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Bush denounced Iraqi Presi- dent Saddam Hussein as a "bru- Disordered eating: tal dictator," but only in the The Greater Toledo Nutri- course of a quick reference to the tion Council is pleased to Gulf War during a speech on do- announce their fall program mestic matters. "Disordered Eating." The president had said The presentation will take Wednesday he was "fed up" with S'lace Wednesday, Sept. 25 Saddam and ready to back up his rom 7 to 9 p.m. at the Dris- frustration by deploying U.S. air- coll Center on the Universi- craft if Iraq continued to inter- ty of Toledo campus. The fere with U.N. teams searching Srogram is free and open to for its weapons of mass destruc- le public. Call 382-5629 for tion. reservations. Defense Department spokes- person Pete Williams refused to comment on the alert status of any U.S. forces, saying the Pen- tagon doesn't comment on "con- Get registered: tingency plans." Wood County residents He did say that U.S. Patriot may register to vote either missiles will be leaving bases in Free Fallin in the office of the Board of Europe soon for Saudi Arabia. noon. Steinbaugh, Ronda Cheever and Dale Maddoz jumped as Elections, fifth floor. Williams said there was "no in- Skydive BG Instructor Berale Steinbaugh begins bis freefall de- part of a skydiving exhibtion, which included a drawing for a free County Offices Building, or creased threat" that sparked cent from 5,500 feet over Wood County Airport Thursday after- tandem jump, won by junior Shane Stachler. at any of the permanent of- fices established throughout their move. The antimissile the county. People can also weapons were requested by King register to vote when renew- Fahd because the Saudis "feel ing their driver's license at threatened" by Iraq since Bagh- the Deputy Registrar's Of- dad "continues to try to sidestep Professor to study school crimes the U.N. Security Council resolu- fice in Perrysburg and tion on destroying their ballistic Bowling Green. missiles," Williams said. The Board of Elections' "This is a deterrent to make it New Justice Department grant makes further research possible phone number is 354-9120. clear to our friends and to the Iraqis that the United States is by Doug Baker general assignmeni reporter Lab and fellow researcher John "Any large school system has lower levels of crime. Calling all dancers: prepared to do whatever is neces- Whitehead of East Tennessee some problems of school crime The differences between public sary to defend its interests and and victimization, but it's not a and private schools will also be Open auditions for the the interests of its allies in the re- State University will be examin- Toledo Ballet Association's It has been said that crime does ing data gathered from a 1989 blackboard jungle," Lab said. examined, as well as the effect of gion," Williams said. hallway monitoring and how the annual presentation of the A Patriot missile unit is com- not pay, but for one University national crime survey that polled "The number of students who are Nutcracker Ballet will be- Erofessor the study of crime cer- 15,000 students — ages 12 through victims of crime is fairly small." school day is structured. posed of 95 soldiers, but Williams The researchers hope to com- gin Sunday, Sept. 29 at did not say how many persons linly does. 19 — on school crime. The survey was taken from Toledo Ballet Headquar- Steven Lab, an associate random schools across the coun- Slete their work by May 1992, and would be going to Saudi Arabia. le results will be published. ters, Franklin Park Mall. Nor would ne say how many professor and director of the Uni- "We will be looking at crimes try, and is thought to be the first Questions should be di- versity's criminal justice pro- basically against students, from project to ask students how they Lab is the author of Crime and missiles will be sent to Saudi Prevention Approaches, Prac- rected to the headquarters Arabia, when they are scheduled gram, has been given a $48,814 gang fights to theft," Lab said. view crime in their schools. at 471-0049. grant from the ITS. Justice De- "We are trying to find out what Lab and Whitehead's hypothe- tices and Evaluation, and the co- to depart, or how long they will author of Introduction to Justice, remain there. partment to study the causes and factors are related to the level of sis is that schools with more rigid consequences of school crime. school crime." disciplinary practices will have published by Anderson Press. Nation Humans 'out of space'; Suicide statistics: Challenges, chow ATLANTA—A new fed- eral survey of high school students found that 27 per- cent "thought seriously" {promised by UA O speaker urges education about killing themselves in the preceding year, and one by Lucinda Bobbins possible. in 12 said they actually city reporter Iltis cited an article from the tried. for weekend bash "The reality is we National Research Council, The U.S. Centers for are out of space. We which said we currently use 40 Disease Control survey also Overpopulation and greed from percent of the planet's pho- found that 2 percent said by Sherry Turco had to limit it to sixteen the industrialized United States, are a species that is tosynthetic productivity. In addi- they sustained injuries seri- contributing reporter teams of ten people." Japan and Europe are destroying cutting out our own tion, it states that an attainable ous enough to require medi- the world's natural habitat, ac- five- to tenfold increase in pro- cal attention after suicide The triathlon will consist of cording to Hugh Iltis, Curator habitat and that of duction is necessary to sustain attempts. University Activities Or- volleyball, softball and tug-of- of the Herbarium, department of growing population. The CDC's report also ganization wants students to war competitions. botany, University ot Wisconsin- our children. You ntis said this is "an example of noted previous studies eat and run this weekend. The grand champion prize Madison. cannot have anything unmitigated nonsense . . . How showing that suicide rates Chow and Challenge '91 will for the winning team is $150 Iltis came to Bowling Green could one increase productivity among Americans ages 15 occur before the home game for the team, a plaque and with the help of an anonymous survive unless you 100 percent beyond total global to 19 have quadrupled in against Cincinnati Saturday T-shirts. Other prizes will be donor to speak for a new class in save the habitat to capacity?" (5 times 40 percent four decades, from 2.7 per on the green area between provided from Trios restau- biodiversity offered by the envi- equals 200 percent). 100,000 in 1950 to 11.3 in 1988. Harshman and Kreischer rant. ronmental studies and biology which it's adapted." Quadrangles. "The tropical rain forest is a A picnic from 11:30 a.m. to departments. —Hugh Iltis, UAO, Harshman Quadra- Iltis said the human population non-renewable resource," he 3:30 p.m. will accompany the said. Lottery picks: ngle and Harshman Food triathlon with Food Opera- has grown too rapidly and is de- department of botany Here are the Ohio Lottery Operations will co-sponsor stroying the planet. Iltis explained land in the rain tions providing the chow — forest is not capable of sustaining selections made Thursday the afternoon of recreation chicken, hamburgers, hot "The reality is we are out of night: for University students. space." Iltis said. "We are a spe- lation increases have brought on long-term agricultural growth Pick 3 Numbers: 6-8-0 dogs, ribs, pizza, coleslaw, cies that is cutting out our own continual habitat erosion. and the rainforests will never be sno-cones, salads and french habitat and that of our children." "You cannot have anything able to return. Pick 4 Numbers: 2-0-9-7 "Our goal this year is to fries. The University debit Cards: 2 (two) of Hearts Sear it towards the students. Iltis attacked the religious and survive unless you save the habi- card will be accepted, as well conservative community for be- tat to which it's adapted," he We would need seeds to replant K (king) of Clubs fe want everyone to be psy- as cash. 3 (three) of Diamonds ched up for the game to cheer ing against birth control and said. all of these plants, and we do not 10 (ten) of Spades the team on, said Gayle The Rich Michel Band will abortion. With the extensive technologi- have them, Iltis explained. The Super Lotto jackpot is Thatcher, UAO publicity di- provide entertainment from "I'm not in favor of abortion, cal agricultural progress we have ntis said what we need to do for $8 million. rector. noon to 3 p.m. The picnic and nobody is," Iltis said. made, we have stripped the land underdeveloped countries is to band will be located on the Yet, we gain 250,000 new people and ruined biodiversity, Iltis refrain from polluting their land green area between Harsh- on the earth each day. This is like said. with our factories, to put political A triathlon, starting at 10 man and Kreischer Quadra- adding one Bowling Green to the "We are as guilty as the people Eressure on them to lower popu- Weal her a.m. on the intramural fields ngles. population every 21/2 hours, Iltis in Brazil for destroying biodiver- ition, to educate their people and next to the Ice Arena, will be The UAO's fall recreation said. sity," Iltis said. provide fellowships, to provide the challenge of the event. event is in its ninth year at the Considering the population tree contraceptives and to pro- Sunny and cool: Last year, instead of a triath- University. This is the first overflow, people "should not In order to feed the world's vide free abortion clinics. Leslie Today, mostly sunny and alon. a Softball tournament year Chow and Challenge has have children that are unwanted rapidly growing population, some Bodenberg, senior environmental continued quite cool. High in was held. been the theme. and unloved," he said. groups are calling for increased policy maior, said, "It's ignorant the upper 50s. Northwest "The sports event was so "We try to organize at least With the population growing as agricultural production in under- to ignore the population problem. winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, well attended last year that three events each year so the it is, Iltis said, we will have two developed areas of the world. People are closing their eyes be- clear with scattered frost. we decided to hold a sports students can get involved choices: "to voluntarily encour- cause they're scared and hiding Low in the upper 30s. Satur- event again," said Jennifer with the University," Purdy age birth control, education and Iltis said that not only will this behind religion." day, sunny and a little Purdy, UAO vice president said. free abortion or we will have to lead to further destruction of ntis encouraged education and wanner. High in the mid and chairperson of the event. The rain site for the triath- have forced abortions." Iltis habitats, but also with increased activism from members of the "The committee decided to lon is Eppler Gymnasium, spoke of China's one-childHier- [iroduction comes increased poi- class. "We need people who will hold a triathlon instead of a and the food and entertain- family regulation as one radical nt ion. speak out from Knowledge, not compiled from local and softball tournament for the ment will be provided in but useful method of controlling He also said that many of the from faith," he said. "You owe it wire reports Chow and Challenge, but we Harshman cafeteria. the population. proposals for increased produc- to future generations to leave a nlis said the recent world popu- tion are unrealistic and even im- decent world," ntis said.
' Opinion MATTHEW A. DANKMAN, EDITORIAL EDITOR. 372-6966.
PAGE TWO The BG News FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1991 The BG News AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN JILL NOVAK 1920. EDITOR J.C. KOHISTRANI) Mn MI 11 i BANKS PUBLISHED DAILY DURINO HIE ACADEMIC YEAR AND MANAGING BOITUB CITY EDITOR WEDNESDAYS DURINO THE SUMMER SESSION. JlBMM SHIM WI HI K LYNN M. GACEL 214 WesT HALL NEWS EDITOR ASSIST, MANACINC EDITOR BOWLINO GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY BowUKd CIKI IN, OHIO 43403-0276 MATT SCHRODLR MATTHIW A. DANIMAN SPORTS EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR copvRioin 1991, The BG New-; Ear to the ground The Equal Opportunity Committee Storm was made up of a multitude of wants to call a rain delay before nations and stopped Iraqi aggression. students and teachers reach first base. • The Enterprise was chock full of A policy statement recommending gee-whiz defenses like phasers and guidelines concerning amorous re- Ehoton torpedos. The United States is lationships between students and Uni- uilding all sorts of gee-whiz defenses versity instructional staff was sent by like SDI and the Stealth. the EOC to the Senate Executive • Captain Kirk's last name has four Committee for consideration. letters. Bush's last name has four let- Is the SEC going to say "Hose 'em ters. down, young stallions," or let us con- Now if only he had an android or Vul- tinue getting A's by talking sweet to can for his right-hand man, instead of some TA? The University is breathless Quayle. Live long and prosper. with anticipation. Having a bad attitude sucks • * * "Life stinks." Those two words very, very strong stench of pang of emptiness in my stom- ** * So the makers of Pampers are are scrawled into one of the walls blueberry muffin. ach. I'm hungry, so I eat. Investigative Reporter newsflash: mounting this new campaign saying in the men's restroom. Actually, My speed increases. My arms Yeah, life stinks. Every morn- Food Operations pays $4.93 for a case how disposable diapers are so much the person who did the scrawling pump stronger. My legs pound ing the sun rises into the sky be- of soda. They charge us $14.40.1 don't better for your child's skin, and how in was a little bit more graphic with harder. My feet stamp trium- cause life stinks. Every morning his choice of wording. I censored phantly. My heart rate increases. the birds begin to chirp their know whether to be peeved at being a couple of years, disposable diapers him. And I censored him for a And I come around that last lap songs because life stinks. Every gouged for a can of Diet Coke, or im- will be totally recyclable anyway. good reason. What kind of person staring into the sun. And I have a morning I wake to the sound of pressed at having a Food Op smart This nation is being buried alive would take a pocket knife and big smile' on my face. I have a my alarm because life stinks. enough to make a lot of dough (pun in- under garbage. And disposable diapers scrape out the words "Life smile bigger than life. Yeah, life stinks. stinks?" The sun's almost fully awake There are so many wonderful tended). are a major filler in those landfills. A I thought about this long and when I'm finished running. My things out in the world to fill your; Milk — it does a body good. lot of people are making the switch hard. I turned those two words legs hurt, and I'm out of breath. life with. There are so many back to the reusable diapers their par- upside down and inside out before But I feel good as I head back to beautiful things out in the world • * * ents and grandparents used. I caught the message. to fill your life with. Idle thought... Now, not to be a nay-sayer, but after The message was a desperate Yeah, life stinks. There are; With all his fascination for a New cry for help — a mind that could STEVE wars, budget cuts, recessions and-; the biodegradable plastic cornstarch not see the beauty that abounds depressions. What can you do World Order and hi-tech weaponry, is it bag fiasco (C'mon. have you ever seen throughout life. Just in a simple about them? You can do what I; possible George Bush is a closet Trek- garbage in a landfill exposed to water morning routine there is so much BARCDILL do. You can stop being lazy and; kie? Just look at the evidence: and sunlight and oxygen for six weeks? to be seen. just do something besides scrap-'! • The Federation was made up of a That's what it takes for those puppies I usually get up early in the ing words onto bathroom walls.' multitude of planets and stopped mornings to run. but before I be- Share those fantastic moments in. to degrade), I'll believe biodegradea- gin rav routine, the first thing I do your life with friends and family* Klingon aggression. Operation Desert ble diapers when I see them. is look to the east. There, in the and stop dwelling on the bad. A3 east, is a crack in the dull gray the dorm. People are up now, friend of mine told me never to: Idlers to (he Kclitor sky. A crack of orange shooting rushing to their early morning look for the bad news in the! bright sunrays out at me never classes. A couple even say 'Good world. The bad news will always; seems to escape my amazement. morning' to me. Others just somewhow find you. Someone; Day care costs Young Children for national ac- $544,000 (This amount was for It happens every morning and smile. Not only do I feel good, but ought to tell him he's a pessimist. creditation (one adult for three annual operating costs only. It always in the east. others did too. And they showed Sure, he's right, but more good; much higher children, 1 month to 3 years; does not include land, a facility As my running routine slows it. does happen than bad. It's just; one/six for 3- to 5-year-olds; or the initial startup expenses;). down to a bore, I look to the east When I finally reach my dorm, that the bad gets sensationalized.; The BG News: and one/12 for 6- to 12-year- The $100,000 figure cited in the again for inspiration. The crack I grab a towel and head for the I am delighted to see the re- olds) editorial was the difference be- is bigger, ana there's now a faint showers. That hot steamy water Steve Bargdill is a freshman- cent articles and editorial sup- • B) minimum required to be tween the projected income scent of over-easy eggs in the air. hits me by surprise, as it always who would enjoy his mornings- port for child care. One of the licensed by the state (one/six; which would be generated if the If I breathe deeper, I can just does, reawakening all my senses even more if he could share them! frustrations of the 1989 Faculty one/12; and one/20) fee paid per week for full-time make out the zingy taste of bacon — making them more alert than with a female running partner.' Senate ad hoc Child Care Fea- • C) compromise ratios ot care for each child was $100, still shriveling in the pan, and they were before. The pain in my She doesn't have to shower with- sibility Committee was lack of one/four; one/nine and and the annual cost of the pro- iust before I let the air escape my legs vanishes into a comfortable him, just run — and maybe a- information about student one/16. gram operation. lungs, I can look forward to that muscle tone. I dry off, feeling the brealaast here and there. needs and interest in a universi- Estimated costs were based Quality child care is not inex- ty facility. on a center with the compro- pensive, and it is important that However, I would like to clar- mise ratios serving 100 full-time such care is available and af- ify the statement regarding the equivalent children (44 for ages fordable for all families who cost in the September 12 edito- 1 month to 2 years; 36 for ages need it. To bring such care to Days of Our Young Hospital rial. One task of the committee 3-5years; and 19 for 6-12years). BGSU will require careful was to provide a rough estimate Infant and toddler care is the planning and cooperation Soaps junkie comes clean on afternoon addiction I of costs for care. We looked at most expensive since these among siudnets, staff, faculty f three different levels ofquality children require more staff, but and administration. Hello, my name is Sharlyn ing predicitions about a current i plant, which can be triggered by of care, which reflected differ- this was the age for which the Avina and I'm a soap opera jun- event. If they wanted to watch . 'them' at anytime causing him ti ences in the number of staff need was the greatest in our Sally J. Kilmer kie. What a relief. I'm on my way news, they'd turn on CNN. This is kill his newly-resurrected wife, members (adult-child ratios): survey. Professor and Chairperson to recovery now. After all, isn t definitely soapism, "I explained Marlena..." • A) Staff/child ratios rec- The total estimated annual 1989 Faculty Senate ad hoc admitting you have a problem the to her. "Sure, Shar, that's what yot| ommended by the National As- costs for the operation of such a Child Care Feasibility Commit- first step toward solving it? I was in a sad state. I really said before Jack and Jennifer'! sociation for the Education of program was approximately tee I first realized I was in trouble didn't care what was happening wedding and when they an* a couple of weeks ago when we on the other side of the world. I nounced Marlena was returning had a bad storm early in the to the show." morning, which caused our elec- In a supreme effort of denial, J tricity to go out. I was confident it SHARLYN began to silently justify my ad* would be back on by 1:00. Around diction. Soap operas are a release 12:45 however, I began to freak. AVINA for my stress. It is the one time o£ It was obvious now that the elec- the day I can forget about my own! tricity was not going to be problems ana worry about restored in time. I began to make someone else's problems. Watch- a mental list of all the people I ing soaps isn't an addiction, it is a; knew who had VCRs and who hobby. I can speculate about the; wouldn't laugh at me when I H characters' actions — they are; asked them to tape a soap for me. able to do things you would never; I could not miss this episopde. did care about what was happen- dream of doing (well, at least !• This was the day Roman (the ing on my show. I let the show wouldn't). I can look at the life of; fake one, althogh he doesn't know take over my sense of decency. I a soap character and be glad* it) was reunited with his long-lost mean, new and exciting events their life is not mine. Thank God I- wife, Marlena. Miracle of mira- were and still are taking place in haven't been in two comas, blind;? cles, however, the electricty my lifetime. People were becom- deaf, paralyzed and I don't have came back on at 12:58.1 was jubi- ing free. Democracy was prevail- resurrected husband! Think lant! Unfortunately for me, ing and communism was crum- the stress! though, there was a coup in the bling, yet all I cared about was Soaps are supposed to be st_ Soviet Union. "We interrupt this whether or not Bo and Carly pid. I don't think they are real program to bring you this special would ever be together. istic. They haven't warped my§ NBC news bulletin." My sister told me to calm down. sense of reality. If soaps weren t*j I was livid. "Why can't Tom "I think you have a problem," stupid, what would be the fun Brokaw wait until a commerical? she said. "It will be back on watching them? How come they never interrupt tommorrow." Wow, and to think I was on .__ Monday Night Football with a "I don't have a problem," I told verge of giving that all up! Well,? special news broadcast? What her. "I can quit watching any I'd like to say that I'm going toj makes a football game more im- time I want. As a matter of fact kick the soap habit, but that* portant than a soap?" I asked my I'm going to quit as soon as the would be a lie. Will I cut back om. sister. "It is common knowledge old Roman, who has been in a them? Maybe. Right now,"; that soaps are on in the afternoon. Spanish jail for the past six years, however, I gotta go —It's 1:00! i When people turn on the TV, they returns to Salem to take the place expect to see their soap, not some of the new Roman, who has had Sharlyn Avina is a senior Eng- ■$ newscaster analyzing and mak- plastic surgery and a brain im- lish major from Bowling Green. 5
Wild To be really medieval, one should have no body. To be really " ,,u modern, one should have no soul. To be really Greek, one should have no clothes. Oscar Wilde (1856-1900) about Wilde Local
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1991 The BG News PAGE IHHI.I. Soup kitchen struggling Organizers hope to attract more people to event by Christina Wise social services reporter For example, attending the first dinner was a migrant worker from Florida, who lost his job through no fault of his own, Thompson said. Organizers of Martha's Kitchen — a Friday din- He became acquainted with a man and his wife, ner program for homeless persons — say their immigrants from Nicaragua, who shared a com- program is a good idea, but response has been mon language with him—Spanish. slow. "It's very exciting to see the people communi- Assisting with Martha's Kitchen is Reach Out, a cating with each other. It shows that we can actu- University program developed with the help of ally accomplish something that we intended," area churches and members of the Wood County Thompson said. Homeless Task Force. Thompson said Reach Out also hoped to expand Designed to help alleviate some of the problems their knowledge of the types of problems the home- for the unemployed, underemployed, and/or less and economically underprivileged in the homeless persons in Bowling Green, the soup community were experiencing that need to be ad- kitchen has not been able to get off the ground due dressed. to low attendance. Jenny Ruck, Reach Out's soup kitchen chairper- At the advent of the program two weeks ago with son, said local churches were asked to announce more than 20 in attendance, Reach Out president the program in their church bulletins and hopeful- Adam Motter was very confident. ly will draw more people to the program. "I'm very excited about the number of people The idea for the program was first presented to here," Motter said. "We expect the attendance to Reach Out by Thompson in the spring and has been at least double for next week — it's going to be a under development all summer. success." Task Force member Maxine Miller was Tamara Vankoughnet, a Reach Out member also inititally optimistic. who stayed in Bowling Green this summer, said "It may reach the point where we have to dis- Thompson and Motter were responsible for doing criminate and feed only those that are most in most of the work. need. For right now, though, the more people that Their accomplishments included gathering show up, the Detter," she said. menus to use for large quantities of people, re- But two weeks later, with the third soup kitchen cruiting help from local churches and organiza- scheduled for tonight, hopes are not so high. tions, and setting schedules for when each church Due to the attendance at the second gathering will help. last week — only eight people attended — new Churches involved are St. Aloysius Catholic, St. plans are being initiated to draw those in need to Mark's Lutheran, First Presbyterian, First Chris- the event. tian, First United Methodist, Trinity United Meth- Now in circulation is a flier created by Rev. Bill odist, Agape' Church of Prayer, and Peace Luth- Thompson, Reach Out adviser and UCF minister, eran. BG News/Jay Murdock alerting those in need of the program and inviting Each week a different church prepares the meal them to attend. It also offers transportation and it is served at First United Methodist Church. Jenny Ruck(left) and Tamara Vankoughnet cany boxes into First United Methodist Church Tuesday through UCF. afternoon. Ruck and Vankoughnet are members of Reach Out, a group designed to help area homeless and Thompson said he is hopeful there will be a larg- Motter, with the help of Alex Teodosio, Reach unemployed persons. er turnout tonight so the group can start achieving Out founder and Task Force member, has been go- the original goals of the program. ing door-to^door in an effort to recruit people to at- The main goal is to feed those who lack the pro- tend tonight's dinner. visions for nutritionally balanced meals. Also, the University's Department of Human After a brisk morning jog, enjoy a copy of The BG News In addition, Reach Out wants people with similar Services is working on personal invitations to dis- backgrounds experiencing similar difficulties to tribute to those who appear to be hungry, Thomp- [ meet and create communities among themselves. son said.
FALCONS vs CINCINNATI - TOMORROW 4:00 p.m. - PERRY FIELD - BE THERE! Sports
PACE FOUR The BG News FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1991 BG battles battered Bearcats tomorrow by Rob McCurdy fense has allowed 600 total yards play in...because it's the next most likely sit out tomorrow's sports writer A GAME. The offense has game. No major college team is game. countered with only two touch- good enough to just show up and "He's been running real good downs on this season. throw their helmets down on the this week in conditioning, but Help, the University of Cincin- So with a limited offense to go field and win a football game." we've been preparing this week nati football program has fallen with no defense, what could UC To drive his point even further, like we're not going to have him," and can't get out — of the loss Eiossibly hope for entering Blackney went so far as to say the Blackney said. column. Dmorrow's contest? Bearcats didn't get manhandled The senior has also been nurs- Bowling Green plays host to the How about BG overconfidence? by either Penn State or North ing a hip pointer. Bearcats, a thoroughly beaten Falcon coach Gary Blackney has Carolina. Tailback George Johnson is team, at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Doyt lectured his team for two weeks over his tonsillitis which forced Perry Field. on the evils of cockiness. "It wasn't one of those deals him to miss the trip to WVU. First, Cincinnati made national "We've won one game and lost where Penn State or North Caro- Johnson rushed for 107 yards news by giving up 81 points to another. There's no point in being lina just threw those guys out of against UC last season. Penn State team two weeks ago. satisfied at this point in the the way and made tackles," Dave Hankins is back from a Next, North Carolina drubbed the season," Blackney said. "We Blackney said. "They fell behind knee injury which sidelined him squad, 51-16, to move UC's con- have to take it one game at a early and couldn't get on track. for month. Hankins, a quarter- secutive losing streak to eight time. We can't look toward the Maybe they lost their focus and it back, has been practicing a games. conference. This is the most im- snowballed." majority of the time at receiver This season the Bearcats' de- portant game we're ever eoine to Even though UC has been out- since returning. scored 132-16 in two games. Lee Boyer, a sophomore line- KA. APT KA APT KA APT KA APT KA APT KA APT KA AOT~ Blackney still feels the game will backer, will return tomorrow BG Nem/Ja; Mnrdock be a "dogfight." from a knee injury sustained last Bowling Green's Artie Mangham and Paul Harris bring down Eastern ( onqratu'alionS to our "If they are to improve on last season. year, they have to come in here Michigan's Kwame McKinnon during the Falcons'first win of the newlu appointed officers: BG NOTES - BG defeated season. The team hopes to tackle its second home victory tomorrow as KA and win this game. Tim Murphy Cincinnati at Riverfront Stadium, they battle Cincinnati at 4 p.m. (UC head coach) is bright enough 34-20, in their first meeting. ... to know that and get the message I ■BtEtje 8$ News: Hour source for campus neuisM **•»**••»**»»»*»» WBOU— tifmits ■ liMMMMi)MMMMiM(MmMMM On Sunday, September 22, .SUBUUfiV celebrate our Birthday. THE PHONE RINGS. YOU PICK IT UP. IT'S YOUR ROOMMATE'S EX-GIRLFRIEND COMPLAINING ABOUT WHY HE DUMPED HER. 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JO FALCONS! #92 #1 #61 Steve Terry Joe Wilbourne Wilson Wyse Zelina Defensive Lineman Safety Outside Linebacker Inside Linebacker Sr. 6'4" 265 lbs. Sr. 6'2" 205 lbs Jr. 8'5" 285 lbs. Sr. 6'1" 220 lbs. Cokimbus, OH Mt Clemens, M Archbold, OH Wicklrtfe, OH =W/*»Y^_ PIUS -N- PACKAGES ^ EASYSTREET # PHARMACY Bee-Gee Bookstore Churdiflls 1424 E. Wooster 353-2252 We Now Sell 104 S. Main St The Cleveland Plain Dealer Beat The Bearcats 353-0988 The Little Store with the Big Heart Good Luck 1141 S. Main Falcons! GO FALCONS! 354-2526 i~lf\ C \LCOTiSl FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1991 The BG News I'ACE NINE Browns got sweet revenge on Cincy BG soccer takes on This weekend was a pilgrimag) loved Browns as they took the was then the annoying Cajun imi- of sorts for me. I packed up the field. I had great seats, but unfor- tation Who Dey chant picked up. old Ford and headed east one ERIK PVPILLO tunately it was in the Bengals Of course, the under-educated hundred and some odd miles to cheering section were my brother Bengals fans were premature in Western Michigan my hometown of Cleveland. It's and I had to put up with who Dey writing the Browns off at that the first time I've been home this Pulling for the entire second half. point. Bernie Kosar led the by Bob E. Lewis week to Michigan State 2-1 school year and I needed to see Who Dey! Is that even English? Browns down field with time run- sports writer after going undefeated in its the big city again. no punches And if it is, it's a blatant copy of ning out to position the Browns first two games. My one real purpose to go the New Orleans Saints chant, into field goal range. Then Matt "We have to keep on our home, besides to try to get my 9 Who Dat. Come on! Can't the Stover made his bid for mayor of The men's soccer team will toes and have good intensity mother to do my laundry, was to si Bengals fans come up with some- Cleveland by knocking in a play host to Western Michi- because the [Western Michi- see the Browns and Bengals thing a little more original? 45-yard field goal that sent the gan in their first Mid- gan] Broncos will be looking battle for the bragging rights of Fortunately, my brother didn't crowd into an eruption of cheers American Conference game to get back on the winning Ohio at Municipal Stadium. were getting sick of Sam Wyche tomorrow at a new time, 1:00 road this weekend," Palmi- and Boomer Esiason trouncing on have to witness any acts blatant that shook the Lake Erie shores. p.m. sano said. The Browns had come off a their beloved team. violence in the stands as the fans When Wyche and the Bengals nightmarish 3-13 season last vear somewhat behaved themselves. left the field, 70,000 Browns fans "The game was originally After getting their 200th win which saw the termination of I woke up early Sunday morn- The violence absent in the stands let them know Who Dey were, 0-3. scheduled for 2:00 p.m., but against Cincinnati on head coach Bud Carson. Now ing and got my eight-year-old was made up for on the field as Wyche better caulk the windows because of the football game Wednesday, the Falcons are under the coaching leadership of little brother ready in order to the Browns and Bengals traded and waterproof the walls, I hear being at 4:00 p.m. we decided hoping to keep up their Bill Bclichik, the Browns were beat rush hour traffic on the way face masking penalties and the basement can get very chilly to push the starting time back offensive punch and add more looking at a new season with to the Stadium. This was my punches all game. The only thing this time of year. so people will be able to catch goals to their total. renewed attitude and en- brother's first professional foot- absent on the field was offensive both games without missing "One of our strengths is be- thusiasm. ball game he would attend and it fire works from either team. Erik Pupillo, a junior journal- any of the action," head ing able to get goals from However, the Browns had not meant a lot to him. ism major, is a die hard Browns coach Gary Palmisano said. different players anywhere beaten their interstate rivals Come game time, the Stadium With minimal time left in the fan who gives Cleveland fans Western Michigan lost its on the field," Palmisano said. from the Queen City in two was packed as Dawg fans howled fourth quarter, the Bengals were their reputation of being obnox- first game of the season this BG is currently 4-0-1. seasons, and Dawg faithfulls their encouragement for their be- leading the Browns 13-11 and it ious and enjoys doing it. FALCONS vs CINCINNATI - TOMORROW 4:00 p.m. - PERRY FIELD - BE THERE! fJajajeejawj /C >r"^ Snst^y OPEN NOW!!! DON'T BE IN LEFT FIELD HOURS: 4 p.m. ■ 1 a.m. Mon. - Fri. Noon - 1 a.m. REGISTER TO VOTE Sat. - Sun. TRIOS FREE DELIVERY 1616 E. 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Dr. Pepper Ink Shows Through PACE TEN The BG News FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1991 Volleyball begins CC hosts Invitational MAC competition Men, women looking to improve over last weekend by Matt Kan tz this week for sure." by Mike Slates sports writer Madaras finished fourth last sports writer players." weekend and Black fifth, after an "A lot of people reevaluated The Falcons' one weakness impressive kick that helped give has been its defense. Van De If the men's cross country team the Falcons the victory. The Key themselves and realized In the Mid-American Con- Walle hopes to have improved can outlast one of the Mid- tomorrow will be for Mardaras mistakes they made during the ference, anything can hap- it after last week's victory American Conference's toughest and Black to try and finish ahead pen. over Virginia in the Illini teams on a bad day, just imagine of Kent's second man, Jeff How- last race." This is the belief of head Classic tournament. the results when the team is run- ard. The Golden Flashes boast volleyball coach Denise Van "I noticed against Virginia ning well. the MAC's best runner right now De Walle. The Falcons are set we played really good de- The Falcons will need a good in Jim Loveless, so Sink hopes to to host Central Michigan to- fense," said Van De Walle. Srformance tomorrow as they defeat Kent with his middle run- day and Eastern Michigan "If we can carry that into this ke on Kent State, Bluffton and ners. —Steve Price, women's cross tomorrow in the first MAC weekend, we should be in Toledo at the Mel Brodt Invita- "Jim will probably run away country coach matches for all three teams. pretty good shape." tional, BG's only home meet of "Preseason records do not with the meet," Sink said. "We're mean a whole lot, other than The volleyball team boasts the season. The BG-Kent mat- worried about Howard and our many offensive weapons. chup will also be scored as a dual goal is to go after him and have The women's team will also be ner, and I predict she will win the it can build confidence," Van meet and will count in the MAC our top runners finish ahead of running with a full squad that is race," Price said. "But Laura De Walle said. "Even though Senior middle hitter Tammy Murphy will be running for the both teams have struggled a Schiller leads the team with standings, where BG is 2-0 and 4-fl him. We really think it will be our injury-free in tomorrow's meet. 119 kills, 64 digs, and a .415 at- overall. first seven or 10 guys against Another tough battle with the alumni and she could be tough to little bit, you never know A win over the Golden Flashes their three. We'll have to see." Golden Flashes is expected as beat as an individual. Those two what will happen in this con- tack percentage while junior will depend highly upon the per- could be the top two individuals." ference." setter Carey Amos leads with A boost for the Falcons coach Steve Price hopes to come Central has lost its last five 228 assists. Senior Lisa Mika formances of BG's leading run- tomorrow will be the return of away with a victory. The Falcons are coming off of a ners, Keith Madaras and Todd Eddie Nicholson, who is coming "It should be a good meet be- pair of victories and one loss last matches and is currently 1-10. has added 84 kills, 61 digs, week in the quadrangular meet at Eastern has also lost its pre- and a .345 attack percentage. Black, who both ran poorly in last off an injury. Sink said 15 players tween us and Kent State," Price vious five and is 1-5. weekend's 28-29 win over Ohio will run for BG. including Ray said. "It's going to be close. We Ohio University. BG fell to de- "I do not know what to ex- Other players have con- University. Isco, whose call muscle strain beat them last year and we hope fending MAC champions Ohio pect besides scrappy defense tributed to the Falcons 5-1 "Keith is bouncing back very should not hinder his perform- win this meet as well." University 22-37. According to from both teams, said Van start. Junior left-side hitter well," head coach Sid Sink said. ance. The Bluffton women's team Price, that meet was a learning Holli Costein has 38 kills and "He wants to have a good race "I think this is an important will not be running tomorrow but experience for many of his run- De Walle. "Eastern has a even more now, and he'll be more meet because we need to bounce Price said he is looking to field an ners. food player in Stacy Graham, 50 digs and junior left- aggressive during the race. I'm back after our poor team per- all-alumni team instead. The "A lot of people reevaluated he will be hard to handle. side/middle hitter Angellette looking for him to have a very formance last week," Sink said. school record-holder in the mile, themselves and realized mis- Central has Teri Wilholt and Love has recorded 28 kills and good race. I thought Todd was "We all agree that if we don't run Laura Murphy, may be one of the takes they made during mid- Nancy Bree, two very good 39 digs. ready to run with Keith last week, better than last week we're gonna alumni.st running. Price said she race," Price said. "The team but he wasn't, so I think it will be get beat. We feel like we can win might be the favorite to win the looks a lot better than last week. the whole thing and it's nice to meet. We certainly expect a lot better uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno uno URO uno uno uno uno have everyone in there." "Cheri Triner is our best run- performance." Runners who did not compete last week but will so tomorrow include freshmen Brdget Dwyer and Becky Adams, along with cflNoe Juniors Melissa Klosterman and luzanne Stevenson. MR. "We had real good practices TRIP 'S this week and we were getting 10 To Mb, Michigan down the Ausable River PHILADELPHIA STYLE to 12 miles a day," Price said. STEAK SANDWICHES "We will be running 12 girls, with September 27 - 29 Julie Maloney being the only one 125 E. Court 352-SPOT who will miss the meet. Fresh- Leave Friday @ 5:00pm $49 covers man Cathy Myers ran last week transportation, trip, & tents and we expect her to be much WE DELIVER higher this week." Spend One Night on the Ausable River The meet will begin at 11:15 OPEN: Mon - Thur 11-2. a.m. for the women and 11:45 for Sign up NOW in the UAO Office, 3rd tloor Frl - Sat 12:00 - 2:30. Sun 12 1 the men, and will start on the in- Union, or Call 372-2343 tramural fields near Harshman and will finish on the east side of $5 MEAL DEAL $5 MEAL DEAL the stadium by the track. Hurry Before It's Too Late! Steak Supreme or Dozen Wings Philly Original with Falcon Fever. PRINT SALE with fries and a soda fries and a soda Catch It! TODAY is the LAST DAY! Expire. 10/16/91 Expires 10/18/91 Lenhart Grand Ballroom I 1 ! lOam • 6pm IT'S YOUR CHANCE! You can vote on which group you would like to see^"t- oring for your Fall concert. 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Th«. m—tm trrtmi Haw at nt 6 p.m. - Midnight 2 p.m. - Midnight Harshman Lowerievel R i \ McDonald North AMERICAN PASSA0E Quantum 90,95+ meal plans, faculty/staff charges and cash accepted at all locations (Quantum 90 cards cannot bo used lor non food items at Chlly's Express) Classified FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1991 The BG News Vegetarian Pol-Luck AOTT " AOTT • AOTT • AOTT Kappa Ph.. a national Christian Women'a Ser- AOTT * ALPHA OWCROSf PI * AOTT CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Anyone »s welcome' Sponsored by the Stu- PERSONALS To my Ul Rose Sis Angte Thompson vice Organization, is looking for enthusiastic Good Luck, Chert Trfner in your meet on Sat- 1 dents for Ethical Treatment of Animals Mon Hope your week is gong wel new members For more *ifo call Heather at urday1 We're all behind you1" Sept 23 at 7 00 pm m the UCF Center (corner Get excited for our dele party1 372 1948 of Ridge and Thurstin) Try to bring a drink, AOTT " AOTT * AOTT * AOTT You're awesome" KAPPA SKJ * ALPHA PHI • KAPPA SIG DELT-SIGMA KAPPA-DEL T meatless dishes, etc (it possible w'oul eggs or Congratulations to the participants m the Greek 1 1 Alpha Love. YAHOO, CMOD. "JOY 0". TONY. 1011. * The Brothers of Delta Tau Delta would ska to mil) Olympiad and Bike Races You made it happen Alteon AOTT " 3rd Place AOTT ROI congratulate Chris Brundage on his recent ■ ■ AOTT ' AOTT ■ AOTT ■ AOTT We're ready lor the Trike Races' Here s to you. Here's lo me vskermo to Sigma Kappa Carol WIBl-ll. The Minority Business D€IT-«*GMA KAPPA - 0CLT Student Association AOTT Lara and Vanessa AOTT And chuggin' brews with an Alpha Phi SERVICES OFFERED DELT-PHIMU-DELT m conjunction with Get exerted for the date party because our ONU On the Maumee how proud we wM be The Brothers of Delia Tau Delta would like to Saiang with men from the best fraternity The Cooperative Education Program Sig Ep dates Scott. Bruce, and John are TOTA- HI StO* • ALPHA PfM • PM BMM congratulate Curtis Kneedier on his recent la- Youl have fun |usf wart and see and University Placement Services AVEBUP.Y BOOKS LLY HOT' Love. Jennifer JOE. MATT. ANO JEFF presents Old, used. rare, out-of-print vafcering to Phi Mu Nlchole Millar it will be the best date party DELI - PHI MU DELT "Coma ssH Away" on our river boot "CO-OP ANO COSBY 10-6. Mon -Sat SOUTER. MARIA, JILL. MISSY. SARAH a Are you adventurous? ANGELA We hope to god It stays afloat Thursday. September 26. 1991 143-CE WooslerSt MELANIE BUERK MELANIE BUERK Are you daring? KAPPA 810 ' ALPHA PHI ' KAPPA HO Cause when we start rockin, 6 00 9 00 pm Horseback Riding and Hayrides I'm so excited you're Are you willing to expand your hortrons? There sm't no stoppaVM at the Amani 313-856 3973 my Mile Then the National Student Exchange AOTT ' AOTT ■ AOTT So get reedy to party and have a be* Love, How do you feel? Your Alpha Ph. dates are the beat of them arT LSAT ' GRE * GMAT la tor youl Your Big Molly AOTT Is just what the KIM. JILL. AND KIM Before you take the test, can the expert Local Attend first Info, session on Sept. 20 - MEL ANIE BUERK MELANIE BUERK doctor ordered Ml PHI SIGS ' ALPHA PHIS " PHI BIGS classes forming now Kaplan Educational t .30 pm Union Faculty Lounge (2nd floor) KD'KD'KD'KO'KO-KO'KO Attention EESAB members Center Cat tor details 536-3701 Come One! Come AIM Volunteer to be a Preview Day Tour Guide. Find oul Congratulations to Wendy Thomas. Kappa Del- HOME FALCON FOOTBALL TOMOSWOw" Don't forget • mandatory meeting this Sunday PREGNANT? more at one of two meeting* Aren't we afl cituens ta Athlete of the Week* AOT- VS CINCINNATI, 4:00 PM September 22 at 9 00 pm in 201 Education We can help FREE pregnancy tests and sup- Your Sisters 1 Tuas, Sept 24. 6-S pm in the same community? BEE YOU AT PERRY FKLD See you there portive services Confidential BG Pregnancy KD-KD-KD-KD-KD-KO- KD or SELECT JIM TINKER Center Cal 354 HOPE ATTENTION - BGCTM WANTS VOU Weds. Sept 2B. 5-7 pm Candidate for Mayor HOME FALCON FOOTBALL TOMORROW Interested m teaching Math grades K 12? REPOSSESSED 4 WS FORECLOSED HOMES Aseembly Room, McFall Center BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER VS CINCINNATI, 4.00 PM Information meeting for BGCTM will be nek) on available at below market value Fantastic sav- WENEEDYOUI Tuesday, September 24. from 9 - 9 45 pmm Alpha XI Delta ' Kappa Sigma SEE YOU AT PERRY FIELD! ings' You repair Also Sal bailout properties Chi 0 Phi Psi Chi O Phi Psi Get psyched for Trike Races) BG NEE0S STRONG LEADERSHIP 140 Ufe Science BfcJg J©"" and earn a chance Cal (805) 682-7555 Ext H 3330 Joe and Todd. Sunday, September 22nd, 12:00 pm Join Friends 'or Jim Tinker to win $100 for books and lots of other fun INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE Red Rover. Red Hover Student Services Parking Lot CSJ372-1861 0054-4557 prizes Reduced dues at this meeting • only $5 INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED FLAG 1 SBMSound Send those Phi Psi'a over Kappa Sigma * Alpha XI Delta Putting the public beck In office I See you Ihere FOOTBALL • APPLY BY OCTOBER 2; ICE The Best in Affordable. For a date party you'll never forget HOCKEY - APPLY BY SEPT 27 MANDA- ATTENTION ALL TREASURERS Portable D J Service (Joe remember our Del) Alpha Phi " Jennifer SchJz ■ Alpha Ph. TORY CUNIC FOR ALL SPORTS FILL OUT A mandatory meeting of treasurers of all regis- SAM Sound Wei apend the day in the aun Congratulations on your recent pearlings to APPLICATIONS IN 109 RbC CENTER tered organizations will be held on Tuesday Serving B G lor 7 years Promising you'll have fun Jayson Splndler ol Toledo evening September 24 from 8 00 - 9 30 p m Love, Your Alpha Phi Sisters SAM Sound As the party goes into the night UVETALK K m Room 11S of the Education Building Impor- The jokes wH be out ol sight The Power to Move.... ••'LIBBEYBYINGTON'" 1-flOO-773-3777 Thanks 'or the memories' May you and Wi tant information regarding ACGFA. the new 1 807-1390 Love, Stacy and Jen ADULTS ONLY make many more together (Cant welt to meet budget system and general fundraismg tips will Chi O Phi Psi Chi Q Phi Psi Happy 20th little) Bet you're excited to finally get out of $2 50/mm tOrmn'mimmum hBM) be provided. Ptease make your reservations by Love.0 TIME OUT FOR CATHOLICISM six weeks Of Alpha Xi Delta " Delta Tau Delta those teenage yeeral Don't stress.. Looking lor 8-10 photographers to cover calling the Student Activities Office at The Sisters of Alpha Xi Delta would like to con informal discussions on beliefs and practices of I'm sura thla weekend will be events on the BG campus No experience 3722643 gratulate Stacey Sharpe on her pinning to Delia the Catholic Church Mondays. 7 30 to 9 00 one to remember... I Just hope necessary W* train the right person Salary DZDZDZ BETH ANIE BEAAORDZDZDZ ATTENTION1 ALL STUDENTS REQUIRED TO Tau Delta Todd Cavanaugh' p.m , St Thomas More Parish Center Open to you can remember Ml based on performance We provide equipment CongratuMbona on your office You have so TAKE ELE ED METHODS COURSES (EDCI all Ideal for those returning to Catholic Church Kel Love ya, Llss CaH 354 4802 much SPIRIT' Get exerted for an awesome 350. 351. 352. 353. 354. 355. 356} MUST or wondering whether or not to remain with Best wishes to you and Win for a lifetime o» M.T. MUGG5 year APPLY FOR METHODS THE SEMESTER BE- Church happiness together' Say hi to Tolo for me1 FORE ENROLLMENT' DEADLINE to apply tor Football Happy Hours Love. Pledge Mom Jecki SPRING 1992 Ele Ed Methods: Tuesday. 25 Hot Dogs. S1 00 Domestics September 24. 5 00 pm Application forms Want a Spring Job In Washington. D.C.? 11-4 Saturday DZ OZ DZ DZ OZ DZ DZ OZ DZ 02 Then the Washington Ctr. Internship available in 529 Educ M.T. MUQGS Is for youl DO DU Bike Race Champa DO Caribbean Assoc. One Love REQQAE party is Sunday Steak Dinner Hurry a Apply Now) Need to have 8 years and riding congratulations Dee Gees, on Sat Nov 2, Union Ballroom, with THE ARK your application soon. Deadline Is tO-t. 18o/ Porterhouse Homelnes. Garlic Toast • Ai for $5 50 your sisters ere proud Of you' BAND. (IKa ADDIS) Crucial' Call Co-op Office at 372-2451 Discover Kinko's ^ ALL DAY Coming Saturday, September 21 st for detalla ASAP! Akron U's Cartoon Freezetag Classic, College and Original Rock and come in for 10:00 pm at Good Tymes Pub DaLoitte and Touche. an international public accounting and consulting firm, will be making a a quick byte. presentation on "Internships in Accounting" on Moday. September 23, at 3 30 m the Campus Room of the University Union Representatives If you've got something to say but don't have the of the firm wil be on hand to discuss the pros and cons of an internship in accounting and to totals to make it all happen, come into answer any related questions All interested in- Kinked to work on our self-service dividuals are invited to attend Refreshments will be served Macintosh* computers. You'll Start your day off with have your hands on a fast, The MIX on 88 1 FM Weekday mornings 6-10 am powerful tool for desktop publishing and the dawn of a new age is near! you'll save more to come SENIOR PROGRAMMING BOARD $2.00 on our ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING regular rate' Come on In TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1991 9:15 PM and create a ., MILETI ALUMNI CENTER £ masterpiece! $ BE A PART OF THE ORAGANIZATION THAT 2.00 Off Per Hour on SPONSORS: SENIOR SEND OFF, SENIOR APPRECIATION Macintosh Rental Don't DAYS, THE OUTSTANDING Bring this coupon into the Kinko's listed and save on SENIOR AWARD. AND THE every hour of self-service Macintosh* computer time. SENIOR NEWSLETTER. One coupon per customer. Not valid with any other offer. Good through October 31. 1991 QUESTIONS? CONTACT VIRNETTE HOUSE 372-2710 Open 7 Days ALL SENIORS, JUNIORS AND kinko's SOPHOMORES ARE WELCOME! 354-3977 Forget 115 Railroad St. HEY CLASS OF 1992. the copy center DON'T MISS OUTI Your Day Then jtet m mi (he ground floor in our uitdrn^riduak* officer ■ Juruttrseammorethan $2,200 during one len-weefc conuiusMorufiK program You could sun pluming on a carm summer session lik.- it*- mm HI tfus ad have And also hw some grrai ■ You can take free Chilian Dying lessons advantage-, like ■ You re ctirnnussionrd upon graduation Your pre-appointed senior portrait ■ Earning $100 a month during the school year If you re looking t< > move up quit kh. ktok into the Marine Corps ■ As a freshman or sophomore. undergraduate officer commission- you could complete your ha.sK train ing program You could day, that is. Carl Wolf Studio, Inc. is ing during hvu su-week summer start ofl making more Wanttqmove than S22.0OO a year. sessions and earn more than SI,300 during each session up quickly? ntfmJTKPnmtneHarma. on campus for six more days to shoot senior portraits. Please check the preassigned date you received from the studio for your photo session. Simply come that day to The KEY, 28 West Hall 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for your portrait; closed noon to 1 p.m. for lunch. P.S. If you missed your date or dldnt receive your studio letter, you can still be photographed by coming to The KEY during the next six session days during our regular times. We'll fit you in! Call 372-8086 for more details. Free plan* rides at the Wood County Airport September 23-24 Cal Judl at 1 -800-875-4341 to schedule your flight or meet us at the Technology Annex. Classified The BG News Dtdtdfbfcy This Saturday appearing hve at Quarters "The Sigma Kappa ■ ■ ■ Sigma Kappa POSTAL JOBS AVAILABLEI Many positions STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA Happy One year Anniversary' ShjnnmgerB." Get psyched for Trike Races' Let's make Spirit Great benefits Cal (605) 682-7555 Ext DO DG DG DG DG DG DO DG OG information on semester, year. What should we do? ahadibon' P3324 UTTL£JUUE. Phi Psl Phi Psi Phi Psi Phi Psl graduate, summer, Care tor a game of Foroplay? Sigma Kappa ' * Sigma Kappa SURPRISE" I'M GLAO WE FOUND EACH The Brothers of Phi Kappa Psi Travel Sales Representative and internship programs m Lat'sjust go see tha animals! OTHER VOU ARE GREAT AND WE HAVE A would Hke to congratulate STS. the leader in collegiate travel needs moti- Perth. Townsville. Luv. LOT OF PARTYING TO DO1 I'M GLAD YOU Angola •urgrneler vated individuals and groups to promote Wm- Sydney, and Melbourne WrybWnbfey FOUND YOUR HEART IN DELTA GAMMA on being selected as our WANTED tor/Spring Break trips For information call Stu- Programs start at $3520 House Sweetheart' dent Travel Services. Ithaca. NY at UTB- DELTA TAU DELTA BIG ERIN Call 1-800 878 3696 You're doing a great job' 1-800-648-4849 The Brothers ot Delta Tau Delta would like to Phi Psi Phi Psi Phi Psi Phi Psi 1 male roommate needed, apt close to cam- DG DG DO DG DO OG DG OQ DG apologize to Todd Machuca and Alpha XI Jen- Wanted Student with car for faN cleaning Call The Sutlers of Sigma Kappa would hke to with Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta Phi pus, utilities paid lor. can 352-5649 nifer Tucker. andhVT. Williams and Alpha Chi 6864527 Alpha XI Delta and Kappa Sigma good luck We have the greatest pledges" Hey Clipboard Queen1 Omega Nikola Flkeon the misprint in yester- 1 roommate wanted, own room. Sept rent with the Tnke Races this weekend Get psyched tor the sisterhood' It's not the same without you1 Hope this brought day's paper We would like to congratulate paid, caff Alan, after 5. at 354-5802 1 We love you' K R O P back some memories' See you soon Today is the last day to buy a balloon at the Ga- them on their recent pinning and wish them the Bass player wanted for classic rock and hard FOR SALE Love. Hawkeye mma Phi Baaoon Sale So come out and make best ol kick Amy Kavanagh, rock band Experience and equipment neces- somebody's day with a balloon bouquet DELTA TAU DELTA Happy 1 year annrversary' I cant wait to pick up sary Call Justin at 352-1438 or Jeff at 1 /3 ct oval diamond solitaire engagement ring that layaway. can YOU' 354-7659 DG Sisterhood DG Sisterhood OG UAO Performing Aril DG Blgs/Llttles DG Love AI way ■ Have papers Worn 4 months $750 Cal This weekend is gomg to be great Our Sister- AH past members of Perlorming Arts Commit- We love our new Big Little pairs Congrats to JaH Buying complete, empty Camel or Salem 3546581 hood writ be ttrst rate Lets get excited tor the tee, we are meeting Monday nights at 9 pm in cigarette packs. 5 cants each. Call 372-3641. our pledges on finding your bigs Vou women PI SIGMA EPSILON Cannondate ST-600 18 speed Aluminum tour- big day1 Remember The city 105 South Hal Come jom us agam for another are fantastic -UTB PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITY IN Dorm fridge wanted Will pay $50 ing bike, mini condition 372-2097 or park onSunday fun-titled year with Performing Arts and UAO DGOGDEEGEEDGDG MARKETING AN0 SALES 1-661-0803 3525343 DG Amy Ounaway DO WANT TO KNOW THE SCOOP? To Meliasa Pecano and Ellen Miller PLEDGE INFO NIGHT Female to share apt now til May Rent $165 Double LoltS $60 The Sisters of Delta Gamma are proud to con- Work for the paper 0:00 PM OCTOBER 1ST I love you two and I'm proud of Cal 354-7298 eveninga 13" TV. SIS g/atulateAmy Dunsway on "*•< engagement to that brings it to you our new family' RM 300 EPPLER SOUTH 1 Col Chris at 372 5946 Tim Haney Best Wishes LlTB volunteer reporters needed at I love you. ALL MAJORS WELCOME Roommate Naedadl THE BG NEWS Did you know'' 6 weeks after conception a ch*d Wendy W "JOIN US NOW. OR WORK FOR US LATER" Now 'til May. E Wooeter house. OWN ROOM. Meetings 8 pm Sundays For Sato. Apple II OS Computer with cokx moni- sucks his or her thumb and can leel pain PI SIGMA EPSILON 150.00'month, NO UTILITIES' No Sept. rent 210 West Hal DGDGDGDG needed. Call Krlstle. Brian or Chris at tor, keyboard, mouse. 3 1/2 and 5 1/4 disk Or cal Lynn 372-6966 Lit Leah. POSTER SALE. Biggest and best selection 353-3806. dnves Appieworks software. Imagewriier II I'm so excited you're my hf Welcome to our Choose from over 1000 different images printer, and cables Asking $700; contact Den Wanted t or 2 people to sublease apartment family. it'sgoingtobeC'R'A'Z'Y" ROCK, OLD MASTERS (Monet, Dali Van al 372-2634 or 353 7133 To John. Jon. Nco. Troy. Matt and Stinky close to campus Rent is $310 utilities or LfTB. Gogh, Picasso. Eschar. Matisse. Wyeth. and To the handsome genls at 808. $155 per person Call 353-0305 ASAP For sale Sony 5 Diac Carousel Player & BigTIta hundreds more') MOVIE POSTERS. BEATLES. For Friday night we cannot wait SPORTS. DANCE. CARS. SCENIC LAND- Pioneer VSX 3300 tuner & 180 watt Fisher CLUB At 3 00 it will all begin. DGDGDGDG Wanted 1 roommate for Spring Semester SCAPES. TRAVEL. HUMOR. ROMANCE. speaker Best offer cal 353-2211. ask for Ni- For it is Bat Races we want to win Close to campus Reasonable rates Call Beth PHOTOGRAPHY (Ansel Adams. Talbot, and cole Thanks guys Never Agam * Never Again " Never Again or Lisa al 354 6053 others ) Most Images only $5 and $6 each' Kim. Celeste Ping and Wendy Never Agam is an organization which promotes Men's 26 inch Schwinn X-tra Lite bicycle, Ike SPORTS See us at the Grand Ballroom • University Wanted 1 roommate ASAP Apartment is close responsible decisions about drinking and driv- new $150 Cal 352-6432 Wouldn't II be cool to be a Preview Day Tour ing We DO NOT condemn or condone drink- Union on Monday. Sept. 10th through Friday. to campus Rent is $155 mo A utilities Cal Mobile Homo 2 bedroom. AC porch with Guide? Come and see at one ol our Informa- ing We are currently in the progress of staging Sept. 20th. between 10 am -1 pm. This sale Is Jason at 353-0305 awnmg Appliances and curtains stay Walking tion and training sessions on Tues. Sept. 24. a mock accident for alcohol awareness week sponsored by UAO. Wanted 15 overweight men or women to par distance lo B G S U Low monthly bias $5400 Presidents 8-8 pm or Wads. Sept. 25, 5-7 pm In the As- and making some presentations in the area high ticipate In weight loss program for advertising Progressive Student Organization is upset or best offer Can 354-8134 Meeting sembly Room, McFall Center. schools Come and see what we're al about about Police harassment in Bowling Green purposes Must be 25 pounds or more over- xo • xo • xo • xo ' xo • xo There wfl be a meeting on Tues.. Sept 24. YOU HAVE A VOICEI Get active, get involved weight For information cal 352-6976 Roland 505 Drum Machine Cal Eric at 1991 at 9 pm m the Tatt Room located on the Mrky. Chakka Smitty. Jim. Keith. Jell 8 Al -Unite against this invasion ol our rights Join 372-1248 $175 or nearest oiler 3rd floor of the Union Questions? Contact Ja- BATCAVE CHEEOMUNGA us for this years first "FUNK THE POLICE son at 2-3730 SEIZED CARS, trucks boats. 4whoators, 202 Memorial Hall What more could you ask for? PARTY" FREE music by Merry-Can-Man Never Again ■ Never Again " Never Again HELP WANTED motorhomes. by FBI. IRS. DEA Available In Love, your Cru-O Dates Tyehlmba Drum Ensemble and featuring your area now Cal (805, 682-7565 Ext Moty. Dawn. O'Neal, Heather. Lon Kates. 8 FLASH YOUR BUDDHA. Fnday, September C2804 Tuesday, Sept. 24,1991 Lynn Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau 27th, 6 30-9 30 pm Student Services Build- $35,000 U S Government Own hours, pro- Trek 1200 Aluminum Racing Bike with lots of XO ' KAPPA SIGMA ■ BETA ■ PIKES ' XO The Brothers ol Phi Kappa Tau would like to an- mg WRITE IT DOWN' cessing FHA mortgage refund No exp. I 601-388 8242 Ext F 2593. to* refund xtras Cal Kent 372-6187 nounce the Christian of the Week REQGAE BAN0 AVAILABLE YOUNGLIFE KEVIN CALLAHAN THE ARK (fka ADDIS) Art student needed lo illustrate cartoons Con- Trek Road Bike 19" Good condilon $100 3:00 p.m. if you are Interested m a High School Christian Congratulations' CaH6M 253 6867 or 352-7143 tact Randy at 354 8568 352-2292. leave message Ministry please contact M*e and Adam at Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau 372-5053 or Krislen and Fay at 372-5560 REGISTER Attention Business, Marketing, Women's 19 Schwinn Bicycle - $40 Call Su- TO Communication Majors san 352-9408 Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau VOTE! Entry level positions open, work 10 to 40 hours The Brothers of Phi Kappa Tau would Me to a week/flux schedules to fit classes Start FT congratulate Matt Purter and Renee Selover on Km, rvow/SP breaks SB 00 starting pay No tele their recent lavahenng1 Thanks for the best 6 months of my life' I love FOR RENT 1 marketing No experience needed We'l train. Congratulations! you Co-ops a scholarships awarded Call for into THE FALCONS Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau Scott today 1-535-3636 1 and 2 bedroom furnished apt within 2 blocks PHIMUPHIMUPHIMU ROGER AND MIKE Attention' Readers neededl $35,000 year In- riomcampus Call 352 7454 Hey' Get psyched' Sister of the Week come potential' Reading books and T V 2 BR apt with 2 baths Brand new building, use PLAY AT HOME Tomorrow night JANET CRACAS scripts Guaranteed paycheck - call my security deposit aa 1st month's rent! PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU Wil be out of sight! 1601 388-8242 Ext BK 2593 24 hours You've got great dates $387/month. Cal Laurel at 352 31 76 or New THIS WEEKEND! (And so dowe'l Austraka wants you' Excellent pay' Benefits. love Rentals at 352-5620 PHIMUPHIMUPHIMU So come sa*l away late transportation All trades and occupations Officer of the Week Wllh 2aweseome Alpha Phis' I 601 388-8242 Ext A2593 24 Hrs Apartments Available TINA 8ENNING -Lindi and Anrji Cash Problems? " 2 bedroom unfurnished FRIDAY PHIMUPHIMUPHIMU S.F.S. •"SHERALD01"" S.F.S. Earn big money now! Direct mail rape needed * 1 bedroom unfurnished Happy 21 si Birthday' immediately' NO special skills required A great ' Furnished Efficiency 7:00 P.M. - Volleyball vs. Central Mich.* Cal John Ne wiove Real Estate Sorry it's late but you opportunity' For free details send a long SASE 354-2260 or stop by @ Anderson Arena haven't celebrated yet anyway1 lo American Merchandising Co . 3786 Ftah- Hope it's a great one' We craek Rd . Suite 302-D. Akron. OH 319 E Wooster love you' 44224 5406 (across from Taco Bel) Love, your roommates Drum instructor for large baton flag & drum For rent $225 mo Serious or Grad student SENIOR PROGRAMMING BOARD! group In existence 5 yrs. warning many Quiet location Non smoker Call Tom SENIOR PROGRAMMING BOARD! awards Instructing children 9 yrs and up 1 SATURDAY 362-3329 SENIOR PROGRAMMING BOARDI hour per week. Tuesday eveninga Some expe- 11:15 A.M. - Women's Cross Country TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 9:15 PM rienced, aome beginners New members wil HOUSE FOR RENT MILETI ALUMNI CENTER sign up Sept 17 Call Jody 1689-2496 Country living with city conveniences, 10 mtn from BG 4 acres with large pond Greet room Mel Brodt invitational Sig Ep * DG ' Sig Ep ' DG FREE TRAVEL • Air couriers and Cruiaeships Students also needed Christmas. Spring, and with fireplace. 2 1/2 baths, large country Bob. Tree and Scott- kitchen dry basement, hot water heat, wood A @ Whittaker Track Anyone for a Bloody Mary? What about Bob? Summer tor Amusement Park employment Cal (805)682 7555 Ext F-1658 gas furnaces No house pels. City water, Did you Boot yet? Tree, were's you* "dtle'7 sewer, one year lease $800 plus utrtties 11:45 A.M. - Men's Cross Country How cool is that? Scott, how bout that Witch's Immediate opening for a part-time (appro- 20 669.4536.9-5 Wheel? We need more smokes' Thanks for a hours/week) mechanical design student with Mel Brodt invitational great Cedar Point Date Party' CAD experience Resume to Timm Shelme at House tor rent. 2 BR. parttatty furnished, nice -Dawn, Joanna, and Gmger P.O. Box 408. BO. 43402 or call 352-9484 back yard, 2 maes north of campus on route @ Whittaker Track 26 C1669-2437 Sigma Chi Paul A Scott Sigma Chi Make II50 - 300.00 In 3 -10 hoursoy seling SO 1:00 P.M. - Soccer vs. Western Mich. Get psyched for Chee-O' funny cosege T-ahirts NO financial obagatton Sublease Roomy 1 bedroom apartment near XO Love, Your Dales XO Smaller or larger quantities available Cal tol campus to sublease immediately' Cal after @ Cochrane Field OPEN SUNDAYS AT NOON free 1800 728 2053 7 00 pm 655-2977 4:00 P.M. - Football vs. Cincinnati* @ Perry Field 7:00 P.M. - Volleyball vs. Eastern Mich.* Anderson Arena Volume 3. issue 3 2 Friday. SaittmMr 20.1991 TM IMBED Meet Belaf the columnists, the Tribe CHALLENGES LURK IN THE again this week. Careful there, dlans plummet towards the psycho In question Interrupted oDeeper WIDE OPEN SPACES, SO DONT Mike. Too much of a good thing, 1 OO-loss mark, It's time to stir up some poet In motion, screaming LET THE OBVIOUS FOOL YOU. ya know. the usual Tribe September Opti- and claiming that he had stolen THROUGH THE LOOKING-G- As for the rest of the merry mism. Here goes. her poem and the government ^Jnouants LASS AND BEYOND IN THE Page Two Crew, Sharlyn Avlna, The Wahoos really do have had stolen her poems and that HEART OF THE BIG COUNTRY. John Bernard, and Steve Bargdlll some fine young talent on the none of the assembled crowd 1111 f have done OK. Michael Brennan squad - lnflelders Carlos Baerga knew what was going on and Wok Some roles Bcla Lugosl should has shown flashes at times In and Mark Lewis, outfielder Al- general paranoid rambllngs. Not have had. In a better universe. making blgtlme politics under- bert Belle, pitchers Charles Nagy for kids, these poetry readings. One with time travel. And Taco standable for the little man. and and Shawn Hlllegas, and, of These klnda things make me Dorltos for everybody course, catcher Sandy Alomar, Jr. realize how much I miss those ^teve - Hannibal Lecter In Silence of The Tribe's '91 swoon can be hardcore creative writing work- the Lambs traced to Alomar's plague of In shops, the ones where tongues ■ The Joker In Batman Juries, Belle's behavioral prob- and opinions flashed quick and ^J\nowlLon - Buggln'-Out In Do The Right lems, and the totally-unexpected sharp and some of Ohio's Thing collapse of All-Star relief pitcher sweetest psychobabble filled the ■ The thief with the hat In Doug Jones, who pulled a "Super air. Those were heady times. So Did you vote USG? II you Home Alone Joe" Charboneau-type slump much for those postmodern con- ! ! ! I ! which landed him In AAA ball structs about "the failure of the didn't, you really missed out. As the BG News columnists get for much of the season. written word" and all that dung. entrenched on page two In this The trick now Is to keep these 11111 first month of the semester, a few guys and the rest of the young BG NEWS EDITOR JILL NOVAK I did, and they gave me things are becoming obvious. talent together and not deal for : You guys don't have a problem a can of pop. First off, Michael F. Martone Is the Keith Hernandezes and Ron with us running a crossword, do the best of the bunch to date. Kittles of the baseball world, you? Martone has combined some big this Connell Barrett guy Is gonna faded heroes who collect their BG NEWS EDITORIAL EDITOR Issues with a wonderful sense of be a holy terror as soon as he gets paychecks with no guilt at their MATT DANEMAN 11 quit. the absurd (klnda The Great an understanding of campus poli- lack of production while in an In- ESPOSITO laughs hysterically. Space Coaster meets Nlghtllne)to tics, local Issues, and BG In gen- dians uniform. Later... create the beginning of avolce. eral. Then he can stop picking on MICHAEL F. MARTONE i (to No small feat at a newspaper that the fat. the elderly, and other tar- himself) What a splendid literary Is still quaking from the after- gets of his crosseyed wit and get The rumors of some lunatic device! effects of loco linguist Chuck Tra- down to the business of harpoon- woman Interrupting a poetry 11 j 11 vis. Martone's playwrltlng trick ing those who truly deserve It. reading at Grounds For Thought Frank Esposlto, a senior Eng- was great a couple of weeks ago, !!!!! In downtown BG have caught my lish major from Warren, Ohio, Is and he liked It so much he used It As our beloved Cleveland In- attention. Apparently, the editor o/The Insider. Edfaon Frank EHDOIHIO \—i-iani Editor: Wendy M. King Staff Photographer: Jeff Radcliffe Art Director: Molly Zakrajxek Fiction Editor: Jennifer Sader Production Supervisorx: Bill BurgeHH Brian Green Production \-.-i~hmt-: Stephen Bernstein Insider/Joy Murdock Tina INoaker Laurel Pajer from inside THE INSlDER Pravin Rodriguei* Adveniiting Manager: Jan Stubbn There's no way around It, vio- reparably scarred for life. Two of Boy, that page 6Just keeps get- them owe me money.) ting better and better...and better Itii-inc.s Manager: Barb Miller lence Is an undeniable part of every life. (Baml Ouch!) It's on On the less abusive side of our and better.... Party on dudes! Advisor: Itobert Bortel TV, In the movies, and blasting world. Tim Funk Jazzes up page 3 from every radio from sea to with musician Dave Brubeck, In a The cold weather has really shining sea, from the mountains preview of Brubeck's upcoming made us realize at Insider Central The Insider magazine is published every Friday during the to the prairies and the earth to University concert. the things we'll miss this winter. academic year by the Board ol Student Publications of the sky. Hell, It has even Warm summer days, tossln' the Bowling Green State University. squeamed It's hairy Ilttly way Oh, that Tim Funk, oh, that ol' football, hangln' out at the Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect Into The Insider. (Jeepers. Sha- Dave Brubeck. Oh. that sweet, pool, and uh...whale huggln', the opinions of The Insider magazine. ggy, It's everywhere!) sweet music! patchouli smellln', granola crun- ching hackey-sack klckln', acous- The Insider magazine and Bowling Green State University Scott DeKatch, Artls Moore, Meanwhile, Karen Koster par- tic guitar strummln'... are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate In Dan Nallen and Dave Huffman ties New Year's-style on Put-In- delve Into the Incredibly violent Bay and Emily Vosburg gets deep hiring practices world of our popular culture on down Into the Red Zone, a new Gettin' Into the groove of life — pages 4 and 5. (Zap, pow, Toledo alternative dance haven, we're the Insider. Copyright 1991, The BG News crunch!) for all you existential folks, on J (Hope It doesn't leave them Ir- page 6. The Editors. TUB INSIDER Friday. September 20.1991 3 Jazz legend swings into BG years as one of America's top Jazz career began at Mills College in by Tim Funk sloll beo'mk performers. Through over 100 Oakland, California, where he albums and 400 compositions. studied under classical composer Brubeck set the Immortal stan- Darius Milhaud. Following early dards of his off-metered time sig- work with an octet, Brubeck Ambassador of Jazz Dave natures and blues-rooted Improv- formed his first trio, winner of Brubeck opens this year's Uni- isations. both Downbeat and Metronome versity Festival Series with his University percussion Instruc- awards for Best New Instrument latest entourage. tor Wendell Jones lauded Group. The Dave Brubeck Quartet per- Brubeck's Innovations with Brubeck gathered the famous forms at 8 p.m. Friday. Sept. 27. meter. quartet In 1951 with the late, In Kobacker Hall of the Moore "He called people's attention to great saxaphonlst Paul Desmond. Musical Arts Center. the fact that you could break With this group came the "West The quartet currently Includes away from traditional meter and Coast Cool" sound which stormed drummer Randy Jones, string still have great Jazz."Jones said. college campuses In the 50s. bassist Jack Six. and Bill Smith, o- Jones also recognized By 1959. the quartet earned rlginal clarinetist from Brubeck's Brubeck's ability to Innovate and performances alongside the New 1947 ensemble. still succeed commercially. York Philharmonic and Leonard Brubeck has spent over fifty Brubeck's legendary musical ■ See Brubeck, page 8 JAZZ KING Dave Brubeck will perform at the University Sept 27 WORST MOVIE EVER 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' is so awful it's awesome the time), and tells the story of mediocre at best. Lugosl died Just by David T. Ring fiendish aliens (is there another four days after shooting of Plan 9 contributing writer type?) who plan to take over the began, and a cloaked stand-In Is earth by reviving the dead and used for most of the film. using them as evil zombies. "There may be some merit in Make a plan to see a really bad "Lugosl was pretty much on the fact that It was his last mov- movie this Thursday night. the skids by this time," according ie," Nachbar said, "but that's Plan 9 from Outer Space. to Jack Nachbar, head of the Pop- about It." hailed by critics as "the worst se- ular Culture department. Some film buffs disagree, rious science fiction movie of all After Dracula and a few other however, extolling the film as time" will be Invading the newly- well received scl-fl/thrlller clas- "the funniest scl-fl cult movie renovated Glsh Film Theater Sep- sics, Lugosl was effectively bran- ever made," rivaled only by The tember 26. The film contains the ded as an evil character actor, Rocky Horror Picture Show. last few on-screen moments of usually with a vamplrlstlc ele- vampire movie legend Bela Lu- ment. Therefore It was Increas- The film begins at 9 p.m., DRACVLA S LAST STAND. The greal Bela Lugosl stars In "Plan 9 from Outer probably not by coincidence, and Space," his last film which will be shown at the Glsh Theater this Thursday gosl (who was In the throes of a ingly difficult for him to find powerful morphine addiction at "good" roles. His final roles were admission Is free. iTrish ft Tom Amy H. ft Matt Tracy ft Scott Renee ft Jamie Kim R. ft Jerry Kim ft Paul Jenii ft Mike Wendy ft Mike Natalie ft Ryan Ann ft Scott Dawn ft Mike Heath Monster ft Hunk Nancy ft Marc Nancy ft John Suzanne ft Jonathan Amy S. ft Pete V3 Laura ft Vo Kelley ft Jason Linda ft Gres U3 Cindy B. ft Bunch Nick Julie ft Heath Cindy ft John Kim C. ft Kevin Elena ft The Greek Stephanie ft Mike (C Heather ft Steve Karen M. ft John Amy ft Buddy Michelle ft Bill Jen ft Aaron Christie ft Joe Jen ft Joey Emily ft Brian Lisa ft Squirt Tracy ft Jim p Michelle ft Michael Molly ft Mike Kristi ft Tim Jessica C. ft Kevin Colleen ft Eddie Lori ft Keith Tripp ft Tummy Gummy Kelly ft Tommy T. O'Neal ft Smiiiv Heather ft Jim $>s* Kiki ft Tom Bridget ft Mark Jenica ft Bender Katie ft Jeff Cheri ft Dick Dawn ft Brian Anfiie ft Man Dawn ft Chakka L, Penny ft Harry Sandy ft Rick Hope ft David Jenn ft Cosmo Amy D. ft Jason K. Lora ft Joe Lori ft John Shannon ft Brian .-• Allie ft Blakelv Uicki ft Brian Mr. ft Mrs. Matchie Amy ft Matt Victoria ft Eric V3 Shannon ft Sam Katie ft Kevin Ellen ft Chipper « r? Jen ft Todd Julie ft Chris Heather ft Mike Chris ft Glenn Jennelle ft Nate Jennifer ft Dave Lara ft Jarrod Suzanne ft Patrick Jill ft TJ Spenc ft Man Amy ft Jim L A. Sims ft Doug Anfiie ft Scott Maureen ft Graham Lynn ft Al Carla ft Jon Sandi ft Rick Renee ft James Alissa ft Mike Laurie ft Matt Nicky ft John Steve-0 ft Terri Missy ft Rob Jessica B. ft Kevin Jules ft Steve CHEE-O-REGGAE FEST ® 1991 Christine ft John Heather ft Brian Holly ft Brian Jenny ft Jevon BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Kim ft Pat 4 Friday. StptsmMr 20. isii TUB INSIDER CULTURAL KNOCKOUT A flood of violent images assaults Americans every day. Are We Becoming Numb? person and Film Studies Director, tlon/adventure or horror films), by Scott DeKotch believes that violence Is an as- contributing writer we (only) rent out one comedy or pect of Western culture that dates drama." back to the first two stories of the Some critics also believe that Americans love violence. Bible - Adam and Eve's expulsion Motion Picture Association of This should come as no sur- from the Garden of Eden and America ratings executives are prise to anyone who has ever had Cain's slaying of his brother more lenient with violent films a basic American history course. Abel. than with films containing expli- After all. we Yanks are some of, If "One story is of an Inclination cit sex scenes. not the most violent, bloodthirsty toward evil and the other Is a "Dances With Wolves Is an ex- people In the world. Maybe It's murder," Nachbar said. "It's a tremely violent film and It got a because our founding fathers basic Judeo-Chrlstlan concept of PC-13' rating," said Huffman. "II were descended from people humanity." It had an amount of sex equal to who perfected the art of tortuous So Is the Judeo-Chrlstlan world the amount of violence. It would executions. The thirst of our fore- one wrought with evil, murder- have been rated R'." fathers has yet to be quenched. ous tendencies? Or is It merely a In another example of the pub- Some of the most popular world with an Insatiable appetite lic's thirst for violence, the UAO American films are over- screening of Silence of tht flowing with Lambs was the first film th violence. In semester to pack the Glsh 1939, Gone With the Wind. Film Theater. Silence... has with its vivid come under fire due to the sequence de- way the film makes pleting William use of violence. T. Sherman's "Thev didn't turn it Into infamous burn- cartoon violence and that' ing of Atlanta, why It was more dis- won ten Acad- emy Awards. turbing, " Huffman said. More recently. Television has also been Dances With criticized for containing Wolves, with Its graphic opening too much violence. sequence, bloody combat for violence? Programs such as Cops. Ameri- scenes and animal death The most popular movie rental can Gladiators and The Simpsons scenes that probably had PETA at Late Nlte Video. 140 E. Woos- bring violence into living rooms officials vomiting In the aisles, ter, Is currently the 1990 version and Nielsen boxes everywhere. swept the 1990 Academy of Lord of the Files. This film, Even such classic cartoons as Awards Ceremony. Films Includ- based on the William Goldlng Tom and Jerry andBugs Bunny ing Misery and Silence of the novel that puts forth the hypoth- contain scenes of animated house Lambs were nominated for esis that man Is Instinctively vio- pets beating each other silly. several awards. lent and will eventually be re- The advent of cable television Since the Motion Picture rating sponsible for the fall of hu- In the late 1970s allowed for system was adopted In 1968, manity, has been rented 279 more violent programming. American films have Increasingly times since January. Driving Miss become more violent. Daisy, an Oscar-winner with no "There Is a trend toward more "American culture Is more vio- dark, violent themes, has only violence In programming," lent than any other nation," Dave been rented 73 times this year. Nachbar said. "However, situa- Huffman, campus films director, Late Nlte employee Angle Ma- tion comedies have always been said. "People are no longer Ilcoat stated that ac- on top (of the ratings)." shocked when they see tion/adventure and horror films Cable television Is constantly someone's head blown off." are, by far, the biggest money- paving newer, more violent While some critics would argue makers at Late Nlte. roads In the entertainment world. that this shift Is due to Americans "They're definitely our most Producers have recently dealt becoming more violent, Jack popular movies," Mallcoat said. with the Idea of televising public Janet Leigh In "P*ycho"(l960) Nachbar, Popular Culture chair- "For every two (ac- executions.' Critics claim that too much media violence can make audi- ences numb. These critics believe that as people are made apathetic to violence, they are made more prone to committing acts of vio- lence. Such criticism, and proposed programming with less violence. Is not necessarily the answer to the alleged problem of media vio- lence. "They're non-dlscrlmlnatory In what they condemn too often," Nachbar said. "I think kids know the difference between a TV rape and Tom and Jerry beating each Don Knolls In "The Shakiest Con In the West'(1968) Clint Eastwood In ■The Enforcer'11976) other." The IMJDEH Friday. September 20.1991 S METAL: V ^ Slamming Sells by Dan Nallen contributing writer BULLETBOYS Harmless wankers or headbangers? _. d The best indicator of America's L lust for violence Is probably the whether It's slamming at an tols, and the Clash, Introduced ICE CUBE i The truth hurts Just ask him. music we listen to and buy every Anthrax concert, or a collective slam-danclng, probably the most day. desire to decapitate Kip Winger. obvious display of the love of vio- I know I'm not the only person The proof of this pop violence Is lence going hand In hand with who stumbles home on Saturday in the millions of records sold. the love of music. Slamming Is RAP." What does nights and Immediately clicks on It's obvious that the Pet Shop still popular In underground MTV to see Headbanger's Ball. Boys would sell more records If scenes and has actually gained Heavy metal Is the life-blood that they guillotined babies onstage. popularity by moving Into the "Beat" really mean? feeds our love of violence. Instead of Motley Crue's Vlnce thrash metal scene. There's nothing more exhilarat- Nell and Axl Rose of Guns N' It's no accident that violent ing than being In the middle of Roses threatening each other In bands are popular bands. But In by Artls Moor* 13,000 corn-fed. drunk. 15-year- the press, wouldn't we really 1991, the bands that people con- contributing writer old rednecks all "banging their rather see Whitney Houston and sider violent usually are not. heads" and pumping their fists at Harry Connlck Jr. pummel each Groups like Metallica and Anth- a Warrant or Kingdom Come or other Into submission? rax, both champions of the metal Bulletboys concert. scene, are singing against racism Rap and violence. To middle-class America, which Is outside Violence In music Is by no Everyone has their favorite means a new thing. In the 60s, and corruption In government, of mainstream Hip-Hop culture, these terms are synonymous. metal song, either Led Zeppelin The numerous fights that break out at rap concerts have noth- the Doors practiced "confronta- but are considered by many to be or Poison or something In be- violent. It's the fans - that's us - ing to do with the music. They usually concern a few stupid tional performance" regularly, tween, and this is what makes who enjoy the violence. People punks that feel they have to prove their manhood by fighting and the Rolling Stones concerts heavy metal the most popular often erupted Into violence. The look to metal as an outlet for their over stepped-on gym-shoes or agitators In the back who push form of music around. All hard the crowd forward until somebody has a beef with them or punk movement In the mld-70's. aggressions, and there can't be rock has a violent edge to It, anything wrong with that. whoever they think Is doing It. In other cases two Immature kids led by the Ramones, the Sex Pis- from high school try to carry out some klndergarden vendetta over spilled milk In the lunchroom or some girl. I've been to rap concerts. I know how this shit goes down. As ff&© G!%&G£ID0£?© fls (DvQffQVj) far as the Los Angeles situation goes. If you put Bloods and Crips producer's desire to make more In an opera performance, ballet recital, movie theater, or a bus by David Huffman stop together, there's going to be a brawl. money. Many, but by no means all, rappers include depletions of What It takes to kill Freddy Is graphic, sometimes senseless violence In their lyrics. As a prime exactly what It takes to breathe a example I'll use the Geto Boys' "Mind Of A Lunatic": little life back Into the overdone "/ sit alone In four-cornered room staring at can- Seven years ago veteran horror series, a gimmick. "Freddyv- dles/Dreaming of the people I've dlsmantled/l close my eyes director Wes Craven Introduced Islon," or to the layman. 3-D, Is and appears In a circle/Images of sons of bitches that I've mur- audiences to Freddy Krueger, what It takes to kill the most evil dered" everyone's worst nightmare. child killer In film history. Scary, ain't It? It gets worse: Freddy'sDead: The Final Night- As Freddy's daghter goes to "My girl's getting skinny, she's strung out on dope/So I went mare Is the sixth and supposedly battle with him In her dreams, to her mother's house and cut out her throat" last of the A Nightmare on Elm she dons a pair of paper 3-D glas- Before you call the FBI. think about It, this Is Just a rap based Street series. This time Freddy is ses. This is the signal for the au- on the headlines of serial killings that pop up from time to time really dead. dience to follow suit and experi- as often as hurricanes. Rap artists aren't given the luxury of us- Rachel Talalay, the producer of ence the final battle In "Freddyv- ing their Imaginations, so outsiders take everything said by rap- the third and (ourthNlghtmare Islon." pers literally. films, has made her directorial In addition to this classic gim- When talking about violence In rap, no discussion Is complete debut In hopes of putting an end mick, the film offers some won- without NWA. I think NWA and Ice-T are the pioneers of Gang- to the recurring cinematic night- derful cameos which. In a very sta Rap. Gangsta Rap Is violent and very graphic, but It's real. In mare. She has made a film that off-beat way. help the film Im- fits well Into the series and does, mensely. Alice Cooper plays 1988, NWA burst onto the rap scene to tell about the hazards of FREDDY KRUEGER Kill him Ityou being young and black In South Central Los Angeles. Their songs seemingly, kill off Freddy. Freddy's father. (If anyone were can. gave listeners a look at the drug dealers, the gang warfare, and Ever since his untimely death, the father of Freddy Krueger, It police fascism that exists In their neighborhood of Compton. The Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) would have to be Alice Cooper.) treme that It becomes a sick Joke. violence In the songs they make are from the gangsta's point of has been systematically slaying Johnny Depp returns to his roots As Freddy Is totally maimed and view from his world. the children of Sprlngwood, (he was one of Freddy's first vic- destroyed, the audience Isn't In the NWA theme song "Gangsta,Gangsta,' from the album Ohio. There Is only one surviving tims In the original film) and an- even shocked. The gory effects Straight Outta Compton, Ice Cube breaks It down like this: teen from this small community, swers the question: Who would should cause a stronger reaction "Here's a little something 'bout a nlgga like me/Never shoulda and rather than kill him like the win In a fight, Freddy Krueger or than laughter, but that seems to been let out the penltentary/Ice Cube would like to say that I'm others, Freddy uses this amne- Edward Sclssorhands? be a "natural" American way to a crazy motherf—r from around the way/Since I was a youth I siac teen to bring back his long- Over the years Freddy has de- respond. smoked weed out/Now I'm the motherf—r that you read lost daughter. Freddy needs his veloped from horror menace to It wouldn't be fair to review about/Takln' a life or two/that's what the hell I do/You don't daughter because only his "flesh campy stand-up comedian. As this film on any normal film like how I'm living? Well f-k you/This Is a gang, and I'm In and blood" can carry him out of Freddy slashes his victims with scale. It Is not a "quality" film. It It/My man Dre'llf-k you up In a mlnute/Wlth a right, left, right, Sprlngwood to set up shop else- his patented knlved glove, he Is exactly what anyone would left you're toothless/And then you say 'Goddamn! They ruth- where. throws out one-liners to take the expect It to be - a near duplicate to any of the other films. less!" In the past, people have tried edge off of the violence. The false hype that the media gives to the violence In rap lyr- to kill Freddy buy burning him, These Jokes and the entire However, if you're a fan of the ics Is, for the most part, garbage You've got to listen and exam- burying him, and splashing him nature of the film make It more of series, the 3-D, funny one-liners ine for yourself. with Holy Water. None of these a comedy than a horror film. The and cameos make It worth see- were able to last longer than the violence Is extreme, but so ex- ing. If you're not, don't bother. • Friday. September 20.1191 The IHSIOErl Island hosts 'New Year's' bash Toledo seeing red of Bowling Green (about an day night at the Beer Barrel Sa- by Karon Koster hour's drive) off the shores of loon. Known for his Jimmy Buf- (ontr ibulmg writer with hot new club Port Clinton. fett-style music and singing, he Is "Basically. It's just a big party expected to attract capacity and a lot of fun. "said Robin crowds to the Saloon. The disc Jockeys, Eric Hall of by Emily Vosburg Bowling Green and Woody and 3. .2.1. ..HAPPY NEW YEAR! Burns, a Kent State University Ferry boats leave from Ca- rorl'ibuling wr>ter A little early for this kind of student whose parents own a tawba Bay and Port Clinton every Boomer of Toledo combine their celebration? house on the Island. half hour and cost four dollars. musical tastes to create a well- Not If you're at Put-ln-Bay this Some of the activities being of- Although the Island has one rounded mix of dance music. Saturday night. fered Include Las Vegas-style hotel and six motels, all rooms A postpunk Industrial dance "I've been everywhere and I've Christmas lights, noise makers, gambling In the streets, a boat are reserved for the weekend. playground, complete with cor- never heard anybody mix as streamers and lots of holiday decorating contest and live enter- However, boats will be leaving rugated steel walls, chain link good as (our DJs)." Seder said. cheer are on the agenda for this tainment by local singer Pat the Island between 11 p.m. and fences and more lights and fog The Red Zone will be having a weekend's "New Year's at the Dalley. midnight. than Dick Clark ever dreamed of. Grand Opening night tonight with Bay'' celebration. "This weekend Is sometimes If you're worried about missing is opening In Toledo tonight. CD giveaways for the first 100 Sponsored by the Island's known as Boater's New Year's." this weekend's festivities, fear patrons. Chamber of Commerce, the fes- said Barb Chrysler, member of not! Put-In-Bay will also host an The Red Zone, 217 N. Superi- "A lot of people are tired of the tivities mark the end of the busy the Chamber of Commerce. "It's a Oktoberfest celebration on Oc- or, Is geared toward an Intel- alternative scene In Bowling tourist season on the Lake Erie big weekend for the boaters." tober 5 and a Halloween party on ligent, fun-loving crowd. Green," Hall said. "People from island. located 44 miles northeast Dalley will be appearing Satur- October 25. "This bar doesn't cater to peo- Cleveland and Detroit want more ple who just want to go get and the Red Zone is more." drunk. It's aimed at people who Future concerts scheduled In- want to listen to the music," clude Mind Funk and Rythmn owner Allan Seder said. Corps In October. Front 242. Wednesday nights will feature Nine Inch Nails and the Butthole THE PHEASANT ROOM local bands. Thursdays, Fridays Surfers are also scheduled. and Saturdays will feature alter- "If It's the best, we'll get It," offers a native dance music. Seder said. SUNDAY BUFFET Tired of Being a Face in All you can eat only $5.95 the Crowd? Check out located in the University Union Winthrop Terrace Quantum 90 card accepted Apts and be someone Special! Call 12-2 p.m. 372-7947 or 372-7949 352-9135 miMi HOWARD'S club H 210 N. Main 352-9951 Wed. • Live B»nd» Thura. • Ladles Nil. CM] Fit • Happy HR 6 to » pm CREATIVE RITE Sat. • Spin-on Friday and Saturday. September 20-21 Industrial Alternative 18-20 Welcome Newbeat S2.00 cover after 9:30 21 laid Over © SI.00 cover after 9:00 HOURS: 118 an over with proper I.D.i Mun.-Sat.: Noon 'til 2:30 ».m. Suaday: 2:00 p.m. 'til 2:30 a.m. 217 N. Superior • Downtown/Toledo Second Level • For Events Phone 243-0300 * Mlnl-Pitchers Every Day * TM laSIOER Friday. September 20. 1991 7 Try Dave's medical special ROCK GOSSIP FROM by Daws laiklnd 1. Who sang the Number One Incredible College of Musical Knowledge hit from 1984 "The Reflex"? THE BLACK SWAMP 2. Who sang about child abuse In "Luka"? Sophomore level-Two points TURN, TURN. TURNPIKE : OK OK I know life has been Dr. DAVE'S each. The guitar addicts of Jericho feeling like It's been In slow mo- 3. Who sang "Manic Monday "? Turnpike will hit the North Coast tion since the summer started 4. Who was "Addicted To tonight as they open for the New midway thru May. The summer Love" In 1986? Salem Witch Hunters at Peabo- swelter made the days move like Junior level-Three points each. dy's in Cleveland. The guys are Jello. The autumn haze purloined MUSIC QUIZ 5. Who opposed animal set to do some recording at De- your energy. research In his hit "Shock the troit's White Room studios some Well, class. It's time to reclaim Monkey"? time In November. our adrenaline and shift life Into 6. What band had "Hysteria" In other Pike notes, guitarist high gear. Let's pull Into the fast In 1988? Nik Sormaz has noticed a definite lane, ride the roller-coaster of life, 10 "Call It Love" Senior level-Four points each. lack of cubism In campus pub- suck down a tall glass of Jolt Cola To enter this week's quiz, sim- 7. What band sang the Top 10 lications lately and expressed his and shake our groove things. ply send your name, address, hit "Obsession In 1985? dismay. He's also taken to en- Yep. here at "Dr. Dave's Incredi- phone number, and favorite co- 8. Who sang the 1984 song dorsing Saran Wrap underwear ble College of Musical Know- mic strip, along with the answers with the line, "I always feel like Nik advises punching holes In the ledge", the Autumn of Our Re- to "Dr. Dave's Quiz," c/o 214 somebody's watching me"? garments "so you won't get all West Hall or drop It In the woo- birth has begun. Graduate level-Five points steamed up." Then he mumbled In this week's thoroughly ran- den box In 210 West Hall before each. something about a "bacterial dom drawing, Jeff Weldy, who 8 a.m.. Sept 25, 1991 9. What former lead singer of cesspool" and laughed. believes Prince Is the best concert Week after week. lam bom- an American band hit the Top 40 Nik Sormaz of Jericho Turnpike ■ See Rock, page 8 act - and he's probably right, es- barded with questions asking: In 1984 with "Go Insane?" pecially If you saw him on MTV's "Dr. Dave, what kind of doctor 10 What 1982 Number One Awards. Nice butt, huh? - Is this are you?" Well, truth be told. I'm hit contained the line "There's week's winner. He knew that the not a doctor (YET), although I do nothing wrong with my state of BUSTING LOOS6 ON TH€ 8€ARCflTS correct answers to last week's portray one on TV. Anyway, let's ■ Sec Dave, page 8 "comeback" quiz were: see If you sage readers can figure 1 .Aretha Franklin 2.Chubby out just what kind of doctor I'll be ( INEMARK THEATKtS Checker 3 Cheap Trick by answering these questions re- 4.Aerosmlth 5.Cher 6. "You Got lated to my chosen field: CINEMA 5 1V"2 r"D It" 7. Aaron Neville 8Dusty Freshman level-One point Springfield 9.The Monkees each. Crawford Strukel II you can't make it to the field, make it to the radio Dave Strukel and Ray Crawford provide your ticket to all the action starting at 3:30 - Catch BO vs cinci on WBOL' 88.1 FM - tflMcWJVWfJW^^ ms "(UU PITCHERS - GAMEROOM ■ PEZA FRI & SAT SEPT 20 & 21 THE GOOD TIME, FEEL GOOD, PARTY TILL YOU DROP BAND! ! 18 &OVER WELCOME!! t ...... 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More power to The bulk of the Chapterhouse's and "Treasure." exemplify Chap- Hill, drummer Tom Huesman, 'em. college sensation Whlrlpoolyms a run terhouse's tendency to emulate bassist John Penka - have re- NO REST FOR THE WEEKEND listening pleasure, but nearly the ephereallsm claimed by the cruited guitarist Chris Chadler. a : Easystreet plays host tonight stumbled Into "easy listening.'' and tambourine backbone of Cocteau Twins. Occasional erra- veteran of the Cincinnati rock and tomorrow night to the Swag- The LP was also weakened by an their sound; but rather than com- tic guitar interrupts these songs. scene, and dubbed themselves gering Rogues, an "alternative ever-lurking tendency to make Its plementing It, Andrew Sherrlffs The single "Falling Down" Splderfoot. dance" cover band who've Influences obvious. lead vocals sink beneath It In a blends strong vocals with fantas- "The guitar sound Is a little bit played throughout Ohio and Whirlpool jumps on the Man- nearly ephereal whisper. This tic wah-wah guitar and the for- heavier now." Penka said, "but Michigan...Frankle's, 308 Main chester bandwagon of 60s pop, faint vocal Introspection often mulaic Chapterhouse percussion. It's still blues-Influenced funk St.. Toledo, hosts Groovedigger yet dodges a strict identity with clashes with Whirlpools energe- The percussion ofWhlrlpool, and straightforward rock." and South Going Zak to- the genre. Its evident that Man- tic choruses, making the gaps In however, often takes on the Splderfoot performs with night...Creative Rite brings their chester lingers In the percussion between Into nearly "new age" sound of the Charlatans UK. Loudhouse at Frankle's. 308 ritual to Howard's this week- Main St., Toledo, tomorrow night. end...and 100 Proof will cruise to ■ From Hruhi-.'k. page 3 ^™^~—^— MIND GAMES: Word on the Good Tymes tonight. Bernstein. Along the way, 78 rpm records on Columbia and Tickets for the Dave Brubeck ■ From Dan. page 7. ^———— Brubeck's quartet shared the Fantasy Records. The records Quartet concert are available at mental health?" stage with Charlie "Bird" Parker, featured hits like Time Out. which the Moore Musical Arts Center veniently located In downtown This week's winner will earn Dizzy GlUesple and Stan Getz showed "stylings akin to the box office or by calling (419) Bowling Green at 128 N. Main. 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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Vol. XXII, No. 2 September 20,1991 Jazz legend Dave Brubeck to perform at BG Jazz legend Dave Brubeck and with his old friend, saxophonist his quartet will present the open- Paul Desmond, and created what ing concert ot the 1991 -92 Fes- became known as the "West tival Series at Bowling Green State Coast Cool" sound that exploded University. on the college scene during the fil- The quartet will perform 8 p.m. lies Playing leading jazz clubs as Friday. Sept 27, in Kobacker Hall well as touring with the likes of of the Moore Musical Arts Center Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Known tor his use ot off- Stan Getz. the quartet went on to metered time signatures, empha- appear with the New York Phil- sis on improvisation and harmonic harmonic and Leonard Bernstein experimentation rooted in the in 1959. The group disbanded in blues, composer-pianist Dave 1968. Two years later Brubeck Brubeck has spenl 50-plus years organized an "all Brubeck quartet" as one ot America's top jazz per- with his sons Darius. Dan and formers. Chris The jazz man, who has more The current version of the quar- than 100 albums and 400 compo- tet includes drummer Randy sitions to his credit, got his first Jones, who joined in 1978 and is piano lesson at the age of four aformer member of the Maynard from his mother, a piano teacher. Ferguson Big Gand; Jack Six on He entered college planning to be string bass; and clarinetist Bill a veterinarian, but soon switched Smith, an original member of the his major to music, graduating in 1947 octet. 1942. Single tickets to hear the quartet After a stint serving in World War perform live in Bowling Green are II under General Patton. Brubeck $8, $14. and $20 There is a $2 entered Mills College to study with discount for students Tickets are the famous French composer Dar- available at the Moore Musical ius Milhaud It was there he began Arts Center box office between composing and performing with an noon and 6 p.m weekdays or by octet. He later played with a trio. calling (419)372-8171 Tickets the Dave Brubeck Trio. may be reserved by using Master- The Dave Brubeck Quartet Lett to right Jack Six. Randy Jones. Dave Brubeck and Bit Smith IPhotocour- In 1951, he formed the quartet card or VISA. tesy Public Relations} Annual Hispanic Month to bring art, poetry to campus In only the second year of its ex- in the form of a press conference At 7 p.m. that evening, the film Iberoamericano," the workshop Tickets for the concert are $5 istence at BGSU. Hispanic Herit- and will also include Vice Presi- "Stand and Deliver," starring Ed- will focus on the popular culture of for students and $ 7 for nonstu- age Month is changing it's formula, dent of Student Affairs Mary Ed- ward James Olmos will be shown Spain and Latin America. dents They may be purchased at attempting to bring more compas- munds and cabinet members of in the Gish Film Theater, Hanna Then at 1:30 p.m. two work- the Moore Musical Arts Center sion and feeling to the month's ac- the Latino Student Union. Hall. shops will be held. The first, exa- box office. tivities, according to Latino Stu- The press conference officially Poetry will also be on the mining the issue of cultural diver- The final event of the month will dent Union President Michele So- introduces the event to both the agenda Oct. 16, when Martin sity, will be held in the Town Room be an Hispanic Scholarship Dinner Iz. community and the University, So- Espada conducts a luncheon pro- of the Union The second, focus- and Dance The dinner will begin In contrast to last year's panel liz says. gram in the Towers Inn Dining ing on the Spanish language, will at 5:30 p.m. at the Days Inn in discussion blitz, this year there will A public reception honoring the Room of McDonald Quadrangle be held in the Campus Room of Bowling Green (1550 E Wooster be an invasion of art and poetry. exhibit will be at 4 p.m. and will in- The hour long program begins at the Union. St.). The cost is $9.50 for stu- This new focus takes advantage of clude refreshments. The exhibit noon. While designed for high school dents and $12.50 for others, with the power of art and it's advan- features, among other things, Sponsored by the College of students, the workshops are open the proceeds going toward en- tages over the spoken word and works by BGSU Professor Adrian Arts and Sciences, the cost is $5, to the public dowed scholarships for Hispanic will provide activities where there Tio. which includes lunch; reservations On Oct 24. writer, historian, students. The cost for people is a chance to "recognize and Other activities will be an award- can be made by contacting the lecturer and actress Carmen Alicia wishing to attend only the dance, celebrate our backgrounds and winning guitarist, two poets, sev- college office at 372-2015. Morales, will present an original which begins at 8 p.m.. is $5. where we come from," says Soliz. en painters and sculptors, and an The classical music ensemble, theater performance beginning at Although this year's focus is ar- Prior to last year's Hispanic Her- award-winning actress and writer El Calido Viento, will take center 8 p.m. in 121 West Hall. tistic, the Latino Student Union is itage Month, there was a Hispanic The second event will take place stage Oct. 19 for an 8 p.m. con- Conjunto music, the traditional still willing to make presentations Awareness Week. on Oct. 9, when poet Pat Mora win cert in the Moore Musical Arts Hispanic music which developed to any on campus group who is in- University President Paul Ols- read from her works beginning at Center's Bryan Recital Hall. in northern Mexico and what is terested. For more information call camp and Bowling Green Mayor 4 p.m. in Prout Chapel. A native of High school students from now the soutwest United States, the Latino Student Union at Ed Miller will provide what Soliz El Paso. Texas, Mora is the author around the state will be on campus will be featured in a concert by ac- 372-8325 calls the "traditional and appro- of two poetry collections, Oct. 21 for a series of workshops cordianist Santiago Jimenez. The next meeting of the Latino priate opening" at 8 a.m. on Oc- "Chants" and "Borders," both ot focusing on Hispanic culture. The Nominated for a Grammy award Student Union is on Monday Sept. tober 1 in McFall Center amidst which won Southwest Book first workshop will begin at 1 t 30 this year. Jimenez, who plays the 23 at 9 p.m. in the second floor "'Hispania!" a display of Hispanic Awards from the Border Regional a.m. in the Town Room of the traditional button accordian, tours lounge of the Student Services art. Free and open to all. it will be Library Association. Union. 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I** 7:30 p.m - Geology Lecture 7:30-9 p.m. - Bible Study 221 McFall Center CM Noon - Student Luncheon Henry Darcy Distinguished 10:30 a.m. - Church Service Free and open to aft Sponsored by $ 1 donation Open to al. United Lecturer Series, featuring Dr University Christian Church. 1040 Christian Outreach Ministry Taft 3 p.m. - Women's Tennis Christian Fellowship Center. 313 Stephen Wheatcraft Free and Choral Rehearsal Hall. Moore Room. University Union CM BGSU at Hillsdale College Thurstin open to all Sponsored by National Musical Arts Center. HiUsdale. Mich Water Wei Association 95 7:30-9 p.m. - Seminar CO 2:30 p.m. - Women's Tennis Overman Hall 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. - Church "Time Out for Catholicism " Free 3:30 p.m. - Fall Workshop Series BGSUvs Xavier University Services and open to all Antioch Library. St CO Lecture Notetaking. 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Our Future Union in Space " $ 1 donation suggested 10:45 a.m. - Church Service 8-9 p.m.-Meeting 7 p.m. - Meeting 7:30 p.m.-Fellowship Open to all Planetarium First Christian Church, 875 Chnstian Science Organization Progressive Student Organization Free and open to all Sponsored by Haskins (Sunday school at 9:30 Free and open to all Canal Room. Free and open to all University University Lutheran Chapel. 1124 1,10 p.m.-UAO Movie am). University Union Christian Fellowship Center. 313 E Wooster "Ahce " $ 1 50 with 8GSU I D 210 Thurstin Math Science 10:45 a.m. - Church Service 7:30 p.m - Volleyball Faith Temple, 1 75 Stale St 8 p.m. - International Film 7:30 p.m. - Lecture BGSU at Western Michigan Midnight - UAO Movie (Sunday school at 10 a.m.). Series "Women in Science: Myth and University Kalamazoo "Everything You Always Wanted To Aekta Queen of Mars," (1924) Realities, by Dr Judith B Moody Know About Sex' ('outwore 10:45 a.m. - Church Service USSR Free and open to all Gish Free and open to all Sponsored by afraid to ask} '$1 50 with BGSU Deliverance Tabernacle Church of Film Theatre, Hanna Hal 8 p.m. - Concert Association or Women Dave Brubeck Quartet Call ID 210 Math Science God. 17202 N Mercer (Sunday Geoscientists 95 Overman Hal school at 930 a.m.). 372-8171 for ticket info Festival Series. Kobacker Hall. Moore 111 a.m.-l p.m. - Weighthlting I 7:30 a.m. - Bible Breakfast 5 p.m. - Concert 11 a.m. - Church Service Musical Arts Center I Clinic P^J Open to aH University Lutheran Paul Hunt, trombone Free and I Weight Room Awareness Clime Maumee Valley Unitarian F^9 Chapel, 1124 E Wooster open to all Faculty Artist Series 8 p.m. - Planetarium Show I Free and open lo SRC members Universalist Congregation SchaHer Bryan Recital Hal. Moore Musical I Gallery mezzanine. Student Hal. 130W Indiana. Perrysburg "Destination Universe. Our Future I 9 a.m-4 p.m.-Art Exhibit Arts Center. m Space " $ 1 donation suggested ■ Recreation Cenler (Religious education at 10 a.m.). I "Visions From the Silk Road," by Open to all Planetarium I artist Philip Sugden. Free and open 9 p.m. - Meeting |l :30 p.m. -Football 11 a.m. - Church Service Peace CoTktion Free and open to I to all. Fine Arts Gallery 8 p.m.-UAO Movie I BGSU VS. University of Cincinnati Foursquare Gospel Church 205 all United Chnstian Fellowship "Fast Times at Ridgemont High " | Doyt Perry Stadium. Sandridge 10 a.m.-2 p.m. - Voter Center, 313 Thurstin $1.50 with BGSU ID. 210 Registration Math-Science 2 p.m. - Soccer 11 a.m., 7 p.m. - Church Services Sponsored by Registration 9:15 p.m.-Meeting BGSUvs Western Michigan New Horizon Pentecostal Church Coalition University Union Foyer Resident Student Aesociation Free University Cochrane Field ol God. 620 Second St (Sunday 10 p.m., midnight - UAO Movie and Oval and open to on-campus students "Animal House" $1.50 with school at 10am ) Second floor. Student Services BGSU I.O. 210 Math-Science. 7 p.m. - Volleyball 10:30 a.m .-Noon - Discussion Budding BGSU vs Eastern Michigan Noon - Tricycle Race Group 19 a.m.-4 p.m. - Leadership University Anderson Arena Sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta Afro American Antiquity and 9:30 p.m. - Reflections and Sorority Parking lot, Student I Seminar Modern Racial History " Open lo Devotions I Andy Mozenter. Director. People 8.10 p.m.-UAOMovie Services Building faculty and students Sponsored by Free and open to all University I Tech. Inc $10 includes lunch Oil Alice '$1 50wrthBGSUlD 210 People for Racial Justice Amani Lutheran Chapel, 1124 E. 2-5 p.m. -Art Exhibit CM I Open to al. SOL D Organization Math Science Room. Commons Building Wooster Visions From the Silk Road," by I and Student Activities and artist Philip Sugden Free and open I Orientation Lenhart Grand 12a.m.-UAOMovie 11 a.m.-Bible Study to all Fine Arts Gallery IBallroom. University Union. "Everything You Always Wanted To Free and open to all United 110 a.m -2 p.m. - Voter CO Know About Sex' (' but ware CO Christian Fellowship Center ,313 I Registration afraid to ask) "$1 50 with BGSU 5:30 p.m. - Meeting I Noon -Pie-eating Contest Thurstin ■ Sponsored by Registration ID 210 Math Science World Student Association Free I Sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha I Coalition University Union Foyer I Fraternity Northeast Commons and open to afl 11th floor. 6 p.m. - Deadline land Oval |8,10 a.m. - Church Services Offenhauer West Elementary Education Methods 1 p.m. - Rugby 1st John's Episcopal Church, 1509 Applications Forms available m IS p.m.-Meeting 8:30 p.m. - Church Service BGSUvs Eastern Kentucky IE Wooster 529 Education 806 [Students To Elect A Mayor Free Faith Temple. 1 75 State St University College Park Rugby Administration. land open to al 101 Business Field Is, 10 a.m., Noon - Church | Administration ■Services 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show 6-7:30 p.m.- BGSU Karate Club 1:30 p.m.-Football ■St. Aloysius Church, 150 S. "Destination Universe. Our Future Open to al Gym, Eppler Center 8-7:30 p.m.- BGSU Karate Club BGSU at U S Naval Academy ■Enterprise in Space " $1 donation suggested Registration lee Open to al Gym, Open to all Planetarium Annapolis. Md 7 p.m. - Happy Hours Eppler Center. CM [8:30,11 a.m. - Church Services Open to all Sponsored by National S p.m. - Concert 2 p.m. - Soccer 1st Marks Lutheran Church. 316 Student Speech Language I leering 8-9 p.m. - Meeting fvan Hammond, tuba, and Richard BGSU at Marquette University |S College (Sunday school at 9 45 Association M T Muggs. 1414 E "Co-Op and Cosby " Free and Cioffah, piano. Free and open to all Milwaukee. Wooster open to al Sponsored by Faculty Artist Series. Bryan Recital Cooperative Education Program 9, 11 a.m. - Church Services Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center p.m. - UAO Movie S p.m. - Concert Amani Room, Commons "Fast Times at Ridgemont High " First United Methodist Church. Graduate and undergraduate music 1506E Wooster $1.50 with BGSU ID 210 students. Free and open to aH CM 7:30 p.m. - Variety Show Math Science Student Compoaer's Forum. Bryan Thursday Night Live Free and open 9:30 a.m. - Church Service Recital Hall. Moore Musical Arts to al. Sponsored by BGSU Bible 8 p.m-Midnight - German Night Grace Brethren Church, 121 S. CM Center Studies. Ice Arena lounge Enterprise Dance CM CO Pariah social function "The S p.m. - Planetarium Show 8:30 p.m. - Meeting 10 a.m. - Church Service Continentals" wfl perform. St. "Desanation Universe. Our Future Lesbian and Gay Attance Free and Thomas More. 425 Thurstin. Prout Chapel In Space '$1 donation sugoesled open to al United Christian Open to all Planetarium Fellowship 10 a.m. - Church Service 10 p.m.. Midnight - UAO Movie First Presbyterian Church, 126 S. "Animal House" $1.50 with Church. BGSU 1.0.210 Math-Science. 18,10 a.m.-Church Services 0 p.m. - Concert 7 p.m.-Auditions a p.m. - Theatre Production 1:30 p.m.-Football [■■■ St Johns Episcopal Church. 1509 Christian music, featuring Mark "The Fourposter." by Jan De ' The Glass Menagerie, by BGSU vs Central Michigan "'HE Wooster Harris Free and open to all United Hartog Open to al BGSU theatre Tennessee Williams $6 Adult. $4 University Doyt Perry Field Christian Fellowship Center, 313 production 405 University Had Seniors Students by reservation 16,10 a.m.. Noon - Church Thurstin Eve Mane Saml Theatre. University 1:30 p.m.-Soccer I Services 8 p.m. - Lecture Hall BGSU al Central Michigan ISI AloysiusChurch 1508 0:30 p.m. - Church Service Dr Febcity Rosslyn Free and open I University Mount Pleasant | Enterprise Faith Temple. 1 75 Stale St to all Sponsored by Departments 8 30 p.m. - Meeting ol English 220 Math-Science Lesbian .ind Gay Alliance Free and 2:30 p.m. - New Music and Art 8:30.11 a.m. - Church Sarvlcaa 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show open to all United Christian Festival Discussion St Mark's Lutheran Church, 31 5 Destination. Universe, Our Future 8 p.m. - Planetarium Show Fellowship "Making Art. Making MUSK: 1991 S College (Sunday school at 9 45 in Space." $1 donation suggested "Destination Universe, Our Future Expressing Difference " Free and a.m.). Open lo all Planetarium m Space $1 donation suggested. 9 p.m. - UAO Classic Movie open to ad Sponsored by Codege Open to all Planalanum Rebecca' Free and open lo all of Musical Arts and School of Art 0,11 a.m. - Church Sarvlcaa 8 p.m. - Concert Gish FJm Theater. Hanna Hall Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical First United Methodiat Church. College of Musical Arts faculty and 0;15-10:15 p.m. - Ice Skating Arts Center 1506E Wooater students Free and open lo all BGSU Skating Club Free and open [a a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit Bryan Chamber Series, sponsored to all IceArona 'HISPANIA'. works by Hispanic 4 p.m. - New Music and Art 8:30 a.m. - Church Service by College of Musical Arts. Bryan artists from Ohio Free and open to Festival Concert Grace Brethren Church. 121 S. Recital Hall. Moore Musical Arts Kasuma Sari Gamelan Ensemble [ a a.m-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit all BGSU McFall Center Gallery *W| Enterprise Center and various artists Free and open ' i HISPANIA','' works by Hispanic 9 a.m. - New Music and Art ■n toad Sponsored by Codege of 10 a.m. - Church Service I artists from Ohio Free and open to Musical Arts and School of Art all BGSU McFall Center Gallery | Festival Discussion Proul Chapel "Composer lo Composer A Kobacker Had. Moore Musical Arts Center I 4:30 p.m. - Fall Workshop Series I 0-11 30 a.m. - Academic Dialogue with Anthony Braxton." 10 a.m. - Church Servlca I Free and open to all Sponsored by p™fj "Textbook Reading Humanities I Advisement First Presbyterian Church. 126 S | and Science." Free Call I College of Musical Arts and School 8 p.m. - New Music and Art Church I For hearing impaired majors 444 Festival Concert I 372-8840 to register Sponsored [ Education Building. of Art Kobacker Hall Moore I by Study Skills Lab. 213 Mosely | Musical Arts Center Aeaualis and various artists Free 10.11:30 a.m., 7 p.m. - Church and open lo all Sponsored by 3:30 p.m. - Biology Seminar Service! Codege of Musical Arts and School 14:30-6 p.m. - Discussion Group Dr Nancy Martm. University of 10:30 a.m. - New Music and Art St Thomas More Pansh. 425 I "Discovering New Paths " Free and Festival Concert of Art Kobacker Had. Moore Thurstin Louisville School ol Medicine Free Musical Arts Center I open to all Sponsored by Men's and open to all Sponsored by Various artists Free and open to I Discussion Group Faculty Lounge. ad Sponsored by College of 10 a.m., 6 p.m. - Church Sarvlcaa Department ol Biological Sciences. 8 p.m. - Theatre Production I University Union. 112 Life Science Musical Arts and School ol Art Daysprmg Assembly of God. Bryan Recital Had. Moore Musical "The Glass Menagerie." by 1 7360 N Dixie Highway 6:30 p.m. - Meeting Arts Center. Tennessee Wfliams $6 Adult. $4 3:30 p.m. - Fall Workshop Series Seniors Students by reservation Amnesty International. Free and "Library Know How " Free and 10:1 S a.m. - Church Service open to all 306 Hanna Has Noon - Student Luncheon Eve Mane Saint Theatre. University Christ Community Church, 123 open Call 372 8840 to register Had Sponsored by Study Skills Lab $1 donation. Open toad United Court SI Christian Fellowship Center, 313 7 p.m.-Auditions Ol ' 26 Jerome Library. "The Fourposter," by Jan De Thurstin 8,10 p.m.-UAO Movie 10:30 a.m. - Church Servlca Strange Brew " $ 1 50 with BGSU Hartog Open to all BGSU theatre 4 p.m. - Soccer Peace Lutheran Church, 1026 production 405 University Hall 2:30 p.m. - New Music and Art ID 210 Math Science West Peart (Sunday school at 9 1 5 BGSU vs Miami University CO Cochrane Field Festival Concert 7 p.m.-Meeting Bowling Green String Quartet Free Midnight - UAO Movie "Porkya"S1 50withBGSUID Christian Student Fellowship. Free 4 p.m. - Intramurals and open to all Sponsored by 10:30 a.m. - Church Service and open to all Capital Room. College ol Musical Arts and School 210 Math Science Agape Church of Prayer United Men's flag football entries due 108 University Union Student Recreation Center ol Art Bryan Recital Had. Moore Christian Fellowship Center. 313 Musical Arts Center 18,10 a.m. - Church Services Thurstin (Bible study at 9 30 a m ) 7 p.m.-Meeting 7 p.m.-Mealing ISt. John's Episcopal Church. 1509 Students for Ethical Treatment of Progressive Student Organization 3:30 p.m. - New Music and Art 10:30 a.m. - Church Service IE Wooster Animals Free and open toad Free and open to ad University Festival Trinity United Methodist Church. United Christian Fellowship Center. Performance artist Sha Sha Higby Christian Fellowship I 8, 10 a.m , Noon -Church 200 N Summit (Sunday school at 313 Thurstin Free and open to all Sponsored by 915 a.m.) College of Musical Arts and School I Services 8 p.m.-Meeting 1st Aloysius Church. 150S 7-0:30 p.m. - Seminar Fashion Merchandising of Art Kobacker Had. Moore 10:30 a.m. - Church Service I Enterprise Strategies for the Intrepid Job Association McFall Assembly Musical Arts Center University Lutheran Chapel, 1124 Hunter" Free and open to all Room 18:30,11 a.m. - Church Services E Wooster Sponsored by University 6:30 p.m. - New Music snd Art 1st Marks Lutheran Church. 315 Placement Services Lenhart Grand 9 p.m. -Meeting Festival Lecture 10:30 a.m. - Church Service Balroom. University Union. "African American Art and Music." Is College (Sunday school at 9:45 University Christian Church. 1040 Peace Coalition Free and open lo ad United Christian Fellowship by Wilhs Davis Free and open to Choral Rehearsal Hall, Moore 7:30-9 p.m.-Bible Study ad Sponsored by College of Center, 313 Thurstin 9,11 a.m. - Church Services Musical Arts Center Free and open load Sponsored by Musical Arts and School of Art 204. First United Methodist Church. Christian Outreach Ministry Taft 0:15 p.m.-Meeting Fine Arts Gallery 10:30 a.m., 0 p.m. - Church 1506E Wooster Room, University Union Resident Student Association Free Services 7:30 p.m. - New Music and Art and open to on campus students 9:30 a.m. - Church Service First Baptist Church 749 S 7:30-0 p.m. - Seminar Festival Art Exhibit Wmtergarden Second floor. Student Services Grace Brethren Church. 121 S "Time Out tor Catholicism " Free Building. "African American Self-Portraits. and open to aN. Antioch Library. St Standing With/Withstanding." Free Enterprise 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. - Church Thomas More Church, 425 8:30 p.m. - Reflections and and open lo ad Sponsored by Services College of Musical Arts and School 10 a.m. - Church Service Thurstin Devotions Village View Church of Christ 801 of Art Fine Arts GaNery. Prout Chapel West Poe Rd Free and open to ad. University 6 p.m. - Meeting Lutheran Chapel. 1124E Students tor Life Free and open to 8 p.m. - Planetarium Show 11 a.m. - New Music and Art Wooster Festival Seminar 10:45 a.m. - Church Service all Faculty Lounge. University Destination Universe. Our Future First Christian Church. 675 m Space " S1 donation suggested Music composition, by composer Union Ba.rn.-5p.rn. -Art Exhibit Haakms (Sunday school at 9 30 Open to ad Planalanum Lou Harrison Free and open to ad a.m.) I IHISPANIA". works by Hispanic Sponsored by College of Musical 8-9 p.m. - Meeting I artists from Ohio Free and open lo 8 p.m. - Theatre Production Arts and School of Art 2102 Christian Science Organization L-»Baa BGSU McFall Center Gallery 10:45 a.m. - Church Service Free and open to all Canal Room, 1 The Glass Menagerie, by Moore Musical Arts Center Faith Temple .175 State St Tennessee Williams $6 Adult, $4 University Union. 14 p.m. -Intramurals (Sunday school at 10 a.m.). Seniors'Students by reservation 1 -8 p.m. - Putt-Putt Tournament I Women s Hag foolbad entries due 8 p.m. - International Film Series Eve Mane Saml Theatre. University Sponsored by Alpha Ormcron PI 1108 Student Recreation Center Sorority Pengnne Pond 10:45 a.m. - Church Service "Ran," (1985) Japan Free and Had Deliverance Tabernacle Church of open to aN Gish Film Theatre. 3:30 p.m. - Fall Workshop Series God. 17202 N Mercer (Sunday 8,10p.m.-UAOMovie 2 p.m. - Theatre Production Hanna Hall "LibraryKnow How "Freeand school at 9 30 a.m ) "Strange Brew " $ 1 50 with BGSU "The Glass Menagerie." by open. Call 372 8840 to register I 7:30 a.m. - Bible Breaktaat ID 210 Math Science Tennessee Widiams $6 Adult. $4 11 a.m. - Church Service I Open to all University Lutheran Sponsored by Study Skids Lab Seniors/Students by reservation Conference Room. Jerome Ubrary Maumee Valley Unitarian I Chapel. 1124 E Wooater Midnight - UAO Movie Eve Marie Saint Theatre. University Unrversabst Congregation. Schaller Porky SS1 50 with BGSU ID Hall 8 p.m.-Meeting Hall. 130W Indiana. Perrysburg IB a.m. - Hiapanlc Heritage Month 210 Math Science Students To Elect A Mayor Free (Refcgious education at 10am) I Official opening President Paul 3 p.m. - New Music and Art and open to all 101 Business I Otscsmp will speak Free and open 9 p.m. - New Music and Art Festival Concert Administration 11 a.m. - Church Service I to all McFal Center Gallery Festival Concert Bowling Green Pfwharmonia Free Foursquare Gospel Church 205 Composer instrumentalist Anthony and open to ad Sponsored by 8-7:30 p.m. - BGSU Karate Club Sandndge | • a.m-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit Braxton Free and open to ad College of Musical Arts and School Registration lee Open to ad Gym. 'IHISPANIA'." works by Hispanic Sponsored by Codege of Musical of Art Kobacker Had. Moore CO Eppler Center 11 a.m.. 7 p.m. - Church Services I artists from Ohio Free and open to Arts and School ol Art Kobacker Musical Arts Center New Horizon Pentecostal Church I aN BGSU McFall Center Gallery Had. Moore Musical Arts Center of God. 620 Second St (Sunday 7:30 p.m. - Variety Show 5:30 p.m.-Mealing Thursday Night Live Free and open school at 10 a.m.) 11 a.m.-Bible Study World Student Association Free to ad Sponsored by BGSU Bible Free and open to all United and open to ad. 11th floor, 1 p.m. - Soccer Christian Fellowship Center. 313 Studies Ice Arena lounge Oftenhauer West BGSU at DePaul University Thurstin. Chicago 8 p.m. - New Music and Arts 6:30 p.m. - Church Service Festival 4:30 p.m. - Fall Workshop Series Faith Temple. 175 State St. 3 p.m.-Volleyball "Textbook Reading: Humanities Various artists Free and open lo ad Sponsored by College of BGSU va Southern lllinoia and Science." Free Cad 7:30 p.m. - Planetarium Show University Anderson Arena 372-8640 to register Sponsored Musical Arts and School of Art Destination Universe. Our Future Kobacker Had. Moore Musical Arts by Study Skats Lab 2i3Mosely m Space $1 donation suggested 5:30 p.m.-Meeting Center. Open to ad Planatarium. World Student Association Free 6-7:30 p.m.- BOSU Karate Club and open to a* 11th floor. rWghrtrsBon fee. Open to ad Gym. Otfenhauer West Eppler Center A first-person look 'Fit-For-AN' aerobics provides exercise for all By Tom Rodda weightlifting, it has many benefits step aerobics. Step aerobics Editor that lifting weights cannot offer. combines regular aerobics with When I first heard about it I was Since starting aerobics, I have simulated stairclimbing. Each par- about 13 years old and didn't think increased my endurance, lowered ticipant uses a four-inch bench I would ever do it. I admired Jane my blood pressure, strengthened and, following the instructor's Fonda for making famous a kind of my muscles, decreased my body lead, steps on and off of the exercise that was said to be both fat. and gained lines and ripples bench Many people stack one fun and beneficial to the body and that I never thought possible. It's bench on top of another to get a spirit. the only exercise I know of that more strenous workout. I had always hated exercise be- gives me more definiton and less Interest in Step Aerobics has cause it hurt, I didn't ever seem to fat in every major muscle group. been so great that people must ar- get anything out of it, and every- Aerobics also builds heart and rive 30 minutes early to secure a one else seemed to be better at it lung endurance. According to bench. More benches have been then me. Besides, aerobics was some studies, it reduces blood ordered. always stereotyped to be for pressure and increases high den- Step aerobics provides the women. sity lipoproteins (HDLS). HDLS are exercise benefits of running and When I came to Bowling Green the desirable form of cholesterol high intensity aerobics, without some of the people in my resi- that actually clean the arteries, ab- putting as much stress on the dence hall went over to the Stu- sorbing low density lipoproteins joints, according to Lauren Mang- dent Recreation every other day (so-called "bad cholesterol"). ili, Assistant Director of the Stu- fo work out and I went along and Every aerobic session, whether dent Recreation Center. sat in the whirlpool while engaging at the University or with a private Freestyle aerobics meet Mon- in the "sport" of watching the op- instructor, has two parts. The first day thru Thursday from 6:30-7:45 posite sex. Not having much luck is a warmup and stretching routine p.m High intensity aerobics ses- with this sport, I started watching before the actual exercise begins sions are weekdays noon-1 p.m., Health Promotion major Deena Poulos instructs step aerobics partici- "Fit-For-AII" aerobics and began The difficulty builds to a peak and and Monday thru Thursday pants at the Student Recreation Center /Photo by Todd Swanson) to admire the amount of energy then there is a cool down Mus- 4:30-5:30 p.m. as well as participants put into it. cles exercised include the qua- 5:15-6:1 5 p.m. Additional high in- One day, I went from spectator druceps, calves, biceps triceps tensity sessions are Friday and Leadership Conference Sept. 28 to participant, as some of my and pectorals. Sunday 5:30-6:30 p.m. Low in- friends asked me if I wanted to do Then there are floor routines tensity takes place Monday thru Leadership styles, team building group exercises and is "a very aerobics With the support of my Thursday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. tactics and personal growth are which include exercise for leg and energetic conference," says Deb male friends I made the leap into the subjects to be discussed at Helm of the office of Student Activ- abdominal muscles There are The wet class is Tuesday and this form of exercise. The rest is this year's Student Leadership stretches at the end of both parts. Thursday from 5:30-6:30 p.m ities and Orientation. history, as I've been an active par- Training Seminar at the Lenhart The seminar, sponsored by Stu- There are many different skill Step aerobics ar > weekdays from ticipant of aerobic exercise for 4-5 p.m andfi ■ Wednes- Grand Ballroom 9 am to 4 p.m. dent Activities and Orientation and levels including both high and low more than four years. Saturday, Sept. 28 intensity sessions, as well a Wet day and Friday from "5-12:45 SOLD, is open lo members of Even though aerobics is not a Presenting the seminar tor the all student organizations Workout (aerobics in the pool) p.m. For more informs. stereotypical macho sport like third time at the University will be The cost is $10 For more in- New this year at the University is 372-2711. Andy Mozenter, owner of Peo- formation call Deb Helm at pletech. 372-2843. The seminar will not only teach leadership, but also stress motiva- German Night is reborn tion and self-confidence, as well as teaching students methods of Since the mid 1970s the annual developing trust and committment German Night Dance has been a in others to maximize group parti- tradition where students and year Performance artist Sha Sha Hi around residents socialize with gby. who approaches dance cipation. through the medium of sculpture, Other topics covered will be es- one another. After a five year hia- will present her new work "The tablishing clear goals, expressing tus, the dance continues 8 p.m. to Pineapple Sunset" 3 30 p.m Fri- one's opinions, accepting others midnight Saturday, Sept 28. day. Oct. 4 in Kobacker Hall She in small group discussion, and ins- There will be food and dancing will appear as part ot the 12th an- piring and developing leadership in with music provided by "The Con- nual New Music and Art Festival others. tinentals," a German band from (Photo courtesy Public Relations) Also, by building self- Rossford. Ohio. confidence and making partici- The event is a "parish growing pants realize their personal function," according to Cathy strengths the seminar aims to give Snyder of the dance committee, students a better understanding of adding that social gatherings help leadership styles. the parish form a sense of com- The seminar consists of small munity and grow together. towtiae anna srtri um¥iasnr AOP prepares for Goofy Golf GREEN putt-putt tournament Oct. 6 Green Sheet is published by the Bowling Green Stale University It's time once again to shine up Alpha Omicron Pi will donate Office of Student Pubications for your clubs, practice those swings, money towards arthritis research students, faculty and staff. put on your best plaid golf attire, as part of their philanthropy. The next issue of Green Sheet and join Alpha Omicron Pi for the will be published October 4. It will Third Annual Putt-Putt Tourna- Trombonist Hunt to appear cover events occurtng October ment. Trombonist Paul Hunt will ap- 4-20. The ceadline to submit Taking place 1 -6 p.m. Sunday pear in the BGSU Faculty Artist information for that issue Is noon Oct. 6, the tournament consists of Series 8 p.m. Wed. Sept. 25 in Wednesday. October 2. All events must be submitted in nine holes Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore writing to the Green Sheet editor. There will be two first place Musical Arts Center. Assisting 210 West Hall. There is no charge awards for the fraternity and soror- Aequalis. the Boston-based trio that specializes in being on the cutting Hunt will be faculty members lo have an item listed. edge of new American music, win perform Saturday. Oct. 5. at 8 p.m. ity with the least number of Richard Cioffari, piano, and Chris- Editor. Tom Rodda in Kobacker Hat. Moore Musical Arts Center. Cellist Elizabeth Mohr, strokes. There will also be two topher Buzzelli, guitar. Calendar: Jaaon L. Hunt pianist Fred Bronstein and percussionist Michael Parota are appearing Goofy Golfer awards, given to the The program, themed "Varia- Staff Writer. Mike Slaughter In the Forefront Series and as part of the 12th annual New Music and fraternity and sorority sporting the tions," will feature 20th century Production: Jackla Erlon Art Festival. (Photo Courtesy Public Relations) goofiest attires. works.