Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU Monitor University Publications 9-5-1988 Monitor Newsletter September 05, 1988 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/monitor Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "Monitor Newsletter September 05, 1988" (1988). Monitor. 937. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/monitor/937 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Monitor by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Tickets still available Note Labor Day holiday Date book Tickets still are available for the 1 988 University offices will be closed Parents Day Show featuring the Lettermen Monday. Sept. 5 for Labor Day. No Monday, Aug. 29 t>otn IJYe ano tapeo 1nterviev.s. p..-rformances at 8 pm. Oct. 29 at Anderson Arena classes will be held. Only those and eJ1.h101t1ons. with host Marcia Brown. 5 30 All tickets in the S 1 3 and S 1 0 price University activities deemed essential Art Exhibition.· Contem;:><>rary Art in ano 11 pm Channel 27 range have been sold. but $6 and $8 by area supervisors will continue that Northwest Oh:o Coliect1ons. ··Gallery. Fine Arts tickets are still available. All seats are day. Pu1ld1ng, through Sept 21 Gallery hours are 9 reserved. am ·4 30 pm weekoays ano 2·5 p m on Thursday, Sept. 1 The Lettermen. who headlined the Sundays Free Parents Day program in 1985. have been Belize trip is planned Electronics Sate, University Bookstore. Administrative Staff Council Meeting, 1 30 one of the most popular acts to be featured The University later this year is offering through Sept 2 pm .. Alumni Room. University Union in the traditional show. said Larry Weiss. Auditions, for "The Madwoman of ChaiUot:· 7 WBGU-TV Program, "Time Out ... with hOst another in its series of learning expeditions assistant vice president for alumni affairs. p m .. 400 UnJYersity Hall. (Auditions are hm1ted Larry Weiss. as he 1nterv1ews coaches. profiles Vol. XII.. No. 10 Bowling Green State University Sept. 5. 1988 Since the three young men in letter This time the destination is the Central 10 University freshmen ) Also. aud1hons for athletes and recaps games when WBGU ·TV sweaters hit the music charts in 1961 with American country of Belize. "Twelfth Night." 7 p.m .. 402 University Hall kicks off the new season of its weekly sports Presented by the continuing education their first single. "The Way You Look (Auditions are open to all interested persons magazine. 1 1 p m .. Channel 2 7. and the biological sciences department. from the campus and community.) Callbacks for Tonight," they have had numerous hits both are Wednesday (Aug ·31 ). For more which include "When I Fall in Love," "Put the tour offers students and adults an informahon. contact the theatre department at Friday, Sept. 2 Your Head on My Shoulder," "Can't Take opportunity to explore out-of-the-way Bob Hope gives habitats and experience new cultures in 372-2222 My Eyes Off You" and many more. After two-year ways uncharacteristic of traditional tour Classified Stall Convocation, 9· 11 a.m .. More than 50 albums are filled with the $10,000 gift to I Lenharl Grand Ballroom. University Union Lettermen's characteristic romantic groups. absence, faculty Tuesday, Aug. 30 harmony. although over the years they The upcoming tour. scheduled for Dec. 28-Jan. 6. will use the Turtle Inn Tropical have added to their music the best of folk Gish Film Theater Auditions, for "The Madwoman of Chaillot:· 7 Saturday, Sept. 3 Learning Center in Belize as its and staff return p.m . 400 University Hall (Auditions are limited sounds, amplified guitars and the synthesized beat to keep up with the ""headquarters." Located on an Comedian and actor Bob Hope has to University freshmen.) Also. auditions for Men'sSoccer,BGSUvs.Xavier.1 p.m. undeveloped peninsula next to the largest given S 1 0. 000 to the Dorothy and Lillian --Twelfth Night ... 7 pm .. 402 University Hall changing tastes in music. Mickey Cochrane Field barrier reef in this hemisphere. the inn to Williams Hall Gish Film Theater to assist with the {Auditions are open to all interested persons Following in the tradition of Parents Day. offers an easy access to numerous small endowment fund which sponsors the from the campus and community. I Callbacks for the show will open with a student group Students looking for professors in reel-fringed islands as well as mangrove promotion and study of film. both are Wednesday (Aug. 31) For more from the College of Musical Ar1s. Williams Hall have to search for room Sunday, Sept. 4 swamps. coastal lowlands and Although he never made a film with information. contact the theatre department at nckets for the show can be obtained numbers tacked on doors with masking mountainous tropical rain forests. Lillian Gish, Hope. a native Ohioan. said 372-2222 through the Mileti Alumni Center. For more tape, and have to avoid touching walls still Progressive Student Organization, 8 p m . Men's Soccer, BGSU vs. St Bonaventure. 1 The 1 0-day excursion will be led by he made the contribution because of his p.m . Mickey Cochrane Field information, call the Alumni Office at wet with paint. They might have to jump a United Christian Fellowship. 313 Thurstm faculty members Cynthia Stong-Groat. a admiration for her work. 372-2701. few boxes here and there, too. marine biologist and invertebrate zoologist. "I know her personally and have always and Dr. Roger E. Thibault. an expert on lovee her work, .. he said. Monday, Sept. 5 The Departments of History, Sociology Ylednesday,Aug.31 tropical fishes. Speaker series to start and Political Science are moved into their Expedition participants will have the According to Or. Dwight Burlingame. Labor Day, a hOliday for all University new offices after spending the past two WBGU-TV Program, "Art Beat:· featuring the opportunity to take early morning vice president of University relations. the artists and cultural events of northwest Ohio m employees and students. The Firelands College 1988-89 years in Founders Hall while Williams was birdwatches and to study the ecology of Gish Film Theater was founded in 1976 Distinguished Lecture Series will premiere being completely renovated. The with a presentation on global rivers by the barrier and patch reefs. to commemorate the acting careers of the The cost of the trip is approximately departments were not expected to return Gish siSters. At the age of 5, Lillian Gish Cousteau Society on Sept. 12. to their original residences until Naturalist and photographer David Brown S 1,300 per person. which includes all made her acting debut in the Wood December, but according to Roland Public administration conference set of the society will recount river expeditions meals: lodging: air, land and waler County community of Risingsun and later Engler. Unviersity architect, work on the along the Nile, Amazon and transportation: guides: pre-trip packets: was one of the most successful stars of About 400 people are expected to The Task of University Presidents.·· building was ahead of schedule and the Mississippi/Missouri rivers. and a New Year's Eve party. the stage and screen. attend the Region VI conference of the Panelists will include Wayne State Founders rooms were needed for student Brown will describe the contrasts and A $300 deposit is required by Sept. 1 . American Society for Public Administration University President David W. Adan1any: riving space. Hope received an honorary doctor of astounding similarities in the relationships For more information and a brochure Sept. 1 4-1 7 in Toledo. according to Wright State University President Paige E. humanities degree from the University in between the water systems and in the about the trip, contact continuing conference chair Or. Frank McKenna, Mulhollan: University of Akron President However, renovation work is not 1969 and has performed at the annual colorful array of life in and around them. education at 372-8181. director of the graduate program in public William V. Muse; and Indiana University entirely completed in Wilfiams Hall and Parents Day show on campus. "Who's Going to Win on Nov. 8?'" will be administration and the Ohio Rural President Emeritus John W. Ryan. Morris faculty and staff will have to share their Dr. Ralph Wolfe. curator of the Gish the topic of discussion on Nov. 2 when W. Cullin, president-elect of the ASPA. will quarters with a few workmen. Engler said Film Theater, said the acting career of Universities Program. political historian Dr. Allan Lichtman of the Conference sessions. which are be the moderator. Update your records the building's air handling system Lillian Gish has spanned eight decades. American University in Washington D.C. expected to attract both government The ASPA, which seeks to bring (including air conditioning and healing) with her most recent film. "The Whales of visits the campus. In order to keep employee records officials and academicians from Ohio. academicians and practitioners together to still needs adjusting and a few small August." winning her the D. W. Griffith Dr. George Sheehan will explain exactly accurate and up-to-date. Personnel Indiana. Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin. share ideas and information on public projects will have to be finished. Best Actress Award presented by the what fitness can and cannot do for a Support Services and the will be held at the Raddison Hotel and administration. has nearly 20,000 National Board of Review. Concurrently person·s health when he delivers the final benefits/insurance office are requesting Seagate Centre. members nationwide. Despite the small remaining work.