Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU

BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications

4-1-1997

The BG News April 1, 1997

Bowling Green State University

Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news

Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News April 1, 1997" (1997). BG News (Student Newspaper). 6154. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/6154

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. TODAY Directory SPORTS OPINION 2 Switchboard 372-2601 Derrick Jones discusses the Classified Ads 372-6977 Men's Basketball Championship diversity problems at BGSU Display Ads 372-2605 Editorial 372-6966 Kentucky ....79 NCAA at home vs. Michigan Sports 372-2602 Entertainment 372-2603 Arizona 84 OT 2 p.m. LOCAL smmsM 2 Falcons looking to improve 9-6 Story Idea? Give us a call Arizona shocks defending champions, partly cloudy weekdays from I pm. to 5 pjn.. or becomes first No. 4 seed in tournament record with victory over visiting USG presidential and e-mail: '"[email protected]" history to claim NCAA crown Wolverines senator election results High: 49 Low: 23 TUESDAY April 1,1997 Volume 83, Issue 124 The BG News Bowling Green,

# "Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years"

McVeigh Trial Refreshing Resolution for McVeigh faculty raise to jury be put on hold selection □ Faculty Senate with- Faculty draws salary increase begins request to further clarify The resolution will be re- and discuss it, pending written and submitted at the May The Associated Press Faculty Senate meeting. re-submittal. Charles Middleton, provost and DENVER - In a courtroom vice president of academic af- protected by barricades and ByDARLAWARNOCK fairs, said the resolution was de- armed guards, Oklahoma City TheBCNewi signed to be an aspirational bombing defendant Timothy statement from the faculty in- McVeigh gazed intently at poten- A resolution requesting an 8.9 stead of a request for a larger tial jurors Monday as they spoke percent faculty salary increase raise. of their willingness to impose the has been withdrawn from today's "It was subject to so much death penalty for the deadliest Faculty Senate agenda. misunderstanding to what it was terrorist attack ever on U.S. soil. The decision to repeal the item and what it wasn't," Middleton from the agenda came as a result said. "We came to the conclusion McVeigh, wearing a buzz hair- of a need to clarify the original collectively that it was probably cut, an open-collared blue shirt intent of the resolution, accord- best to just pull it for the time be- and khakis, smiled and shook his ing to Faculty Senate chairman ing until we could have a more attorney's hand as he was HalLunde. theoretical discussion without brought into the courtroom from He said the Senate had hoped any numbers attached to it." a basement holding cell for the the resolution would represent a He said he does not want the start of jury selection. He nodded goal the faculty were aiming at, wrong idea to be brought across and mouthed "Good morning" rather than a definite number to the faculty or University through a smile when the judge they were asking to receive. community. introduced him to jurors. "It results in misunderstand- Faculty compensation in re- But during detailed and excru- ing," Lunde said. "We're really sponse to high quality perform- ciatingly slow questioning, trying to clarify what we're ask- McVeigh's glare tightened over ing for." • See SALARY, page three. his folded hands as prospective jurors discussed how they could recommend execution if he Is convicted in the April 19, 1995, blast that killed 168 people and Larranaga off injured hundreds more.

"It's hard to place yourself In the role of deciding the fate of to George Mason another human being on these □ ends 11 -year ■ List of candidates features terms," said a former Falcon players, coaches. middle-aged tenure at Bowling Story and graphic, page six. man identified Green as the second- only as No. 858. winningest in school "It was going to take some- "Yet there has history. thing special to lure me away be- to be some ul- cause of the great players and timate price to McVeigh people that were associated with pay" as sketched By SCOTT BROWN my program." The man, a The BC News in courtroom That 'something special' self-employed turned into a rather lucrative financial adviser, said he has not Men's basketball coach Jim deal with George Mason, con- formed an opinion about Larranaga announced his resig- sidered an up-and-coming pro- McVeigh but believes there may nation Saturday, ending one of gram in the Colonial Athletic As- be other suspects who have not the winningest eras In Bowling sociation. The university is only t jen arrested. "There are ele- Green's athletic history. ments, potentially people out 40 years old with a student popu- Larranaga left to take the head lation expected to 30,000 by there that are ancillary to this coaching position at George the year 2000 and a new, case, that might want to make Mason University In Fairfax, Va their strength and presence felt," 10,000-seat arena. That move was to be formally Although he said. announced at an 11 am. press The second prospective juror Larranaga conference today in Fairfax, would confirm questioned, a grandmother in her which is 20 miles outside Wash- 60s, said her dominant memory only that his ington, D.C. contract was a of McVeigh was the footage of Lairanaga, 47, ends his 11-year him in an orange jail jumpsuit be- five-year deal, tenure at Bowling Green as the the total pack- ing led out of a county jail In Ok- second-winningest coach in lahoma. age is expected school history. He had a 170-144 to be near record In that span, including a $200,000 annu- "I felt very sorry for him," she 22-10 mark and Mid-American ally. The pack- Larranaga said. "For such a young man to Conference title last season. age at Bowling waste his life" "It was a great 11 years," Lar- Green was around $85,000 a year. McVeigh's attorney Stephen ranaga said Sunday from his ho- BCNcwi Pilot* by Amy Vaa Horn Paul Westhead, a former NBA Jones then asked: "You didn't tel room in Indianapolis, where coach, was fired at George feel sorry because they arrested Cameron Hansen, a freshman biology major, enjoys catching a baseball in the sunshine outside he was attending college basket- the wrong man?" McDonald North Monday afternoon. ball's Final Four. • See COACH, page eight. Meeting retention goals may raise state university tuition caps university is $3,468 per year. when it comes to tuition in- Little said. The Associated Press waived for schools that meet the Tuition criteria. "We don't view the absence of creases." State Rep. Sally Perz, The plan currently would af- tuition caps as an excuse to Richard Little, a Miami R-Toledo, who shepherded the COLUMBUS - Public universi- LATER THIS WEEK: University fect Ohio State University, Bowl- ■ gouge our students," Shkurti told spokesman, said the school rec- measure through the House bud- ties that meet goals for freshman officials react. retention, graduation rates and ing Green State University, The Columbus Dispatch for a ognizes it must use restraint in get debate, said if schools raise Ohio residency could lift tuition Miami University and Ohio Uni- story Sunday. raising tuition. At $5,098 per tuition too much, fewer students caps under a state budget bill the versity. Those schools tra- could come as late as June 30, the Instead, the proposal offers year, it has the highest full-time will enroll and the universities House has approved and the Sen- ditionally have raised tuition at budget deadline. schools greater flexibility, he undergraduate tuition of any will lose state money, much of ate Is considering. or near the maximum amount the William Shkurti, Ohio State's said. public university In Ohio. which is dependent on enroll- The Legislature approved caps law allows. vice president for finance, said "On the other hand, the reality However, a tuition increase ment numbers. ranging from 5 percent to 9 per- The universities are waiting the school would not use the lack is that whatever we do will be re- could raise more money for stu- cent in each of Its two-year bud- for final approval of the current of a cap to drive up tuition costs. ported in the media as a percent- dent aid that Miami needs to Annual tuition is $3,885 at Ohio gets since 1990. Beginning this budget bill before they set tuition In-state tuition for a full-time age increase," Shkurti said. compete with prestigious private University and $3,464 at Bowling year, those limits would be increases for next year. That undergraduate student at the "We'll still be very circumspect colleges for the best students, Green. * t page two The BG News Tuesday, April 1, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

SPECIAL GUEST COLUMNIST H E Alliance site breeds racist thought

A friend of mine was walking Native Americans were already history and achievements of and more white business execs alongside a residence hall when here. Columbus only made minority groups. 1 think white on TV than I do racist gun nuts. "They say she saw a flyer that had "WHITE Europe aware of America's History Is covered pretty well In the The Alliance's hatred of Jews POWER" written on it. There were existence. other nine months. is shown very strongly through- that Jews are also pictures of Confederate flags The web site goes on to state I'm sure that through life Ms. out their web site. They go as giving whites and swastikas on It. Not only as a that. "We must have White Woll and members of the Alliance far as to claim that the Holo- a bad name student of color, but as a person In schools... neighborhoods... no were told that their people made a caust never happened. They say general. I found this to be very non-Whites in our living space, great mistake In treating other that instead, the Jews saw no on television, disturbing. We here at Bowling and...open space around us to races the way they have, but 1 bet future for themselves In Ger- making the Green are slowly beginning to And expand." Ms. Woll and members of the many, so "the great majority of 'white racist NEWS out that a big problem Is surfac- The Alliance demands that Alliance were not constantly told them eventually emigrated." ing. White supremacy is here. there be Aryan societies with that they were worth nothing. They Ms. Woll and the Alliance gun nut a "Serving the Bowling What better time to bring up Aryan values where kids only weren't told that their lives would claim that action needs to be popular ste- this subject than after a chilling dance white dances to white amount to becoming a statistic. taken before the "downfall" of reotype on Green community for Letter to the Editor from Jen Woll music. They should have all They weren't told that they white people and that now is the printed In The News on Friday. white movies where the only wouldn't be able to go everywhere time to "preserve the White TV shows.' I over 75 years" March 14. In this letter she non-white faces on the screen or do everything they wanted race." I'm willing to bet that If don't know defended the National Alliance's are "archival news footage or a because of the color of their skin. I we had an "endangered races" 210 West Hall web site (www.natvan.com). saying historical drama about the bad was. Many people of color have list, I'm sure that whites would what TV Bowling Green State University that It "promotes racial conscious- old days." had to deal with this ever since be at the very bottom. shows the Bowling Green, OH ness, responsibility for future I hate lo break the news to their family came (or was forced to Time and time again this National 43403 generations and education" for everyone, but places like that come) to this country. You tell me world has seen the horrors of Alliance bgnews@ bgnet.bgsu.edu white people. 1 felt it absolutely already exist in today's society. who needs help with pride. white supremacy (Hitler. Jim necessary to visit this site and How many of us know people Who needs help with pride when Crow, etc.). In this country, watches, but I (419) 372-2601 reach my own conclusions. After who grew up in all-white towns the only way It Is acceptable to see white supremacy led the first see more thoroughly reading all of its and went to all-white schools? Jesus is as a white man? Who Europeans settling in this land contents (at least three times) I We all know of people who needs help with pride when an to say, "Be gone Indian! This is Middle East- Editorial Board 372-6966 determined that Ms. Woll was would never listen to "black" organization like the National my land now. I need to get my ern store seriously mistaken. It would not be music. We all know that there Alliance claims that the great black niggers to work in the fields owners, more Scolt Brown enough to simply respond to her are movies out there with no kings and queens of Egypt were while we fight for freedom from Editor letter so Instead. 1 will take you on faces of color and are consid- really white and "Negro blood was the British." Imagine what Black drug a tour of the National Alliance web ered classics. Introduced...via harem slaves"? would happen today if the Vince Guemeri Darla Warnock dealers and site. Ms. Woll and the Alliance Ms. Woll says that the Alliance National Alliance had Its way. Managing Editor Chief Reporter First of all. Ms. Woll talks about both state that white people are article entitled. "Who Rules After looking at the Alliance more white the "melting pot" European settlers taught to be ashamed of their America." Is only trying to convey web site I can only come to the business Amy Johnson Brandon Wray had In mind when they first came heritage while minority pride Is that people don't know who the conclusion that it truly Is sad execs on TV Assistant Entertainment to America as being for Europeans considered "culture." Ms. Woll controllers are. Anyone who reads that Ms. Woll feels that it is Managing Editor Editor only. The National Alliance con- goes on to state that this this article can see that the worth Jurtlfylng. It's even more than I do curs, stating that in "spiritually culture is "celebrated in month- Alliance is outright saying that sad to know that she Is not racist gun Penny Brown Mike Wendling healthier times." Europeans took long flascoes." What she falls to Jews are to blame for social Ills. alone. nuts." Copy Chief Opinion Editor this part of the world to be their realize is that it is not white They say that Jews are giving breeding area, "and It must be so students who are being cheated. whites a bad name on television, Derrick A. Jones is a cartoon- Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins again." Both Ms. Woll and the During months like October making the "white racist gun nut a ist/or The News. Questions and National Alliance spoke of the (Hispanic Heritage Month). popular stereotype on TV shows." 1 comments can be sent to Photo Editor Sports Editor European settlers as the first November (Native American don't know what TV shows the [email protected] or 210 people of this land. I think we all Month), and February (Black National Alliance watches, but I West Hall. know that Columbus did not History Month), people (try to) see more Middle Eastern store Copy Staff 372-2604 discover this land because the take lime out to learn about the owners, more black drug dealers Kristen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heinlschel Stampede Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion Elizabeth Reiter Kelly Von Glahn No,tot<»«rt.«>«t*UTo»He- cJSL ^M- srrtri Wnq-AsVjnce cafts ctuiu. 4Vu lnoW Reporting Staff 372-2604 ) «/V *7 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab C«vfc< [MUM/ Art Staff 372-6966 4ftU.eW Doug Khrcnovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn t^nht Gina Fleming LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Sports Staff 372-2602 functioning of living systems However. Andrea has largely her brains. Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor USG animal bill would do well to ;{lve serious exaggerated and sensationalized Jason McMahon William Sanderson is misguided consideration to seeking posi- the reality of this group's threat to Mike McNeeley tions elsewhere, where such this campus. The article Is largely Senior Production Staff 372-8296 If Bowling Green Is Indeed to activities would be permitted misleading when It comes down to Political Science/Creative become one of the premier Institu- and appreciated for their who is behind all the neo-nazl Writing Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrcll tions of higher learning in the potential applicability to issues propaganda on campus. In reality, Jen Caspcrson Brian Gallatin state, let alone In the nation, the of more immediate concern to there Is no National Alliance force Skip mandatory Chad Gamby JeffGayton bill before the USG, calling for the the general population. I hope in town, nor Is there any other attendance Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf heedless halting of all animal that such a development would significant hate group force in Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwiugabel research—pending (what I suspect also adversely affect the town. Rather, what is behind the As a senior. I've been looking Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln would be) a witch hunt Investiga- university's ability to attract recent display of neo-nazi propa- back on my years here at Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec tion seeking ethical violations—is a true students of science (if it ganda Is merely the work of one BGSU. Although this school has dangerous proposal. wouldn't, I fear for the future of Individual perpetuating a fascist many positives that sometimes Of course, any blatant abuse of our scientific community). Ideology. The propaganda Is simply get overlooked, there Is one Advertising Staff 372-2605 animals shouldn't be tolerated, but I appreciate Mr. Wolfe's photocopied garbage intended to thing that has really bothered Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley assuming that any testing or concern for the animals In- create the Illusion of some sub- me. Christy Hagerman Alison Polley research Involving animals Is volved, but I doubt that he stantial force In town. Unfortu- That is the attendance policy Lori Patton Jim Vassallo tantamount to imposing 'inexcus- would argue with the claim that nately, Andrea's article In the In the majority of courses here. able and incalculable suffering" is experiments with mice to paper succeeded only in furthering Almost every Instructor here a great leap in logic. I wonder If determine the modes of action this Illusion. has an attendance policy. They Letters to the Editor any of the sponsors of this bill of viruses, or breeding experi- I, along with a number of my usually say that the policy have actually spoken to the faculty ments with Drosophlla (which peers, have had to deal with real exists because you won't learn If you would like to submit a Letter to the who engage In such research have aided in developing amounts of nazl presence In the Editor, please follow these guidelines: enough, etc. If you don't show projects, to ascertain their alms techniques for mapping our own past in different cities and states. up to class. As college students, • Make sure the letter b 500 words or ten. and methods? If not. it Is they who genome), have been incalculably From confrontations at concerts or we should be able to find that PleMe Include your address, major, aca- are inexcusable In their endeavor. valuable in Increasing the simply while out walking around out on our own. If it Is Indeed demic class and phone number (phone Such an appeal to emotion numbers are strictly for verification sad quality of human life. different towns and cities, we have true. Don't tell us that it's not for publication). through deliberately ambiguous Does the fact that the bill had to deal with very real threats necessary to come to class- • Letters must be typed, and not handwrit- generalizations. In hopes of was Introduced right before an from time to time. We recognize the show usl In actuality, atten- ten. Letters brought in saved on ■ garnering the support of equally election have any bearing on the way these groups work, the way dance policies take the pressure Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- ignorant peers, attempts a danger- timing of such a potentially • they recruit and the way they off of Instructors to provide us ferred. ous abuse of the power of the Inflammatory (and woefully make themselves known. I alone with well-planned, useful class • Bring the letter to Room 210 Weal Hall, majority, and it is an affront to misinformed) debate? •r e-mail us at bgnews#bgnet.bgsu edu. have lived In BG for a number of periods. I previously went to Be prepared to show valid ideatiflcatton. those whose pursuits here are years and have never seen any another state Institution where • Space limitations may prevent The BG truly scholarly. Jaclyn Martin significant amount of nazl activi- attendance policies were virtu- News from printing ail letters received. To put It quite simply, Junior ties (besides the organized klan ally non-existent. I found that In The BG News reserves the right to edit research on animals Is fundamen- Biology rallies which pass through). Nor do some courses, you can do quite any and all letters. tal to increasing our understand- I know of any threat now. Aside well without showing up to ing of biochemical pathways, from the one neo-nazl skinhead class. Also, very often students Copyright © 1997. The BG News, Bowling transmission of diseases and Group's threat who hangs up the National Alli- (myself included) would get up Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this genetic Information, and develop- ance propaganda alone at night, and walk out of lectures that publication without the permission of The BG News ment of behavior patterns. exaggerated there Is nothing going on here. were Inadequate. is strictly prohibited. Should It turn out that USG It Is important not to become My point Is, let the students The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is published daily during the actually has the power to dictate I am writing to address the wrapped up in a knee-jerk reac- decide if your class Is worth academic year and weekly during the summer se the limits of faculty research, and article written on March 18th by tionary response to the activity of showing up to—don't threaten mester. should choose to follow the course Andrea Wood concerning the one person. Again it Is my Inten- the.:i with lower grades for not Opinions expressed in columns and letters to of action suggested In this bill. I National Alliance. tion to set the record straight that showing up. If your classes the editor are not necessarily those of the student fear that the quality of education Andrea succeeded In charac- there Is no real threat here from really are necessary, then let the body, faculty. University administration or The BG here, especially In the biology and terizing the attitudes and the National Alliance or any neo- students who don't show up News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the psychology departments, would agendas put forth from the neo- nazl group. What we are witness- Spring 1997 BG News staff. learn the hard way. The BG News encourages its readers to notify severely decline. Faculty members nazl group. Her description of ing Is simply the actions of one the paper of any errors in stories or photograph Interested In and dedicated to the National Alliance's five main person with too much time on his/ Steve Holland descriptions. pursuing research regarding the goals Is completely accurate, her hands and not enough In his/ Senior ft v HistoA- > Tuesday. April 1. 1997 The BG News page three

LOCAL OHIO Weather Tuesday, April 1 AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures

Gore captures MICH. ^=T • ^-~ . ClevelandClevels 46sfk narrow win Toledo 54 # PA Youngstown | 49° | in USG voting Manstield | 52°~ IND □ Incumbent re-claims Student Government seat atop USG, winning Daytonj 57°~| by a mere 10 votes in building on the experience I've largest voter turnout in already had. "The amount of votes shows University history. the students really care about Cincinnati 57' what's going on here, and I hope j ByJOHNSTEBBINS administration will really listen TheBG News when we come with them with something to say," she added. 9-i By a margin of only 10 votes, Frysinger showed dissapoint- Portsrnoutt^8V Tara Gore won her re-election ment with his close loss. When bid as president of the Under- the results were released, he graduate Student Government. bowed his head and walked out of Her ticket with current Inter- the building. ^c^§§^ *> £Q ^ Fraternity Council senator Chris "I couldn't believe I came that Showers T-storms Ram Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pi. Cloudy Cloudy Tartara received 526 votes, out- close," he said. "It's tough to beat distancing the outsider bid of Ed an incumbent and some of the Via Associated Press GraphicsNet Frysinger and Maryann Russell. candidates probably thought I This year's elections produced was a joke, but I was really dis- the most votes In University his- sapointed in that a few more BGNews Phwo by Douf Khixnoviky tory with over 1,700 students vot- voters didn't come out because I Around Bowling Green ing for one of five presidential wanted to be the voice to help the Tara Gore (right) is congratulated March 21 after learning she had tickets. With a record mandate, students." won re-election as president of Undergraduate Student Government. Cranny reappointed dean of College of Arts Gore was encouraged at the Even in defeat, he plans to be releasing of the results in Prout more involved in the future. and Sciences Hall on the morning of March 21. "I will most definitely be in- "This says I did a good job this volved with USG in some way in USG The Board of Trustees has reappointed Charles J. Cranny to a year," Gore said. "The students the future to bring in fresh views three-year term as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. This will be Cranny's second term as dean, and it will until obviously feel they can trust me and ideas to be utilized," he add- President/Vice President Results June 30, 1999. Cranny, a member of the faculty since 1966, was and that I can do a better job ed. "I still have a lot to offer." first named dean In 1993. Tara Gore/Chris Tartara 526 SALARY Edward Fryslnger/Maryanne Russell 516 Middleton said the Faculty Computer classes offered for attorneys Continued from page one. Kevin Hussey/Jeff Carney 298 Senate resolution would bring Jason Wolfe/J. Rob Pletruszka 222 the faculty up to the national The University will offer a series of computer classes for at- ance is essential to the Universi- Philana Boles/Marcle Wahba 179 torneys during April, May and June. average; however, it appeared "Introduction to Microcomputers for Attorneys and Office ty, Middleton explained. they were aiming to receive as Support Staff will be held on Thursdays from April 3 to April A 3 percent increase is the much. At-Larae Senator Results 24. The classes will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. on campus. The cost number currently being used as a "The problem was it looked of the class will be $169. plug-in number for University like they were asking for an 8.9 "Folio Queries" will be held on May 28. The fee will be $49. budget models. percent raise, which is not what 1. Julie Meyer 494 "Business on the Internet for Attorneys" will be held on Middleton said 3 percent is not they were doing - they were try- 2. Megan Merrttt 473 Wednesdays from June 1 to July 2, and the cost will be $169. necessarily the increase the fac- ing to make a statement," 3. Klmberly Williams 469 Call Continuing Education at 372-8181 to register or for more information. ulty will receive It can easily go Middleton said. " We (President 4. David Flscus 465 up or down once the implications Sidney Ribcau and Middleton) 5. Adam Novak 456 of what It would mean to the Uni- thought that point was being 6. Kerry Aulizia 456 Wood County Historical Museum to open for versity become apparent. missed. We need to take a step 7. Brian Shuler 446 The final determination of any back." 1997 season increase will not be verified until 8. Jennifer Ward 429 the University budget for the Lunde said he agreed with the 9. Amanda Stengel 428 The Wood County Historical Museum will open on April 6 from 1997-98 academic year is com- decision to withdraw and resend 10. Tim Harrison 402 1 to 4 p.m., and it will feature a slide presentation beginning at 2 p.m. pleted by June 30. the resolution. 11. Christina Lamson 396 The presentation, called "Now an.1 Then," will focus on the The increase is dependent on "We are after a goal," Lunde 12. Brent Merrtman 383 Wood County Infirmary. three factors: an increase or de- said. "That was the thinking of The museum will be open for tours on weekends from 1 to 4 crease in fee, an increase or de- the Faculty Welfare Committee. 'Numbers are shown in amount of votes counted. p.m. through October. It will be open Tuesdays through Fridays crease in state subsidy, and the We don't expect that kind of in- from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for scheduled and informal tours. size of the student body. crease." Sourer. USG BG Nrwa Graphic by D

FILM DEVELOPING FILM DEVELOPING SPECIAL 1 SPECIAL "BIG SHOT" PRINTS ■ ■ 4X6 PRINTS a 3ViX5 GLOSSY PRINTS FROM YOUR FULL ■ "FRAME 35 mm C-41 PROCESS COLOR FILM ONLY I FROM YOUR FULL FRAME 35 mm C-41 ■ _ PROCESS COLOR FILM ONLY _ * $3.99 • 12 EXP ROLL(24 PRINTS) $3.99 *12 EXP ROLL | 24 EXP ROLLC48 PRINTS)-S6.99 | 24 EXP ROLL-S5.99 ■ 36 EXP ROLL(72 PRINTS)-$9.99 PROMO PRICE 15c a prim 36 EXP ROLL-$7.99 . 200 S. Main St. 'Actual price ♦ dev. charge 'Actual price Downtown PROMO PRICE 2nd let price 25< ipair may vary with add 10e7 print extra may vary with Next to Mid-Am Bonk * dcv. charge final print count final print count Not valid with any other special offer. Limit one Not valid with any other special offer. Limit one roll per coupon & must accompany order roll per coupon & must accompany order -3148 EXPIRES 4130197 EXPIRES 4/30/97 SBLCIE RIBBON PHOTO = 1 HR PROCESSING * SO MUCH MORE open. Moa-'ri. 9+ We Accept Checks 15^0Jair^^owllnsGre«r^5^M«^s^^^||j^^ Stye Stencil Knot • I page four The BG News Tuesday.April I. 1997

Dine In or Carry Out STATE

CAFE "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style" Spring hits Great Lakes piers 353-CALL Fishermen, freighters line shores Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 to begin Toledo's shipping season 109 North Main Street, Downtown Bowling Green, OH The Associated Press The Interlakes Steamship Co. freighter departed four hours LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY TOLEDO - The calendar says after it arrived, loaded with Tuesday - Sunday spring has officially arrived. But 50,000 tons of coal in railroad it's not truly official around here cars. It was bound for the Great DRINK SPECIALS until the first freighter docks and Lakes Steel plant in Ecorse, 6-9PM...Ladies Only...Fri. & Sat. the walleye begin their run. Mich. 25« Well Drinks & Drafts As anglers lined the banks of Two other vessels, The Ameri- the Sandusky and Maumee rivers can Republic and Canadian 7-9PM...Dimers...Thurs. & Sat. on Monday, the freighter Her- Transport, will be loaded with Rollins Rock for $1 bert C. Jackson entered the Port coal Tuesday, said John Loftus, POP-A-SHOT TOURNAMENT of Toledo, heralding the begin- the seaport director for the Tole- 7-9PM ...Tuesday & Sunday...$100 Crand Prize, ning of the Great Lakes shipping do-Lucas County Port Authority. season. Coal is the port's primary bulk The bar formerly known as Gamers "It's a little chilly, but it's great cargo. About 5.3 million tons of Associated PTTIS photo Call for info...352-9780 to be outdoors," said Al Harris, coal were shipped out of the port 38, of Toledo, as he fished at in 1996 to U.S. and Canadian The Herbert C. Jackson enters the Port of Tjledo Monday, heralding Sidecut Park in suburban power companies and steel the beginning of the spring shipping season on Lake Erie. Maumee. The factory worker plants along the Great Lakes. VAIiiiAIi took a week's vacation with his That was a 10 percent increase the freighter, anglers were busy should bring out thousands of friend, Dan Borysiak. over 1995 figures. trying to catch walleye. anglers. "I've been cooped up all win- This year should be another The annual walleye run in the "Usually, I've been out a cou- wyy^^^^^^V^^^WflflflflrtrtflrtflflflflW^ftflflrtft ter," said Borysiak, 37. "I'm go- banner year. About 6 million tons Lake Erie tributaries is big busi- ple of times by now," said Tom Units still available for fall '97 ing to spend the next few days of coal are expected to be ship- ness for local communities., It Lewis, 67, of Maumee, a retired fishing, fishing and fishing." ped out. draws people from more than 30 postal worker who was fishing at R.E. Management Clear blue skies covered most "We fully expect another posi- states between March and May - Sidecut Park. "Qualify Off-Campus Housing" of northwest Ohio and tempera- tive coal year at the port," Loftus the life of the run. tures were in the 40s on Monday, said as he stood on the docks The National Weather Service "If the weather stays nice, you •841 Eighrh Sr. •840/850 Sixrh Sr. a far cry from the recent rainy, watching the coal being un- forecast sunny and partly sunny won't even be able to get a spot cold weather that has kept people loaded. skies and higher temperatures around here. Come back in a few •Manville Ave •Campus Manor indoors. While coal was being loaded on for the next few days. That days and see." •825 Third Sr. •313 N. Main CHECK OUT OUR SUMMER RATES Warning devices increase railroad safety CALL US TODAY OR STOP IN FOR BROCHURE Recent legislation allows for quick installation of systems at crossroads M-F 8 to 5 SAT 8 to 12 H3 Railroad SI. The Associated Press "By streamlining the process and increas- DeWine also wrote the Railroad Crossing ing the efficiency of public and private or- Safety Act, which President Clinton signed 352-9302 {next le Klnlco's) TOLEDO - Ohio railroad crossings are ganizations, we have reduced the danger in September 1996. The act offers communi- U safer now than they were a few years ago that exists in Ohio. I am hopeful our efforts ties incentives to close their most dangerous because of legislation that allows communi- can be replicated in other states as well," crossings. ties to quickly install railroad warning de- said DeWine, R-Ohio, who met with coalition vices, U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine said Monday. representatives in Toledo on Monday. About 600 people nationwide die each year DeWine brought together a public-private The coalition includes the Federal Rail- at railroad crossings. Last year, Ohio ranked coalition of federal and state transportation road Administration, the Ohio Department sixth in the nation with about 180 highway- and railroad organizations in 1995 to elim- of Transportation, the Public Utilities Com- railroad crossing collisions, and 12th in the inate the wait between design, funding and mission of Ohio, the Ohio Rail Development country with more than 20 people killed construction of railroad crossing warning Commission, the Federal Highway Adminis- while trespassing on or around railroad systems. tration and the Ohio Railroad Association. tracks.

T.G.I. Fridays In Sandusky will be holding a job (air featuring Instant interviews. • Host/Hostesses • Servers Judge challenges 'double-dipping' law • Bartenders • Bussers • Line Cooks Be seen where the best peope meet to enjoy great food and a lively bar. Best of all The Associated Press Nov. 5 general election. what they'll see is you enjoying a great workplace, excellent benefits and flexible Mascio's lawyer Benson Wolman phole that allowed them to retire, schedules Besides providing a tun, team-onenled wort environment, TGI Friday's® After the issue became public, argued after filing the lawsuit in then immediately return to the otters COLUMBUS -- A Jefferson Gov. George Voinovlch signed December. public payroll and draw salaries County Judge has won the first into law a bill tightening the ban and pensions. • Meal discounts • Major medical • Dental round in his lawsuit challenging against double-dipping. State Solicitor Jeffrey Sutton The law was changed to prohi- • Plenty of growth and career opportunity the state's "double-dipping" law. said it is unclear whether the law bit elected officeholders from re- • The support of a billion-dollar, global hospitality firm U.S. District Judge George C Smith said his ruling pertains immediately affected anyone tiring 31 days before a re- Smith on Monday temporarily only to Mascio's case. The de- other Mascio because it applied election bid to 31 days after be- Come join the fun: Interviews will be held Saturday, April 5*, from 9 am ■ S pm, blocked the state from applying cision means Mascio will contin- to all officeholders statewide. ginning a new term. 2003 C«veland Rd, Sandusky Call M19) 686-5200 for more information the law to Common Pleas Judge ue to receive both his pension "There might be some local John Mascio. The law prohibits and salary while the case Is being officials that we don't know But Mascio and Jefferson people receiving state retire- decided. about," Sutton said. County Judge Samuel Kerr re- ment benefits from collecting the He said state officials had not signed 36 days before the elec- money if they are elected to pub- He said it was also clear that an decided whether to appeal tion. lic office. emergency clause inserted into Smith's ruling. the legislation to make it take ef- The Legislature changed re- Kerr since has asked to with- *« ensi/e equal oopomrnry fcr evwyty*1 Mascio retired from the bench fect immediately with Voino- tirement laws in 1994 after it was draw his resignation. He said ©1997 TGI Fridays inc in September, began collecting vich's signature was aimed solely revealed that more than 4,000 public scrutiny is one of the his pension and then ran unop- at Mascio. state and local government offi- reasons he reconsidered his de- posed for the same office in the That makes it unconstitutional, cials had cashed in on the loo- cision to retire.

•me-trro PBEVHRfifc TRACKER SPECIAL ADVANCE SCREENING HWt\ CUSACK DRIVER ARKIN AYKROYD 1906! In a hurry?Don't worry- come try our fresh LUNCH SPECIALS Available daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. GROSSE POIN TE In addition to our regular menu fare we feature over 20 other selections for lunch or iaa*indiri as»r-ai-naii'(i:«ii ,.. ., dinner. All made fresh every day! nn«iiait«Hirviia tin'.-Tata —*iiu .»»■:« vaMimiin lac -las:.:, jBB,rw»,»a> — r • -MM ■WIBI ■ rntrt . — .. Stop by and take home any of our FREE MOVIE POSTERS Wednesday April 2 Pick Up Pastes at lh# delicious, freshly made entrees Stoo Of and IM !*»• i« Union A'h.tries Organiialion 6:30 PM & 9:00PM Trao>a> «no Metro 3rd Floor union 0«fM" ( ctucaxo* »" for dinner tonight! Glsh Film Theater ' A pass does not guarantee a seat China Express is located in your Bowling Green ■ » » «-* t~ a- «L» TRACKER ^JXs* FOOD TOWN PLUS A 1080 SOUTH MAIN ST.

<\ I *. Tuesday, April 1, 1997 The BG News page five

WORLD Around the Nation

'Must carry* law to proceed Countdown to Thursday launch begins for Columbia portant source of information to many new cable networks have CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The countdown began Monday for Cable companies can be federally many Americans," Justice An- been created in recent years. this week's launch of space shuttle Columbia on a 16-day thony M Kennedy wrote for the research mission. forced to broadcast local stations court. "For decades now it has Cable companies voluntarily After two mlddle-of-the-night shuttle launches, liftoff this been an essential part of the carry network-affiliated broad- time will be at 2:01 p.m. Thursday. The chances or good weather cast stations because of their were put at 80 percent. The Associated Press forcing them to carry stations national discourse on subjects "It's kind of nice to come in when the sun's just coming up and they would rather drop. across the whole broad spectrum large viewership. But smaller, independent channels feared that support a countdown that afternoon," said shuttle test director WASHINGTON -- The The justices said the measure of speech, thought and expres- John Guidi. government can force cable tele- is a lawful effort to preserve sion." without the must-carry rule, The seven astronauts will work 12-hour work shifts in orbit. vision systems to carry local broadcast television and ensure "Congress has an independent cable systems would drop them. Thirty-three experiments are planned with fire, plants, crystals, broadcast stations, the Supreme public access to information interest in preserving a multipli- The stations then could lose ad- metals and other materials. Court said Monday in a decision from a variety of sources. city of broadcasters to ensure vertising and face going out of It will be the third shuttle mission this year and the 83rd since that could serve as a stay of exe- More than 60 percent of Amer- that all households have access to business, the broadcasters con- Columbia made the first shuttle flight in April 1981. cution for small, independent ican households subscribe to information and entertainment tended. channels. cable TV. The decision means on an equal footing with those Man chokes on friend's pet fish The 5-4 ruling rejected cable those customers will continue to who subscribe to cable," he said. Broadcasters praised the cable BAYOU VISTA, La. - A man who popped a friend's 6-lnch tro- companies' argument that a 1992 receive local broadcast stations TV ruling, while cable TV in- pical fish Into his mouth as a joke died when it got stuck in his federal "must carry" law vio- on their cable systems. There is heavy competition for dustry officials were disappoint- throat. lates their free-speech rights by "Broadcast television is an im- space on cable systems because ed. Steven Hill Epperson, 36, was dead on arrival at a hospital Sunday. He put the Jack Dempsey fish In his mouth at his friend's house, and it became wedged in his airway, said Dr. F.H. Metz, Eggs roll on White House lawn coroner for St. Mary Parish. The Associated Press

WASHINGTON - Setting his crutches aside and leaning PEACE CORPS against a podium, President Clin- NEEDS YOUR SKILLS ton surveyed the throng of eager children from a White House We are recruiting students balcony and gave the signal: "Are who will graduate in 1997 you all ready?" A sharp blast from the presi- and 1998 for volunteer dential whistle, a roar from the positions in Education, Environment, crowd spread over the South Agriculture, Business, Health, Youth Lawn and the 119th annual White Development, and other areas. House Easter Egg Roll was under way Monday. As usual, lines for the egg roll- Call today to discuss your ing stations stretched halfway qualifications. down the South Lawn, but there were plenty of other activities FOR MORE for the kids. For Instance, they could ex- INFORMATION CALL plore the Internet and send an e- 1-800-424-8580 mail to the president at a com- Visit Pe*ce Corps' WEB site: puter tent. Or they could hear http://vYvvw.peftcecorps.gov stories read by actress Jane Online application available at; Seymour, Education Secretary http--//www. peacecorps.gov/wwvv/vTs/Vi ta. htm I Richard Riley and Attorney Gen- eral Janet Reno, who read "Queen Janet From the Bunny Planet." AlBOctaled Prrn pholo Woodrow (the White House mouse). Curious George, Easter With the White House in the background, participants in the White House Easter Egg Roll move eggs bunnies, and a costumed cow down the lawn Monday. named Clyde posed for pictures WARNING: with the children. courses, 4-year-old Jessica signed by the Clintons. for about five minutes. And, of course, there was an Cooke, bundled in a blue coat and "I have pink," she said, show- The annual egg began with Dol- Easter egg hunt, where children hat against the chilly spring day, ing it to her mother. Terra Cooke ley Madison who read that Egyp- Graduation searched for wooden eggs, some clutched her white slotted spoon of Oakton, Va Jessica said she tian children rolled colored eggs of them signed by Socks, the first and pushed a pink hard-boiled enjoyed "playing at the White at the Pyramids. She established Approaching family's cat. About three dozen egg down the lane. House." the tradition on the Capitol blind children participated in a She won her race and a pink Clinton, recovering from knee grounds. In 1878, President The hard work and the fun of your college career are about to come to an end Now is the time to special beeping egg hunt. wooden Easter egg featuring a surgery on March 14, and Hillary Rutherford B. Hayes moved it to consider what's ahead. You'd be smart to apply Over at one of the egg rolling bunny holding the White House Rodham Clinton watched the fun the White House. your Information Systems degree and talent in a posrtion with BlueC-ross BlueShield of Ohio. Our IS Team tackles challenging projects every day You'll work closely with senior members and assume important responsi- Montana abortion law reinstated bilities right away. And you'll be encouraged to keep grow- ing as you gain stature within our Unmarried girls must notify parents or get judge's approval for operation organization. Were offering solid, entry- level opportunities for: The Associated Press in her best interest. Two years later, lawmakers enacted a new PROGRAMMERS The court's main opinion said the Montana law that let girls avoid telling a parent by • BSCS • coding, testing and debugging experience • Cobol/Cobol II programming • familiarity with JCL WASHINGTON ~ The Supreme Court on law makes no distinction between the two. getting a judge's permission instead. • background in Windows. OS/2, UNIX/AIX Monday reinstated a Montana law that re- In a concurring opinion, Justice John Paul or Easel preferred quires unmarried girls to notify a parent or Stevens said, "It is surely appropriate to as- A judge d.uld give permission if a girl was We offer a fully competitive salary/benefits package, a creative, casual get a judge's approval before undergoing an sume that the Montana provision also re- mature enough to decide whether to have an working environment and strong career potential To lesm more, send abortion. quires the court to authorize the minor's abortion, if there was evidence that a parent your resume to: Human Rmourcaa |DG), BluaCross BlueShield The court ruled that the law, which is simi- of Ohio, 2060 East Ninth St., Cleveland, OH 44115. An equal consent whenever the abortion is in her best abused her, or if notifying a parent would opportunity employer lar to one in Ohio, is valid despite arguments interests." not be in her best interest. by abortion rights advocates that it does not Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Ste- BlueCross BlueShield let judges decide an abortion would be in a phen G. Breyer joined Stevens' opinion. Eleven other states have parental girl's best interest. Simon Heller of the Center for Repro- of Ohio notification laws with similar judicial by An indopancMrtl Licensee o* the Montana's law says judges can approve an ductive Law and Policy, representing the pass procedures. They are Arkansas, De Blue Cross and Bk* Sn-Md Association abortion without notifying either parent if a doctors who sued, said he was disappointed laware, , Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Min girl shows that such notice is against her in the ruling but that the doctors will contin- nesota, Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio and West best interest. ue to challenge the law on other grounds. . j&Sp* o»a»aea»oea »i^n»i=3oa»a«iitcie3»an-i »o»atr/j^»>l The unsigned decision noted that past rul- Montana agreed in 1993 not to enforce its ings on parental-notification laws assumed law requiring unmarried girls under 18 to Some other states require parental con- Applications are now being accepted for thefl that a judicial finding that parental notice is tell a parent before undergoing an abortion, sent, most with a judicial bypass based on a not in a girl's best interest is the same as because it did not provide the option of going showing that an abortion would be in the Ilollis A. Moore finding that abortion without notification is to court. girl's best interest. Memorial 1 Saisoii.il Kmploymcnt Opportunity 1 Scholarship GREENBRIAR, INC. The Hollis A. Moore Memorial Scholarship was Come Aboard This Summer. established to recognize students who Time is running out on contribute to Bowling Green State University these apartments for summer... through participation anc leadership in j THE JET EXPRESS j University community activities. 1 The Jet Express has some of the best employment opportunities • Columbia Court on Lake Ene. Alt you a personable, responsible individual who enjoys meeting, greeting and treating the public right? $500 will be awarded for Then we would like to talk with you. • Field Manor | the 1997-98 academic year. Seasonal Positions Available for 1 • Frazee Avenue CREW To be considered for the scholarship, a student must TICKET SALES • Campbell Hill • be a rising Junior or «enlor DOCK riKSONNhl. • have a 3.0 cumulative GPA • Buff • demonstrate active participation in 1 or more information, call The Jet Expre ss University organizations • be available for a personal interview 1-800-245-1538 • Mercer Manor with the selection committee Applications are available in ... Get them while they last! Student Financial Aid, Room 231 Administration Building TheFasiat WbytoPut-in-Bay 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 and are due by April 11,1997. An ),..! Offimntn EmfUwr page six The BG News Tuesday, April 1,1997

Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 AriZOna. WillS Holdsclaw» Tennessee repeat The Associated Press

CINCINNATI - Tennessee Kentucky stunned in title game won yet another national cham- pionship, and this one might have The Associated Press been the toughest - and most bruising - of all. INDIANAPOLIS - Now there's Shackling Old Dominion with only one No. 1 left for the Ari- aggressive, physical defense, zona Wildcats - themselves. Tennessee weathered a second- Arizona, the team that was half comeback and beat the Lady supposed to be a year away, just Monarchs 68-59 Sunday night to needed an extra five minutes to win its second straight national win its first NCAA basketball championship in women's bas- championship. ketball and fifth overall. Led by the backcourt of Junior Chamique Holdsclaw led the Miles Simon und freshman Mike Lady Vols (29-10) with 24 points Bibby, Arizona kept Kentucky and made the key plays down the from repeating as national stretch after Tennessee tempo- champion with an 84-79 overtime rarily lost the lead. In the final victory Monday night. 6:48, she scored 10 points, as- With three juniors, a sopho- sisted on two baskets and more and a freshman in the start- blocked a shot. ing lineup, next year was sup- With 9.3 seconds left and the ti- posed to be the one for Arizona tle secure, Holdsclaw slapped Instead, the Wildcats (25-9) made hands and bumped bodies with their first championship appear- jubilant teammates. Indicative of ance a thrilling one in a game the way the game went, Old Do- featuring 20 ties and 18 lead minion Ail-American guard Ti- Associated Press ptot* changes. cha Penicheiro threw the ball Tennessee's Laurie Milligan, Pashen Thompson and Kellie Jolly hoist Fourth-seeded Arizona became away on the Lady Monarchs' last the championship trophy. The Volunteers look the NCAA Division I the first team in tournament his- possession, then went to the Women's Tournament for the second straight year. tory to knock off three No. 1 bench in tears. It was her 11th seeds - Kansas, North Carolina turnover and Old Dominion's But Holdsclaw, the sophomore ished with 10 points on 4-of-13 and now Kentucky, the win- 26th All-American who always seems shooting. ningest programs in college bas- Just as important as Holds- to be there when Tennessee Machanguana's 16 points led ketball history. claw's play was the Tennessee needs her the most, came Old Dominion (34-2), which was Kentucky was trying to be- defense, which was allowed to through again. seeking a return to the glory come the second repeat cham- bump and knock people around First, Holdsclaw got a basket years that produced AIAW without fouls being called while inside to tie the score at 49 with national championships in 1979 pion since UCLA's stretch of AamhMiriwiiktM seven straight titles ended in the Lady Vols were building a 6:48 left. Then she fed Niya Butts and 1980 and the NCAA crown in 1973. Duke repeated as champion Kentucky's Wayne Turner goes up over Arizona's Miles Simon in the 16-point lead in the first half. for a short bank shot in the lane 1985. But Tennessee was too re- in 1992. NCAA Championship game. Arizona defeated Kentucky 84-79. The result was two and three that put the Lady Vols up 51-49. lentless and the Lady Monarchs Instead, Arizona won the first bodies sprawled on the floor at That was followed by a pass to saw their 33-game winning overtime championship game with 30 points. Bibby, the son of One of the wildest final times and a lot of frustration for wide-open Pashen Thompson for streak come to an end. since Michigan beat Seton Hall former UCLA star Henry Bibby, minutes of regulation in NCAA the Old Dominion players. a layup, stretching the lead to 80-79 in 1989. Arizona reached who won three college cham- tournament history set up the Old Dominion managed to 53-49, and Tiffani Johnson's bas- The title capped a long bumpy the Final Four with an overtime pionships himself as a player, overtime. overcome that frustration, ket inside made it 55-19 with 4:46 ride for Tennessee, which suf- win against Providence in the had 14 of his 19 points in the sec- Bibby made two free throws though, and took the lead on left. fered through injuries and the Southeast regional. ond half. with 1:01 left to give Arizona a three occasions in the second After Clarisse Machanguana nation's toughest schedule in the Simon, who missed the first 11 Arizona became the losingest 72-68 lead. Ron Mercer, Ken- half, the last time at 49-47 on re- made a running hook to make it a first half of the season. Tennes- games of the season because of team to win it all since Kansas serve Amber Eller's 3-pointer four-point game, Holdsclaw got see stood lf>o after losing at Old academic problems, finished was27-llinl988. • See WILDCATS, page seven. from the left corner with 7:05 the next two baskets to put it out Dominion 83-72 on Jan. 7 and left. of reach to stretch the lead to looked nothing like a team that eight and the Lady Vols held on. could win the national champion- Holdsclaw took over down the ship. stretch after Mery Andrade, Old But point guard Kellie Jolly re- BG alums comprise candidates Dominion's best defensive player turned from a knee injury after and emotional leader, fouled out that game and the Lady Vols re- with 8:01 left battling for a re- grouped to become only the sec- □ Former Falcons fill MEN'S bound. list of potential candi- ond team in 16 years of NCAA BASKETBALL Candidates? Penicheiro, Old Dominion's women's play to win consecutive dates to replace the darting, slashing point guard titles.

I *. ! Tuesday, April 1, 1997 The BG News page seven

BG recovers from tough break Sports Briefs □ Falcons open MAC standing all year," said BG coach game, improving his season BG softball swept by Central Michigan Danny Schmitz. "Every start has average to .393. play undefeated, take BASEBALL been a quality start, and his per- After the offensive barrage, The Falcon softball team fell to 0-4 in the Mid-American Con- on Michigan today after formance really set the tone for the Falcons were no doubt pre- xr ference after losing a doubleheader to Central Michigan 7-2 and returning from 2-6 Flor- the series. If I were a guy on the pared to take on the Chippewas in 5-1. pitching staff, Andy Smith is the another doubleheader scheduled they played in the Homestead Jennifer Wolfs record drops to 4-4 on the mound after the first ida trip. guy I'd be watching right now." for Sunday. The games were Tournament. game. Amy Hamilton, who took the loss in the second, has yet to mark the win column in five decisions. Senior Donny Schone rained out. The Falcons won their first "The guys were really psy- Jenny Ranz, Pam Kreuz and Missy Phillips led the way at the By JIM TOCCO slashed a bases-loaded, two-run game in grand fashion, beating plate with two hits on the series. The BG News double in the first , provid- ched," Schmitz said. "But Mother New York Tech 13-1. That ing the Falcons' only two RBI's. Nature didn't let it happen. You brought the Falcons' record to Women's tennis dominates at San Francisco On the strength of Saturday's Central Sage Jackson can prepare all you want, but she 6-0 on the season. Then things sweep of a doubleheader with held the Falcons to just two hits, has the final say." turned sour. The BG women's tennis team handled San Francisco 9-0 last conference rival Central Michi- and none of the Falcons' three Today at 2 p.m., the Falcons The Falcons lost their first Thursday. The team took every flight in the singles category as gan, the Bowling Green baseball runs were earned. Aaron Mora will get a chance to ride that game of the year to Bradley 8-6, well as doubles play. team has jumped out to a 9-6 collected the only other BG hit. emotional high as they take on then dropped an extra-inning af- BG traveled to the Riverside Racquet Club Sunday to take on overall record, 2-0 in the MAC. In the second game, the Falcon the Michigan. It is the first time fair to Troy State 12-11 in 11 in- Miami. The netters were bested 7-2. Central, which finished last bats came alive. The BG Bowling Green has hosted a Big nings. Julie Weisblatt was the only winner in singles play downing season with a conference mark of offensive onslaught went 10 team in Schmitz's nine-year The next day, the Falcons took Amanda Shinall 6-3, 7-5. With the decision BG drops to 6-4 over- 16-14, 1 1/2 games ahead of 13-for-30, pounding out seven tenure a beating at the hands of Indiana, all and 0-1 in conference play. Bowling Green, dropped the homers. Drew Nlles Michigan holds a 16-9 overall losing 22-6. They then lost again Men's tennis struggles against Miami games by scores of 3-0 and 10-3. pounded out his team-leading record, with a 6-2 mark in the Big by the score of 5-4 to Wright In the latter contest, Bowling third of the year and Matt Mlyn- 10. State. "Any time you get a Big 10 The BG netters were handled by invading Miami Saturday at Green set a school record by hit- arek hit his first two of the year. The Falcons got back on their Keefe Courts, 6-2. Ryan Gabel was the top performer for BG ting seven home runs. Brian Cannon, Donny Schone, game at your place, you're going feet with a convincing 12-2 vic- defeating Miami's Greg Cookson 6-2,6-1. In the first game, senior pitch- Bob Niemet and Jay Harrington to be up for it," Schmitz said. tory over Niagara, but dropped BG's Joel Terman-Radu Bartan combo defeated Miami's Yvon er Andy Smith, who has been also hit one out for the Falcons. Michigan coach Geoff Zahn, the next game of the tournament, Edoumou-Quin 8-4 in the third flight doubles. dazzling on the mound all year, Pitcher Joe Holland went all who spent 12 years in the major 17-8, to Wright State. With the loss, BG falls to 6-6 overall and 0-1 in the MAC. got a complete game shutout, seven , allowing just five leagues, is a Toledo resident, and In their final game, the Falcons scattering just six hits over sev- hits and earning just two runs. made sure that Bowling Green lost a squeaker, 2-1, to C.W. Post. en innings of work. Smith raised Central Michigan pitcher Luke was put on the Wolverines' "Obviously we aren't happy his record on the year to 4-0, Karr was rocked for eight runs in schedule. with going 2-6," Schmitz said. WILDCATS "We're only one hour away," "But I guess sometimes records having struck out 27 and walked the first 4 1-3 innings. The Fal- Continued front page six. bring Kentucky within one. just four. He has allowed just one cons also touched up Rick Hol- Schmitz said. "It's silly to not are misleading. We really played in 30 , lern for two runs in the final in- play them." good baseball. Sometimes you rucky's hero in last season's Bibby stood out near halfcourt for a stunning 0.30 ERA. ning. Over spring break, the Falcons have to lose games to win games championship game, then hit a dribbling the ball as the shot "Andy Smith has been out- Cannon went 2-for-2 in the dropped six of the eight games down the road." 3-pointer with 51 seconds left to clock wound down.

Chicago Cincinnati Houston Pittsburgh St. Louis

Last Year: 82-80 Last Year: 73-89 Last Year: 76-86 Last Year: 81-81 Last Year: 88-74 Place: Second Place: Fifth Place: Fourth Place: Third Place: First Gains: P's Mel Rojas. and Gains: OF's Deion Sanders and Ruben Gains: P's , Russ Springer. Gains: SS Kevin Elsler; 3B Joe Randa Gains: P Lance Painter. 2B Delino ; SS Shawon Dunslon; Sierra. P's . Ricky Bones, Jose Lima and Danny Darwin, OF's Luis Losses: SS ; IF , 2B DeShields; C Tom Lampkin; IF Steve OF Dave Clark. Billy Brewer and Slan Belinda; 3B Terry Gonzalez, and John Carlos Garcia; OF Orlando Merced; P's Scarsone; OF's and Con/ Losses: P Jaime Navn'ro; OF Luis PendeHon. Cangelosi, C's and Kirt Dan Plesac and Dan Miceli. Snyder. Intrigue: The Pirates, with'first-year Gonzalez, 3B Leo Gomez. Losses: OF's . Kevin Mitchell Manwaring; SS Pat Listach Losses: SS ; 2B : . is fielding an entire Intrigue: Ryne and Thomas Howard; 3B ; P's Losses: P's Doug Drabek. , P's Cory Bailey and Rene Arocha team ol prospects this year It should prove Sandberg is one short ol Joe Morgans Mark Portugal. Lee Smith and Johnny Doug Brocail and Xavier Hernandez; OF's Intrigue: Will Tony LaRussa. who was to be a major rebuilding year Since winning record 266 home runs by a second Ruflin. Brian Hunter and ; SS Orlando able lo bnng a division title to St. Louis in baseman Mel Rojas should fill in nicely Intrigue: Will , 's Miller. the NL East in 1992. the Pirates are a his first year, be able to repeat the task? as the stopper lo replace , hand-picked manager, lay his hands off a Intrigue: The Astros, with the solid young dismal 259-323 with three last-place Dennis Eckersly is still slated to be the bul will the Cubs have the lead enough lo little more'' He used 147 different lineups infield of Bagwell, Biggio, Berry and finishes. Cards' stopper this year. When will the give Rojas Ihe ball lale in the game' last year. If Sanders does not produce, will Listach could post some wins this year. 42-year-ok) run out ol juice? Deion slick wilh |ust football next year? Will the young pitching staff help out?

BG News Pick: 75-87 (fourth) BG News Pick: 84-78 (thrid) BG News Pick: 86-76 (first) BG News Pick: 62-100 (fifth) BG News Pick: 85-77 (second)

Colorado Los Angeles BHa San Diego San Francisco NATIONAL

Last Year: 91-71 Last Year: 68-94 Last Year: 83-79 Last Year: 90-72 Place: First Place: Fourth Place: Third Place: Second Gains: IF's Jose Vizcaino, Jeff Kent and Gains: P Jerry Dipoto; C Kirt Manwaring Gains: 3B Todd Zeile. IF's Nelson Liriano. Gains: P's Sterling Hitchcock and Joey Mark Lewis; P's Julian Tavarez and Doug Losses: P's , Armando , Eddie Williams and Howard Eischen; 2B quitvio Veras; OF Phil Planner Henry; 1B J T. Snow. OF's Darryl Hamilton Reynoso and Lance Painter. Battle Losses: P's . Bob and Damn Jackson. Intrigue: The Rockies are a Jeckell-and- Losses: 2B Delino DeShields, 3B Mike Tewksbury, Willie Blair and Dustm Losses: P's , Jaime Hyde team. Will the Rockies, who were 55- Blowers; IF Dave Hansen, C Carlos Hermanson. C Bnan Johnson; OF Chris A \im Brewington and Mark Dewey, 3B Matt 26, hitting 343 at , ligure out Hernandez: OF's and Dave Gwynn: 2B Jody Reed. Williams. 2B Robby Thompson; SS how to win on the road? Colorado was 28- Clark. Intrigue: The Pads' of Greg 53, hitting .228 in other ballparks lasl year. Intrigue: Bill Russell steps in as just the . Vaughn, and is Intrigue: Only Barry Bonds and Glenallen The Rocks led the NL in average (287) third Dodger manager since 1954 Will he one ol Ihe best in baseball National and homers (221) last year, Out came in a be able to carry on Lasorda's tradition? Hill remain from last year's League MVP is back from lineup. Is the huge investment in Bonds distant last in ERA (5 59) They also With Rookie of Ihe Year , the offseason shoulder surgery, but will he be payoff? allowed the most homers (198) Dodgers had the lowest ERA as a learn, able lo duplicate his incredible year? The but the second lowest batting average Will Padres have the best in the league, Zeile and rookie Wilton Guerrerro help? last year rolling lo a 3.30 ERA BG News Pick: 64-98 (fourth) BG News Pick: 81-81 (third) BG News Pick: 90-72 (first) BG News Pick: 88-74 (second) LEAGUE

Atlanta Florida Montreal New York Philadelphia

Last Year. 96-66 Last Year: 80-82 Last Year: 88-74 Last Year: 71-91 Last Year: 67-95 Place: First Place: Third Place: Second Place: Fourth Place: Fifth Gains: P's Mark Portugal, and Gains: P's Yorkis Perez, Paul Byrd, Alan Gains: Ps Alex Fernandez, Gains: P's Lee Smith, , Marc Gains: P's Armando Reynoso, Greg Embree. Scott Brow and Bryan Harvey. and Dustm Hermanson; OFs Moises Alou. Valdez, Melvin Bunch and Matt Wagner, C McMichael and Toby Borland; 1B John Scott Ruftcorn; OFs Danny Tartabull and Derrick May; OF/IF Rex Hudler; 1B Rico OF's Kenny Lofton and Hensley Meulens , and John ; OF's Doug Strange and Olerud Brogna. Losses: P's and Greg Cangelosi. Torey Lovullo: IF Geronimo Pena Losses: P's , Paul Byrd, McMichael. OF's Dave Justice, Marquis Losses: 1B Gerg Colbrunn; 2B Quilvio Losses: P's Mel Rojas, . Mark Doug Henry and Jerry Dipoto; 1B Rico Losses: P's Sid Fernandez, Toby Borland Grissom and ; 3B Terry Veras; OF ; P Yorkis Perez Leiter, Mike Dyer and . OF's Brogna and Russ Springer; C , OF Jim Eisenreich. PendeHon Intrigue: Martins' owner H Wayne Moises Alou. Tamil Benitez and Lenny Intrigue: The Mets would have a strong Intrigue: The Braves have won 550 Intrigue: The Phillies set league records Huizenga spent nearly $90 million during Webster; IF Dave Sitvestri young rotation il Jason Isringhausen, Bill games over the past five years, more than the offseason and brought in some big Intrigue: The budget-conscious Expos Pulsipher and stay healthy. last year by using the disabled list 23 times any other team. The Lofton trade and using 54 players over the course of the names and , one ol the best took hard hits this winter with the loss of Right now they're not Would a solid staff year They're dying for someone to help provides the defending NL champs with managers in baseball. Will Ihe Marlins, Rojas, Alou and Fassero Will the Expos, be enough to keep Ihe Mets in contention? the best leadoff hitter in baseball. He will sick of trailing expansion partner Colorado who have gone the longest in the majors The offense could be strong, if Todd with last year's last-in-the-NL finish. lill in nicely for Grissom, but will Andruw in the standings and at the gate be able to without making the playoffs (1981). still Hundley, Carlos Baerga, Bernard Gilkey Jones step up in the place of Justice? buy their way there? have the guns to make it? and Lance Johnson come through BG News Pick: 70-92 (tie-third) BG News Pick: 106-56 (first) BG News Pick: 90-72 (second) BG News Pick: 70-92 (tie-thnd) BG News Pick: 66-96 (fifth) iWttifc^iNtujrf GMAT Chance FOR RENT » June 21,1997 Winthrop Terrace Apts. The Computer Test is coming! o Don't miss your last chance Fall <97 and Spring '98 ever to tale the GMAT Time is running out on paper! to register for the Limited Summer Available Scores are good 18th Annual RA Drive In Workshop Featuring: for 5 years! to be held April 5th at Campus Shuttle • 1 & 2 BR. Fum./Unfurn. Call today to e. .roll. Bowling Green State University! 1 & 2 Full Baths • 3 Great Locations Cost is only $15 for BGSU Students 352-9135 Please call for more information For more information, call (419) 372-6644

\ page eight The BG News Tuesday. April 1, 1997

COACH Jim O'Brien joins list for his to do with as he likes." Continued from page one. Larranaga, coming off a season Ohio State coaching job where he was the MAC Coach of Mason last month after four con- the Year and led BG to its most The Associated Press O'Brien has two years left on a secutive losing seasons at the victories in 47 years, had one contract that reportedly pays school. year remaining on his contract. COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Add Bos- him between $350,000 and "With the resources that BG competed in the MIT three ton College coach Jim O'Brien to $400,000 a year. George Mason has, it is very pos- times during Larranaga's tenure, the list of candidates for the Ohio Geiger also has talked with sible, after a short re-building but never reached the NCAA Alcohol State coaching Job. Kevin Stallings of Illinois State, period, to be a conference con- Tournament. The past four O'Brien arrived in Columbus Steve Alford of Southwest Mis- tender year in and year-out," seasons saw Larranaga's teams on Monday to interview for the souri State and Mike Jarvis of Larranaga said. post a 70-44 record. affects your ability Ohio State job, sports informa- George Washington. Two coach- Members of the Falcon team Larranaga's move was expect- tion director Steve Snapp said. es thought to be top candidates said they were sad to see Larran- ed long before he had his first in- to think clearly. "He has meetings with (athlet- going into the search. Bob Hug- aga leave. terview at GM on March 21. His ics director Andy) Geiger and gins of Cincinnati and Pete Gillen "It's difficult," said sopho- son Jay, the leading 3-point other university officials," Snapp of Providence, apparently have more forward Anthony Stacey, scorer in BG history, will gradu- said. never been contacted. the team's second-leading scorer ate in May and many had specu- last season and top returnee for ...,- . -; ■ ■ Snapp said he did not know if Snapp said he did not know if lated that Larranaga would move O'Brien would be offered the job Muggins or Gillen had been in- next year. "I'm happy for him, on after his son had left the pro- during the meetings. O'Brien, 46, terviewed. though. I understand his situa- gram. has coached Boston College for Geiger plans to interview fina- tion." Larranaga discounted that Sat- PISANELLO'S 11 seasons. lists for both the men's and wom- Ten letter winners return for urday, however, saying he was in Open Weekdays al 4 p.m. Ohio State has tapped Boston en's jobs on campus this week. the Falcons next season, includ- full preparation for next season Open al Lunch Fri., Sal. & Sun. College for a coach before. The The vacancies were created ing three starters. Many of the at BG when the George Mason 203 N. MAIN, B.G. 352-5166 Buckeyes took Gary Williams March 10 when Geiger fired players looked to Larranaga as a "opportunity" presented itself. from BC in 1986 and he coached men's coach Randy Ayers and father figure. C 1 YOUR CHOICE Ohio State to a 59-43 record in women's coach Nancy Darsch. "He worked us hard, but he Larranaga said he was "over- three seasons before leaving for was a really good coach," fresh- whelmed" with the facilities at ■ ANY 2 ITEMS Maryland, his alma mater. Amy Tucker, associate head man center Phil Murray said. George Mason. He said he ex- A |Sm $4.75 Large....$7.75 O'Brien is 168-166 at BC and women's coach at Stanford, said "He took the time to help each of pects to recruit from Ohio and 234-216 in 15 seasons of college she met with Geiger for about an us out, on the court and off." wouldn't rule out a future game XM f Med....$6.25 XLg $9.50 coaching. The Eagles are 41-20 in hour in Cincinnati Sunday. The Stacey said that his basketball with Bowling Green, "but not ' jj (Be«IVaki»-12SlK»») ■ the last two seasons and have Springboro native and former future is "in doubt" and will wait next year, because those guys ■ Add Brcadsticks! Only $2,001 won 17 or more games in four of Ohio State player said Geiger did until a new coach is hired before are going to be pretty good." ■ .—. FREE DELIVERY •352-51661 the last five years. They made it not offer her the job during the evaluating that future. . Asked how he would like his 11 A NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER 1 to an NCAA regional final four Interview. Athletic director Ron Zwier- years at Bowling Green to be re- years ago, and won the Big East lein will head the search for a membered, Larranaga spoke of aJMRrl* ' rJE&SXfato* CHICAGO STYLE EXTRA! new coach (see related story, 5/15/97 |MZZG/ COUPON EXPIRES ON VI5/97J regular-season and tournament Geiger said the contracts for his players. titles this year. the men's and women's coaches page five). will include equal base salaries. "Jim left some big shoes to "The most important thing to He would not reveal figures, but fill," Zwierlein said. "It's mixed me was the relationship with my a source estimated they could be emotions for me. On one end, you players," he said. "I've retained MID AM MANOR between $140,000 and $150,000 a hate to see someone who has contact with all the guys I've year. been a valuable member of the coached. NOT MANY Falcon family for a long time Ayers and Darsch, earned base move on. "Bowling Green was a great APARTMENTS LEFT salaries of about $114,000 and "On the other end, I'm excited place to raise my family. I will FOR NEXT YEAR!! $90,000, respectively, this year. for Jim. He has a program that is keep a lot of fond memories." •Within walking distance of campus You Can Still Register for Summer Classes! •Air conditioning •2 bdrm, Furnished or * 1,155 Summer Credit Courses Unfurnished * 72 Special Summer Workshops •Gas, Heat, Water included * 27 Study Abroad Programs with rent Call Now!!!! c wling Qreen i5late \)nioersily The BGSU Summer Schedule of Classes is also online: http://www.bRsu.edu/colloges/ContEd/ 352-4380 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG Check out summer dates, deadlines and Continuing Education, registration information. The online schedule International St Summer Programs is updated weekly. 372-8181

_ ,1 E X C I. L S I V 1". I Y fa r 1 A C U I T Y ■• •• <> S T A I I )?? Great "f^fF**" Weekend Escapes

for as low as $109 3. from MasterCard and United Airlines! k?C

Take OrT For The Weekend With United Airline? And Return The Following Monday Or Tuesday PAIN. To Gret Substantial Savings When You Use Vour MasterCard® Card. '-5ES*>' ,&».. I .. rjaraTfrBM-l rt*NCtS Promo Co.. -. . Weekender Zone Fare Certificate TiOH CHilHUlr: AVWC7 trwtt CMf MM: June 6 1997 ^^^^«* Use Your MasterCard® Card For (3reat 9avinos On United Airlines.

To make reservations call United al 1-800-241 652? or your travel professional Please relerence Weekender Zone Fare Cerliticate AVD02'

Roundtrip Rates Agncy Tickttmg laitructioa v- S*mA*V0O?7 -v $129 roundtrip ■■:■:'.-■■-' " .-"■.!■ Within Zone A or B ■liseFare&B. * VE14NSTU Between Zone A & Zone B $189 roundtrip VE14NSTD lianas A-C) Between Zone A & Zone C $269 roundtrip -Use ticket Designator WM27 ■Endorsement Bo" VAU0 UAONLYrtWvfleVNo Itin Cnanges PAIN KILLER. Between Zone B & Zone C $189 roundtrip 2 Re* to ARC Industry Agents Handtoc* section 6 0 tor details Within Zone C $109 roundtrip Not valid tor "awl to/lrom IL/CO/AK/MI UAL AT0CT0 TttaMl aaavcMK SM S' PM0/WM27 F'or t.i«.i relief from the nagging ache ol I.I\. v as retirement income, the money you don t send we recommend TIAA-CREF SR U SRAi to Washington can work even harder lor you. !6awla*la*«aMraa?avrm BManWage WMTMMOOIW'-r I "truyi Uft 151997 nmaaMi m «a> i ca o. nai w can PW! «i> «>/•»- MI anuttm vtmm a IMMOW l^tmfwi 1997 HD* ah. ma na oi w) a DMae Pnaaon « hjnt no«< arc tax-deferred annuities designed to help build Wk.t else do SRAs offer? A lull range of mm »«« w *n*a*am ru caMca nabrsvncaaDVJiro 'W at ai a w unaaUM IOTAI* O. unao me 111 III I inilll •• M>22 29<0SliCUunllMi aft Daxut ««M o np» vrraa TO an «a w bt • „.-.-,Iwm ., iiajBtea Mi paaaa ■ additional assets —money thai can help make the investment i hoii ei end the financial expertise rv« Of an V* otcaMig T Saua* «* aun n« an nonoao laoaaay w <■ smaa•* r» scaqi oi« »[ra»-!»«j»>i«' iw«»r'i 'W»«aa aKaraoaaaruuaicMi rn ^ja oa omca »•'■'< '*BJI»> '»' rUttvvn* nffe i"* Uitfdft woxn; ftravt ataruaflawoa^ difference between living and living M-C//alter ol TIAA-CRKK — Americas largest retirement onoa on Itfaacaaqcr Sanaa ANUn Irrm goad on aaaM'riaBangra-r*ar«Baaaijima-C -aaora ne i mm a attam CMS a Knaa: v cos >San m anui mam n nilianm i noamma »a«oa orgam/diinn -.jt' MavjMMNfefi MsagaMIMtaapMRto ^r,J your working years are over. maHaarionBAC flaw"fr**"ai*V)Wort* ma oi «aao* * n no** ajomo oaajry a t» w« luao* twang xam" c wav. < m a rntavj aanaara a Contributions to your SRAs are deducted To find out more, slop by your benefits offn « aa 14 osri ac *o acarur or g.ve us a «..II SI I 800 8-12-2888. We II ihow 2M« «»C1X1',J'KI»« Mlataalli|rSa>4i)'^i9innruT' rcTuWR*. from your salary on a pretax Li-,. ,.. \ou pay MiwviiWMSicmwmCMMnscrN* tl MUSI W rK iACDIAII M0N» *CUCWHG DEW 1 rj« * rxiit'CN ros r»*a KIWUN iocs M less in taxes now. And since earnings on your you how SRAs can lower v "' tUCS Zaal CKSMTIC I* m OK SO TXUTWY •nu* c* «ii0 a 'r> uwoaii mso" >ouo» ZaaC VCAWOdWA NCKM". « SRAs arc also tax deferred until you receive them I)o it today — it couldn't hurt. mm.imiwuwii Maatanalnna "ucaJi MasterCa nmsMOCoaomow :f roav«TOi«»aKlea»no«r»«i Vnii us on the Internet at www.iiaa-cref.org HaaCM *.'i- i Oaffac ». w aas aid uoargB m*» VaM Canttr Lrac A-« Sat IIUC0.4W aodOl «■*• na c Caac» B aaaai Kv oaxua aa na v ** it 'am or u» * a** u* iw**e f DTOI* caa ■ aim /KMng orgra oaikat a* Ensuring the future »c C>»-.i—u »■"'■■ "Of-■<■"—' NavaaMtti -ovamraoa aai ora a taa aMKaa 9; UNITED AIRLINES rtfBOant -a oamaM Own mawtM :l tt CO a aasaf bo o*n lUaapji Pw aarAS«aW<«> for those who shape it." aaudaaononoiarajon naaar ^raaomnaugri aaaavoiMru^o^Auvwaawaaaiaailaa gflagaljaaratfvaarart'iaarYVMiiaalAJiV CMHBU«[«i-*o ■BJ-CJ an HMH umlri mjiufrmcna CiW/ MntvCM Hkvn0-y.it tncaporaM cm I ....I.. MM "• '■ IwJ «■■* iMMWaall htWH I (i"4iH"i in. Imlitif i haigo *nA ri|«" i I HI I .-p-..u. H—J ifct puifiw c—frS. I . IT,,!).^ Il.tr... I. 8 016 5003000045 7 ^ h ^

r Tuesday, April 1, 1997 The BG News page nine

NBA Standings NHL Standings

►aslional Katlariball Association Football player dies National Hockey league Th* Aaaociasrd Prnw ■y The Associated Press AITlmtaEST A* Times 1ST PREFERRED EAST BIN CONKHNCX EA51HN tlWHBMI AsWic Division saving coach's son A«aMi< Division W L Pa. ( W L T Pnj GF GA GET YOUR APARTMENT <-MI>r> S3 18 .746 The Associated Press into a whirlpool and went down X Philadelphia 43 22 11 97 258 199 x-NewYork 51 21 .708 u x New Jersey 41 21 13 95 .'15 171 BEFORE TIME RUNS OUT Orlando 40 31 -563 13 twice," Baliaris said. x-Plorida 33 26 18 84 207 187 Washington 36 35 .507 17 ...HUE. - Shannon "Mrs. (Thea) vonAppen N.Y. Rangers 35 32 9 79 240 212 Now Leasing for Fall *97 NawJeraey 23 48 324 30 Smith, a kicker on Hawaii's foot- jumped in to try to render aid, Washington 30 38 8 68 194 216 Philadelphia 20 SO 286 32.5 but the whirlpool was too strong. N.Y. Islanders 28 36 11 67 219 222 Call Today I Boaton 13 S9 181 40.5 ball team, drowned over the Tampa Bay 29 38 8 66 202 232 Cantnsl DMatoa weekend while trying to save Family members helped get her Northeast Division xOilcago 62 9 873 coach Fred vonAppen's 6-y AT- out with a big branch or stick. W L T Pts GF GA 352-9378 X Atlanta SO 22 .694 125 old son. "Shannon held the boy up to x Buffalo 38 26 11 87 221 190 Fox Run-Haven House Manor x Detroit 49 22 690 13 Pittsburgh 36 33 7 79 264 257 Ovarlotte 4S 26 .634 17 Police on the island of Kauai keep him from going under 28 34 14 70 234 263 Piedmont'Birchwood Place-Mini Mall Oevsasnd 37 34 .521 25 said Smith and the vonAppen again. He pushed him toward the Hartford 29 36 10 68 201 232 Small Buildings Frontier Housing-Houses Indiana 35 36 .493 27 big branch and they got the little Ottawa 26 34 15 67 208 221 Milwaukee 28 43 J94 34 family were on an outing at Wai- All residents receive a membership to pahee Slippery Slide Saturday boy out, but Shannon was pulled Boston 24 43 9 57 217 280 Toronto 26 47 JS6 37 VVBIttNCCexaHJHNCI Cherrywo od Health Spe WBIKN CONFiRENa under and drowned." Central Division when the drowning occurred. (Indoor hosted $»*nn>ino pool, tnurm, Hy^Sf>»VVha1jiooi,con>pte»» Smith and the youngster, Cody, Baliaris added, "... That young W L T Pta GF GA smarcfao equipment, oompaMo looter room and Hiowr ladHtaa) Midwest Division man was a hero. He gave up his X Dallas 45 23 6 96 231 176 W I. Pet. GB were sucked into a whirlpool x-Derroit 36 24 15 87 237 181 xUtah 54 17 .761 after going down the natural life to save that little boy." Phoenix 35 35 6 76 215 226 x-Houaton 48 23 .676 6 slide together. The medical examiner said St. Lotus 33 34 9 75 221 229 Minneaota 35 37 .486 19.5 Police Sgt. Cecil Baliaris said Smith may have hit his head on a Chicago 31 33 12 74 204 196 Dallas 22 49 310 32 Toronto 28 41 7 63 216 257 PROPERTIES Denver 20 51 282 34 Smith, who would have been 21 rock and was knocked uncon- Pacific Division San Antonio 18 S3 .254 36 Tuesday, saved the boy by push- scious. Smithes brother, Ryan, W L T Pt« GF GA Vancouver 12 62 .162 43.5 ing him toward a large branch said. x Colorado 46 21 9 101 259 187 Pacific Division Edmonton 35 34 7 77 236 226 x-Seattle 50 22 .694 which was used to pull the boy Smith, a Kauai resident, played Anaheim 33 33 11 77 226 219 x l-A Lariters 48 23 .676 15 out of the water. one season at Southern Oregon Calgary 32 36 8 72 203 215 BOWLING GRCCN flnscnnu X Portland 43 .30 -589 7JI He said Smith was then pulled and transferred to Hawaii last Vancouver 32 40 5 69 238 258 Phoenix 33 39 .458 17 under. His body was found 90 W* Angeles 26 41 10 62 198 253 I.A (Tippet-. 31 40 437 18.5 season. He was expected to battle San Jose 25 43 7 57 188 248 Sacramento 29 43 .403 21 minutes later. for the placekicking job when x-clinched playoff berth VS. MlCHIGRN Golden State 25 4ft JS2 245 "They apparently got sucked spring practice opened Tuesday. x-clinched playoff berth Saturday's Games Sunday's Games Washington 94, Dallas 87 New Jersey 5, Ixs Angeles 2 2:00 PM Atlanta 88, Sacramento 74 Anaheim 1, Detroit 0, OT Chicago III, New Jersey 101 Dawg Pound takes Chicago 3, Buffalo 2 Houston 120. Denver 105 Dallas 3, Vancouver 2 ST6LLfiR Fl€LD Utah 115, San Ant onio 102 St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2 Sunday's Games New York 101. Orlando 86 off in space shuttle Indiana 103, LA Clipper* 96, OT Monday's Games Toronto 102, Miami 97 Last-Game Not Included Cleveland 84, Dallas 80 The Associated Press days remaining until kickoff for Pittsburgh 4. Florida 3 Philadelphia 96, Detroit 92 a team that doesn't exist at a sta- Dallas at Fdmonton(n) Minneaota 113, Golden State 102 CLEVELAND -- Here we go dium that hasn't been built yet. Denver 99, Milwaukee 97 Tuesday's Cams* Phoenix 107, Seattle 106 Brownies, here we go ... on a Tampa at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. TOMORROW AFTERNOON: Monday's Games space shuttle mission. The Browns say this is not sci- New Jersey at Washington, 7:30 p.m. No games scheduled An astronaut from Cleveland ence fiction. When the team St. Louis at Detroit, 7:30 p.m 2:00 PM Tuesday's Games Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Orlando, 7:30 p m. will bring a Cleveland Browns moved to after the San Jose at Phoenix, 9 p.m. vs. CLEVELAND STATE I*A. Clipper* at Miami, 7:30 p.m. flag aboard the Space Shuttle 1995 season, the NFL guaranteed Chicago at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. STELLAR FIELD New York at Cleveland. 7:30 p. m Columbia when it takes off on a that the city would receive a re- Washington at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. 16-day mission Wednesday. placement team by 1999. It's just Wednesday's Games I. A. Lakers at Seattle, 8 p.m. Donald A. Thomas also will Montreal at Hartford. 7 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. not known where the team will Ottawa at Buffalo, 7:30 p. m. Detroit at Dallas, 830 p.m. wear a watch counting down to Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. the Browns' first preseason come from or who will be the op- N.Y. Islanders at Dallas. 8:30 p.m Golden State at Portland, 10 pm Colorado at Calgary, 9:30 p.m Milwaukee at Vancouver. 10 p.m. game, tentatively scheduled for ponent in the first home exhibi- Aug. 21, 1999. There will be 870 tion game. Anaheim at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Thank you to the following Faculty and staff for your outstanding support and participation in this year's celebration of NBC acquires stake in Knicks, Rangers Black History Month! The Associated Press Rainbow, which is owned by Ca- Corp. for at least $650 million. up, Sapan said. Sidney Ribeau, President blevision Systems Corp. "We did it because we felt it Charles Middlcton, Provost NEW YORK - NBC acquired a The value of the deal wasn't would be helpful to have NBC as Rainbow's local news outlets, 25-percent stake in Madison disclosed. partners in all of Rainbow's busi- like the News 12 cable network Dawn Mays, Office of Student Activities/Multicultural Activities Square Garden and its two sports Rainbow owns American Mov- nesses instead of just some," said on Long Island, may also benefit John Bentley, Performance Studies (Music) teams, the New York Knicks and ie Classics, Bravo, the Independ- Joshua Sapan, Rainbow president from shared resources and pro- Vicki Patraka, English/ICS Rangers, as part of a deal Mon- ent Film Channel and several and CEO. gramming with NBC News, Sa- Cynthia Beeklcy, Education Administration/Supervision day that also gave it part owner- SportsChannel regional pan said. Conrad Pritschcr, Educational Foundations & Inquiry ship of several cable networks. networks. NBC's presence will help Tom Southern, EDSE/Spccial Education NBC exchanged its stakes in Cablevision earlier in March Bravo expand Its network in La- Viewers should not notice any Amy O'Donnell. Office of Student Life several networks owned by announced it would gain full tin America and will provide ex- difference in the operation of the Frances Dumas-Hincs, Family & Consumer Sciences Rainbow Programming Holdings ownership of the Garden by pur- pertise for two independent film networks immediately because Karen Kakas, Art Inc. for a 25-percent share of chasing a 25-percent stake in ITT companies that Rainbow has set of the deal, he said. Debbie Owens, Journalism Jeannie Ludlow, Ethnic Studies/Women's Studies Elizabeth Hcincman, History Newspaper electronically edits Indian's logo Brian Dolinar, American Culture Studies Carolyn Palmer, Higher Education & Student Affairs (h Sunday, Times Executive can Indian to play major-league The Associated Press from photos of the Cleveland hat. Jack Taylor, Office of Multicultural Affairs Editor Michael R. Fancher told baseball. He played for Cleve- "That's something we're not Anna Belle Bognar, Music Education SEATTLE - The Seattle Times newspaper readers that the land from 1897-99. supposed to do," Alex Ma- says it went too far when it elec- paper was wrong to have done Fancher wrote that it's The cLeod, Times managing editor, Janet Gupton, Theatre tronically erased the Cleveland that. Times' policy to respect Ameri- said in a note to the newspaper Wallace E. DcPuc, Music Composition History Indian's logo, Chief Wahoo, from "We took racial sensitivity a can Indian complaints that the staff. "The integrity of each pho- Barbara O'Hagin, Music Education photos of the team's baseball step too far last week in preview- nicknames and mascots of some to is critical. You cant compro- Rachel Buff, History caps. ing the baseball season," Fancher sports teams are offensive. The mise one without raising a ques- Laura Podalsky, Romance Languages wrote in his weekly column, "In- newspaper, he wrote, uses the tion about all. The photo manip- J.S. Scott, Ethnic Studies In a section last Wednesday to side the TUTsM." names where necessary, but ulation was well intentioned, but Shirley Ostler, English preview the start of the baseball The grinning caricature of an avoids them in headlines and the result was a visual lie." Shcrlon Brown, Educational Foundations & Inquiry season, The Times used small Indian has been widely criticized avoids "the discretionary uses of Mary Howard-Hamilton, Higher Education & Student Affairs photos of team baseball caps as by American Indians and others the mascot images." Fancher added, "In this case, Nikka Hcllman, Office of Student Life icons or keys to content. The as demeaning. The team has de- the appropriate solution would Cleveland hat, however, was fended the logo as honoring Louis In preparing the preview sec- have been choosing something minus its logo in the three places Sockalexis, a Penobscot from tion. The Times used computer other than the offending hat to i- it appeared. Maine who was the first Ameri- technology to remove the logo dentify the Cleveland content." TONIGHT AT THE BGSU ICE ARENA OJIOIV Public Skating Schedule .MOOOCCOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOWCOCOOO'X" Wed., Fri. & Sat. •8-10 PM s The Bowl-I\-Greenery .I TIJUANA TUESDAY! Sunday • 3:30 -5:30 & 7-9 PM H maks all you can eat tocos & fajitas, also including soup & \j salad Bar, potato bar and Beverages BGSU Students (w/ I.D.) $2.00 Admission ,*H And... We're also serving our own Seven Layer Salad! $1.00 rental skates of all sizes fill For Only s*5.20 BGSU Ice Arena is also available for private rentals. .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.w. Public skating will not be available when the varsity hockey team is at home. The Pheasant Room St CALL 372-2264 for more information i New York Strip Steak | and confirmation of these times. Dinner < [ your dinner includes an 8 oz 'HiW ybrl(_Strip cooked to your |»" BEST OF LUCK FALCONS specification, tossed salad, potato, dinner rolls, & Butter. (9

CALL RANDY AT 372-2764 for c* Other sandwiches dr.^7.95 information about Senior Spring Hockey League. dinnersi alwausalways available Hours: 4:30-0-7:OOpmK- Teams will be forming and play will begin in a *rVsrWW.WLftrV»ryV%r^.WWWgBH■■■■ V.'.W couple of weeks. BG students welcome to participate. "MealCardAccepted4:30- 7:00pm •Big Charge Accepted11:30am ■ 1:30pm dr 4:30 - 7:00pm

1 I page ten The BG News Tuesday,April I. 1997

■1 MjitfJI. Wll 1 Uu !■ KI*,M y ' li^'ilM 'J ' IK$lJlEl iM IEK1M iW IK-ffl'lH M lefftl'l 7 PM 1 7:30 1 8 PM 1 8:30 1 9 PM 1 9:30 110 PMI 10:30 111 PMI 11:30

Mysterious Ian Uovie:... ■The Las Boy Scour (1991. Drama) X Neirsl Lets Show! r» Siefeo) 3L Muni. Young and On Restless |Bokla B. Is Bie World Turns IT Guiding Light i. Oprah Winlrey X News n UewsX CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! Daytime [All My Children Jt. One Lite to Live 3. General Hospital I Roste 0 Donnell ■' News I |News X. News* ABCNwt Entertain Hard Copy Roseanne Sen : . ■ Home Imp. Spin City Practice Part V X News! NightlineX Politically Floal TV | MaOY u Something Frasier I Caroline Dateline'lr Slen 0] 1 ki-i-s-H o Tonighl Show (In Stereo) *P Cosby Blossom Jt Days ot Out Lives I Another World I Sunset Beech 0C Baywatch (In Stereo) K Monlel Williams.» News NBC News Cops « Computer Instructional Programming Ousting BilNye Creatures Wisnbone Sandiego Barney Oceanus Business News-Lehrer Nova 3) in Storeo) X Frontline (In Siereol X Imaging America 3 Charlie Rose (In Stereo) N«wshour Frontline |ln Steieo) Jt Imaging America 31 Served jchanie Rose (In Siereoi Sesame St Instruction n BillNye Art Gourn*! Swing Sesame StlMtX Magic Bus Sand (ego Wishbone News-Lehre Arthur X Brainstorm Nova "Siamese Tweis" I Daling He.lywed CopeUnd Truth Mega Man Gargoyles Bobby Bobby iBeetleborg Rangers Ouack Simpsons Home Imp Mad-Vou Spinlelcl :: Home Imp. Movie:... "HoiShoisiPartOeu«"(IS93. Comedy) News [Coach It Slar Trek Nest Gene' Roseanne fR Moesha A SoclShkts jln House |ki House News |Sportsialk News i> auto Show Dinosaurs •Angel IWfi

Red 88 Mustang LX lots of — NTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: MEN^S rN- 200 Summer pot left: NY. PA. MAINE. Home City toe Company is now hmng tor these JERTUBE WATER POLOAPRIL 2; MEN'S Teach/Summer Camps-swimming positions: Route Dnvere. Production Stackers. extras asking $4700 SERVICES OFFERED iNGLES & CO-REC DOUBLES TENNIS- (WSI/LGT). sailing, windsurfing, canoe,water- Truck Loaders Competitive wages/flexible 352-1589 The BG News XPRIL 3 ALL ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 P.M. IN ski, tennis, arts/crafts, baseball, basketball, schedules. Locations throughout all of Oho 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE ON DUE DATE gymnastics, outdoor educ., piano accompa- and Southeast Michigan. Call for details at i 800 899 8070. Classified Pr«gnani? LOOKING FOR YEAR ROUNDOR mat. Artene Streisand 1 -800-443-6428. FOR RENT Fr»« Pr«cjn*ncy Ttia. ConlicSeriial A Canrvg SUMMER EMPLOYMENT? 250 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS Perrysburg Pizza Hut. Now Hiring' Ail posi- 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center. Ads TIRED OF WORKING WEEKENDS' needed! Private, coed summer camp in Po- tions. Apply in person at 1131 Louisiana Ave. Earn $8.00an hour & great benefits cono Mint., NE . Lonikan. Box or call (419) 874-7934 for more info '97-98 school year. 2 bdrm turn. apts. 705 7th SKYDIVING CLASSES IN BOWLING GREEN 81 UPS 234BG. Kenitworth. NJ 07033 (908) 276 0998. 372-6977 Go to RM 360 Student Services SAVE THE PLANET & GET PAID FOR ITI St & 724 6th St $500/mo includ FREE heat. STARTING APRIL STH. Srudeni & Group dis- to schedule an appointment to meet ATTENTION ALL UA^RS Make $6,300 this Ohio's largest environmental group is hiring water, sewer,gas A HBO Call 354-0914 count!. Visa. MrC acceptod SKYDIVE B G. The BG Se». will rn* knowingly a,, opt kl vert tit menu with a representativtt on summer) Find out why P&G, IBM. and hun- campaign staff tor summer & year round work "97 "98'STY.* thai jitAnmiiutE. m ctxcmnge dMcnmiruiw "n igjimi my 3525200 Friday, April 4,1997 dreds of others want students who have Must be willing to dress casually & earn while iwdi-Klu»l(i*"n"upiinih other legally 309 1/2 E Merry rooms $l90/mo PERSONALS yoar.Cain-800-289-3846. * paid training A bonuses pmtixtcil uMua 146 S. College eff. $230/mo Can (419) 888-4483 to schedule interview OOK ' Omiaon Delta Kappa' ODK Call 353-0325 Ttie BO Nerw» re»crve« iiV tight to decline, di wont mix Child care needed for the summer tor our 11 at IT.IK any aJvftiivriTifn! >ucn a* Dinar: li«und to be Applications available for the Nation's largest Sewers Needed. Must have surger. Summer Rentals also avail $600 m Pnzes - $3001 st Prize! and 3 year old boys Waterville area Experi- dclwnMory. lavkm| in lewtiul bun. muk-iding or fihc and most respected leadership society Pick Work out of home. Undergrad An Conlest. Work due Apnl 14. Ask ence necessary. Non-smoker. Looking for a in tuiunt. All advermememi arc .uhaeci lo «Jmn| md one up in 405 Student Services. 655-2118 at the Library or m2aohar&bgnei for more irv i bdrm. unfurn. 616 2nd St. No pets $315 plus ■pproval Applicants must be in the top 35% of his/her dependable, caring person who enjoys formation. ut.l CaH 354 9740 class within his/her college interacting and playing wilh kids - not jusl The BO Me*t». an a lurum open to Ihe putili>. mogni/r• "Septembef'e Children- watching TV. Must also recognize a mess Showg-rls he impoMiNltiy of p«venii*| all o« tKis type ol ad.ef- Applicants must also possess leadership m i to 2 roomate needed for E. Wooster St ■ April 4th 6pm - midnight when if s made and realize it's his/her respon- Deja Vu. Toledo's premier gentleman's dub is Hung and therefore etocnuravfti ow reaaden to beware one of the following areas with some in- house from May 97 May 98. $lB5/mo. Call sibility to see that it's cleaned up Must have seeking highly motivated girls wanting to be- Art-aty. be familtv *>i* abawncu betide tet^ii^ mo»»ey AmaniRoornFREE volvement in another 3538915. own reliable transportation References re- come showgirls. Magazine modeling & trav- o> pro* tding peruMtal kredtt anlorriuiM>n Pleue rernem Sponsored by UAO •Scholarship "Athletes eiaveJable (419)531-0329 12 month leases siartmg May 1997: bee. il « *mjnd» too good lobe troe.n oi>>r»a>bly u For more info cal 372-7164 'Social Service, Religious activity, and campus quired. It interested, please call (419) 408 E Court ffl-1 BR Duplex-1 person govt. 'Journalism, Speech, and Mass Media 878-7527. Spnng, Summer 8 Fall help needed. Para- Vou can help in hy tailing the adtcrming depa/tmeni al $340-Ubl 'Creative and Performing Arts COUNSELORS - INSTRUCTORS needed' chute packing. Training provided. Must be de- 4l9.372-»!aM«i*)rjitfconer>leainUaod«*s|»je*^ We 424l'2S.Summtt-Effic.-l person mk etaat you pleaac provide your namr.addiraa. and phone AAA1. NATIONAL DATING HOTLINE" Questions? Call Tanny Vonthron V.P. o' Selec- 1 pendable. Exabng job. good income. For more 100 positions Coed summer camp. Pocono $220* Else. number, along ".ilh yoni ipecifn convnienu With yoair 1-900-484-7009 EMI. 1129 *2.99/min. Pons at 2-3706 mlo call SKYDIVE BG 352 5200 Mts.. PA. Good salaiy/ppsi (908) 689-3339 Graduate Student 1 to3Br apts.. hclp we can mate The BG Ncwi a hraer puNe, nnw Serv-U (619)645-8434 18*T-tone Rafting RAPfD FUN! Summer jobs Cleveland area: S50OAvk. Cleve- Counselors, cook, naturalists needed at co-ed Avail in August. Excitmg Spring time rafting in WV. New and land area home improvement co Hiring all po- Sieve Smith 352-8917 (no calls after 8pm) Applications are now available for the Gauley Rivers. STUDENTS SAVE $ Socials summer camp near Ann Arbor. Ml Call sitions, will train, start asap Call (216) HoJIls A. Moore Memoriai Scholarship and Retreats. Spring specials. 313-878-6628 for more info. 6923346 2 subleasers needed tor 2 bdrm apartments m summer Very close to campus $480/mo CAMPUS EVENTS Call Mary 1 800 419-1442 for mto. Daycare Administrator TEACH ENGLISH ABROAD! spring in May Call 354-4303 The Hollis A. Moore Memorial Scholarship was 12 * hours of early childhood development & established to recognize students who contnb- How would you like to teach base SEEKING PLAYERS 18 & OVER FOR USSSA psychology coursework required. Background conversational English in Eastern 403 High St. Apt A BG. t bedroom $320/mo. -September's Children' ute to Bowling Green State University through CLASS n earfy childhood preferred Submit resumes Europe? Learn about many rewarding Avail May, Cal Khnsta @> 353-2068. April 4th Bpm-midntoht participation and leadership in University 0E Men's Softball team tor Sunday nights to: opportunities with great benefits' AmaniRoornFREE 812 3RD St. Brand new 3 bdrm house. community activities. and Tues. nights at Carter Park m Bowling 17550 Euler Rd Call Global Information Services: Sponsored by UAO $795/mo 1 bath plenty of storage, new carpel • Green, OH. Also tournaments on Weekends in Bowling Green. OH 43402 1-206-971-3884ext K55442 For more into eel 372- 7164 high effioeny furnace - new stove $ relridgera- $500 will be awarded for the 1997-98 aca- Northern Ohio. Contact Bob Miller direclty m tor washer/dryer coin operated. Small fenced demic year Toledo at 474-1733. $35 if Bowling Green Re The Garden Restaurant. Port Clinton. OH. in back yard. No pets allowed - Avail imme- sident or $50 if non-resident Landscape Construction Co. diaiely. CaH 419-474 5344 AMA-AMA-AMA-AMA To be considered for the scholarship, a student Lake Ene tounst community is hiring people lor Flexible scheduling food service and kitchen. Please apply m per- AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION Teust: Call 686-7865 son or by mail to: 226 E. Perry St., Port Clinton. Formal Meeimg ' be a rising junior or senior D $ G RENTALS-ONLY 2 UNITS LEFT!! ALL WANTED OH 43452 or call 419-73? 2151 Wednesday. April 2nd ' have a 3.0 cumulative GPA Lawn Maintenance OF OUR UNITS ARE WITHIN 2 BLOCKS OF 1 1007 BA@ 7 30pm demonstrate active participation in Umvensty Part & full time postOons avail VAN DRIVER • part-time position to provide CAMPUS. NOW RENTING FOR FALL. AT- >'ganizations, and Guest speaker • Fred Harrington " Roommate Wanted " Call 352- 5822 transportation to and from social service TRACTIVE WELL MAWTAINEDUNITS: AMA-AMA-AMA-AMA be available tor a personal interview with the agency. Musi be between the ages of 21- 65, .election comma nee 97-96 school year Court St. Apts $i 87.50 a month. Call Maggie 353 4228 lifeguards * Ass't Mgr. Certification required have a valid Ohio driver's license and an excel- 806 E WCOSTER/SPACKXJS DUPLEX LO- lent driving record. Submit resume 10 PO Box CATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM CAM- LAST CHANCE TO EARN f 150 Send letner of interest & resume to: 11720 Su- applications are available m Student Financial 736. Bowlmg Green. CHI 43402 EOE. PUS. UPPER UNIT-2 BDRMWAXOCCUP 4. The Sleep Lab wtl be concludmng the 48 hr qarRiqgeRdBG. ___^ i-d. Room 231 Administration Building, and 2 suWeasers needed. Summer 1997. House RESERVED PARKING sleep depnvabon study this April. Healthy fe- Van Drivers Needed some runs on-campus ■re due by Apnl il, 1997 dose to campus. Cheap rent Call Niki at Museum Guides Needed male students, cwrentty taking oral conuacep- some runs to Toledo airport. Thurs. and Fn. 352-6627 Set your sails tor North Coast Harbor this 850 SCOTT HAMILTON/ONE UNIT REMAIN Dves should can 2-2547 or 2-2474 tor into on ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants & this week 4/3 • 4/4 and more avail S5/hour cholarshlpa available from sponsors!!! No summer. Join the friendliest crew on the Lakes ^-EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 2 BORM UNIT- pamopaPon Female subleaser for Fax 97 Close to Campus Call372-8181. •repayments, ever!!! $$$Cash tor col Call 372-5447. aboard the Steamship William G Mather Mu- AIR COND-MAX OCCUP 4. LAUNDRY FACIL- seum as a museum guide Candidates should ITIES ON PREMISES. RESERVED PARK- REALITY SUCKS! igeStt. For Into: 1-800-243-2435. Looking tor a summer subleaser tor 5th St. Apt. enjoy Great Lakes history and working with the ING. Come to Games'osi to Escape Call 353-3321. Ask tor Kevin 2 bdrms 6 2 public. No experience is necessary, paid tram Apnl 4^-6 OOpm-nAdnighl FOR SALE luy silver jewelery for Spring Break. I .m Goyt Bathrooms. mg provided. Weekday and weekend positions CALL D&G RENTALS AT (419) 287-3233 AND April 5th-2:00pm ■ Midn-ght /ill be selling jewetery March 17-18 in the Math available from May through October. Minimum Roommate needed asap ID share big house ASKFOREVAORELLIE. 222 Education BWg •oenee Foyer and March 19-21 on the Educa- commitment is 2 days/week Many perks, in- t200dep $l56 2S/mo .ulil 353 1355 2 bdrm apt. for rent 2 full bath furnished'or rttagic Tournament. White Wolf Games. on Building Steps. cluding End-of Season Bonus. Please call Houses/ 1 8 2 bdrm torn, apts year, 9 mo.. 8 O 'n' D. and much more SUMMER SUBLEASE RS needed Huge summer ol '97. Free water summer leases352-7454 EUROPE S229 574-9053 for application package ^^^ louse newoampm Can 352-9777 Call 354-7293 Within USA $79 $129 Now hiring summer Res. Advisors Pick up an 2 bdrm apt for rent. 2 full bath, fumishedfor fall Car i DO .Mexico $229 r,i Summer subleaser needed. Own room. application from 440 Student Services. Starling 97- spnng '96 Free water. LOST& FOUND Cheap Fares Worldwide". Call Lynn 354-1391 March31.1997. Now accepting Rental ApHications lor Fall And hnpy/www airhitch org Call 354-7293 Summer leases. Call 354-8890 AIRHfTCH @1 -800-326-2009 Work on Put-In-Bay for Ihe summer. Earn NUMERIC DATA ENTRY 486 66 Muln media PC Complete (465 - Lap top 386 w/ printer $290 Mac plus atf printer LOST Men's BGSU Class Ring Gold. Class o' $7000/ or more working m the hottest little re- One 6 Two bdrm apts. available. University 96. w/signature Great intrinsic value Please GREEK WEEK IS COMING" sort on the North Coast Insurance requires at PT. Mon.-Fn.. Occasional Sat. 20 25 hrs/wk. $190 ■ Call Zach 353 4512 Courts 8 University Village located at Ctough help. Reward if found. Call 352-7164 Ask Your Rep For Details least 25 yrs. old. Housing aval. Cal 11 am - late afternoons to earfy evenings. Previous and Mercer CaH 352-0164. s 5pm Mon/Wed/Fri 1-888-373 6161 proof or numeric key experlenco. beneficial Brother word processor with monitor for sale. Rooms for rent. Summer 6 Fail. Victorian I ike new Only $125. Call 354-5037 House, walk to school, parking, dose to down- Interested applicants should apply in person. Contemporary love seal couch tor Free. You town, private entrance, kitchen. 2 baths. CaH Mid Am, Inc. Operations Center, 1851 N HELP WANTED pick up. Call 352-2200 352-5817 BECKLEY C ARDY Research. B G (175 to exit 181) Mid Am va- lues a diverse workforce and is in principle as Fender bass amp 300 wan Subleaser needed beginning April 1 si f 1 RANKED FUNDRAISER Your group, club. well as practice, an Equal Opportunity Em- $375 OBO House 2 blks from campus. Own bedrm. $170 GROUP Frat/Sor can raise up to $200 $500 ..$1000 ployer 353-2180 mo neg. Call Joe 352-0387 days. 352-9091 in one week. Minimal hrs/effort required. Call eves OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS HERE AND IN EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL 800-925-5548. access code 22 Pamapano Real life in style! For Sale 1992 Corvette Subleasers needed immediately for summer. THE PHILIPPINES WITHOUT GOING receive FREE sport camera iust for cai':ng Coupe 2 tops. 350 LTI. 6 sod., polo green w/ Large 2 bdrm apt. unfurnished, dose to cam- THERE. CALL 419-547-9024 COLLECT. IF tan leather intenor. Bose CD & cassene player. pus, pets welcomed, pool 8 dub house. Rent is looking for 200 warehouse workers & $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. YOU HAVE RELATIVES OR FRCNDS IN $19.000 Call Kathy 372-7800. best offer. 352-9409. 60 customer service or order entry workers! No experience required Begin now. For into THE MANILA AREA WILL MEET WITH YOU call 301-429-1326. IN BG TO EXPLAIN BUSINESS. NO PRES- "Travel down south, work your bun off and get SURE. INVESTMENTS OR GIMMICKS We offer: paid for it. Earn $2200 per month Call MUST HAVE NAMES BY APRIL 5TH BE- • Seasonal staff - $6.00 per hour 1 800 289-3848. FORE MANILA RER RETURNS TO STATES. • Shift premium - $.30 per hour Soulhwyck. Franklin Park • First. Second and Third Shifts make it easy V \ In my book, SamB's, NEWMAN IIOtSIMJ Weslgate, North Towne (o fit in anybody's schedule my favorite BG resuuranu • Start as early as April & work thru October deserves sur billing. It's the A Great Place To Shop... best place 10 eai between Student Housing A Great Place To Work! • Take your finals knowing that you have a Close to Campus Toledo & Columbus ^^J If for any reason you're thinking aboul working outside the home. seasonal position when you finish Summer 6 week leases or finding a different work opportunity, we urge you to • We will work with you to fit our company rV Tdtdo Blad* Kiuam'ani Cnae I $35 dollars per week consider joining our Lion family. needs into your personal needs You already know that Lion is Toledo's favorite department store.

Semester leases $ 850 Positions available in: BECKLEY CARDY GROUP per semester •Sales 'Munitions •loss Prevention 100 Paragon Parkway • Mansfield, OH 44903 •Hair & Nail Salon •Cosmetics •Customer Service Mike McKibben ^BECKLEY I Call Julie at Newman Flexible scheduling, attractive benefits including a liberal storewide discount. 419-589-1805 ^^^CARDY I Housing: 354-2191 , For more information on Ihe opportunities for you at Lion. visit the Human Resource Department at any Lion Store. Judy Peters ^ TGROUP* Applications accepted Monday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 419-589-1415 Evrjthmg firScM 146 North Main Bowling Green I An Equal Oppoflunily l.mpLnct

^v^gW^J© Learn Now Accepting Applications • cheers/chants • stunting (pyramids) • tumbling • dances V Fall 1997 BG News Editor • jumps • proper use oT voice T Summer 1997 BG News Editor • showmanship T 1997-98 Gavel Editor Spirit awards given No previous experience or cbccrleading squad membership T 1997-98 KEY Yearbook Editor required.

▼ 1997-98 Miscellany Editor A|eeS-f 9-10i30am Afta9-12 10:30 am- 12:30 pm AIM 13-15 I - 3 pm T 1997-98 Obsidian Editor These BUSU Cheerleaders will teach you the basics. Julie Hoffman. Jen Ames, Andrea Stcll. Angle Smith. Bowling Green State University Jodie Gurncy (Director). Melissa Serio. not pictured - Saturdays, April 5-26 Israel Reynolds Application forms maj be picked up at 204 Wesl Hall Room 221 Kppler North For more information or to register — Fee $45 Deadline is Thursday, April 17. 5:00 pin Continuing Education. BGSU. 419/372-8181 t.