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Super hype dwarfs game — commentary, p.6 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 69 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, January 24,1986 U.S. subtly Alumni s warns Libya refunds WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States, in what appears to be a secure thinly veiled warning to Libya, has notified civilian air traffic officials that fighter planes from Navy aircraft carriers will be conducting flight operations off the Libyan coast next week, sources by Patricia Rider said yesterday. staff reporter The sources, all of whom agreed to discuss the matter only if not identified, confirmed the U.S. Sixth Fleet had used international University alumni who have notification procedures Wednesday to inform the air traffic control defaulted on student loans will facility at Tripoli, Libya, of "carrier flight operations" within its not be affected by the federal area of control. Eovernment's decision to with- The notice specifies that "carrier flight operations" will be old their tax refunds, Univer- conducted between Jan. 24 and Jan. 31. Because of the time sity financial aid officials said difference between the United States and the Mediterranean, the Wednesday. operations may have begun at 7 p.m. EST yesterday. The bad student loans have The "Notice of Intent to Conduct Flight Operations," an unclassi- been kept a University concern fied document, stresses the Navy aircraft will "comply with in that none of the loans have applicable International Civil Aeronautical Organization proce- been assigned to the Depart- dures for flight in international air space." ment of Education for collec- tion, said Lynn Huber, assistant bursar. The action by the Internal College offers Revenue Service (IRS) to with- hold tax refunds in lieu of loan payments came earlier this month when the Department of Education reported that former minority awards students have defaulted on more than $4 billion in low-interest by Shelly Trusty black and three Hispanic. Those BG News/ Joe Phelan loans subsidized by the federal staff reporter are discouraging figures, partic- government. Sandy Gardner, right, smiles at her husband Randy as he is introduced before announcing his THE REFUNDS withheld by ularly in view of the national Republican candidacy for state representative. Although an increasing num- shortage of minority teachers. the IRS will go to the federal ber of minority students are The new scholarship awards Treasury, which would use the enrolled in primary and second- represent our first step in trying funds to wipe the bad loans off ary schools, the number of mi- to change that," Saddelmire the books. nority teachers has continued to said. In the past, the government decrease, according to National Candidacy announced has used private collection agen- Commission for Excellence in HE SAID he believes the rea- cies against defaulters and Teacher Education's 1985 re- son for the decrease in minority turned their names over to na- port. students is that top minority by Jerry Yarnetsky ties. ence as a teacher. tional consumer credit bureaus. In order to combat this prob- students are moving toward jobs staff reporter Gardner said he believed Gardner has been a teacher Conrad McRoberts, director the district needed someone and been involved in county of financial aid and student em- lem, the College of Education in business and science. politics for more than 5 years and Allied Professions has es- "There are more options open Rep. Randy Gardner, R- to stand up for the issues Eloyment, said the move "would Bowune Green, formally an- facing the state, especially and was chairman of the e a useful arsenal if we didn't tablished two new scholarships for minority students. Talented Wood County Republican to encourage minority education minorities can consider any type nounced his candidacy for the the need to reform the state's get our money back." Fifth District of Ohio House of workers' compensation sys- Party before taking Brown's But the University is success- majors. of career, and more and more of tem and to increase educatio- seat. The scholarships will be the talented students are drawn Representatives last night at ful in collecting student loans. In the Ice Arena. nal funding. Robert Van Horn, Wood fact, it has one of the lowest awarded to qualified high school from the teaching profession," County Republican chair- graduates for fall term 1986. The Saddlemire said. Gardner, seeking his first He also said he wants to student loan default rates elected term in the Fifth Dis- improve the economic devel- man, said no other candidates among colleges and universities awards are expected to amount According to the NCETE re- have formally planned to an- to $400 each. port, minorities represent 26 trict, replaced former Rep. opment, adding, "Ohio isn't in the state, ne said. Robert Brown of Perrysburg fully participating in Rea- nounce their candidacy. According to Gerald Sad- percent of the student school gan's recovery as it should." Joyce Kepke, a Democrat dlemire, interim dean of the population in the U.S., but fewer in the Wood County district THE UNIVERSITY'S default last November when Brown He said he believes he's on Bowling Green City Coun- rate is 2.49 percent, according to College of Education and Allied than 12.5 percent of the primary qualified for the Job because cil, has been the only other Professions, the number of mi- and secondary school teachers joined Gov. Richard Celeste's statistics from June 30, 1984- are minorities. cabinet as the director of the of his knowledge of the county person to announce her candi- the most recent figures avail- norities who are interested in Department of Retardation and the needs of education dacy. Kepke made her an- able. pursuing teaching careers has According to the NCETE re- stemming from his experi- nouncement last week. declined dramatically. port, the number of minority and Developmental Disabili- Other Ohio colleges and/or "In our fall freshman class of students is expected to increase a See Default, page 4. 651 students, only seven are □ See Minorities, page 3. Union remodeling project OK'd Jurors sought The $425,000 University Union remodeling University architect and project coordina- he said. project was approved by the state last week tor. Construction will include a glass atrium for crash trial tor construction starting this June. The remodeling had to first be approved on the front of the building, which will But the starting date is later than the by the University Board of Trustees. The increase the seating capacity of the Falcon's by Valerie Ciptak The rest of the facts may be University had planned with the original project then had to be approved by the state Nest by 60 to 90 people. staff reporter disputed at trial, Williamson plans set to begin last summer. architect's office, which consented last Fri- said. day. Cosmetic changes on the inside include Jury selection begins Monday The Cherokee 140, originally a "It wasn't possible to do it all last sum- Buckholz said at this point in the project reworking the lighting, repainting, adding for the liabilty trial stemming two-person plane, was con- mer. We couldn't get the necessary appro- he does not anticipate any further delays. new flooring in the addition and replacing from a 1982 plane crash that verted into a four-person plane val," said Raymond Buckholz, associate "Everything appears to be on schedule," the furniture, he said. killed four area men, including by Piper Corporation. two University students. Lankenau rented the plane Eight jurors and three alter- from Eagle's Nest Aviation, lo- nates will be chosen from 75 cated at Henry County Airport candidates. The large number of in Napoleon, Ohio. He and his candidates is due to the possibil- passengers intended to fly to ity that most won't be able to Columbus. hear the case which may take as Jacobs, who leased his plane long as three weeks, said Wood through Eagle's Nest, alleges in County Common Pleas Judge his brief that the day before the Gale Williamson. crash, Lankenau performed the On May 1,1982, a Piper Chero- weight and balance calculations kee 140 aircraft crashed, killing: necessary before renting the Michael Cochran of Napoleon; plane. Puots include the weight Richard Baker, a University of an aircraft, the weight of all freshman; Jeffrey Diemer of passengers, fuel, oil and luggage Holgate, Ohio; and David Lan- in that figure. When Lankenau kenau, the pilot, a University found that the weight of his junior. proposed trip with himself and Witnesses were quoted the day three passengers exceeded the of the crash as saying the plane maximum certified weight, Ja- hovered no more than 30-35 feet cobs allegedly refused to rent off the ground, barely missing him the plane. utility and phone lines until it ACCORDING TO Jacobs, Lan- crashed into the roof of a two- kenau then said that one of the story apartment on Frazee Ave- passengers did not have to go. nue. On that condition, Jacobs said The families of Cochran, he rented him the Cherokee 140. Baker and Deimer are suing Jacobs said he test flew the Lankenau, Piper Aircraft Cor- plane and alleges it was working Eation - maker of the Chero- correctly before Lankenau took 140, Eagle's Nest Aviation - off from Henry County. He said renter of the plane, and Mike he saw three people in the plane Jacobs, owner of the plane. when they took off. TWO INSURANCE companies From there, Lankenau flew to have also filed suit against Piper Wood County Airport where he Aircraft for the cost of repairing allegedly picked up Baker. the apartment and for damage Piper. Eagle's Nest and Jacobs, to nearby cars and property. who claim to have been unaware BG News/Jim Sakola Williamson said it is generally of the additional passenger, con- Although spring is still a couple months off, the BGS(J baseball junior sports marketing major, practices In the batting cages in agreed that the accident was tend that had Lankenau not team has begun training for the upcoming season. Dave O'Kreslk, Memorial Hall. The team's season starts in late March. caused by overloading the Piper picked up Baker, estimated at Cherokee 140. D See Trials, page 4.
i Editorial BG News/January 24, 1986 2
Sold on the idea Aerobic albums keep wallets fit Moving from silver screen to 'dancing queen' means big bucks The University is beginning a full-scale television and radio advertising campaign Monday. by David H. Schmidt Apparently "Dallas" isn't I'm confounded on conclu- counted for a respectable share The campaign is being aimed at Northwest Ohio enough for Victoria Principal. sions. Not sure what any of this of the entertainment market last where most of the University's students are from, A couple of days ago, I heard The other day, I saw her on means. And God forbid, I'm not year. Where have you gone, and will cost the University $25,000. the old song "Feelin Groovy." "Donahue," and for IS minutes going to do any research to find Mrs. Robinson? Jesus loves you . The idea of an advertising campaign aimed at Lost in nostalgia, and momen- she talked about her ass. And out. Who knows? Perhaps more than you will know, woe ( tarily happy, I decided to the way her workout is selling, it they're responding to the stats: woe woe.... drawing students to the University makes sense, splurge. So I went downtown appears as though contempo- the average woman is 40, di- especially in light of studies which show that skipping like Petula Clark to rary society is more preoccu- vorced ana has three kids. And On "Simon and Garfunkel's enrollments in state universities are expected to look for a copy of "Simon and Eied with the butt than with the even if she has a career, well, Greatest Hits," there is a song fall in the coming years. Garfunkel's Greatest Hits." rain. This also proves Phil Do- she's gonna have to lose a few entiUed "Looking for America. The University is showing a measure of foresight (This was when music had nahue is groping for topics. pounds if she plans to get back It looks like these three women, meaning.) Weekday mornings will never be into the marriage market. and their countless leotarded in beginning these advertisements before a need to the same. clones, have found it. My scant heavily recruit students is felt. To my fortune, there was one It never ceases to amaze me patriotism is appalled. The University hopes to reach those between 17 left. It was mine. Now, I hadn't Lastly, out of the archives that Americans can be suckered and 24 who are seeking higher education and those been in the record shop for some jumps Debbie Reynolds in leo- into buying anything. Further- I wonder what the fat women who will be paying for this education - mostly time, so I decided to browse tard and headband. On the al- more, it just goes to show that in Russia are doing? around a bit and see what's bum cover the caption reads our definition of consumerism is parents. "in." "Do It Debbie's Way," whatever defined by tawdry little fads Schmidt, a graduate student Universities turning to advertising in an attempt that is .... By the way, what such as these. Jane, Victoria, in philosophy from Rochester, to increase enrollment is not a new idea. It didn't take me long to figure was it that she did in the first Debbie and the rest of the fit- Minn., is a columnist for The The University of Toledo and other Ohio state out who were the major stars: place? ness-fadders probably ac- News. universities have been running recruitment ads for Jane Fonda, Victoria Principal and Debbie Reynolds. Ironi- years. Some have employed professional advertis- cally, this is so in spite of the uig agencies to coordinate their efforts. fact that all three are devoid of The University of Toledo and Bowling Green, as musical talent. Northwest Ohio s largest state universities, con- The theme was aerobics, the stantly battle to recruit students from Northwest market was international. Yes, Ohio. Both draw most of their students from this these ladies are raking in the area. bucks. However, UT's media advertising campaign has generated high visibility for them while the Univer- Of these three, Jane Fonda is the most irksome. Why, barely a sity's name is not as recognizable outside North- decade ago, she was right up west Ohio. there with Simon and Gartunkel It's about time the University has caught up with protesting the Vietnam War and the times. Since the idea of businesses began, it has went as far as to kiss a North been proven that ads sell products faster than any Vietnamese soldier on prime- other method of communication. time television - all the time slamming hot dogs, apple pie Running a University is much like running any and Chevrolet. Today, she's other type of business. Money is generated by Miss Par Americana, cashing in selling products. The University's goal is to sell a on the latest health fad, all in the quality education to students who serve as custom- good name of Capitalism. Jane, ?ou are a paradox in Reeboks. ers. our father Henry is probably Since that is what the University is attempting to turning over in his grave. And do, why not use methods that have been proven even if your brother Peter is still igmm&mmrmm ymmfimfnmtrj^m successful in the business world for centuries? smoking pot and driving chop- per bikes, at least he's sincere. An old pair of good friends Old times return on a weekend by Valerie Ciptak maybe, righUy so. friends of that age. We re- activities in which we indulge something later - when the legs After the big move off campus counted funny things, every- by Hal Wilson ourselves? My closet is filled and back can no longer do a Fridays and Saturdays can be junior year, the group of friends thing from the outcast with running shoes, cycling lineman's work. passing things, beginning and becomes smaller. The classes roommate who never took a | The 4 o'clock whistle. I jump shoes, desert boots, hiking As these boots have shared ending with no monumental become harder and weekends shower to the hot pot we threw in my car, race to Bowling boots, loafers and boots made sidewalks with students' shoes, memories. The older you get, become weekends by my stan- out because mac-n-cheese was Green (Mario Andretti couldn't for the work I do. they've allowed me to be mis- the more weekends are doomed dards. You find yourself saying, reproducing in it. And all of it do it better) and mad-dash from Our shoes do much to reveal taken for a farmer, a mainte- to the file in your mind marked "I wish there were more bars in was still funny. commuter lot to class. Most the wearer's personality, voca- nance man and a Marlboro "bland," forever fitting the re- Bowling Green." And although We talked about the trying students can identify with trying tion or avocation. No patent Man; never a lineman, and ply, "I didn't do much. After a your tolerance allows later times, the heartbreaks, the to be in two places at the same leather or cushy slippers in the never ever a journalist. But weekend like that, Monday just hours, responsibilities require times we had thrown ourselves time. My predicament is a jour- bottom of my closet, and I sus- these muddy soles will get me seems to roll over and look at that the partying end when it into a relationship, or a class, or nalism class which begins at the pect that by my list you've al- there, I'm sure, and with some you. ends, and, upon waking up Mon- even a weekend, only to be dis- same time I leave work, 13 miles ready established whether you pride, because, as many non- day, the thoughts of the weekend appointed. It was just as away. like or dislike me. Well, do as I traditional students find, the Then there are weekends, in are tucked away, blank spots or bittersweet. : I wish the transition from do: Shove the shoes you don't transition from full-time parent, the true sense of the word. Mon- not. blue-collar worker to student like to the back of the closet. I'll or spouse or job is sometimes day not only laughs with you, but Even getting ready to go out was gentler; these are two dif- accept that, but the irony is that overwhelming. All students it gives you 24 hours to think A dreadful thing happens to brought back the past. Trying on ferent worlds separated by a the shoes you don't like are share a need for more time, but about the last few nights, often many of us sometime senior each other's makeup, switching mere 30 minutes. But I know full never worn and tend to hang more often than not, we non- laughing in amazement. Cear. Weekends become a com- clothes, taking turns putting on well, given my penchant for around forever. traditionals need the classes to You know it was a weekend ination of two days, divided up albums, then all of us dancing unusual behavior, I'd probably The shoes I like get the work- accommodate the time we do when on Tuesday you're still into when we should do what, ft and singing to the music we try to fit another class into my out of a lifetime. When I run a have. reminiscing. becomes a preparation for the loved, we traveled in a group, schedule if I had the time. breezy 10 miles, I feel as though Now, before I lace on the beg- It seems to me that freshmen next week, instead of a ritual to like we used to, and when we - Please bear witness to some of my running shoes are more than gar's shoes, I'll say that, yes, I and sophomores experience forget last week. came home, they ate me out of ttiis strange behavior: For ex- responsible; they've supplied am pleading a case for more more than their share of week- It's easy to forget the days of house and home, just like back ample, I talk to my shoes. Yup - the labor, and my feet did the evening classes and, no, I am ends. Everything is new and an weekends; one can even deny then. It was pure, honest fun. 11 talk to my car too, but only brainwork. There's no tighter not feeling sorry for myself. The adventure. Monday never really them. Does that have to be "back *rhen I'm angry at the four- bond than the affection I nave learning process has been a ful- looks at them because, well, Maybe it was the timing ... then?" Sfheeled beast. I tend to feel for the racing flats in which I filling experience, and the strug- they just don't care about the Maybe it was the return of my Does being a senior require Sood about my shoes - seldom ran the Detroit Free Press Mar- gle to make everything work weekdays. freshman-sophomore group of serenity and reserve? Will Mon- o they bring the wrath of my athon this year - 28.2 miles - within a certain time frame is a The groups of friends in those friends. Maybe it was a regres- day punish a person if they're attention and only when a shoe- and we shared the pain. valuable lesson in itself. But first two years only contribute to sion to my past. not prepared? I think not. lace breaks (always at the worst Another well-worn pair of above all else. I've met some the weekend feeling. Over cold But when the people I had It's so easy to get caught up in moment). My shoes have be- friends are my work boots. very nice people alone the way. cafeteria food the buddies who weekended with for two years, our futures, especially as se- .come, in my mind, an extension Unique to the task they're called Many could sit right there in the drank and danced the night be- the same ones who transferred niors. It's common that we base t>f my lifestyle. upon, I need them for support front row of my closet. fore rehash the night's events, to Ohio State in our junior year, self-esteem on where we'll be • With each mile they share, while I climb poles and for the Wilson is a sophomore mag- filling in the blank spots for each stopped in for the weekend, all five years from now. And we ■with each new wrinkle and stain, insulation they provide while I azine journalism major from other. There is always some- hell broke loose. rationalize how that may depend my shoes begin to take on their work with electricity; I'm a Bowling Green. thing you didn't remember and, There is something about the on our resumes, and on what own character, their own per- lineman. It's my job to see that we accomplish every day. It just sonality. And yes, much as a pet you have the energy you need isn't practical to have fun. dog begins to resemble its for electric toothbrushes, hot If I sabatoged my career I'd •pwner, my shoes could be the curling irons and MTV. have regrets. But if I let good reflection I see in the mirror. My It's a stark contrast between times pass me by, I'd have other jrriting instructors tell me this is lineman and student. Working Letters regrets. jo personify: To think of an outdoors every day, with only It's obvious that a trip to Ohio Inanimate object as having hu- men, tends to weather the body State won't further my journa- man qualities. and season the mind. Neverthe- Feminism is alive hearing, women recognize that write misogynist works. Most lism career. It won't help me get - If you're not convinced so far, less, I wouldn't trade the work I their women's movement - in works are highly repetitious and into law school. i have just the argument: Don't do for anything right now; its many forums and incorporat- devoid of any serious analysis of But it may help me survive ^re buy specific shoes for the school is preparing me for A tell-tale sign of the misogyn- ing many perspectives - has a social relationships. Yet their happily. It will make the long ist is the attempt to pit women long life ahead of it. Chanting intellectual poverty and endless weeks a little shorter, the hard against each other-as in the the demise of the women's repetition does not subtract work a little easier. THE BG NEWS divisive attacks on recent edito- movement has been an often- from their continued and wide- Ill bet there's a lawyer out rial pages of The BG News pur- heard refrain these past IS spread distribution. there somewhere who visits old porting to single out feminists. years, as a bit of research would Women's legitimate question- friends on weekends and puts MM Geoftrey Barnard Cr»el copy edrtor Dave Herding It is unfortunate when a Uni- easily demonstrate. Wishful ing - collective and individual - aside all cases except for ones of Manegeig editor MM Mclnlyre Cruel copy editor MeaneBkur wul not be silenced by such self- AMI manageig editor Karl Smllti Copy editor Brian R Bel versity newspaper legitimizes thinking? good beer. I know I will. News editor Nancy Bostwick Copy editor Danieee Fischer such unfounded assertions. As Historian Hilda Smith made serving tactics. Ciptak, a senior journalism Editorial editor Don Lee Copy edttoi Trevor Pettitord long as unsupported opinions the point: One has only rare Virginia Lohner major from Pittsburgh, Pa., is a cmet editorial writer TareM Taranllno Copy editor Mary Regan are thus assured a respectful clues or hints as to why men 155« Clough St. staff reporter for The News. Photo editor JnPlwhn Friday editor Carole Homberger AMI photo editor AlexHorvatn AMI Friday Editor OonrryRoush Sports editor Tom Reed Prod sup'r. . . Bob Grown Respond AMI sports edrlor HonFrra Prod sup'r Sieve twanlcki The BG News editorial page is BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Wire editor Pt*pB Wilson Prod sup r Doug Kaufman your campus forum. The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday dunng the academic year and Letters and guest columns m/rMMwTAM- weekly during the summer seMion by the Board ol Student Publications ol Bowling Green State should be typewritten and eVCtYTHIHb HOU. 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by Janet Pavasko lodge for less reporter East Wooster Street may have Hostel hopping saves money many student residents, but only a few can say they live in the oldest standing house in the city. Located at 930 E. Wooster, by Jerry Yametsky seven University students live in staff reporter the historical sight owned by Carty Rentals. If you're looking for a low cost adventure and don't mind Mark Peck, junior business earning your keep, hosteling may be for you. education major, said that he People of all ages, who bike, hike or use other manpower enjoys the house's reputation. traveling means, use hostels all over the world as overnight r'I think it's neat that we live stop along their trips across the country, according to in the oldest house, even though Kevin Williams of the American Youth Hostel's Erie-Ana people tend to agree that it looks council. like the oldest house," he said. "The word 'youth' in the title is more of a sensation than a Mrs. Madonna Carty, of Carty definition," Williams said. "Not only those in a youthful age Rentals, said discovering the use them, but also the elderly." age of the house was a surprise. Bowling Green, home of the Wintergarden Youth Hostel, has "When we bought the house, the only hostel in the United States owned by a city and runned we didn't know it was the oldest by the AYH. standing house. In 1975 we at- Since it's founding in 1969 Wintergarden Youth Hostel has tended a lecture by Lyle been the accommodation for over 24,000 hostelers, Williams Fletcher who has researched the said. history of Bowling Green, and he As one of 11 in Ohio, the Wintergarden Youth Hostel is a part informed us of it's history," she of a 300-hostel network in the United States and one of over 5000 said. hostels world-wide. According to the records, the BG New* Photo house was built in 1840 by a This house, at 930 E. Wooster street, houses seven University students and is the oldest standing house in THE SETTINGS for the hostels vary and several hostels Frenchman named Donzey, she Bowlling Green. There is a chance, however, that the house may be destroyed so that apartments may be across the country are in light houses, castles and old inns. One said. constructed. hostel in Canada is an old prison, Williams said. "There were no actual build- velop, and then Armstrong built ter and air from seeping in the said. "I wouldn't feel guilty; "Each one is a new experience," he said. ing records, but a schoolteacher the stadium cinemas and house. there are lots of other nouses The Bowling Green hostel, at 618 S. Wintergarden Road, is mentioned the house and the started renting the house to col- "The basement is dry, and the that can take its place as the set back in a wooded area of Wintergarden City Park. It has a builder in an 1898 account," she lege students, Carty said. house Is very cool in the summer oldest standing house in Bowling fireplace and a timber ceiling, giving it a rustic look, Williams said. "The house has had seve- She insisted that there is no and less drafty in the winter," Green." said. ral owners and, prior to 1964, it house in Bowling Green built as Carty said. With a AYH membership a person can stay at the Wintergar- was always a family home." sturdy. However, Peck said tearing den Hostel for $3.25 a night during the summer, $3.75 during the Like Armstrong, Carty is not the house down would be like winter. An AYH membership costs $20 for one year for those 18 "JACK ARMSTRONG, the "Underneath the wood frame sentimental about the house's getting rid of a Bowling Green to 59 and $10 for those under 18 and over 59. previous owner, wanted to tear are solid stone walls," she said. existence and plans to even- But the low prices are offered in exchange for upkeep of the the house down and build the- "We had the worst time wiring tually tear it down. "I'd like to show my kids hostel. aters," she said. "The theaters the house; we couldn't get "We (Carty Rentals) would where I lived in college, if the "Hostels are self-help, you do your own cooking and clean- were almost built when the area through the stone." like to have the area rezoned house is still standing by then," ing," Williams said. He added that the Wintergarden Hostel by the stadium started to de- The stone walls help keep wa- and build apartments," she he said. has dormitories for both men and women, separate baths, a common area and a kitchen. Minorities THE HOSTELS are not limited to foot travelers, as motorists n Continued from front page have increasingly been patrons of the hostels, he said. to 30 percent by 1990, and the percentage of minority teachers is ACCORDING TO Saddlemire, money for the minority schol- AYH not only runs hostels but also organizes bicycle tours, expected to drop to 5 percent. arships was provided by alumni of the College of Education during hiking and canoeing trips on the national and international "We know there will be more students in K-12 coming from the college's telethon last spring. level. For under $1000 a cyclist can tour England for 16 days minority families," he said. "This is due, In part, to the large influx with an American Youth Hostel tour. of Asian students on the west coast and Latinos in the South." "This scholarship is the direct result of making a commitment to International hostel organizations have over 50 years experi- our minority candidates," Saddlemire said. Saddlemire said it is important to have minority teachers in the Candidates for the scholarships must be a high school graduate or ence giving tours such as this all over the world, he said. graduating senior who is a member of a minority race. Candidates The Black Swamp Bicycling Society is headquartered at the schools. Wintergreen hostel and sponsors bike tours vear-round. "These students need role models to look up to and learn from," he must also plan to pursue teaching as a career and should have a said. minimum high school grade point average of 3.0. An AYH membership card, books, and sleep sacks, which He added that the College of Education has recieved 20 percent "The main idea of this scholarship is to get more minority are mandatory at all hostels, are available at the UAO office on freshmen who are interested in education into the college," he said. the 3rd floor of the University Union. more applications this year than last. But he was unable to determine what percentage of the applications were minority. The deadline for interested students is Feb. 15. You're in the BAG PARTY Seniors!! with Campus Marketing YOUR BEST DEAL TO FLORIDA
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Gorbachev's evolving yesterday in a major fire that escape the flames. ay for the first time to ban ranted;" culminated more spite hints from Mikhail Gorba- stand on limiting nuclear weap- broke out in the banquet hall deadly asbestos, a widely- than six years of regulatory chev at last November's ons is the main barometer U.S. of a luxury hotel in a southern At least one death was used substance that officials soul-searching within the gov- superpower summit, there is no analysts watch. But there are district of the capital, the caused by serious burn inju- say causes up to 12,000 cancer ernment and months of in- evidence the Soviet Union in- others, including Afghanistan, United News of India re- ries, doctors at the Safdar- cases annually in the United fighting between EPA and the tends to withdraw its 118,000 where Gorbachev's approach is ported. jang Hospital said. The cause States. Office of Management and troops from Afghanistan, U.S. being measured carefully. of most of the deaths was not Under a two-phased attack, Budget. officials have concluded. More than 60 fire engines stated, but was assumed to be the Environmental Protec- EPA Administrator Lee SPECULATION that the Sovi- with 350 firefighters battled smoke inhalation. tion Agency proposed an "im- Thomas said human health - The outlook is for an extended ets might be thinking of a pullout the fire, which oroke out at 2 mediate" ban in five product not monetary cost - was military standoff between the began when Gorbachev took a a.m., the news agency re- At least four of the victims categories, mostly in the con- EPA's foremost concern. Soviet-backed Kabul govern- relatively mild stand in dis- ported. were foreigners, doctors said, struction area. Over the next Thomas said it would take ment and rebel forces. Both cussing Afghanistan at the sum- without giving the nationali- decade, EPA said, it wants to about a year for the agency to sides are stronger. Neither ap- mit with President Reagan. The fire at the Sidharth ties involved. cleanse the environment of complete public hearings and pears able to gain the upper Intercontinental Hotel spread The cause of the fire was all products containing the administrative review of the "We noticed, perhaps, an im- to the third and fourth floors, not known. known carcinogen. proposed asbestos rule. Erovement in the tone of the And while the casualties orbachev presentation," said a mount - an estimated 10,000 So- State Department official. "He 'Nerd Day' linked to suicide Sohio reports earnings down viet deaths, another 20,000 didn't go through the whole lit- CINCINNATI (AP) - The the victim, David Beres, to CLEVELAND (AP) - The from the company's petro- wounded or injured - Gorba- any of the Soviet position." founder of the International commit suicide. Ken Beres, Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) yes- leum segment. chev apparently has decided not Organization of Nerds said the father, said upperclass- terday reported a 1985 earn- The petroleum segment to withdraw from Afghanistan in At the same time, said another Sesterday he is surprised that men at the school had taunted ings decline to $308 million, or also accounted for earnings of order to improve relations with U.S. official, Kremlin propagan- le suicide of a Michigan his son about "dressing like a $1.31 a share, as the company $3.15 billion, while Sohio's Washington. dists and intelligence operatives teen-ager has been linked to nerd" since the teen-ager had took on costs aimed at ensur- coal, metals mining, chemi- This could have an impact fueled the speculation, whis- his high school's observance entered ninth grade last fall. ing profitability in the future. cals and industrial products beyond South Asia, where the pering to reporters the Soviets of "Nerd Day." Sohio incurred a $771 mil- segments combined for an $86 war has raged on the other side were just about fed up with their "I've never yet run into David Beres was found lion loss, or $3.29 a share, in million loss. The metals min- of the Soviet border for more military venture in Afghanistan anything negative what- hanged at his home on Oct. 1, the year's final quarter, and ing segment alone lost $165 than six years. It raises ques- and were prepared to draw up a soever," said Bruce Chap- just a day before "Nerd Day" company officials attributed million. tions about whether Gorba- timetable for withdrawal. The man, the self-proclaimed was celebrated at Athens the loss to special charges Sohio Chairman Alton chev's leadership will produce officials spoke on condition they "Supreme Archnerd" who High, the parents said. and other unusual fiscal Whitehouse noted that Sohio's changes in Soviet actions not be identified. founded his nerds' group in The Troy School Board re- items. true earnings performance abroad. October 1984. "I've made a ceived a letter Tuesday night Sohio's net annual result was 11 percent better in the Since Gorbachev's rise to Within Afghanistan, a dozen number of appearances. from Ken Beres and his wife, marked a sharp decline com- 1985 fourth quarter as com- power last March the Reagan noncommunist figures were There's many schools that Hazel, asking that "Nerd pared with the $1.49 billion, or pared with the same period of administration has looked for brought into the Soviet-backed have these nerd presenta- Day" be dropped because of $6.14 a share, earned in 1984. 1984, when special charges signs of change in Soviet foreign Kabul government. tions. I appeared at 'nerd its "derogatory labeling of and unusual items of both day' at a muscular dystrophy students. School district offi- In the absence of the spe- periods are not considered. camp this year. The kids aU cials said they had already cial or unusual costs, Sohio's Sohio reported that among came dressed as nerds, and it decided to ban the "nerd'' earnings for the year would the large 1985 charges was spruced up their life." label from school homecom- have been $1.46 billion, or $165 million for oil and gas The father of a 14-year-old ing week activities and have $6.21 per share. lease payments. Metzenbaum scolds Troy, Mich., high school stu- begun offering counseling Sohio's 1985 revenues The company reported un- dent who hanged himself says services for students judged amounted to $13.82 billion, usual fiscal costs include the observance of "Nerd gotentially suicidal. The with $3.69 billion of that in the charges related to modern- Day" at Troy Athens High eres couple have made do- fourth quarter. Of the yearly ization of Sohio's Utah Copper labor conference School might nave prompted nations for those services. figure, $11.38 billion came Division's facilities.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Orga- The choice is yours." nized labor has lost its thunder METZENBAUM accused la- as a political force in the United bor of being indifferent to the States and is lacking the involve- effects of the new Gramm-Rud- .American Heart GRADUATE SCHOOL ment and concern expressed in man budget-balancing law. Association past years. Sen. Howard Met- which will result in initial cuts of m The Ohio State University School of Architecture zenbaum, D-Ohio, said yester- $6 million in mine, saftey and day. health progams, $26.5 million in offers nationally accredited graduate programs "Labor as a political force in cancer research and more than with the following degrees: this country has lost its punch," $8 million in the Occupational Metzenbaum told a legislative Safety and Health Administra- CHARLESTOWN * Master of Architecture conference of the AFL-CIO In- tion. APAPTMFMTS — dustrial Union Department. The senator called the bill a * Master and Doctor of Philosophy "Senators and congresspersons "monstrosity" that will create in City and Regional Planning are thumbing their nose at you. havoc, adding that it is probably MID AM MANOR w Master of Landscape Architecture They think that you're a paper the worst piece of legislation tiger," he said. ever enacted. Choose from choice apartments within For students with either professional or academic In what amounted to both a undergraduate degrees. scolding and a pep talk, Metzen- "Know what organized labor walking distance to campus—summer baum urged the group to launch did about it?" he asked. organizing effort back in the "Turned on the TV and watched 1986 and 1986-87 school year: For information trenches by walking precincts, the baseball game." Write or Call: making phone calls and just Metzenbaum said a bill re- explaining the issues to the peo- quiring workers to be notified in 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or unfur- Professor W. Longshore ple. advance when plants are to be nished, gas heat & water included, air The Ohio State University "What I'm saying to you is you closed failed in the House last School of Architecture got to get off your butts and get year by only three votes. conditioning involved in the political proc- "Did they (labor) rise up in I0J Brown Hall ess," Metzenbaum said. wrath and anger, and did they 190 West 17th Avenue "You used to be active. You say, 'Never again?' " he asked. used to be involved. You used to "No. They switched from the Resident Manager, Columbus, Ohio 43210 be a force," he said. "But you baseball game and started (614) 422-1012 aren't there anymore. And if you watching the football game. You 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. don't do it, then you're letting may not love me for telling you down yourselves, you're letting what I'm saying, but you know 352-4380 Recruiters will be on campus January 28, 1986 down your kids and you're let- damn well I'm right in what I'm WBBOBBWBBH ting down your grandchildren. saying." i \ i Puffs Pizza I I 440 E. Court • 352-1596 I I I I $5.00 Medium I I 2 Item Pizza I United Way l Delivery or Eat In People Helping People Representative Positions
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Kent," Weinert said. "I wish by Ron Frlt2 "Early in the season, we didn't know OWLING GREEN VS. KEHT STATE assistant sports editor Kent would have lost at Central ■ how to win. But now I think we've found Michigan." WHEW: Sat. -km. 25. 8.-00 p m During the fall, Bowling The Golden Flashes, 6-9 over- WHERE: Memorial fjymiwilum Green dominated headlines the formula." all and 2-5 in the conference, throughout the Mid-American — John Weinert, BG coach downed the Chippewas 58-55 BOWLING aREEN: ' Conference with its football ex- Wednesday. KSU was led by Nickname: Falcons ploits, but once basketball junior BUI Toole's 20 points and 1985 record: 510. 4-3 in the MAC (tied tot third) started, you had to search the of Northern Illinois, the Falcons of the Falcons. junior Terry Wearsch's 13 points Head coach: John Weinert. I Oth year (144-123V small type for mention of the will no longer be the best kept "We have to play together as a and 12 rebounds. Returning lettermen: 6 Falcons. secret in the MAC. team," sophomore center Steve "We're going to have to con- Last Game BG beat Northern Illinois 92-71 tor fourth win in tain Toole and Wearsch," Wei- last rive games. "We probably surprised Ohio Martenet said. "We're success- Tentative Starters: Joe Gregory (G>. Brian Miller (G). Jim Smith But silently, without much at- (BG upset the first-place Bob- ful if we play together in a team nert said. "Stopping those two guys is the key to stopping (F). Anthony Robinson (F). Sieve Martenet (C) ' tention, BG has won four of its cats 77-75 two weeks ago)," Fal- concept. We have no super- Players to watch: Jim Smith (F>. scored 25 points in win over last five MAC games and moved con coach John Weinert said. stars. Kent." the Huskies. He's second on the team with a 15.8 ppg scoring into third place in the confer- "But after our recent success, I In the 21-point bludgeoning of Jim McDonald, in his fourth average Brian Miller (G). tallied 22 markers against NIC! and ence. The Falcons, 5-10 overall think everyone knows we are a the Huskies, junior forward Jim year as mentor of the Golden leads team with an 18 point scoring average and 4-3 in the league, wiM try to much better team. Smith paced the Falcons with 25 Flashes, said it is going to be Sain some ground in the title "Early in the season, we Klints. Senior guard Brian tough to beat the Falcons. tint when they travel to Kent to didn't know how to win," he iller added 22 while Martenet "They (BG) are playing ex- KENT STATE face the Golden Flashes tomor- said. "But now I think we've scored 11 points and junior for- tremely well," McDonald said. Nickname: Golden Flashes ward Bob Nass came off the "Our key is execution. We have 1985 record: 6 9. 2 5 in the MAC (sixth) row at 8 p.m. found the formula." Head coach: Jim McDonald, fourth year (53 49) However, if the cagers have WEINERT'S prescription for bench to score 10. to be patient and wait for the Returning lelterman 7 any more performances such as BG's success isn't a mystery "We played a good game, but good snot. We must control the 58 55 Wednesday's 92-71 demolishing among the team, it involves all we'll need the same effort at boards." Last Game: Kent State downed Central Michigan Wednesday. Tentative Starters: Bill Toole (G). Mike Roberts (G). Terry Wearsch (C). Ray Kubani (F). Russ Kotolac by Karl Smith Focus should be on the game, ass't managing editor not headbands and a fridge 'Saintly SLCJ icers Greetings from the Lousiana Superdome, sight of the Super Orleans in January against teams that have letters on their Bowl XX. All eyes are turned to New Orleans as this critical helmet, coaches with moustaches and a lineman over 300 event in mankind's history begins in only eight snort hours. pounds. await the Falcons Right now, both teams are preparing for thepre-game meal. Of course, it's also true that I've never picked more than For an in-depth analysis of what's happening. .. one playoff game correct in one year, so I'm going with... State for fighting. The ejection By the time the six playoff games are played and both by Karl Smith carries a suspension for the fol- The Super Bowl. It's no longer a game, it's not 60 minutes of Super Bowl teams have two weeks to bask in the searing ass't managing editor lowing game, in this case, to- football, it's two weeks of hoopla. What started out as a limelight, the game is almost anti-climatic. The two weeks night's contest with the Saints. challenge from the fledgling AFL to the presitigious NFL and prior to the game are like Chinese Water Torture. Bowling Green has already With the disqualifications of evolved to a showcase of pro football's finest, has become a Maybe I'm a purist, but I'm more interested in the game. clinched nome-ice advantage in Greg Parks and Brian Meharry, shallow Hollywood extravaganza. That's all I want to see. just 60 minutes of New England and the Central Collegiate Hockey well have to jockey our lines Chicago playing football for the NFL title. Association playoffs next and make adjustments Friday," month, and probably wouldn't York said. ''I'm not in a good At one time, the hot topic before a Super Bowl was the game Two teams, two game plans, two cities, with one chance for mind starting post-season play a plan of each team. How will Kansas City try to stop the Green one title. frame of mind about that. But it little early. definitely won't be an excuse for Bay Sweep? Now, more time is devoted to Jim McMahon's / like this guy Dan Hampton from Chicago, just look at this However, the Falcons travel losing." headband than his passing clip, he's got the blood going to Canton, N.Y., for a two-game According to York, success on ability. over here and a gash over here series with St. Lawrence Uni- the trip could bring two-fold .. .The report from the Super Bowl XX and his jersey's torn. That's versity, starting a string which benefits. Bears'cafeteria, William what you need in a defensive will have them on the road for "We're at a point now if we Sun., Jan. 26, 5:30 p.m. in New Orleans. La lineman. You can't have clean five of the next six games. "the Refrigerator" Perry While the two games against keep winning we can maintain had five eggs, 12 pieces of Siys on the line, they have to be the Saints will have no bearing where we are in the polls or bacon and six pieces of toast. oody and dirty so they look improve, but if we don't win on BG's CCHA standings, head we'll drop," he said. "I think That's a lot more than New mean. coach Jerry York said that England offensive lineman Just watch this play, he lines up this weekend will be a good doesn't make the games unim- barometer for the national Brian Holloway ate this here, and breaks this way, spins portant. polls." morning and I wonder what around, pushes and "We're 2-2 in non-conference The other facet of this week- kind of affect that's going to shoves.. .see him pushing and games, I think we'd like to have end's outcome will be momen- have on the game... shovin in there? Then he sneaks a better record than that outside tum going into two very tough The Super Bowl is a up here, knocks this guy down of the conference," he said. CCHA matchups. championship game. It's not and BOOM! he's through that "And this is the last chance we "We need this trip to get ready a clash of titans or a hole. Just doink, boom, bang. have to improve on that re- for the next two weekends when personality contest. It's a Simple as that. cord." we have Western Michigan and The two teams are not strang- Michigan State on the road," football game, and that Funny, but I think, down the ers to each other, facing each seems to have been forgotten road, not many people are going other in the College Hockey York said. "Five of our next six to remember all this pregame games are on the road, I guess in the wake of television Classic in Lake Placid, N.Y. The we have to get used to our brown rating wars and inflated gibberish. The story of Jim Falcons won 5-2 in that contest. uniforms." contracts. McMahon's headband and the That loss was only part of an There was a time when the "Super Bowl Shuffle" will be early season skid which saw Super Bowl was a showcase footnotes to the final score. SI.U lose its first seven East I—Sports Cap— Coast Athletic Conference for two teams, matching Almost every Super Bowl has WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: some plays that make it stand games. Since then, however, the their strength against the Saints have won four of their last Following a 88-64 win over the other team & strong points. out from others. Washington's five ECAC contest for a 4-8 re- Huskies Wednesday, the Fal- Joe Namath rifling passes, Mike Bass intercepting the cons sport a 6-1 record. They nowAT cord. Overall, SLU is 8-10 after a Jim Taylor and Paul Dolphins' Garo Yepremian's ill- 4-9 start will be at Kent State for a 5 Hornung carving out yards fated pass, Dallas' Jackie "THEY ARE a different team p.m. contest tomorrow. on the great Green Bay sweep and Miami's inpenetrable No Smith's dropped pass against the Steelers and Lynn Swann's than the one we played at Lake MEN'S SWIMMING: The Name Defense. diving catch in the same game. Placid, they have won four of Falcons will in the Mini-MAC Now, teams are so afraid of the negative publicity of losing their last five games," York meet today and tomorrow at said. "Plus, we'll face two ca- Eastern Michigan. BG topped that their game plans are ultra conservative. Hold on to the These are the memories of what the Super Bowl should be. Toledo and Wright State last ball as long as possible and hope the other team makes a It should be remembered as a football game, the league's two pacity crowds." The crowd will offer one dis- week. mistake. best teams battling each other for 60 minutes and someone traction for York's troops, but WOMEN'S SWIMMING: Af- Here's our odds maker to tell us what to expect. doing something extraordinary to make the dream of a there is something else that ter a long holiday break, the Well, thank you. Let me start out by saying that the Bears championship a reality. could prove even more difficult women tankers will test the are 0-1 since 1905 in games played indoor during months to overcome. waters again. The Falcons beginning with Jplayed in land involved in the Louisiana Now that we've hear from Pete, Bob, Jack, Dick, Merlin, Greg Parks and Brian Me- will host Xavier tonight at 7 in Purchase against teams with red uniforms. Peter, Paul and Mary, let's take you back to the Superdome harry were both ejected during Cooper Pool. Meanwhile, the Patriots have never lost a game in New where the game is about to begin... 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Put that m- m chance to hit the slopes at Colo- f%^a / 1 •BRANDYWINE: Also at Ches- rado's Vail or Wyoming's Jack- terland, Ohio. Brandywine has son Hole. ski jacket back on the most lift chairs of any resort in Ohio, at ticket prices from $6 Most areas also have ski patrols and discover the to $12. Call (216) 467-8198 for for those who happen to swish more information. when they should have swoshed. winter world of frozen Rental equipment is available •MT. BRIGHTON: Located in at all local ski areas, most at fun1 Ul 1... jric.> / I Brighton, Mich., the skiing at fairly reasonable prices. Many Mt. Brighton ranges in price areas offer discounts for certain from $12.50 to $15. Call (313) 229- ski sessions or for season 9581 to learn more. passes. Information about rates tor rentals or specific ski ses- •CLEAR FORK: Near Butler, sions can be obtained from the Ohio, Clear Fork is one of the ski area or a travel agent. Friday Pholo Illustration/Alex Horvath state's largest ski areas. Prices See you in the lodge! BG no Alps, but flat terrain boasts Nordic-style skiing by John P. Gliebe Buchanan, Pro Shop Manager at the $15.00 weekend package. seven, nine and fifteen-mile trails. "It's poles by leaning too heavily on them Friday reporter Student Recreation Center said. "You Buchanan said he recommends that a lot of fun in the woods," he said. when getting up. In addition, he cau- just scoot along thrusting your feet out Cple cross-country skiing for the first He also suggested Farnswortn Met- tioned beginners to watch for hypother- What is a skiing aficionado to do (to propel yourself). It's a good work- e try it first on the University's ropark, along the Maumee River at mia. "Several light layers of clothing when the only hill in Bowling Green out. He said a lot of people cross- Creason Golf Course. "Go around the Waterville. "People are always cross- are much better than one heavy layer, only offers a vertical drop of a mere country ski leisurely, but most do it Rec Center," he suggested. "Go easy country skiing there, and there's he said. "Wear something cotton un- fifty feet and the nearest real slopes because it is good exercise. until you get your feet and find out if usually a track you can follow," he derneath because it will be a little are too far away for a one-day trip: The Rec Center provides a variety of you like it or not." commented. absorbent, and then several light lay- Try skiing Nordic style. Rather than ski rental packages. According to Bu- "The golf course is especially fun at "Any place that's open - the city ers and maybe an outer shell." dashing down a steep slope hoping to chanan, all ski rental packages include night," Buchanan said. Another nearby park, a golf course - any place where As part of the Rec Center's Winter- avoid an injurious tall as in Alpine the skis, shoes and poles. He said the place he recommended is Oak Open- there is a good stretch of land," he said. fest program, a cross-country ski clinic style, the Nordic cross-country skier Erice for half-day rental (up to six ings, part of the Toledo Metropark "The real trails are at Oak Openings will be held on Saturday, February 1, traverses the countryside over gentle ours) is $3.00. The price is $6.00 for a system, at Whitehouse, 18 miles north- and the Waterville park." from 2 to 4 p.m. starting at the Rec slopes and scenic trails. full day (12 hours) and $10.00 for 24 west of Bowling Green. According to Buchanan cautioned special care af- Center and proceeding to the Forrest 'It's a real easy thing to do," Phil hours. The Rec Center also offers a Buchanan, Oak Openings offers three, ter falls because novices often snap Creason Golf Course. During wintertime, what do you do outside for recreation? Interviews by/Barb SymboHk Friday/Peter Fellman •Kyangyoung Shin, second-year 'Marflee Dillon, senior market- •Lauri Grace, sophomore occu- 'Richard Moore, junior manege- 'Dave Brandts, senior market- 'George Nemeth, senior con- graduate student, Korea: "I'd ing major, Parma: "I go to the pational therapy major, Mans- ment information systems ma- ing major, Florida: "I play bas- struction management major, lure to learn how to ski, but I golf course traying with my field: "I go sleigh riding and I jor, Cincinnati: "I try to avoid ketball and racquetball. They Parma: "I ski and also enjoy haven't had the chance. I like mends and I like serious snow- went skiing once. It's tun and going out in the winter time. I are both fun and challenging!" snowmobiling. I really like the winter but not in B.G. - it's too ban fights." better than staying inside all enjoy looking out the window winter since everything is clean cold." winter. It gives me something to and enjoying the scenery." and the air is crisp." do." BG News/January 24,1986 8 BG student cuts great figure on ice No cure for colds by Kdth A. Cornelius coughs," said Dr. Kaplan. It Friday reporter is important to keep your by Julleanne Bell ing. But, through long hours of hands clean and avoid touch- Friday reporter practice, expressing herself on With proper treatment, the ing your face around your the ice became easier. common cold will go away in mouth and eyes. Watching figure skating is, All this hard work and miles seven days. Left untreated, it In the attempt to avoid get- simply put, enjoyable to most. on the road paid off, she added, will last about a week. ting a cold, it Is important to Few persons, like Dick Button when she passed seven tests Although this old adage get plenty of sleep, eat prop- and Scott Hamilton, can actu- which determined her level of may cause a chuckle, in erly, limit stress and drink ally tell a toeloop from an axle. competition. She then went on to many ways it still holds true. plenty of liquids. "Dry air Jill Schaefer is one of those pass her gold figure, freestyle According to Dr. Joshua Kap- combined with a lack of liq- and dancing test, the highest uids limit the lungs' ability to Like most others who recog- level to achieve in figure skat- lan, director of the Bowling ing. She also participated and Green Health Center, there is remove inhaled viruses from nize these moves, Schaefer her- no sure-fire cure for the com- the body," said Dr. Kaplan. self is a skater. "The life of an succeeded in passing the Ca- mon cold. In spite of the fact He recommends keeping a ice skater can be very demand- nadienne gold figure test. pan of water or hanging damp ing but at the same time fun," Schaefer won at competitions that Americans spend over $1 claims Falconette Jill Schaefer. by placing third in regionals and billion a year on over-the- clothes in your room to in- eirticipating in the Midwes- counter cold remedies, not crease the humidity. Schaefer, a junior physical rns- one of her goals. She one has been medically pro- Once you have a cold, there therapy major, said ice skating also placed first in many invita- ven to change the course of a is not a whole lot you can do allows her to meet people on the tionals including the Michigan cold. about it. Try to get some rest road through competition and Wyandotte Invitational. Mothers have held for and keep a box of Kleenex stay in shape by hours of hard years that dampness and handy. Often you can relieve work. She became interested in During her years of competi- chills will cause colds Al- the runny nose and other ice skating while taking group tion between the ages of 12 and though there is a link between symptoms with the use of lessons at the age of nine. At the winter and colds, it is not antihistamines and other re- 19, she traveled to many places the main cause of colds. medies, but only time will age of 11, she began to take in the U.S. including Arizona, cure the cold. private lessons. Colorado and New York. She Dr. Kaplan explains that Ice skating involves discipline also had an opportunity to train during the winter, we spend Recently, some individuals and hard work, she said. with Peter Burrows, the coach most of our time in dry build- have suggested that vitamin During her grade school and of Elaine Zayak, which she ings with little ventilation. C (ascorbic acid) may have high school years, she said she viewed as "a very educational Being in a car or room some effect on reducing the became competively involved and enjoyable experience." with someone who has a cold risk of getting a cold. Dr. with ice skating by working out increases exposure in terms Kaplan said that extra vita- every day and preparing for Even though she doesn't com- of length of tune and concen- min C won't do much to re- competition. A normal day for pete anymore, she still performs tration of exposure," he said. duce the risk of a cold, it's her included practice in the for enjoyment. She has been a It has little to do with the cold just important that you aren't morning from 6 to 8 a.m., school, member of the Falconettes since weather itself. deficient in this Important and then practice in the evening she was a freshman, has per- The common cold is caused vitamin. from 4 to 7 p.m. by approximately 200 distinct formed in club shows, and has viruses. And medical science In treating a cold, Dr. Kap- Friday/Jim Sakola In 1981 Schaefer's family skated with Scott Hamilton and moved to Sylvania from St. Clair his fellow stars including Rosa- has yet to discover a success- lan stresses caution. Re- Jill Schaefer Shores, Michigan, and she com- lyn Sumners, the 1984 Olympic ful method of immunization cently. Reyes Syndrome has muted 50 minutes each day to silver medalist, in International against this dreaded illness gained publicity as a serious Trenton, Michigan to practice at Stars on Ice. because the viruses are con- disease afflicting younger the Academy Figure Skating Schaefer said she encourages tinually building up their own people. "It usually occurs af- Club. young people who are interested resistance to the immuniza- ter a person has had a viral ***** Not only was the traveling in pursuing ice skating as a tions that have been devel- infection and has taken aspi- back and forth difficult. sport to stick with it "because it oped. rin," he explained. He Schaefer said she found it hard is an invaluable learning experi- In the same way that there strongly recommended the to express herself on the ice in ence and a lot of fun." is no fool-proof way of getting use o? an aspirin alternative the creative sense. She ex- She said one thing she has rid of a cold, there is no that contains acetamino- plained that her forte in the learned during her years of ice perfect way of avoiding one phine, such as Tylenol. beginning was performing the skating is "that you can not be either. We are continually technical aspect of figure skat- surrounded by the martyrs The best way to avoid get- perfect all of the time." who insist on showing up to ting a cold is simply to take class and at work when they care of yourself both physi- are sick. Innocent victims get cally and emotionally. "It is coughed on and sneezed on by essential that you keep your- these contagious carriers. self well hydrated by drinking "Surprising as it may plenty of liquids during the seem, many of the cold vi- dry winter months," stressed ruses are passed by hands, Dr. Kaplan. not by the droplets in the air There is no cure, but pre- after someone sneezes or vention is the best medicine. Howard's club H 210 N. 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WA 96119. 6^(419)354-3533 Nam Address V My SOU Zip . □ 1 J BG News/January 24,1986 9 Quartet sings, travels '85 ends on good note in music by Greg Klerkx cisco and Disneyland. Follow- Friday reporter ing the tour, the Stowaways headed to Maple Leaf Village by P. F. Wilson view. It climbed from what most some sort of musical yardstick? great introduction for the new in Niagara Falls, Ontario, for Friday reporter insiders were saying was its Just because it's a hit doesn't comers from L.A. You probably won't find lowest point, to its highest point necessarily mean it's good. Con- 9."Getcha Back"-The Beach any albums by the Steamboat 275 shows. Stowaways at Finder's. It seems like everybody does a ever. Some disagreed and even versely, Just because it's a hit Boys. A fine come back for The Stowaways are also year-end music review and we went so far as to whine about it doesn't make a song bad. Of "America's Band." For starters, they've never members of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. here at Friday refuse to be left in letters to the BG News. If that course it all boils down to per- Inc., which stands for Society wasn't enough, accusations 10. "How to Be a Millionaire"- cut an album and they only off the band wagon. sonal taste, but pop music fans ABC. It had the best line in pop perform songs such as "My for the Preservation and En- Let the critique commence: about attacking people's charac- shouldn't limit themselves to music: I've seen the future/I Wild Irish Rose" and their couragement of Barbershop •live Aid: 1965 was the year of ter cropped up. well, despite whatever hits the top-forty. can't afford it. theme, "Riverboat Days." Quartet Singing in America Live Aid: an eleven-hour mar- what some would say, WBGU •Best Albums: 1. Crush- •Hell's Jukebox: Inc. The organization is the athon for those of us who is still "The Alternative." You O.M.D. A wonderful collection of 1. "Lover Giri"-Teena Marie. The Stowaways are, in fact, official ruling body for quar- watched the entire broadcast. need only compare it to the other catchy melodies to be enjoyed A miserable song. a barbershop quartet. tets in America. Those blessed with cable got stations in the area. by all pop music fans. 1 "Easy Lover"-Phillip Bai- "Barbershop quartets are MTV's above average coverage, WFAL: It's a shame more 2. Here's to Future Days- ley and Phil Collins. They just appealing because 99 percent Graber, also an operatic while others settled for indepen- people in the area can't hear Thompson Twins. A good album didn't play it enough, did they? ot the people involved are baritone, said that bar- dent network coverage. MTV's ''the waffle." Finally an AOR for longtime Twin fans, and a 3. "I Want to Know What Love amateurs," said Eric Graber, bershop singing isn't entirely coverage was hosted by their station that's willing to take great album for newcomers to Is"-Foreigner. Just plain bor- senior music major and Stow- encouraged by classical mu- own VJs, while the independent some chances. Thev were the the British trio. ing away member. Other mem- sicians. network chose music mogals first to play Simple Mind's "Al- 3. Little Creatures-Talking "Naughty, Naughty"-John bers are senior computer such as Marilyn McCoo...and ive ana Kicking" as well as Heads. Sounds rather pop for Parr. My neighbors last fall science major Terry Rey- "A lot of people at the (Uni- George Sega'. It was bad enough "Strength" by the Alarm. Mr. Byrne and company, but it's played at least nine times in a nolds, junior IPCO major Jeff versity) music school are vo- they didn't know squat about the WIOT: Not a bad year for the good stuff. row one night-I left after that. Archer and University grad- cally against it," he said. groups they were introducing, professionals at Fort Industry 4. Some Great Reward-De- 5. "Susudio"-Phil Collins. Ri- uate David Vallelunga. "But for a person who has But why did they have to keep Square. There's some variety in peche Mode. Techno-rock that diculous! little interest in a 'proper' apologizing for the fact that Ul- their format, but it's not all over delivers. Good for listening, 6. "Say You, Say Me"-Lionel Together since 1984, the career in singing, it can be a travox, Nik Kershaw and Status the road. Now if they'd only stop great for dancing. Richie. Lionel has and still can group toured, this past sum- great way to keep involved in Quo weren't big names here swiping program ideas from 5.Dream of the Blue Turtles- do better. mer, with the University A a music-oriented field. It can even though their homeland Sting. Sting is no dumby, and 7. "Re-election Day "-Arcadia. Cappella Choir, performing be exciting and rewarding." loved them? Queen was as won- WMHE: When will these guys proves it here both musically Whine, Simon, whine... in New Orleans, San Fran- derful as the Beach Boys. Not find a format?! ? They're getting and lyricaly-and it doesn't sound 8. "We Built This City"- surprising were the outstanding better little by little and I guess very much like the Police. Starship. Paul Kantner took the performances by U2, The Boom- it's refreshing to hear Dire Bravo! name and the talent when he town Rats and a temporarily Straits after Neil Diamond. •Best Singles: 1. "Money For left. reformed Led Zepplin. A pleas- WRQN: It's been said that Nothing"-Dire Straits. No yo- 9."Lover Boy"-Billy Ocean. Say Happy Birthday ant surprise was The Thompson WRQN's format isn't top-forty, yo's here. Overplayed as it was overated. Twin's cover of the Beatle's but top-four. It's improving here 2. "Russians"-Sting. Strik- 10. Anything by Wham! With The Balloonmon! "Revolution," with help from too, though. Last week they ingly different. Surprise somaona with a Balloon Bauquat A good year for music, I think. delivered by O clown, gorilla, Flax French Steve Stevens. Not everybody played Talk Talk (who have a 3. "You Spin Me Around"- Let's hope '86 is as good. wanted to help feed the world new sinlge out, by the way). Dead or Alive. Best damn dance Maid, Mr. Wonderful or Bally Dancer. that day, however. Tears For Before the list of best singles song ever written. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Fears and Huey Lewis both and albums and hell's jukebox, 4. "And She Was"-Talking backed out at the last minute, something has to be made clear. Heads. A nice pop sounding song the Tears needing all their re- A reader wrote to me last se- with a Talking Heads touch. ftolloonman sources just to keep Roland Or- mester defending Duran Qu- 5. "Sun City"-Artists United zabel fed. Huey meanwhile said ran's hit song of 1964, "The Against Apartheid. A lot of tal- 352-6061 wiytlm. he wasn't sure the money would Reflex." I called it hidious. He ent on that there vinyl. get to the starving. Still a mem- said not so on the grounds that it 6. 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Friday reporter more. enough people are interested so p.m. Jordan said the advantages of A warm pair of gloves on colder days is also that it will be an exhibition game The game itself is much differ- the game are it doesn't take The window frosts and the fireplace crackles essential. Don't wear fur-lined dress gloves, for the 1988 Winter Olympics in ent than hockey, Jordan said. In great strength to play, so young while you read your book and stretch your because vour hands will sweat, and your gloves Calgary, Alberta. a curling match there are two and old alike can curl, although kinked up muscles. Do you wish you could will smell. A warm pair of jersey gloves will be The game is curling, an ice teams of four people. There are "timing, motion and rhythm are stretch those muscles outside and shed some sufficient. On really bitter days wear two pair. sport that originated in ancient "houses" (circles) at the far crucial to develop." excess baggage? With a little planning, you can. Good shoes and socks are musts for an en- Scotland and was brought to ends of the rink. The object of He said the equipment is also Nobody ever said a brisk run in the crisp winter joyable run, and they also protect your feet Canada about 200 years ago. The the game is for a person to relatively inexpensive, usually air was bad, did they? Running in the winter from the pounding they will take. Always wear Sort has trickled down to the deliver a stone to the "button" costing a player under $100. can be lust as fun, physically beneficial, and two pair of socks to prevent blisters and to nited States from Canada, and (center) of the circle. personally fulfilling as in the balmy days of cushion the feet during your run. You don't need leagues for men and women The brooms come into play Jim I jtwin, director of institu- summer. hunting socks or extra thick socks. Two pairs of have sprung up - including at when a curler "sweeps." Sweep- tional studies here at the Univer- athletic socks will do. the University. ing is used by a curler to help sity, said he has curled for eight The first thing to do is rate yourself physi- Put some thought into your shoe selection. According to Greg Jordan, direct a teammates' stone to the years. He belongs to the men's cally. "The best gauge of your physical shape is Good quality shoes can enhance a run, while director of the Ice Arena, curl- houses. league here and lie and his wife yourself," Art Hernandez, junior elementary sub-par equipment can detract from it and ing is taught as a physical edu- Jordan said many people have curl on the mixed leagues. He education major and Falcon cross country and maybe even damage your feet. Running shoe cation course and the Curling the misconception that curling is said he's curled in Windsor and track team member said. Hernandez has run in prices range from $25 bargains to $100 for top- Club has four leagues for men, played on skates. This is not so. small towns across the border, the winter regularly for the past six years. of-the-line shoes. women and mixed teams. He The shoes are special," Jordan and the exchange has been fun "Persons who haven't exercised regularly "The major thing you need is a shoe that is said the club is open to anyone. said. "One foot has a smooth and interesting. throughout their lives, should see a physician comfortable with the shape of your foot," Her- The sheets at the Ice Arena who can give them advice as to how many miles nandez said. Hernandez has worked before in surface that allows them to they should run. A doctor can give you mechan- retail running shoe sales. Other faculty members who ics (heart rate, blood pressure and resting heart "Everybody has a differently shaped foot, curl are Dr. Paul Haas, director rate) and help you set up an exercise program," that's why there are so many types of shoes. of the honors program and pro- Hernandez said. The heavier person will need more cushion, due fessor of economics and even After you've checked your shape, get ready to to their weight," he said. "Look for comfort and University president Paul Ols- brave the elements; especially that famous durability. If you are trying on a shoe and it camp. Bowling Green wind. Go out and buy some good feels uncomfortable, try some other varieties." quality sweats. Now that you've got everything, slip into The University also has a A winter running wardrobe doesn't have to be a lightweight, water-repellant jacket. You're- curler who will be competing in stocked with brand names, but it must be ready to run. the Junior Nationals next week- versatile. There are many different brands of But before you hit the road, stretch out. end. Sean Silver, a sophomore "all weather" running suits that cost around Stretching is a must for all runners. "If you're international business major $200, while a pair of cotton sweats will cost not in shape, stretch out," Hernandez said. from Rochester, New York, will about $25-130 and keep you nearly as warm. "Most people don't realize how important be skip for his home team. Your winter running attire should be versatile stretching after you run is. You must warm- for both the sunny days, and for the days when down your muscles so that you won't have Silver said he first got inter- you wonder if you're crazy for venturing out. problems the next day," he said. ested in curling from his father "The most important thing is to keep the top Take it easy the first few times out. You're not seven years ago and has been part of your body warm," Hernandez said. "It's a super star, but a person with certain limita- curling since. He said he likes very important to have a cap on. Overdress, you tions. If you overdo it, you'll pay later. Friday/Peter Fellman curling because "it's more of a can always take something off, but you can't put "The most important thing is to start out Dave Donnell. who curls on the Wednesday night league at the Ice Arena, mental and finesse type game - something on that you don't have." slow," Hernandez said. "Look at your goals. If delivers his rock in an attempt to come closest to the center of the there's a lot of strategy in- Don't be afraid to wear a heavy knit cap, and you're a beginner, it's going to take you a couple scoring circle, which would earn one point for his team. volved." don't be afraid to pull it way down over your of months to reach your goals." TRANSMISSION ► EXPERTS { ARTISTIC? 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Other Suzy Chapstick's or Franz sons," he said. humorous incidents have been Klammer's, Robert Conibear's Conibear said he believes the when the beginners fall on the thoughts on skiing aren't overly popularity of winter sports, es- "bunny" slopes and can't get comforting. "There's nothing pecially skiing, has grown in the back up without assistance. like flying down a hill and land- past few years. "There is more They proceed to panic. ing on your behind." said Coni- skiing shown on television and bear, head of the physical there is an awareness of people Taking the tow-ropes up the education activity program and who have never experienced it hill can also prove to be more director of club sports at the before," he said. For example, exciting than the chair lifts. If University, smiling sheepishly. many students have opted to go one person falls on the tow-rope, When Conibear, "C* Bear" to to Brighton or Alpine ski resorts the twenty people behind you those who know him. came to in Michigan for spring break, make a human pyramid, Coni- the University to teach 23 years rather than Fort Lauderdale or bear said. ago, the ski program was lim- Daytona Beach in Florida. ited. With the increase in winter He also points out that about To truly enjoy skiing, Coni- sports came an increase in ski- 50 percent of the students who go bear offers some ski safety tips: ing. on the ski trips have their own "In 1974, we used to have equipment. •You can't let your skis get out about 240 students involved in Conibear said that skiing has of hand, er. foot. the sport," he said. Now, there also become popular all over the are close to 1100 students in- country. He said that people •You must have the proper volved in cross-country and from the South, including Lou- equipment. downhill skiing programs, as isiana and Texas, have decided well as the physical education to escape to the mountains for •Reduce the force of falls by class trip to Colorado," Coni- the weekend. landing on your posterior. bear said. Conibear said a humorous in- Friday/Jim Sakola Conibear said that the physi- cident happened on the slopes of •And always, always know who Robert Conibear cal education class ski weekend Colorado, the week of January 4- is liable if you break some- is $82.50. Included is transporta- 12. "Walter S. was flying down thing - a pole or a leg. Iron Eagle': movie without writing, production or acting by Ken Zakel trated over complex issues that don't MIG-23s from a "pariah" Middle East- by playfully coaxing and deceiving see anything happen - it's all done with Friday reporter have easy solutions. These movies give em excuse for a country. They're upset their oafish parents and friends work- "creative editing." You see a shot of an us those solutions. In Iron Eagle, Dad's over our nation's embargo of their oil ing at the base - all to the tune of actual plane being pursued, a shot of Iron Eagle smells of a movie that has being held hostage and the govern- and decide to execute Col. Masters Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Doug in the cockpit before he fires, a aged on a studio shelf for a few years, ment's hands are tied. Hell, let's go get following an arranged "trial." Un- Take It." Quality stuff, huh? shot of rounds being fired from the waiting for the big execs to discover a him outta there ourselves. doubtedly convenient for the screen- Once the mission starts and Sin- plane's gun, a shot of an obviously marketing strategy for it. This happens Too bad Iron Eagle is such a poorly writer's sake, these meanies announce clair's F-16 gets shot down, Doug must stationary model plane exploding and a to a few Hollywood movies - they get crafted, poorly written, poorly every- they'll hang him in three days. go it alone. But wait - Chappy's re- return shot of jubilant Doug in the finished, but the distributors don't want thing movie or Tri-Star pictures might Tne government says, as govern- corded a tape in case of disaster and cockpit. Iron Eagle ignores everything to invest money to promote the film. have had a big hit on their hands. This ments in movies will, they're "doing all Doug plays it on his Walkman. Chap- learned about the film craft in the last Iron Eagle looks like one of these firoduction isn't even up to Hollywood's they can" and, naturally, Doug sees the py's voice guides Doug (a la Obi-warrs thirty years. movies. This ridiculous movie makes owest standard for telling a story. only way to save Pa from the hangman Voice From Beyond advising Luke in The acting's consistent with the rest you realize why they were hesitant to The story's simple. Doug Masters is to go get Dad himself. He convinces Star Wars) to success in one of the of the movie. Lou Gossett, Jr. glides release it before. (Jason Gedrick), budding high school retired colonel "Chappy" Sinclair (Lou silliest gimmicks ever seen. Then Doug above the rest of the inept cast. Jason Given the current wave of reactio- graduate, has the usual hang-ups asso- Gossett, Jr.) to go with him. uses the "Hades bomb" to get his Dad Gedrick, trying to hold the movie to- nary movies that vent America's frus- ciated with well-meaning characters: But why go on? The script has many off the runway. gether as Doug, has the acting abilities trations over Vietnam, terrorism and some bozos he can't pummel hassle his huge, gaping holes and the writers use If the story doesn't put you off, the and charisma of a brick wall. the Soviet "threat" - Rambo, Com- girlfriend and he can't follow in his ridiculous gimmicks to advance Doug's lack of production standards certainly If this movie has been finished for a mando and Rocky TV- it seems the father's footsteps because the Air mission. To get the planes, Doug's will. This movie defines the term "low few years as I suspect - evidence can time was right for Iron Eagle. Force Academy denies him admission. teenage friends worm their way into budget." Actual F-16 flying footage is be found in the teenagers' haircuts and This type of movie offers a fantasy But that ain't the half of it, Doug - confidential Air Force computers, doc- intercut with wobbly models against a clothes - it's a shame it ever came off vision that appeals to Americans frus- your Pa's F-16 gets shot down by some uments, strategic plans and blueprints cloudy background. You never actually the shelf. XO • XO • XQ • XO • XO • XD • XO • XO • XO • X(l • X(l • XQ • XO • XO • XO • XO • XO • XO PROFESSORS, END THE PAPER CHASE . = < WITH KINKO'S • PROFESSOR JANUARY CLEARANCE s The Sisters of PUBLISHING, • Gals Down Filled Jackets < 25% off CHI OMEGA 3 Regular $74." < Sale $56." • proudly announce their ! 1 1986 Officers: ] 1 JEMS N THINGS > A " ... FYFPIITIVF noAnn 1 * > \ 354-3977 531 Ridge • 352-8333 -'. 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Mu tleati steal Team Good kick at THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PM EPSJLON HELP WANTE0 Whitewater River Guides Ful CO-OP CORNER Assoc. wfl hold Its first meeting of the semester Just went to thank you tor being the beet Big the Phi Tau IMalit.nl Marathon We've got me CONGRATULATE MATT BLANK AND SHAME and pen nme seesonel posittone avsaaole Must on Mon Jen 27 at 8 D m al room 300 Eppier and a vary special friend Your lime la payohed beat learn snd ha beat good luck charm! Woe PUTT ON THEIR RECENT LAVAUPttNO be 18. AJao looking for people «nti computer South. Al welcome Come and torn ual to go active tonight I couldn't have done It to those who Mend In our wayl Your Coaches. experience Equal opportunity employer North PUBLIC RELATIONS Co-Op PerTyeburg-lo THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA without you Here a to a super weekend and an Mark and Dave, me General «iaMlsnl Doug. 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Jen 24 from 4 to BM YOU SATURDAY AT THE UMON Help Wanked: Bookkeepxig Reeponetxetlee m The Center lor Academic Options tor more a pro at leaUn'e Bring a Mend I gat Involved DAYTON AREA STUDENTS The brothers of Sigma Nu USO at now accepting appflcehona lor dude balancing accounts. «mtng checks pay 1 ECONOMICS HTERN -economic student detaaa 2 8202 Appkcation deeds™, for sum- ■a*. woaaTN m commmtCAnoM, INC. no baa. peyrd etc Hours Fsudble Cal Keith mer la February I repreeentaeva poanona D»tnct 3. Dletrlct 4. needed to work lor large uWy company Cindy Roee-I'm stfl waiting tor that apeoal • • • CLUeaERMAWA • • • 2 Al Large 5 2 Ofl-Campue rap. positions are Lance el 352-4285 2 MATH-PHYSICS-utSTy company requests Attention: Al persons interesting in Science meeting end una then keep thinking of me FRsDAY JAN. 24, 6 30 AT THE ICE ARENA a sHCM Pick up an application si 405 Studenl rreati or Physics student to easel wftn major kitereeted xi a summer (Ob? Summer camp posi Flcbon. Fantasy. 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Jan 27 Balchetdoi Cafeteria Lounge Love si PI Kappa Epsson. your Gemma Phi Those Who Wanna Be Those Who Are 372-1314 or Kim 352-8913 after 5 p.m by Coupon book lor sale $85 00 UPTOWN 4-8 PM Jan 28 Founders Gold Lounge sisters ...THE POMPOSITY C0NT1WJES Fab 7 Dedication, lime, and experience a Cal Susan or Lure Jan 28 Mac North Man Lounge ...AT THE BLACK MARKET necessary. 2-1310 or 2-1319 ALPHA BELT NEOPHYTES GET PSYCHED Phi Mu Lrmes. Your Blga are just aa exerted Cable TV Sales-Seles people needed lor direct FOR A GREAT WEEKEND' WE LOVE ALL OF ATTENTION BUSINESS MAJORS about mreation as you are' See you tonight- We RUSH door-to-door sales High comrniaalon Musi For Sale 1979 Vega Good work or school car YOU -GOOD LUCK' LOVE. THE ACTIVES love our mas. Your Phi Mu Bigs American Marketing Assoc Membership Drive. RUSH have own car Cal Mr Sears to achedute epp*t. Low mass. $950 or best offer Muel eel Jan 30. 31. Feb 3-7 located in the BA Lobby AmeT Phi Mu Welcomes PM DELTA THETA 352-8424 SUSPENDED LOFT MUST SELL. SO PRICE from 9-3 30 end si Math Science from 9-3 Can 8 months prognosticate our future? I nope PI BETA PHI TUES. THURS. I 30-9 00 1 CHILD CARE BOSTON AREA We have many NEGOTIABLE CALL 372-8404. MIKE Membership sign up m Msth Science a open to so Love. Brian to the Greek Community ol BGSU PHI DELTA THETA Freshmen saw RUSH lessees' looking lor loving chad care workers ATTENTION SNOWBUNNIES. Conraahaattona on your colonization and Best One year commitment, excellent salary, interested m the Middle Ages? Come learn It's snowing snd blowing outside, the Wanes' benefits, round trip transportation Alene Fisch M MOB » vary good cond Otters taken or wi about the Society lor Creative Anachronism--a trade preferably tor VW bug Leave message In temperature a 10 below and B G winds are at PIKES SUPERBOWl XX Crxktcare Placement Service. 149 Buckminsler group thai learns by domg Organizational my max box In the Chemistry Dept James W thee peek And you just cen'l see how you'l The Alpha »'e are excited lo party at your new MBrathaus Rd . Brooklne. MA 02148. 817-588-8294. Jetter meeting Monday. Jan 27. Hanna Hal Room meke It to spring break wrmoul Ireerxig to death place! See you Friday at 9! 7 loot screen TV GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,040 ■ S69.230-yr 207-7 30 p m Al are welcome (rat Let me warm things up Male dancer For Sunday, January 28 Now raring Cal 1 -805-887-8000 Ext R 9849 '81 Peugeot 505S Turbodiesel Sspd . 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