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;.The rH BGNews A doily independent student press Explore Academic Chinese Picasso Affairs proposes culture free time Talk allows By JEFF ARNETT The BG Neu i professors to A proposal for periods of share nevus "community time" during the week has been released for the By CRAIG GIFFORD public by the Committee on The BG News Academic Affairs (C'AAl. The country of China has The purpose of community been visited a number of times time, committee chair Neocles by people from the United Leontis said, is to allow for States. Tomorrow, three faculty periods during the week when members and one non-faculty no one has conflicting classes. member will share their experi- Leontis said that during the ences from their visits to China. open periods faculty could This discussion, called meet, students could hold "China in the Eyes of Ameri- teach-ins or have meetings and cans," will take place from 1:30 the president or the deans until 3 p.m., at the campus could hold campus ..,• college- room, in the Union. wide nicotines without worry of The four people scheduled to conflictinf classes share their experiences are Anouier tacet of com- Adclia Peters, professor of munity time, as its name emeritus; Anne Saviers, assis- implies, is to build community. tant of international programs; Leontis -aid an experience he Bill Coggin, professor of Eng- had in a foreign land inspired lish and his wife Betty Coggin, him to suggest the concept. self-employed attorney. "I'd been on sabbatical and According to Bei Cai, presi- I'd been in a country where dent of the Chinese Student they had a two-hour lunch and Scholar Association, the break." Leontis said He said he main topics of the discussion found that he was more produc- will include the Chinese cul- tive and that he communicated ture, women's issues, Tibet and better with the longer break. A the changes in China. similar break could help com Saviers and the Coggins will munication at the University, talk about the culture of China he said. and their experiences in China, The CAA released the pro- while Peters will focus on Tibet. posal early this week. It would "I've lived in China, traveled modify the University's current to China, and taught in China time grid, which contains four and I love it," Coggin said. "1 30-minute periods of time dur- think it's a wonderful country Photo Provided ing the week that are not offi- and I love talking about it." cially used for classes, to con- His wife, Betty, had similar Prints by Pablo Picasso from the Norton Simon Museum are now are display at the Toledo Museum of Art. The print shown is tain two 90-minute periods, oni- thoughts. titled Still Life with Glass Under the Lamp. See NOW section for story. on Tuesday and one on Thurs- "I had a very good experience day. Classes at the 100 level in China," she said. "It is impor- will be exempted, due to the tant for the people in the U.S. sections needed lor them to be more aware of China, The entire proposal is con- especially college students and tained on the Community Time I guess I have a mission to raise Airlines sell online web page at the awareness of a country http://folios.bgsu.edu/comm- that's really rising as a power." By DAVE CARPENTER It also deals another blow to travel The deal is sealed when the seller accepts time/. The site was started this The purpose of this discus- AP Business Writer agents, who are seeing their airline com- the buyer's bid. week, according to Leontis, sion is "to talk about China, CHICAGO — United. American and US missions cut and getting stiff competition Pricelinc's new partners had previously and is intended to allow many and in doing so, increase the Airways have gotten on board with Price- from travel Web sites. Most airlines now been reluctant to sell tickets there, partic- people see and discuss the pro- cultural understandings as to line.com, the nnmo-your-own-price Inter- sell tickets on their own sites, and last ularly American, which was afraid to com- posal. Included in the site are what China is like today," Cai net ticket service. week United, Delta, Continental and pete with Travelocity.com, the travel Web the current and proposed time said. That means that nearly all major U.S. Northwest announced plans for a joint site. site controlled by American's parent. AMR grid and a discussion area All four speakers have visit- airlines now sell seats through Priceline. Pricelinc's three new airlines — Num- Corp. All three airlines also sell tickets at where people can post com- ed China and taught in the The move also doubles the number of seats bers 1, 2 and 6 in the country —join Delta, their own Web sites. ments and questions about the country for months at a time. Priceline can sell Continental. Northwest. TWA and America But results apparently persuaded the proposal. "Hopefully others will go The agreement announced Wednesday West on Priceline. Among major airlines. three airlines. Priceline said its weekly Because of the broad nature there and see it for themselves gives travelers more reason to buy tickets Southwest is still not participating. sales of airline tickets have increased to of the proposal, feedback is rather than just seeing it online and provides airlines with a proven At Priceline.com, buyers can choose more than 50,000 a week, up 1,000 percent desired from people all around through our eyes," Mrs. Cog- way to peddle unsold seats at the last their own price for hotel rooms, cars, home gins said. minute. mortgages, equity loans, even groceries. • See AIRLINES, page six. • See TIME, page six. Cold weather encourages Splish, splash, pulling in cash winter safety precautions By STEFANIE SIZEMORE months. extra batteries, bottled water The BG News • Winter Storm Outlook: and juices. Last week the Ohio Commit- Issued prior to an official Win- • Before winter clean out tee for Severe Weather Aware- ter Storm Watch issuance. The your gutters because snow and ness began its winter safety outlook is given when forecast- ice can build up quickly and campaign with Winter Safety ers believe winter storm condi- leaves will clog the gutters Awareness Week. tions are possible. Usually when they need to drain. Eric Larson, the emergency issued 48-60 hours in advance • Make sure auxiliary management agency director to a winter storm. heaters and fireplaces are ade- and the emergency medical ser- • Winter Storm Watch: quately maintained and ser- vices coordinator for Wood Alerts the public to favorable viced. County, said that the commit- conditions for a blizzard, heavy The Ohio Committee for tee for severe weather aware- snow, freezing rain or heavy Severe Weather Awareness also ness issued a general winter sleet. Usually issued 12 to 36 suggests that people think safety information packet to hours before the beginning of a about a few things before trav- he'D educate the public about winter storm. eling during the winter how to be prepared for winter. • Winter Storm Warning: months. "We issued this packet and Issued when a combination of • Prepare a winter emer- held winter safety awareness heavy snow, heavy freezing gency kit to keep in your trunk week to give people the basic rain or heavy sleet is expected and include the following: At knowledge of what to do in cer- to occur. Usually issued six to least two blankets, waterproof tain situations that happen 24 hours before the event is matches and candles, extra during the winter," Larson expected to begin. clothing, food, rope, shovel, BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE said. The winter safety packet flashlight, batteries, spare The packet gives advice con- gives some helpful ideas on how change and jumper cables. The BGSU Men's Chorus is participating in a Hot Tub-a-Thon to raise money for a tour cerning all aspects of winter to prepare your home for the • Consider snow tires or over Spring Break. The chorus, made up of 114 men, will perform in states from Ohio and safety. winter. chains as your travel dictates. The following is a list of fore- • Every home should have a • Get a tune up and check to New York, singing and promoting the University. They plan to raise $10,000 for the cast and, warning terms that severe weather safety kit your entire car before the win- tour and the fund raiser will last until 3 p.m. Friday. Above, Aaron Harewood, junior are issued by the National including battery-operated technology major, is just one of the men that is tubbing it up in the Union Oval, in sake Weather Service during winter radio, flashlight, matches. • See SAFETY, page six. of the chorus. page 2 The BG News Thursday, November 18, "1999
Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 How to live in world of illusions The world is an illusion. We where true beauty lies. Still, same when we are not. We are many people fall under the illu- different. A white person is PEOPLE live in a paradoxical society. What we believe to be true is in sion that looks do in fact make white, a black person is black, on the stre fact false. We are blinded by us who we are. That is yet and a Hispanic person is His- our own ignorance, routine and another illusion. panic. We cannot change that! normality. Everywhere you look Illusions are all around us. If you look at these people as Question: Should marriage be reserved for heterosex-*"' - nothing but illusions. That having "things" will make the same then you are ignoring couples anly? Men are struck with the illu- us happier when all it does is each of their natural heritages, sions that muscles equal create a desire for more where there ancestors came strength, that the ability to "things." That sex and physical from, the struggles they had, look big and lift a lot of weight contact is a substitute for love and the culture that made them equals toughness and strength. and intimacy when, in reality, who they are. We see it everyday: men com- of fear — it is not. Courage is it leaves us further away from Look at them for who they the mastery of fear. Strength paring how much they can lift, what strive for. That we cannot are and accept their differ- has nothing to do with muscle, I how defined their muscles are, control those around us when ences. Cut through the illusions that is an illusion. and how large their biceps mea- in reality everyone in your life that surround diversity and sure. Women do it, too. Women are faced with an is there by your choice. dive into the fact that you don't Noah Campbell Nick Flores Many people are under the illusion about their physical Illusions are what we want understand someone, that you Sophomore Sophomore illusion that this means to be manifestation as well: the illu- to see what there is really are not like them and that you . Education Computer Art strong when, in fact, some of sion that beauty is an exterior something else there. The illu- have differences that make you *lf two people are in "No. Whatever the strongest people cannot facet. Blame it on society, or at sion that there are no racial uneasy; admit that you have love, then gender floats your boat." even lift a finger. Those individ- whomever you wish to point the issues in the world is one that your preconceptions and stop shouldn't matter, as uals who struggle everyday to finger at, but the fact remains many people choose to see hiding behind your illusion. long as they're Y2K the same; women are under the gasp a single breath. Look into because they are afraid to Stop living in an illusion. compliant." the eyes of a person facing illusion that they must have a admit to imperfection. People death, dealing with their pain, specific outer appearance to be claim that their eyes do not see What is there that you choose to see that is not really Anna Zimmerly and still managing a smile; tell beautiful. True radiance is a "white" person or a "black" Freshman me about their strength. There beyond the skin. It lies behind person or a "Hispanic" person there? What illusions do you have about your own world? To Pre-nursiag are thousands of people who the eyes and deep in the soul: or a "homosexual." This is as "Marriage should face adversity with a ^in on the sparkle in an individual big of an illusion as there is. truly live is to see past the illu- sions and look at what lies not be same-sex their face and have the who is happy with who she is. How can you not see the obvi- because that is strength to carry on. Physical appearance is tempo- ous? beneath; then you will see life for what it is worth. just disjusting - What would you do? If you rary. We will all transform over To ignore what these people but I'm not biased were faced with a life-threaten- time. It is the inner part of us truly are is as bad as making a Judson Laipply is a weekly Natalie Anderson against gays/les- columnist and has his own illu- Leslie Metzger ing disease, would you have the that makes us beautiful. detrimental statement. People Freshman bians." Freshman sions about tin' number of peo- courage to fight? Many people The soul of a person will be are under the delusion that we Photography Early Child. Ed. ple who net something out of feel that courage is the absence there eternally and that is should treat everyone as the "It doesn't matter "I think' people should this column. Email him with to me because it be able to do whatever your illusions at judson&bgnet. doesn't affect me." makes them happy. bgsu.edu. Talking in taboo-anese thoughts were interrupted as around you first? Are you cas- one of the African-American ing out the place to see if it is students spoke up. He said it safe to say these things? Is — Nigger — for us. your voice a little softer than it As the syllables floated in usually is? Are you afraid? Do my mind, I wondered what you hesitate because people would have happened if I said might think you are a racist, a the word. Nigger. Would that bigot, a person blessed with an make me a racist? Do I really abundance of ignorance? think of African-Americans as a Proper nouns. Nicknames. lower race9 Do I believe in the Inhuman Slurs. Simply put, reinstatement of Jim Crow these are words that cover us The answer was "Nigger.' Laws? Do I believe that the up like foundation, covering up The instructor asked, "In Ralph Klan is right? Do I believe that our imperfections, our Ellison's book, what did the African-Americans should go thoughts. How we still refer to black professor, Mr. Bledsoe, back to Africa? Do I secretly people as what they are. How call the Invisible Man that wish for the days of the min- we still refer to people by what shocked him?" strel and the Sambo? they look like. We still have the I knew the answer. We all No. need to categorize people to a knew the answer to the ques- I'm just afraid of talking group, instead of looking at tion. But the majority of the about the truths of race, that person for what they are. class sat in dead silence, not racism, and its myths, like you The other day, I looked wanting to say the word — Nig- all are. I am afraid. And if you across the room, and saw a ger —- in front of them. In front say you aren't, you lie. You Black woman. She looked of the minorities. In front of the Vlvi^C 4-i- -—..■—- *■*.- fA WrtT^l L * •!" JE* M J*x._, aren't lying to me, but to your- across and saw an Asian man. African-Americans. In front of self. We all lie. We all hide in But the truth was that we were L& it er ssaHMil mV'ILK litor the Blacks. "Political Correctness," as if it invisible to each other. Every The weight of my teeth sat meaningful part of ourselves players and others whose skills attend each and every game were just a layer of paint, a coat Another fan supports firmly on my lips, because I was cloaked to each other's we haven't seen because they that he has his "coach's pets" to make things look better than women's soccer team knew that my lips weren't as what they really are. We can eyes, until we shared words. were never given the chance to and puts them into play no airtight as Gladlock's blue and Not about being Black. Not play. I don't even know why matter what. How fair is it to call people Caucasians, but still After reading the opinion of yellow make green zip-lock think "Crackers." We can call about being a Black woman. two fellow soccer fans, I decided some of them are still on the the other players? I believe that seals. I was scared that my Not about being Asian. Not team if all they do is "warm the people African-Americans, but to express my opinion, too. I a new coach would help. A new trembling lips might acciden- still think "Damn Niggers." We about being an Asian man. We would like to congratulate bench." You don't win a soccer coach would have a different tally spill out the word Nigger. shared words about ourselves, game because of one or two can call people Latino, but still Esadof Lasobri for taking the style and a different view of the The class tried to be invisible. I think "Lazy Spic." We can call about our families, about our initiative of expressing, what I players. A soccer game is won game; maybe that's what the pretended that I was ignorant. fears, about our dreams, about by all, from the players, bench people Asian-American, but believe to be, the feeling of girls need. I masked my intelligence by still think "Stupid Gooks," our tears. On that day we molt- many soccer fans. An opinion players and soccer fans that thumbing through the pages of "Chinks," "Charlies" and ed our invisible skins, and from an outsider, who under- are at the games supporting the Let's give the BGSU girls a whole new concept for the word the book, hiding While others "Japs." We can call people became human. stands the sport, is always a team. Soccer is supposed to be slumped deeper in their seats, 1 fun, not a duty. The best soccer "SOCCER." A concept that Homosexual, but first think As I close this column. I'm valid one. It is an eye opener melting into their plastic. Oth- "Sinners," then come up with As a soccer fan myself, who player is the one who plays reminds them of all the reasons sad, because only a handful of ers stared down, trying to cam- "Butt Pirates" and "Carpet doesn't miss one single game with his/her entire heart and why they first decided to pick you will see the point, the true ouflage themselves into the Munchers," "Fags" and spectrum of colorful words I (women's or men'sl, I am deeply soul, the one who plays for the soccer for a sport. A concept which reminds them of the time class, and not allowing eye-con- "Dykes." We can call people chose to type. A large portion concerned with the perfor- love of the sport! tact to be the excuse for saying when they were kids and Indian, and still wonder which will only see neutral colors and mance showed by the women's Coach Tom Piccirillo tried the word: Nigger. looked forward to that sweet one: "Dotheads" or "Feathers." say, "I don't understand." And a team this season. several line-ups and none of time of the day in which they There were two African- Again, people would say, larger half will be blind and A team that did not win one them were efficient enough to got together with friends and Americans in the class. Why "No, I don't think like this." If say, "I don't care." And another game in more than a month is bring the Falcons back to the didn't those students say the you are that secure, then I com- handful won't make it past the definitely a team with troubles. good start they had. He has played ball because it was fun colors of inhuman slurs. With and enjoyable. word, Nigger, for us? Doing us mend you. I ask you to do me a More than a month without good players, but he utilized the favor, instead of making us favor? For those of you who are your new eyes, what colors do winning on your home field them in a poor way, resulting in think of the word, Nigger, in that secure, that enlightened, I you see? tells the soccer fans all they the poor performance of the Fernanda Medeiros our heads. As each second lin- dare you to read this column David Tran is a columnist for need to know about a team. team. It is obvious to the eyes gered in the five minutes, we out loud. Read this out loud in The News. He can be reached BGSU has some really good of those who understand and [email protected] were all silently suffering. My the Union. Are you looking at [email protected]. 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt It Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. 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Shasta and Faygo and I^ord-only-knows how many indepen- Coke and the Evil that Cometh ACROSS '• n . 13 dent beverage companies do nothing wrong except market too 1 Slammer or dink • Not by Jeff Ametl little to get distributed at a place like this. Quality or student 5 Healthy spot ' opinion has nothing to do with it. 8 Lure You know, some things just piss me off. Consider, for "The Gestapo has already come," he continued bitterly 14 Give work n instance, the current debate over pouring rights "You're like tornado victims who have lost their children, but 15 Wnler« Nock'' Where does the University get the idea that it can restrict ,uc desperately searching through the rubble for a couch, or a 16 Williams of tennis 17 Vigoda and «, our choice? I have no idea. There are. of course, many reasons television set ... to think the University may be making a bad decision in giv- Lincoln " "And remember what a friend of mine from Miami said. i 1 18 Sandwich Dread r ing access to a single vendor, but to me, the main issue is 'When they came after the generic sodas, I did not care, for I 1 ' " choice. Everybody with whom I have talked agrees the Uni- ■ never drank generic sodas. When they came after 7-Up, I ?0 New York river " versity can do fewer worse things than limit choice, though I remained silent, for I did not drink 7-Up. When they came ?2 Samurai coun'. doubt they have any idea how bad the situation really is. 23 Three Rivers " after Pepsi, I said nothing, because I hate Pepsi's advertising player 1 I discussed this very issue the other night with the guy in When they came after Coke, I could do nothing, for my friends 1 the room across the hall and some of his friends. We were eat- 24 Pastors, rabbis et 1 had already lost their sodas.™ al " ing our Sundial food, all presumably provided by Gordon Food W "So, what do they drink at Miami?" I asked 27 Besets S3 ■ *'' ■• u Service, and watching some NBC sitcom. 1 had chicken cordon "Nothing but Mr. Pibb, if I remember correctly. It's a v icious 29 t-xtmctbird bleu, while the others had quiche or various forms of pasta. slope.". JU brief summary ' [ u To wash down my rather dry chicken patty, I chose Sprite. 34 Caviar 35 Grange 1 I like its crisp, refreshing lemon-lime taste, plus it has good AS A 0OTLFD alDtfUTWN COLLS** HO 36 Yoked pair commercials. The guy's friends were all drinking their own moa nc nnu TKart wnow i 37 Harrmer heads choices of beverage, each surprisingly different from mine. »4JCtt NOME THAN KB* HO» WJtla 39 bst particular The guy was treating himself to a Slice. LVU£S THAT DB*ICT CUTTY ACCOUNT s 40 Slip or supper OF DAMf*. ITWiU. AND OHMtOOH " "You know," I said, "if the University has its way, you SHAl ' o0""-'0 '** ""XT'* '*° ' Screes 11/18/99 AH 1 1 wouldn't be drinking that right now " 4^ Squeeze rgms rr-sorv-o 43 Alore r He looked at me quizzically, and then he nodded. 44 Go over the M ™ "That's a shame," he said "I hope they don't switch to a sin- Game point:; 7 Oar ye eridi-Kj m j gle vendor for cold beverages — not counting, of course, dairy 47 Not op to 8 Getty and ^^ 1 s>s products. I'd hate to lose the opportunity to experience the community w r-wood delicate nuances in the flavor of Slice. And if they go with standards 9 Anxiety u )ord Coke, we'll lose Orange Slice, too It really does taste like 49 Holds and 10 Ar.empter LOOKING FC R supports 11 Bring back to lite mandarin oranges, you know." protectively 12 Pius A NSWERS IN ML One of the guy's friends also spoke up He was drinking a M Diplomacies 13 de deux 7-Up, which has been recently reformulated to taste more like 56 hxraust 21 Smack THE WR )N Sprite 56 Taiwan capital 22 Descendan! PLACE S? "And what am I gonna do without my Uncola'u?" he asked. so ITS SMAT ro» A reuoN uxc M TO 58 Nexus 01 activity 25 Apple centers HEAR MUSIC SUCH AS HXP-HO* TO WHICH 59 Taunt 26 Actress Cmnia G ET SOME H ELP "It's bad enough that they've changed its refreshing lemon- I CAN ACUTE ALL OP *\V irtifrtire 60 Performance 28 we all? FROM 1 HE lime taste to resemble that of Sprite." oTwawise MV CNLV HEAL INTBCST IN prizes 30 Fictional Then, to our surprise, one of the guy's friends started XT MAY IE TO USE ITS POWWPUL SASS 61 Norma " "vlonlague A NSWER K TY FftfQueNCXes TO MAW ATTENTION AND 62 Opera song 31 Long commute laughing INFLATE *V NEeoV SENSE Of SELF | vww.bgnev om "Ha ha ha," he said. "You think that you might be wceme 63 Proves taise location 64 Raised RRs 32 01 the sky oppressed? That it might happen? In the future?" C5 Parakeet staple 33 Sje Langdoe He paused and stared at us, slowly raising his can of Faygo 35 Cornier lemon-lime to eye-level. DOWN 37-What'sNew. 45 tee 51 Roanne's river "Oppression is already here," he declared. "They just 1 Uneven haircuts Pjssycaf'co 46 1 iro) psot s;> Compose- haven't gotten to you yet, my friends." And he took a resentful 2 Land ol lanac star Paula 1 Bfnil es Blake slurp from his can. 3 Actress Dunne 38 along 48 Say it Naples 53 Stand-in 4 View twice (ambies) 1 lie 56 Bil "Look at them." he said, pointing to the rest of the folks in 5 Binges 42 Orchard Irurt 50 »am er o- ballet 57 Heve'ence the room. "They had to bootleg their stuff." 6 Check writers 44 1 rib ( art ers 56 Otto Is realm One person was drinking from a can (if Shasta's lemon-lime soda. When he wasn't sipping, he jealously guarded his bev- erage, as if administration G-men were coining tu take it Kducation Abroad Infor- Free and open to the public. away. Another sipped on a delicate Mcijor/Wal-Mart lemon- WEATHER UPCOMING mational Session Bryan Recital Hall, Moore lime soda cocktail. mis week 1103 Offenhauer West. Musical Arts Center. "Just look at them." continued the man with the Faygo. "What have they done to have to buy their soda pop at grocery events 8 p in stores? Nothing - the University is simply too commercial. THURSDAY: Thursday, Nov. 18 ■I p.m. A Funny Thing Happened Executive Forum on Ethical Partly on the Way to the Forum 7 a.m.. Leadership Classic Broadway musical Ohio weather Cloudy- The Kappa Phi Club Rock- A joint initiative of Dana Cor- romp. University Theatre Pro- High, 64 poration, the Department of duction. For tickets, call 419- Thursday, Nov. 18 A-Thon I ow„42 Kducation steps Philosophy, the Institutional 372-2719. Eva Marie Saint AccuWeather* forecast lor daytime conditions, high/low temperatures Theory and History Program Theatre. and the College of Business 8 a.m. ■ noon FRIDAY: Administration. McFall Center. / Morning Pick Me Up 8:IS p.m. Rain Det sjunde inseglet / The TotedQ lsr/43. T- 1C^'^3|5BV44- Women's Ice Hockey is selling 5 p.m. High, 49 coffee, juice and doughnuts. Seventh Seal Divorced/Divorcing Sweden, 1957. Director, ingmar Low, 42 Math Science Center. Women's Support Group Bergman. For more informa- Youngslown 54 /40 The Women's Center. 107 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. tion call 372-2268 Free and Man si icld 56 '41 . Hanna Hall. Kicky Martin Concert Tick- open to the public. Gish Film Theater et Raffle 7 p.m. SATURDAY: Kducation Steps Chinese Club 9 p.m. Mostly The Women's Center, 107 // u in. 3 p.m visionLite 0/42 Cloudy Hanna Hall Dayton 61 1*2 CSC Fast For a World Har- A non-threatening environment High, 51 for those individuals with com- vest Table 7:30 pm Low, 33 ing out, personal and academic Union Foyer. Literary Caravan: A Read- related issues. 107 Hanna Hall. ing by four Asian American Keep updated on the 11:30 a.in. I p.m. Writers weather this week and every Tenure Portfolios Friday, Nov. 19 I Cincinnati '64 /45 117 Olscamp Hall. week with Page Three®. 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Melissa Naymik Editor-in-Chief WORLD NEWS 372-6966
Airport chemical leak sends 7 to hospital Women employees allowed to wear pants COLUMBUS — Construction workers were exposed to toxic Associated Press Writer fumes at a cargo airport Wednesday after a chemical leaked LONDON — The company that operates passenger trains through a building's heating system. Eye on the Nation through the Channel Tunnel ended weeks of dispute with two Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigators women employees Wednesday by agreeing that they could wear examined the heating system but did not find what caused ten trousers to work. gallons of sodium hydroxide to leak through the ducts, said Capt. Security guards Debbie Sheen, 37, and Lynn McKay, 35, were Denise Varner of the National Air Guard's 121st Air Refueling The trial continues threatened with disciplinary action and sent home from work Wing. last month when they refused to wear skirts during their shift at The colorless and odorless substance is used to clean the heat- the Eurostar terminal at London's Waterloo Station. ing system at Rickenbacker International Airport. The chemical The women said trousers were both more comfortable and burns skin and eyes and is harmful if inhaled. more appropriate, but Eurostar countered that female security The workers, who were renovating a National Guard building guards should wear skirts in the passenger security area "for on the base, discovered the leak after their eyes became irritat- ease of recognition as much as smartness." ed, Varner said. Both Eurostar, which runs high speed rail services between Seven workers were sent to hospitals after they were exposed London. Paris and Brussels, and its security contractor, Securi- to the chemical. tas, said Wednesday that subsequent surveys of staff and pas- Six were treated and released, according to officials at Grant sengers showed that many supported offering women the option Medical Center and Mount Carmel East. One worker who report- of wearing trousers. ed that he was driving himself to Mount Carmel never arrived. Eurostar said it had instructed Securitas to amend its uniform Brain surgery needed after brick attack code, and said the two women were free to return to work. Associated Press Writer NEW YORK — A Texan who moved to New York a year ago Bike thief causes police to crackdown was fighting for her life Wednesday after a deranged man bashed Associated Press Writer her in the head with a brick in a random, unprovoked attack in AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — Embarrassed by a former the middle of the day near busy Grand Central Terminal. drug addict's startling confession that he stole 50,000 bicycles, Nicole Barrett. 27, underwent brain surgery and lay in critical Amsterdam police said Wednesday they would appoint a special condition at Bcllevue Hospital coordinator to crack down on the city's most common crime. Her parents arrived from Dallas and met briefly with Mayor The announcement came a day after chagrined city officials Rudolph Giuliani, who said: "We're praying that she makes it." formally reprimanded Amsterdam's top police spokesman for Barrett, who was on her last day of work at the Taylor Grey promoting the avowed thief's new book. The memoir, "100,000 temp agency, was returning to her Madison Avenue office after Bike Valves," includes tips on how to steal a bike. getting a haircut Tuesday afternoon when a man slammed a 6- Mayor Schelto Patijn and Police Commissioner Jelle Kuiper pound paving stone into the back of her head, muttered some- accused Officer Klaas Wilting of impropriety for accepting a thing and fled into the crowd on 42nd Street. signed copy at a book launch last week and then recommending "He just came out of the blue and assaulted her," Police Com- Associated Press Photo it to young people. Both were "irritated and annoyed" by the missioner Howard Safir said attention the Dutch capital has been getting over the affair. As Barrett collapsed in a pool of blood, several bystanders Texas Ranger Ronnie McBride escorts Shawn Allen Berry, who "Through his actions, the police are now linked to a bike thief," chased the attacker without success. faces the death penalty for the murder of James Byrd Jr., fo Kuiper said. Safir said the attacker may be a homeless man known to fre- fhe Jasper County Courthouse Wednesday afternoon. Byrd Bike theft is one of the most common crimes in Amsterdam, quent the area. Giuliani announced a $10,000 reward for infor- was chained by the ankles and dragged to pieces last year where the authorities say addicts and petty criminals steal as mation leading to the arrest and conviction of the attacker. Police in one of the nation's ghastliest racial crimes in decades. many as 180,000 bicycles every year. The bikes usually are resold were offering a $1,000 reward. within hours for prices as low as $13 Same-sex marriage ceremony violated church law By KEVIN O'HANLON attorney, condemned the law and a bitter debate over its doctrine. lesbian couple in his Omaha con- Associated Press Writer the church for putting him on On the eve of his trial, Creech gregation. But in March, eight ol GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — The trial. presided at a recommitment cere- 11 members of a Methodist tri- Rev. Jimmy Creech was found "I believe the law that prohibits mony for Larry Ellis and James bunal decided to take no action guilty in a church trial today of pastors from celebrating ho'y Raymer, the same men whose first against him. breaking the law oi the United unions with gay and lesbian cou- ceremony prompted the church to Though acquitted on charges of Methodist Church (or conducting ples is an unjust and immoral seek the trial. disobeying church rules, Creech a marriage ceremony for a gay law," he said. "This whole judicial Earlier today, 74 Creech sup- couple. was not re-appointed to his pulpit process — this trial in particular porters were arrested for trespass- and is on a voluntary leave ot The 13-member jury immedi- — has been corrupted, contami- ing as they locked arms and sang absence. He remains a member ol ately turned to deliberating pun- nated. The trial is illicit." hymns in 'ront of Trinity United the Nebraska clergy and is ishment, which could include Creech implored the iury dur- Methodist Church where the pro- expulsion from the church. The ing the 90-minule trial to refuse to ceeding is being held. answerable to Nebraska Bishop Joel Martinez. church prosecutor recommended reach a verdict, arguing that Across the street, the Rev. Fred Creech lose his ministerial creden- church law forbidding gay mar- Phelps of Topeka, Kan., stood At the time of Creech's first Associated Press Photo tials. Creech could appeal the con- riage is demeaning and a form of with a handful of protesters hold- trial in Kearney, it was unclear if viction to national church offi- sacrilege. ing up signs decrying Creech and the church's ban on performing Deomonstrators follow Grant Island Police Captain Bill Hol- cials. "If you vote guilty, you will be his supporters. "same-sex commitments" carried loway to be arrested after refusing to move from the entrance "I'm not surprised, but I'm honoring that law," he said. "We're following brother the weight of church law. of Trininty United Methodist Church in Nebraska Wed., really quite disappointed," Creech was accused of per- Creech around like an ugly dog," The church's Judicial Council, Nov. 17/ The domonstrators were protesting the trial of Rev. Creech said "I'm mostly disap- forming the gay marriage in Phelps said. which interprets church law much Jimmy Creech in Grand Island, a soulforce who is charged in pointed that it was a unanimous Chapel Hill, N.C., earlier this year, Creech first drew (he anger of like the Supreme Court interprets a church trial with breaking the laws of United Methodist decision." an act that has plunged the church officials in 1997, when he the Constitution, has since ruled Church for conducting a homosexual marriage ceremony. Creech, who acted as his own church's 9.5 million members into performed a union ceremony lor a that it does. ■ Hurricane Lenny bears down on U.S. Virgin Islands By STEVE BULLOCK ed out, the telephone lines are The storm was about 35 blocked roads, kicked up dan- Abramson Pier where cruise district. Associated Press Writer whistling and the rain is beat- miles southeast of St. Croix late gerous waves that battered the ships dock. U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. CHRISTIANSTED, U.S. Vir- ing against the house," said Wednesday afternoon, heading shore and carried a steady rain A curious tourist who went Charles Turnbull declared a gin Islands — Hurricane Anthony Lewis of Frederiksted, northeast at 9 mph. Hurricane that flooded extensive areas out to experience the force of state of emergency Tuesday Lenny's winds climbed to 150 St. Croix's second-largest town. winds extended 70 miles from hours before the main impact the storm was trapped by bat- mph Wednesday after its lead- He said he spent the morning its center and tropical storm- was expected. tering waves and clung to a night, installed a curfew to pre- ing gusts and rains ripped off bailing water out of his house force winds another 205 miles. "All through the night the rock outside a beach resort for vent looting and deployed the roofs, hurled boats onto shore Hundreds of tourists in the Lenny's, lateness in the sea- police were busy helping evacu- more than an hour before National Guard. He also asked and flooded homes in region were stranded as air- son and easterly path left even ate a number of individuals divers rescued him, authorities President Clinton to declare St. Caribbean islands as it roared lines canceled flights and air- experienced observers agape. who sought assistance after said. Croix a disaster area, making it toward the Virgin Islands. ports closed. "It's unheard of," said veter- their mobile homes and homes A half dozen people suffered eligible for federal emergency Feeding off the warm St. Croix and the Virgin an meteorologist John Toohey in low-lying areas became fractures and other injuries funds. Islands were expected to bear Caribbean waters, Lenny's on San Juan's WOSO-AM threatened by flood waters," when they were hit by waves on In San Juan, the Puerto the brunt of the storm's fury winds strengthened to 150 mph radio. "This is a once-in-n-life- said police chief Novell Francis. St. Kitts' concrete pier. Storm Officials warned that the storm Wednesday, making it a Cate- time event." Battering waves smashed surges in Grenada swept away Rican capital, a few motorists could spawn tornadoes and gory 4 hurricane capable of The storm's first winds cut over the 8-foot sea wall at Fred- four houses, washed away sped down highways usually drench the islands with up to extreme damage. That is 5 mph power and telephone service to eriksted, tore away the wooden asphalt roads, damaged run- choked with traffic and tooted 15 inches of rain. short of a Category 5 — the many St. Croix homes. It fishermen's pier and a small way lights at the airport and their horns in delight after the "My yard is completely flood- highest. ripped up trees and debris that part of the concrete Ann flooded roads and the business storm passed.
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Jeff Hindenach City Editor CITY 372-6966 Ohio animal laws rated worst in country By STEFAN IE SIZEMORE Ohio's anti-cruelty law was court but we usually try our own The BG News drafted over 12^ years ago and "The court never seems to be on our side. It's a long, costly process methods like education and The nation's largest animal has had no significant changes and when people are hardly punished it does not seem worth it." counseling," she sajd. "If people- protection organization since its enactment. The law would begin to voice their opin- announced last month that Ohio states that a tree or slope can be Melony Stein ions changes could be made to is the worst stale in the counlr\ considered adequate protection Bowling (liven Humane 'Society SW/ei Manage! make Ohio's laws work." when it conies to its laws protect- for an animal from the cold, and What is being done to make ing animals. the law mates no provision for killing or intentionally knowing- threatened, injured or killed by in Ohio in one year, only T43 ()hio's law stricter? The Humane Society of the protection from extreme heal or ly torturing an animal. the woman's abuser. A 1483 sur- charges were filed Republican Rep. PatTiberi has United States has called Ohio cold. Violators of animal cruelty "Ohio needs to get the mes- vev in New Jersey ol families The Bowling Green Humane introduced House Bill 108, which reported lor child abuse found laws inadequate and weak, laws in Ohio lace a maximum sage that animal abuse is a seri- Society admitted that they do not would strengthen the law to that in SS percent ol the families take many ol Iheir cases lo court accusing Ohio lawmakers of not penalty of a 90-day jail sentence ous issue/" Reider said. "Recent- make animal cruelty a fifth taking animal abuse seriously and a maximum fine of S750. at least one person had abused for the same reason that law- ly an Ohio man who cut oil his degree felony with a maximum and the Bowling Green I lumane animals. enforcement officials do not. The Ohio legislative services kittens paws and head was con- prison sentence of 12 months Society agreed. victed ol a misdemeanor offense "Ohio needs stronger laws so "The court never seems to be commission ranked the law last and a maximum fine of $2500. Linda Reider, the program among all states in strength ol and received a IW-day jail sen- we an catch these disturbed on our side," said Bowling (ireen The bill is pending before the coordinator for Ihe Great Lakes penalties for offenders. In con- tence. Thai's a slap on the wrist." people before they hurt more Shelter Manager Melony Stein. House l nminal justice Commit- Regional Office of the Human trast, Michigan along with 26 The issue ol animal cruelty is animals or start hurling other "It's a long, costly process and tee. Society of the United States, oilier stales, animal cruelty is a a serious one because in the last people," Reider said. when people are hardly pun- "The bill is not looking too thinks that Ohio lawmakers have felony, which violators face up to decade researchers have begun Main uses in Ohio are not ished it does not seem worth it." good right now so people need passed up several opportunities four years in prison and possible to link animal cruelty to human even prosecuted due 10 lack ol Stem said that the Bowling to change the law. court-mandated psychiatric cruelly In three surveys in severe penalties A 1946 survey Green Humane Society sees to call their legislatures and "Ohio legislatures have had a counseling. In Oregon, animal women's shelters in Wisconsin by Ohio State University showed about 200 cases ol animal cruelty speak their mind," she said. chance to strengthen the law, but iruelly laws allow penalties up and Utah in the late 1990s, 74 that of the more than 25,000 com- a vcar, bul only a handful go to "Without Ohio's support we will they obviously do not feel thai is to five years in prison and a percent of pet-owning women plaints ol cruelty or neglect court. never be able to make our laws important," she said. $100,000 fine for maliciously reported that a pet had been received by animal care agencies "In serious cases we will go to meet the standard." Find it 'HBLn particular, crrecK*out the-NOW*. ATTN: STUDENTS BG section .on-rVlondfiy^ThutiuriHay grWfcriday inJftg BG'News. On Wed. Nov. 17th and Thurs. 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»_ page 6 The BG News Thursday, November 18, 1999 California drops opposition to adoptions by gay couples By DOUG WILLIS Conservative religious leaders tion, or one that did not go "The previous administra- when Wilson heard about the around the regulation with the tion took a position on adop- change through news accounts help of sympathetic judges and Associated Press Writer condemn it as "a disaster for through the proper legal children." process," agency spokeswoman tions. This administration is three months later, he ordered social workers, said Ed Condon SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A not," he said. "This governor With his gay partner, Condon stale policy of automatically Even with the earlier policy, Sidonie Squier said Wednesday it reinstated. has made the determination Squier said the state has no adopted his first child during opposing adoptions of foster however, judges could overrule The state on Monday advised the 199!> lapse in the regula- that the professionals, not the estimate of how many adop- children by gay and other the state opposition if the all California adoption agencies tion. state, are best suited to decide" tions might have been affected, unmarried couples was quietly would-be parents hired an and county welfare directors of which couples are suitable but that it probably is not a The state's move, "gives gay dropped this week by the Davis attorney and appealed. the change. adoptive parents. and lesbian families the oppor- administration. Attorneys representing gay Democratic Gov. Gray Davis large number since there are tunity to have open and frank It has been state policy since only about 6,000 adoptions of The move rescinded a 1995 and lesbian groups challenged approved the agency's decision, 1987 to automatically recom- discussions about the desire to order by then-Republican Gov. the regulation earlier this year. but that doesn't mean he sup- mend denial of any petition by state wards annually. raise children," said CondoG, Pete Wilson. State Department of Social Ser- ports adoptions by gay couples, an unmarried couple to adopt a Rescinding the order is an 38, a private school administra- Gay activists applaud the vices attorneys "concluded that spokesman Michael Busta- ward of the state. That policy important step, even though tor who now plans to complete change as a victory for families. it was an underground regula- mante said. was rescinded in 1994, but many gay were able to work the adoption of his second child AIRLINES TIME about three quarters of faculty Continued from page one. industry analysts have ques- that Priceline has shown itself ling Internet companies. On Continued from page one. for a meeting. tioned whether airlines were to be a viable distribution chan- Wall Street on Wednesday, campus. Linda Uobb. interim Community time might eveii from January. enthusiastic about doing busi- nel that makes sense as one of lower retention rates by forcing stock in Stamford. Conn-based provost for Academic Affairs, That's still a tiny fraction, ness with the company many distribution channels at said. The proposal largely students who are not favored iji however, of the roughly 10 mil- An American Airlines this point," American Priceline soared $8.12 1/2 to depends on the opinions of stu- the registration process into lion tickets sold in the United spokesman said the partner- spokesman Tim Smith said. close 12 percent higher at dents, faculty and administra- early morning and late cveninjj States each week. ship is an acknowledgment that Priceline lost $112.2 million tors. classes Priceline's stock has been Priceline "is growing up." last year on just $35.2 million $76.87 1/2 a share on the Nas- "I think it will be a commu- Leontis, who took a general- languishing lately as some "It comes down to the fact in revenue — typical of fledg- daq Stock Market. nity decision," Dobb said. "We ly positive stance on communi- have In sort of talk about it... ty time, agreed that the ea in pie- SAFETY The CAA of the Faculty Senate needs to debate the issue. Continued from page one. during the winter the Ohio will be very involved." "Decisions that affect a lot of Committee for Severe Weather - Though they like the concept people, as tins will, need to be ter months. Awareness suggests that you: Akron 56.5 inches of community time, the mem- discussed," Leontis said. "It is really important that • Tie a red cloth or any type bers of the committee don'l The feedback so far, which when students travel home for of cloth to your antenna, driver deny that there are many possi- has consisted of about 20 e- the holidays they are pre- handle or outside mirror. Cantorr 56.5 inches ble pitfalls. As a result, one mails, has been "more or less pared," Larson said. "You never • Keep the exhaust pipe member, Mark Gromko. insist- favorable," Leontis said. know when a major snow storm clear of snow. Cleveland* 62.4 inches ed on remaining neutral "Very rarely do people have • Run your engine and is going to hit and you want to regarding the proposal time to sit around and talk heater no more than ten min- lie ready." Cincinnati' 26.4 inches "There are problems that about things," Leontis said utes every hour. have to be solved," Gromko "We talk about community, but Jan Rice, a senior business • Use floor mats, seat covers major commutes to Bowling said. "I try to weigh both sides we don't do it." and blankets for added Columbus' 40.4 inches Therefore, Leontis e-mailed Green and always keeps extra of it. I don't think I should be in warmth. a position of advocacy for or the faculty last spring regard- blankets in her car during the • Don't panic. Your chances Dayton* 30.6 inches against it." ing the desirability of commu- winter months for rescue are better if you stay Gromko noted that the nity time, which set off a series "I have blankets in nn car calm and in your car Toledo* 42.4 inches change will force the reschedul- of events leading to a commit- but that's because I have a cell "If you follow some of these ing of up to 170 classes lie also tee looking into the concept. phone and I basically count on basic guidelines you will be pre- noted that, because the Univer- The committee met about that for any emergencies." Rice pared for any situation during Youngstown* 69.6 inches sity is required to report uti- five times, Leontis said. The said tin' winter," Larson said. lization of its rooms, there may proposal was introduced to fac- In any case that you get "Always be ready for the be problems due to the lack of ulty in the last week through e- stranded on the side of a road worst." use during community time mail, and the first time stu- However, Gromko did men- dents were told about the pro- See what's new tion a number of pluses for the posal was at Monday's Under- in the news!! concept, including the ability to graduate Student Government be able to have a meeting that General Assembly meeting. includes all faculty of a given "1 would really like this tobe \
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' i J. Thursday, November 18, 1999 The BG News page 7 Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 r 40tl) ^[nntbersiarp Series; ^M Celehnanng BG's 1959 'Sarall Schools Ncmonal Championship' season
This is the eighth purl of a weekly series which will relive the BG football team's only perfect season. This week in 1959, the Falcons continual their quest u Inch mentality led to recognition as the top small school' in the country, defeating Delulware the HI team in the nation improving to 80. Every week an article u ill be run from the 1959 BG Neu s Falcons drive toward national title by crushing top-ranked Delaware The Bow 11111; Green Falcons con- yards, returning a kickoff to score Colburn who proved to be an all- tinued their drive toward the mythi- BG's second touchdown. around spark plug for BG. connected cal small college national champi- Fullback Jerry Dianiska contin- on 10 of 16 passes for 125 yards, onship and a bowl bid as the passing ued his hard power driving as he bringing his seven game passing artistry of quarterback Bob Colburn gained 50 yards on 11 tries Roger record to 785 yards on 57 comple- and the elusive running of halfback Kin in.in. another Falcon fullback, tions on 102 attempts Chuck Comer led the way to the Fal- powered his way to 29 yards on four Delaware's quarterback. Gampy cons' .'10-8 triumph over previously carries. Klicman gained most of his Pellegrini, who had thrown just IK unbeaten and top ranked Delaware, yardage on a 23 yard burst up the passes all season, threw l.'J aerials, before a crowd of 8,700 in the Uni- middle for Bowling Green's final connnecting on five for 81 yards. versity Stadium last Saturday touchdown in the fourth quarter. BG did a tremendous job on The Falcons out-maneuvered Bernie Casey, BG's right tailback, defense in this game, as they have Delaware in every department. was the main target of the Blue done all year Defensive safetv Jack Howling Green rushed for a total of Hens. Delaware had a man on Casey Harbaugh intercepted three 171 yards to the Blue Hens' 157. on every play. A Delaware observer Delaware passes, Iwo of which led to Through the air Delaware connected remarked that they thought by slop- Falcon touchdowns. Casey slashed on six of 15 passes for 98 yards. But, ping Casey they might be able to the Falcons completed 11 of 17 for stop the Falcons. through the Blue Hen line on a 134 yards. Delaware's "rushniks" carried the fourth and three situation on BG's Fumbles were costly to both ball 46 times for a total of 145 yards nine yard line to throw Bowman for teams, BG lost possession of all four Halfback Jack Turner paced the Blue a loss and end a Blue Hen threat in of its fumbles, as did the Blue Hens Hen ground attack, gaining 82 yards the third quarter, Guard Clunk on their three on 18 carries. The oilier halfback, Ramsey broke through Delaware's Comer led the Falcon running John Bowman, carried the pigskin offense on a similar fourth and three BG News Photo Archives a!lack, gaining 57 yards in six car- 20 times for 46 yards. Fullback Tony situation on the Falcon II to halt a Halfback John Bowman (47), one of the Blue Hens' "rushniks" is about to I rics. He also made the longest run of Suravitch gained 17 yards on eight late third period Delaware drive the afternoon when he scampered 90 attempts. be thrown for a loss by Falcon guard Chuck Ramsey (67). ZJTHJ 11 seniors Pesorda proves many wrong to play one By NICK HURM win the "Most Improved nav- year Pesorda is seeing action The BO News el" award her freshman season. both on the playing court with more time Kris Pesorda came to Bowl- "She is a very good si udent .if the team, and \ *fa page 8 The BG News Thursda\, November 18, 1999 TANDINGS FAL National Hockey League National Baiketball AMOCI ation National Football league EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE sm s & Atlantic Dlviaion F Atlantic Division W L T RT Pi* Eait W L T Pet. Philadelphia 10 7 2 1 '23 W L Pet GB Indianapolis 7 2 0 778 WOMEN'S HOOPS ADDS 3 New Jcntev 9 6 2 1 21 Miami 6 2 750 Miami 7 2 0 778 PLAYERS FOR 2000-2001 N Y Rangers 6 10 3 0 IS Button 4 3 571 1 1/2 Buffalo 7 3 0 700 The Bowling Green State University women's Pittsburgh 5 8 3 2 15 New York 5 4 S56 1 1/2 New England 6 3 0 66; basketball program has signed three student-ath- NY Islands 4 9 2 0 10 Orlando 4 4 500 2 N Y Jen 3 6 0 333 letes to National Letters of Intent, BGSU head Northeast Division W L T KT PU Philadelphia 4 4 500 2 Central coach Dec Knoblauch has announced. Andrea Ottawa IS 5 1 1 26 New Jeraey 1 6 143 4 1/2 Jacksonville 8 1 0 888 Ault, Kelly Kapferer and Stefanie Wenzel will join Toronto 11 6 3 1 26 WajhiaftM 1 7 125 5 Tennessee 7 2 0 778 the Falcon program next fall. Boston 8 6 4 0 20 Central Division Pittsburgh 5 4 0 556 Ault, a 6-0 forward from Urbana, Ohio, cur- IUilI.il.. 7 10 2 0 16 Toronto 5 2 714 _ Baltimore 3 6 0 .333 rently attends Urbana High School. She enters Montreal 5 13 1 1 12 Cleveland 4 2 667 1/2 Cleveland 2 8 0 200 her senior season with 1,102 career points (16.6 Southeast Division W I. T HT PU Indiana 5 3 625 1/2 Cincinnati 1 9 0 100 ppg) and 607 career rebounds. Ault averaged 20.6 Florida 9 e 2 2 22 Milwaukee 5 3 625 1/2 West points and 11.3 boards last year, helping the Hill. 7 3 0 17 Charlotte 4 4 500 1 1/2 Seattle 7 2 0 778 climbers of coach Bill Moss to a 19-3 record and 4 8 2 1 15 Atlanta 2 6 250 3 1/2 K.m-.is City 5 4 0 556 second-straight Central Buckeye Conference title. Tampa Bay 6 9 1 1 14 Dotnnl 2 6 250 3 1/2 Oakland 5 4 0 556 Kapferer, a 6-2 forward from Jefferson, Ohio, Atlanta 3 10 2 1 9 Chicago i 6 143 4 San Diego 4 5 0 444 attends Jefferson High School under coach Rod WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Denver 3 7 0 300 Holmes. She is coming off a junior season in Central Division W I. T RT I'm Midwest Diviaion NATIONAI CONFERENCE which she earned first-team Division II All-Ohio Detroit 11 * 3 1 26 W 1. Pel GB Eait W 1. T Pet. honors. Kapferer, who averaged 20.1 points and St Louli 10 6 1 0 21 San Antonio 7 2 TVs Dallas 5 4 0 556 15.1 rebounds last winter, was named the North- NuhvUk 6 9 1 1 14 IlinoMoti 3 1 750 1 1/2 N Y Giants 5 4 0 556 east Lakes Division II District Player of the Year Chicago 4 10 t 1 13 Utah 4 3 571 2 Washington 5 4 0 556 for the Falcons, and became the first Ashtabula Northwest Division*' 1. T RT Pi* Dallai 4 4 500 2 1/2 An/ona 3 6 0 333 County and Northeastern Conference junior in Vancouver 9 4 1 23 V.i ui.-r 3 4 429 3 Philadelphia 3 7 0 300 nearly 20 years to surpass the 1,000-point mark Colorado 8 7 3 1 20 Denver 2 5 2M 1 Central for her career. Bdfflonton 5 8 3 18 Houston 2 7 222 « Detroit 6 3 0 667 Wenzel, a 6-0 guard from Sussex, Wis., attends Calgary ft II 2 0 12 Paeille Division Minnesota 6 4 0 600 Arrowhead Union High School in Hartland, and Pacific Division W 1. I HT Pis Portland 7 I 875 _ Tampa Bay 5 4 0 556 plays for coach Heidi Hamilton. In her fourth LocAngdM 12 4 t 0 28 into 1 1 800 1 1/2 Green Bay 4 5 0 444 year as a starter, she is listed among Wisconsin's San JOM V2 9 2 1 27 LA Laken 7 2 778 1/2 Chicago 4 G 0 400 Top-25 high-school seniors after being named to Phoenix 10 G 3 0 23 6 2 750 1 Weal similar lists during both her sophomore and junior „ An.ilK-im 8 9 2 1 19 Phoenix 4 4 500 3 St Louis 2 0 778 seasons. Dallai 8 8 1 0 17 Golden Sun. 2 5 286 4 1/2 3 G 0 333 The Bowling Green women's basketball pro- I.A Clipper! 1 G 143 5 1/2 San Francisco 3 6 0 333 gram plans to sign one additional recruit during the late period, which begins April 12, 2000. Chipper Jones brings home NL, MVP trophy By RONALD BLUM Award in a landslide. Bagwell was second with one guys I try to be like. Just to be walks, He finished third in manager John Schuerholz said. AP Sports Writer Jones, who hit 45 homers first and 276 points, followed by in the hunt with him is an homers behind Mark McGwire "He showed he was a leader NEW YORK — Four swings and carried Atlanta to an Arizona third baseman Matt honor in itself." Jones said. "I (65) and Sammy Sosa (63) and of this team and he had what it changed Chipper Jones' season eighth straight division title. Williams, who had two firsts didn't have a real good first third in walks; fourth in slug- takes to be recognized as the into an MVP year — four home received 29 of 32 first-place and 269 points. They were the half. Baggy put together a full ging percentage (.633). on-base MVP of the league." runs in a three-game Septem- votes and finished with 132 only players picked on every year." percentage (.441) and total Jones gained momentum ber series against the New York points in balloting by the Base- ballot. Jones, a 27-year-old third bases (359); seventh in runs; when he homered four times Mets. ball Writers' Association of Cincinnati's Greg Vaughn baseman, earned a $100,000 and 10th in batting. Sept. 21-23 as Atlanta .swept "I think those four home America He also got two sec- was fourth with 121 points and bonus and became the fifth After June 15, he hit 30 three games from the Mets, runs were huge. I'd like to ond-place votes and one third. St. Louis' Mark McGwire was Brave to win the award, joining homers and drove in 79 runs. who began the series just one think my name was already tin "It's awfully hard to believe," fifth with 115, followed by the Bob Elliott (1947), Hank Aaron "Most people who watched game back. the map before that, but that Jones said. "To have this In New York Mets' Robin Ventura (1957), Dale Murphy (1982 and our team play know what a sig- "Any time I read anything kind of jump-started every- your corner, to always be able (1131. Mike Piazza (109) and '83) and Terry Pendleton nificant role he played in our over the last couple of months thing," Jones said Wednesday to say you won an MVP, is a Edgardo Alfonzo (88). Chicago's (1991). success, especially when the pertaining to the MVP race, after winning the National tremendous honor."' Sammy Sosa was ninth at 87. Jones hit .319 with 110 RBIs, season wore down and the pres- they point directly back to that League Most Valuable Player Houston first baseman Jeff "Matt Williams is one of the 116 runs, 25 steals and 126 sure got great," Braves general Mets' series," Jones said. DORLEY Continued from page seven. hopes that the NFL will call play and see what happens." what the guys said that day... after this season. Dorley and his teammates on but she doesn't seem to think "Rob and Doug certainly the offensive line were sup- PIE EATING CONTEST .V ^ it's that funny" have the size and the ability to posed to propel the Falcon TONIGHT 9PM & MIDNIGHT So, it's easy to see how laid make it to the NFL," Falcon offense into the elite teams in Show Your back Dorley is. And that is the coach Gary Blackney said. the Mid-American Conference. AMATEUR CONTEST / School Spirit way he chooses to live his life. "Whether or not it will happen I However, they sputtered early He is the guy that everybody don't know." in the year and were never able NOV. 24TH 10PM Sure, no one is saying that $300 1ST PRIZE SI00 2ND PRIZE likes. The friend that you go to to get anything going. when you need a laugh. His Dorley will be a superstar. In the last few games, they GIRL-ON-GIRL SHOWS deep voice and monstrous However, the possibility exists. have been back on track help- FRIDAYS 6PM-9PM-12AM-2AM physique clash with his baby 1997 graduate linebacker ing BG win its last two and giv- Kevin O'Neill made his mark as face. He is what teenage girls ing quarterback Andy Sahm a special teams standout with COUPIES NIGHT >vould call 'a gentle giant.' time to throw and the running EVERY SATURDAY COUPLES GET IN FREE But, he would prefer to be the Detroit Lions last season, & DON'T WAIT IN LINE! but less than a handful of Bowl- back platoon holes to run tailed simply 'a giant' on the through. football field. Since Dorley ing Green products are consid- But no matter what this sea- transferred to Bowling Green ered NFL material. COLLEGE NIGHT School Jackets from Southern Illinois in 1997, Hence Dorley's media atten- son has thrown at Dorely, he EVERY SUNDAY- SHOW YOUR I.D. AND & Sportswear tion. still knows that the key to win- GET IN FREE! |he has been the anchor of the Sweatsnns • T-ams • Hats • Bags [offensive line that has collec- "Well, it's something I try not ning is playing with intensity. *nh these school togos: "That's what gets it done," he •BGHS • BGSU • EASTW0CO tively started 104 games. Along to think about," he says. "In the FOOTBALL PARTY says. "There's time to smile MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL! FREE FOOD •EUHWOOO • OSTTCO 'with senior tackle Rob beginning of the year, I let it get WHILE WATCHING THE GAME! Nylon Sdxxa & wool varwy Fehrman, he has realistic to me and it affected my play. after the game." Lay-away Mfebk So I decided that I just have to And he takes advantage of it. -Tackle Twi Lettenng- f REE PASS -Embroidoy- FOOTBALL Reitrictions may apply. Exp. 12/2/99 They first met in 1996 in Orlan- um 38-31. The two teams were falcen House Continued from page seven. Sporting Goods Series vs. CFU do. The Knights won 27-19. scheduled to meet in 1997 but "Youf Athletic A Sportswear The Falcons are 0-2 lifetime Central Florida also won last the Falcons dropped Central Headquarters in B.G.' 123 S. Main Downtown B.G. [against the Golden Knights. year's meeting at Perry Stadi- Florida from the schedule. Hours- Mon.-Fn. 10-B: Sat. 10-5:30 Phone 352-3610 I Find it in irrFsrr re FirrrrrrfF WnW BGNe *o. TheONEWAY GREENBRIAR, INC. to help the 352-0717 THIS FRI/SAT@7: most. Now Leasing for Fall 2000 Dime A Dog Night — SATURDAY — • FrazeeAve. Apartments lO ._...... *,. - 1 -. v--.i> • ■ Thursday, November 18, 1999 The BG News page 9 Ana Pereira and Tony Recznik NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 C'UH* 1-oWc, NOW: Irene Sharon Scott NOW: Counting Crows Thomas previews/reviews and Croshy Stills Nash and <* "A Funny Thing Happend Young's newest album are On the Way to the Forum." both reviewed. ♦ Theatre NOW SOUNDS ►*- N-2 * N-3 Monsters my pants Pikachu is one cute mofo. Piccaso on exhibit in Toledo , Pikachu, for those not in the now, is a wee little yellow blob By CHASITY LESTER ensure only the finest of Pica- belonging to a species of crea- The BG News so's work would tour tures called Pokemon. He The collection contains some speaks in a series of pre and Picasso, "Graphic Magician" of his most famous work, like post verbal grunts and shoots lightning from his eyes. is now at The Toledo Museum the Bull series, Bacchanale and Imported from a hugely suc- of Art. The' exhibit runs Vollard Suite. cessful Japanese cartoon (it's through January 16 and con- The exhibit explores Picas- the one that caused all the tains over 120 prints from the so's four stages of print, etch- seizures in Japanese school over 700 collected by Norton ing, lithography, linoleum children years ago), Pokemon Simon, a private collector. printing and cubism. are "pocket monsters." These The exhibit took more than Picasso began drawing in "pocket monsters" live inside two years to organize and is on Spain when he was four. When tiny balls kept in the pockets of limited release from the Stan- he moved to Paris at 23 and children (Freudians quit your ford University began doing prints, he was panting). Once in awhile they are unleashed to do battle with Toledo is lucky to have such already a famed artist. one another. an exhibit. According to the Each of Picasso's four stages The Pokemon universe has curator of the Picasso exhibit. of printing lasted around twen- become monstrously successful Julia Mellhy, prints like this ty years. His first stage, etching in America. At last count they rarely travel out of the Norton is a process which creates a are featured in a cartoon series, Simon Museum because they relief print on a metal plate video games, a blockbuster are so fragile. The prints are on with acid. His most famous movie, trading cards, action fig- paper which ages easily. Some works at this time are part of ures, keychains, lockets, mod- already show yellowing on the the Vollard Suite, named by the els, sticker books and possibly a edges. Art collector who commissioned line of Pokemon bongs (Poke- Special care as been taken by Bongs) this last one is uncon- the prints. A number of draw- firmed however. the museum to ensure their ings from these series arc on Suffice it to say it's the kind safety. Even the lighting was to display. of trend that drives parents be kept to a minimum to pre- Picasso then began lithogra- serve the prints as long as pos- phy, created by crayon on stone. Photo provided nuts. One group of parents has PIGEON ON STARRY NIGHT'' filed a class action lawsuit sible. like the "Italian Woman." Picasso's "BLIND MINOTAR GUIDED BY MARIE-THERESE WITH against the manufacturers of The exhibit showcases Picas- Picasso worked on several December 1934- January 1935. Pokemon trading cards saying so's greatest prints. The selec- print series simultaneously as pottery and most famously, ple tied in chains and annuals $5 dollars at the museum and that by knowingly selling the tion progress took over a year to until his death in 1973 as well his paintings. reduced down to simple lines on the show is free on Friday- little tykes the cards they are He was known as a perfec- paper evenings until 10 p.m. encouraging future gambling The show acts as Picasso's addictions. And another set of tionist who spent days complet- parents has filed a $100 million ing his work He was said to diary. He uses his work to wrongful death lawsuit because drive the operators of his press- speak for him, about his life their child choked to death on a es mad. erasing and redoing and his love toy Poke-ball. Yes, this is a prints over and over again One of the most famous tragedy, but this is a lawsuit as His prints represent this works depicts his political superfluous as diet soda in more than any Other medium. views, as Francisco Franco is Marlon Brando's fridge. Eight million of these balls nave lieen Printing plates change from shown in riding on a horse sold, one kid is unfortunately one form to another. which transforms into a pig as killed. By that logic let's sue His work is constantly he stumbles (t\cr peopl*. blood- the beef industry. I'm pretty changing as he incorporates ying them with the hooves and sure 8 million hamburgers new techniques and symbolism stares laughing down at them were eaten yesterday and one into his work. Each piece con- This is one of the best, nm-l guy was bound to have choked to death. Nothing says compas- tains some referencing to other compelling and complete sion like a pointless lawsuit. famous works, the woman in exhibits of Picasso outside of Of course there have been his life, or mythology. Paris and Barcelona. In no some truly disturbing acts in other place can such works be He seems to have been dri- Photo provided the name of Pokemon, one kid seen in their transitions from ven by compulsion and tor- Picasso's "WOMAN WITH . was stabbed to death for a version to version. Photo provided ment. Works show women HAIRNET" September 1956. Pokemon toy and some groups Tickets can be purchased for of kids have been busted for Picasso's "PICARDOR AND BULL" August 1930. transformed into whores, peo- running counterfeit Pokemon toys out of their garage. These are aberrations, however. The real blame lies not with the children who simply collect the toys, though. It lies with the parents who lack the back- bone to tell the little demons TOP 10 A e'OOs "NO." Kids collecting toys or trading cards is nothing to be know1 now. success with songs like "Hand alarmed by. By their very By Lisa Bettinger ■ nature kids are collectors. And The BG New* Alanis would go from Srar in my Pocket", "Head Over they like collecting Pokemon Continuing this week is Seurch loser to one of the Feet", "You Learn" and "Ironic". toys because their parents don't the NOW section's show biggest stars in rock. She was While on the surface these are ' understand it. This is their case of the best and most one of many artists who became seen as just some good stuff for personal universe that they influential albums of the past spokeswomen for all female the radio, there is actually decade compiled by our staff some depth and meaning in the control. It's no different from These selections are in no par singers, at least in the eyes of . when we were younger and ticular. order, and will be the press. words. ■ hoarded G.I. Joes, Trans Form- appearing periodically until the Alanis Morrissette has "Head Over Feet" could ers, Battle Beasts, Barbie dolls end of year. This issue: Alanis crossed paths with many stars arguably be described as love and Cabbage Patch Kids. The Morissette: Jagged Little Pill in the music industry. She from the perspective of some- trouble arises when parents let would also be one of the first one who has never really been the obsession go unchecked. I remember when I was a It appeared that Alanis artists to be signed to Madon- in love. It almost sounds like . wee bastard, I mean kid, I des- Morissette was an angry na's Maverick label. Alanis has she is blaming the man for perately wanted a hard to find woman who just came out of also worked with the likes of their whole relationship taking He-man figure named Fakor. nowhere. Her American debut Flea and ex-Red Hot Chili Pep- shape in the first place, but it Fakor was a blue clone of He- Jagged Little Pill was a radical pers guitarist Dave Navarro. also shows weakness that is not man, except he was evil. He departure from the Debbie Gib- Current Foo Fighters drummer shown in "You Oughta Know". looked like Burly Smurf. Since son style of music that made Tyler Hawkins also served time "You Learn" and "Ironic" my folks loved me they took me her a star in her native Cana- as her tour drummer and can could be two of those life's little to the local toy emporium da. If you really want to relive be seen in the videos for "You lessons books. Of course there where I discovered all the those days, just watch some of Learn" and "You Oughta was some question over Fakors had been sold. Natural- Know". whether Alanis had a real ly I got p***ed off and begged VHl's Before They Were Rock my parents to drag me across Stars and you will get a new Along with producer and understanding of ironic in the one of the most thought provok- town to find another store appreciation for the Alanis we songwriter Glen Ballard, whom first place. The many faces of ing songs on the entire CD. Ala- Albums where my Fakor could be Alanis has called her, "spiritual Alanis would be shown for the nis' questioning of religion and found. I started bawling and brother", Morissette created video "You Learn". The video it's values makes "You Oughta Featured was greeted with a stern "NO, one of the decade's most unfor- would later spawn several trib- Know" look like an innocent. Public Enemy: fou want it, you don't need it." gettable albums. utes and parodies from a little The industry was not going Fear of a Black Plane^ didn't understand it then, but The album's first single, girl to MTVs Jimmy the Cab to ignore this one. Alanis would Nirvana: I do now. "You Oughta Know" was any- Driver. go on to add some Grammy Nevermind Parents need to get a spine. thing but a sweet bubblegum Many may argue that anger awards to her collection, which If a store doesn't have your lit- PJ Harvey: MJ love song. It was a song of and bitterness are the predomi- includes a couple Juno Awards, 7b Bring You M\ Love tle moppets oh-so desired Poke- nant themes on this CD and Ball, then tough. Tell him "NO" enpowerment for women while Canada's Grammies. Jagged Beck: and move on with your life. making men cringe uncomfort- that Alanis is just angry. This is Little Pill would also go on to Odelay Give him a book instead. Don't ably all around the world. It hard to swallow when songs become of the biggest selling Radiohead: let the demon scream and wail reflected the anger of a jilted like "Not the Doctor" tell of the albums of 1995. Fans would OK Computer like Mariah Carey in a wind lover, leaving some to believe limitations that one person can have to wait five years before Pearl Jam: tunnel, take him/her home and that Alanis may be unable to let take. This is most strongly Alanis would release a new Ten tell them to play with what go. This song is almost one of shown when the words, "I don't record. Between that time she Smashing Pumpkins: they already have. Constantly the most biting on the album. want to be your idol. See this recorded "Uninvited" for the moddle-coddling the kid and Melon Collie And The "You Oughta Know" was also a pedestal is high and I'm afraid City of Angels soundtrack. Ala- Infinite Sadness getting what he wants when he censor's nightmare, with refer- of heights," roll of her tongue. nis is even playing God in wants it, doesn't exactly help. REM: ences to activities in a theater One of the best songs on the upcoming film Dogma. Not bad Parents worry about their Automatic For the People j Photo Provided and some other activities in the album was never released as a for an artist that many thought kids being indoctrinated into Morissette jamming out, in bedroom. single. "Forgiven" is a deep was just some really angry some kind of bizzar-o Pokemon concert. Alanis would strike chart reflection about religion. It is chick who was mad at her ; cult, and they are being indoc- boyfriend. - See Pokemon- page 10 page 10 The BG News Thursday, November 18, 1999 'A Funny thing...' fun for everyone By IRENE SHARON SCOTT on the Way to the Forum," a where there are three houses. a tall brunette with a whip, vided by the orchestra. The BG News book by Burt Shevelove and First is the house of Krro- another pair were two slim Interested playgoers can nius. whose children were look-a likes and then there was The University theatre Larry Gelbart, directed by catch the play tonight at 8 p.m. department takes on another Michael Ellision, is a hilarious stolen by pirates. In the middle an Egyptian with braids and musical, and this one is a come- story of a Roman slave, Pseudo- is the house of Senax, an aver- beads in her hair. Their over- at Eva Marie Saint Theater. dy. "A Funny Thing Happened lus, who persistently attempts age family of three with slaves. seer was the elegant, money- The play is featured from Nov. to get his freedom by fixing up The household includes thirsty Lycus, played by (Mary 16 to Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. and Nov. his young master. Hero (Robert Senax (Christopher Norms I. Retort-George). Getz), with the lady he has his Domino (Gretchen Offenburgl Overall the play is easy to 21 at 2 p.m. Tickets can be heart set on, Philia (Jessica Joy and their son, Hero (Robert follow and keeps the audience reserved by calling the box Keniock). Getz), the slave-in-chief Hys- focused with nonstop laughter office at 372-2719. "Playgoers. I bid you wel- terium (Ryan Jirousek) and of either through overly-exagger- come! The theater is a temple course the lovable Pseudolus ated motion, every-day stupidi- 'A Funny Thing Happend and we are here to worship the (Stephenson). Pseudolus domi- ty, stereotypes or "schtick." The gods of tragedy and comedy." nants the stage and keeps the play is a combination of Eddie on the Way to the Forum' were the opening remarks of audience interested in the plot Murphy and Robin Williams- funny. Now says:: Go see the Pseudolus, played by Geoffrey with small talk to the viewers, play before tickets musical numbers and the his Musical plays are often Stephenson are sold outl This play is definitely a scheme to get the Hero and underestimated at this Univer- must-see, worth both the Philia together, which ulti- sity, perhaps because after a money and time sitting in the mately fails. while the singing becomes ••• threatre for over two hours. Then there is the house of annoying. In "Funny," musical The commitment and dedica- Lycus, better known as the who numbers were evenly spread 1 star: Just get drunk tion of the production staff are brothe house. Beautiful ladies and occurred at the appropriate 2 stars: see It while clearly illustrated through sev- in seductive, revealing apparel Pholo Provided time. The majority of the cast eral musical numbers; colorful, flock about this place, although Rademaker and Stephenson had both vocal and acting abili- drunk soft Romantic scenery, and sim- the most skin revealed are their "tied up." ties. Highlights of vocal talents 3 stars: definitely ple yet appropriate costumes legs and stomach The enticing were Stephenson, Jirousek, worn by the actors. divas include Panacea (Autumn er), Vibrata (Teresa Smith) and Kemock and Gretchen Offen- worth a look... sober Its time period is in 200 B.C, Edwards), Gcminae (Kari Tintinabula (Courtney Sta- burg. These characters did a 4 stars: drop the bottle in Rome, during the spring. The Johnston and Amy Kleteckal, ples). Divas varied in personal- phenominal job keeping up and see it now! action takes place on a .street Gymnasia (Melanie Rademak- ity and sexual appeal. One was with the rhythm and music pro- POKE-MON Mainstream styles out, experimental music In cult. and they are being indoctrinated into a cult of By LIZ PECEK sound. "[The Champs] are wickedly unorthodox, unorthodox, wielding guitars The BG News Comprised of members like swords, collecting har- sorts. It's the cult of American Philip Manley (keyboard mixer, wielding guitars like swords, collecting monies, melodies and interest- Experimental music is com- electric guitars and electric harmonies, melodies and interesting ing rhythmic juxtapositions, commercialism. They can't ing to town in the form of Trans keyboards!, Nathan Means smooshing it all into one of the avoid it, they can't help it and Am, The Champs and Jessica (electric keyboards and electric rhythmic juxtapositions, smooshing it all most explosive guitar pieces Baliff. All will perform at bass guitar) and Sebastian into one of the most explosive guitar pieces ever heard." it's not necessarily a bad thing Howard's on Thursday night. Thompson (drum program- ever heard." Jessica Baliff of Toledo will The term experimental ming, acoustic and electric be the opening act at the show. (in moderation of course). It drums). Trans Am was heavily The Brash Report music, in this case, refers to Her style of music is mellow gets to be a problem when par- Indie Rock. Indie Rock is basi- influenced by Classic Rock Entertainment Magazine and soft...almost like light cally when artists decide not to Radio. They have been com- rock. She has a much lighter ents allow the indoctrination to go with the mainstream styles pared to bands such as Tortoise future...while mixing elements would be somewhat improvised sound than Trans Am or The override the child's life. Teach of music. Instead, they experi- and Ui. of the past. Carbon 14 stated, and added that this method Champs. Her songs rely on gui- ment and mix different forms of Trans Am's first three "their music is a strange hybrid worked because "most of the tars and vocals. them there's a difference music. recordings did not contain any of hi-tech electronic keyboards time we forget what we're sup- Baliff released her first Trans Am is an Indie Rock lyrics in the songs. The whole and electronic drums mixed posed to play." recording, Even in Silence in between what they need and ■ band that began recording in idea behind the music is being 1992. They have since become able to draw one's own conclu- with the 1970s, cheesy, classic The Champs, an Indie 1998 and will have another what they want. Sure it's rock guitars." Rock/Metal band, will also be recording, titled Hour of the a national act and are touring sions about what it means. The tough, but it can work. Let 'em around the country. Voice (in Canada) said, "vocals The Baltimore Weekly said. playing at Howard's on Thurs- Trace, coming out soon. Using instruments such as would be a hindrance: a human "ITrans Ami slams out tunes day night. They are currently Alternative Press called play with their toys, just don't guitars and low-tech synthesiz- voice would only seem awk- like it's 1976 and 2029 at the on a national tour with Trans Baliff's first recording. Even in ers, the band structures its ward and unnatural against same time." Am. Based in San Francisco, Silence, an "intimate bedroom let it get to the point where In the past. Trans Am has The Champs formed in 1992 recording.'1 songs by putting together many the weird electronic wizardry." they have to knife another kid different types of music, such However. Trans Am's latest written songs the night before and features instrumental The concert, which is spon- as techno, trance, and recording, Futureworld, fea- they were debuted, according to selections. The band members sored by WBGU, begins at on the school yard for a flippin' dub...taking these types of tures some vocals and guest The Baltimore Weekly. In a play guitar and drums. 10:30 p.m. on Thursday night music out of their usual context musicians. Futureworld pre- Carbon 14 interview, the band The Brash Report stated, at Howard's. The cost of admis- Pokemon action figure. and making a whole new sents a vision of the said that one of their shows "IThe Champs] are wickedly sion is $5. Now if you'll excuse me I WANTED: have to go beat up a nine-year old for a valuable Poke- Card. NOW writers - NOW is looking for writers that are interested in the Erik Pepple would prefer Bury it in your backyard for Y2K? rap/R&B music genre to write CD reviews, columns and sto- kids watch Looney Ttines or ries. 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On Wed Nov 17th, and Thurs Nov 18th Free popcorn & peanuts. 3 pool tables. track or something. Instead I 2 nights a week, w/summer dans, air hockey & free shutfleboard got to hear the band goofing off Eyes," "Teach your children" the Wellness Connection competition likely will be distributing Survival Kits in the studio like they were and "Ohio." Looking forward is '18 members, male and lemale needed* Support group tor women with enjoyable but lacks that driving for the "Great Amencan Smokeour*. anorexia and bulimia concerns ground control calling Major Contact Brooke & 352-9365 or They will be available both days from force some of their older music Becky 8 353-6446 Commitment to confidentiality Counting Tom. It was really annoying 10 00am-4 00pm. Tuesday 7 p.m -8:30 p.m. at the and I shut off my CD player had. The Wellness Connection is located Women's Center in Hannah Hall Crows: This right then and there. Each of the four has a strong City Events e 170 Hlth Ctr Any questions, please For more into call Student Hlth Services musical background and all call 372-9355 Judy Miller 372-7425, Enca 353-0806 Other than my two petty Reggae with The Ark Band Easy Street Give lite Help infertile couple through grievances, the CD is very combine their singing and Sat., Nov 20, 353-0988 UAO has 4 Open Director Positions Get Desert Life maternal surrogacy Any nationality musical talents on the new htHe^uji^onvlhearijbana^^^^^^ involved in the Homecoming Publicity, or solid, well done, and overall acceptable Excellent compensation 1999-DGC! and excellent album. This is album, for which they shared (800) 450-5343. Entertainment Committees or be an USG Lost/Found Representative lor UAO Applications can Over this past summer I had one kind of Life that will be the song writing duties. David Crosby, who first Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta Phi be picked up in 330 Student Union Due the opportunity to see Counting very easy to live with and listen LOST-Gold Ring with sapphires Reward Congratulations to our Sisters of the Nov 23. 1999. ?scall 372-2486 Crows perform live at the Tole- to. Started with the 60's band The offered It found please call Colleen at Week-Jen Patsko & Stephanie Storey ByrdSi chimes in with strong .liH-girlil Great Job with Give Week!!! Unlimited tanning until Christmas. $25 do Zoo. At that show they Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta Phi Great Christmas gift. 6 mo unlimited, played a whole lot of material ■Lisa Bellinger guitar chords and his lingering voice is very easily picked out. Travel $79. Limited time. Campus Tanning, 352- off of This Desert Life, and I 7889 Graham Nash plays acoustic Spice up was rather intrigued to hear • 1 Spring Break Vacations! TXOYTIPnOHNMAKie guitar on some tracks but what this new album was going Cancun. Jamaica, Bahamas. & Florida! a H mainly blends his smooth voice Now Hiring Campus Reps! voor Personal M to sound like. Best Prices Guaranteed. Book Now & Re- A We now have A Well I am intrigued no more. with the other three. Stephen Stills, who found success with ceive Free Meal Plans' 1-800-234-7007 wftn a B the Greek B This Desert Life, musically, is www endlesssummertours com Buffalo Springfield, and Neil r Alphabet! r no different than any other —ACT NOWI GET THE BEST SPRING £>FsM Mw( your friends among (he Masters at (he Museum Fridays on Friday nlqhtsl It's Friday, every Friday nlqhl from 7 6 -10 P.M. with live music, cash bar. free (ours, (healre, and much morel Admission and parking are FREE! We Are Like The Real World November 19* Everyone Is Welcome * Swing and jive with the Hep Cats Revival (6 30-9 30) X DELTA 88 HI.ii k While -YellOM (.HIM -Blue l!o\ (.ill -(..IN -Straight * Original theatre presentation: The Story 6 . (7 & 8) acoustic, soulful songs driven North Coast Theatre Tne Toledo Museum of Art * FREE tour: The Power of the Portrait (6:45) by melodic and lyrical land- No Cover With College ID * FREE tour: Urw of Toledo Ftxnography studio (7-9:30) Open every Friday, 6 P.M.-10 P.M. * Spanish Wine Tasting (7.00) (reservations by Nov. 12) scapes with outstanding $1 Domestic - $1 Well 419 255 8000 * Armchair Traveler Series (7:30) electric guitar and bass Made pouAJr by BPHHi ThW Bank Japan' Traditions, Temples, and Tea www.bretz.com Funk Fusion Improv 2012 Adams St. Well-lit, secured parking Toledo, OH 410/243-1900 TIRED OF YOUR PARENTS? ■F Juketox Soul | one of BG's rockirV new bands IlmtnxLLt Thanksgiving Eve Wadnaaday 11/24 ROLANDO (underground resistance) Lauren Flex, Parts, Jerry Abstract JAY DENHAM (black nation) Friday 11/26 Aaron Bennet. Fanon Flowers. Ellery Cowles. Archetype, Brian Gillespie DOC MARTIN (motor debut) Saturday 11/27 Jules tickets available O ticketmaster roots reggae PAUL OAKENFOLD Monday 11/29 Dave Ralph. DJ Melody tickets available o ticketmaster Friday 12/3 Check out EasyStreet's weekly schedule every Wednesday in the D^RmAYr^NAYCLAR%l? eo htews. Come up to EasyStreet and exf/enence the only bar in Time: space (live). Aril Bnkha, Reggie Dekes, Munk town until live entertainment 'rve days a week. 19 and up. FAMILY Ewy Tuaaday For more information check out website Resident DIS: Derrick Plasialko, Echo www.Vr.Net/Easystreet Jungle in the Big Room page 12 The BG News Thursday, November 18, 1999 Wanted Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale Roommate needed ASAP No rent until Subleaser wanted 2 bdrm apt 521 E January $150 deposit. Pool, own room Earn $12O0-$20OO this month part-time Merry «D11 Call at 352-4952 Teacher Sofa $75. Vanity desk and chair $125, w/large closet. Call 2-4549, ask tor Joni and a new computer. 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