Bowlng Green State Unversty ScholarWorks@BGSU BGSU Student Newspaper Unversty Publcatons 2-17-1983 The BG News February 17, 1983 Bowlng Green State Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: http://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Ctaton Bowlng Green State Unversty, "The BG News February 17, 1983" (1983). BGSU Student Newspaper. Book 4100. http://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/4100 Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Unversty Publcatons at ScholarWorks@BGSU. t has been accepted for ncluson n BGSU Student Newspaper by an authorzed admnstrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU.
THE THURSDAY wmmmmmmm BOWLNG GREEN STATE UNVERSTY FEBRUARY T, 1983 PUP Nursng home patents, teachers protest Celeste's spendng cuts COLUMBUS (AP) - Opposton mounted yesterday to Gov. Rchard Celeste's plan to rase ncome taxes by 90 percent and cut spendng to balance the state government's budget. Nursng home patents demonstrated at the Statebouse to protest spendng cuts whle a Republcan state senator unveled rado ads that wll be used to try to persuade lawmakers to vote aganst Celeste's plan. Tle House-passed bll, whch Celeste says s needed to onset a defct now estmated at $511 mllon by June 30, was attacked on several fronts as hearngs contnued n the Senate Fnance Commttee. Among them: - "Don't Balance the Budget on the Backs of the Elderly" read a sgn dsplayed at a Statebouse rally organzed by the Oho Academy of Nursng Homes, nc. Up to 300 nursng home resdents and employees from around the state lobbed ther legslators aganst proposed cuts n the Medcad program. "T WLL affect drect patent care... specfcally actvtes, socal servces and probably nurse assstance," Ed Martell, who operates nursng homes n Stark and Mahonng countes, - The Oho Hosptal Assocaton sad the "human mpact" of the health care cuts had been gnored and Kdeted that outpatent servces to poor would be curtaled as a result. "Ths s not a scare tactc, beleve me," Donald Newkrk, assocaton presdent, added. " would submt...that the threat of cuttng walkn servces to the sck poor n the mddle of wnter s unconsconable." - Sen. Paul Pfefer, R-Bucyrus, unveled a group of commercals whch hs new ant-tax group plans to sponsor on rado statons n the dstrcts of such targeted Democrats as Sens. Steve Maurer of Botkns, Tom Fres of Dayton and Thomas Carney of Grard. "Wthn days, a one-man majorty n the Oho state Senate, at the urgng of Gov. Celeste, plans to rase your ncome tax by 90 percent," the ad begns. Then t gves lsteners the telephone numbers of ther senator. - A coalton of teacher unons n Columbus, Akron, Cleveland, Toledo and Cncnnat backed the tax ncreases, but objected to a formula for mposng educaton spendng cuts. "WE ARGUE wth the dstrbuton of the cuts... that urban dstrcts are beng ht dsproportonately hard," Tom Mooney, presdent of the Cncnnat Federaton of Teachers, Despte the mountng crtcsm, Senate Presdent Harry Meshel, who along wth other legslatve leaders met prvately wth Celeste, sad there would be no change n the tax ncrease porton of the bll. Meshel, D-Youngstown, sad nursng home operators should not complan about the measure. Welfare Drector John Cuddy sad exstng law gave the department authorty to mpose cuts of $82 mllon to nursng homes and hosptals but that the admnstraton package was only $38.9 mllon n state and federal funds. Hangng around BG News Photo/Patrck Sandor Yesterday's sprnglke weather brought many students outdoors to enjoy the fresh ar and sunshne. Ths couple (foreground) joned other students on the steps of the Eppler complex. Chrs Hohl, on the rght, shares a lghter moment wth Jane Vertuca. Both students are senors n the sellng and sales marketng program. NEWS N BREF :::::>:::::-:ov.-.-.l-w-)-:-;-:-w? Edtor chosen The BG News wll have a new edtor begnnng Aprl 4. Jule Thornton, senor magazne journalsm major, was selected yesterday by the Board of Student Publcatons for the poston-whch lasts untl sprng break 1984. Thornton, a Columbus natve, s managng edtor of the News and was copy edtor last semester. Gas prces drop by the Assocated Press Prces charged by some Oho servce statons for gas have dropped below $1 a gallon for the frst tme n more than three years, but staton operators are not sure how long t wll last. "t's really dropped sharply n the past 60 days. Everyone was Eredactng t would be $2 a gallon y ths tune," Gene Sten, of the Central Oho Gasolne Dealers Assocaton, The contnung ol glut, combned wth reduced demand for gasolne, has caused a drop n ol prces the put sx months. But Sten sad many members of hs assocaton and other staton operators cannot charge less than $1 and stll make money. nsde -Fats Mller revews latest record chart hts. See Page sx. -Women and mnortes contnue to face dscrmnaton. See Page four. Weather Cloudy and cooler today wth a chance of showers or snow flurres Clearng tonght. Low n the lowj 20s. Opened n 1914 Unversty changes over years by Greg Hadlr.y reporter One of the bggest changes snce the Unversty's openng n September 1914 has been the converson of the school from a two-year elementary school teacher's college to a state college. The Emmons-Hanna Act of 1929 changed the school's name from Bowlng Green State Normal College'to Bowlng Green State College. Ths act made the school nto a four-year nsttuton capable of gvng out degrees. n 1918, the frst student newspaper, called the Bee Gee, was publshed. However, the paper ded after one ssue. The next publcaton was the Bee Gee News, founded by a socal group called the Country Lfe Club n 1920. Ths began as a monthly newspaper wth 10 ssues a year. Bowlng Green's nckname of "The Normals" was replaced by "The Falcons" n 1927. The change was suggested by Doc Lake, a sports wrter for the Bowlng Green Sentnel-Trbune, and t was pcked up. n 1933, due to the Depresson, Bowlng Green College was n jeopardy of beng turned nto a mental hosptal. t was felt that t could be converted wth a mnmum of costs. THERE WERE an abundance of colleges at the tme and Bowlng Green was the smallest of the state nsttutons. However, ths proposal was defeated n 1934 because of a strong campagn made n support of the school. Bowlng Green College became Bowlng Green State Unversty on May 15,1935. Wth the change n the classfcaton, the Unversty fnally was recognzed as beng n the same class as Oho State. Mam, and other Oho unverstes. Money was authorzed for a Unversty Unon on Feb. 21,1941. After delays due to fnances, the Unon was completed n 1958. The frst student rot at the Unversty was n October 1949. The reasons for the rot were a lack of freedom of expresson n the BG News; restrctons on cars; the faculty domnaton of the Student Senate; and the strct rules on alcohol. THE STUDENT Court was establshed n 1954. t gave students judcal authorty to render ver- See HSTORY, page sx Housng breaks long-standng tradton by Janet Pavaako range four nstead of fve n a room at caused by sophomores who move off ng. hall to offces. Shatzel and Wllams staff reporter Founders," Rudd "We wanted to campus, Rudd Women n partcular lke to spend Halls are examples of ths." have the concentraton of vacances senor year on campus. Ths could be Renovatng resdence halls nto Two long-standng housng trad- n one area." "As a condton of enrollment all due to the lack of tme senors have," apartment unts would be unfeasble tons were broken ths year. The Unversty s tryng to acheve freshman and sophomores must lve he added. due to the hgh cost of plumbng and "For the frst tme n 20 years we the 15,000 maxmum enrollment fg- on campus, ana any student pur- Rudd sad f freshmen class enroll- wrng, Rudd opened up wth bousng vacances, ure set by the Oho Board of Regents, posely evadng housng wll be ment drops below 2,500 the long range He added that the declnng enrollwhch was unheard of," Robert Rudd, Rudd dropped," he "Unversty sopho- housng utlzaton plan would go n ment has changed the marketng drector of housng, ' 'Also for the "When we made plans to acheve mores lvng off campus have been effect. technques of the admssons offce. frst tme n 10 years we were able to ths level, we ddn't realze that stu- released by the appeals board." "There are a number of plans aval- "The deferred payment plan, whch help the 300-500 students wshng to re- dents wouldn't enroll anyway, due to able before a hall would close," he s very mportant, hasn't happened n obtan on-campus housng." the economy," he "Next year we RUDD SAD he feels a student at least 25 years," be One hundred ffty housng spaces hope to regan some of that loss, but should spend one year n an apart " would lke to see the ncreased "There s also a greater concentrawere open ths year, Rudd not so we wll over-crowd." ment stuaton n whch he or she sale of prvate rooms. Another alter- ton on attractng mnorty and acade- "The 150 spaces allowed us to ar- The housng vacances are not would practce cookng and budget- natve would be the converson of the mcally superor students." Poet drawn to 'promsed land' of the South by June Remley tuff reporter / bear draggng chans hear chans draggng my nght a rhythmc draggng of chans sleep wll not come/can not/my no-sleep/my open eyes/two Jealous women am left to loveao lve wth them from whtemare, Mwatabu Okantah Mwatabu Okantah's father used to call ntoxcaton "beng hgh as a Georga Pne." Only years Uter dd hs son understand, seeng Georga for the frst tme n the branches of a pne tree. Okantah, drector of the Afro-Amercan Cultural Center at Cleveland State Unversty, spent Tuesday talkng wth students n creatve wrtng classes and gave a poetry readng that nght. Okantah, author of three books of poetry, was drawn South as more and more black Amercans are, he "We bounced around the country lookng for the promsed land so long," Okantah "Now we're gong back, because the North s not me promsed land." BORN N New Jersey, Okantah went South to fnd "a sense of land." n Northern ctes where open land s scarce, people lack the apprecaton for land shared by Southerners, he n one poem, Okantah's persona tells of runnng barefoot as a chld and gettng blsters on feet accustomed to shoes. "You move South so you can experence the land as Afrcan people who receve vbratons from the earth," be "n the North, the earth s covered. You cant go barefoot on asphalt" Southerners have a naturalness and sncerty lackng n the north, Okantah Southern hosptalty doe* exst. When Okantah arrved n Atlanta wth hs frst book, bs contacts had moved and he had $7 n hs pocket. Members of the Ebenezer Baptst Church took hm n. Even the stereotypcal prejudced Southerner s honest, accordng to Okantah. The unwelcome blacks were warned away from Southern establshments wth sgns. "f they (Southerners) are classc racst red-necked folks, don't have to worry about seeng them," Okantah sad, addng that such a person would carefully avod any contact wth blacks. N THE NORTH, be sad, there s a pretense of lberalty and a myth that racsm exsts only n southern states. "We tend to know better," Okantah "There were no sgns n the Norm, but we knew what neghborhood we could go nto and whch neghborhood you went nto at your ownrsk." Whle n New York, Okantah was almost stabbed and thought often of death and dyng. Once whle sttng on a park bench he met a character who would later appear n a poem. " was stfng there and ths old brother sts down on the bench," Okantah "So, tred to start a See POET, page four Mwatabu Okantah BG News Photo'Jerry Cattaneo
2 The BG Newa/February 17, 1983 THE BG NEWS OPNON Vol.63 Febnury 17,1983 ssue 79 -WP»»:*:*S*:^^^^ Solomon Amendment needs Unversty acton The Reagan admnstraton s now actvely enforcng the federal regulaton known as the Solomon Amendment. Ths s the law whch requres any male applyng for federal fnancal ad to show proof of regstraton for the draft. We oppose ths law because t represents a return to a system of dscrmnatory enforcement of draft regulatons. Durng the Vetnam War there were a large number of deferments avalable to the rch. The most famous of these were the student deferments and deferments for those classfed as havng a crtcal skll n a home front ndustry. Both of these deferment programs and many more were subject to abuses whch let anyone wth enough money and power avod the draft. The Solomon Amendment s (scrmnatory. Only those who have need of fnancal ad wll be requred to show proof of draft regstraton. Ths means that many mddle and lower class men who oppose the draft wll be forced to choose between regstraton and a college educaton. However, men from the upper class who have slpped through the other enforcement procedures wll be able to get an educaton. A number of unverstes have fled sut to block enforcement of the regulaton. We urge the Unversty admnstraton and Board of Trustees to begn efforts to name the Unversty as a plantff n ths sut. We further urge Presdent Olscamp to follow the lead of the presdents of Kent State and other unverstes by makng a publc statement on the Solomon Amendment. Placement Servce polces t s now 8:05 a.m. and have just returned from the Unversty ntervew sgn-ups offered through our Unversty funded offce. have been COMMENTARY by Thomas R. Schmuhl awake snce 4: S a.m. at whch tme lterally threw my clothes on. Sabbed a handful of my credental ns, and rushed over to the Student Servces Buldng. Upon arrval at Student Servces (about 4.35 a.m.) found just four other students watng. After vewng the four ndvduals notced no other fnance majors present except for myself. At ths tme became enthused knowng there exsted the very real possblty to sgn for two ntervews, Marathon Ol beng my frst choce and Mac tools second.-ths enthusasm was however extngushed wthn the hour when the doors of the Student Servces Buldng were opened and no company lnes had been posted. Though two ntervews would have been nce would be happy to get one, now however would be qute lucky to get one ntervew. suppose should explan how these company lnes work before go any further. On the nsde walls of the Student Servces Buldng foyer (the lobby the bookstore uses at the begnnng of each semester to house the long lne of book-buyng students) are posted peces of paper wth the recrutng company's names and the postons they are seekng to fll. Under these sgns form lnes of students wshng to ntervew wth that respectve company. These lnes are scattered randomly throughout the lobby to releve pressure. At 7:30 a proctor appears and takes the students names prortzed by the order the students are standng n. t s very dffcult to trace the evoluton of the rules that govern sgn-up prorty for the smple fact that these rules change every week, but wll gve t a try. Last semester doors were opened by 8 p.m. the nght before and all company sgns were posted so that as Mtor t«d,y trocht Monoglno Edtor Julo Thornton Aut. Monoono Edtor Morcla Sloon Now«Edtor Koran Sondttrom Edllorol Edtor Rchard. For *" MHor Androa Sooner Fooh.ro Edtor Nancy Sooth THE BO news students fled n they could lne up under the company they wshed to sgn wth. Ths system worked farly well though t dd cut nto students' sleep tme. As a remedy to ths nconvenece to the students, Mr. James Galloway, Drector of Placement, mandated doors not to be opened untl 6 a.m. the mornng of sgn-ups. Meant to decrease the number of students who lose sleep and study tme, ths rule has n fact not worked at all and has nstead merely shfted responsblty from the admnstraton to the students. The Unversty no longer needs to keep an eye on the students and buldng. Ths rule mplemented after the frst week of ths semester never has been followed. One week doors opened at 5 a.m., anther week at 4:46 a.m., and ths week at 5:35 a.m. Essentally wth ths nconsstency how could a student know when the doors open? Once ths rule, wth all ts nconsstency, was mplemented the Placement offce began tnkerng wth the element that prompted ths letter. Orgnally all company sgns were posted before or rght after doors were opened so that those students who were n the front of the lne could then fle n and get n the front of the lne for ther. respectve company. Ths method worked under the "greatest desre" prncple. A student who really wanted a partcular ntervew had to have the desre to be one of the frst n hs/her feld to get n that company lne, a frst come, frst served bass f you wll. The new drectons from Mr. Galloway s that company sgns and consequently lnes would not be up untl 7 a.m.; one half hour before sgn-ups begn. What ths meant s that no matter how much desre or need you had for a partcular ntervew you could not guarantee a spot by showng more ambton and gettng to sgn-ups before your peers. nstead, and ths s the joke of the whole rule, the prorty for sgn-ups s physcal proxmty. The student who s closest to where a company sgn s hung s bestowed the frst choce to sgn-up for an ntervew. As you can well magne ths would cause a mass scramble of career thrsty senors velng for a lmted number of ntervew slots. Ths s precsely what happened Copy Edtor Vckl K.nhor- Ant. Copy Edtor Jo* Cray AM. Copy Edtor amadatta Bodnor Sportl Edtor K.llh Wolthor AMt. Spom Edtor Tom HM* Photo Edtor Jorry Cattanoo Awl. Photo Edtor Patrck Sandor TtwG*.»»uMm»U1>l»^,ll»»<.M*»«<fct*. n^^^lvfcrml.. h> *»»~r< > MAM UWn at -. Or**, Map. Mt.mll>. f '»"' >r «* HH *»..tn»h..<te *. ^tmm» «l t. to W S. P H~» «W %~**, Qr^c. UmH M^ntt, «r» mfml»rn n»jl.. mm lktlomm-«w «,»,». WltXOktlklOHn All,<jm.~r~«MUrM md mm.. Ottlc l»unh*r»hyhom ntlmor»» MtyrMty *» & «OH.4J40J rtommtunao H«l...l,-»-*«4.»y,,», n Mrtaf T *> "> >"»»*(«, «> tout»mc... a. Barbe tral wll teach of the past At some pont n the comng year the French wll have another Adolf Echmann tral on ther hands. Wth the extradton of Klaus Barbe by COMMENTARY by Max Lerner..^^^^^uJ.;.l;Mv^^^^^!.^^^!.!^!.!^^^^!.!^^^^!.^!A^^^^^^^^^^ m^m^:fe::s:«:vmv;;>v-' :*:-:*»: Bolva they have taken on a task whch may grow to rhnocerous-sze and become the great moral tral of the '80s, as Echmann's was for the '60s. As Gestapo chef n Lyons from 1942 to 1944 the French hold Barbe responsble for the death of thousands of underground fghters, ncludng Jean Houln the hero of the Resstance. He handed some 11,000 French Jews, ncludng young chldren, over to the Nazs for the death camps. The trackng-down story s a lttle classc n tself. n 1948 Amercan ntellgence seems to have used Barbe as an nformant to help locate hgher Nazs, and pad hs way to Bolva, where he lved for 32 years, dealng n drugs and tmber, buldng a fortune, sharng t wth Bolvan offcals. The French last hope of ever fndng hm. But 11 years ago a husband-wfe team of Naz-hunters Serge and Beate Klarfeld dentfed hm. Twce they tred n van to get hm extradted to France. Fnally a new Bolvan government came to power and cancelled hs fraudulent ctzenshp, and be s back at the Montluc Prson where he had lorded t over hs lttle doman of torture and death. There s a great and mountng anger n France where the famles of so many of Barbe's vctms remember hm as "The Butcher of Lyons." But the French authortes wll have a long and hard road to try Barbe under a new law for "crmes aganst humanty," the statute of lmtatons _ create sgn-up lne anarchy yesterday. Though was frst n lne orgnally, was pushed back to number 10 because guessed the wrong spot the Marathon sgn-up sheet would be at. On ths partcular sheet there were just 12 slots. Essentally just made t; not to menton the fact got the last ntervew of the day whch, dependng on who you talk to, s the worst tme slot to have. dd however get an ntervew whch s why ths letter s not to patronze my poston but that of those who were unable to get an ntervew yesterday. After sgn-ups talked wth Mr. Galloway and he nformed me that "ths s what the students wll want." Well, got news for you Mr. Galloway. am one student who does not want your drectve. thnk t's shortsghted and unfar. t's obvous to me that the students, n ths case, were not consdered. The result, though cannot say for sure, s a large percentage of these students are not happy and do not want ths new system for sgn-ups. Alternatvely propose movng back to the postng of company sgns before the doors are opened and then you can open those doors whenever you wsh, be t 8 p.m. or 6 a.m. Realstcally the placement offce wll never get anxous students to stay home untl 15 mnutes before sgn-ups - evdence ths mornng. nstead a realzaton of long lnes seems most approprate. Hell, long lnes are a part of college lfe; try to pck up a hockey tcket, buy books or add a class, youll see. Ths alternatve may have small repercussons but nothng compared to the shock waves of your new drectve. t has also been brought to my attenton that the proctors (those persons who brng the sgn-up schedules for varous companes) have, f students, the prorty to sgn-up for two ntervews before the schedules are gven to the other students. Essen- Bally prorty for knowng someone nsde. really can not see how ths can be Justfed. Ths mornng a frend of a frend of mne was bumped from the last open poston on a schedule because a procter had sgned hs name before the schedule had even reached the students. S THS FAR?! Although the Placement offce does provde a tremendous servce to the students the nconsstency and shortsghtedness n regard to those students, results n tantng ther reputaton. Very smply, the system needs more feedback from the students. What propose s that we as students provde Mr. Galloway and the Placement offce wth that feedback. suggest a barrage of telephone calls, letters and even personal offce calls. The message need not be long just smply tell them you don't feel present polcy s adequate. You can gve them new alternatves or just tell them " agree wth Tom." Serously, WE ARE the ones who wll force the change!!! When you're sendng n those messages remember those students who were shut out of ntervews whle realzng the next tme t may be you who mused that ntervew and possbly that job... havng run out aganst the old charges. t s temptng to compare Barbe's comng tral wth Echmann's. Hannah Arendt, who was recognzed for her nsght nto the totaltaran mnd, covered the Echmann tral n 1961 for the New Yorker. She startled the world when she subttled her book, "Echmann n Jerusalem," as "*- Report on the Banalty of Evl." She ddn't mean that there s somethng of the Echmann n each of us. What she meant - n the tortured way of a "phlosopher's phlosopher" - was that Echmann was hmself a flat and empty character, wthout dmen- j son, ncapable of understandng the enormty of what be had done snce for hm as bureaucrat t was a smple case of obeyng the mandate of Htler. One must see Htler's evl as anythng but banal. t was radcal and absolute. Nor was Barbe's evl banal. He s sad to have had a hand hmself n the torturng, perhaps even to have taken Seasure n t. Yet vndctveness n lelf s not the answer. A great research s gong on around us - a research nto a past that started wth Htter's power system 50 years ago, when all the tradtonal moral norms crumbled n Europe and mor- alty became a relatve matter, dependent on what a Htler or Staln had as hs poltcal purpose. We are only now startng to ask searchngly whether there s a contnung and permanent base for judgng human moralty and evl. The Barbe tral wll be part of that search. Fortunately t won't be held n Jerusalem nor under Jewsh auspces, as the Echmann tral was. Snce the Jews were so nvolved as vctms t s better for others to wear the robes of judges and for manknd as a whole to delver the verdct. Max Lerner wrtes for the Los Angeles Tmes Syndcate. > lllt..v.v.v,-.-. Jordan lecture marred by audence behavor The worlds of academa and busness both requre that those ndvduals wshng to gan admttance, or further advancement must posess certan prerequstes. For example, numerous employment ads n the Wall Street Journal requre that applcants must have a specfed academc background wth some type of related practcal experence. Lkewse, the accountng/management nformaton systems department requres that all students regsterng for ntermedate accountng courses must have attaned at least a 2.00 average n the two ntroductory accountng courses. After the performance of the unversty communty at the Hamlton Jordan lecture on Tuesday, January 31, we would lke to suggest the followng courses as prerequstes for all ndvduals attendng UAO lectures: UAO 101 LECTURE COURTESY: The Forgotten Art UAO 102 The Art of Pognant and Cogent Questonng For those ndvduals not n attendance, Hamlton Jordan was treated wth the same amount of courtesy and respect that we usually reserve for the beloved members of that so called unversty to the north. Throughout hs lecture and subsequent queston and answer sesson, numerous ndvduals (20 to 25 percent of the ntal audence) showed ther apprecaton for Mr. Jordan's efforts by walkng out of the UAO sponsored event. Havng gven a number of lectures ourselves, we can testfy that there s nothng more demoralzng than to have a number of people leave whle speakng, let alone havng a quarter of one's ntal audence dsappear. Not only are such premature departures dsheartenng to the speaker, they are extremely annoyng to those of us who reman. Numerous tmes durng the lecture, we found ourselves stranng to hear the words of Hamlton Jordan over the dn of sldng chars and shufflng feet As f the aforementoned actvtes were not enough, a number of questons posed by the audence were not nqures that probed ether the thnkng or belefs of the speaker. Rather, the questons bordered on the verge of beng self-servng datrbes to the nqustor's own ego. Those queres Jasper TM,l>b >**M,sxe- (/OOHWCTHAT TtoNfe AftCK/r TMtS Cot»*Nce.- T«l*a*«sns1 MEWrO"6AlM3CT l»*»jt»j&-! CA^cfuaa.? SAVC MOHTY. JEL^rMTtt-^C nut At* Mowe/ X'VCSPEWTHBe, XCKaJoAuKC Am***** AHt,tlK!OMST**S. ranged from the ndvdual who spoke for over two mnutes and had to be asked what hs queston actually was, to the woman who spoke on the vrtues of readng government documents and ended by promotng a book wrtten by Jacques Cousteau. The ntent of most ndvduals attendng a lecture s to lsten to the deas and belefs of the speaker, not what appeared to be the unnformed bases of certan members of the audence. To crtcze wthout presentng possble solutons, s consdered by most to be merely an exercse n mental masturbaton. As a result, we suggest the followng: 1) That UAO establsh a secton n ether the rear of the Grand Ballroom, or n the balcony seatng to accomodate those ndvduals who want to attend the lecture porton of the event but do no want to reman for the subsequent queston and answer sesson. 2) That UAO make a publc appeal to all persons attendng lectures encouragng them to reman for the entre event out of respect for the speaker. n addton, ths appeal should emphasze that f an early departure s requred, that such ndvduals should st n the rear or balcony area as desgnated by UAO. 3) That UAO establsh a one mnute lmt on all ntal questons. Ths would requre those persons askng questons to formulate ther queres a an organzed and succnct form. Mark D. Oattlng nstructor Accountlng/MS Ann L. Kaaaarman MBA Student Mew musc conductor valuable faculty member Good thngs are happenng at the school of musc. One of these developments s the work of the new conductor, Maestro Grzegorz Nowak. We have never before had so many, so vared and such good concerts, ncludng a number of works never heard here before. Mr. Nowak s a very grted and enthusastc muscan, able to nspre the members of the Phlharmona and of the Chamber Orchestra - many of them fne and promsng muscans n ther own rght - to do ther best. And they sound VOU CKK»#HT Amn --sc SEBUXOM f^rueec) SPEpmts- better than ever before. We hope that Maestro Nowak wll work wth Bowlng Green students for years to come. Hs energy and hs work load are prodgous: he conducts the Phlharmona, The Chamber Orchestra, the Youth Orchestra and the Opera, and also teaches conductng. The results of hs work are apprecated by all. One can only hope that the attendance at these valuable performances ncreases. Students, faculty and other members of the Bowlng Green communty who mss them are mssng one of the best thngs Bowlng Green has to offer. And t s FREE. Stafana E. Frank Aaat. Prof. Languaga Lab Msuraca feels note needed clarfcaton Ths s to clarfy a letter publshed on Feb. 11, enttled "Msuraca should state tcket lne polces." The letter tself was easly understood. However, the edtors note was msleadng. At no tme dd or any person assocated wth UAO or the tcket sales procedure threaten anyone watng n the tcket lne. Your edtors note does not make that pont clear n any way, shape or form, consequently makng t (the note) rjsleadng and naccurate. t must be stated that ths letter was wrtten because your edtoral staff consdered the note clear and accurate and would not make the clarfcaton. Thomat H. 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Sc Sc takes reporter to hdeout by Mary Gbson reporter was told to be n front of the Admnstraton Buldng by the fountans at 10 p.m. Shortly thereafter a car pulled up drven by two heavly dsgused, masked men. They ntroduced themselves as "Sc Sc, numbers one and two." Thus began a hghly nterestng evenng. We went for a drve, and whle lstened attentvely, Number One and Number Two told me - wth muffled voces due to ther masks - about ther experences wth Sc Sc. Sc Sc s the oldest tradton at the Unversty, accordng to Number Two. He sad Sc Sc s about 35 years old. He told me that Dr. Prout, when presdent of the Unversty, saw a lack of enthusasm on campus and took t upon hmself to do somethng about t. He pcked sx people - two sophomores, two junors and two senors, to take on the task of promotng sprt on the campus, he ACCORDNG TO Cary Brewer, regstrar at the Unversty and faculty advsor for Sc Sc (and one of the few who knows the dentty of the members), t was all very ceremonal and mysterous. "They were brought to Prout's basement, where (Dr.) Prout asked them to take an oath of secrecy," Brewer The group no longer operates out of a basement. They have a secret hdeout known only to the members. t s there that they pant the tradtonal red and black sgns. B.G.'s NORTHEND \ PZZA OVEN - BAKED SUBS Free Delvery After 4pm 352-7734 110 W. Poe Rd. $.50 12' Pzza $.75 $1.00 14* Pzza 16* Pzza -. The sgns are just one of the tradtons the group s steeped n. The format of the sgns s always the same, wth the message appearng n red and "Sc Sc sez" n black. The sgns are always taped up the same way, wth maskng tape formng an "x f n all four corners. The overalls they wear when they appear n publc are old relcs from the Wood County jal, accordng to Number Two, and each member pcks out hs own mask. had vsons of fndng out the meanng of the ttle, "Sc Sc," but ths, too, s secret. Only the members, past and present, know what t means. Number Two "WE'RE DENTFED by numbers." he The two senors are numbers one and two, junors are three and four, and sophomores are fve and sx, he "Our bggest problem s lack of exposure. Number Two "Because we're secretve and no one can know our dentty we can't go about n daylght," he He added that snce they do go out at nght not many people see them. "Snce they can't see us they thnk we're a mystery group," Number Two He added they would lke to be better known on campus. He also sad people try to copy the group. The selecton of new members s done mostly by the exstng members. "We look for motvaton, enthusasm, sprt. We're lookng for someone who s gong to be a student leader," Number Two He sad they screen people from day one. They montor dfferent agences on campus, such as Greek lfe, the dean of students and the BG News to get names of prospectve members, he "The fnal decson s made as a group," Number Two All the members have a say n decdng who the new members are gong to be, he THE GROUP s contnually rotatng. The chosen freshmen pck up ther dutes as the two senor members graduate and leave. The two senors are the only members who reveal ther dentty, and ths unmaskng takes place each sprng at the Beta 500. You mght be wonderng why the Unversty would want to keep an organzaton lke Sc Sc around. Accordng to numbers one and two, they are the largest source of monetary donatons from alumn. The reason for ths, accordng to Number One, s "snce we had such a postve experence at the Unversty we want others to have a postve experence. thnk that's why they keep us around." They sad they wll take stands on some ssues and wll not on others. "We're not a poltcal organzaton," Number One "We do a lot of personal stuff," Number Two sad, addng that the only requrement s that the request be n good taste. "f anyone wants to get a hold of Sc Sc (to request a sgn) they can contact Cary Brewer at the regstrar's offce," he He added that not enough people know they can do ths. Howards Cklbh 210 N. MAN PRESENTS. feb. 7J8J9 #/#< draft /^.Canadan beer /ft/that dwct RAY FULLER and the BLUESROCKERS "WE'RE NOT n ths for personal recognton," Number One He sad snce no one knows who they are, personal recognton s not plausble. He added t's enough to see someone smle or laugh over one of ther sgns. The bggest sense of personal satsfacton s beng unmasked at the Beta 500 n front of all our frends," Number Two At ths pont n the evenng was blndfolded and taken to the secret hdeout. Or as Number Two put t: "we blndfolded her and took her where no other news reporter has ever gone before." They dd an excellent job of screwng up any sense of drecton ever bad; had no dea where was or how got there, so certanly wll not be able to tell where the hdeout s. When we arrved at the hdeout the blndfold was removed, and was ntroduced to numbers three, four and fve, also wearng strange masks. "We'd lke more people to know who we are when we're out," Number Three sad (or was t Number Four or Number Fve?). He added that whle most of the Greek populaton on campus knows them, most ndependents do not. The sx members of Sc Sc form a closely knt group, Brewer " thnk Bowlng Green s a pretty neat place f t can keep ths gong for so long." he sad, somethng wth whch all the current members agree. "One of the best thngs about Sc Sc s there's no other organzaton lke us n the Unted States," Number Two specal offer Carousel Beauty Shop The BO Newa/Fcbraary 17. 1983 3 fewhude 1 V "fcm sfbt $!&** 1 $5 HARCUTS 30% off PERMS wth coupon Expres: Sat., Feb. 26, 1983 Varous Bradng Styles Avalable NEXUS 3REDKEN 140 EAST WOOSTER 3520800! 1! ~ ~a* 3 msar f < c Sc Sc n acton ' -^^B BG News Photo/Patrck Sandor Frday & Saturday OASS Many drnk specals NO COVER 1 Dorado MEXCAN FOOD * DRNK tmh. Man..C. 1S4-SU1 4. '" * 8 days/7 nghts deluxe lodgng at the Whtehall nn on the beach, just north of the per! * Welcome party wth free refreshments. DAYTONA BEACH - $125 For nformaton call: Mary Jo 2-4691. WANTED: K t * MALE CONTESTANTS FOR THE 1ST ANNUAL MR. BGSU PHYSQUE CONTEST MARCH 12 Entres must be receved by March 7 and can be obtaned from Dr. Dunn, Sports Physology lab, Eppler South or Gary Kshbaugh at 352-7949 * *** * Complete program of optonal actvtes and events. * Optonal excursons to Dsney World. 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4 TM BO Newa/February 17, 1983 POET... from page one conversaton, and he would not talk. He ddn't know who was. New York s that knd of place." The old man became part of a poem about the suddenness of death, a "salt and pepper black man who won't speak, say where or when." JUST AS a Northern nfluence s felt n the South, many blacks lvng n the North retan some of ther Southern hertage. n Northern ctes lke Harlem and Cleveland, people show a "raw exuberance." Black Amercans today are descendants of the one slave n ten who survved the trp to Amerca, Okantah Hs themes often ncorporate the strength of old black Amercans. "n spte of that they can stll smle. They have overcome that adversty. Younger folks' noton of Jm Crow, dscrmnaton and lynchngs are nebulous. They've only heard someone talk about t" Many old people to leave the South and resent those who dd, accordng to Okantah. Those who return may be facng the old South agan, or a new South. Atlanta U crowded wth Northerners, he "There's an ronc symbolsm, a comment on Amerca that thngs really haven't changed^ Okantah "We really should have stayed down South. We would have had a land base." CARTY RENTALS E. Wooster - Houses for 5/8 Students 9 mo.,««* E. Merry- Houses for 4/5 Students 9 mo.«««e. Merry - Apts. for 3/4 Students 9 mo. ea* 1 Bedroom House & Apartments - 12 month lease startng summer Effcency Apts. - long or short term leases Specal Summer Rates Phone 352-7365 EVERY THURSDAY 5 nch 1 tem Pzza $2.00 11-4:00 nsde or pck up only 4P SUBS! 7 nch regular sub $2.00 \\ 5-9:00 We delver sub specal only No coupons for pop accepted on sub specal 440 E. Court 352-1596 ("3(tTu CAMPUS MANOR APARTMENTS Adjacent to Sterlng Mlk Dexters Dorsey Drugs WE STLL HAVE A FEW VACANCES FOR THE 83-84 SCHOOL YEAR! 2 Bedroom, 4 Person ALL UTLTES PAD EXCEPT ELECTRC (heat,a/c,and hot water by gas) ndvdual leases MODEL Apt. 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The fve-member commttee was apponted n January 1982 by Dr. Mchael Ferrar, then nterm Unversty presdent, to nvestgate unanswered ojuearlone about mnorty and women's status, char Suzanne Crawford Dr. James Ltwn, nsttutonal studes, descrbed HO as a "hectc year". Sex-related ncdents on campus ncreased. The cwnrruttae tred to assess the stuaton at the Un versmy.he THE COMMTTEE submtted fve recommenda- tons to Unversty Presdent Paul Olacamp n late 1962. Frst, the presdent and other Unversty leaders should take a publc stand aganst racsm and sexsm. Another recommendaton suggested Unversty evaluatons should nclude questons on the status of women and mnortes. Fnally, an establshed Unversty unt should defne and montor the Unversty clmate. The commttee ntervewed staff and organzatonal representves about the status of women and mnortes. Admnstrators, staff and students gave anonymous testmonals to the racst and sexst atmosphere at the Unversty. One such report, accordng to Dr. Rolando Andrade, ethnc studes, was the Report on the Qualty of Programs and Servces for Latno Students at Bowlng Green State Unversty n 1980. The report, whch uncovered many strong feelngs about Latnos, was never made publc. Latno student enrollment has decreased snce then. "F YOU have three or four groups n four or fve dfferent years and nothng happens, why should you go to another one (commttee)?" Andrade Some members on the Commttee on the Status of Women and Mnortes felt the futlty too. Once n frustraton, an end to commttees n general was suggested. "We've been studed to death," Andrade "An we want now s acton." OnADV/WCtO COM»«ourt»Mmonwmmm» room stmxdumkm*«ourmm'kjmmcmmm»v u coaaga ts.lm Prlca mduomatt round lra> lo SOWN* from Now 10 slurjanu oompwno. r-o yaar programa m U.8 AoVanead couraaa Yora. foam, boord. J MSW crxwpma Qovatnmarn gram, and loom alto MH W akgo. 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Olacamp asked: commttee members to suggest specfc ways to mplement the fve recommendatons, whch dd not occur wth the Latno report, Andrade However, the report alone wn not erase racst and sexst atttudes n ndvduals Andrade Readng the report could help some ndvduals change ther opnons. Dr. Dense Trauth, rado-tvflm, ' A LOT of thnkng, feelng, carng people.. wll start to reflect on ther own behavor, and that wll have to make a statement," she "f they are really racst or sexst, they won't change. But there are a lot of peo- &n the mddle who can n new behavors." U P O N Ltwn, nsttutonal studes, sad he hopes for long-term changes n a short tme. ''Commttees put out brush fres and treat symptoms," Ltwn sad, addng that ths partcular commttee has been more vsble than others. Students must keep ssues alve, by passng on ther concerns to ncomng freshmen through organzatons, Ltwn Many students are too frghtened to report ncdents of sexual and racal harassment. 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': ::::-.-. ::::..:.-. ;;;;::..: :. :::.. ;:.-. :,;;: :. ::;.;^;.;.,;.v.v.;..:.v:^.a:^;.v.;;;-:;v.;^^;:;:^::^^::^v^:^ Tht BO Naw/February 17. 1983 S ELSEWHERE mll n--- Sherff held n contempt YOUNGSTOWN (AP) - Mahonne County Sherff James Trafcant Jr., who had refused to sgn foreclosure deeds on 10 houses, yesterday was sentenced to 100 days n jal. Trafcant was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Charles Bannon, who found Trafcant gulty of 10 separate counts of contempt of court. "Ths s a government of laws, not a dctatorshp," Bannon told Trafcant as he ordered the sherff jaled for 10 days on each contempt count and that the sentences be served consecutvely. Before passng sentence, Bannon gave Trafcant a last chance to sgn the deeds. "At the rsk of beng melodramatc, sgn these deeds," the judge Trafcant refused. " wll not sgn these deeds untl fnd out the dsposton of those people dsplaced from those homes," Trafcant After sentencng, Trafcant showed no emoton as he was escorted from the courtroom by three Youngstown polce offcers. Bannon had ordered hm taken to jal mmedately. Trafcant last week refused to sgn the deeds, whch would have turned the 10 houses over to lenders holdng mortgages on them. Robert HenUn, a lawyer representng four out-ofstate banks holdng government guaranteed mortgages on the homes, bad requested the contempt ctatons aganst Trafcant. After Trafcant was sentenced, Henkn sad he would ask the judge to appont an admnstrator to sgn the foreclosure deeds and conduct auctons of the foreclosed propertes, actons Trafcant refused to take. Ken Etzwler, presdent of the Buckeye State Sherffs' Assocaton, sad he ddn't understand why Trafcant refused to sgn the deeds. "The sales already went through. He's refusng to sgn the deed, and ths s after the fact. The sales were already made. don't know what he's tryng to prove unless he's tryng to get some pty," Etxwler Etzwler, the Ashland County sherff, sad under Oho law sherffs are rer'red to sgn every deed t goes through foreclosure. Begn beats no-confdence motons JERUSALEM (AP) - Prme Mnster Menachem Begn's coalton easly defeated three parlamentary no-confdence motons yesterday amed at top- C" g the government over Berut massacre nqury. The 64-56 vote, taken on the three motons smultaneously by a Parlament n full attendance, followed party lnes. t was the 12th tme Begn has crushed noconfdence motons snce hs re-electon n June 1981. Reports crculated that serous efforts were under way to draw Begn's Lkud bloc and the opposton Labor Party together nto a "natonal unty government" amed at healng srael's splt over the nqury report and the ouster of Arel Sharon as defense chef. Both Labor and Lkud appeared dvded over whether to go ahead wth the unon. FRTO LAY POTATO CHPS HALF POUNDER SEVEN-UP or LKE SX PACK CANS ^-RACKETEERS DARY QUEEN BULDNG Sharon resgned as defense mnster Sunday after the nqury commsson crtczed hs decson last September to let Lebanese Chrstan mltamen nto two west Berut refugee camps where hundreds of cvlans were slaughtered. The combatve ex-general's weakened status was demonstrated yesterday when he was excluded from a meetng of the mnsteral commttee on the Lebanon negotatons, of whch he used to be a se- 99* $1.49 nor member. Former Prme Mnster Ytzhak Rabn led the onslaught aganst the government, clamng ts conduct n the massacre was ndcatve of ts handlng of the entre Lebanon nvason that was launched June 6....,.::,^..^;:..% MREfeaOM wymwwmtmwmm* Buldng for elderly burns, three de WLMNGTON, N.C. (AP) - A fre that began near a baseboard beater spread smoke through parts of a hgh-rse for the elderly. kllng three people and njurng 18 as fremen and neghbors returnng from a prayer meetng rushed to evacuate resdents. Dozens of people fled n ther nghtclothes after the blaze erupted on the top floor of the 11-story Harry H. Solomon Towers. Flames were "leapng out of the wndow" when fre trucks arrved, assstant fre chef C.E. Bland, The hallway on the Uth floor was so hot that frefghters wearng protectve clothng could stay only a few mnutes. 'To wake people up, we beat on the doors and kcked them, whatever we could do. Some of the people could hardly get to ther doors," he. stock',/ >..^<n Amerca. for B.G.S.U. Students n need of a resume. Stop and see us. the MEWB Resume Pro's. We offer Computer Typesettng and Graphc Art Professonals to assst you n desgnng your resume to make an mpmct on the reader. We have qualty, effcent 2 day servce. t (We type resume's too.) T-SQUARE anwga nc.. 121 South Mam Street Bowlng C>««n Onw 4)40? 419)52 6488 * (' "Some of those people had taken medcaton and t was hard to get them up." Susan Powell sad she was returnng home from a prayer meetng when she saw the flames. As she ran to call the fre department, a companon, Donald Noe dent down sx flghts of stars. TWO WOMEN, both vctms of asphyxaton, were found dead on the Uth floor, one n a hallway and one n a room, «*HH««They were dentfed as Thelma Brtton, 68, and Sylva Barnes, 49. Mtchell Cannon, 72, ded at New Hanover Memoral Hosptal after sufferng an apparent heart attack. The fre began at about 10:30 p.m. when paper lyng close to a baseboard heater n Barnes' apartment gnted, Davd Bos- well, Wlmngton fre preventon chef, Seventeen resdents were taken by ambulance to New Hanover Memoral. where they were treated for smoke nhalaton. Four, ncludng Cannon, were admtted. A polce offcer was treated at the scene for «mnfc» nhalaton. The hour-long fre gutted one apartment and damaged three, and One floors receved smoke and water damage, Housng Authorty Drector J. Alan Jones He sad the buldng had SO apartments and 168 resdents. Cty and school buses provded emergency shelter and took 80 resdents to Hoggard Hgh School, where the county dsaster team set up temporary housng. MANY EVACUEES were met there by frends and relatves who took them home. Tra Mallard, who lves across from the Solomon Towers, took about 15 people nto her home. Lorama Anderson, 76, who has been confned to a wheelchar for 56 years, sad she was taken from the buldng by a man who pulled her char down sx flghts of stan. " asked hm who he was, and he sad be wasn't a freman but was just a passer-by," she sad, dentfyng the man as Noe. Henry Powell of the Maco area sad he carred four people out before fre and rescue teams took over. James Leonard, 76, who has no legs, sad he was carred down to safety by a man who was passng by and saw the fre. Annual BOOT SALE Every Par Men's and Lady's 10% to 50% OFF low thru end of February FRYE * DNGO * LAREDO * DURANGO THE OUTPOST WESTERN STORE us. x-r 10-9 urn Lee lean Jackets low n Stock S29.96 KHO. 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6 The BG N ewe/february 17, 1983 Hstory... from page one dets n student traffc volaton cases. A student rot occurred agan on March 26, 1961. SherrUl Gray, desk unt head of crculaton servces at the Jerome lbrary, was a student at the Unversty then. "The rot was caused f Pzza Specal Large Pzza *»» «because of dssatsfacton wth the presdent, Ralph McDonald. t was a serous event. They (the students) made the natonal news," she Mots reoccurred n 1970. Ths tme they were n opposton to the Vetnam War. "We had 8,000 students 5.00,/. *, Mark's Pzza Pub Fr.eD.wry 352-J551 At «l «*«t MM BatJ/tt/H J marchng around the cam pus whch s hard to beleve. That perod of tme was ncredble," Dr. Wllam Spragens, a professor of poltcal scence who wtnessed the actvsm, The peacefulness of the marches at the Unversty was a postve aspect. Ths was not true at other campuses. "BG s the only state unversty that ddn't close down n 1970," Marlyn Gravett, a lbraran n the Wood County Lbrary, "All the others had to shut down because of rots. Parents send ther kds here because Bowlng Green has a reputaton for beng conservatve." Unversty Vllage WE STLL HAVE APARTMENTS FOR NEXT YEAR! Close to campus, banks and fast food Dependable mantenance ALL heat, water and trash pck-up pad for. Tenant pays electrc only PHONE 352-0164 $620 ea./semester OFFCE HOURS Summer rates avalable Mon ; Fn '"! Sat 9-12 RENTAL OFFCE LOCATED N AMHERST VLLAGE BEHND WENDY'S. THE SOCETY OF PROFESSONAL JOURNALSTS n conjuncton wth UNVERSTY STUDENT PUBLCATONS Offers to the Students of BOWLNG GREEN STATE UNVERSTY PROFESSONAL RESUME SERVCES Reasonable Rates Professonal Qualty Most Sophstcated Typesettng Equpment n Bowlng Green Call 372-2601 or stop by 106 Unversty Hall BG APARTMENTS 818-822 Second St. Two bedroom, four person Gas heat & all utltes furnshed except electrc Laundry, Ar Condtonng $530 per month 352-7454 Sound & Vson by Fata Mller record revews ERC CLAPTON -Money And Cgarettes( Warner Bros.) t s no secret that Erc Clapton's career has been marked by many muscal and personal changes. t has been 15 years snce the long solos that characterzed Cream, and Money And Cgarettes fnds Clapton soundng genunely comfortable playng a mxture of blues, ballads and rockers. The LP's most strkng track s the Claptonpenned - sx of the 10 cuts here are orgnals - "An't Gong Down." a muscal hybrd of the Domnos' "Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad" and Bob Dylan's "All Along The Watch- Clapton marked by changes tower." The openng chords draw the lstener nto the frst lnes of the song: "t an't no bg deal, we're all lucky to M alve/ myself don't beleve n luck or takng chances and wll survve." The song closes wth: "Channeled n my groove, part of another space and tme/please allow me to ntroduce another good frend of mne/some call hm fear, some call hm rghteousness/ myself an't clear, and you can't force me to make a guess." But Clapton's nternal turmol of the past has been sweetened f not replaced by martal contentment. The beautful ballad, "Pretty Grl," and the shuffle "Man n Love," are sequels to the Stowhand LFs "Wonderful Tonght" - anttheses to the classc "Layla," wrtten about Lfe Style Surplus 'YourM*A*S*H Connecton* Fatgue Pants Camo Shrts and Pants Khak Pants o1 Pants and SALE: w Scrub Suts Mscellaneous Mltary Paraphernala Open: 10-5:30 Mon-Sat. 904 E. Wooster Next to T.O.'s SK STEAMBOAT - $219 SK WNTER PARK $189 SK VAL - $219 COMPLETE PACKAGE NCLUDE* * 5 nghts deluxe condo lodgng * 4 days lft tckets * Full program of partes and actvtes * Sk races wth przes ' All taxes and servce charges * Optonal ar and motorcoach transportaton avalable Patt Boyd Harrson (ex- George), who's now Patt Boyd Clapton. Although never ndulgent, ths record features more sx-strng solos per tune than any Clapton studo LP snce the unparalleled collaboraton wth Duane AUman on Layla. Contrbutons by such stalwarts as Donald "Duck" Dunn (Booker T., Blues Brothers) on bass and drummer Roger Hawkns (Traffc, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Secton) add a supportve rhythm boost throughout. The LP s further dstngushed by the producton work of TomDowd, who has contrbuted to Claypton's best records. SOFT CELL- TbeArtOf Fallng Apart (Sre) The success of Soft Cell's "Tanted Love," the long- ^-" LSAT GMAT Semnars now formng for January 29th GMAT February 19th LSAT for further nformaton call (313) 261-LSAT classes held n Ann Arbor Toledo Dearborn Troy East Lansng ^S «^ *T* aac ^^ ^^ "^ ^^* ^^" *^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ *^N ^f^ ^ ^ "T^ T* "Must sgn up by FRDAY" WEEKEND TRP Feb. 19 & 20 Prce ncludes: At Alpne ad Brghton Mchgan $75.00 /person (four n a room) Transportaton Down Hll Breakfast & Dnner Lft Tcket or Two Lessons Cross Country Equpment Next trp leaves Feb. 26 & 27 Co 1 UA.' > 13 eat contnuously chartng sngle n the hstory of Bllboard magazne, turned many ears throughout the musc ndustry and recordbuyng publc at large. Not snce Gary Numan's "Cars" n 1979 had the substantal Brtsh electrosynth-pop movement cored such wdespread popularty n the Unted States, and the success of 'Tanted Love" paved the way for such bands as Human League and Yaz. The Art OfFallng Apart fnds ths duo (Marc Almond, vocals; Davd Ball, nstruments) takng a leap forward followng ther mpressve debut and last year's margnally successm LP, Non-Stop Ecstatc Dancng. The sparse keyboard/vocal dchotomy whch made such a stunnng statement ntally for Soft Cell has been devel- oped nto a much fuller sound va the use of acoustc nstruments (pano, drums, horns) to complement Ball's syntheszers. The duo has also moved away from the dependence on a "dance-orented" sound (a la Yaz), nstead nfusng a keen sense of melody, muscalty, varety and dynamcs. Wthn ths context, Almond's vocals sound more nspred than n the past. Ths muscal settng also helps the LP's theme of personalty dsntegraton from nhertng the^'doom and gloom" sentments common to several contemporary Brtsh bands. Though there may be no "hts" the calber of "Tanted Love" on The Art Of Fallng Apart, t's Soft Cell's most consstent package of songs to date. 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The BG News/Pefcnwrjr 17. MS 1 SPORTS ' -W^W^M^^ BBSS mm mm ^^MXWm^^M^m^MsM^^MMM^^^^^lM^^M $m* Falcons wn at Kent State; take over MAC lead by Joe Mener sports reporter KENT - For a whle n last nght's Md-Amercan Conference game between Bowlng Green and Kent State, t was dffcult to tell whether Lenny Wrtz and Dewey Arnold were basketball offcals or crcus rngmasters. Certanly, they could have run a three-rng crcus wth less confuson than they encountered n BG's 74-65 wn over the Golden Flashes before 4,- 471 rate fans n Kent's Memoral Gym. Wrtz was all alone at center stage after makng a questonable blockng foul on KSU's Anthony Grer wth 15:21 left n the contest. The foul, Grer's ffth of the game, brought on an ugly 10-mnute confrontaton between Wrtz and several fans, ncludng one who marched onto the court to voce hs opnon. When Wrtz nssted upon havng the man removed from the gym by arena polce offcers, several more fans joned n on the ruckus. Eventually, 20 fans followed the ejected fan out of the buldng n protest of the unfortunate stuaton. "t's a shame that t had to happen," KSU coach Jm McDonald " understand that the fan was upset but t doesnt do Kent State Unversty any good to have that knd of thng happen." WRTZ'S provokng call came when BG's Davd Jenkns took a pass from Keth Taylor and collded wth Grer as he was makng a lay-up. Kent's Dave Zegler, and a multtude of others, thought Wrtz should have called a chargng foul on Jenkns. Zegler, apparently let Whz know what he thought and was quckly slapped wth a techncal foul. Jenkns made both free throws to extend the BG lead to 48-34. But BG later regressed nto a shell and went scoreless for a stretch of 5:22 - the remander of the game was not nearly as close as the fnal score ndcated. BG's wn, coupled wth Oho's surprsng loss to MAC cellar-dweller Western Mchgan at Kalamazoo, Mch., left the Falcons all alone at the top of the MAC wth a conference record of 10-3. BG s 15-7 overall, whle Kent dropped to 6-7 n the league and 12-10 wth ts thrd MAC loss n a row. " feel proud to get out of here wth a wn," sad BG coach John Wenert. who added that he has seen fans get out of hand before. "When coached at St Joe's (nd.), t was always trouble when the Catholcs plaved the Protestant-Lutheran of Valpralso, (nd-). MAC STANDNGS Team (overall) Bowlng Green (15-7) Oho Unversty (1W) Mam (12-10) Toledo (134) Kent State (12-10) Ball State (13-9) Northern DJnos (9-13) Eastern Mchgan (8-14) Central Mchgan (8-14) Western Mchgan (5-18) Wednesday's results Western Mchgan 65 Oho 59 Mam 59 Central Mchgan Toledo 84 Ball State 66 Eastern Mchgan 56 NU 53 "WE WERE the Catholc school and remember one tme when a fan threw a mackerel (fsh) out on the Are the Cavs comng or gong? Cleveland Cavaler owner Ted Stepen sad yesterday n The Plan Dealer that f the team s not sold by the end of the season, he wll move t out of town. Bye. Seeya. Take t easy. used to be a Cavs fan. But that was back n the good ol'days when the Rchfeld Collseum was graced by the presence of such players as Bobby "Bngo" Smth, Dck Snyder, Austn Carr and the three Jms - Chones, Cleamons and Brewer. Now, the whole organzaton has become a farce and a lot of fans are dsassocatng themselves from t. Qute possbly, the Cavs are gettng more publcty now than they dd when they were wnners. But, t s rot the rjht knd of publcty - tjs the type that N Wflrnegatvsm. stll fnd myself lookng n the newspaper hopng to see a boxscore that shows a Cavaler wn. You know, stll feel an attachment (or maybe t's Just pty) towards them. And, upon seeng the fnal score, stll thnk postve: "well, at least they only lost by three to Mlwaukee." That s lttle consolaton. AS OF LATE, the Cavs have gven ther loyal fans reason to cheer. The Cavs have been on a tear, wnnng ther last three games - the hgh pont of the last two seasons. To many Cleveland fans that s reason to celebrate - but, f you compare t wth the past, t s knd of sad. You see. Cavaler fans were once a proud breed - they had hgh standards of qualty and hgher expectatons. Now, many of those same fans get excted over the smallest of accomplshments. "Hey, we don't have the worst record n the NBA any more," they'll say, "The Houston Rockets are worse than we are." N WALTS WORD^ by Keth Walther] sports edtor n the PD, one stockholder was quoted as sayng " don't thnk he (Steplen) wants to sell the club. thnk be wants to move the team to punsh the cty." Come on. thnk t s the other way around - the cty of Cleveland has been punshed long enough. By the Cavs movng, t would do the cty some justce. AS FAR as the "Cadavers" (as they are often referred by the crew at ESPN) leavng Cleveland, sus- The BG News Musc Survey The BG News s proud lo announce the begnnng of regular coverage of popular musc. We'll be featurng up to date record revews, concert revews, artst profles and ntervews, ncludng today's Bggest artsts and tomorrow's trendsetters. Most mportantly, we'll be gvng attenton to dfferent styles of musc, from manstream rock 'n' roll, to new wave, jazz, reggae, and more. To help us get to know your muscal tastes, please fll out the poll below and send t through campus mal or drop t by 106 Unversty Hall, care of Fats Mller. Results wll be prnted n an upcomng ssue of BG News. Let your opnons be heard! Favorte artsts/bands 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Favorte current songs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Top albums of 1982 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Age Sex: M F Resdence: On Campus Off Campus Hometown: You enjoy lstenng to the followng styles of musc (Please check): _rock_new wave_azz_soul_reggae_country_classc«j Average number of concerts you attend per semester. Average number of records you buy per month Rado statons you lsten to Musc publcatons you read. Do you enjoy hearng musc by new artsts? Yes No Sometmes Do you prefer lstenng 1 to older,'more famlar records? Yea No Sometmes Comments: Tkaak tor yom Mo. Phase atad kroufk campus mal or drat ky St Mvsraky Hal, care of Fal Mster. pect that there s not much for Cavs fans to worry about. Stepen for weeks has been sayng that he would lke to move the franchse to Toronto. But Canadans don't lke to be threatened, so that dea wll never pan out. Ether the Cavs wll fold due to ther fnancal woes, or a gutty busnessman wll take over the operaton. Don Kng, the boxng promoter, may be a possblty. Local real estate developer John Ferchll s another. Regardless of wno takes over the hapless organzaton, the stuaton can't get any worse than t has gotten under the fnacal wzardry and the personnel shufflng that Stepen has exhbted. Stepen has made more trades than a par of grade school kds do when swappng baseball cards. What's worse s that the gradeschoolers probably showed better judgment n dealng ther players away. Stepen has dealt away the servces and fat contracts of Scott Wedman and James Edwards n an effort to solve the fnancal problems of the team and to get a player or two and some much needed draft choces. The deadlne for further trades was mdnght Tuesday - so Cavaler fans can breath easer. At least Stepen can no longer trade World B. Free and Clff Robnson, the team's best players. mddle of the court They threw hm out too - all they had to do was go nto the stands and see whose nands smelled lke a fsh." " thought the foul that he (Wrtz) Bll Fane called was a legtmate foul," Wenert added. " don't know what Zegler sad to get the techncal foul but he must have sad somethng." Grer was one of four KSU players starter to foul out of the game. After Grer exted wth hs ffth foul, Keth Gordon was soon to follow at the 12:55 mark. Later, fellow starters Ed Kamlnsk and Marvn Robnson also fouled out. Grer was n foul trouble throughout the contest, as he commtted three personal fouls n the frst 9:50 of the game. He got hs fourth wth 4:13 stll left n the frst half. " don't know f that was the decdng pont n the game or not. But t was a tough deal for us," McDonald "Because he s our pont guard, we were lmted n what we could do." "WE SHOT very poorly. Bowlng Green was probably responsble for much of that wth ts defense. They were flyng out a lttle bt for Zegler. But f our game dependng on Dave Zegler makng hs jump shots from 18-20 feet all the tme - we don't deserve to wn many ballgames." Zegler, who came nto the game averagng 19.5 ponts per game, scored 22 ponts, but many of them came late. BU Fane, who played an excellent game for the Falcons, led BG wth 21 ponts and seven rebounds. Davd Jenkns added 17 ponts, Taylor bad 14, and rsh contrbuted 11. The fnal 10 mnutes of the game was a vrtual parade to the charty strpe for the Falcons, who shot 38 free throws to Kent's 11. BG made 28 of those for 74 percent. BG zoomed to ts bggest lead at 60-38 on a three-pont play by Davd Greer wth 12:09 remanng. But then the Falcons suffered through a 5:22 dry spell that could have enabled Kent to get back nto the game. BOWLNG GREEN 74 Jenkns, W-17; rsh, 2-7-11; Fane, 8-5-21; Greer. 2-4-8; Taylor, 5-4-14; Mller, 6-1-1; Abendroth, 0-2-2; Thomas, 0-0-0; Waddell, <WH»: Brown, 04-0. TO- TALS: 23-28-74. KENT STATE 65 Kamnsk, 3-1-7; Zegler, 10-2-22; Gordon, 2-2-6; Grer, 3-0-6; Robbns, 5-0-10; Owens, 30-6; Cudworth, 1-2-4; Szczepanak, 0-0-0; Tndall, 0-2-2. TOTALS: 27-945. Falcon women cagers wn n OT; get past Golden Flashes, 70-69 One pont meant the dfference n last nght's basketball game between Bowlng Green's women's team aganst Kent State at Memoral Gym n Kent - and possbly that dfference wll determne whether the Falcons wll be gong to the Md-Amercan Conference Tournament The Falcons needed last nght's road vctory to mantan sole possesson of fourth place n the MAC. And that they dd - but t was not easy. n fact, t took BG an overtme performance to capture the 70-69 vctory. THE GAME, and possbly the. tourney, seemed to be slppng out of the grasp of the Falcons as they found themselves down by as many as nne ponts n the second half. The game-savng factor came wthn a fve and one-half mnute spread, wth just seven mnutes remanng n the contest and the Lady Flashes up, 5W2. At that pont BG outscored KSU 11-2 to take a late-game lead. The Lady Flashes ralled back, however, to te the score at 63411 when the buzzer sounded - endng regulaton play and sendng the game nto overtme. KSU SCORED the frst four ponts n the extra perod and held on untl the fve-second mark when the scoreboard showed a 69-68 Lady Flash lead whle BG's Deanne Knoblauch stood at the free throw lne wth a one-and-one attempt. Knoblauch spelled nstant relef for the Falcons by snkng both shots and sendng BG home wth the vctory, even though KSU lead BG, 40-33 at the half. BG coach Kathy Bole attrbuted much of the team's success n last nght's game to her decson at half tme to change the defense and the balanced Falcon offensve attack. "We changed from a man-toman, two-three defense, to a onethree-one zone defense," Bole "We were causng some turnovers and they were takng shots they ddn't want to. "They (the BG players) know what they can do," she added. "They have specfc roles." The Falcons were led by Chrs Tuttle, Melssa Chase, and Knoblauch, wth 14 ponts. Sue Pokelsek added 12, whle Cary McGehee had 11. "t was an extremely mportant game," Bole "Now we control our destny. really wanted ths one... really dd. Bereny beaten; Reds wn arbtraton CNCNNAT (AP) - The Cncnnat Reds, who lost a club record 101 games last season, are 1-0 n arbtratng salary dsputes n 1983. The Natonal League baseball club sad yesterday that an arbtrator had accepted ther fgure over ptcher Bruce Bereny's after a hearng Monday n New York. There s no negotatng n major league salary arbtraton; each sde presents a fgure and makes ts case, and the arbtrator accepts one fgure. A Reds spokesman sad the club offered $150,000; Bereny asked $229,000. He made $75,000 n 1982, the club Bereny sad he was dsapponted but ddn't want to elaborate because be wanted "nothng negatve" to be reported that mght jeopardze hs relatonshp wth the Reds. However, hs agent, Justn Hrsch, was rate and vocal. He called the Reds "the most decetful, untruthful organzaton n baseball." Bereny had a 9-18 record last season, a 3.36 earned run average and 157 strkeouts. Hrsch, a Mam lawyer, had argued that Bereny's won-loss record wouldn't have been so bad f the Reds had been able to score more runs. BGSU'S MOST EXCTNG NGHT SPOT SN'T N BOWLNG GREEN T'S AT WTTJNB THURSDAY for POUNDER NGHT EVERY THURSDAY BUTTONS BUS AT 8:00, 8:45, 9:30, 10:30... See you of Buttons % ONLY 874-2254 2-17-83 BUTTONS *
8 Th«BG News/February 17. 1983 CLASSFEDS CAMPUS/CTY EVENTS Fob 17, 1983 AU EDUCATON Wed Fob 23. 1983 M a 00 pro n room 112 Loo Soencee. Or. wstorr Spoor «bo speakng on ths topc Computers n Educaton Evon/ono Py 10 anondl SNEA AppaosMua lor eohoaeehlu ottered through ma Coats* «Educebon lot ho 1983 84 ocadomc year aro avarj n Rm 365 EdUC Btog Candrdatoa muol bo enrossrl n ma Cceege ol Educaton Poafja lor returnng appacsnons a March 3. 1983 CHOCE Gay Unon The) Thursdays Moltng a csnceeed" Remember nerrt week speaker Bureau Worms- EUCMRE TOURNAMENT Frday Feb.. at 7:10 p.m Tontogany Legon Hot) CerPrtn.netaane.ann Jon mo BGSU Setae cm Today Sgn up at Table n BA Al ttxe weak. Coat la $8 LAST CHANCE 1 JON NOW SENOR CHALLENGE 83 S COMNG GVNG WEEK 3/14/83-3/18/83 Student Conaumer unon'. Landkxd' Dlemma Nght. Monday. Feb. 21 at s 00 p.m n the Ten Room Mas. TAYLOR WNE PRESENTATON S CANCELLED FOR TONGHT. T'S RESCHEDULED FOR APR*. 19 AT THE PRESDENTS LOUNOE FROM Ml. WOMEN N BUSNESS MEETNG TONOHT 7 30 110 BA LOST AND FOUND FOUND: A long coat n parkng lot outelde uptown Frday 2-11 -43. Call 3S4-3158 Found Man vrafch. near tsrehraan on nght ol Fob 6 CM 2-3972 muet Found: Bslllttl n Andanton Anno. Tram, after namurah Calm 354-2034 Long hatm. orange, block and whes Fomata Casco Cat Loot m ThutmHn and Marry ydmly 364-1753 LOtn-aer OF KEYS NEAP, REC CENTER AND MUSC BLDG PLEASE CALL 352 4409. RDES Qo Greyhound to Oayon lot lualhol). OanaNndlot $18 80 and Cokrmbue lot only S 6 40 Convenent campus departuree and return tnpa Cal 353 5982 lot acnedutea and SERVCES OFFERED Want to ncreeae your Watdtobe? For cat 3523892 Computerzed Typng. Other typng ervtoee cannot compare. 80* page Feat accurate and neat Cal PM 2-3343. FnUrl Sound SyMem Gteal MueK and electronc space! attecta $38.00 Cal PM 372-3343 Jonoe ncome Tax Senrtoa S0040A «1C State $15-1040 $80-Farma. nc State Local 352-1438 or 354-1807 Open 7 day* a week Located at Baal Weetern 1450 E Wooslsr. Otc «16 Need acme typng dona? r do your typtng wth only 36 hours nobce 75vpsgs Cal Pebble 353 4435 PLANNED PARENTHOOD N WOOD COUNTY ConWentaj. pataonal care Specal ratea BOSU studsnts Convenent apponenenta ' TAXES TAXES TAXES Rooter Tax 1 Accountng Servce fhort form $8. Long torn (S t up] Froleaeonal Pteparabon 1007 N. Man. BG 382-4340 Mutters ntelhow aa (19 95 WO moat or beat any wrtten eat! mala Don't pay more"' Cat 354 1278 lor FREE eeomamt BO Muffler Corser 11088 OoeenQ Groan PM TUCKER TYWHO Coleglete. buaneaa. petsonat Nancy 382-0809 5» Ysat - Ful arts aervlce PERSONAL l^orasstonal Typng WHOOPS-VALENTWES OAY DANCE Fd 8:00-12.00 tot thoee who forgot thee eaootoe on Vatentnea Day 1 Commutet Canter A TTEN: FLU CADETS L PLATOON SLO T C CONNORS CR- AMER WALKER MORROW YOU ARE TO REPORT TO 321 E MERRY AT 21 30 HOURS ON 17 Fob 83. YOU ARE UNDER THE COMMAND OF COL KOLESAR Attn FLU CADETS. D-Plstoon Square*. Stocks Sam. Flaps T W. end T J Report to 321 E Matty on 17 Fob 83 M21.30hra.CO. Pen CRUSH. ATTN. FLU CADETS: BARLEY. D REEDY. J. CACCMELrO. R. DNK. 0 QURNtCK, D YOU ARE NOW A PART OF A PLA- TOON YOU ARE TO REPORT TO 321 E MERRY AT 21 30 HOURS ON 17 FEB S3 YOU ARE UNDER THE COMMAND OF COL MCCAR- THY BtUWOeSTE Congtatuabona on your new lob' Gueae you faced Johnny K after al. Beal ol ruck n the luture Ftlenda lot Ms. KNOPPERS Meek Swamp Megatlne la lookng tor arter*, phrrtogrspher,. graphc M sale* repreeentatlvet. Cemect Edtor Lnda Penu va the SM mellboj at the School ol Joutneaem. 109 Unresrsrty Hen, or call 1S2-44M. CARLCejXKFAWOB CONOMTJLATOtB ON TMH PA»T WEEKEND! VCTORY. YOU-"* ON YOUR WAY TO NA- TtONAL WAY TO OO CHUCK. LL BE BWCaDAL M Pf*tCB.'( CLAM 9UT 'LL MAKE T. WE'RE MMMO YOU AU THE WAY OXZBL U, StLMA. * TOUT. Cheryl Warm: Supnss Mope you rwve a nary Happy BkVateyt Love yell Mat and Joe Cotuch. Harnaon 1 Pattne-Oonl be neay. don't be mean, keep ma hunt reety otaanl We're xclad, hoar about you? Don't "vstce ua do tnnge we don want to do' Love, the komer rods' ttom 302 CongnBtsetlone Rrch Sharp on your stock* to BOSU ALL OREEK WHffS WHO Your Stoma Nu Brothera. CamaajMllta Batty an yaar e- aaalmlm te Tote, la the 'reck' be) eneaah? HA MA Wth Lave, The MaaaraatAlalkXDeela DANNY DONNELLON. TURN LEFT- NO STRAGHT. 00 STRAGHT' TONY PACK06 WAS A BLAST. HOPE YOU DDNT OET NTO TOO MUCH TROUBLE JUST KNOW THAT D RATHER BE LOST WTH YOU THAN ANYONE ELSE M THE WORLD THE ALCXJHOUC AR- HEAD Dear broths'* ol Sgme Ch The stater* ot Alphe X would eta to say a specsa Tares for the tanlsalc tea' lease we have a lot more n te future. Vrth tovo. the eater* of Alpha Deaa Zeta lalaan The Catony Me meet, al kappa Kappa Oemma to the worn el starhead. DANNE. Hay. Hey. Hay. you OREEK Goddess Congrats on pledgng ADP Love. Jefl LADCSONLY TUESDAY FEB. 22 Ma Exotc Oeaoore-Oaen at apml Shew Starts apm-men Admtted al 10:J0pt» LOTS OF SPECALS MAM ST. $12-1701 ELANECC«NZAMrl*aayblrthda» 10 a aery epeclel peraonl Thenx lot ahaay* beng than (e.capt on weekends) to help me eon out my me (Ma jeer Ugh. Terl Lee C. KRK'S CON LAUNDRY has HOT WATER & HOT DRYERS Open 24 hours 7 days a week 709 S. Man Bagals Cakes Fudge Choc. Mousse Cheesecake Bagols * JACK'S BAKERY Buy 2 Cream Cheese 5 Cupcakes Get One Free on* coupon par purchase 1448 E. Wootter St. Behnd Fnder's East Q Hows MF «-O Sal. 4 Sun.»-O Present trus coupon 364-1001 Exprea 2719/83 p Cakes Fudge Choc. Mousse Che«(ecake Bagola fx) WHOOPS ^ VALENTNE DAY DANCE 8:00-12:00 md. FREE ROSE FOR THE FRST 25 COUPLES COMMUTER CENTER FRDAY FEB 18TH FOR THOSE WHO FORGOT THER SWEETE ON VALENTNE'S DAY! WHCCPS-VALENT»eM DAY DANCE Frday 8 OO2 00 tor thoee who forgot OMt ml on VMan- (naa Oeyt Commute Center. FlOeatJA FUMO» CC4aWO FLOUDA Faaa» coca FU>aaTMFU»Oe,COee»a FLOaaO* FUMO FLOPeDA FUMO FLOFJOA FUMO FLOFJOA FUMO FL0P4OA FUMO FLORDA FUNQ MTWaMT - FEaLMh fcso eja. M Mat MX ttmemoha F-Stop Frbgeratd- n regarda to your computer deeng aervlce letter S Oeouen Bets. 101 expenem grtta. (' 6. 08 Da. chow chow, green; txtght ted; ewnderta ( exery research take you don't Mnk Chad Edwarda la good enough? Lauf, Mufty. PS Could reety be ate Va McOuftya from SuraleaVa? Oat parched lac Florda FHngl Set, Fee. 1( at N.E. Commons. dl Wat a Mela Faataaall ana Lee S Leg Oerama Rag (27.00, NOW (21 95 JEANS N' THNGS S31 laooe ST. MAJH LtNUMrrEO, 143 W WOOS- TEB 353-3281 FEATURNG PRE CBtON HAJR CUT ONLY (BOO Happy Hour-Hoday nn Everyday, al day MTV Every reght. Al taght. Ma the BOSU (asea CM> Today Sgn up M table n BA All ths wee*. Ceet la $ LAST CMAMCE JON NOW Joeaph L. My favorte water. Get psyched tor formal Saa weekend! Have a ouper day! Love ya. Mat jrjgl MAME HMTZ YES YOU JU CONOKATULATONS ON OOtNO ACTTVE WE THOUGHT YOU DESEVED T. WE LOVE YOU! FHOM YOUR FAVORTES ACROSS THE HALL. KJrtMVNCky. Congrats on your eec Bon aa Oorta Sgma P, pledge kern*. Alley love. Don. LADES OF KAPPA DELTA TS BEEN QUTE AYYHLE SNCE WE'VE HAD A TEA. SEEMS THE TME'S PaOHT TO PARTY WTH THE KD'S. OET PSYCHED FOR TONK1HT THE BROTHERS OF SGMA NU Last yaar we had to turn away over 500 people M the doort Don't bo one of the unlucky one* the year. FLOR- DA FUNQ SAT. FEB. B. 8:30-12:30 p.m. n N E Commons Ths Event la sponeored by Alpha Sgma Pf* FraMrrery and Alpha Ph Sotonty Learn what your present of luture Landtotds "Oaamma" a at the Stu dam Conaumer Unton'a Landlord's Oaamma Mght. Men.. Fab 21 «6:00 p m n the Tafl Room. Umon LETS MEET rxjvvntown TO- NGMT THE MCHELOBS ON SPE- OAL ALL WEEK LONG Uaa: Sorry N'a late, (red. Use: Florda la fne but net wth out you. Se my long dstance Valen- Hnel Love You FaL LOOKMQ FOR A SPECAL "SOME- ranq" FOR A FREND. LOOK NO FURTHER DAMOND PRODUC- TONS: "EXOTC MALE DANCERS FOR ALL OCCASONS!'' M-F AF- TER 7 P.M. 1$2-2*M. ASK FOR ML. DAMONO PRODUCTONS: WHERE YOUR FANTASES COME " AUVE"0t(COUNT "STRrP-A- 0RAM"RATt». Once agan. Alpha Gamma Deaa exoeta n leadershp! Coras ale to Becky Surge (Leederahlp Devatoprrwnt) and Mary Zofko (UAO Rep) on your Pan Mar* Cebnet poetoons DAYTONA NN BROADWAY SPRNG BREAK HEADQUARTERS N Call now for nformaton, rates and reservatons 1-800-874-1822 THS S A TOLL FREE CALL DAYTONA NN abecadhay 819 South Atlantc Avenue Daytona Beach, FL 35018 utoanohly TUES0AY FE8. 22 feeale E>oac DenceteOpen at apmj At 1 frjopm-lots OF SPECALS MAM ST. 352-3703 WHOOPS-VALENTNES OAY DANCE Frday 8 00-1 2 00 tor thoee who forgot the. aweetrea on Valen artaa Dev Commuter Conle acott (TACEY Congrata on pradgng Kappa Sgma rm ao proud ot you. Love & Waaea tllat PS Happy Annlveraary' He (as tl YOUR SGNS NEVER GO UNAPPRECATED THANKS TO WHOEVER YOU ARE FFtOM YOUR AOMeRER Stgma Nu'a: Thanks for the greet datnet and warm-up last Thursday You're al ouch great cooks and a! The Dee Zee* N WASHNGTON 0 C. RELGON AND ART SEMNAR NCLUDES FREE TME FOR SGHT SEENG TRAVEL, FOOO. LOOQNG. (120.00 1 HOUR ARTS ANO SC- ENCES CREDT OPTONAL NFO MEETNG. 4.30 P M. THURS FEB. 17, UCF. 313 THURSTN. OR CALL 352-7534 TAYLOR WNE PRESENTATON S CANCELLED FOR TONK1HT. TS RESCHEDULED FOR APRL t AT THE PRESDENTS LOUNOE FROM ML The New BOSU Sales Club! Won aa* all ths Week! Stng $1.00 Membershp fee to the table eel up n the BA. BWg. Laat Chancel Oat nvolved TODAY! To al out Ch O Ultras leepectey L' Sherry): We can't war! for tonght's peddle exchange 1 Now-How muchlonger untj you go AoMvo? Toon the brothers ot Sgma CM There sn l any one way to express my apprecaton for all you've done! You en have been my number 1 backets to dale! There fa one way to repay you ptaaafbty and theta by brngng back the 100 GOLD to the house n (4. Agan, thanks to you a, you are aa champons' Your evce-tar Caputo. TRY THE QETAWAY FOR A QUCK LUWCH T-SUrt screenng f your not gettng your shrts from JEANS N' THNGS Yeur're probably payng too much!! Joooo N' Thngs 531 Rdge St. What do you aay "P Kapp Hoopoters''?' B' learn Ha wne to show your stuff and "A" that clvenptonahlp rate * gettng tght, we need a bg vctory Good Luck P Kappa! Let s do n rght' Wn a trp lot two to MMml Beach. Florda' Raffle rckets are now beng aold by al Alpha Sgs and Alpha Plus Al proceeds from ths pheanthropy go to the Wood County Heart Fund Yea. we have another one Crjngatulatona lo Oeve Flatter on hra P* Pal lavakermg to Robn Smth The brothers SPRNG BREAK N FT LAUOEROALE. FLA. Soacombot Motel. 4825 N. Ocean Dr.. LeurJerdate By me Sea. 33308 (305)772-0210: 1 bdrm apt. 1 bk to ocean, from (136 Schubert Aprs 856 N E 20th Ave. Ft Leu oerdala 33304 (305)783-7434 1 ml. to ocean from (106 Lvngston Motel. 1037 N.E 17th Way. Ft Lauderdok) 33304 (305)784-3208: 1 2 m to ocean from (90. Rales apply per weak, per person. 4 per apt Cat cooed ASST BLUE RrSBON DAYTONA EACH SPRNQ BREAK TRP - $1(5-1 MAN ROOM. (115 4 MAN ROOM. CALL MKE AT 362-1112 FOR MORE NFO. WHY PAY MORE FOR LESS? RACKET STRNGNG FOR TENNS OR RACQUETBALL $8 50 LOCKER ROOM 109 N Man 352-7197 FREE SAMPLE WHOLE EARTH COOKES TUES. AND FR 12-2 00 NATURE MANNA 134 E. COURT 352-0238 Ccngratuattlona Chfle Schtee Ch Omega SkUer of the week! Whether atandlng, ' or elttlng'' the Greek Week T-atana wa be number ONE WANTED Rmta. needed for 5 bdrm. houee Spr Sam 319 Pke St 1-287-3341. WANTED FOR S$4M: M and/or F, non-emokng roommatea tor a 4-8 bdrm 5-8 person, coed houee Plau cal Tom at 354-1376 or reave name and no m OCMB»T326.»t«le«to ave as. Ream and board fleflwawpavq to *Tr> N (Of hou BatKaM^' tog and babyahlng 13-44 aehaol year. W4-1W4. Do you need tutonhg m Bology? Any courae cal 362-8198 HLP WANTED NEED NDEPENDENT SALES CON- TRACTORS TO SELL C3UPON BOOKS GOOD FOR DSCOUNT RE- CORD ANO TAPES BONUS PRO QRAM STARTED CALL 1-474- 8011 OR 1-472-3752. OVERSEAS JOBS-Summet/yeet round. Europe. S Amer. Australa. Asa All Felds (600(1200 monthly Sghtseeng Free mlo Wrtto UC Box 52-OH-3 Corona Del Mw. CA 92826 CRUSE SHP JOBS! (14(28.000 Carrtoean. Haws.. Work) Cat tot Gude. Oreclory. Hawalalte. 1918 722-1111 Eld Bowng Green HOLD SUM FLAN CLASaVS PART-TME (ALES POSTON EXCELLENT COMMSSON AND TRAK4N0 AVALABLE 23-W3. FOR SALE WASHER. DRYER ANO DSH- WASHER BEST OFFER 352-5933 1976 BUCK OPEL GOOO CONO BOOK VALUE (1350 ASKNG (1000. 352-4880 daya, 855-3131 eves t weekends S PECE WHTE LUDWQ DRUM ST TA»W HARDWARE O.C. MOO $6^27(4 197 7 Voave-Futy loaded Good Condton CM 352-0091 FOR RENT APAPmasrrs-" 1 or 2 bdrm Varous locaton* John Newtove Real Estate 31( E Woosler S Call 3(4-22(0 or l(2-«(53 Aval, now specous 1 bdrm unfurn apt w/rjshwaahst. swm pool ( storage Good prces, good servce 352-2276 FREE months rent on out rufy furrashsd studo apartments' Comptotefy qutot and pnvala Plenty of storage Ful ktchen and bathroom Ws wrts our leases to ffl your needs. Good locaton. Close lo restaurants and stores CHARNG CROSS APTS. 1017 s. eternal. 3(2-08(0. LOW SUMMER RENTALS HOUSES ANO APARTMENTS NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT SS2 MM Now rentng lor 83-84 school year Houses snd apartments Boggs Real Estate 352-9457. 352-3841, 354-1120. Unque 1 bdrm apt n duplex adjacent to campus turn. svsl May 11 $2SOOO/mo plus utawes 354-1763 bdrm vng room, lutchen, bathroom, water. cable TV tocf $ 100/mo Cel*stbro12sndst!s6 354-1170 Large fum. 2 snd 3 bdrm sots. Each $280'mo pkrs uh Lower tales tor summer 256 S Cossgs Dr Ale 353-3811. Now Rentng. 1 bdrm. F -U apts: 2 bdrm F gas heel, tenant pays eec. laundry tad. aval. Al resdents granted prrvvedge ol a membershp lo the CltEoTWOOD HEALTH SPA. Preferred Propertes Co 835 Hgh St Rental Offce 362-9378 CAMPUS MANOR Now rentng tor Summer and Fsl school year Specal Summer Ratea Ph 352-9302 or 352-7386 eves F. a M. atudenta needed to opts now 362-7386 Stoge room for M atudent across rom Rogers a'eaafl now 352-7366. CARTY RENTAL( HOUSES ANO APARTMENTS '83-'84 aohoo) year and summer lanaaaa Al near canvpua 352-7385 Md Am Manor Apt* 2 bdrm Unturn $3O0/up Great eummer ratea too. 10:30-3:00 Sun thru Thuta Cal 352-4380 3-7 Mon thru Ft 362-7381. Now rentng for eummer Two bedroom, turn apt Water, cable v pad tot Aye. perkng tot, laundry tacaroes (400. tor the aumtner. (260 for ehortor term Cat 362-7182 LUTHER APARTMENTS 733MANVHLE 2 BDRM '$225. 1 BDRM ($200 362-8167 Varety el houses sad apt* tor SBl-SM. Ca«Newtove Manege teasel M HHa. We hers R al lor $3-84 Rentals! 1, 2, 3, 4 bdrma. m apts houee, duptoxss. Cal ua tor al your housng nasds. Newtove Manegement 336 3. MMn 352-5820 RoomatoRent l now wth cookng prvlege - Ctose to campus Cal Newtove Management. 336 S Men 352-6620 Rooms for rent wth cookng pnv l saatll now! Cal Newtove Manege mert St 352-5820 1 or 2 bdrma. Many to choose horn CM Newtove Mravagement 338 S Mast 352-5820 835 4th St. 12 unt buedlng 2 bdrma. 1 /2baths. al UN nc except etoc Gas hsst $548 per rrtonth. 362-5239 before 5 Flattened 3 bdrm house 3 people 83-84 202 Troup St Shnty 362 5163 or 352-0556 BAER RENTALS VOTED B G S» 1 LANDLORD 2 BDRM APTS -1/2 B» 2 BGSU SUMMER ANO FALL LEASES 362-4871 and 352 1800 Now rentng lor summnr tc03s hvjfll Founders 1 bdrm turn $400 pur parson per summer ssmestsr. pkrs utl 2 people 352 4131 Now rentng for fsl across from Founders 2 bdrm. turn (500 psr paraon par ssmestsr. pkrs utj 4 people 352-4131. 2 bdrm turn apt. newly fum 8 carpel 362-2663 VLLAGE GREEN 480 LEHMAN 2 BORM/8250 352-2278 New effcences near atsdum com plete wth color T V A utltes pad' (980'semsstst 1 person. $eo0/ssmselsr eech 2 people 352 1520 lor eppl to see model Futy fum. 7 room house on Scott Hsyneton tor 8 people Rentng lor 1983-1984 and Summer 1983 9 or 12 mo loose 352-1279 1 Bdrm apt low um (1f>Omo no loess depost requred aveasble mmeoelefy 1 382-3110 10-5 PM 1 BDRM APT LOW UTrL. 1 75/MO NO LEASE DEPOST REQURED AVALABLE MMEDATELY! 1-382- 3110 10-6 p.m Houees and apts. Ctose to campus lot the 1983-84 school year 1-267 3341 ANSWER TO PREVOUS PUZZLE nun nnraaa 1HM UU1 kl.ll mn LMn ur. TersaatuRu Applcatons Now Avalable for UAO DRECTOR-AT-LARGE All applcants must have the equvalent of 1 semester of UAO experence and must be n good academc standng wth the Unversty pror to applyng. Pck up applcatons n the UAO offce Deadlne s 5:00 p.m., Feb. 25 ACROSS 1 Explorer Tasman 5 Relatve ola Glengarry 8 Cut shotlet 11 Part ola brd's wng 12 goodwll 14 Put fght 15 Extreme preoccupaton wth acqurng books 17 Polsh 18 Tdal flow 19 Mathematcan's talent 21 Lke a certan lnng 23 Encourages 24 Tars doman 25 Long past 28 Recpe abbr. 30 Wld plum 35 Zoo denzen 36 Feather creaton 38 Benol lterature 39 Work unt 40 Also-ran, perhaps 41 Banker's abbr. 42 Reader's choce 45 Con n Sam 47 Wrter's need 48 Quarter crcle 50 Dostoevsk novel (wth "The") S3 Actress Andreas 56 Vegetable toppng 60 Heelless foot coverng 61 Sash for a gesha 62 Justfcaton for exstence 64 Brooch 65 Scouts specaltes 66 Ouechuan people 67 Tenns term 68 Marner's dlr. 69 Sunny tmes DOWN 1 Plausble excuses 2 Addton to the tub 3 House addton 4 Woolen cloth 5 Afternoon socal needs 6 Henry Vlll's second 7 Rpple pattern fabrc 8 Squander 9 Composer masterpece 10 Term ol endearment 11 Actor Vgoda and namesakes 12 Satsfed sound 13 Racetrack condton 16 On own 20 Superlatve endng 22 Type ol lace, for abort 25 Back ol the heel 27 Busness problem 28 Fashonable resort 29 Nal 31 Satsfyng exclamatons 32 Type ol glass 33 Dsk or rng 34 ndvdual person 36 Layette tem 37 shoestrng 43 Sample once more 44 Western Hemsphere org. 46 Sesame 49 Barton and namesakes 51 Nghtfall 52 Shallow 53 Seagong ntals 54 Performed a decorator's job 55 Experts 56 Relatves ol proms 57 Show bz award 58 Serge sutwearer's problem 59 Butterfles 63 Royal name n Span DALY CROSSWORD PUZZLE UNVERSTY H0ST& HOSTESSES A group of BG Students who represent the unversty at a varety of events. Members of the group conduct tours, host specal events, serve as ushers and greet vstors. The group s hghly vsble among a varety of 'Publcs' from peers to Unversty admnstrators. Applcatons are now avalable n 405 Student Servces Amerca'! hottest actress, d 7:30 4 9:40PM ONE DARK & NGHT ^V ll or? sal swutstltntsmhtn at(tut»ttcll tulunmttw SAUYflELD JMESCAM JEFFBWOGCS KSS ME E2 GOODBYE S AT 7:30 4 9:30 PM