The BG News February 4, 1986

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2 Falcon cagers work ther way to wn, page 9. THE BG NEWS Vol.. 68 ssue 74 Bowlng Green, Oho Tuesday, February 4,1986 Weekend accdents clam four lves by Bran R. Ball Street crossng n North Ealtmore early Sunday mornng two mles north trol of the vehcle on a straght secton The report stated the road was wet at staff reporter when a tran travelng on the Balt- of Bowlng Green. The one-car acc- of the road. The car sld oft the rght the tme of the accdent, although no more and Oho tracks ht ther car. dent klled the car's drver, Thomas sde of the road and. after gettng back adverse weather condtons were re- Four Wood County resdents were A trooper from the Waldrdge post of Camcom Jr., 19. of Brm Road on the road, skdded about 90 feet off of ported. Falure to control was the only klled n two separate accdents last the Oho State Patrol sad wtnesses #25, Bowlng Green, and the front-seat the left sde of the road. After travelng contrbutng factor cted on the sherweekend, two n a car-tran accdent reported the car stopped on the tracks passenger, Crag A. Mller, 21, of across the drveway and yard of a ff's report. and two n a sngle-car accdent. about 7 a.m. despte the tran's whstle Brm Road #10, Bowlng Green. No one resdence on Unon Hll Road, the car Wood County Sherff George Gnter A car-tran collson early Frday and the crossbuck flashers. else was n the car. became arborne and crashed nto a sad yesterday he doesn't beleve there klled a Bowlng Green woman and a t has not been determned why the The 1977 Caprce Classc was west- tree on the west sde of the drveway. was a connecton between the two Portage man. Man Stetter, 19, of car stalled on the tracks, state Trooper bound on Unon Hll Road about one- Both men were trapped nsde the accdents and sad t was concdental Brm Read «14, Bowlng Green, the Robert Skeldng sad. quarter mle east of Brm Road at heavly damaged car. The Bowlng that Stetter, the drver n Frday's drver, and Jeffrey Allen, 26, of The patrol s stll nvestgatng mnor about 2:30 a.m. when, accordng to the Green fre department EMS unt re- accdent, lved n the same traler park Mernull Road, Portage, a front seat detals of the accdent, he sad. county sherff department's accdent sponded, although polce offcals sad north of Bowlng Green where Carnpassenger, were klled at the Man THE SECOND accdent happened report, Carncom apparently lost con- both were dead at the scene. com and Mller lved. Human remans located NASA not sure parts belong to shuttle crew CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Pathologsts are examnng human remans recovered from the Atlantc to see f they are those of Challenger's astronauts, sources sad yesterday. NASA sad yesterday that t has recovered no shuttle debrs so far from the ocean bottom despte sx days of searchng wth sonar and robot submarnes. Two promsng "targets," the space agency sad, turned out to be the old wreckage of a helcopter and a lght arplane. That left 17 other potental targets about 15 mles offshore where photographs and radar ndcated that large objects ht the water. NASA sad. But wth the sea yeldng less debrs each day, offcals weghed cuttng back on the search of the ocean surface. The Navy was pullng ts shps out at the end of the day yesterday, leavng the sea sweep to the Coast Guard, whch also was revewng whether to contnue. THE SOURCES, who spoke on condton they not be dentfed, would not dsclose how many remans had been found or what they were but sad they had been taken to a hosptal at nearby Patrck Ar Force Base to be preserved and studed. Seven astronauts ded n the space shuttle's exploson a week ago, and parts of the shuttle have been found as far away as 220 mles north of Kennedy Space Center. a See Challenger, page 5. Swept Away The Unted States Curlng Assocaton hosted ten teams ths weekend n Bowlng Green's ce arena for the 1986 Junor Men's Natonal Champonshps. Here. Oho team members Russ Freeman of Maumee and Jeff Smth of Bowlng Green"sweep" the ce after BG News/Jacqule Pearson captan Aaron Arn of Bowlng Green curls the runnng stone. The North Dakota team won the natonal ttle allowng them to represent the Unted States n the USCA World Champonshps to be held n Nova Scota n late March. Oho budget faces federal cuts COLUMBUS (AP) - State fscal planners sad yesterday that Oho faces the mmedate loss of (30 mllon n federal funds as a result of the Gramm-Rudman balanced-budget law - funds that already are a part of the state's two-year budget. But Gov. Rchard Celeste's budget drector, Wllam Shkurt, sad hundreds of mllons more wll be lost to Oho unless Congress acts to modfy provsons of the budget-balancng measure. Hs $30 mllon projecton apples to the second half of the current federal fscal year - from Aprl 1 through Sept. 30. THE CUTS are 4.3 percent of what the state would have receved throughout the federal fscal year that began Oct. 1, Shkurt sad. He sad the $30 mllon does not nclude cuts n congressonal spendng authorzaton, such as federal revenue-sharng wth local communtes, or the Medcad program whch Gramm-Rudman exempted from the frst year. Oho's overall $32.3 bllon budget, for the bennum endng June 30,1987, ncludes $3.6 bllon for Medcad, 58 percent of whch s federal funds. The drector sad "the real mpact" could come n the next federal fscal year when the Tremor shakes Bowlng Green Wood County Offce Buldng suffers only damages by Susan McDonald staff reporter Although few people n Bowlng Green reportedly felt Frday's earth tremor, cracks n the Wood County Offce Buldne show that the tremor ndeed dd occur. The offce buldng was the only one reported to have receved damages. Ths ncluded a crack n a frth floor electrcal room whch runs the length of the buldng's nsde wall. Other damages nclude a onehalf nch drop Between the floor and the wall n the frst floor mens' restroom, cracked marble n the front entrance way, damage to the Law Lbrary celng, cracks and fallen plaster n the sherffs entry to the parkng ge and damage to tles n ; of several parkng garage spaces. Other cracks were reported n the wall seams of the ktchen, the round seam n the court room celng, and restrooms on the frst, second and fourth floors. County Commssoner Alvn Perkns sad the cost of the damage wll not be estmated untl the reports have been revewed and all of the damage s surveyed to see what work has to be done. He sad ths should take a few weeks. "t's not gong to be an easy Job," Perkns sad, referrng to hrng of the reparmen to match and replace the rght ceramc fle. ALTHOUGH AN estmate s not avalable, Perkns sad the most expensve repar wll nvolve patchng the cracks and replacng the fle n the restrooms. "So far ts the only buldng where we've seen any damage, he sad. He attrbuted the tremor's damage to the relatve newness of the buldng compared to other buldngs n the cty. The Wood Offce Buldng s eght years old whle most of the cty's other buldngs are about 90 years old. Perkns sad the older buldngs have settled more and BG News/Jacqule Pearson Cracks n the tle n the men's bathroom n the Wood County Offce Buldng. therefore, are more stable. Although approxmately 59 separate damages were reported, Perkns sad he does not mnk they are anythng to worry about. "The new buldng knd of settled out the other day because of the tremor and developed some cracks. thnk what the tremor dd was to accentuate the cracks that were already there," he sad. No tremor damages to any Unversty buldngs have been reported. cuts, f allowed to trgger, wll be much deeper. He sad he has not seen specfc calculatons but understands the second cuts could be four or fve tmes as bg as the frst n Washngton yesterday, a study by Fs cal Plannng Servces, a prvate group showed that Oho, ncludng local govern ments, could lose $ mllon f Congress allows Gramm-Rudman's across-the-board cut of $50 bllon s mplemented Oct. 1. Bggest among Oho's frst cuts s $4.9 mllon n a program that provdes home heatng assstance for low-ncome famles, followed by up to $109 mllon n federal hghway trust funds. Reagan prepares address WASHNGTON (AP) - Presdent Reagan prepared yesterday to gve a State of the Unon address seekng to overhaul welfare, protect people aganst catastrophc health costs and mprove the nternatonal monetary system. The major rado and televson networks plan to carry the half-hour speech lve tonght begnnng at 8 p.m. EST. The address was delayed a week because of the exploson of the shuttle Challenger. n the speech, descrbed by ades as an effort to "redefne the role of government" for the rest of the century, Reagan v expected to call tor year-long studes leadng to formal proposals to revse federal programs for the needy and ntate polces to deal wth currency fluctuatons and the costs of catastrophc llness. Two offcals who agreed to dscuss the admnstraton plans sad the studes would be modeled after the Treasury Department's analyss of the ncome tax system, whch Reagan called for n hs 1984 State of the Unon address and whch led to hs proposal to overhaul the tax system. These Whte House offcals, speakng on condton they not be dentfed, sad Reagan's ffth report to Congress on the state of the naton would emphasze hs concern for the Amercan famly. RATHER THAN callng for natonal sacrfce to meet the strngent spendng cuts requred by the Gramm-Rudman budgetbalancng law, the sources sad, Reagan wll explan the necessary budget cuts n terms of publc versus prvate prortes. Man arragned on rape charge by Valere Cptak staff reporter One of three Toledo men accused of rapng and kdnappng a Unversty woman was arragned Thursday n Wood County Common Pleas Court. Patrck Henry, 21, formerly of 1740 Macomber St., Toledo, pleaded not gulty to fve counts of rape and one count of kdnappng. Bond was set at $25,000 for each count of kdnappng and $10,000 for the one count of kdnappng, totallng $135,000. Henry dd not post bal and remans n Wood County Jal. A Jury tral has been set for March 26 before Judge Donald DeCessna. ANOTHER MAN, Troy Hll, 19, formerly of 1375 Grand St., wll be arragned after he s apponted counsel. He s n Wood County Jal. Hll, Henry and a thrd man, Lament Walker, 20, of 1634 Vance St., were ndcted November 7 for the rape and kdnappng of a Unversty woman October 26. Walker, apprehended by polce a few days later, was placed n Wood County Jal and faces tral February 11, Hll and Henry escaped authortes after a hgh speed car chase the nght of the alleged rape. The FB joned n the search for Henry and Hll when local authortes had reason to beleve they had fled the state. Both men were found and arrested January 17 n Brmngham, Alabama. The woman reported to polce that she was abducted near campus and repeatedly raped n a car whch was drven possbly as far as Toledo. She was dropped off three hours later on Wooster Street where she located a Unversty offcer. The grand jury that ndcted the three men returned a no bll to a fourth man, Floyd Boatman, 19, ndcatng that there was nsuffcent evdence to convct.

3 Edtoral BG Honorng the explorers n the wake of the exploson whch destroyed the space shuttle Challenger and ts seven crew members, the need for some knd of memoral to the dead astronauts has been ponted out. One proposal whch has attracted much attenton, meda and otherwse, s to name seven of the ten newly-dscovered moons of the planet Uranus after the Challenger seven. The remanng three moons would be named after the three astronauts who ded when the Apollo 1 spacecraft caught fre on the launch pad n Whle we're n no way aganst commemoratng these ndvduals or ther achevements, ths dea s napproprate for two reasons. The moons don't belong to the Unted States. Granted, t was Amercan technology n the form of the Voyager spacecraft whch dscovered them, but the moons no more belong to the Unted States than the Effel Tower belongs to the Amercan tourst who snaps ts pcture wth hs nstamatc. Secondly, a more fttng memoral would be one whch people can see and dentfy wth. Uranus, let alone ts moons, can't even be seen by the naked eye from Earth most of the tme, even when people know where to look for t. The Challenger and Apollo 1 astronauts ded n servce of ther country and should be honored as such, not by havng ther names hung n the sky lke those of ancent gods. And the Apollo astronauts' memoral exsts n the sx lunar lander descent stages whch st on the surface of the moon. The Uranus moons are dead thngs, and the memoral to the Challenger seven should sgnfy the outward quest n whch they partcpated. Trust funds for the educaton of the chldren of the Challenger crew are beng assembled. That's a fttng memoral, but t s n the human nature to want somethng concrete by whch to remember. Some school chldren want to collect money for the constructon of a new shuttle, and ths suggests an dea. f the new shuttle s bult - there are enough spare parts on hand to begn - then a fttng name for t would be Challenger 2. Lttle thngs n lfe by Karl Smth The Unted States, and most of the world, seem to subscrbe to the "bgger s better" theory. But the shortest month of the year s upon us and the tme has come to recognze the not-so-bg people, places and thngs that are better: February: The month tself has many great attrbutes. Even though t s nestled n the mdst of wnter, t s short, so that those of us who dslke the snow and cold only have to tolerate 28 days, opposed to the 30 or 31 of other months. Another great thng about February s Groundhog's Day. There s nothng better than a frvolous holday that annually gans natonal meda attenton even though t has no real news value whatsoever. Snyder's BBQ Potato Chps: Ruffles have rdges and you can't eat Just one Lays, but Snyders BBQ chps are the Cadllac of Barbecue. ndependent televson statons: They don't reach the audence of the Bg Three, but they have all the classc shows of Sesteryear. ndependent staons gve us a break from "Punky Brewster" wth mmortal epsodes from "Star Trek" and "Gllgan's sland." SpuddWebb: The 5-6 guard of the Atlanta Hawks tangles wth the gants of the Natonal Basketball Assocaton every nght. n a sport not desgned for the small of stature, Webb stands tall. RC Cola: Dwarfed by Coca- Cola and Peps, Royal Crown (RC) Cola remans one of ray favortes. Sometmes t's hard to fnd, but for those who are tred of beng n the Peps Generaton or the few who just don't thnk Coke s t, yet don't want cheap Eonor Geoffrey Bernard Uenagag ed*x MfcaMdntyra Aest rrxansglng sdnor Karl Smth News edtor Nmcy Bow** Edxoral edtor Don Lee Photo edtor Jot**** Sports edtor Tom Reed ^ sports edaor Ron Frtz ChxrfcopyedHor DaveHardng Chef copy edsor THE BG NEWS mtatons, RC s worth the search. Mallo Cups: Far and away the most underrated candy on the market but no one ever seems to get past Snckers and M&M's. Those people don't know what they're mssng. WFAL: The campus rado staton, although t can only be heard n the dorms, provdes a pleasant break from WOT's blarng selecton and WRQN's bubble-gum rotaton. Mchael J. Foxx: The mpsh actor s proof postve that male screen stars don't have to be hulks lke Sly Stallone to succeed. Hs weekly performance n "Famly Tes also gves us a break from shows lke "Punky Brewster." Rhode sland: No lst would be complete wthout the smallest state. The best feature of Rhode sland s that the NCAA hockey tournament wll be held there ths sprng - and Bowlng Green could be represented. Lechtensten: What a great country. t's rarely n the news, t doesn't cause trouble and t sn't nvolved n the arms race. That's my knd of country. Carl's Jr. Hamburgers: t's a shame that ths hamburger chan sn't establshed n Oho ('ve only seen them n Calforna), because t's a great alternatve to McDonald's and Burger Kng. nstead of mposng names lke Bg Mac and Whopper, you can order a Happy Star or an Old-Fashoned Star. The bg lghted sgn outsde every restaurant boasts a bg yellow star wearng a beamng smle through thck and thn. We need more thngs lke that. Smth, a junor journalsm major from Walton Hlls, s assstant managng edtor of The News. Wre edtor PNepB Wlson Copy edaor Bran Bsl Copy edaor Dentals Rschsr Copy erjkx Trsvor Pemtord Copy sdhor Mary Regan Fnday edtor Carole Hornberger Aaal Frday Edtor DormyRoush Prod. supr BobQbson Prod supr Steve wanlcm Prod sup'r Douglas Kaufman Ths BO News s oumshsd daly Tussdsy through Fnday durng the acsdsmlc ysar and weekly durng ths summsr sesson by ma Board ol Student Pubtcatlone of Bowlng Green State Unrvemty Or "one expressed by columnsts do not necessarly reflect the opnons of the BO News Ha BO News and Bowng Green Stats Unversty are equal opportunty employers and do not asu»«nsts n Usng practces Ths BG News wfl not acoaopt advertcung that la deemed dttcrtmmalory. rjegradlng or nautang on 1st bass of race, sax or natons; orgn oopyrtght 1985 by ths BG News al tghts reserved Busness Offce Edtoral Offce 214 West Ma Ph ( Waal Het Ph (419) Bowlng Green Slate Unversty Bowng Green. Oho Hours: 8 am to 6 p.m. Monday through Frday News/February 4, NCAA rule: athletes buckle down Hgher test standards mean future college athletes must study harder by Jeff Stone Amdst the Natonal Collegate Athletc Assocaton's world of rules, bylaws and legal jargon, there have been two words recognzable to most of the Amercan publc: Proposton 48, the much-contested rule that would help elmnate two more common words: Dumb jock. Now, Proposton 48 has fnally found ts way nto the NCAA rules manual after three years of extensve debate, and, though ts name wll change, the song bascally remans the same. At the recent NCAA Conventon, core currcula, grade pont averages, and, yes, standardzed test scores were adopted as measures of elgblty for ncomng freshmen student-athletes. The core currculum of Englsh, math, socal scence and natural scence was acceptable to all. t's hard to argue aganst readng, wrtng and arthmetc. The mnmum 2.0 grade pont average was also understandable and easy to lve wth. Unfortunately, ncorporatng test scores (mnmum of 700 on the S.A.T. or 15 on the ACT) nto the requrements was no walk n the park. Snce 1983, we have heard pros and cons. Members of the NCAA's Presdent's Commsson strongly endorsed the proposal. Presdents of black colleges responded very negatvely namng dscrmnaton aganst black athletes. The research does reveal racal bas n the standardzed tests; blacks, on the average, score lower. But somethng had to be done. Reform does not take place when debates lnger on for months or even years. Fnally, Letters Celestal memoral We, as so many, have felt the tragc loss of the space shuttle Challenger's crew. We feel t would be a fttng gesture to name seven of the newly-dscovered satelltes of Uranus n honor of these valant people: Francs Scobee, Mchael Smth, Ronald McNar, Ellson Onzuka, Judth Resnk, Gregory Jarvs and Chrsta McAufffe. Also, snce there appears to be at least three other satelltes, we feel that these should be named after the three astronauts, Vrgl Grssom, Edward Whte and Roger Chaffee, who ded n the fre aboard Apollo 1. We beg you to urge your audence to support ths concept and ask them to show ther support for ths dea by wrtng tner Congressperson or the Jet Propulson Laboratory. Thank you. BU Begala Steve McKenze Edtor's note: The namng of celestal objects does not rest wth the Unted States or ts space program. All such names must be approved by the nternatonal scentfc communty. Response to Schmdt n one week Davd Schmdt managed to crtcze two of the best thngs that we as a naton have to be proud of: the men and women n the Unted States Armed Servces and the brave men and women n Amerca's space program. Wthout the mltary, we, as a naton of free people, would cease to exst. Schmdt's sophomorc crtcsm of the men who fought n Grenada (Jan. 28) was not only unwarranted but was based on a dstorton of the facts. The people of Grenada wanted the Amercans to rescue them from the newly-estat*- lshed communst government, and there were Amercans trapped on Grenada who were justfably terrfed of what mght happen to them. t was on these premses that Grenada was nvaded by Amercan troops. f the nvason of Grenada appalls Schmdt, perhaps Correcton The headlne on the nfluenza vaccnaton story on the front page of Frday's BG News needs clarfcaton. Flu shots are avalable only at the Wood County Health Center, and are not avalable at the Unversty Health Center. The News regrets the error., the votng of approxmately 300 delegates passed the standards by an overwhelmng margn. t seems that the vast majorty of those nvolved n college athletcs feel a change s beng made for the betterment of all nvolved. Let's hope so. My bggest concern s the lack of knowledge surroundng the new rules. Newspapers, magaznes, journals and rado and televson programs have gven vague accounts of the legslaton. would expect that athletc admnstrators n many unverstes are hopng for an explanaton. am sure that a great number of hgh school athletes and parents are graspng for detals and they are probably the ones most affected. Why have all of those coaches stopped recrutng Junor? he should go to Afghanstan to vew the Sovet mltary n acton. The second, and more unforgvable, of Schmdt's ramblngs was hs cruel, heartless assault on the exploson of the space shuttle. t takes a specal knd of person to try to trvalze the deaths of seven people n servce to ther country as Schmdt dd. Hopefully, the rest of us realze how terrble ths event s for the famles of those klled and we can gve them the sympathy they deserve. Bll Melden deserves to be commended for hs heartfelt eptaph to these brave people. EdLeedom 313 Anderson Hall Assumptons faulty n the wake of the space shuttle tragedy of Jan. 28, the words of Davd H. Schmdt (Jan. 31) rng wth abrasveness and pomposty. Beyond ths merely emotonal reacton, however, hs wrtng s marred by faulty assumptons and msdrected thnkng. t s surprsng to see such fallaces beng commtted by a phlosophy student. ndeed, Schmdt seems more eager to dsplay hs erudton than to present a legtmate argument. Granted, hs parallel between the Bogota dsaster and the shut- BLOOM COUNTY smuwu&w &MSHU"*m*Xlf mvmm' ntt* mom JKrfO. HVn JCUf ** MeW CUT rg [XXX UKt PntAWFP LNbeK ' BLOOM COUNTY Further cloudng of the ssue s beng generated by Joseph Johnson, presdent of Gramblng State Unversty and an outspoken opponent of the new rules. He has promsed a legal challenge and expects that court acton wll take place before August when the new standards go nto effect. Johnson also compared the rules to aparthed n South Afrca and promsed a "ht lst" of schools who voted for use of the test scores. Johnson's crtcsms are well-founded but expect that emotons were runnng hgh when the statements were ssued. 'm not sayng that the rules are perfectly legtmate. But, at ths pont, makng references to South Afrca and a "ht lst" seem somewhat extreme. After te exploson seems to make a tmely and vald pont: too often we let ourselves become numb to the news of death and assume that t can only surface elsewhere. When t hts home we are suddenly forced to deal wth the realty of ts presence - as f our seemng mmunty to t had been broken. Yet Schmdt states that the space program s merely our answer to "boredom and anxety" and he proceeds to charge the Unted States, and manknd n general, wth the crme of anthropocentrsm. Despte the apparent breadth of hs readng lst, Mr. Schmdt seems to have developed a rather narrow vewpont. Evdently he's forgotten that when Voltare wrote,.. ths s the best of all possble worlds...," through the character of Pangloss n Candde, he ntended to echo, and parody, the extreme optmsm of the ratonalstc phlospober Lebnz. Voltare doubted that ths s "the best of all possble worlds," but as a great thnker he cared enough about hs world to ponder t and explore alternatve vewponts. The creatvty and nqustveness exhbted by Voltare and by countless others throughout four araune «#* rxjjf 4VK W) *vr flr*»m< all, colleges such as Oklahoma, North Carolna, Mchgan, Duke, Notre Dame, Nebraska. Perm State, ndana and on and on and on voted aganst droppng the use of testng. These are the top athletc programs n the country and, ht lst or not, the best athletes, black or whte, are not gong to gnore scholarshps to these schools. For now (and maybe forever), these are the rules. Controversy asde, t s tme to spread the word to all hgh school athletes. Tell them what they have to do, advse them and remnd them that there are no exceptons. Here are two more common words drected at prospectve student-athletes: Study hard. Stone s a graduate student n College Student Personnel trom Mdland, Mch. hstory have propelled our race to the pont where t s now - not a pnnacle of perfecton, to be sure, but at least a pont from whch we can move forward. Yet t s precsely ths human yearnng tor exploraton whch Schmdt sees as the great fault of our race. n hs haste to ndct the space Cram as beng nothng more a superfluous toy, Schmdt dsplays a stunnng nablty for logcal thought. He wrtes, "... f t s space that we are really nterested n, suggest everybody pck up a copy of Cosmos... Does Schmdt realze that Carl Sagan would have had to wrte a much slmmer volume f t wasn't for the data gathered by prevous space mssons? Perhaps Schmdt should consult a logc text before he attempts to set hs mpassoned thoughts to the page agan. More mportantly, however, f he really "revelled" n the deaths of seven human bengs because t confrmed hs assessment of our race as one of "stupd freaks" then suggest he abandon hs books and take a serous look at hmself. JmNawroek UProutHall by Bcrke Breathed «K#r amtr' mvsuee m/w, once.' 'S by Berke Breathed

4 Local BG News/February 4, Kucnch announces runnng mate by Geoffrey Barnard edtor TOLEDO - ndependent canddate for governor Denns Kucnch ntroduced school teacher and poltcal newcomer Davd Kelley as hs runnng mate yesterday. He made the announcement at a seres of news conferences n Toledo, Cleveland and Columbus. Though Kelley s relatvely unknown, Kucnch sad ft should not hurt hs platform, a campagn he has geared toward the common folk." "'ve found my name s as well-known n the state as any state offcal," Kucnch sad. "'ve found 'm runnng as well as Celeste n the north.' Asde from beng an Englsh teacher for the past eght years. Kelley has also been a fnancal Planner and advses hs brother aul on a fnancal column publshed for the Medna Gazette. Kelley, a Democrat, s runnng as an ndependent on the tcket. KUCNCH SAD Kelley was chosen because of hs experence n busness, hs ntegrty and ndependent approach to government. "Professonal poltcans haven't exactly cornered the market on ntellgence, decency and foresght," Kucnch sad. Kucnch, former mayor of Cleveland and former cty counclman, orgnally ntended to challenge Gov. Rchard Celeste for the Democratc nomnaton. He sad he chose to run as an ndependent to offer voters an alternatve to Celeste or former Gov. James Rhodes. "t was my 541-mle walk across the state that convnced me that the people want somethng so dramatcally dfferent that they are ready to accept an ndependent canddate,' he sad. "People no longer need poltcal machnes to do ther thnkng." Kucnch sad he consders hs chances of wnnng very real, even though the campagns of Celeste and Rhodes are more heavly fnanced and apparently have party backng. "WHY WOULD someone pay $10 mllon to wn a job that pays $70,000? t amounts to someone puttng a 'for sale' sgn on ther back,'' he sad. "'m not concerned about money. can't be bought. 'm not for sale. "Ultmately, thnk ts gong to be a two-person race - myself and former Governor Rhodes." Rhodes s vyng for the Republcan Party nomnaton along wth state Sens. Paul Gllmor and Paul Pfefer. Kucnch sad he wouldn't seek endorsements. Kelley agreed endorsements would not be crtcal to the campagn. "We saw n the last (presdental) electon that endorsements are not the key," Kelley sad. "Walter Mondale had all sorts of endorsements from labor." Denns Kucnch, left, makes a pont durng the announcement of hs runnng mate n Toledo yesterday. Davd Kelley, rght, wll be the tcket's canddate for leutenant governor. Kucnch made hs announcement BG News/Jm Sakola at the Holday nn South at 9 a.m. He repeated the announcement later n the day n Cleveland and Columbus. 6 CJSG reps sworn n, replace resgned members by Carolne Langer staff reporter Sx new representatves were sworn n to the Undergraduate Student Government at a meetng last nght. The sx replaced representatves who resgned at the begnnng of the semester because of conflcts between classes and meetngs. The new representatves are: John Fox and Jack Thomas, off-campus; Mark Svy and Mchael Hoffman, atlarge; Scott Lameer, dstrct three; and Barry Wurgler, dstrct four. Mchael McGreevev, USG presdent, sad the representatves were chosen out of 26 applcants by a commttee consstng of hmself and sx other USG members. The new members attended a USG retreat Sunday, McGreevey sad. "Tbe retreat s held once each semester to get n depth on ssues and ncorporate new members," McGree- vey sad. Steve Russell, student welfare coordnator, sad Phone Power Hour, a program desgned to reach the consttuants and get feedback on ssues currently beng addressed by USG, wll go nto affect ths week. Members wll call 10 students weekly durng ther offce hours, Russell sad. USG hopes to reach between 400 to 500 students a week. Krstn Romane, publc relatons coordnator, sad yesterday began "USG Awareness week, whch s desgned to let students know that USG s here and students have a voce n what goes on n the Unversty." rd floor. Unon UPCOMNG UAO EVENTS Vala-gram Floatng Balloon Sale, now through Frday (or untl all balloons are sold), 9-5, Unon Foyer. $1.50 buys your sweete a slver heart-shaped balloon, handdelvered on campus. MARO GRAS S ALMOST HERE!!! Mard Gras returns on Saturday, Feb. 8, from 8 p.m. untl mdnght. Come and see the Grand Ballroom, whch wll be a beautful floatng casno. Also featured wll be the Mexcan Cantna, County Far, Mystcs Room, Carcatures, the Falcon's Nest wth Crucal DBC, the maze, and a sk lodge! You don't want to mss all of the fun and exctement of ths Saturday nght! See you there!! Chevrolet, GMAC, and UAO brng you a Vdeo Dance Party on Feb. 20 from 7-11 p.m. n the Grand Ballroom. Over 200 przes to be gven away! Cost s $2. All proceeds beneft the TJ Martell Foundaton for Cancer and Leukema Research. "La Cage Aux Follea" Aprl 10 at the Toledo Masonc Audtorum. $26 wth transportaton, $24 wthout transportaton. Bus wll leave Unon Oval at 6:45 p.m. Tckets go on sale March 3 at the UAO Offce. nstructors are stll needed for the Second Sesson of the Sprng Mn-Courses. f nterested, call the UAO Offce. «) days left untl Sprng Break. Come up to the Offce today to sgn up for Daytona Beach ($215) or South Padre sland, Texas ($249). $100 depost must accompany sgn-up. -JV CAMPUS FLMS t Thursday Feb. 6 Fr./Sat. Feb. 7, B Mdnght Feb. 7,8 Monday Feb. 10 North bv....vjw-nn FvrAURlR ' h " ' N((r(j (} )W(ls( p^rmnrflt)r EXCALBUR l<.!.s 8 p.m. 121 West Hal 7:30/9:45 p.m. 210MSC Mdnght 210 MSC 7,9 p.m. 121 West Hal Freshmen! Sophomores! Need a job for the school year? Make the rght choce. Campus Fact Lne Sure, you could work for AT&T, Sprnt, Allnet, TT, MC, MAX, Two Tn Cans and a Strng, nc., or U.S. Telcom, but you would need a college degree and a relatve n the company. You don't have ether, so why not consder Campus Fact Lne. You won't make enough money to buy a Ferrar, but you wll be one of the hghest pad students on campus and we promse (Cross our hearts and hope to de) you wll never have to clean a plate or bus a table. Postvely guaranteed. You won't meet Clff Robertson, Burt Lancaster or some other over-the-hll actor who s shllng for a conglomerate, but you wll get to talk to some of the best college students n Wood County. So f you are ntellgent, dedcated, resourceful, patent, empathetc, frendly, cheerful, wtty or just a real nce person, you could be the student we are lookng for. Applcatons for the year are now avalable n the Offce of Student Employment, 460 Student Servces. Only 100 applcaton* avalable. For more than fourteen years when you reached out we were there Campus Fact Lne The rght choce

5 BG News/February 4, BG News/Jm Youll Tax advce Jolene Parker, a graduate assstant n the musc department, chats wth Dr. Joseph Katzner followng a meetng n Kobacker Audtorum Frday. The graduate assstants are tryng to preempt the return of a tax on ther fee wavers, and receved advce from Unversty offcals at the meetng. The Washngton Center nternshp. Don't Graduate V Wthout t. lm Ml.ns. All carm areas. \\\\ 5"pl>»nor«ftrnugh Pos Graduates \\\\! "'""' '"'''» \\\\ fnpll unt mme b u (rkng and learnng Vashngton D.C. Uu mtyn ntcs lu'sc atkamagt's: Full tl captal Access - poltcal and meda Academc credt. nternshps aalable lot Summer. F.ll and Sprng. Checl mmedatelv c* upcnrfng tleadlnes. Housng prwded. SUMMER DEADLNE EXTENDED TO FEB. 15 CONTACT TwmsMNCTOK or 231 ADMNSTRATON TODAY! '85 contracts free of taxes by Dave Hardng chl«f copyedhor The Unversty has decded not to wthhold fee waver taxes from graduate assstants who sgned a contract before the end of last year. At a meetng Frday wth Kdlate students, Unversty sdent Paul Olscamp sad. "f a graduate student entered n a contract before January 1, 1986, then our counsel has advsed us that there does not have to be any wthholdng whle the contract s n effect." However, Olscamp added that f a contract was sgned ths year the Unversty had no choce but to wthhold taxes begnnng wth the March 20 paycheck. Davd Anderson, presdent of the Graduate Student Senate, sad only 11 graduate assstants had sgned contracts wth the Unversty durng 1986 and four of those had already arranged not to have ther taxes wthheld due to the nature of ther assstantshps. Anderson sad there was a legtmate concern rased as to whether or not graduate students would be lable f the Unversty's attorneys were proven wrong. "That's a possblty but t's not really a major concern be- cause there are too many 'ts' nvolved," Anderson sad. Anderson added, for example, that f the RS fnds fault wth the Unversty's attorneys, a problem could exst. WTH THE Unversty's decson not to wthhold taxes, graduate students are now concerned wth Congress passng Senate Bll 558. f Congress fals to pass the bll, graduate students taxes wll be wthheld from ther fee wavers. The bll would renstate a prevous tax exempton on graduate fee wavers. Steve Fogler, graduate assstant n phlosophy, sad graduate students were cautously optmstc that the bll would pass. "We are gong to have to watch and see how thngs turn out n Washngton," he sad. "f the legslature doesn't pass the bll, then we may have to see f we can have our contracts reworded or f some other acton can be taken to help us." Although the Senate Bll has yet to be passed, graduate students were pleased wth the Unversty's decson. "We were all feelng the tenson of ths tax ssue and t was a lttle dffcult to concentrate on studyng but now everythng s pretty much back to normal," Fogler sad. -Jewelry Specal- Tuesday Only Entre Stock Earrngs, necklaces, chans bracelets & pns 40 % off open 'tll 9:00 p.m. Tues. Eve. VL PoJL, Puff 525 KZJp S. Make ths Valentne's Day somethng specal for your Valentnes by placng VALENTNE MESSAGES DEADLNE: Wed., Feb. 12, 4 p.m. n THE BG NEWS $5.00 each 214 West Hall Far addresses housng ssues of BG students by Melssa McGtlUvray staff reporter Leases, landlords and securty deposts may be unfamlar to students lvng n a dorm, but these words take on new meanng for students lookng for off-campus housng. The Off-Campus Housng Far, beng held from 7 to 9 p.m. tonght n the Lenhart Grand Ballroom, s desgned to help students who are confused about off-campus lvng, sad Tona Stewart, drector of Off-Campus Housng. The event s beng co-sponsored by Stewart's offce, the Student Consumer Unon and Student Legal Servces. Tne far wll feature representatves from the three groups as well as landlords and managers of apartment complexes who wll dscuss student problems and questons, Stewart sad. "What we're tryng to do s get the student out to meet these people face to face and gve them a sense of communty nvolvement n where they're gong to be lvng," Stewart sad. Over 1,000 students attended the far last year, she sad. There wll be 15 to 18 dfferent landlords at the far, so students wll have a varety of rental agences to choose from, she sad. "t gves the student a chance to do some comparson shoppng,"she sad. Stewart sad her offce has compled an nformaton booklet for the far that wll be avalable to students. THE BOOKLET, ttled "Home Sweet Home," ncludes nforrr«, *on about leases and securty deposts, and a lstng of tenants' rghts. t also features a hstory of Bowlng Green, mportant phone numbers and specal tps for students such as ways to budget monthly expenses and protect ther homes, she sad. Some landlords wll have leases that students may sgn at the far, Stewart sad. "f they do sgn a lease there, t s bndng," she sad. "They wll be held responsble for anythng they sgn." One type of lease avalable s desgned for student renters. Jason Gray, charman of the Student Consumer Unon, sad the Model Lease, compled by the Student Consumer Unon s used by fve of the Bowlng Green rental agences. "We use t as an educatonal tool because t nforms students what should and shouldn't be n a lease and what to look for," Gray sad. "We felt t was necessary to nform the students who may be lvng off campus of what they may be gettng nto," he sad. ALSO TO NFORM students, the Student Consumer Unon wll provde a booklet ttled "Gude to Off-Campus Lvng," whch offers nformaton such as how to look for problems wth an apartment before movng n so students don't get blled for t later, Gray sad. Gray beleves the far wll be helpful to students. "We encourage all students who ether lve off campus or plan to move off campus, to attend." he sad. Sandra Scott, attorney for the Student Legal Servces, sad that students who have legal questons about offcampus lvng can also talk to a representatve from SL5 at the far. Jhe rjlnden ^Jree K.etaurant WEDNESDAY NGHT SPECAL!! All the fresh Lake Ere Perch you care to enjoy every Wednesday! ncludes: vegetable, potato, soup and salad bar 5-9 p.m. Every Wednesday kjsw ^^^, ^m^rnu Only s E. 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6 BG News/February 4, Foundaton serves Unversty for more than 17 years by Jule Wallace reporter The Northwest Oho Educatonal Technology Foundaton s one of Bowlng Green's best-kept secrets. The foundaton, by way of WBGU-TV facltes, has been provdng nstructonal televson and varous educatonal servces to member schools for over 17 years. "Perceptons of what nstructonal televson s usually are outdated. Educaton majors n partcular need to be aware of all areas of our currculum. Most thnk of nstructonal televson as an audtorum or amphtheater wth a dozen montors focused on the lecturer. t s so much more than that," Sally Blar, Drector of NWOETF, sad. A non-proft organzaton funded by the State Department of Educators, NWOETF, founded n 1968, s one of eght TV statons across Oho to provde the opportunty for student servce. NWOETF s dvded nto three dvsons: the Computer Resource Center; the Tape Duplcatng Center; and the Northwest Oho Meda Center. AH three provde member schools wth the most upto-date educatonal technology avalable. "We try to keep our ears to the ground. We lsten to what the teachers have to say and act on ther comments," Blar sad. THE MOST recent dvson, the Computer Resource Center, was establshed n the school year due to a growng number of nqures by teachers concernng computer technology, she sad. The CRC provdes techncal consultatons, dscounted software and nstructonal workshops to assst teachers n developng programs best suted for ther classroom needs. Blar sad 95 percent of the teachers responded postvely to the dea of a computer servce Challenger D Contnued from page 1. "As we move away from ths terrble day, we must devote our energes to fndng out how t happened and how t can be prevented from happenng agan," Presdent Reagan sad yesterday n namng a commsson to nvestgate the cause of the catastrophe ndependently of NASA. He sad t would be headed by former Secretary of State Wllam Rogers and former astronaut Nel Armstrong. Toe nterm NASA board set up to nvestgate wll no longer exst, sad Whte House spokesman Larry Speakes. The hoard s headed by Jesse Moore, an assocate admnstrator of NASA, and ncludes the drectors of the Kennedy Space Center and the Marshall Space Flght Center n Alabama. BG RADATOR For the BEST deal For the BEST prce Qualty work always top prorty 520 South Maple Bowlng Green, OH You're n the BAG Senors!! through the Foundaton. "As the number of nqures ncreased, we decded to survey the schools and receved such an overwhelmng response that we met wth the Board of Drectors who approved the plans for the Center " Blar sad. The Tape Duplcaton Center provdes flexblty to teacher's schedules by sendng VCR or Beta vdeotaped programs to schools at the teacher's request. Ths flexblty s the major reason the use of the Foundaton's servces ncreased by 200 percent after the TDC was formed. THE FOUNDATON buys the rghts to copy tapes for the school's usage. The TDC has 26 VCR machnes that run contnually durng busness hours and on the average, 120 tapes are "dubbed," - coped from the master tape to a blank tape, per day. The thrd dvson, The Northwest Oho Meda Center, provdes rental of 16mm flms to schools. The Center mantans a lbrary of 3,000 flms for usage. The role of the servces are to be an ade for classroom teachers, Blar sad. "TV was not establshed to replace the teacher; t was establshed to supplement and enhance the teacher's lessons," she sad. "The new State Mnmum Standards for school currculums requres schools to provde so many hours of certan subjects. Many schools use our programs to help fll these requrements." Addtonal servces provded nclude school vsts, a News 6 specal that nvolves area sxth graders producng ther own news program, a monthly newsletter and program gudes supplementng televsed materal. "Everyone needs to be aware of the technology around us. t s a part of the busness world, educaton wor'j, etc. t's a shame not to take advantage of t and to channel t nto educatonal value," Blar sad. T, W, TH, - 9:30 6:30 Fr. 9:30-7:00 Sat. - 9:30-4:00 expres BG News/Peter Fellman Bernadette Jonozzo. sophomore health care admnstraton major, checks the televson montors for malfunctons»«she operates a vdeotape duplcatng machne. Jonozzo works as a techncan at the Northwest Oho Educatonal televson staton whch ars Monday through Frday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Channel 57. Fsh ara your frends, ssssssssssssss.- Don't throw trash n ther home.ssssssssss& Unted WMu o* Cww tow* 1 Harcut $6 Reg.$10 Hours closed on Mondays DM* not nclud. ham poo THE HAR REPAR "Where qualty comes frst" NEW LOCATON! 118 S. 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7 BG News/February 4, attend black male conference by Shelly Trusty staff reporter Over 300 people from Oho and Mchgan took part n a conference and workshop on the black Amercan male held here ths weekend, accordng to the Offce of Mnorty Affars. The conference, ttled "An Affrmaton of the Afro-Amercan Male: Myths and Realtes," was sponsored by the offce of Mnorty Affars and the Oho Department of Human Servces. The dea behnd the conference was to brng together faculty, admnstrators, representatves of varous government, communty and health agences and students to dscuss ssues and concerns. The conference featured the presentaton of papers dealng wth the problems and challenges of the Afro-Amercan male, an exhbt of Afro-Amercan art, a health booth for hypertenson screenng and workshops on the Afro-Amercan male. The Rev. Calvn Butts presented one of the most heavly attended workshops, "What Hstory Tells Us About Us!" He spoke to an nter-racal audence of about 150 people on the mportance of selfrespect for the black male and hs responsblty to the rest of socety. Butts sad t s hard to exst n a majorty socety and keep your deals, but the Afro- Amercan male cannot afford to lose hs own dentty. "When you begn to respect yourself, to defne yourself on your own terms, then your woman wll respect you and the socety wll respect you. When you do what you know you should do. guarantee that the amount of respect people have for you wll ncrease," Butts sad. HE SPOKE of the loss of dentty as "sn and shame." "The sn s a whte woman walkng down the street wth her lps panted and swngng a purse-the shame s the black woman followng n her footsteps. The sn s a whte man who beleves hs woman should be submssve - the shame s the black man who beleves ths as well," Butts sad. He sad the socety must work together to better tself. Butts cted examples of blackaganst-black volence and crme. He sad that nobody can destroy a black man better than another black man. Communcaton was stressed by Butts as an mportant weapon aganst racsm and volence n socety. He sad Afro-Amercans must report racal ncdences and be wllng to speak up aganst the temptatons of the majorty socety. Most mportant, Butts sad, blacks must communcate wth each other n order to solve ther problems. Students dscplned after campus party A Campus party over the weekend resulted n the referral of several students to Standards and Procedures. A male student from Akron Unversty was removed from the Florda Flng for usng altered dentfcaton. The student was reported as beng drunk and dsorderly, usng loud and abusve language towards campus polce, and callng attenton to the scene. He was referred to Standards and Procedures at Akron Unversty by Campus polce. Campus polce approached another man who was reportedly causng a dsturbance, when a frend of the man grabbed the offcer's arm and fred to push hm away. The man, reportedly ntoxcated, told the offcer to stay away from hs frend. The man whom the offcer orgnally approached, left the Florda Flng wth hs grlfrend. The man who tred to keep the offcer away was cted for dsorderly conduct and then referred to Standards and Procedures here.. BOB MARLEY TRBUTE Reggae Kng Rastaman nternatonal Hero Dreadlock Man Afrcan wth CRUCAL DBC Reggae Band A BLACK HSTORY MONTH EVENT 9:00 p.m. Thun.. Feb. 6* N.E. Commons Free FREE TRP FOR 4 TO FLORDA No other Florda deal comes close!! All you have to do s attend BG Basketball games: Feb. 5 Central Mchgan stuff your entry nto the box and wn! Feb. 15 Toledo 1,000 FREE tubes of Hawaan Tropc Feb. 22 Kent St. 1,000 Rocky Rococo Sun Vsors 1,000 Old Mlwaukee Can Coolers Mar. 1 - Mam Beheadng Fredde & Freda Retrng Nate Thurmond's Jersey FLORDA FLYAWAY WNNER DRAWN You must attend games to enter, so be there. Better yet brng some frends because... THE FLORDA FLYAWAY S NOW A TRP FORT DETALS AT MEMORAL HALL TCKET OFFCE Don't take our word for t Decde for yourself about retal management We may be totally wrong for you. You may be totally wrong for us. t's pretty hard to tell from an ad. Of course we want you to know that our tranng program for college grads busness majors or lberal arts majors s about the best n the ndustry. That when you sgn on wth Hlls you learn to supervse 150 people and a multmllon dollar operaton. And that the retal busness today s a whole lot more sophstcated than you probably realzed. Well be at your school on opportuntes at Hlls. But you're gettng bombarded wth propaganda and promses from lots of dfferent companes. Why should you beleve everythng you read n a recrutment ad? The answer s, you shouldn't. But f you'd lke to fnd out more about Hlls, talk wth us. We won't make you pen-the-sky promses. We'll just tell you about Hlls. So you can decde for yourself about us. Drop off your resume at your placement offce and well arrange a meetng wth one of our Personnel Representatves. March k_l$8f ffc Or send your resume to the College Recrutment Dept. Hlls Personnel Offce. 15 Dan Road, Canton, Mass Councl honors former rep by Zora Johnson staff reporter Cty Councl began last nght's meetng wth a moment of slence honorng the crew of the space shuttle Challenger, but then quckly moved nto ts agenda, approvng several peces of legslaton. Approved by Councl was a resoluton honorng Cyntha Henry for her servces as Frst Ward Counclman from F«r ruary 19, 1985 to December 31, Mayor Bruce Bellard presented Henry wth a plaque and read a porton of the resoluton whch stated. "Mrs. Henry worked unselfshly and dlgently to further and protect the nterests of her consttuents durng her term of offce and performed an nvaluable servce to the ctzens of Bowlng Green." "We are apprecatve of the fne job you dd, and are happy to have had the chance to work wth you," Bellard sad. Also passed was an ordnance authorzng the Utltes Drector to advertse the sale of a 2500 KVA Delta-Star transformer, whch s no longer needed by the cty. Alumnum cans are worth money. t pays to keep Amerca clean. All Pzza Partes are NOT the same! Especally when they're sponsored by: THE ROYAL GREEN The Royal Green A campus organzaton to serve communty needs Tuesday, February 14 9 p.m. 253 Memoral Hall SWSWJWSSW # Come See The Dfference r COUNCL ALSO approved an ordnance whch wll allow contnued fundng of a cty sewer project near Pearl and South Grove Streets. n other busness, cty offcals reported on some projects whch are movng toward completon. Bellard reported on the progress made on a 911 emergency phone system whch has been proposed for nstallaton n Bowlng Green. Bellard sad a 19-member techncal advsory commttee has met twce to dscuss the proposed system. "The next step wll be for a mplementaton proposal for 911 to be prepared for presentaton at a publc meetng," Bellard sad. ''Obvously ths wll cost money and we don't know where the money wll come from but we're not concerned about that rght now." Davd Barber, drector of Publc Works, updated the councl on progress beng made on the Carter Park Water Tower. "The contractor for the tower wll be leavng sometme ths week when all of the steel work s fnshed," Barber sad. "He wll return when concrete can be poured wthout havng to protect t from frost." Gve a hoot. Don't pollute. WHAT S NATONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE? out-of-state fees are waved courses are arranged to transfer back to BGSU 2.5 GPA requred exchange for one term or full year durng sophomore or junor year Phone NSE s a program that offers you the opportunty to study at one of over 80 colleges and unverstes across the Unted States at n-state tuton rates. For more nformaton contact: Jon Reed Center for Academc Optons 231 Admnstraton DEADLNE FEB. 20 ENJOY GOOD LVNG N '86 WTH PREFERRED PROPERTES CO. HAVEN HOUSE PEDMONT - 8th & HGH ST. BRCHWOOD PLACE SXTH ST. 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8 BG News/February 4, Unversty student fnds actvtes worthy of cheer by Ron Frt assstant sports edtor Although she never made her hgh school varsty squad, one Unversty student has become a cheer/leadng fanatc. Not only s Stephane Corrado, junor sports management major, n her second year as a Falcon cheerleader, she s also the advsor for Bowlng Green Hgh School's varsty and junor varsty basketball cheerleaders. Snce Corrado became the advsor at BGHS on Nov. 22, she has lttle tme away from cheerleadng. Wth two practces and montorng two games a week as advsor, she also has two games and once-a-week workouts wth the Falcons. "But t's fun," Corrado sad. "Both thngs ft nto my schedule and love dong them. Plus, beng busy helps me budget my tme. really wouldn't know what to do wth my tme f ddn't keep busy." However, there was a tme ths year when cheerleadng wasn't so fun for Corrado. n fact, she s lucky she's able to walk, let alone cheer. After the frst two football games ths season, she broke two vertebrae n her back at practce when she attempted a double flp and landed flat on her back. She was hosptalzed for 10 days and unable to cheer the rest of the football season. "ll never forget that accdent," Corrado sad. "'ve never been so scared; ddn't know f was paralyzed or what. " was also upset at not beng able to go to the Calforna Bowl, and mssng the football season." But Corrado feels the experence has made her a better coach for the hgh school grls. " thnk t has made me more aware of the rsks nvolved wth beng a cheerleader," she sad. "Luckly n hgh school, they're not allowed to do mounts." Beng a Unversty cheerleader doesn't hurt when tryng to relate to her two squads, ether. " can relate to them really well," Corrado sad. "'m close to ther age, but feel they stll respect me. hope they see me cheer at BG. hope t s one of ther goals (to cheer n college).^ However, Corrado sn't attemptng to make the BGHS cheerleaders mtatons of the Unversty cheerleaders. "No, 'm not tryng to make them nto Falcon cheerleaders," she sad. "'m just tryng to get them to be enthusastc and to make them sharper. try to brng n current cheerleadng deas." BGHS senor Debbe Fernandez, co-captan of the Bobcat cheerleaders, sad Corrado s a good advsor. "She really teaches us a lot," Fernandez sad. "Stephane gets along wth everybody and really understands us. She treats us lke she would any of her other frends." n hgh school, though, cheerleadng wasn't Corrado's frst prorty. She was cut from the cheerleadng squad at Upper Unversty cheerleader and Bowlng Green Hgh School cheerleadng advsor Stephane Corrado shares a laugh wth members of the BGHS junor varsty and varsty squads at practce. The junor sports manage- Arlngton Hgh School, n Columbus, followng her sophomore season. However, Corrado had dvng to fall back on. n fact, Corrado was recruted to come to the Unversty as a dver. But followng a rough freshman dvng season, she decded to gve cheerleadng a shot. " tred out just for fun," she sad. " never thought 'd make t. One of the toughest thngs for me was tellng the swm coach was gong to cheer." However, dvng has led to other thngs to keep Corrado busy. She s a part-tme lfeguard at the Unversty's Recreaton Center and s a dvng coach for Bowlng Green's youth swm club n the summer. ment major rarely has tme to rest durng the week wth the schedule the hgh school and Unversty basketball teams keep. She hopes to someday be a sports drector at a faclty such as the Rec center, and also be a swm coach. Lookng at all her actvtes, one thng stcks out - sports. " love sports of all knds," Corrado sad. " thnk that's why love cheerleadng so much. really love to be n front of crowds, too. But sports s a part of me." And next year, you may see her cheerng at a Falcons' football game, or advsng the hgh school cheerleaders, maybe dvng for the Unversty, possbly coachng dvng at BGHS, perhaps lfeguardng at the Rec, or... Survey: New students lackng sklls Take a day off from smokng 3 by Mke Amburgey staff reporter The calber of ncomng freshmen to state unverstes has decreased durng the past few years and educaton offcals are out to reverse the trend. Accordng to John Martn, drector of admssons, a recent survey conducted by the Carnege Foundaton for the Advancement of Teachers found that many new undergraduates were lackng n academc abltes. Sxty-three percent of 6,000 college teachers questoned across the naton sad standards for undergraduate educaton are too low. Of the educators surveyed, 84 percent sad teachng would be easer f students had a better academc background before enterng college. Lsa Chavers, assstant drector of admssons, sad the Unversty requres a composte score of 20 on the ACT test and a mark of 910 on the SAT. n addton, four unts -of hgh school Englsh, three unts each of math, scence, and socal scences, two foregn language unts, and one unt of the arts, are recommended. "f a student does not meet all of the hgh school unt requrements, that factor alone does not mean that the student would not be admtted," she sad. However, Chavers sad most ncomng freshman have the mnmum score for the ACT or SAT. n addton, students havng a GPA of 2.5 or better and Eluatng n the top half ther school class are represene of a typcal enterng freshman. JAMES Ll'l'WN, drector of the center for nsttutonal Studes, sad a survey four years ago polled 400 Unversty freshmen on college preparatory classes taken n ngh school. 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10 Sports Natonal Savngs Tme Mhxnkee ' damn gatanymmlhanaw *. ' ' Bowlng Gre*n Bevaraga. nc Broncos turn tables n sweep by Karl Smth assstant managng edtor KALAMAZOO, Mch. - When Western Mchgan vsted Bowlng Green for a two-game seres last month, Bronco coach Bll Wlknson sad goaltendng made the dfference n the Falcon sweep. Last weekend n Lawson Arena was the same story wth a new twst, BG ended up on the short end as the Broncos swept the Central Collegate Hockey Assocaton seres Saturday and 7-5 Frday. Falcon goale Gary Kruzch sghted hs play as a pvotal pont n the losses. "Frday nght was just one of those nghts where ddn't perform to my ablty. The goaltender has to stop the puck," Kruzch sad, "we won't wn many games when gve up seven goals." Bll Horn, on the other hand, rebounded from hs shoddy performance at BG, accordng to Wlknson. "We shut down ther hghpowered offense and our goaltender played well, we cleared the puck out of our zone well," he sad. "Blly (Horn) kept us together, though, a couple of tmes. BG had some good chances and whether they mshandled the puck or Blly made the save, we stopped them. "F YOU don't get sold goaltendng, you won't be anywhere!" Saturday, Horn got support from Rob Bryden, who netted a hat trck. Bryden scored a power play goal wth 8:26 left n the frst perod and the Broncos never traled. Wayne Gagne scored early n the second perod and the 2-0 advantage held untl 5:58 remaned. Falcon sophomore wng Don Barber scored BG's frst goal moments after comng n OSU's Mller to step down as cage boss COLUMBUS. Oho (AP) -Oho State Unversty head basketball coach Eldon Mller on Monday agreed to step down effectve at the end of the current season, wth the unversty athletc drector ctng "a lack of support... n the communty" as the reason for the move. OSU Athletc Drector Rck Bay declned to say that Mller had been fred, and he sad Mller would not resgn. "He came to see me ths mornng. He smply sad t was n the best nterests of the program that we begn to look for a new coach," Bay told a news conference. "But he sad he was not gong to resgn because he dd not lke the word 'resgn' because of the connotaton relatng to quttng. told hm was not gong to fre hm because dd not lke the word 'fre.'... So the compromse essentally was... that we move ahead at the end of the season." Mller, 46, s n hs 10th season at OSU and has compled a overall record at OSU. Falcon cer lan Duncan tres n van to reach for the puck, but lke the rest of hs teammates, t was to no aval ths weekend. Western Mchgan soundly swept BG 7-5 Frday and 5-2 Saturday. on a lne change. Less than a mnute later, Bryden scored on a breakaway and the Broncos took a 3-1 lead nto the fnal perod. "There were tmes n the second perod that our team played well, we had a lot of good chances, but Horn played an outstandng game," BG coach Jerry York sad. "They have some explosve skaters that can break to the open area. They snuck behnd "us a couple of tmes and scored some goals." n addton, the Falcons could captalze on only one of seven power play opportuntes, whle the Broncos netted two goals n fve tres, the second openng the Falcons topple Colonels by one by Tom Reed sports edtor On Groundhog's Day, "Punxsutawney Phl," came out for the seventh tme ths century. Last nght, playng n the shadows of nconsstency, Bowlng Green dug tself out of a hole mdway through the second half and emerged wth a wn over Eastern Kentucky n Anderson Arena. Forward Anthony Robnson, who scored 20 ponts, ht a jump shot wth 1:41 remannk to culmnate a Falcon rally and gve them a lead. He then canned one of two free throws wth 11 seconds left to ce BG's second straght vctory. The groundhogs appearance s suppose mean Sprng wll start n sx weeks. Meanwhle, the Falcons' trumph, helps enhance ther chances of stll playng n the Sprng. "Ths wn s just one more step toward the MAC (Md- Amercan Conference) tournament," BG coach John Wenert sad. "Makng that tournament (whch begns n the second week of March) s our sole objectve rght now." At tmes last nght, the Falcons showed why they have a Sood chance of qualfyng for le tourney n Rockford, 111. But there were also moments when the Falcons looked as though they ddn't deserve a BG, 7-12, W, played well n the frst eght mnutes of the contest to grab a lead. However, the nconsstences whch have plagued the Falcons all season re-occurred. The Falcons stopped hustlng, reboundng and scorng. Ths allowed the Colonels to take charge of the contest. Led by forward Antono Parrs, who talled 10 ponts n the frst half, EKU closed the gap and eventually ganed a 36-33advantage at ntermsson. The Falcons lethargc performance contnued nto the second half as the Colonels, 7-13, logged ther bggest lead of the game at wth 9:28 left -, ' 'We were just tred, Robnson sad. " sure was. Luckly some of the other guys played well to draw us to D See Cagere, page 12. Women swmmers splt BG sunk by Mam, but drowns Oakland by Brdget Burdno sports reporter Followng a lackluster performance the nght before, Bowlng Green's women's swm team vented some frustraton out on Oakland Unversty Saturday at Cooper Pool. Frday, the tankers found themselves strugglng to keep ther heads above water aganst Mam Unversty and dropped a 9040 decson to the Redskns n Oxford. The next day, the Falcons crushed Oakland "They came back and swam better aganst Oakland," BG swm coach Rch Draper sad. "We just ddn't perform aganst Mam." The Falcons won 11 of 17 events aganst the Poneers. Freshman Andrea Szekely led the onslaught wth ndvdual wns n the200-yard freestyle " told the grls that we fell down, now t's tme to get back up and get gong. Though, for the most part, they all came back and swam faster Saturday." Rch Draper, BG swm coach and 200 ndvdual medley. Dawn Grant also captured two ndvdual wns for BG, n the 100 and 200 backstrokes. " told the grls that we fell down, now t's tme to get back upand get gong," Draper sad. ' Though, for the most part, they all came back and swam faster Saturday." However, the lopsded loss to the Redskns on Frday was a great surprse to Draper. "We have no excuses, we were beaten badly," Draper sad. " hope that n the long run ths wll prepare us for the Md-Amercan Conference. "We dd have a few good performances dspte the loss.' " r captured frst place n the 200 freestyle wth a tme of 1: She also fnshed frst n the 200 butterfly wth 2:06.50 and n the 500 freestyle wth 5: "Andrea gave a fne swm for BG ths weekend, she really worked hard for us," Draper sad. "She's been dong a fantastc job ths whole season and she keeps gettng better and better. " expect a lot out of her and she hasn't let me or the team down yet." Annette Agee also grabbed a D See Swmmng, page 11. fnal perod. Troy Thrun netted the goal only two mnutes nto the thrd perod. BG'S CLARKE Pneo scored 22 seconds later, but Bryden completed hs hat trck wth 10:18 remanng to ce the vc- The Broncos out shot BG D See Hockey, page 12. Falcons startng to feel the heat KALAMAZOO, Mch. - When Bowlng Green lost two games to St. Lawrence, most, myself ncluded, wrote off the sweep as unmportant snce t was aganst a non-conference opponent. After last weekend's sweep at the hands of Western Mchgan, however, the Falcons have themselves n a bonafde losng streak. They have lost four n a row and fve of ther last sx. Everyone has there own theory on why the cers are strugglng, but BG goale Gary Kruzch may have the most accurate. "We have the most talent n the league, but a hard-workng team wll beat talent any tme," Kruzch sad. "We have to see f we have the heart the rest of the season." The Falcons surely have an abundance of talent at all postons. Kruzch s one of the leagues top goales and defensemen Todd Flchel, Bran McKee and Scott Paluch are also top-notch. WHLE THE defense s sold, the offense s more feared. Jame Wansbrough s ust a few goals away from breakng the CCHA record for career goals and Paul Ysebaert, Bran Meharry, an Duncan, Don Barber and Greg Parks are over 30 ponts ths year, as s McKee. The coachng staff s also one of the best n the naton. Jerry York s undsputablely a great coach and hs assstants are hgh qualty. For that reason, t s foolsh to put the blame on strategy or plannng. Few people know the game better than York, and hs teams have always been wnners. But when the Falcons jumped to an early lead n the Central Collegate Hockey Assocaton, York was cautously optmstc sayng he was more concerned wth March than November. February has arrved and BG's seemngly nsurmountable lead has been whttled away by Mchgan State and Western Mchgan. York's fears are becomng realty, the Falcons are strugglng at a tme when they need to buld momentum. Rdng a losng streak nto the CCHA playoffs s not somethng a team wth the Joe Lous Arena jnx, such as BG, wants to do. Whle WMU and MSU are startng to peak, the Falcons are skddng. York admts hs team s havng trouble gettng the puck n the net. "WE HAVE a lot of goal scorers but t seems everyone's n a slump," he sad. "We're not capatlzng on our chances and we're gvng up more goals, t's a combnaton of both thngs, we're defntely n a dry spell." Apparently, Kruzch thnks D See Komments, page 12. BG cagers felled n OT by Paul Slv sports reporter Glass and ron, but not enough twne. Bowlng Green and Western Mchgan combned for 103 rebounds n ther women's basketball contest Saturday, whch saw the Falcons drop a overtme decson. BG shot just 37 percent from the feld, compared to WMU's 44 percent. "t was the frst tme we faced a zone defense ths year, and we should have had a hey-day," BG's Rhonda Moore sad. "But we couldn't ht the broadsde of a barn." The Broncos led at halftme 34-31, and kept the Falcons at an arm's length untl late n the game. Z'» 'M, ' BG News/Alex Horvatl Bowlng Green's Joelyn Shoup (44) reaches for a rebound n the Falcons' loss to Western Mchgan Saturday. Teammate Stephane Coe (35) looks on. BG fnally ted the game wth 1:15 left n regulaton, when Joelyn Shoup popped n a rebound to notch the score at 62. "Western took away our nsde game and gave up the permeter shots," BG coach Fran Voll sad. "We just ddn't captalze. "THE FUNNY thng about ths game was that even though we were strugglng, we were stll n the game."... Untl overtme arrved. The Falcons have been n two overtme games ths season, the other comng n a loss to Oho. However, the Broncos jumped up quck n OT, grabbng a lead. "The worst part of the game was overtme," Voll sad. "When we got down by eght, we ddn't recover." Jacke Motycka scored 19 ponts, and managed sx rebounds for the Falcons. BG's freshman admtted havng some trouble wth the boards. "f we would have done as good a job on the offensve boards, as we dd on the defensve boards, we mght have won," Motycka sad. "We had to put our shots back up to score, but we ddn't." Shannon Pckel led the Bronco attack wth 19 ponts, followed by Tracy Wells wth 15. Reboundng became as crtcal as baskets. Pckel, Aletta Mller and Brenda Goldner hauled down nne boards apece for the Bronco front lne. ".ast tme we played, Bowlng Green out rebounded us by 15" WMU coach Jm Hess sad. "Ths tme we dd some thngs n our zone to help us get the boards." THE FALCONS traled most of the game, but kept battlng back. "The only thng we dd rght was that we kept comng back," Moore sad. "We came back n overtme, and forced them to make foul shots. "We just ddn't make our foul shots." BG usually steals from the charty strpe, takng every possble pont... but not n ths one. The Broncos ht the free throws when they needed them. WMU's Shelley Hare scored 13 ponts, cng the vctory wth a few clutch tosses n overtme. After the loss, the Falcons (8-2) fell nto a second-place te wth Central Mchgan n the Md-Amercan Conference. Oho stands alone n f'rst place at 9-1.

11 BG News/February 4, Tumblers crush Crusaders Shulman, Kosmerl lead Falcons despte oddtes BG News/Jm Sakola BG gymnastcs captan Shelley Staley gves us her best patrotc look durng her balance beam routne. Staley and the Falcons trounced Valparaso Frday n a non-conference dual meet at Eppler North Gym. Attenton :rrt--trmr;:. ALL BGSU GROUPS AND ORGANZATONS Those wantng space n the 1986 KEY must call T. Parker: or the KEY offce: by Fr., Feb.7 DON'T BE LEFT OUT! o 9 by Jeff McSherry sports reporter Ever have one of those days when everythng goes wrong? Well, ardlne to Falcon coach Charles Smpson, the Bowlng Green women's gymnastcs team had one of those awful days n Frday's meet aganst Valparaso. But wat a mnute... BG not only defeated the Crusaders, they demolshed the vstng squad by a score of "Our goal was not to beat Valparaso," Smpson sad. "We knew they were a smaller school and we just ddn't want to beat ourselves." Crusader coach Bev Reynolds also realzed the BG-VU meet was a msmatch, but conceded a number of factors whch hndered her team's performance. "We're a Dvson school, but we don't gve scholarshps," Reynolds sad. "We lust don't have the same qualty of program that BG has. "We also had to get up at 5 aon. to get here (Vu s located n northwest ndana)." The Falcons showed no mercy for ther opposton, however. BG outscored the Crusaders n every phase of the meet - vault, uneven bars, balance beam, ana floor exercse - but strange happenngs were gong on n Eppler North Gym. "'m pleased, of course, that we won," Smpson sad. " But we had a lot of werd lttle thngs occur to us today." The small oddtes Smpson spoke of began very early n the "'m pleased, of course, that we won. But we had a lot of werd lttle thngs occur to us today... Hopefully, we got all all of the werd thngs out today, so we can get back n strde," Charles Smpson, BG coach meet when BG's Mary Pat Fanacddently performed before the exhbton vaulters had fnshed. The peculartes dd not stop there, however. Lsa Shulman, uncharacterstcally, had a hand slp durng her routne on the uneven bars whch caused her to fall, thus droppng her score. Even Smpson became a part of ths strange day whch surely had a blue moon glowng n the Northern skes. Durng Tffany Kosmerl's vault, the coach nadvertently touched hs gymnast whch cost her ponts. "Hopefully, we got all all of the werd thngs out today, so we can get back n strde," Smpson sad. The Falcons, now 2-1, dd, however, have some sold performances despte the unusual events. Shulman won the all-around competton wth a score of 34.45, followed by teammate Shelley Staley (34.1), and VU's Cndy Ellot (33.75). The BG women also domnated the ndvdual events. Falcon vctores ncluded Shulman on the vault wth a score of 8.95, Staley on both the uneven bars wth an 8.75, Kos- *0*&*&10*&*&*«*&+&+&*0+&+O+O+O+&*&+OtO+O+O+O+O+O+ UNVERSTY VLLAGE & UNVERSTY COURTS APARTMENTS Corner of Clough & Mercer (Behnd Wendy's) merl on the balance beam wth a 9.1, and freshman Jule Sobel on the floor exercse (9.1). Kosmerl's outng, although lmted to only two events because of njures, was very mportant to the Falcons who have vsons of a Md-Amercan Conference champonshp dancng n ther heads. "Tffany dd a beautful job today," Smpson sad. "She's a real compettor and we'll need her n the MAC meet. She's just got to get her confdence back and stay healthy." Kosmerl's comeback wll also ease some of the pressure placed on some of the team's younger members such as Sobel, Farr, Suzanne Bell, Jula Wckes, and Cathy Benson, accordng to Smpson. "t's tough to compete week after week at the collegate level," Smpson sad. 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12 BG News/February 4, Redskns bludgeon BG's men tankers Bowlng Green's Cnd nman splashes her way to a fourth place fnsh n the 200-yard freestyle Saturday n Cooper Pool. The women Swmmng D Contnued from page 9. frst place n the 100 breaststroke wth a fnshng tme of 1: The Falcons' Krsten Green won the 200 breaststroke wth a tme of 2: Agee fnshed second to Green. "Annette swam a real good race n the 100 breaststroke and Krsten was equally as good n the 200 breaststroke," Draper sad. A change n Draper's coachng phlosophy may have been a tankers were defeated by Mam Unversty Frday, but rebounded for a wn over Oakland a day later. reason for the 40-pont loss. "Last year n the same meet we rested for ten days and then swam aganst Mam and won," he sad. 'Ths year we are changng our phlosophy and not takng a lot of rest before meets. "Maybe that made the dfference, or maybe we weren't men- Off-Campus Housng Far tally prepared." But, Draper sad dual meets aren't the mportant thng rght now and that the Falcons are always preparng for the MAC meet. "We plan our whole season towards the conference meet," he sad. by Brdget Burdno sports reporter BG's men's tankers found themselves snkng under the pressure. The pressure was appled by the Mam Unversty Frday as the Falcons were felled by the Redskns 7241 n a Md-Amercan Conference dual meet n Oxford. "We (BG men) were thoroughly hammered by Mam ths meet," BG swm coach Rch Draper sad. "Maybe ths wll make us more hungry at the MAC meet ths year." Despte the Falcons' loss, Dane Burton captured two frst places. Burton won the 200-yard freestyle wth a tme of 1:45.15 and the 100 freestyle wth a clockng. Draper ddn't have too many thngs to be happy wth, but the second-year coach was pleased wth Burton's effort. "Dane gave a great performance ths meet," Draper sad. "Although the tmes were not hs personal bests, he really worked for them." Bob Walker also grabbed a frst place fnsh for the Falcons u the 50 freestyle wth a tme of "Bob found out what he can do for the team at Mam ths weekend," Draper sad. "He just went out there and dd hs best that he could.". Wnnng the 200 backstroke was BG's Tm Wagner wth a tme of 1: Pete Szeckly fnshed second n the 200 breaststroke wth a tme of 2: Draper sad the men mght not have been mentally preapred for the meet. "Overconfdence was the problem at ths meet," he sad. "The men just thought that they had the meet won before they got there. "'m not upset by the loss, they ust have to forget about t and go on." The Falcon's men tankers wll be swmmng aganst Kenyon Frday at Cooper Pool for a non-conference dula meet. BG travels to Oho Unversty Saturday for a MAC dual meet. CHARLESTOWN lapartments: MD AM MANOR Choose from choce apartments wthn walkng dstance to campus summer 1986 and school year: Landlords and Unversty representatves wll be present to dscuss problems and answer questons concernng all aspects of Off-Campus Lfe. A prce lst of avalable apartments wll be provded. The Student Legal Servces wll be avalable to dscuss problems about rental agreements. Tuesday, February p.m. Grand Ballroom Free and Open to All Refreshments Served 1 or 2 bedroom, unfurnshed, gas heat & water ncluded, ar condtonng Resdent Manager, 641 Thrd St., Apt. 4, B.G CEDAR PONT AMUSEMENT PARK Sandusky. Oho, wll hold on-campus ntervews for summer employment. DATE: WED. ft THURS., FEB. 12 ft 13 TME: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. LOCATON: UNVERSTY UNON Over 3,000 postons avalable for a wde varety of jobs. Dormtory and apartment-style housng avalable. CONTACT: FNANCAL AD & STUDENT EMPLOYMENT 9^ Sponsored By: Off-Campus Housng Offce Student Consumer Unon, and Student Legal Servces FOR MORE NFORMATON: or For Applcaton and Appontment. Spend a summer at one of the fnest resorts n the Mdwest. 9

13 BG News/February 4, Falcon cagers dash past the Broncos by Ron Frtz assstant sports edtor KALAMAZOO, Mch. - Aganst Western Mchgan, Bowlng Green's men's basketball team dd what anybody would do when lackng manpower, sze and strength. They ran. No, the Falcons ddn't run off and hde, they ran the Broncos rght off the court Saturday n Md-Amercan Conference acton at Read Feldhouse. WMU, startng a 6-foot-10 center and a 6-9 forward, couldn't keep up wth the smaller BG lneup. The Falcons scored 40 ponts off the fastbreak, and, as a result, shot 56 percent from the feld. "We play better when we get out and run," BG's junor forward Jm Smth sad. "Plus, when we're able to get transton baskets, t opens up our half court game." A bg reason for Falcons success n transton was reboundng. WMU outrebounded BG for the game, but n the second half, the Falcons were outrebounded by just three. "On paper, we are a better reboundng team, we're the best n the MAC," WMU coach Vem Payne sad. "But we were outrebounded here today. BG got to the boards better than us n the second half. You cant get the runnng game gong unless you control the boards.' Mdwav through the frst half, though, t appeared the Broncos were gong to have ther way wth BG, openng a advantage. However, the Falcons outscored WMU 12-2, ncludng 10 Suts off the transton game, n e fnal 3:08 to take a lead nto the locker room. Smth started BG's rally wth a layup. Senor guard Bran Mller then added a layup at 2:48 and Smth drove for a bucket to cut the Broncos' lead to wth 2:13 remanng. Wth 1:31 left, the Falcons' freshman Joe Gregory ht two charty tosses to make t a onepont WMU advantage. But, Broncos' guard Donald Pettes added two free throws of hs own. However, junor forward Bob Nass ht a jumper and freshman forward Lamon Pppn broke free for a layup to gve BG the one-pont hantme lead. "When we lost the lead n the frst half, thought that was the turnng pont," Payne sad. "We had the lead to a pont where we could've put them away, but we dd just the opposte." n the second half, Falcons' sophomore forward Anthony Robnson took over. Wth 12:30 left n the game, Robnson stole a pass and layed t n to gve BG a lead. Smth added a free throw and Pppn added a layup before WMU's Hoyt Mahaley scored. Mller added two layups after recevng Robnson outlet passes to gve the Falcons a advantage. Robnson scored 13 ponts, grabbed a game-hgh 12 rebounds and handed out fve asssts. " had to get on the boards and do the best could aganst ther heght," Robnson sad. " let the game come to me nstead of forcng thngs." n addton to Robnson, Smth scored a team-hgh 26 ponts. Mller added 18 ponts ana seven asssts. WMU was led by Pettes wth 29 ponts. 'Ths s as bg a wn as we've had all season, BG coach John Wenert sad. "t's gong to be a nce trp home for us." 3G rased ts record to 5-5 n the MAC whle WMU f ell to 5-5 n the league. BG News/Alex Horvath Forward Jm Smth fnshes off a Bowlng Green fast break wth a two-handed, reverse slam dunk n the Falcons' wn over Western Mchgan Saturday. Smth scored 26 ponts to lead BG to the Md- Amercan Conference vctory. Hockey D Contnued from page 9. and the teams combned for 23 penaltes, ncludng a 10-mnute msconduct on Falcon senor wns Jame Wansbrough. "We got n trouble wth the msconduct and we had to shuffle lnes," York sad. "t gave Chad Arthur a chance to play and he showed that he's a strong player." Frday, BG lost a 5-2 lead en route to a 7-5 loss. Bran McKee had two goals n the losng cause. Now rdng a four-game losng streak, the Falcons are only four ponts ahead of Mchgan State and four ahead of WMU. BG and MSU meet for a home-and-home seres ths weekend. York sad Komments o Contnued from page 9. that BG has been lulled to sleep by ts early lead, somethng they can ll-afford to do wth the ttle race comng down to the wre. "We haven't had much pressure on us ths season untl ths pont There's pressure now and we have to be able to handle t," he sad "We've just got start workng harder." The pressure certanly has come quckly. Should MSU sweep the Falcons, they would gan a te for frst place. f BG can totally turn the momentum and sweep the Spartans, the Cagers D Contnued from page 9. gether." t was substtute forward Bob Nass who pulled the Falcons strngs. Hs two baskets at the 7:34 mark knotted BG wth EKU. Tralng 52-48, the substtute forward connected on two straght buckets to te the game at "Bobby scored just four ponts tonght/ Wenert sad. "But they sure came at a crucal tme. They sparked us and helped us back nto the game." The teams exchanged baskets for the next fve mnutes. EKU's Lews Spence, who notched 12 now s as good a tme as any to play the Spartans. "Mchgan State s tough no matter when you play nem," York sad. "We have a tremendous obstacle n that Western an Mchgan State are smlar teams. "Every game s crtcal, want to wn next weekend, but also wanted to wn tonght." York also sad that the team needs to play more lke they dd n the second perod of Saturday's game and less lke the rest of the weekend. "n ths stretch of four losses, the second perod may be the best we played, but told the team that we have to do t all the tme," York sad. "We have to do t for three perods, t's the lapses that hurt us." season would be all but over. A splt would keep BG n the drver's seat, although WMU would probably gan ground as they play a pathetc Mam team. f the CCHA would crown t champon on the bass of the most talent, the Falcons would! surely wn the ttle hands down." Everyone n the CCHA knows BG can wn the league ttle, but now the queston s now bad they > want t. > The MSU seres could show us just that because, accordng to Kruzch, "the champonshp s 4 now on the lne." 1 ponts, evened the contest for, the fnal tme wth a shot to, make t 5S-58 at the 2:04 mark. 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15 Elsewhere BG Spy swap set for next week East-West exchange ncludes Sovet dssdent Shcharansky BONN, West Germany (AP) - An East-West prsoner exchange wll be made next week on a Berln brdge, a Western Sovemment source sad yesteray, and the word n srael was that t ncludes Sovet Jewsh dssdent Anatoly Shcharansky. The source n Bonn sad the swap was arranged by U.S., Sovet and West German offcals. Offcals n Bonn and Washngton refused comment on newspaper reports that such a swap was n the makng, and Whte House spokesman Larry Speakes sad: We wll have no comment, perod. Top to bottom, no comment." srael rado sad the Unted States had nformed srael that Shcharansky would be freed n three days as part of an East- West prsoner swap. t sad the Reagan admnstraton sent a message about the plan to Prme Mnster Shmon Peres and Foregn Mnster Ytzhak Shamr. An srael offcal n Jerusalem, speakng prvately, sad the deal nvolved 12 prsoners held n Western countres to be exchanged for Shcharansky and eerhaps one other person held y the Sovets. SHCHARANSKY'S wfe Avtal was not at her Jerusalem home Monday. The rado sad she would meet her husband n West Germany. The Bonn source, who s n a poston to know the detals of such an exchange, sad t would take place Feb. 11 on the Glencke Brdge lnkng Potsdam n East Germany wth West Berln. t wll nvolve both spes and East bloc dssdents, ne sad, speakng on condton that hs name and natonalty not be revealed. Bld, a Hamburg newspaper, reported the exchange plan n yesterday's edton and sad Shcharansky was nvolved. The source n Bonn would not comment on whether the Jewsh dssdent would be ncluded. Shcharansky, 37, was a leader of the Sovet human rghts movement n the 1970s. He was sentenced to 13 years n prson after beng convcted n 1978 on charges, whch he dened, of passng ntellgence to foregn countres. Prevous reports that Shcharansky mght be traded for captured Sovet spes have not materalzed. Hs famly says hs health has deterorated. Bld sad Sovet bloc agents -t dd not specfy how many - would be exchanged for Shcharansky and 12 former Western undercover agents. The mass- crculaton paper Quoted "rankng Sovet sources. THE NEW YORK Tmes quoted U.S. government offcals, whom t dd not name, n Sesterdav's edton as sayng S. and Sovet offcals had agreed to an exchange ncludng Shcharansky and seven to nne other people. Fredhelm Ost, chef West German government spokesman, refused comment at a news conference yesterday afternoon, but he ndcated there mght be an announcement later. " can nether confrm nor deny the reports," Ost sad. "We don t want to say anythng on ths at the moment." t sad the Sovet bloc agents mprsoned n West Germany and the Unted States would be released to Sovet and East German authortes. Father honors astronaut daughter AKRON, Oho (AP) - Dr. Marvn Resnk borrowed words from hs next-door neghbors yesterday to honor the memory of hs astronaut daughter, Judth, who ded last week n the exploson of the space shuttle Challenger. Resnk also used the occason of a hometown memoral servce to thank those who had expressed sympathy over hs daughter's death. ' There's nothng much can say except thank you for your r P2ZA MOTHER!, toe FREE DELVERY BOY ANY FAMLY SZE PZZA AT REG. PRCE GET ONE SMALL FOLDOVER PZZA FREE exp. 2/18 carng and sympathzng n our loss,' Resnk told thousands of students, communty well-wshers, fellow astronauts, and state and local offceholders who gathered for a memoral servce at Judth Resnk's alma mater, Frestone Hgh School. Among the speakers was U.S. Sen. John Glenn, D-Oho, a former astronaut, who sad the shuttle tragedy would "turn tragedy nto trumph" for the U.S. space program. 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The report from the Servce Employees nternatonal Unon, the Natonal Councl of Senor Ctzens and the Vllers Foundaton concludes that the bggest mpact would be felt n fve of the naton's least populous states: Alaska, Wyomng, Montana, Vermont and South Dakota. On a per capta bass, ther ctzens would lose the most ad from programs run by state and local governments wth funds from Washngton, f cuts n federal spendng for fscal 1987 are trggered ths fall under the Gramm-Rudman defct reducton law, the report sad. The report looked only at cuts n domestc programs, not the mltary, whch by law must absorb half the Gramm- Rudman cuts f Congress fals to fnd other ways to hold the 1987 defct to $144 bllon. "The Gramm-Rudman process s a prescrpton for long-term economc deteroraton, a less educated work force, lower standards of lvng and fewer opportuntes for the less fortunate," sad the study carred out for the three sponsors by Fscal Plannng Servces nc., a consultng frm that analyzes the federal budget for state and local governments, unons and other clents. RONALD POLLACK, executve drector of the Vllers Foundaton, a research and advocacy group for the elderly, sad the report undercuts the "mvths r ' that the poor and elderly wll be spared budget cuts. Socal Securty, Medcad, food stamps, Ad to Famles wth Dependent Chldren and some other socal programs are exempt from Gramm- Rudman cuts. But Pollack sad n 1987 alone, the Head Start program could lose a quarter of ts funds, or $278 mllon; nearly $1 bllon could be lopped off the remedal educaton program for dsadvantage chldren; $510 mllon from help for the poor to heat ther homes; and $729 mllon from tranng workers. 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16 '» BG News/February 4, Smokeless bll approved Warnng labels requred, broadcast ads banned for products WASHNGTON (AP) - The House, faced wth mountng evdence that youngsters are turnng to snuff and chewng tobacco as alternatves to cgarettes, voted yesterday to requre health warnng labels on smokeless tobacco and to ban ther broadcast advertsng. The bll, approved on a voce vote, would requre one of three rotatng warnng labels to be added to tns and pouches: "Ths product may cause oral cancer," "Ths product may cause gum dsease and tooth loss" or "Ths product s not a safe alternatve to cgarettes." Arrows and crcles would draw attenton to the warnng labels. And televson and rado advertsng, whch now often feature professonal athletes toutng the products, would be banned. "The passage of ths bll wll allow us all to go home... and say that we've made a major step toward protectng the health of young people throughout our country," sad Rep. Mke Synar, D-Okla., a sponsor of the bll. Rep. Henry Waxman, D- Calf., charman of the House Energy and Commerce health subcommttee, sad he hoped the labels would persuade teen-agers not to take up "ths flthy habt." He called snuff and chewng tobacco a "very, very dangerous product." THE BLL WAS supported, reluctantly, by most of the tobacco ndustry as the most palatable alternatve to a myrad of state labelng requrements. Rep. Thomas Blley, R-Va., a tobacco ndustry supporter who blocked consderaton of the bll last year, told the House yester- day he would not attempt to delay the bll although he stll opposed t. The Smokeless Tobacco Councl, a trade organzaton, helped draft the compromse bll, although executve drector Mchael Kerrgan sad the ndustry stll beleves warnng labels are unwarranted. The House vote sent the bll to the Senate, whch had approved a smlar bll earler. ts chef Senate sponsors have agreed to the House verson. The congressonal acton came as evdence mounts that youngsters are ncreasngly turnng to snuff and chewng tobacco. Most recently, three studes just publshed n the Amercan Journal of Publc Health showed growng use of smokeless tobacco by students n Arkansas, Lousana and Pennsylvana. Photos of mssng chldren now on congress' envelopes WASHNGTON (AP) - The U.S. Senate prnted a photograph of an Oklahoma Cty grl on congressonal envelopes yesterday. the frst such prntng as part of a drve to help fnd mssng chldren. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- Oho, who sponsored legslaton authorzng the prntng, sad that each Monday the U.S. Senate Servce Department wll Ernt a pcture of, and nformaon about, a dfferent chld on envelopes lawmakers use to answer consttuent mal. All envelopes for that week wll dsplay the same photo, whch wll be provded by the Natonal Center for Mssng and Exploted Chldren, he sad. The center wll report the number of telephone calls t receves as a result of the effort, Metzenbaum sad, addng that the prntng costs wll be nomnal. An estmated 20 mllon envelopes are used by senators each year to answer consttuent nqures. Metzenbaum sad he sends out about 5,000 envelopes a week through the servce department. "The other offces, hope, n the Senate wll follow the lead we have establshed, and ndcatons to me are that many other offces wll do just that," he sad. Under the new law, congressonal and federal agences are authorzed to prnt such data on offcal mal envelopes on a voluntary bass. Some senators have already started usng the pctures on newsletters. The frst pcture prnted on the envelopes was that of Cnda Pallett. an Oklahoma Cty teenager who dsappeared n " hope that n some way our efforts n connecton wth ths young grl may help brng her back to her famly," Metzenbaum sad. The Unversty Actvtes Organzaton s seekng anyone wth experence n casno sklls (.e. blackjack, craps, roulette) to be an nstructor for one evenng Anyone nterested, please call for more nformaton WNTHROP TERRACE NOW RENTNG FOR SUMMER AND FALL OCCUPANCY 3 Locatons * Palmer Avenue * South Summt St. * Napoleon Road v One and two bedroom apartments, furnshed and unfurnshed * Heat, Water, Cable, and Trash removal all ncluded * On Ste management * Full tme Mantanance * Swmmng Pools * Close to Grocery Stores, Shoppng, and Banks EARLY BRD DSCOUNT F LEASE S SGNED BEFORE MARCH 31 Offce: 400 Napoleon Rd weekday!, evenngs by appontment r 0] Smoke alarms gven to needy TROY, Oho (AP) - For slghtly more than a week, the fre department here has been gvng smoke detectors to needy homeowners, and Fre Chef Robert Counts sad yesterday the program has been a bg success. 'We've already put n eght dozen. We put n so many, we've already run out," Counts sad. The program began after the cty councl passed an ordnance Jan. 21 makng smoke detecto.-s mandatory n all dwellng;. The drve for the legslaton began two years ago after a fre n whch three grls ded because ther screams dd not wake a sleepng babystter n tme. Tha had a very powerful effect on my people, Counts sad. "We decded then that we were gong to do somethng... We really don't lke carryng out lttle kds." At the same tme, he sad, frefghters realzed that requrng smoke detectors, especally n homes where more than one mght be needed, could pose a fnancal hardshp for some people n the cty, especally senor ctzens on fxed ncomes and sngle mothers. LOCAL CAR dealer James Taylor agreed to donate up to J2.000 to buy the detec- TRANSMSSON EXPERTS RADATOR BRAKES Engne Tune '4. 95* plut flud Transmsson Preventatlve Mantenance EARL BROS. «,Day. 330 sam. A. S. Maple v1 "" Co»h w/ SO,n. " * Approval Expmrenco tors. Counts sad hs department should be able to buy about 250 of the detectors for that, and "at the rate we're gong, we mght have to look For some addtonal money." Along wth free detectors, frefghters also have volunteered tme to nstall them properly, he sad. However, aprtment owners are excluded from the program be- ACBOSS 6 Aleutan sana <0 Advent u-e 14 Amo'"Sl -5 Madenna.' eg 16 Wmgs o Amo. 17 PuCCrtp'OfluCl 'b Pace»o' sno'temng a U«ft mre"uot a Bu*«*f«<,u' tame va«b'-v- ^'. «*SS J* AtCM* s adflt.or ^ -- otgnod. 'v.,' p.'r-.1-*'.,. '.». bpu< tu'v* «4 «*"qfg' tul *» a«o» O. <ua 4^ mtequen' 4 'nm*< a-sjs 4^ S» *t A..,,«C.." 4' t^a'^-v -. '.As ' k*xt f S4 *#r M «es»' "on- 4' Na»a'Da*e» 60 Nalu'a ad"-'» bj W-n-otedo*' equ>otven) Ob Atade-",. a>d*" 66 Bac* 10 4 ba«d b* Odoatr 68 Pem dsease 69 «oc»'ttn '0 lanj.ngoams O' S*»OM " D'v.:ond'!'Ons DOWN t Oa» 2 Possbly 3 P.ndrtgamean value cause frefghters thnk landlords can afford the small expense per apartment, he sad. Troy s not the frst cty to have such a program. Rchard Cross, assstant drector of fre preventon n the State Fre Marshal's Offce, sad he knew of several central Oho communtes that have gven away detectors durng the past few years. DALY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mted b> Trade Mchel Jaffe Sno*ed an o»d move Case*Jones s ehoes T.mowMoS com f fl>ve> o' N Engana t G'ea >" we De-eop ; B'.NV 0*40* Pass»# M» -* sf* *S"tan- S*,n,, "" vvn-vpe-*», ne S*ssa- *. pgtw :.''* ' <*' 1) P-.,-- -.» '. 36 EfacHfom 4' TafceDv'o'ce 44 Se«er> Co«b 46 Jason % Atgo 49 Pan o< USA ' a'asfton V USMAna»< ' cat.on 53 Mo'se ST>ate * Oul*H SB Sc<»an pfovmce W Posed 6 Se*a'dPen.n Suac't* 6^ Qe'-a." svalk-s b4 U'.j j,a<* ANSWER TO PREVOUS PUZZLE A ;p:sgp'r l ;M>jw>R,M '» 1 ' * *gf a* (M, - 1 ' ' V H V < [» 1 B " ' H " ' " 1 " HB ^M «^H" 1 V y ^m '- > u.. h< m K 1*' H M 1!! s* GAMMA PH BETA PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THER 1986 EXECUTVE OFFCERS A********************************************** Presdent Vce Presdent Recordng Secretary Treasurer PACE. Scholarshp Pledge Educator Membershp Charman Socal Charman Actvtes House Charman Senor Panhel Standards Board Chrmn Jjp Chrst Sayers Amy Kzer Chrs McDonald Annette Domnque Cornna Wechter Sue Bell Karen Dcker Kath Rosemeyer Melssa Preston Dane Knzer Mary gnat Tanya Olson Jule Gecowets Congratulatons! wo Love, Ml Your GAMMA PH SSTERS <t -ft ft

17 Classfeds BG News/February 4, j PLACEMENT SCHEDULE PLACEMENT BULLETN 3, FEBRUARY S, BM Schedulng On-Cmpu lnl»r»lt» Appovfnnwns The Oral day o( vgnupt 'or ntervews dumg the pertod of Febnjery 17 through February 28 wfl M ha*d on Wednesday. February 5 at 4 PM n the North Eaat Commons Educaton agrvupe wbeheldatepmnthe Forum ot the Student Servces Bulrjng Al regstrants must have a Frst Choce ntervew Card n order to parttdpate n the Brat day of sgnups Attar the frst day. students and aumn.b«may sgn up tor ntervews from 8 AM to b PM st Unrversrty Place mert Servces 360 Student Servces Buedng A CREDENTAL FORM MUST BE SUBMTTED FOR EACH NTERVEW SCHEDULED AT THE TME Of SGN UP. t for any reason you cannot Keep your apponlment. please cal the Unrversrty Placement Servces no later than 9 AM one work day before your scheduled ntervew The telephone number Fsdure to do so w be consdered suffcent notce Two nsuffcent notces w# be consdered a "No Show" and result n forfeture ' sgn-up and rtervewwg pnvseges for the next lecmrhng panod NO SHOW POLCY Falure to appear tor a scheduled tervew wsl result v mmedtfte suspenson of your sgn-up and ntervewng prvseges 'or the next recrutng pnod You are reeved to send s letter of apology to the employer, schedule an appontment wth a Placement counselor, and fe a copy ol ths letter wth the Unrversty Placement Servces Any student who twce tarts to honor an ntervew commtment w be dened tftervewwg prvleges 'or the remander of the academe year February 17,1016 C F Arfreght U S Navy February, BM Dels-Bases nc Frendly ce Cream Corp Leaseway Transportaton Ubbey-Owens-Ford Company NCR Corporaton U S Ar Force U S Navy Wrght Patterson AFB February S, 1166 Columbus Pubhc Schools CompuServe, ncorporated Hobart Corporaton Sus«s Casuals February 20, 1986 Aetna Lfe & Casutaty Beecham Products Chuto nsurance Group The BF Goodncn Company Lakewood Board of Educaton Mac Toe*. nc. Dv Stanley Works SCM Corp. Gadden Drvtson Xerox Corporaton February Lakewood Board ol Educaton Mac Tools, nc. Drv Stanley Works Watace Computer Servces. nc February 24, 1966 Boot-Gee Electronc Data Systems General Electnc. Ajrcratt Engne Group February Bank One. Dayton. NA Electronc Data Systems General Electnc. Atfcraft Engne Group J B Robnson Jewelers Uarco nc February 26,1666 ATRC) Appeed nformaton Technologes Research Center Central nsurance Companes Donn Corporaton Electronc Data Systems Natonal Emergency Servces Tenas nstruments. nc February Detnch ndustres. nc Kesey Companes Mead Data Central Red Roof nns Stouter Foods Corporaton Texas nstruments. nc February Aeroaup. MX ndana nsurance Companes CAMPUS & CTY EVENTS ATTENTON ELEMENTARY ED MAJORS AND ELEMENTARY ED -SPECAL ED DUAL > TR- PLE MAJORS 1 " Fnal day lo apply lot Fal MEP Thursday. February 13 Applcahon lorms ate avalable n Room 529 Ed BWg DONT FORGET'" The BG News ATTENTON AMA MEMBERS Formal Meetng tonght at 7:30 pm n 115 Educaton Speakng H Mr John Nelson from AT A T Commurucatona Gat nvorved 1 ATTENTON SALNG CLUB MEMBERS There wfl be an organuabonal meetng on Wed. Fab p m. MSC 222 New members welcome, no experence necessary ATTENTON BUSNESS MAJORS Amercan Marketng Aaaooabon Membershp Drtve TODAY n the BA Lobby from and n Math Scence from 9-3 Membershp sgn up n Math Scence «open to Freshmen also Bong a blank dsk and get rt fmed wth programe tor the Apple, FREE)' Just attend the meetng for the users of the Apple Seres. 8 9 pm. 351 Educaton TQOAY'" ^^^ M Mene and Coed Floor Hockey entres are due Tuesday Fab 4 n 108 Rec Center by 4 00 pm SHP (Students Hec-ng n Proo/amrrMng) your sweetheart a carnaton for Valentne* Day S 00 n Offenhauer Lobby On Sato Wednesday Fab 5-12 WN detver flower A message n Offenhauer The next ASM meetng w6) be Wed Feb 5 at 7 30 pm n 200 Moeetoy Conne She6ey ol Computer Servces wal speak on MS ob opportunrhes for new graduates. Young Concert Artst Sanaa Dawn Upahaw. soprano Feb 5 at 8 p m Bryan RecnaJ Hal. MAC RUSH TCKETS for BGSU Students $1 Avertable Fab 5 M 7:45 p m n Kobacker Lobby Have vaad D and S ready NEED VOLUNTEER HOURS? ADOPT-A-ORANOPARENT BEGNNNG FEB 3 WE WLL GO TO THE NURSNG HOME ON MON AND TUES NGHTS AT 6 00 PM ANY QUESTONS CALL TERR OR ELLEN Student Organzaton of Socal Workers Wal hold thee Aral meetng of the semester tonght at 6:00 p.m. n tob Hayes Hall. Everyone welcome 1 Mope to see you there Brng dees and suggestons STUDENT PERSONNEL ASSN. Wed January Epptor North New Members Welcome Topc The Job Search STUDENT ORGANZATONS LEADERSHP WORKSHOPS Monday. February p.m Alumn Room. Unrversty Unon CREATNG CHANGE N YOUR ORGANZATON A SURVVNG Wayne Corvm. Drector of Greek Ufe Sponsored by the Offce Of Student Actvtes A Orentaton Women n Communcatons. ncmambars wll have a buslneea meetng on Wednesday. Feb. 5 at 6:00 p.m. n Founders Gold Lounge. Sprng aemeater agenda wfll be dscussed 6 new members are welcome. muncmee pro- YOU ARE AN EXPERT-ON B.G.S.U.. THAT S THS EXPERTSE CAN BE A USEFUL JOB SKLL AT THE OFFCE OF ADMSSONS F YOU'RE NOT ONLY A BO EXPERT. BUT LKE PEOPLE AS WELL, TRY OUT TO BE A CAM- PUS TOUR GUDE. APPLCATONS ARE LOCATED N 110 MCFALL CENTER-OFFCE OF ADMSSONS BEGNNNG FEB. JRO-19TH. APPLCATONS WLL BE LMTED TO THE FRST 200 CANDDATES. FURTHER QUESTONS CAN BE DRECTED TO PLEASE ASK TO SPEAK TO A TOUR GUDE A8ST. CO-OP CORNER CLEVELAND area company needs s SHOWROOM SALESPERSON for sumnssr.fraahman or Soph, busness or scence major Payng poston Cal Co-op Ofc at or slop by 236 Admn BWg DEADLNE: Two days pror to publcaton no later than 4 p.m. (The BG News s not responsble for postal servce delays) RATES: per ad are 60' per lne, $1 80 mnmum. 50' extra per ad tor bold type. Approxmately spaces per lne. PREPAYMENT s requred for all non-unversty related busness and ndvduals. Want to soend the SUMMER N COLUMBUS and aam 7.3&4V? Large company la lookng for human resource, accountng, fnance and economcs co-ops Stop by the Co-op Offce 238 Adrrwvatjaeon. mmedtolmy and nqure about nto exceeant opportunty or cal LOST & FOUND Found Book n 102 Hanne Hal Monday toldenpfy FOUND Pat- of preaenpbon gtoeaee Reddtoh- Drown frames Pcked up near the Unversty Bookstore To cwm cal LOST < dark brown todes waaet m Mytoe Pzza parkng tot. Reward Cal or days, ask for Susan LOST Gold chan bracelet-very eentmeftal- B return Reward Cal LOST: Kay chan attached to leather caee artttl sngle hay, Wad. Jan. 2B. Please call n Pound. SERVCES OFFERED PREGNANT? CONCERNS? Free pregnancy teat Obrectrve Wo. Cal now 354-HOPE (4873) Hrs. M. Th 12 noon-bpm T.W 10 am 2pm Sal 12 noon-2pm NEED A subya^ttct- Coege Student wb babyst any evenng Experence wtth al ages Cal Sue PERSONALS Any women who *d not partcpate n P Ph Rueh and are nterested m Sprng Ruen may contact me Greek Ufe Offce tot more nformaton Attenton WC members {and frends!' There we be a busness meetng on Wed. Feb. 5 at 6 00 pm n Founders' Gold Lounge. Get nvolved wth a professonal communcatons organzaton 1 WEDNESDAY NTE MOVES 9 30 A V.wto.K whhfl. Moon "Fletch" wth Chevy Chaee TACO'B 3 lor S pm NO COVER MAM ST. HMD CAMPOS MANOR. NOW RENTNG FOR FALL WTH THE S.C.U MODEL LEASE CALL THEM AT HOUSNG FAB FEB PM, BALLROOM Comng Saturday Feb 15 Uptown and MTV 7th Annversary Celebraton Congrats lo the new P Beta Ptv. pledges Becky and Laure. You know you'll always be "PEE FEES" n my eyes. Luv ya lots. Rrcheea Congratulatons to Atan Wnwow and Marca Rowden on the* engagement You're the best couple awl XOX. B 4 B CONGRATULATONS 1 BARRY JONES ON BENG ELECTED TO THE NTERFRATERNTY JUDCAL BOARD -YOUR FJ BROTHERS Congratulatons Sandy Wllam. on becomng a P Beta Ph Now your a true Angel Love. Jute > Jan Congratulabons Jason Cronkwnght on beng named aa USG Academc Affars Commltte Charman DART LEAGUE Sgn-up NOW Purcees Bate Shop DEAREST VALENTNE. ROSES ARE RED. YOUR ROOMMATE S BLUE SO GVE HER SOMETHNG SPECAL LET ME DANCE FOR YOU MALE DANCER BE MNE Classfed nformaton. Mal-n Form NOTCE: The BG News wll not be responsble tor error due to llegblty or ncomplete nformaton. Please come to 214 West HaH mmedately t there s an error n your ad. The BG News wll not be responsble tor typographcal errors n classfed ads for more than two consecutve nsertons. CLASSFED MAL ORDER FORM Name Address Socal Securty # or Account # (For balng purposes only) Please prnt your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wsh t to appear: (Crcle words you wsh to appear n botd type) Classfcaton n whch you wsh your ad to appear: Campus * Cty Events* Lost» Found Rdes Servces Offered Personals.Phone#. Wanted Help Wanted For Sale For Rent Valentne Message Campus/Cty Event ads are publshed free of charge for one day for a non-prom event or meetng only Dates ot nserton. Total number of days to appear. Mal to: (On or Off-Campus Mall) The BG News 214 West Had BGSU Bowlng Green, Oho (Checks payable to The BG News) Phone: FALCON PLAZA APARTMENTS 1 DAHMS APARTMENTS help students daay by usng the modal lease Cal them at or Housng Fa*. Fab pm. Bel-com ^ FREE 4 MONTH OLD. WHTE FEMALE KT- TEN CALL GREEN TAMEOUWNE RECORDS NEW HOURS TUES-SAT M0 167 CLOUGH 1 BLOCK EAST OF MAN M Men's 1 Coed Floor Hockey entres are due Tuesday. Feb 4 Hand n by 4:00 pm al 106 Student Rec. Center JT'aPtaa 10" Cheese Puza Only S 75 Phone J.T't Pzza 16" Cheese Pzza Only S3 75 Phone J T a Pzza 14" Cheese Pzza-Onty $2.75 Phone J.T.'s Pzza French Bread Pzza-Only $1.76 Pfkjna JENNFER FEGNER Congratulatons on gong actve Welcome to the tansy KD love. CLAUD ^^ Jenrvter Sunaberg. CorvjratuMona on becomng a P Plat know you would make H Love, your GD roommate Janeea Kappa Delta nformal Rush Tueeday. Feb pm Thursday. Fab p m Tuesday. Feb P m Thursday. Feb 13 nvkbtjon only Cal for more nformaton UL DANE NUGES CONGRATULATONS ON GOHG ACTVE YOU ARE THE BEST UTTLEl CH O LOVE t LOTS OF MNE. LAURA Ur Sandy. Congratuaraons on your ntaton You dd an EXCELLENT ob on the serenade and have bean a great UK Welcome to our dress KO Love. Bg Mary LSATMCAT GMAT ORE NTE-CPA REVTEW-NCLEX-RN KAPLAN EDUCATONAL CENTER NO 1 N TEST PREPARATON (419) TOLEDO Men's S Curng a Women a FujcouetbaTen" tres are due Wed. Feb 5 by 4 00 pm at 106 Student Rec Center MD-AM MANOR a CHARLES TOWN APART- MENTS are usng S.C U s model lease, cal them about your fal rental needs at Housng Far Fab 4, 7-9 pm. Baaroom New Prool ol Utah SS 79 GREEN TAMBOURNE RECORDS 167 CLOUGH 1 BLOCK EAST OF MAN NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT SERVCES USES THE STUDENT CONSUMER UNON'S MODEL LEASE CALL THEM ABOUT A FALL RENTAL AT HOUSNG FAR FEB PM. BALLROOM PAM VERHOFF. Thank you for beng such a great mend 1 Hope you have a super day Love. Brando RDE NEEDED TO 6 FROM EASTERN MCHGAN UNVERSTY or surroundng area thte weekend, we help generously wth gaa money. Pleas cal as soon aa Rush Beta Theta P L Sal TONfTEl :30 Beta House "Come As You Are" Scott (Webb). Ever aawe have met you '"'you have been specal lo me."* HAVE THE BEST 21ST BRTHDAY EVER11 Love your frend. (forever 4 ever) Amy Sr Lawrence OTchy - a: Monday you receved a cal "The Freshest s about to m" Rea can't help you at al Cause Shefe gonna gel you wth a tresh stushbal' Sororty nouseboy needed for school year. f nlereeled please cal or SPRNG BREAK on the beach al South Padre sland. Dayton* Beach. Fort LaurJerrjeto. Fort Walton Beach or Mustang sland-port Aranaaa from only $89 and skjtng al Steamboat or Val from only S88< Deluxe lodgng, partes, goodte pegs. more.. Hurry, cal Suncroee Tours tor more attorrtason and reservatons tol free t TOOAY Whan your Sprng Break counts..count on Sunchase Slop by the USG table m Unrversty Hal and learn more about your student government THE MODEL LEASE S FAR TO STUDENTS DOES YOUR LANDLORD USE THE MODEL LEASE? F NOT. WHY? FOR MORE NFO CALL THE STUDENT CON- SUMER UNON AT OFF-CAMPUS HOUSNG FAR FEB. 4 AT 7PM M THE LENHART GRAND BALLROOM To the bggest need banger know- Cndy Socrva-Thank* lor beng a rockng roommate-even though you covered my wal wth Bruce-S 6 M. Becky UNrVERSTrv VLLAGE APARTMENTS serves students wth the model lease Cal them about the. other servces al Housng Fev Feb. 4, 7-gpm. Baatoom Uptown and MTV 7th Annversary Celebraton Comwg Saturday Feb 16 USG meets every Monday at 7:00 n McFal Center Assembly Room. Come and voce your Valentnes cards, suckers, mugs, frame*. pans, canrjaa, ate. Jean* N Thngs, open torxgra untl 8 pm Atttude Adsjetment Nght Wal drnk* cants Ptloh*nvP!tdvjre-Pllchere Musc Dance Vdeos Jon the Tuee nght crowd at MAM ST ttan 'FNANCAL MANAGEMENT ASSOC ' MEETNG 1 30 WED FEB BA 730PM MANOATOY: CHCAGO TRP UFO NEW MEMBERS WELCOME AHOY and KARA Congratdtaeons on your engagement we wsh you th* beet of kck Just couldn't wstcoukj youh We love you guys' -Cathy and Sharon CNDY, Am you reedy tor tha weekend'' know you be the best snow bunny on th* M Al my love. Davd Corlontlrtallone STACY LEKJH You're th* new presdent of Alpha X, snce you're my Lttle. 'm proud aa can be. STACY TAYLOrVyou're th* SCST lee*, your Sag. CONGRATULATONS P PH'S THE BROTHERS OF PM QAMMA DELTA WELCOME YOU TO THE 0REEK SYSTEM. OOO0LUCK EXCUSE ME. To everyone who waa at Randy. Tan. Bel and John's party on Jan. 17 and thought they saw Steve Homngtor d knock th* candle off the wal He ddn't do t- cad. Please accept my most sncere aooajgtea' -Laura GROUPS WANTNG SPACE N THE 1»M KEY MUST CALL TRACY PARKER: OR THE KEY OFFCE: 172-S0S4 BY FR., FEB. 7. DON'T LET YOUR GROUP BE LEFT OUT HAPPY BSTTHOAY MATT MAMONEY Now that yau'r* Bnalty 21, maybe you can slop uamg th* D that aaya you're 4S LOT*, Your Bowlng Onsen tana. P.S. We've got lo keep up wth our tradtons. WELCOME HOME- LOVE YOU BARBE Jan Evana You've fnely made t' Lars g*t ready to party wth style' Happy Belated llf Brthday! Love. M KD'S GET EXCTED FOR SPRNG RUSH 1W4 LOVE. YOUR KD SSTERS K.ll Smth Happy 21st Brthday'"...FeveV Love. Amy. Cndy, J*rm S Hed Krlsty Clemenl. Happy 22nd B-Day Only S eavey from 30 PATREESHA Congrats on becomng one of the 95 most warned angels n BG! Good luck n makng the BGSU P Pha great' Love, Mm STACEY LEVANS Happy 20th BvtfWay "What A Woman'" Love. Pan Eton ja P.S. How many lumps do you want? To Molly Schuler lour pseudo-bg) Thank you for al your love and aupport We could not have done t wthout you. Always know where our hearts are. Much love. Jane and Be USG Faculty Exceesnce Award Nomnaton lorma are avaeable untl March 14 n 406 Student Servces WANT THE CHANCE TO MEET NTERESTNG PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LFE? NO YOU NEEDN'T TRAVEL ABROAD. STAY HERE. STLL ATTEND B.Q.S.U., AND BE A CAMPUS TOUR GUDE. APPLCATONS ARE LOCATED N 110 MCFALL CENTER-OFFCE OF AOMSSSONS BEGNNNG FB. H0-1STH. APPLCATONS WLL BE LMTED TO THE FRST 200 CANDDATES. Berres a now open tor dnner Mon -Tours. 4:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. and a new Sunday Brunch from 11:00 a.m.--2:00 p.m. MOTE: Berres w* no longer be open weekday lunches Blouses and Tops one-hall off Jeans N Thngs 531 Rdge St PAM FETE * CHFSS NER01' Congratulatons on pledgng P PM 'm vary happy for you and 'm lookng forward to our Ural KKGP Ph MONMOUTH DUO DATE PARTY CONGRATS * MUCH LOVE, TRCA USQ USG USG USG USG USO USG USG USG AWARENESS WEEK "Cent afford a hp to eprtng breek? Want lo wn one? Enter the NESTLE OUK SPRNG BREAK '88 CHALLENGE and wn al-expense pad trps to Dayton* Beach tor up lo 24, or $ cash"' CM tol tree 1-80O-NESTLE-1 for nto WANTED 1 Mate roommate needed ASAP JlOO-mo rent S16»th St., Apt. S. Cal or tor more arlorrntfon. 2 rxxemoklng remak* roornmet*! to share apartment lor Ft '68-Sprng '87. Please cal people lo aub-ksaaa house for aurnmer Washer-dryer, mcroweve 3 one-ho bdrm. 2 beah More detass cal Needed. 2 roornmalaa for achool year lor more nfo HELP WANTED Ovnury 125 Tutorng Naeded" Phone attar Large Pzza 1 tem $5.00 Wednesday & Thursday $4.00 eat n \ expres / CHLD CARE-BOSTON AREA We Km many tamta* lookng for lovng chad care workers One year commtment, excellent aalary banana, round trp transportaton AJene Flech. Chadcare Flecernenl Sarvtca, 149 Buckmtnstsr Rd., Brookana. MA Exertng summer obrjoportuntles TotedoRtver Cnaae Una* a kxkung lor young adults wth outgevng 6 exctng personaltes Jobs avalable n reservatons, gft shop, water, watresses muelctane S food preparatons GRUMPS need not apply Wrte only, aend resume Dan O'Connor, Toledo Rver Crulee Una*. SS Front St.. Toledo. OH Parl-Jm* ratal sales hours. Pr*f*r background n Chnatan musc Cal between 3-5, MWF HllaMl. Mnd, Chreten female Sr or Grad Student to ave wth etderty lady a grve her love A al Mnaon Prvate qtrs wth bath Meats & salary Present apt contract can be assumed One block from McFal Ctr Cal tor appolntment References requred SUMMER JOBS Oader Post Arnueemenl Park ws ntervew on oarnpu* Fab 12 S 13 Contact Student Employment Offce FOR SALE 78 Renault Le 'Car. sunroof. AM-FM stereo. 4 sod. S695-or otler or REGAL AR AM-FM. EXCELLENT BODY MLES J260O OR BEST OF FER VWSCROCCO MLES S STEVE Coupon book lor sale $85 00 Cal Susan or Lura or FOR SALE-Prtnoa Claaalc L. used on season $ between 8:00 a m 4:00 p.m ForSMa 1979 Vega Good work or achool car, Low men. $950 or best offer Must sen Pleas* cal Free kttena S lood Also ltter traned * K True You Can Buy Jeeps lor $44 t the U S. government? Get the tacts today' CaY E«t 1794 Nfton Em 36 mm camera wth 1: ana Flash carryng case for sale For tntr/ \ cal Waterbed, Bar Stools. LMng room furntur snd ahelts. study table and swvel chars Must sell mmedately Beat c Also for sale, '76 Toyota Ceaca-best otter FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM-FURN» UNFURN PRVATE SLEEPNG ROOMS' Marc UtBtes t Cable TV Furn One half Block Off Campus CALL TOM Mon -Frt 7 AM Noon Evenng s wkend USNG SCU MODEL LEASE FALCON PLAZA APARTMENTS > DAH APARTMENTS help atudents dary by uamg model lease Cal them at Housng Far, Feb prj Barroom Farm house for rent next to BG Heated mdo pool. Also pasture S bam for horse C Female roommate needed'" 1 block from campus, own room. rem $ mo plus utames Cal Houses Apa, tor school year Smlth-Boggs Rentals Offce 532 ManvBe, re between 12-4 Houses A Apartments close to campus Loaa begn May 4 August Phone and 1 and 2 bdrm furnshed apts Su aval House* and Apartments close lo campus summer 1986 and school year, MD-AM MANOR 1 CHARLES TOWN AP MENTS are usng S.C.U 's model lease. dbv them about your fal rental needs st H Houang Far Fab 4, 7-9 pm. BalrootT NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT SERVCES UJ THE STUDENT CONSUMER UNON'S MOC LEASE. CALL THEM ABOUT A FALL RENT AT HOUSNG FAR, FEB 4. PM, BALLROOM CARTY RENTALS Housee and Apartment* Offce Hours 11 am -4 p m at 316 E Marry, Apt 3 Lstngs at Mat l or phone anytme 'or nformaton 352-T365 THURSTN MANOR APARTMENTS FULLY CARPETED. AR CONDTON CABLE TV FURNSHED EFFCENCY LAUNDRY FACLTES APPLCATONS F SUMMER AND FALL AT 451 THURSTN A' ACROSS FROM OFFENHAUER Tl Two bedroom furnshed sots for Fal UNVERSTY VLLAGE APARTMENTS set students wth the model lease Cal them ther other servces at Housng Fj Feb pm, BaB-oom Wanted Male roommate-apt $176 cot rant, al utetee. cabas. HBO lormha APARTMENTS NOW FOR RENT FOR SCHOOL YEAR BS-S7 AND THE SUMMER SS. APARTMENTS ARE COMPLETELY P NMJHED WTH BEDROOMS, CABLE TV, CON»Tr**»Kl. LAUNDRY AND PARK FACBJTTES. ALL UTLTES EXCEPT El] TteCTY S PAD BY OWNER. RENT S t' FOR THE SUMMER "M" FOR THE APA WENT. FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR BH7 RENT S 1575 PER SEMESTER WTH 4 P PH. CALL TM AT BUFF APARTME AFTER 5:00 P.M. 2 terras* roommatea need to sublease H House Apt May > Fab rant pd CM Kam or Anne , masse needed to sublease apartment. W $100 each 621 E. Marry CAMPUS MANOR. NOW RENTNG FOR WTH THE SC U MODEL LEASE CALL Tl AT HOUSNG FAJR. FEB 4, PM, BAURCOM Party Room Cal THE MODEL LEASE S FAR STUDENTS DOES YOUR LANDLORD THE MODEL LEASE? t NOT, WHY? MORE NFO. CALL THE STUDENT d SUMER UNON AT OFF CAk HOUSNG FAJR FEB 4 AT 7 PM N LENHART GRAND BALLROOM