't wait untl you're mme. CALL NOW!!! ba aarrad. For moro Into: call Ba at the house tonight at nine1 Alpha PM • Alpha Phi POP SHANA KELLER Inter-Campua Program*: Brtgltta Byrd-Co-op Offlca-372-24S1 I LOVE MY LITTLE FREE T-SHIRT TO Congratulations! 1-8OO-327-6013 ••ALPHA XI DELTA •• AJphaPhl FIRST 8000 STUDENTS Telefund Caler ol the Weeki PHI ETA SIGMA SCHOLARSHIPS Sweet Talk Sale SATURDAY 7 PM - PERRY FIELD Keep up the Greet Work! Al mambara ara alaglbla to wm Four book Wanted Part-time bar meld, attractive, aome UV LEIGH MERCHANT Oct 15-18 FALCONS VS EASTERN acholarahtpa w* ba awarded by tha BOSU Sweet Talk Sale experience preferred. Good pay. Cal for do- Today'a the day SIQEP chaptar ol Phi Eta Slma Appacabona ara dua AJphaPhl tails Cal evenings after 7. 874-9058. It's finally come Athletes ol the Week October 28 Pick up an application at 310 Gamma Phi Jennifer Perry Gamma Phi Thai Big-ui' team The B-SotttJoa Teem Bualnaaa Administration Congratulations is Oafinelefy number »I Alpha Xi * LIL LORI PROHASKA * AJpha XI on being elected FOR SALE STUDENTS FOR CHOICE Get excited for tonight! Don't you wonder who I am? NMPC Unity Chairman'! Me* Sunday at 7pm. Math-Science Room 222 Alpha Gam Love - Your Bkj?l? Try to guesa me if you can. Brothere ol the Week Come loin ua. and be a voice lor chc-ce! I'm not who you expect to aee. Your pledge class Eric Anderson 1987 Cutlass Sedan Tires a bait 1 Yr Ok) But we'H be gieat together-|uat you and me Oove Birch 352-7763 leave message 1000 FREE CONDOMS lovea youl! 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ETC MUST SELL - BJg-Lil week is coming to an end 18 8 OVER WELCOME 1990-91 Fefconnettes and I can't wait til I'm doaa with everyone! t $700 OBO. CALL 353-9179 FOR RAY OR And soon you'l have a Iriend OT'S GT'S QT'S OT'S QT'S Heka •••Ann Love Krtatl Clochetto LEAVE MESSAGE Lost • Al black 1 yr lam cat. Down town vicinity Who loves you more than you can aee Homynn ■' ■ Julia on Sat the 8 m Cal 353-8344 AgreelBlg-Lilpelrwewllbe' 1982 TOVATA COROLLA - 88,000 MILES. Ely • • • Tara Hey Gamma Phi Pledgee ItovemylttteTifehal Snakea are Fun EXCELLENT CONDITION! $2000. CALL JEN- Kathleen ••• Jal Gel ready for Walter la loose and ANN 354-678t. Tern* ' ■ ■ Heather THE BIO "0"II SERVICES OFFERED Waiting lor you Uaa • • • Ton! Alpha XI Delta - Alpha XI Delta 1985 Bmck Century, loaded, landau root, Carolyn'•• Katie ■ Little Oenlse • excel, condition. $3,600 or beat offer. Hay, ALL you Ul' Alpha Gams. PREGNANT? Chfleey " "' Jennifer It la almost time lor you to see STUDENT APPRECIATION DAY 3540300 day*. Get peyched for Blg/LII Night We can help FREE pregnancy tests 8 suppor- Good Luck at your Brat show Juat who your BIG is going to ba SATURDAY 7 PM • PERRY FIELD WoloveourPLEDOESII 1988 Cavalier 4-cyl. loaded Can 352 6550 tive services Confidential BG Pregnancy Thuraday Night at the Hockey Game Dont be too aura that you've known T-SHIRT FOR FIRST 80001 Center Cal 354 HOPE Al along 2 hockey season tickets lor aak* In tha and you might find you're wrong HEY. DEE-GEES. ARE YOU READY TO WIN? ALL FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES!! AED-AED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY la Typmg * Reaumee * Theeae ' Diaaertatlons So gel excited for tomorrow night OF COURSE YOU AREI LETS MAKE IT Phone 354-6068 A10 Z OATA CENTER Pro Mod Society now avenue in the Student Activities and Orien- Your BIG Loves Youl THREE IN A ROW BE AT THE OVAL. 4:30 148S Mam • 352-5042 Don't maa the meeting on Thurs 10/18 tation Office. Room 405 Studant Services Love, your anyJoua BK3! FRIDAY at B.00pm m Ufa Science. Bnngyour Building. Pick up youra while the supply lasts 222 S College -Furniture Sale' Alpha XI Delta • Alpha XI Delta YOUR SIGMA NU COACHES. ERIC GREG 1 Hockey Tickets for after the meeting! Saturday. Oct. 20. 9am-2pm Typmg. $1 50 par page 354-0371 SHANE Lota ol Items. Some FREE!! The Battle ol Ohio Alpha Xi Delta ■ Alpha XI Delta AQD CARRIE WELLER AGO Monday nlte Football LI AJmee Swopo If a sparking dean houe* la what you deem*. LT Carrta - You're the best! Seen Beginning 5 piece drum set. fair condition 225 PERSONALS Your Big Lovea You! two empty neat moms are ready tor Nra. Refer- Get excited for tonight! at Brathaus or beat offer Cal Jordan al 352-4722 Get Psyched' • Cal 354-2207 Get your tree ticket I Love you • Bto77? Computer tor sale AT 286 Compatible loeded • PHI KAPPA PSI • Alpha Xi DeKa • Alpha XI Delta to win a loot boll If anybody recorded the 9m inning of the Reds - 14" color BOA 40 mg harddrtve Unemiled Congratulations to the Pkatea game 8, plaass ocntact Mate Wooley at every Monday AGO * LI Dameaa McLean - AQD telephone support. 1 year warranty. Dealer Brother ol the Week Alpha XI Little Tera Moynlhan Alpha XI I know a gal. they cal her Bucky 354 4077 friendly computer 81 199 00 Call 435-4433 GregSorenson You've done a great lob deciphering each due. • PHI KAPPA PSI • She la my HI. and I aura em Lucky' WTERNATION AL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION MuatSell Ba at the house at 10 p m Juat a tew more days Enough talk, let's party! Meet at Campua Po- And II be with you! Apartment Size Kenmore Dryer and portable Than you'l know who I am! lyeyee lor food and tun Monday. October 22 at THE 810 EVENT • • • • PHI MU " * " " Get excited Little, we'l have a great time washer 6 months old. 3 year service mainte- •Lll ANDREA DIltE 7 Love. Your Big 7 8:00 pm The 12th annual Uptown/Downtown I can hardly watt until Friday whan you Halloween Blast. naiice program Cal now 352-7735 leave Friday vrtl Boon ba hare nemo and number. willlnelfybom.no' JOIN IHE FUN' Wad. Oct. Slat And than to your heart AGO • THtenyTrenor • AGO I love my Little' UNDER THE LIGHTS II Free mugs, pop com Your big w* always be near Two speakers lor sale Yahmaha-NS-93-93 The number /1 due why your Big la the coolest Alpha XI Delta XXXX Alpha XI Delta SATURDAY 7 PM PERKY FIELD and the $200 costume contest $70 complete 354-2222, Tony I love my wile' Got excited chic. lor ma big day" Don't worry about me being lame, ANNA CATIPON Jdn the "I'm Driving Club".Memberahlp Don't miss outl Love - Your Big 777 'Cauaa I'm a tun 8 totaiy cool dame. Drtv* from Oct 15-19 In front of Education FOR RENT • • • • PMMU I love my little Tiffany It's the Bfg21 Chug beers, slam shots Building horn 9 30-4 30 to one Plymouth rock from another: You're sure to have loads of fun! Jom WFAL and the BIRDCAGE at the 2nd hope your b-day waa great! 1 $ 2 bedroom apts You finely made It - <»»—■■■■■• LU€€KDflV SP6CIRIS nightgame this Saturday Come cheer on the no pennies this year I promise Immediate Occupancy BOTTOMS UPII FALCONS aa they take on the Hurone from 352-7464 or 823-7565 Love ya Iota. ■ Good Mon-Thur ■ Good Mon-Thur Eastern Michigan meet ua at the South end UAO PRESENTS BEAU COUP AND KEVIN 9 8 12 month leases/semester looses ■ Good Mon-Thur ■ Your roomies rone at 8:30 and be ready to throw aoma btrd- RALEIGH APPEARING LIVE IN A ONE-TIME Only Only (including »«| cOnk, I seed and get WILD end ROWDYMI ONLY SHOW AT BOSU ON OCTOBER 26 AT 8 PMI TICKETS ARE $3 WITH VAUD ID. OR 1 bdrm. apt. avaaahle ktanad. for sub lease. KoDoe Bonnie Robertson Kappa Greet downtown location Reasonable rent Cal 5 AOTT • AOTT • AOTT • AOTT $5 WITHOUT. GENERAL ADMISSION THIS IS Re You're ma greatest* NOT A SHOW TO MISS" 352-4204 Reg Med X O 9 Small LI'Rhonda, 1 $5 Re.La.S^ ■ Have a terrific day Apt lot rent Call Cindy or Barbie al 354 8360 The day la near, you'l aoon find out Love, your Pippa Slater. Karen VARSITY BASEBALL 14" Cheese Pizza! 12" Cheese Pizza■ 10" Cheese Pizza What Alpha Love is al about Tryouts for wait - one. Oct. 29 - Nov. 1. Team For Rent I'l be your big. and you my little. meeting 3:00 on Od. 29 Cal 2-7086. Need One bedroom Apartment Extra Items $1.00 fjExtra Items .75' each m Extra Item .50' each If you can figure out thla hoot*; KAPPA PLEDGES proof of phyalcal. medical history form, and Cal Atternoone - 354-8600 Roeee ara red and so la a strawberry ARE AWESOME proof of Insurance from Studant Health Center pg^oHo'i I ive over on E. Merry. Keep prior lo the meeting on the 29m ol Odober Love. Your Big Kappa Help - we're graduating' 352-5166 352-5166 352-5166 uVowtnglH 2 Br apartment lor sublease Cal 354-4499 evenings FR€€ D€LIV€RV ■ Ffl€€ D€LIV€RV FR€€ D€LIV€RV AOTT • AOTT • AOTT • AOTT WANTED ■ OP€N4 00Opm OP6N400pm Tern Walters ara you getting peyched? KKQ • KAPPA • KKG OPSN 4 00 pm WHY RENT? HOMES FOR $ 1.00. REPOS ONfCiOUPCr, Ptanzztt ON* COUPON Pfft PlZZR Only one more day until you find out'!' Congratuletiona to Uaa Camy on being cho—n ON€ COUPON P«fl PIZZR 1 Female Roomete needed for apring aemee- GOVT GIVE AWAY PROQRAM8I 90 Or* III 00 BGOnlulM-vt) 8G Onlu 11-1-90 • Your Big Lovea You • aa lund-nHamg chairwoman tor New Member ter Mc* Apt. Ctoee to campua Rent Includes FOR INFORMATION AOTT • AOTT ■ AOTT ■ AOTT PanhaeerHc Council Your Kappa Sieters ara ao proud of you!" atutaWee 354-5702 504-849-0670 EXT R-5972