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By ROBERT RECKER missed it." The BG News Ever wondered how Ackerman-Edelen said her much a zebra cost? workers are dedicated to their job, even when they are off the A recent caller to the Univer- clock, and frequently call the sity campus fact line did, much office to submit some new piece to the surprise of newly-hired of information they happened operator Nick Frankenhauser. to come across. The sophomore integrated As a testament to her word, language arts major said that senior Dan Lawver came in call was the strangest he has unscheduled Monday morning received during his first three to help update the files. The days on the job. senior elementary and special In addition to the occasional education major is starting his quirky question, fact line (372- fourth year at fact line. 2445) handles an average of 1,200 requests per day for "Operators never say 'I don't information about campus and know' to a question," Acker- regional events, schedules and man-Edelen said. "They won't more, according to Gardner work here if they do. It's their McLean, associate director of job to find out the answer." the Office of Marketing & Com- munication. Fact line was established in spring of 1971 as a rumor con- "Freshmen are usually hesi- trol service, in response to the tant to call at first or they don't shooting of four students at a know about [fact line]," said Kent State University anti-war Justine Hyland, a senior com- demonstration. The informa- puter science major and second- tion service aspect began dur- year operator. ing fact line's third day of oper- She said calls start piling up ation, when a student called to BG News Photo/ MIKE LF.HMKUHLE around the first days of classes, ask the phone number of a local pizza place. Patrick Sewell (left) and Mike Wolf (right) study in their Prout Hall dorm room. The roommates said they were aware when they most commonly for classrooms' locations. Other hot topics this moved in that they would have to move out, but they wanttok'nowwhere and when they are going to move. The Office of Res- Since that time, the service year have included questions idence Life projects that Prout Hall residents will move in late December or early January. has received calls from as far about on-campus voice mail and the relocation of Chily's away as Sweden, Germany and Express. Spain. Hall closing causes concern Hyland and the other opera- One day during the blizzard tors can draw on a wealth of of 1978, fact line received a By SARA EATON want and need to move into Prout Hall resident advisor would like to avoid this. resources found in the cozy fact record 2,532 calls, which is The BG News another dorm, he said. Cur- and senior Brian M. Sturtz Students will have the line office, including a huge basically a call every 23 sec- Although some stu- rently there are 6,985 residen- said he believes the Office of option to move in December or computer database which was onds for 16 straight hours. tial students at the Universi- Residence Life will be respon- in January before the normal built from scratch. Sometimes dents make moves Ackerman-Edelen said fact between semesters, ty. sible to find housing for Prout opening/ moving-in day. an elusive information request line does not deal with ques- most stay in the same dorm Hall residents. He added that He said the Office of Resi- can lead to an extensive paper room for the entire school the housing may be off cam- dence Life may sponsor a chase or a game of phone tag, tions about medical, legal or year. Cover story pus if need be. move-in day for Prout Hall said Francey Ackerman-Ede- counseling issues, or matters of "We want to make this residents in January, in which len, director. opinion. However, a possible 249 move as easy as possible," he the office would help students Prout Hall residents will face However, there is concern said,, explaining the Universi- move. "[Last Sunday] a caller need- "If someone calls to ask a move in late December or from some Prout Hall resi- ty does not want to make bad "We will definitely try any- ed to know what time a music where to get the best Chinese early January. dents. impressions with freshmen. thing we can within reason," theory test was and the music food in the city, we cant help According to associate "Are we just going to be out There are a few options for Zentmeyer said. office was closed," she said. "We them," she said. "We just give director of Residence Life Jim on the streets?" said undecid- Prout Hall residents, Sturtz According to Zentmeyer, called 10 faculty members the facts, only the facts." Zentmeyer, Prout Hall and the ed freshman Rachel Padilla. said. Prout was marketed for trans- before we found what time the Union will be closed off to stu- A resident of Toledo, Padilla First, as rooms open up, fer students and those who test was. If the caller had wait- Anyone that has information dents in mid-January. said she is not concerned residents can move or they could accumulate enough ed to call the office Monday updates for fact line may con- Yet he estimated there will about having a place to live for can pack their items up and credits to live off-campus after morning_, she would have tact her at 372-0270. be a drop of about 400 resi- herself, but for those who live move in early January. the fall semester. dential students from fall to out of driving distance. "It would be a real bear If students were signed up spring semesters which will "I can always go home, but moving during finals week," for 15 credit hours for this fall Pre-major advising provide accommodation for others live far away. What are Zentmeyer said, explaining those Prout students who they going to do?" she said. the Office of Residence Life • See PROUT, page seven. gives students UAO encourages student Involvement options, advice Mary Lynn, an advisor for trips to amusement parks and which is a soup kitchen," said By JEFF HINDENACH By IRENE SHARON SCOTT conceptions about UAO are not the program, said advising is a The BG News common among the freshmen concerts. Joyce. "[Also] around Christ- The BG News mas we ask organizations and way for students to discover University Activities Organi- class. Other committees include To help the 500 freshmen their possibilities and to take zations (UAO) is based on stu- "Freshmen are our best audi- the special event, which spon- resident halls to adopt-a-family who declared an undecided and collect items for them." time to make the right decision. dent input and is seeking more ence because they are nonjudg- sors programs for Family major this year, the Academic "We try to find a way for student involvement this year. mental," she said. "Misconcep- Weekend and Sibs, and Kids UAO meeting times vary Enhancement Department them to be as flexible with their from committee to committee. offers pre-major advising. "Everyone is welcome to tions are usually from upper- weekend and the outdoor recre- schedule for as long as possi- become part of UAO," said Jen- classmen and other people." ation committee organizes However, they do have an gen- According to Lisa McHugh, ble," she said. "We try to have nifer Joyce, UAO president. Lesley Raff, UAO financial camping and canoeing trips. eral weekly meeting with the associate director for the acade- them schedule classes that "We need student involvement administrator, said that the "(The service committee] mic enhancement department, would be a common require- so we know what students common misconception about takes trips to Martha's Kitchen, ' See UAO, page seven. the program offers different ment for the majors that they want." UAO is that they "don't do any- ways to help the students. are looking at." "First, we have individual UAO is one of the largest thing for the campus." She However, McHugh said this encourages people to give UAO appointments at least once a program is not only for incom- organizations at the University. semester for the students to Its purpose is to provide cultur- a chance and to get involved. ing freshmen. There are cur- keep them on track," she said. al, educational, social and "Involvement in UAO is ben- rently 1000 students in the pro- They can have as many recreational programs for the eficial because students meet gram and, according to appointments as they want, but University and community. other people, learn to work with McHugh, a fair portion are not they have to have one." freshmen. "Our objective is to encour- people and learn skills that are valuable in the future," she "We also have a listproc to "A lot of our students are age people to take part and get said. post deadlines and other pre- new freshmen, but quite a few involved in the community," sentations about jobs and of them are from all years," she said Joyce. Its structure includes three executives: Jennifer Joyce, majors going on around cam- said. "We try to help out any Rachel Fulkerson, director of president, Jenny Junk, vice pus," she said. student who is unsure." the public relations committee, president and Lesley Raff, McHugh said the program is Lynn said the program is not said UAO is unique because financial administrator. a good opportunity for students for advisors to tell the students without it, the University who are not sure about the col- what to do, but instead, it gives would be boring. Additionally there are 14 committees, which include the lege experience. them options of what they can "UAO provides students the homecoming, publicity, campus "We try to provide support do. opportunity to experience, films, public relations, enter- for the students," she said. "We try to get them to- learn and see things," she said. tainment, cultural awareness BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE - Most of these students are bounce ideas off of us about "Students that dont participate and travel committees. The incoming freshman and so we what they are interested in," in the programming might miss campus films committee spon- Andrea Schulman, program advisor and Steven Doma Chowski, would like to help them with she said. "We hope that we can out on some exciting events." sors biweekly films while the coordinator of student organization services, talk about upcom- the transition, along with offer- assist in helping the student Fulke«on added that mis- travel committee organizes ing activityT ing guidance for them." think about their options.

rJL page 2" The BG News Friday, August 27, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Simpsons refute behaviorism One of the key notions of lows: know not 'seems.' behaviorism is that though we Bums: We dont have to be This not alone my inky cloak, cannot observe consciousness adversaries. Homer. We both good mother or various states of mind it want a fair union contract. Nor customary suits of yields, we can observe the con- Homer: [thinking! Why is sequences of these things. As Mr. Burns being so nice to me? solemn black, such, we can conclude that a Burns: And if you scratch my Nor windy suspiration of certain state of mind exists by back, 111 scratch yours. forced breath, observing the external signs Homer: [thinking] Wait a No, nor the fruitful river in that would result from the exis- minute. Is he coming onto me? the eye, tence of said state of mind. Burns: I mean, if I should Nor the dejected "havior of slip something into your pock- Behaviorism is to be rejected the visage, because one cannot use the little merit of which it is pos- et, what's the harm? observation of somebody dis- sessed might be done away Homer: [thinking] My God, Together with all forms, playing the traits of one who is with by making reference to he IS coming onto me! moods, shapes of grief, X to conclude that said person various scenes in the Simpsons Burns: After all, negotiations For they are actions that a is X. One example that has episode entitled "Last Exit to make strange bedfellows. man might play: been traditionally used to make Springfield." Ichuckle, wink] But I have that within which Homer: [thinking] Aaaaagh! this point is that of a color-blind In this episode, Homer is passeth show; person stopped at a traffic appointed to lead the union at [aloud] Sorry, Mr. Burns, but I light. Let us assume that this the nuclear power plant. Mr. don't go in for these backdoor These but the trappings and person sees all things that Burns, the plant owner, wants shenanigans. Sure, I'm flat- the suits of woe." would to an average Joe appear to assess his new rival and so tered, maybe even a little curi- Hamlet's mother is not a green as blue. Upon the light he watches Homer on a televi- ous, but the answer is no! behaviorist. She knows that turning green, this person sion monitor. He sees Homer In this dialogue, one sees people can act contrary to their would see a blue light. This per- doing what appears to be some that Burns is trying to bribe states of mind. Hamlet also son would then proceed to drive sort of exercise while other Homer, but Homer takes Burns away. A behaviorist would con- employees arc out wasting meaning to be that he would acknowledges this. He, howev- clude that this person saw a their breaks on menial pur- like to have relations of an inti- er, is genuine. green light, yet this behaviorist suits. Burns assumes that mate sort with Homer. Burns, To close this article, I would would be mistaken. As such, Homer is dedicated to staying the viewer discovers as the just like to remind everybody to behaviorism seems an inade- in shape and will be an adver- scene progresses, assumes be a Hamlet and not a Burns. quate way of learning the sta- sary of some substance. It turns Homer is above bribery and will Though there be something rot- out that Homer was merely try- be stalwart in his position as tus of another's mind. ten in the state of Denmark, it This example, though it has ing to get a candy unstuck from union leader. What makes this Heather B is, nonetheless, not so syllogis- ' Gary Novotay long been a standby of anti- the back of his shirt so that he scene unique is that both par- KlemenhiryEd tically unsound as Burnsian Criminal .Justice behaviorists, is inadequate. A could eat it. In this scene we see ties act as behaviorists and catilnfl ' Freshman.' behaviorist might retort that the behaviorist, Burns, mise- both are wrong in their conclu- behaviorism. •Junior ' "I've neverjca the proper conclusion, a la valuate Homer due to judging sions. "Whiit's sang #3 on 11 heard si behaviorism, would be that the the worth of the person from In closing, it might be best to Louis Lomasky is a part-time the rerorq Thriller e ask how what would be consequences of cite Hamlet's reply to his moth- person saw a color of light that interpreter of Simpsons by Michael Jack- marbles can! he had traditionally associated said worth. er who asked about his seeming ion." across Woos^M with an allowance to proceed In the next scene, we see state of mourning, in which he episodes or full time columnist past this light. While this retort Burns and Homer negotiating. says: for The News. He can be is not of the best quality, that The dialogue transpires as fol- "Seems, madam! nay it is; I reached at [email protected]. South Park kills many brain cells ask.) They left the theater par- roting the same stupid com- ments they'd just heard, and probably will continue cracking those same dumb jokes for a very long time. I predict we'll all be dumber by the time "South Park" leaves the big screen. After all, the country has been losing IQ points steadily inni niIT is a time to catch up for quite some time, and on missed courses, failed cours- nowhere is that more obvious es and courses that no one than in the schlock we dismiss would dare sit through for an as mere entertainment. entire semester. In the early '90s we chanted But all of that money you "Don't have a cow, man," in just spent on summer-school honor of little Bart Simpson. tuition is all for naught if Then we sank a bit further you've gone to see that animat- when Beavis and Butthead, uh, ed, brain-drainer, "South Park." That's right. This stupid car- did America. (I didn't even have toon could render all of your to see the movie to guess who college work - not just your had. People walked around for stint in summer school - com- weeks with their shoulders pletely useless. touching their ears and grunt- How? Well, its stupidity will ing, "Hmmmm, yeah, yeah!") seep into your brain and turn Ren and Stimpy did us no up in the things you say and do favors. Seemingly normal and - and even in the clothes you intelligent people lost their wear. You can't listen to all ways when they fell prey to those racist, sexist and homo- gags about nose hair and phobic jokes - much less see a smelly cheese. Ace Ventura foul-mouthed kid try to ignite hardly helped the cause. Since his own flatulence - and not be that film was released, too affected by it to some degree. many people now walk around o the Edi OK, so I laughed a few times insisting on answering every when I saw the flick, but the question with a resounding, As we return to school, I or concerns pertaining to our movie wasn't nearly as enter- "Alrighty then!" would like to take this opportu- city government or wants to get nity to introduce myself. My involved in local politics please 1 'taining as the audience that Excuse me? name is Sarah Tomashefski feel free to call or e-mail me. clamored to see it. A sea of peo- Seek lower, cruder and ruder ple who appeared to be adults and I am the First Ward City Sincerely, forms of humor if you want, but Councilwoman. As a third year were captivated by four little do so at your own risk. You're foul-mouthed brats. They student here at BGSU I am losing brain cells along the way. excited to represent the stu- cheered every time Kenny died. Sarah Tomashefski They cheered every time Sad- dents in Bowling Green on city dam Hussein tried to talk the Robby Messer is from North- council. 372-4234 devil into having sex. (Don't ern Arizona University. If anyone has any questions [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 O 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publication without prior permission of Phone: (419) 372-2601 ■ Letter* to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less The BG News Is prohibited. than two typed, double-spaced pages). 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Matt Steiner Clint McDonell Or, send it on e-mail to taylobi9bgnet.bgsu.edu and give it the sub- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any Sports Editor Copy Chief ject, 'Letter to the Editor." errors.in stories or photograph descriptions. Also, you can check out backissues of the Opinion page on the web Scott Zimmer Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are Mike Lehmkuhle at www.bgnews.com. final. Graphics Editor Photo Editor L, I Friday, August 27, 1999 The BG News jfrg e3 Mary Beth Murlha Page Three Editor PAGE 372-2603 3 ! — Muffin By Nora McVrttie by Linda Black I HOROSCOPES AND THE wr or -rue Docsu-T IT SUCK e>/rv»- tjKin±nja, MUFF -iD6eT-3.cn 3T jeiNED a dFR.lEN0 ■SOMEBOby £.L5C1S 23T nCK HOME rod. Today's Birthday (Aug. 27). should be pretty good today, so D.MNER You know the secret to your own Cancer (Tune 22-July 22) — rely on them. That ought to work JL HOUSE* Today is an 8 — Speaking of success. 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Arafat to withdraw from West Bank Turkish taxes to pay for quake damage The Associated Press Eye on the Nation The Associated Press JERUSALEM — Ytsser Arafat says he is "in agreement in ISTANBUL, Turkey — A parliamentary committee has principle" with Israel on a crucial territorial issue that has vexed approved new taxes to help pay for the earthquake that struck an attempt to revive a U.S.-brokered peace accord, according to Turkey's industrial heartland, but some Turks worried Thursday • group of U.S. congressmen who met today with the Palestinian Flash Floods that the funds will be siphoned off by corrupt builders and offi- leader. cials. "He said there is an agreement on a timetable, at least in prin- ■ '/**•* Worried investors dumped shares in Turkish companies on ciple,* said Rep. Gene Green, D-Texas, who met Arafat with four Thursday, sending the stock market index plummeting about 10 other Democratic members of the House at Arafat's headquarters percent on its first day of trading since the Aug. 17 earthquake. \ in the West Bank city of Ra mullah Such falls, however, are not unusual during major crises in The congressmen did not say what the agreement was, but a Turkey and experts expected shares to recover. V Palestinian official said Wednesday that Palestinians had agreed The death toll in the quake rose to 13,040 dead and 26,630 to an Israeli demand to extend a pullout from parts of the West injured Thursday. Thousands of people are believed still buried k until January in exchange for an Israeli offer to increase underneath the rubble, and few if any more survivors are expect- mandated handover from 11 to 13 percent. ed to be found. \ osevic accuses U.S. of terrorism Students arrested for attack plot on school The Associated Press Vie Associated Press GNJILANE, Yugoslavia — President Slobodan Milosevic -. • PALATKA, Fla. — Two boys at a school for troubled children iccused the United States on Thursday of conspiring with the 1 were arrested on charges they were plotting a return to their for- ithnic Albanians targeting Kosovo's minority Serbs, charging that mer high school to kill students and teachers. America was responsible for a mass grave in the U.S. sector of William Tyler Black, 17, and Jeffrey Burton Carter, 16, were Cosovo. charged as juveniles with conspiracy to commit second-degree Aa Serbs identified kin in the grave discovered last month, murder, Capt. Dick Schauland of the Putnam County Sheriff's Milosevic issued a statement alleging that the Americans were in | ^5""^ Office said Wednesday. 'alliance with murderers, drug traffickers and terrorists of the >1 History teacher David Nye discovered a drawing Monday that iosovo Liberation Army." It suggested that opposition leaders Carter had made of a student with a bloody knife, a shotgun and lemanding Milosevic's resignation were linked to the alleged ■ W **"*- an assault weapon at Palatka High School, Schauland said. tmerican campaign against Kosovo's Serbs. * ■ When Nye asked Carter about the drawing, Carter and Black In issuing the statement — the strongest attack yet on the U.S., Associated Press Photo told him they had a plan to do a better job of killing than was idministration's role in the province — Milosevic was apparently done at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. rying to galvanize public opinion in Serbia and defuse growing Dennah Serfaty picks her way gingerly through sewage on the In April, two Columbine students killed 12 classmates and a sidewalk of New York's SoHo neighborhood yesterday after flash >rotests against his rule. i teacher there before committing suicide. floods from a sudden downpour caused drains to back up. Bush says media treated him fairly, despite recent grilling The Associated Press ic books," he hedged, when Republican presidential cand That was the only time Bush state swing Friday in Atlanta tive." asked by a schoolchild. He said date and Texas governor said FLORENCE, S.C. —Anoth- broached the subject in his after a stop in Raleigh, N.C., he liked to read about baseball the grilling he's been under has appearances, although his Pressed last week on drugs, er day, another tricky question great Willie Mays and some was more relaxed than when for George W. Bush about his not been so bad after all. stump speeches contained his Bush said he had not taken any book on Texas history. the scrutiny was at its height past. But this time the subject "I think the press has been usual criticism of the politics of at least since 1974. He has not was harmless — his favorite Bush's two days in South fair to me," he said when asked "personal destruction" and his and he tartly complained about familiar warnings to young peo- acknowledged using them at all book as a child — and Bush Carolina offered him a respite about the scrutiny at a Myrtle "gotcha" questions where the simply drew a blank. from the questions that have Beach news conference. "I don't ple about the dangers of drugs. and has not been specifically dogged him about whether he get to decide what you ask, but media "float a rumor and make "I cant remember any specif- Bush, who finishes a three- accused of doing so. the presi- ever used drugs. But the I get to decide how I answer." the candidate prove a nega- dency. 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K r'too » J ■ a *■ » » ■ Friday, August 27, 1999 The BG News page 7 PROUT Continued from page one. them are French exchange stu- found out accidentally from a Sturtz recommended stu- benefit later He said students should feel dents, Sturtz said, explaining newsletter floating through the dents register on time in order "This is the best situation for lucky to have the housing and and already had 30 credit hours this will cut down on the num- hall, she said. to receive the best on-campus loig-term benefits. No matter to be patient. established, thev were eligible ber of students needing to "They should have warned housing. what someone [in a busy uni- "It will be tighter than in the for I'rout Hall, he explained, move. us that this was going to hap- First-year transfer Prout versity) will be inconve- Sturtz explained the original Padilla said she decided at pen," Padillo said. Hall resident Noah Talerico, nienced," he said, explaining a years past, but we've always plan was to move Prout stu- the last minute to live on cam- According to Sturtz, the history/ Russian major said he major renovation like the union had open beds. We will just dents who were going to gradu- pus rather than commute, Office of Residence Life was is worried he will not get a sin- is not a three-month project. have less open beds than we're ate in December, one-semester which she believes could be the honest with students moving gle when the move occurs. When the new union is up used to seeing," Zentmeyer transfer or co-op students into reason she was assigned to into Prout Hall "I was told it wasn't going to and running, Sturtz said the said, explaining there really Prout Hall. Prout. A letter was sent to Prout be a problem," he said, ques- freshmen who were inconve- However, he said only six While Zentmeyer said the Hall residents over the summer tioning his living arrangements nienced by the move will be should not be a problem. people applied. Of the 249 residents were informed of the to alert them of the situation, for the spring. more than happy. There are usually more stu- Prout residents about 25 of situation, Padilla was not. She Zentmeyer said. Talerico said he has not Sturtz reminded students heard very many people dis- that not only will Prout Hall dents who drop off for a number cussing the issue. residents be inconvenienced, of reasons after fall semester Although there is a bit of but the students receiving new than are living in Prout Hall," concern, Sturtz said those roommates with the new move being inconvenienced now will will be a bit inconvenienced too. he said.

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The steps of Prout Hall have always been a popular hangout place for students. Anthony Verdino, Jessica Perez, Steve Krall and Nazeer Losti (with guitar) all enjoy some time off between classes on the steps of Prout Hall. UAO Many diabetics drive with low blood-sugar Continued from page one. and leadership experience are sugar to be and whether they needed for the real world." The Associated Press below 70 milligrams per tenth of Clarke said. He and his col- leagues did not analyze accident directors on Wednesdays at Diabetics often decide to a liter of blood. would drive. Then, each diabetic Raff shared similar rates among the participants. measured his or her blood sugar 9:15 p.m. in the Town Suite on thoughts. drive even when their blood- Previous resc.irch among dia- the third floor of the Union. sugar levels are so low that they betics using driving simulators Clarke said diabetics might A second group of 93 diabetics "I've gained communication, not realize their blood sugar has "Students can come to the networking and computer skills could lose coordination and even has shown that blood-sugar lev- was enrolled two years later and fallen because how and when office and talk to one of the offi- due to my involvement in black out, a study suggests. els below 65 le.id to loss of con- similarly studied. cers and share their interest in people experience symptoms UAO," she said. "These skills trol — swerving, spinning and UAO," Fulkerson said. "There "That is not to mean that they varies. Symptoms may include Clarke said 38 percent of the will always be used in life." wandering off the road. are no membership fees." should necessarily have their dri- shakiness, trembling, sweating, first group and 18 percent of the The participants all had type 1 According to Joyce, UAO Students that are interested vers' privileges taken away or pounding heart, irritability, second said they would drive plans to do more environmental in UAO or have questions restricted," said Dr. William L. diabetes, which affects about 1 inability to think clearly, visual when they believed their blood things this year because there regarding one of UAO's com- Clarke of the University of Vir- million Americans. All type 1 disturbance and lack of coordi- sugar to be below 40, slightly has been some interest mittees may contact any of its ginia Health Sciences Center at diabetics must tdke insulin, often nation. above the level at which people members. Charlottesville. several times a day, to help them expressed in that area. The condition is treated by begin to black out. The UAO office is located in metabolize sugar into energy. Fulkerson believes UAO Clarke said diabetics should eating or taking glucose tablets, Dr. Bruce R. Zimmerman, 330 Student Union and can be plays a role in preparing stu- be aware of the danger of relying The findings were published which type 1 diabetics always president of the American Dia- reached at 372-2343. dents for their profession on their ability to detect low in Wednesday's Journal of the should carry. betes Association, said diabetics through having leadership Additionally, UAO will be blood sugar without measuring American Medical Association. should be trained to be more roles and involvement. The researchers studied 65 present at the Student Organi- it. aware of the danger in driving zation Fair September 8 and Previous studies have yielded adult diabetics, who entered data "Students gain confidence in with low blood sugar. Some dia- their ideals, learn to express will have an Open House Sep- Almost 45 percent of the time, conflicting data about whether into hand-held computers sever- their feelings and how they tember 1 in the Community the diabetics in the study said type 1 diabetics have a higher al times a day for several weeks. betics have virtually no symp- would like something to be Suite on the third floor of the they would drive when they risk of traffic accidents because They recorded how they felt, toms but can be taught to pick up done" she said. "These skills Union at 7 p.m. believed their blood sugar to be of fluctuations in blood sugar, what they estimated their blood subtle signals, he said.

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Matt Steiner Sports Editor -<>-.. SPORTS 372-2603 Soccer looks to start season Golfers By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM "It was a legit call," Mahler said. The BG News "For the first scrimmage, it's still a strive to Not enough to prepare for Sept. 1. growing process. We misfired a couple That's the main concern on Bowling times. We were something like a small Green men's soccer coach Mel tap away from a goal. Scrimmages are improve Mahler's mind now. The Falcons have there to dust off the cobwebs." just a few more training days before Senior forward Bobby Biggs opening the season at Mickey believes BG would have scored more Cochrane Field against Dayton. goal against game "You're always concerned that Duquesne if the field you're not going to have enough time," was in better condi- By DAN NIED Mahler said. "We're not going to be tion. He said it is The BG News worse than Ohio completely ready but we'd like to be The Bowling Green men's State's field which close. How the guys perform lagainst golf team may have to fill a hole like playing on a Wright Statel will determine how far bigger than the Grand Canyon . parking lot. we've come. It's just a matter of us Although the BG men's golf doing the things we're trying to do "I think we still team had a disappointing last have work ahead," Mel Mahler place finish in the Mid-Ameri- and making adjustments to their per- Biggs said. "We had can Conference championship sonnel." the scoring opportunities but we're last spring, it had at least one BG will travel to Dayton for a not supersharp right now. In a week ray of light. Senior Otto Larson scrimmage today at 7 p.m. against the those lopportunitiesj will be goals. led the team throughout the season averaging 74.14 strokes Raiders. Junior midfielder Tom We're definitely focused on scoring per 18 holes, respectively. But Thomas talked about some team goals goals just because of our results last going into the game. .he graduated. year." "I'd like to have a team full of "The team is coming together and Mahler has- been impressed with Otto Larsons," coach Garry just trying to work out a few kinks in the defense as well as the play of Winger said about his departed every part of our attack," Thomas Fowler. Fowler is the goaltender this senior. "He had the leadership said. "We're going to improve every year after backing up Scott Vallow for skills and the ability to play day." three years. that makes a quality golfer." Winger is looking for junior In the 1-1 scrimmage tie at "We're pretty sound," Mahler said Jon Smarrelli and sophomore Duquesne, Zac Olson scored BG's of the defense. "Ty IFowler] still has to Justin Gillham to take over the goal. The Dukes scored their goal on a prove himself. The task is for him to reigns as top scorers. Smarrelli penalty kick. Duquesne came out on a do that day in and day out We feel Ty BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE averaged 76.22 strokes last sea- breakaway and Falcon goaltender Ty has the capabilities to prove himself. son while Gillham averaged Fowler came up tripping the Duke He's come in during key games and 77.33. Junior midfielder Chris Craft eyes a loose ball in practice. Craft and the player when he tried to dribble done a nice job in the past." The team is looking to its Falcons are hoping to be ready for their Sept. 1 against Dayton. around Fowler. only senior, Mike Kotsos, to fill the leadership void left by Lar- son and Hunt. "I'd like to see Dave take on Falcons take on Spartans, Valpo the role of the leader," Winger said. "But I also think that BY PETE STELLA action and the rest of the play- everyone on the team has to set The BG News ing time will be given to people an example." This weekend the BG who are healthy." Among the reasons for opti- women's soccer team's The Falcons face Michigan State, from the Big Ten, Friday mism on the team is the arrival quest to improve from of three freshmen. Adam Balls at 4 p.m. and Valpo, from the .last season's 8-11-1 overall and of Woodstock, Ontario is the 4-5-1 Mid-American Confer- Mid-Continent Conference, one most likely to make an ence record begins with two Sunday at 2 p.m. Both matches impact although Winger stress- home games against Michigan will take place at Mickey es that freshmen Andy Miller State and Valparaiso. Cochrane Field. and Cameron Wright will also The Spartans, coached by have a good shot at playing. The 1999 season will prove Tom Saxton, are also looking to to be a tough one for the Fal- improve from last fall's 6-12-2 cons. They have lost leading Women's Golf overall record. They return 20 The story on the women's scorer Tracy Gleixner to injury letterwiniurs and five of the six in the spring and are facing the golf team is almost the exact tup scorers from the 1998 opposite of the men's. toughest sched- squad. ule in the pro- Instead of searching for a "Michigan State has always new leader, it is basking in the gram's three- been a Irani that has been on year history. glow of an experienced team. the bottom of the conference," Losing only Heidi Hansen to Including the Piccirillo said. "They are a team tough MAC graduation, the Falcons' lineup who is always looking to will be similar to last season's schedule, BG rebuild from the previous sea- team which finished 10th in the £: also faces three son." Mid-American Conference Tom Big Ten teams Valparaiso netted a 3-16-1 championship last season. Piccirillo and Georgia, record last year. BG played Leading the team is sopho- who advanced to them in the season-opener last more Shannon Smith. She was the Sweet 16 in 1998. year which the Falcons won the team's most consistent The Falcons defeated the with a come-from-behind victo- player as a freshman last year. Michigan Hawks, a club soccer ry. The Crusaders are coached Smith had the best per round team Sunday. BG coach Tom BG Newi Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE by Stephen Anthony. A trio of Falcon soccer players do endurance drills during yesterday's practice. average of any regular with an I'iccirillo was impressed with "Valpo is a team that is 85.46. the play of his freshman and Sophomore Angel Garrett always better and plays better hit the road with a big stop at neutral site. This game will his veterans. "They have the potential to be a will be looked upon to fill the then their record shows," Pic- Athens, Ga. BG faces the Bull- begin at noon. "(Jill) Conover and (Erikal very good team or a good team. void left by Hansen. Seniors cirillo said. "They gave us a run dogs Friday, Sept. 3 at 7pm and "Georgia will be the toughest They graduated their big class Flanders played very well for last season and their girls Shannon Sharp, Missy Hinds freshmen," Piccirillo said. "This then on September 5, the Fal- team that this program has but have a lot of talent return- and Kate Kolesnik round out always play hard." cons face East Carolina at a ever had to face," Piccirillo said. ing." weekend, thev will see some Next weekend, the Falcons the BG lineup. Newcomers hope to spark volleyball team Four new faces, including one freshman, have a chance to make impact this year footage on them and knew had and the education program hitting the ball very well. By NICK HURM about them through their kind of pulled me in." The only true in-coming The BG News coach," Head coach Denise Van Another factor that played freshman for the year is Laura The Bowling Green Volley- De Walle said. "Their both very into the two players decision Twyman. The 6-foot-2 Middle ball team has added four fresh good athletes Both have college was the departure of Dan Hitter played at Steven F. £ new faces to their program. experience behind their belts Schulte, the head volleyball Ausin in Texas. Twyman is a ' Left-side hitter Shyann which is very beneficial to us." / coach at Oakland. recruit walk-on. ■ -■'/* Robinson, Middle Hitler Caty Robinson brings a dose of "I wanted to play and com- She sent a tape up to Bowl- •VI £ Rommeck, Middle Hitler Laura instant offense for the Falcons. pete in a better conference," ing Green and Van De Walle — sTfr Twyman, and Left side hitter She recorded 320 kills for Oak- Robinson said. "We weren't a liked what she saw. <.' T m Kate Yeo will all call Anderson land last season. Only Heather highly supported sport there 5f "She looked like a pretty Arena their home this-year. (Oakland). Here we are respect- Murphy. Melissa Lewis and good blocker on the tape and J "We're excited about the Lori Kemerer recorded more ed more." also looked like she ran a pret- | upcoming season," assistant 1 kills for (he Falcons. She also Despite only being a fresh- ty good slide," Van De Walle 9} coach Tom Hanna said "They lead the learn in kills per game man, Kate Yeo has had her said. "It's very difficult to teach • % ^ Inewcomers) are already mak- ■SL (3.44), attack attempts (847), share of experience. The 5-7 height. When you have a player ing an impact because they are and digs (231). Rommeck's hit- Singapore native participated • coming in that is already get- competing for spots this year. ting percentage of .365 is high- in spring practices with the ting elbows over the net, we can What impact is in their hands." er than any Falcon starter of team and also has four years of ~^^^ J w *w • s work with her to fit into our the previous season. Rommeck experience with the Singapore Both Robinson and Rom- system." meck are NCAA Division one red-shirted her freshman year National Team. &&%*$ \ Van De Walle is considering transfers from Oakland Uni- so she actually has two year of "I played for years on the BG News I taoto / IMi* eUhml 22E red-shirting the freshman so u versity in Michigan. The two experience behind her belt. Singapore National Team," Yeo she can learn the new system. former Golden Grizzlies per- Last year OU finished with a said. "Over here I feel closer Falcon volleyball newcomers Shyann Robinson (8) Kate Yeo, formed exceptionally well last record of 8-19 overall, and 7-7 because we are together so "My expectations are just to Laura Twymann (15), and Caty Rommek (12) all hope to have an year despite having a losing in the Mid-Continent Confer- often. I feel it is more profes- learn the new ways of doing impact on the team this season. things," Twyman said. record. The duo combined to ence. sional. game gradually." is expected to be back and on lead the team in five different "I've always wanted to play "She has come back in real "I already have certain NOTEBOOK: Falcon senior the courts with the Falcon categories on both the offensive in the MAC ever since I could good shape," Van De Walle said. habits and ways of doing Middle Hitter Lori Kemerer squad around a week to ten things. I've changed pretty and defensive sides. remember," Rommeck said. "She has done a great job. Her has been out due to injury but days. "We actually saw a lot of "The atmosphere that the team passing has improved, and is much everything about my

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■■»»» fj ■■ 'J H' ■ »■• ■ —-»— •»-. tm*2 " "- '—' I Friday, August 27, 1999 The BG News Page 9 Buckeyes look for someone to pull trigger The Associated Press vacuum that might destroy a ranked team prepared for its will be the backup. Katzenmoyer!' Or 'Oh, we don't look-in and curl patterns to the lot of programs. Kickoff Classic opener Sunday On defense, Na'il Diggs have Joe Germaine!' Now we speedy blazers out wide. against No. 12 Miami. "The dif- After all, they were the rea- shocked most people by receiv- have other players who are COLUMBUS — The list of ference is we've got some play- going to be the next super- "Last year we had more of a those missing from Ohio State's son the Buckeyes have gone 32- ing first-team All-Big Ten 5 the last three years, won a ers that I think are going to attention from the conference stars." quick-strike type of offense," fall camp is overwhelming. But play good but they haven't for Rose Bowl and a Sugar Bowl coaches, who bumped the Still, Cooper realizes there L)iggs said. "Now we're going to coach John Cooper asks that whatever reason. They haven't those analyzing his roster look and have finished No. 2 twice acclaimed Andy Katzenmoyer will be a falloff at quarterback and 12th once in the final poll. been put in that situation." have drives, longer drives, and a little deeper before throwing to the second squad. The front while Moherman learns the we're not going to score as fast a couple of shovels of dirt on the Those missing also account- The offense will feature tail- wall of Rodney Bailey, Ryan ropes. Germaine was the Big Buckeyes' season. ed for 98 percent of the passing back Michael Wiley (1,235 Pickett, Joe Brown and Brent Ten's MVP last year. as we did before." "That's why there's so much yards, 66 percent of the recep- yards), fullback Matt Keller, Johnson is back and breathing The schedule-maker didn't tions, 100 percent of the punts "Joe was one of the most uncertainty about our football and speedy wideouts Reggie fire, while Ahmed Plummer is a accurate passers in college foot- make it any easier for this tran- and represented four of the Germany and Ken-Yon Rambo, team," Cooper said. "We lost superlative corner and Gary ball," the 12th-year Ohio State sitional period. The Buckeyes team's top seven tacklers. along with three brutes on the some outstanding players off of Berry will run the defense from head coach said. "So it's not open against Miami in the line: tackle Tyson Walter, cen- a great football team." Still, it's not like the Buck- his safety spot. realistic to expect as much." Kickoff Classic on Sunday. A ter Kurt Murphy and guard five-game homestand follows, The loss of David Boston, Joe eyes are quaking in their cleats. "I've been here for going on Cooper has loads of players who Ben Gilbert What Ohio State will likely including encounters with a Germaine, Antoine Winfield, five years now," Plummer said. favor is a low-risk, high-per- faraway power (UCLA) and two have been waiting patiently in After a lengthy battle, red- Andy Katzenmoyer, Damon "I've seen great players come in centage offense that will get the in-state opponents (Ohio U. and Moore, Dee Miller, Joe Mont- the wings for those upperclass shirt sophomore Austin Moher- and go out of here. Each year superstars to move on. ball to Wiley and Keller 30 or Cincinnati) in the same season gomery, Rob Murphy, Brent man walked off with Ger- players step up. As a player, 35 times a game, mixed in with for the first time in 70 vears. Bartholomew, John Lumpkin "I like our team a lot," Coop- maine's quarterback job for the you don't necessarily feel like, and Brooks Burris creates a er said this week as his ninth- season opener. Steve Bellisari 'Oh, we don't have Andy FIRST UNITED Brown's field is sod mess METHODIST CHURCH Ministering with both Campus and Community The Associated Press "There were some slippery Spielman said the biggest team's practice field and could spots," said safety Marquez problem was that once he got replace problem areas in the BEREA, Ohio — The Cleve- Pope. "It kind of looked like a started in one direction, it was stadium before the team opens Come Worship With Our Family This Sunday, land Browns spent $283 million bad golf game with all the div- impossible to go another way. its regular season on Sept. 12 August 29, at 10 AM on their new stadium, outfit- ots. But it's new. I think it "You can't plant," he said. against Pittsburgh. ting it with the finest in every- needs to get beaten up a little Stay for a Potluck Meal Following Service "You plant and you dig up div- "I don't think it will be a thing to make it one of the bit. Right now, it's looking too ots. You've got a state-of-the art major problem" by then," NFL's nicest homes. pretty." stadium with a junk field and 1506 EAST WOOSTER STREET Palmer said. Chris Spielman wonders The meticulously manicured that shouldn't happen." at the Southeast corner of the BGSU campus what happened to the lawn. field was impressive looking at Browns coach Chris Palmer Notes: Starting linebacker John Thierry will miss this Sat- PASTORS: "The field needs work," the the start of the game. The Ken- said the biggest problem with Vance Summers, Jr. Kathleen A. Ackley Browns' middle linebacker said tucky bluegrass, which was laid the field is that it's new and the urday's home exhibition game Thursday. "I about blew ' my in June, was lush and green roots haven't grown deep against the Chicago Bears Phone: 353-0682 • Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-12; 1-5 p.m. knee out on it. You go and plant despite an unseasonably warm enough to take hold. because of a sprained right and you dig up divots. That summer. 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* •\ Page 16 The BG News Friday, August 27, 1999 Quarterbacks at top schools featured Indian Karsay's hurting arm in opening college football weekend The Associated Press and ran for another 441 interceptions in '98. dims starting opportunity yards in "98, leads the 18th- And if you're ready for The Associated Press manager Mike Hargrove said he that's a load," Hargrove said. Looking for a few good ranked Irish against visiting something new, don't miss was thinking about Karsay as a Karsay, 27, was acquired by quarterbacks? Kansas on Saturday. Sunday's Kickoff Classic CLEVELAND — Just when it regular starting pitcher. the Indians Dec. 8, 1997, from Tune in this weekend, Check out State College, between No. 9 Ohio State looked like the Cleveland Indi- "Now we've got to take two when some of the nation's top Oakland in a deal for relief Pa., where No. 4 Arizona and and No. 12 Miami. Both ans may have found an answer things into consideration," Har- guns start flinging footballs pitcher Mike Fetters. He had its co-quarterbacks Keith quarterbacks — the Buck- to a desperate need for another grove said. "A, the health of the to open the final college sea- Smith and Ortege Jenkins eyes' Austin Moherman and always been a starting pitcher, starting pitcher, Steve Karsay's pitcher, and B, what gives the until he won a job in the Cleve- son of the century. take on No. 3 Penn State and the Hurricanes' Kenny Kelly forearm started acting up. Start with Louisiana Tech club the best chance to win. It land bullpen during this sea- its starter, the much- — are starting for the first After his first two starts of at No. 1 Florida State on Sat- very well may be that this is a son's spring training. maligned Kevin Thompson. time. the season, during which Karsay urday, when a healthy Chris red flag that says Steve needs to Karsay finally felt healthy "Having two quarterbacks "I haven't started since gave up just one run in 10 Weinke matches passes with go back to the bullpen." again, after recovering from lig- is amazing," Arizona running high school, and this is a innings to improve his record to the Bulldogs' Tim Rattay, whole new ballgame," said That is, if Karsay is healthy ament transplant surgery on his back Trung Canidate said. 10-1, including eight relief wins, who threw for nearly 5,000 Kelly, a third-year sopho- enough to pitch at all. A decision elbow in 1995. "You think it would be a dis- visions of a top gun in the start- yards last season. more. "Once I get those first on whether Karsay will go on traction, but the bottom line ing rotation crashed quickly in Despite success as a reliever, Or try North Carolina couple of snaps out of the the disabled list is expected is you have two phenomenal Oakland Tuesday night. Karsay wanted a chance to be a State at No. 17 Texas, where guys, and you just dont think way, I think 111 get the but- soon. The Indians open a week- Karsay gave up five runs in end series at home against starter. When Indians starters Jamie Barnette, the ACC's about it." terflies out of my stomach." Doc Gooden, Mark Langston total offense leader in 1998, Coach Dick Tomey said Kelly threw for 433 yards three innings without recording Tampa Bay Friday night. a strikeout. He was not nearly Hargrove's concern is that the and Jaret Wright all went on the hooks up with the Long- Smith, a senior, will start. and five TDs as Scott Coving- disabled list with injuries, horns' Major Applewhite, the same pitcher who has com- strain of asking Karsay to be a Smith threw for 1,732 yards ton's backup last season. Karsay finally got his chance. who threw for 2,453 yards Moherman, also third- piled a 2.92 earned run average starting pitcher, after he had and 13 TDs, and ran for His pitching helped the Indians and 18 TDs even with Heis- year sophomore, beat out this season. been pitching usually one or two another 199 yards, while produce wins against Baltimore man Trophy-winning team- Jenkins passed for 1,011 Steve Bellisari to earn his Karsay complained that his innings as a reliever, may have and Texas. Oakland beat the mate Ricky Williams running yards and five TDs and ran start. But coach John Cooper right forearm was sore. He was caused the pain in his throwing for 2,124 yards. for 156 yards. expects both to play against not able to throw his curve, the arm. Indians 11-10 Tuesday night. Want versatility? Then If the Nittany Lions have Miami. pitch that sets up a 95 miles per "There's no way to say this is "I don't want to say starting Notre Dame's Jarious Jack- a weak link, it's the passing "Austin has more experi- hour fastball. the specific cause, but after caused it, but it may have," son is the choice. Jackson, game. Thompson threw just ence and a better grasp of the He also had a flair up of an being in the bullpen all year and Karsay said. "I thought going who threw for 1,740 yards six TD passes and had eight offense," Cooper said. arthritic elbow. then making two starts where from the bullpen to the rotation Before that game, Indians he threw 57 and 92 pitches, would be easier than it was." Dolphin found innocent on charges

The Associated Press hugged Martin and Martin's served seven years in prison for voice on taped excerpts from father, Hal, shouted "Praise a pair of 1980s drug convic- jailhouse phone calls, dis- MIAMI — Miami Dolphins God." tions. cussing their efforts to retain a receiver Tony Martin was Brownlee was found guilty Prosecutors alleged Martin lawyer after Brownlee was acquitted today of money laun- on all the money laundering leased three cars in his name arrested in January 1998. dering and conspiracy charges charges and convicted of pos- on behalf of Brownlee, who paid "I ain't got no money in my stemming from his longtime sessing heroin or cocaine with him back with cash. Martin account," Martin told Brownlee friendship with a drug dealer. the intent to distribute and con- also was accused of taking during one call. Jurors deliberated for almost spiracy to possess and distrib- $100,000 in cash to reimburse a "Man-, you got to have that 17 hours before finding the Pro ute. check written to Brown lee's money somewhere," Brownlee Bowl receiver innocent of four The verdict leaves Martin first lawyer. replied. federal counts of laundering free to play this season with the Assistant U.S. Attorney Ron Defense lawyers painted a drug money on behalf of Rickey Dolphins. DeWaard called Martin "a scenario in which Martin, who Brownlee and one count of con- The team signed him to a money launderer for a drug has known Brownlee since spiracy to hide drug proceeds. four-year, $14.2 million con- trafficker," saying there was no childhood and calls him his "It was all or nothing and my tract in April after he was cut way the receiver could have uncle, simply was trying to help whole career was flashing by the Atlanta Falcons. But thought the huge cash reim- before me as I sat there," Mar- Martin collected only $150,000 bursements were anything but a friend who provided love and tin said outside of the court- of a $3.3 million signing bonus, drug money. support when the receiver was house following the verdict. with the remainder pending the The government presented growing up in Miami's inner "This is a lot of weight off my trial's outcome. financial statements showing city. shoulders and I'm just looking Coach Jimmy Johnson and Martin, a nine-year NFL veter- "From day one, Tony Martin forward to playing Saturday several players sat through an, each time deposited as disclosed that Rickey Brownlee and having a good game." opening arguments to show much as $30,000 in cash into might be sharing this car," If convicted, Martin could their support for Martin, and his account within days of leas- Srebnick said in his closing have faced three to five years in quarterback Dan Marino took ing one of the cars. Documents argument. "Is there anything prison. the stand as a character wit- also showed he never handled a wrong with that? ... The IRS Aaaodatcit PlMS Phot* Martin bowed his head as ness. large amount of cash until can't tell him he cant lease a the verdicts were read. His Most of the government's Brownlee was freed in 1993. vehicle for an uncle who he Tony Martin (right) rejoices with his lawyers after being acquit- ted on money laundering charges. lawyer, Howard Srebnick, case centered on Brownlee, who Jurors also heard Martin's loves." Low-cost Unlimited Heidelberg Internet Access c fa/cwfe.fe# Distributing If you are paying more than $5/month for dial-up service; "'/A« l^*0 i.ioiii,^.. ^^ you are paying too much I S. ' WV *'"""'i '—'•*'•> "*tlm Company $60/year: 4mb storage for a personal Web site, one email account Overall Homecoming Welcome back BGSU students Speeds up to 56K & 64K ISDN Meeting Ask about our high speed 128K ISDN and ASDL Service. Tuesday, August 31 Heidelberg- for all your party needs Technical Support Line/voicemail 354-2727 9:30 pm State minimum prices on all kegs Business Office 354-6013 State Room 3rd floor Union www.wcnet.org The Wood County Free-Net Free Pizza & Pop Individual Account Application Any Questions/Concerns contact • $60/year; Includes: 4mb storage, one e-mail account & Megan Fulkerson @ 372-2343 UAO Office unlimited dial-up Internet access Homecoming Week • Enclose check payable to WCIC and mail to PO Box 207, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 October 3-9th Ji BGSU Falcons Name: vs Address: Miami Redhawks LIGHT Phone:

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Movie: •■• 'The AicConnell Stay (1955. Adventure) Alan Laoo. Movw:*s. "Three Cons n SmfounUfi'(19S4. Drama) Ckflon Abhnd woman a irxnacdd by thftw woukj-tx fwifor thatvtv JunaAiyson. AKoraanWarhatooacontesamilajwyWslpeot Webb Three American women make wishes for romance si Rome IComadyHaw- IPulp Comic. V Com -Presenls [Man Show (R) COM Daily Show IR) [Dally Show :R||Man Show (R) |WVlian Young Comedisns (R) South Park (R) | Bob and Itasin'a Money Jen Breuar. (R) X Margaret (R) I MORE DATES Three Gorges: The Biggest Storm Wamingl 'Terror el Wild Discovery "Battle ot the In th. Tracks ol In. Rhino F- Juatke Files ' K.'ler KWs" (R) New Detectives Women Who DISC Dam In the World (R) Transit' (R) Sexes" "The Matng Game" KsT'(R) (5 30) LPGA Golf OUsmobile NASCAR 2Day [Auto Racing NASCAR Wriston Cup -• Goody's 500 Bristol Motor Speedway, Tenn Lw) I Sportacenter I Classic - Third Round (Lrvsl Bristol Term WITH DOCTORS. li30)alovle:en "EJCBSS Movie: ee. 'YJiua»ss"(1995. 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Ana Pereira and Mike Hammer NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 B-movie plot, big fun Publish- ous past9 Or will it be Dr. While the attitude behind bloody body trying to escape the By JAMES ELDRED Susan McAlesteriSaffron Bur- the film, and the plot itself may jaws of the shark, to the shark ers Week- The BG News rows), the person that caused sound like a B-movie from the tearing his/her head off and "Jaws", but bigger, meaner, the mess in the first place (no 1950's, the special effects are popping the body like a balloon and with a higher body count. mystery in her past)? Or maybe not. The sharks in this film Of course in a movie like ly tfest Sell- Sounds like fun, this, the plot isn't perfect. For doesn't it? "Deep Blue| example, the scientists are sur- ing %ooks Sea" tries as hard as prised that sharks got smarter possible to live up to] after increasing their brain this promise. Instead masses and doubling their HARDCOVER FICTION of just the one shark, brain cell count. Smart scien- 1. "Black Notice" by Patricia Cornwell (Putnam) they have three, and tists. And further proving their 2. "Assassins" by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins (Tyndale these sharks aren't stupidity, they investigate House) your normal sharks. every odd sound and never run 3. "Hannibal" by Thomas Harris (Delacorte) They've been enhanced away when they think they see 4. "White Oleander" by Janet Fitch (Little, Brown) to increase their brain a shark, until it's loo late. 5. "The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing" by Melissa Bank mass. Why? Is this a stupid movie with a (Viking) It's long, complex, preposterous setup featuring and relatively stupid. A moronic characters getting NONFICTION/GENERAL group of scientists on a themselves into impossible sit- 1. "Suzanne Somers' Get Skinny on Fabulous Food" by Suzanne ■ giant underwater labo- uations, with plot holes so big Somers (Crown) ratory needed the that Jaws could swim though 2. "Tuesdays With Morrie" by Mitch Albom (Doubleday) shark's extra-large them without bumping his fin? 3. "The Other Side and Back" by Sylvia Browne (Dutton) brains to help them Yes, but it's a lot of fun to 4. "The Art of Happiness" by The Dalai Lama (Riverhead) make drugs that might watch. 5. "Body for Life" by Bill Phillips and Michael D'Orso (Harper- cure Alzheimer's. Simple, huh? even L.L. Cool J. (no one even never look fake, the amount of Collins) Of course, something goes hor- asks about his past, poor guy) detail put into these creatures 'Deep Blue Sea' ribly wrong during a storm, the as the fast-talking was amazing. They also move MASS MARKET PAPERBACKS base begins to flood, and the preacher/chef that kicks shark well, with no hints at all that 'tarring Samuel L. Jackson. 1. "Rainbow Six" by Tom Clancy (Berkley) ' 2. "Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution" by Robert C. Atkins (Avon) they were computer generated )L.L. Cool J.. Saffron sharks begin to hunt the ass in the name of the Lord? 3. "Unspeakable" by Sandra Brown (Warner) What's scariest about them. Burrows . humans, with massive amounts The filmmakers must have 4. "Still Waters" by Tami I. Long (Bantam) however, is their mouths. You of blood and chaos quickly known they were making that G Newi says: Cheesy B- 5. "Point of Origin" by Patricia Cornwell (Berkley) ensuing kind of movie and had fun with gel nice, big. cl08e-up views of B movie plot, good special At this point the movie it. If you think you are the absolutely huge mouths, effects and Intense graph TRADE PAPERBACKS becomes a game of guessing absolutely sure that a character with their teeth (lots of teeth) 1c violence make 'Deep 1. "The Pilot's Wife" by Anita Shrevc (Back Bay Books) who's going to get it first. Will it isn't going to die then odds arc moving out slightly, right Blue Sea' a fun movie. 2 "Memoirs of a Geisha" by Arthur Golden (Vintage) be Carter (Thomas Jane), the he probably will. There's even before they bite into a charac- 3. "Chicken Soup for the College Soul" by Canfield, Hansen tough shark-hunter with a one great part in the movie ter. A quick warning to the • +i Kirberger, Clark (Health Communication) mysterious past? How about where a character gives a confi- squeamish though tins movie 4 "Healing Back Pain" by John E. Sarno (Warner) 1 star don! oven rent Russell Franklin (Samuel L. dence building speech to every- hides nothing when it comes to 2 start: wart tor video 5. "Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt (Touchston Jackson) the head of the com- one else, only to be immediate- the shark attacks either When 3 «tars: catch it in theaic-f s 4 stars: drop irw paper and see ft now* pany funding the research, ly torn to shreds by a shark; fun someone nets it, you're going to strangely, also with a mysteri- s'tuff. see the whole thing, from the College of Musical Fine Arts Center Theatre Undergraduate \TT Arts Presents Galleries Presents: Get Together • Different Voices: New Art From Poland Aug.30 - 7p.m. Joe E. Brown Theatre Guys and Dolls (Dorothv Ubcr Bryan Gallery) Meet Advisors and Directors of productions. & Learn about auditions, grant in aids and the Once is Never Enough: Textiles, Ances Aug. 27 and 28 at 8p.m. in Koliaeker Hall tors, and Reburials in Highland Madagas- forensics program. Tickets are $8, $10 or $12 Dollars Ask any questions you might have regarding car theatre!! For more information call: (419) 372-817 (Willard Wankelman Gallery)

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Electric clothes dryer, green. $40.00, cal Free din1 Help Wanted Childcare needed Energetic, loving, re- Excellent salary and benefit package. 353-9508. Can call anytime. sponsible, honest, non-smoking childcare Part time positions available ranging from City Events A gift of $10.00* is waiting for you! provider needed in my Maumee home to 21 to 71 hours biweekly Salary is For sale by owner: 1964 Homeetle. 2 bdrm . 1 bth. Call 8 leave message. 352- Babysitter needed for professor's create a stimulating, fun. educational & $7.55/hour for first 90 days, thereafter be- To receive your gift and more details safe environment for 1 yr. old girl. One ginning at $9 94/hour based on experi- 4133. A Christian Fellowship Come & Worship 2 toddlers in Perrysburg day per week. Tues. 8:30am-5.30pm Po- ence. High school diploma or GED re- with us Fate Temple Church. 175 State Tues. and Thure. 1-5. $7.00Vhr, 372-8111 Hondas from $500 Go to http://www varsitybooks.com/gift sition begins immediately. Ref. req. Call quired; no experience necessary. Posi- St 352-9329. Police impounds and tax repos Babysitter needed for toddler. Non-smok- 419-868-3439. tions available in Bowling Green and Per- For listings call 1-800-319-4558 ext. 4558 INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: M, W er, dependable transp. & references nec- rysburg areas. Interested persons may DOUBLES GOLF-AUG. 31; W, C SOFT- essary. Call 419-872-2739. Desk clerk needed for local motel. Mid- obtain an application packet from Wood Services Offered BALL- SEPT 1; M SOFTBALL-SEPT 2; night-Sam shift, must work weekends, 3-4 County Board of MR/DD, 11160 East Off-Campus Parking Blakely Care Center is accepting applica- M. W DOUBLES TENNIS-SEPT. 7 shiftsAveek. Apply at Buckeye Inn. 8-4. M- Gypsy Lane Rd., Bowling Green. Ent. B. tions for 2 middle-persons and a dish- F. 352-1520. Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm. E.O.E. Spaces tor rent Begin the Journey to Wellness INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED washer in our dietary dept. These posi- Tue. nights Yoga class - 6 45-8:00 DiBenedcllo's ninny part and full time FOR SOFTBALL. APPLY IN 130 PERRY tions are part-time. 4-7:30pm. There is al- LIFEGUARD-positions available at the Available Immediately Call UtePaths 352-5724 FIELD HOUSE AND PICK UP AND so an opening for a part-time cook, 1:00- Start $5.25/hr. Prep 4 delivery personnal. Nichol Therapy Pool. Varied hours availa- 7:30pm. Hourly attendance bonus. 90 Apply M-F after 2pm 1432 E. Wooster. COMPLETE TAKE-HOME TEST BE- ble. Salary $7.00 hourly. Musi be 18 $20/mo. wage increase & annual wage increase years of age and have high school diplo- Have a guitar and want to learn how to FORE AUG. 31ST. MUST ATTEND FINDERS RECORDS TAPES COMPACT play it? Already play and want to get bet- MANDATORY CLINIC ON SEPT. 1ST. offered. Please apply in person 8am-2pm ma or equivalent. Must have current life- 1 block from campus at 600 Sterling Drive. North Baltimore, DISCS Pi. time/lull time sales positions. guard certification and first aid from the ter? Learn chords, scales, accompani- SPRING BREAK 30M-Plan Now!— Send or drop off resume to Finders. 128 OH. EOE. American Red Cross. YMCA, or Ellis & ment, solos, theory, tavonte songs, we Cancun. Mazatlan. Acapulco, Jamaica N. Mam St.. BG OH. 43402. Clough & Manvllle teach all genres (rock, country. |azz. clas- Associates. Application packets may be S S Padre Reliable TWA flights. Blakely Care Center is looking lor caring, sical, etc.). Join the students at the East obtained from the Wood County Board of Best prices & packages. Book now and out-going individuals who would be inter- Full & Part-time positions available in day 352-9925 Merry Guitar Studio. Very affordable. We SAVE! Campus Reps wanted-eam care serving infants through preschool MR/DD, Ent. B. 11160 Gypsy Ln Rd. BG, teach you what you want to learn. For ested in working as part-time activity as- 8:00 am-4:30 pm. EOE FREE trips. sistants. If you enjoy working with people age children. High school diploma re- more information or to set up first lesson, Piano 1S29 Maynard player piano 1 800.SURFS.UP and participating in a variety of activities. quired. Call 875-4190 for more info. Restaurant help. Experience gnll cooks. call 352-3672 Ask lor Adam. www.sludentexpress.com 353-5063 Please apply in person at 600 Sterling Gymnastics instructors. Level 1-5 Prep cooks, servers, and busers needed. Dr., North Baltimore, OH. EOE. Perrysburg Gymnastics Please apply in person to Maggie's, 419-874-9383 25481 N. Dixie in Perrysburg. For Rent Highly motivated, Responsible Servers - Cooks Campus Managers Needed Haskins Inn - Hastens, OH Earn $1500 to $3000 this semester. 823-0014 1,2.3 Bedroom Apts —M »». '10 am until 2 pm' mm No sales required. From only Call Mike Corngan O 800-543-3793. Share energy/weight management/health $415 products on campus. 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Church St. 1 LIKE TO SING?!? munication skills, typing skills, experience car port with additional off-street parking. Trinity Church Choir needs members. with Microsoft Word and Excel. Prefer- $360 * utilities/call 353-6907. All voice parts Any major! 628 K WooMcr-Bouling Grwn tr $M ence will be given to candidates with pre- Rehearsals: Thurs. 7 p.m.-8 p.m. 3 Bedroom duplex-309 N. Church St. 2 &CMB lri>m the oGSV Vadiuni vious experience. Rate of pay: $5.90/hr. Services. Sundays. 10:30 a.m. Send resume and two letters of recom- car ports with additional oft-street parking. Come to first rehearsal! mendations to Mary. Continuing Educa- $540 * utilities/call 353-6907. Thursday. Sept. 2, 7 p.m. tion, 40 College Park by Friday, August 316 Ridge St.-2 BR house 3 blocks from Questions? Call Tnnity at 353-9031 301h. Trinity United Methodist campus. Sec. Dep., tenants pay utilities, Need some extra cash? 200 N Summit, BG Telephone interviewing • pubHc opinion no pets $52S/month. 12 mo. Leas* only. (3 blocks west of campus) polling Flexible scheduling, relaxed at- Aval. now. CaH after 5:30 pm 352-2330 Looking for a great mosphere. In Perrysburg. Starting wage or 354-2854. Local firm will be accepting applications $550 to $6.50, depeding on skills. Call Jay-Mar Apartments on-campus job? Wed. Sept. 1st from 10-4 O the Student 874-5842. Union for part time-full time positions Spacious, 2 bdrm apts.. laundry faculties, A/C, gas heat. 2 FURNISHED/ 2 UN- See what BGSU Tetefund has to offer: Cinemark Theatres w.tlex hrs. around classes. All majors Telephone order clerks full/part-time. may apply. $40,000/yr. in scholarships $6.00mr. guaranteed. Daily bonus avail. FURNISHED. $475/mo. 12 mo lease • Above minimum wage avail., co-ops/internships have been Start immediately 353-8705 Call 354-6036 1 CINEMA 5 WaTland • Prizes and rewards for excellent performance awarded in past Fun atmosphere, work Large artist studios. 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Harshman between Chapman and Bromfietd Go through the glass door to the fight ot the loading dock. 12:20 4 20 7:00 9 40 follow the hallway to Tetefund' Admission $5.25 Matinees S3.25 Times listed In bold are tor Fn - Sun only Game on. 'Sorry No Passes www.cinemark.com ng Green's most comprehensive sport* «»v«r^ Every vwekday in The HELP WANTED Dining Services OPEN Get involved and meet new people! NOW HIRING FOR Join a student organization FALL 1999 Dining Services relies upon student help in the restaurants, dining centers, convenience stores, snack bars and the Student Union. Job opportunities are flexible. Available positions include general food service worker, cashier, office worker, cook, student manager, student personnel coordina- Welcome BGSU Students tor, computer specialist, courier and clerical. Wages are competitive and Earn your spending money with our team at a variety of incentives are provided. Begining Fall Semester 1999, the starting wage for Dining Services BGSU student employees is $5.70 per hour. $5 Meal Bonus Dollars are awarded if you work 13 hours a week and $10 Meal Bonus Dollars are awarded if you work 20 hours a week. BARNEYS Work at the Union Pizza Outlet ] or Commons Bakery between CONVENIENCE MART . the hours of 1 -4arn and receive 50 cents more per hour1 l^.l^tftbegimW |L^ >j We Offer: base pay is $6,20 per bow —— ~ < Appfy in pemon ot the University ■ $6.25 STARTING PAY Pizza Owlet and/or Common* Bakery,.Ask for the managers. ■ College Tuition reimbursement Freshman only scheduled to work 8 hours per week ■ Referral Bonus Program • al 8hrs./wk=S 182 40 a month Let us mentor you! ■ Flexible Hours Training for all employees Apply at any of the Bowling Green locations: Set Schedule for entire Semester 1091 N. Main 1602 E. Wooster 992 S. 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