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Friday, November 10,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 42 Jackson considers Police investigate sexual assaults running Number of fall semester rapes reported by students continues Lee Bine and Joe Boyle just wanted a report on file. tim, and being able to go to the The BC News City police found another hospital after a rape, since the in 1996 case difficult to investigate be- hospitals are required to report City and campus police are cause the victim knew the .ape victims," he said. Dariene Superville working to resolve the rash of name of her attacker but did Barbara Waddell, public in- The Associated Press alleged rapes that have been not want to reveal it to police, formation officer for Universi- reported since the beginning of WASHINGTON - Two-time according to a recent police ty Police, said city and campus fall classes. report. ixilice have been working presidential candidate Jesse Thirteen incidents have been Jackson said Thursday he's In two of the date rape cases, together on these cases. reported as rapes in the city thinking anew about running in the alleged rapists have been "We usually work closely on and on campus since the be- 1996 now that retired Gen. Colin arrested and are awaiting trial these cases, with regards to ginnining of the semester. Four Powell has ruled out a potential and sentencing. sharing information and things White House bid. of these involved attackers The three remaining rapes of that nature," Waddell said. Less than 24 hours after Powell who were not known by the are what police classify as "at- Some safety improvements announced he would not run, victims. tacker or stalker rapes." All of residence halls are in the Jackson said at a news confer- So far this semester, police three of these rapes remain works or have recently been ence that he has met with his ad- have handled three reported unsolved, according to the put in place by the Student visers over the past few days to rapes on campus, at least one latest police reports. Housing and Residence Pro- "assess the landscape." of which was an acquaintance Bowling Green Police De- grams. §> rape. The suspect in the ac- "I still have the fire in my belly tective Ken Fortney said these These recent improvements quaintance rape, which oc- rapes were committed by "at and clear vision in my head about include crime alerts and flyers Corn-toy of Ualvtnity police curred in Harshman, was later least two different people, regarding personal safety, 1 what a president ought to do to revealed to police by the vic- maybe three." Police are searching for two men who allegedly abducted and raped • make the nation better," said the which have been posted in res- University student on Oct. 18. founder of the National Rainbow tim. However, since all three of idence halls and fraternity and Coalition and presidential candi- The latest incident, which is the victims were under the in- sorority houses. still under investigation, in- date of 1984 and 1988. fluence of alcohol, police have Also, student night clerk volved a Macdonald West resi- said it is difficult for them to "I have a plan to revitalize our Coverage in residence halls has economy to make us more fiscal- dent who said she was raped in put together an accurate pro- been increased to cover defi- Help available file of any of the attackers. ly responsible, to change our Founders Hall last week. She ciencies in the operation, ac- priorities, to make us more hu- was taken to Wood County In at least one case, the vic- cording to Mike Vetter, direc- tim could not recall anything mane," he said. Hospital. A residence hall di- tor of Student Housing and about her attacker, according Jackson said it was premature rector notified University Residence Programs. for victimized to a police report. Police are to say when he would reach a de- police of the incident. Student campus security The other incident Involved a still actively investigating the officers, which previously only cision. rapes, however, according to Larry Hannan of sexual assaults. While criticizing what he said female student who was pulled assisted in securing academic Lt. Tom Brokamp. The BC News When a student is assaulted was Clinton's inattention to ur- into a vehicle by two assailants, buildings, are now helping to in a residence hall, it is often Major Tom Votava said the ban issues, Jackson suggested he raped, and later returned to secure residence halls as well, Recent reports of sexual as- the student's residential ad- campus. increase in reported rapes this Vetter said. would stay on the political side- saults on campus and in the visor that has the first contact lines if the president begins to Of the 10 city rapes, seven year can in part be attributed In addition, the Campus Es- with the victim. to a better understanding of city have raised concerns pay more attention to cities and have been acquaintance, or cort Service has expanded its Judy Nemitz, associate di- the crime. among many students. The racial inequities. "date rapes." Of those, one was hours. It will now stay open rector of Residence life, Stu- "I think a lot of it is better University has many resour- Jackson said it would be diffi- found to be "unfounded." In from dusk until 6 a.m. Sunday ces and individuals available education and the des- cult for him to run in the Demo- another case, the victim did not through Friday, and 10 p.m. to to help people who are victims See HELP, page eight. cratic primaries want to pursue charges, but tigmatization of the rape vic- 6 am. on Saturday. Speaker recalls Nazi horrors World cultures Holocaust survivor talks of fleeing German army, hiding in hayloft to be celebrated family away from the ghetto and Jim Barker Shonda Honlgford photographs, music and posters. The BC News allowed them to hide in his bam The BC News Participants will share their cul- for the next two years. ture as well as answer questions. Erna Gorman spent much of According to Gorman, the This Saturday, University stu- Other attractions of the fes- her early childhood listening to months she spent huddled in the dents will have the opportunity to tival will include an international the sound of marching boots and cramped hayloft without excer- go around the world in 2 hours, fashion show, a student from gunshots. cise or sunlight nearly ruined her 38 minutes and 25 seconds. Ghana telling a story and food Born In the French town of mind permanently. "There was The International Festival, an from around the world. The Metz in 1934, Gorman spent her no fresh air, no windows. We got evening of food, entertainment American food will be Velvetta childhood hiding under the floor- to see daylight only In the morn- and culture will be taking place Macaroni and Cheese. boards In a Nazi-controlled ghe- ings, when my sister and I would at St. Thomas More University "We wanted a quintessential tto apartment and later, languish- walk to the door side by side to Parish from 7-9 p.m. American food and decided it ing as a fugitive in the hayloft of see if everything was clear," she The International Festival is should be something that came • German farmer. said. sponsored by the World Student out of a foil packet," Fisch said. Gorman spoke to a near- "By the second year, I couldnt Association. The WSA's mission The festival will also include capacity crowd at Lenhart Grand even stand up. I would look at one is to allow International students entertainment from around the Ballroom Thursday, recounting bale of hay for an entire day. My and American students to com- world. Indian dancing, Ukranlan her experiences as a Jewish child mind was gone, I had lost my municate and to understand each singing and a taichl demon- trying to survive the Holocaust speech and my language," Gor- other's culture's. stration are some of the attrac- Gorman lived from age five to man said. "It's part of a process of realiz- tions. There will also be a age 12 being driven from one Gorman said she remembers ing that there's difference in the Chinese woman playing the Jewish ghetto to the next, where Joseph Schwammberger, an S.S. world and that can be a beautiful French horn and a Romanian folk she witnessed firsthand Nazi captain and commander of the thing," said Mike Fisch, graduate song being played on the violin. atrocities perpetrated upon Jews Rozwadena ghetto, who was rek- assistant at the Center for Inter- "The International Festival is of all ages, Including Infants and nowned for his love of killing national Programs. the start of a reflection. We look the elderly. Jews. The WSA wants to encourage at other people who dress Gorman was driven from her "He would take small children interest in things like other cul- differently, dance differently, childhood town of Metz to a Nazi- and beat their heads against a tures and traveling abroad, Fisch eat different foods and we realize run ghetto in the Ukraine, where brick wall, killing them," Gor- said. Becoming excited by the our American ways aren't the her father disappeared for a man said. "He would throw chil- differences in food, dress and only ones,"Fisch said. period of weeks. He returned dren and elderly Jews onto bon- music can help people to come to The International Festival Is some sixty pounds lighter with a fires. He would force Jews to appreciate the things they have not the only cultural activity stu- shaved head, having been forced strip naked, to dig their own in common. The International dents can become involved In. to participate in a Nazi work de- graves, and then they would be Festival is just a start, he said. Every Tuesday afternoon, the tail burying the bodies of dead shot and buried in them." "The International Festival al- WSA sponsors the Cup of Culture Jews. Some of the corpses, he Schwammberger escaped lows Americans and internation- as a way for international and was later to recall, were those of prosecution after the war by flee- al students to learn about other American students to Interact. relatives and friends. ing to Argentina, only to be countries, but not just the coun- During the Cup of Culture, stu- It was a miracle that saved her caught in 1982 and convicted of tries as some disembodied idea," dents can tell their personal sto- and her family from death in the „crimes , .against humanity. SttDkantc MbkawVThe,,r. BC,.. News. Fisch said. ries, Fisch said. Listening to concentration camps, Gorman Schwammberger, now an octa- ««P—» The festival will include all everyday people's stories about •aid. A German farmer, citing his genarian, lives in a German Erna Gormann, a holocaust survivor, talked about her experience in types of culture from all over the their passions, dreams, injustices Christian beliefs and an obliga- prison. the concentration camps and what happen to her family as a result of It. The speech took place in the Leonard Grand Ballroom on Thursday world. Booths will display such tion to help stop the taking of Items as artifacts, clothing, art, human lives, led the Gorman See SPEAKER, sage three, from 8 p.m to 10 p.m. See CULTURE, page three. . ion The BG News page two Friday, November 10,1995 The BG News This column sucks slaw Back out to the water fountain, "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' Ladles and gentlemen, I've got "It's your nephew, Joe," I said. rest room in West Hall, second the block. "Just wanted to know what floor, second stall on the left. and then over Barry's Bagels for Every week I sit down around 8 Thanksgiving dinner was going 'Alas, today the porcelain held no a bite to eat and a bolt of inspira- Leah Barnum Jim Vickers p.m. Thursday evening and at- magic. In fact the only thing I tion. I was looking at the menu tempt to hash out another 27 in- gleaned from the "session" was a when it hit me like a fundamenta- editor in chief managing editor ches worth of words. This week it column on alternate punishment list Jew at a peace rally. just alnt gonna happen. for criminals. The menu read, "Cole Slaw." Dawn Keller Larry Hannan As I sat down at my computer, "First offense, we'll lock you in Say it out loud with me, "Cole my mind had less ideas than a room with a mime," I began. Slaw." news editor assistant managing editor Thurstin Avenue has pavement. "Next time we'll put you in a One more time, "Cole Slaw." Be that as it may, my money's room with a mime whose gig is Sounds kinda silly, don't it? Aaron Gray Robin Coe still on my finishing this column interpretive dance of Shaggy's Sure, this might not seem like city editor editorial editor before they lay the sidewalks on rap-reggae recording of 'Mr. much to you, but it lit a spark in Thurstin. Boombastic.'" some far-away portion of my Anyway, I really just could not This might not be half-bad. idea-dry brain. think of a single thing I wanted to "And finally, we'll make you Of course the other part of me say in this week's offering. Dont Amish," I finished with a flurry, knew that if any future em- get me wrong, there's several confident that I was on track to ployers get ahold of this thing, weeks where this thing doesn't reforming the American prison Todd Bridges (TV's "Willis") come within a bomb's throw of system. would find work before me. E.A.R. to the making a point. What really wor- Then I hit a snag. The brain "Cole Slaw. Cole Slaw! Cole ries me is that I don't know if I stopped thinking, my fingers Slaw!!" I forged on, despite my can stretch this week's worth of stopped typing, and my editor misgivings. "Where do you come nothing to fit my alloted space. to be this year." started yelling. There was noth- from, oh, lovely slaw?" I did everything except write "Are you married yet?" she ing I could do. I had blown my I'm going to be fired. Ground... this stupid thing. I watched the queried. literary load. Unfortunately, I I called up fact line and asked entire "Buns of Steel" video - "Uh, no." had a two-hour writing refrac- the question. The words Cole Art Modell, what can you say about him that has not r without leaving the comforts of "You know your Great Aunt is tory period - which actually Slaw comes from the words already been said? It's already been agreed that my waterbed. I think they call going to die soon," she cheerily beats my other refractory period "Kool" which means cabbage and he's an immature egotist who has stabbed his loyal fans that the "Wrists of Steel" exer- replied. by several hours. "sla" which equates to salad. in the back. If s also been agreed that he's a supremely cise. "Real interesting, about that So I was off again to the rest- "Get it," my brain exclaimed. stupid businessman who lost $21 million in the last two I pushed back my cuticles. I dinner..." I tried. room. This time I returned with a "It's a cabbage salad!" years because of his own incompetence. A consensus has used the word cuticles In a sen- "They say she's got a bad case new phone number and this little I want to die. also been reached that he is the supreme evil being on tence. of the gout," she said. "It's rot- gem: "White supremacy should Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- this Earth. So apparently there's nothing to say that And in a moment of absolute ting her toes off." be stopped." Fairly safe topic to umnist for The BG News. He hasn't already been said. desperation, I even called my "Um, Aunt Janet, I really have write about. promises to start next week's Aunt to find out what we're eat- to go now, I have this column to The first paragraph: "Nazi's offering earlier. Questions, com- *** ing for Thanksgiving dinner. start.." are bad, real bad." White space, ments and concerns can be sent Continuing on the football front, there's actually been "Hi, Aunt Janet, how are you Nothing like a little family white space. "I don't like them so to [email protected]. He some speculation that the Cincinnati Bengals might doing?" I asked. chatter to light the literary fire. much." White space, white space. would like to thank Joanne and move to Cleveland. Personally, we hope it's not true. "Who is this?" my aunt lov- So I set off for the birthplace of "Because they're not nice." her pal for listening to my dia- Cincinnati fans would be peeved that their team was sto- ingly replied. most of my column ideas - the This one fizzled early. trabe at the local drinkery. len away and Cleveland would get a team that they've been conditioned to despise for decades. *** It appears the administration has been moving fairly -fhgJbifandRW^W MM quickly on tightening campus safety. While we wish it idELL? HcW WAS Touf would have heard our cries two years ago, we commend i o Efl BJ FIRST 0/.S5? it on its current actions. The steps the administration are just the beginning of what we hope will be continued sin- cere and constant concern for students' safety. [l-IT lfvT£R.~f Some of you freshmen out there might be wondering fAH 6GD, THIS how cold it can get around here. Well, let's put it this 6UY'5 LECTURES way, it's going to get a lot colder and it'll keep getting colder until one night at 2 a.m., when the fire alarm will AR£6oNK/r\ go off in your residence hall and you'll have to stand out- &U/E ME side for about 20 minutes. Those 20 minutes are the Nf\RC6L£P5Y. coldest it will get around here. *** bu' ■^■-^ This year's been a tough time for Falcon football fans. For the previous three years we've been bragging that we're one of the best teams in the MAC. After last week's game, we got to brag that we would not be the worst LETTERS TO THE EDITOR team in the MAC. You have to look at the bright side, though, we don't have to worry about another team steal- for other teams to root for. These was not properly researched. like. So many times, we hear that ing away Gary Blackney during the off-season. Cleveland fans are the same "loyal" Cleveland The rest of the coverage was a the students here on campus are fans who decided to start liking total joke. King candidates were rude, inconsiderate and self- Do we have a lot of suicidal students at this school? We faithful to end the Indians this year ("Go Chief not profiled, and the capsules ap- serving. But Wednesday night, I ask this because there certainly seems to be a lot of stu- Wahoo"). I also can't see myself peared after the voting process saw a side of Bowling Green that One of the fondest memories rooting for the Baltimore was over. Nice dedication to the I had not seen in such a long time, dents who think nothing of walking right out into the that I had growing up was play- Browns; sure it'll be the same students. I had forgotten it existed. Thus Street when there are cars coming. Hang around any ing football in my backyard on players but any true Browns fan The letter notes that The News I'd like to take a few minutes to street near campus and you'll soon see cars screeching every cold and snowy day with will tell you that it just doesn't "does not and should not follow give some well deserved praise to a halt Meanwhile the people walking across the street my two brothers. We always pre- feel right. So for all of you Cin- the old standards of news." What to those who have earned it. don't even look at them. Remember people, in a battle tended to be the Cleveland cinnati, Detroit and Pittsburgh are these "old standards," I won- This past Wednesday night, I between a car and a pedestrian, the car usually wins. Browns playing In the Super fans and for all of you from der. The News did not concern it- was walking to my car from the Bowl (yes, we had vivid imagina- Cleveland who claim to hate the self with the whole truth or prop- Moore Musical Arts Center by tions). Scott would usually be Browns (although I could've erly representing the ideas of myself. I had parked it at the sworn there was a law against it), people involved. Is this the "new Student Health Center because I Copyright © 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material Bernie Kosar while Joe and I please cut us Browns fans some standards?" I want to make this thought I would do a little study- in this publication without permission of The BG News is strictly fought over who got to be Web- ster Slaughter. We would spend slack. After all, we didn't Just point painfully clear: it is okay to ing on campus after choir prohibited. hours making diving catches in lose a game or another AFC criticize only if one is doing it rehearsal. But when I walked The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 the end zone, spiking the Nerf Championship, we lost our team. fairly and with regard to the outside and realized how cold it and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in football as the fans in the Dawg But I am confident that just as truth was, that thought froze up and the summer. Pound went crazy. the Raiders returned to Oakland, UAO was not the only group died. I was going home. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the So naturally when I watched the Browns, too, will someday very unsatisfied with The News'- At any rate, between the time I student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions the press conference In Balti- come back to Cleveland. Until lack of thoughtful coverage. left MMAC and the time I expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those more the other day my heart then I will continue to wear my Every king and queen candidate reached my car (about 90 sec- of The BG News. crumbled. All week long I had Cleveland Browns gear with to whom I have spoken is unsatis- onds total), I was acosted three Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, dismissed the talk of the Browns pride just as I did when I was fied with The News. I am not times - by women who wanted to Webster Slaughter catching necessarily trying to defend the know if I needed a ride. Granted, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and University leaving Cleveland as nonsense. But as I watched Art Modell wipe passes from Bernie in my back process now (I do think it is very I knew four of the women in two affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and away the phony tears with his yard. fair). My complaint lies with the of the cars, but one of the sisters all letters. shiny new $50 million contract, I lack of responsibility shown by was a complete stranger. I can- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any finally came to grips with the Dan Hawkins The News in obtaining the selec- not remember even seeing her errors in stories or photograph descriptions. fact that my team was gone. Sophomore tion process story, and the letter around campus. Along with every true Browns Criminal Justice supporting this journalistic buf- And it isnl just the fact they fan, I have spent every season foonery. thought to stop. As they were defending the team that I love. The only thing "unethical and slowing down, they were already The BG News Staff We have been throught the very Homecoming biased" in this process has unlocking their doors and clear- worst of times: "the drive," "the beenThe News and Marc Ross. ing the seats so that I could just photo editor Stephanie Miskawi fumble," "the blowout," and yet coverage poor The News should not be praised jump in. co-sports editor Scott Brown we still held our heads up high. I I am very upset by the letter to for this ridiculous lack of integ- Maybe it had something to do co-sports editor Patrick Murphy predicted Cleveland to be Super the editor from Marc Ross con- rity. I urge Mr. Ross and The with the recent attacks that have assistant sports editor Christian Peluii Bowl champs for the past ten-or- cerning Steve Snyder's com- News to look closely at what you occurred on and off-campus. assistant city editor Joe Boyle so years and for the past ten-or- plaints about the poor coverage say before you say it. Whatever the reason, it felt good graphics editor Rochelle Slosser so Januaries I found myself say- of Homecoming In The News this to know that there were women Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski ing "Just wait until next year." semester, and Marc Ross' letter Jake Willis who were willing to inconven- Weekend Reality asst. editor Aaron Epple Even my "I like the Cowboys be- is a prime example of what is Senior ience themselves because they Music Education major copy chief Kristin Stadum cause Troy Alkman has a nice wrong with The News. were unwilling to have one of butt" next door neighbor often their own walking in the cold, at assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman I would applaud The News for comments that "Cleveland's uni- looking Into the selection pro- night, by herself. special projects editor Amy Johnson forms are so ugly" (while sport- cess. It may seem suspicious that Strangers show My prayer is that God re- Jim Barker special projects asst. editor ing her BGSU sweatshirt of a student organization is running concern exists members the actions of these sis- course). "Hey, It alnt a fashion the process. I would applaud ters and blesses them. 204 West Hall show!" I would always say back them, but The News simply did Regardless of the day, we can Thanks, ladles. Bowling Green State University toner. not look into the problem. Sour- always read the editorial section Tara Andrews Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 So what's next for us Browns ces were misquoted, facts were of a publication and find plenty Senior fans? Some have started looking twisted, and the basis of the story of criticisms, complaints and the Criminology major [email protected] I »■ I The BG News Friday, November 10,1995 page three
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"I clear attack. to be for Christopher Darden? wish we had a big fight and threw It will be showing at 7 His fellow prosecutor in the Trial stuff at each other, but when he p.m., 9:30 p.m. and midnight of the Century, Marc ia Clark? Or told us, it was just like, 'Oh, yeah. both nights. the focus of the Senate Hearing I understand. I guess you have a Friday night at 7:30 p.m., of the Century, Anita Hill? point.' Then we hugged each The Gish Film Theater will Darden and Clark have insisted other and went our separate present the 1945 film they aren't an item. On Thursday, ways." "Spellbound." The film, the Daily News cited unidentified Guitarist Gary Louris said the which stars Gregory Peck sources in Los Angeles as saying split is "a healthy thing, really," and Ingrid Bergman and Darden is seeing Hill, the Okla- because it gives each member an was directed by Alfred homa law professor who accused opportunity to try other things. Hitchcock, involves a man Clarence Thomas of sexual har- The band has been together for with amnesia attempting to assment. about 10 years, producing four discover who he really is. Hill and Darden were recently albums. Its latest is "Tomorrow Saturday night at 7:30 photographed together at a Los the Green Grass." p.m., The Gish Film Theater Angeles hotel. One source told will present the 194S film the News that Darden laughed off "Thrill of Romance." The speculation he was linked to Cartoonist Bill Watter- film, which stars Esther Clark by telling a friend, son retiring Calvin and Williams and Van Johnson "Doesn't everybody know? I'm revolves around a swim- with Anita Hill." Hobbes ming romance. Hill didn't immediately return KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Calvin Both films at Gish are a call Thursday. Darden agent and Hobbes, the terrible tyke and free. Norman Brokaw said: "Chris his sidekick tiger, will be retired dates a lot of girls. Anita Hill is a from the funny pages on Dec. 31. In a letter to newspaper editors friend. I don't know if they're Jeff Hlncklcy/AP Photo "Night Music" this romantically involved." Thursday, cartoonist Bill Watter- son said the decision to end the Kiding practically every variation of customized bicycle imaginable, the AXA World Ride "9S team weekend strip was not a recent or easy de- heads up Rt. 62 into Grove City, Ohio on Wednesday. Two performances of Jackson calls sale of cision. Stephen Sondheim's musi- Beatles catalog "mer- "I believe I've done what I can cal "A Little Night Music" do within the constraints of daily will be presented by the ger" deadlines and small panels," Wat- CULTURE SPEAKER University Opera Theatre NEW YORK - Michael Jackson terson, 38, said in the letter. "I am tonight (Nov. 10) and denied he's strapped for cash and eager to work at a more thought- Continued from page one. Continued from page one. hands. tomorrow (Nov. 11). said he didn't "sell" his Beatles ful pace, with fewer artistic com- After the horrors of growing Curtain time is 8 p.m. music catalog to Sony Corp. promises." and victories is a way for stu- Gorman said she remembers up during the Holocaust and both nights in Kobacker He called the $95 million deal a "Calvin and Hobbes" hit the dents to get to know the real peo- being too weak to climb down the having narrowly escaped death Hall of the Moore Musical "merger," not a sale. comic pages in 1986 and enter- ple of a culture. hayloft ladder on the morning many times, Gorman said she is Arts Center. "It's just a great move, a cor- tained millions with the antics of "Suddenly people from another when the Russian army came to not out looking for sympathy. The musical is being di- porate, entrepreneurial thing to a 6-year-old boy with an overac- place are real individuals with liberate the nearby towns. do," Jackson said in Thursday's Gorman said her greatest hope is rected by F. Eugene Dyb- tive imagination and a not-so- ideas and culture and music that Later, her mother was woun- that parents will teach their chil- dahl, director of opera ac- USA Today. "It's smart business. stuffed tiger. is important to them," Fischsaid. ded in an air raid. Left uncared dren not to hate. tivities at the University. It's about growth. Everything in In the past nine years, the pair Tickets for the produc- life to me is about growth." People tend to gravitate toward for by Russian soldiers on a hos- Gorman's speech was part of a launched countless snowball am- people who are like them. The tion are $7, $9 and $11 for The deal had led to reports that bushes, journeyed through space, pital cot, she soon died of infec- Holocaust Education Week spon- reserved seating. A special Jackson was spending too much tormented a baby sitter and ran Cup of Culture is a way to allow tion and problems related to sored by Hillel, Jewish Fed- ticket price of $5 is being on lawsuits and luxuries, and afoul of Calvin's patient parents. yourself to be around people who vermin infestation. Erna Gorman eration of Greater Toledo and offered to University stu- needed the cash. "Calvin and Hobbes" is dis- are different than themselves, and her father dug a grave for University Activities Organiza- dents at the door the even- Jackson lawyer John Branca tributed internationally to nearly Fisch said. Americans may not be her mother with their bare tion. ing of the performance. said Jackson originally wanted to 2,400 newspapers. More than 23 aware of how dominant their cul- Tickets can be purchased at buy the rights to father-in-law million copies of books based on ture is because it is everywhere. the Moore Musical Arts Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Ho- the cartoon are in print. All 13 The Cup of Culture get's people Center box office or reser- tel," but Sony's U.S. chief, Mi- collections were million-dollar to look at their culture different- CONGRATULATIONS ved by calling 372-8171 or chael Schulhof, reportedly told sellers in their first year. 1-800-589-2224. him the rights weren't for sale, ly. inquiring instead about the 250 Beatles songs Jackson owns. Lee Salem, editorial director at Tickets for the International AO FALL 1995 Feline creature The merged catalog will be the the Universal Press Syndicate in Festival are sold out. Students third biggest in music publishing. Kansas City, said that after Dec. coming 31, the company will not provide are encouraged to attend the Cup Dr. Seuss's infamous Cat of Culture meetings Tuesday in the Hat wil visit the Uni- reruns of the strip to newspapers the way it did when Watterson afternoons from 2:30-4:30 in Mos- BIGS & LITTLES versity bookstore on Satur- "jayhawks" call it quits took a nine-month leave of ab- ley Hall in the Off-Campus Stu- day Nov. 11. ST: PAUL, Minn. -- The Jay- dent Center. The special event is being hawks, called "the only country- sence in 1991 and again last year. held in conjunction with rock band that matters" by the BARBARA SCHNETZER Children's Literature Village Voice, are splitting up. HOLLY CLARK Month. Band members said Wednes- MELISSA TAMBURRINO CINDY GERSBACHER day they are calling it quits be- cause singer-guitarist Mark 01- EXTRA! EXTRA! 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I KATE RYAN SHANNON THOMSON BestVe .On Campus %m^////////^^^^^^ J KRISTY SHEAKS JENNIE ZIEGLER Campus The BG News page four Friday, November 10, 1995 Trash not sorted properly Hot tub event Students hinder recycling efforts by mixing garbage earns cash for Darla Warnock sort the material," Wittig said. properly distributed among the correct methods of recycling. The BC News "If you don't want to recycle, bins are lost, Wittig said. "The one thing is that it is pos- throw it out because if the barrel "I think that people want to re- sible that we haven't done Men's Chorus The University recycling pro- is mixed up we have to throw it cycle," Wittig said. "They just enough education," Wittig said. gram has found out anyway." don't know how." "Basically, we are taking the ed- Genell Pavelich Chorus, said the group will use that many Students do have the option to Students, for the most part, ucational approach to solving the The BC News the money to defray costs of items are not not recycle, but if they choose agree that recycling is beneficial problem." its spring trip to New York being sepa- that option, Wittig says they and needs to be taken seriously, Wittig said students should re- Students walking through and Washington D.C. rated correc- should use the Dumpsters rather he said. cycle responsibly, separating the Union Oval last week may Moorman said the event got tly, making than the recycling bins for their "I feel that it is very important materials into the different bins have been a large response from the stu- them unrecy- trash. Currently, the problem and I want to have a good Earth and eliminating any trash. The surprised to dents. clable. with the contamination is that to live on," said Tara Schmoekel, items should be clean and bottles see men in a "There were a lot of stu- According students are not sorting correc- sophomore biology major. "All should be completely empty of hot tub in dents who were generous in Recycling Pro- tly. you have to do is throw your stuff any liquids. the wintery helping," he said. "The re- gram coor- "For some reason this year in a bin and take it down to be re- Schmoekel said she believes weather. But sponse was the largest so far dinator Craig people won't separate the mate- cycled." some of the problems with trash those men in the three years we have Wittig, students need to sort and rial," Wittig said. "They need to As a result of the improper re- can be solved by providing trash said it was done the Hot Tub-a-Thon." recycle correctly in order for the see the importance in separat- cycling, the Recycling Program cans in recycling areas to cut worth it - Steve Kovach, senior mem- program to work properly. ing." has posted informative signs to down on the trash thrown in re- I they raised ber of the Men's Chorus, "We rely on the consumer to Many recyclables that are im- educate the campus about the cycling bins. $8,500. agreed that the event had a It was the great response. third annual Men's Chorus Hot "There were a lot of people Tub-a-Thon, and Sean Moor- See CHORUS, page five. the The PHARM. a Deep man, president of Men's Drug Store...and PHARM a whole lot MORE! DEEP DISCOUNT./^. DRUGS CAMPUS H0-H0-H0! 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West "the tradition Moontiflfit and breams continues... it i - •* State The BG News page six Friday, November 10,1995 Jury to decide Racial slurs spark lawsuit on killer's fate Wal-Mart employee claims harassment by manager Gilbert and Eric Elliott, 17, The Associated Press her husband, Otis, in Sandusky of Newcomerstown, were ar- The Associated Press Lynch, who became store man- Messages left today and County Common Pleas Court. rested in Santa Fe, N.M, days ager last year, did not like her Wednesday at Wal-Mart corpor- NORMAN, Okla. - An Ohio FREMONT, Ohio - A former The couple is asking for $12 after Ms. Ruddell's death. El- because she is black. ate headquarters were not re- man convicted of killing a personnel manager for a Wal- million in damages. woman as she fished at Lake liott is to be tried in January. It said that once Lynch, who is turned. Mart store said the store man- Mrs. Martin, 39, has been em- Stanley Draper could function The two also are suspected white, was appointed store man- The lawsuit said Lynch re- In the death of Flossie and Wil- ager racially harassed her and ployed at the Wal-Mart store in ager, Mrs. Martin "began to be ferred to Mrs. Martin as "Aunt well in prison, a clinical psy- Fremont since 1989. The lawsuit liam Brewer of Kingdom City, demoted her because she is subjected to extreme, outrageous Jemima," a fictional black wom- chologist said Thursday. black. said she started as a stocker and Dr. Phillip Murphy testified Mo., and the disappearance of and intentional racial slurs and an whose face adorns pancake Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Ben- was promoted to personnel man- before a Cleveland County Ruth Loader of Port Washing- inappropriate racial Innuendos and syrup boxes and containers, tonville, Ark.; Lawrence Lynch, ager in March 1990. which constituted racial harass- and "1 latt ie McDaniels, the black District Court jury that must ton, Ohio. manager of Wal-Mart's Fremont decide whether Lewis Eugene Murphy, who performed She was personnel manager ment and racial discrimination." mammy in the movie 'Gone With store; Darin Moore, Wal-Mart dis- Gilbert should be executed or tests on Gilbert in October, until Oct. 9, 199S, when she was "This is the first I've heard the Wind.'" trict manager, and Jeff Cox, the demoted to stocker. She still about it," Lynch said about the She also said Lynch asked her be sentenced to life in prison said Gilbert does "best in a company's regional personnel very structured setting." works at the store. lawsuit. "I really can't comment to adjust the store's payroll to or life without parole. manager, were listed as defen- Gilbert was convicted Mon- He said Gilbert suffers from The lawsuit said Mrs. Martin right now. All questions will have deprive workers of overtime so congenital brain defects that dants in a lawsuit filed Wednes- had good evaluations for several to be answered by our legal de- the store would stay within its day of first-degree murder in day by Henri Diane Martin and the September 1994 shooting are compounded by a life of years, but was demoted because partment" budget. of Roxy Ruddell, a marina se- verbal, physical and possibly curity guard. Authorities say sexual abuse. her death was part of a multis- "He is a person who is tate crime spree stretching traumatized by life, anxious from Ohio to New Mexico. and nervous because of it ... Prison workers paid back The state is seeking the He has a lot of control prob- death penalty for Gilbert, 24, lems, a lot of anxiety. He is a of Newcomers to wn, Ohio. De- very ill person," Murphy said. Employees receive larger checks after company shorted them fense attorneys, trying to keep Murphy said he considered him off death row, spent Gilbert a man too depressed to COLUMBUS - At least 500 Ohio Department of Adminis- the state. Center in Dayton were shorted in Wednesday and part of Thurs- be aggressive, at least at the state prison employees will trative Services officials esti- But officials of the Ohio Civil their paychecks. day calling witnesses who told time he saw him. receive larger paychecks on Fri- mated last week that more than Service Employees Association "A majority of the people here of Gilbert's impoverished, Gilbert has been diagnosed day because of payroll mistakes 100 employees were shorted in a found that 305 employees at the are younger, like me, and are liv- abusive childhood and a varie- as having a borderline person- made by a company hired to help mixup caused by Data Entry North Central Correctional Insti- ing paycheck to paycheck," said ty of disorders he suffers. ality disorder, attention defi- prepare state pay records. Processing Services of Worth- tution in Marion, 243 employees James Minzelli, president of the The jury of seven women cit, dyslexia, post-traumatic The mistakes were made on ington. The company has a at the Southern Ohio Correc- union's chapter at the Lucasville and five men was expected to stress syndrome and low intel- checks issued two weeks ago and $140,000 contract to enter codes tional Facility in Lucasville and prison. "This took a pretty good get the case later Thursday. lectual ability. cost workers between $127 and on payroll sheets and transmit 90 workers at the Montgomery dent out of it" $400. the information electronically to Education and Pre-Release State officials and Phil Chil- dress, president of Data Entry Processing, promised the errors Campus Pollyeyes would be corrected. They said (by the smokestack) I Large One Item Pliia i 2 Full Orders of i Any Two 7 Subs I the number of mistakes was not I &Q». of Pop $6.00 I high considering the state writes 352-9638 Breadsticks $5.00 i $7.00 j 65,000 payroll checks every two i Choice of pan or thin U Choice of 2 Sauces weeks. H Extra items $1.25 i i BG's Best Breadsticks!! The company's contract is ex- pected to save the state $150,000 ■saian | Campus Pollyeyes 352-9638 | Campus Pollyeyes 352-9638 j I Campus Pollyeyes 352-9638 | a year as part of a move to Pagliai's Pizza South | Pagliai's Pina South 352-7571 | | Pagliai's Pizza South 352-7571 | | Pagliai's Pizza South 352-7571 | streamline Administrative Ser- ^ '2/31/95 J 1 12/31/95 ^J vices, the business arm of state 352-7571 t^ _'^I^^ _«y government.
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) The BG News page eight Friday, November 10,1995 Woman's death defended Judge upholds Questions surround Kevorkian's latest mercy kill Scouts' gay ban Sandra A. Svoboda Cashman did have bone cancer, whether to charge Kevorkian. Cashman's neighbor, Barbara The Associated Press but it wouldn't necessarily have Kevorkian, a retired patholo- Allan, said she saw the woman Donna De La Cruz but always upheld. been detected during a routine gist, has acknowledged attending last week at their mobile-home The Associated Press "Men who do those criminal SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - The autopsy, Forman said. 26 suicides since 1990, most in- park and she seemed to be doing and immoral acts cannot be latest person to die in Jack Ke- Cashman, 58, of San Marcos, volving carbon monoxide. well. TRENTON, NJ. ~ A state held out as role models," vorkian's presence was indeed Calif., was found Wednesday in a Kevorkian already faces as- "She was standing at the door," judge, citing the biblical story McGann wrote in the Nov. 3 terminally ill, an outside expert car near the morgue. Kevor- sisted-suicide charges in four said Allan, who knew Cashman of Sodom and Gomorrah as ruling released Wednesday. said Thursday as questions arose kian's lawyer. Geoffrey Fieger, deaths in Oakland County. He was being treated for cancer. evidence that homosexuality Dale's lawyer Evan Wolfson over whether the man known as said Cashman had undergone a could get five years in prison in "She looked good. She was a hea- is immoral, upheld the Boy said Thursday it was "shock- Doctor Death had moved too fast mastectomy three years ago and each case if convicted. Pros- vy-set woman, but she looked Scouts' ban on gays. ing to read such harsh anti-gay this time. suffered "excruciating" pain ecutors failed last month to have fine and seemed to be in a good Superior Court Judge language coming from a judge While Kevorkian's lawyer said from the disease spreading him placed under house arrest mood." Patrick J. McGann found that in writing." Wolfson said he the breast cancer that spread through her body. while he awaits trial. Oakland County Medical Ex- the Monmouth Council of the may appeal. through Patricia Cashman's body She had been treated at Scripps Kevorkian would not be avail- aminer LJ. Dragovic, whose em- Boy Scouts did not violate McGann did not imme- was crumbling her bones, a pre- Memorial Hospital in Encinitas, able for comment, his lawyer ployee found that "There was no state discrimination laws diately return a call for com- liminary autopsy found no visible Calif, but doctors could not said. cancer," accused Fieger of ma- when it expelled James Dale ment. traces of the disease. comment until her next of kin Cashman was in extreme pain, nipulating the media. as an assistant scoutmaster in In his legal analysis, At the request of The Associ- released the medical records, said her sister. Sherry McDon- "We have to have demonstra- 1990 after learning he is gay. McQann cited the Bible: ated Press, Dr. Jeffrey Forman, spokeswoman Sue Pondrom said. ald, who was with her when she ble fact before we claim some- The judge said the Boy "Sodomy is derived from vice chairman of radiology at The autopsy found that Cash- died. thing," he said. Scouts is a private organiza- the name of the biblical city, Wayne State University School of man died of carbon monoxide "She could barely walk. She But Fieger continued to attack tion and has a constitutional Sodom, which, with the nearby Medicine, reviewed some of poisoning. It was ruled a homi- couldn't get up and out of bed by the findings of Dr. Kanu Virani, right to decide who can be- city of Gomorrah, was des- Cashman's medical records, cide. Prosecutors and in- herself," McDonald said. "I the county's deputy chief medi- long. The Scouts' gay ban has troyed by fire and brimstone which were provided by Kevor- vestigators said they would wait hated to have her die, but I felt it cal examiner, who performed an been challenged several times rained down by the Lord." kian's lawyer. for a final report before deciding was the right thing for her to do." autopsy Wednesday. Cop's coffee cup Astronauts restricted by size reveals robber NASA cosmonauts denied access to Russian space station The Associated Press with two employees he recog- nized. Marcla Dunn height no more than 37 inches; planned international space 17 1/2 pounds in the next four PHILADELPHIA -- A cop "I saw her make one of them The Associated Press weigh no more than 187 pounds; station starts taking in perma- months. knew something was up when open the register, and when he and, for Soyuz spacesuits, have nent residents, perhaps in just 2 The four other NASA astro- an unfamiliar waitress fum- did that she scooped up the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Too chests no smaller than 38 inches 1/2 years, the capsules will not nauts slated to serve aboard Mir bled behind the counter and money," Regan said. tall, too small, too heavy, too and no larger than 44 inches. only see duty as "lifeboats" but are to arrive and depart via space handed him the wrong-size That's when he called for chesty -- one by one, America's Of the currently qualified as- will also carry all crews up and shuttle Atlantis, but would have coffee cup, half full, during backup and drove toward the astronauts are dropping out of tronauts, up to two-thirds are back in the first few years of its to use the attached Soyuz for a his nightly doughnut shop store. The woman spotted his the international space scene. training specifically for space existence. emergency getaway. stop. cruiser and climbed through They may have the right stuff, shuttle flights and are thus out of Translation: NASA may not This Saturday, a short visit to "I figured this person the takeout window. He but they're the wrong size. the running for Mir duty. Not all have enough Russian-speaking, Mir is in the offing, with Atlantis doesn't work there," Sgt. Mi- jumped out and grabbed her, In the last month, two NASA of the remaining 15 or so are ideally sized astronauts for its scheduled for launch and, three chael Regan of suburban Chel- but she pushed free and ran. astronauts have been disquali- eager to move to Russia for the desired international space days later, a docking with the fied from training for long stays required year of training then station slots over the next five tenham Township said Another officer and his Russian station. Wednesday. aboard the Russian space station spend a minimum four months years. Because of what NASA claims dog managed to track her aboard the aging space station. Lingering in the parking lot, down, Mir. One was 2 inches too tall, the The Russians have been reluc- was miscommunication, NASA "Now you take who fits, and he watched her pound on the Ella Harold, 26, was charged other 11/2 Inches too short. tant, at least so far, to modify the only last month got the skinny on who's available, and who wants to cash register keyboard at the with robbery on Wednesday, It gets worse. After three years Soyuz to safely accommodate a the very specific Soyuz size go that's available, and who can greater variety of American Dunkin' Donuts, then walk accused of taking about $100 of joint space cooperation, NASA criteria. Their origins are ob- into a back room and return from the store- has just learned that only about speak Russian and do all this, and shapes. vious enough: Cosmonauts sit half of its 88 astronauts can meet the list is very short," says David "People are just now beginning curled in an almost fetal position rigid Russian size requirements Leestma, director of NASA's to understand the magnitude of in the bell-shaped Soyuz cap- for Soyuz spacecraft, the cram- flight crew operations. the problem," Leestma says. sules, with knees bent toward ped ships that ferry cosmonauts "It's clearly a challenge," he Astronaut Norman Thagard, their chests. The capsules para- aloft and also serve as Mir's says. the first American on Mir, was chute to Earth, typically In Ka- emergency escape craft. The Soyuz capsules pose a po- the perfect size - 5 foot 9 and 156 zakhstan, and the jarring Impact Astronauts must be S feet 41/2 tentially more troublesome prob- pounds, at least when he arrived can injure an oversized or under- SENIORS! Inches to 6 feet tall, with seated lem for the future. When the aboard a Soyuz in March. He lost sized astronaut's back HELP Continued from page one. JUST IN TIME FOR any judgements about the victim. According to Nemitz, the most that they have been raped, we in- They are there to provide sup- important thing an RA can do vestigate the matter and talk to dent Housing and Residence port and let [the victim] know when he or she learns about the CHRISTMAS Programs, said RAs are fully all the people involved." Waddell what their options are." situation is establish a comfort said. "We then turn it over to the able to deal with someone who Options suggested by the RA level for the victims. has been victimized sexually. prosecuting attorney, who makes usually include going to the "Many victims are distraught the decision as to whether or not "RAs go through a training police, going to the hospital and and upset," Nemitz said. "It is the period, which is usually about 3 to prosecute." calling the victim's parents. No responsibility of the RA to let the According to Waddell, an issue to 4 hours, about how to deal with action will be taken by the RA, student [who has been victim- situations such as this," Nemitz such as sexual assault Is bigger however, uAless the victim ized] know that they can depend [ than any single department on said. "RAs are taught not to make agrees to it. on the RA]." campus. Nemitz said the RA does even- "We can't offer counseling or tually have to inform the hall di- help someone get through this in rector about the assault, but they the long run," Waddell said. "We JILL WILKER & BRAD HCXDCREVir SARA LANG & JEFF BLANKENBURG do not have to inform anyone KERRIE ROHR & BENNY REYES DAWN PARSEll & SCOTT STALTER have to make sure we're effec- MONICA TOKICH & KEITH iOCHUM TARA POv-ELl & ERIC RAYIE else. The hall director will not in- tive in doing what we can do to PAUL* PIUMMER & PETE LATTA TRAO TAYLOR & JASON GIBBS form anyone else without the vic- help combat this. But we also BETHANY OXER & TIM Sv.AW KELLY BERGER & BRAD DAVIS tim's consent. have to work well with all the EMILY PAWlfCKI & JIM PAVXUCKI NICOLE HERMAN & COREY HEISEIMAN | Barbara Waddell, public in- MICHELLE GEORGE & ANDY JOCKETT other departments that help deal formation officer for Public with this situation." Safety, said any reports or com- Another organization with ALPHA OMICRON PI plaints Involving sexual assaults major responsibilities In dealing are thoroughly investigated. with victims of sexual assualt is "If someone files a complaint Health Services.
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Hillary Appelman Amir, a 25-year-old law stu- McDonald's The Associated Press dent, insists he acted alone. None of the suspects has been JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's slaying was part formally charged, and the government has not yet present- opens doors of a carefully planned right-wing ed any proof to back up its cons- conspiracy, Israel's police minis- piracy allegations. John Danlszewskl downtown Johannesburg. It ter said Thursday. Police unear- The Associated Press was attracting long lines of thed a cache of guns and explo- Skornick's family accused the government of making arrests customers Thursday. sives at the home of the confes- simply to ease public pressure. JOHANNESBURG, South A South African judge on sed killer. "They're just looking for a Africa - McDonald's says it Oct. 6 upheld Sombonos's Two more religious Jewish ex- scapegoat," said his mother, will sell its first burger and claim to the trademarks. tremists were hauled into court Esther. "He is not a member of fries in South Africa on Satur- McDonald's appealed and a handcuffed and shackled, and any organization. He knew what day despite a headline-making ruling is expected next year. police said they planned to we all knew people said Rabin legal battle with a local copy- Jim Skinner, executive vice charge one of them with murder. should be murdered. Nobody be- cat. president of McDonald's In- Only one suspect has been ac- lieved it." Corporate executives and ternational, did not want to cused of murder so far ~ confes- Jerome Delay/AP Phot. Police are investigating links the proud owners of the first talk ' about the trademark sed gunman Yigal Amir. Mourners gather around the grave of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak McDonald's franchise south of battle Thursday. "We'd be "We believe there was a cons- Rabin at Jerusalem's Mount Herzl Cemetery Thursday. between the suspects and groups that follow the teachings of the the Sahara - South Africans happier if it hadn't happened," piracy by a group of people who Police told Judge Haya Hefetz conspiracy. late Meir Kahane, a virulently S'phiwe and Busi Skhosana - he said. had the infrastructure and pre- they plan to charge Adani, a resi- Daoudi said police searched anti-Arab rabbi. Avishai Raviv, c showed off the gleaming new South Africa has restau- pared their aims quite cau- dent of the West Bank settlement Amir's home and found "wea- leader of the militant pro-Kahane restaurant Thursday with in- rants modeled on American tiously," Police Minister Moshe of Belt Hagai, with murder and ponry that befits a terror organi- group Eyal, was arrested earlier door and outdoor seating for fast-food franchises. But it has Shahalsaid. conspiracy. zation, including timers for in the week. 250 people. nothing that compares to An aide said Shahal believes Adani, a slight, bearded man bombs and grenades." Located in a heavily trav- McDonald's in speed of ser- the conspirators planned to kill with a skullcap, is "part of a The weapons TNT and other Eyal, believed to have fewer eled suburban shopping area, vice. other public figures as well. group that planned and carried explosives, time fuses and a than 20 members, has been it has towering golden arches, The concept of a "drive-th- At least five suspects, includ- out the murder of the prime min- silencer were discovered in linked to vandalism of Palestin- South Africa's first drive-th- rough" restaurant was so ing Amir, are being held in con- ister," said police investigator boxes buried in the yard of the ians' cars and assaults on Arabs rough windows, and a colorful novel newspapers had to ex- nection with Rabin's assassina- Nissim Daoudi. He said the group home where Amir's mother, and human rights activists, but McPlayland with a twisty slide plain it. tion Saturday night. Two, Dror hoarded weapons and tried to kill Geula, runs a preschool, Israel never before to murder. for the under-11 set. "No matter what short-term Adani, 26, and Ohad Skornick, 23, Rabin on several occasions. Radio said. Detectives waited for On Thursday, vandals splashed Local businessman George challenges we may face were brought before a Tel Aviv Skornick, a close friend and hours for the children to leave white paint on Kahane's grave in Sombonos, owner of a fried- McDonald's is in South Africa magistrate Thursday. classmate of Amir, is accused of before they began digging. Jerusalem. chicken chain, had registered to stay," said Carter Drew, for himself the McDonald's managing director of the trademark In South Africa, South African operation. "We plus the trademarks for the are committed to the country Confidence in Yeltsin declines Big Mac, Chicken McNuggets, of South Africa." Egg McMuffin and other South Africa is the 86th McDonald's products. country to host McDonald's Russian president's heart problems hurting public opinion, polls show On Wednesday, he started a since the Oakbrook, 111.-based copycat "MacDonald's" in company startca expanding. John lams even though his health was fend Russian interests in Europe, ing Russian foreign policy to The Associated Press rocky, while 28.7 percent did not and in the Bosnian settlement in drift. think he could. particular," the Interfax news "We assured Bill Clinton that MOSCOW - Public confidence The poll was based on tele- agency reported. Boris Nikolayevich does not need in Boris Yeltsin's ability to phone interviews with 1,051 The agency said Yeltsin ex- any special medical attention," BOUJl-N-Gn€€N€nV govern Russia appears to be slip- Moscow residents from Nov. 1-3. pressed confidence in Kozyrev, Medvedev told APTV. "All the ping as the president remains in The margin of error was 3 per- who has previously come under necessary equipment and spe- a hospital with heart trouble, a cent. presidential criticism for allow- cialists can be found in Russia." ^SUNDAY BRUNCH poll showed Thursday. Yeltsin entered the hospital Only 11.4 percent of those two weeks ago for the second H*g?| Fresh Carved Roast Beef |gg| questioned by the Mnenie polling time in less than four months for organization believed Yeltsin's treatment of a serious heart ail- and Fresh Carved health permitted him to carry out ment. Ham or Turkey the responsibilities of president. 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-t * i tn*pvrt oirnc by irt inee unit* Scott Brown Sports Weekend Co-Sports The BG News Editor Friday, November 10,1995 page ten NCAA NCAA Play-In Game Falcons or Soccer one step away enter District bust Family This weekend. Bowling tourney Green's top two fall sports concept will battle (or NCAA Steve Wildman Tournament berths. keys BG The BC News Saturday, the men's and If cross country had a playoff, women's cross country this meet would be the deciding learns compete In the NCAA Chris Kapcar The BC News game on who goes home and who Districts In West Lafayette, advances to the final: the NCAA lnd. The cross country Championship. teams won both MAC titles Bowling Green's first Mid- American Conference cham- The Bowling Green men's and this year, and all with solid women's cross country teams performances they could pionship can be attributed to a couple of things. travel to West Lafayette, Ind. garner some NCAA berths. Saturday to participate in the Sunday, the 1995 MAC The play of goalkeeper Scott Vallow (ft 2 goals-against aver- NCAA District 4 qualifier. Pur- Champion Falcon soccer due will be hosting the meet that team hosts Davidson at age, good for second in the na- tion), Steve Klein and Joe will show who are the best teams Mickey Cochrane Field, and Burch (ranked seventh and in the district. the winner earns an auto- ninth in points in the region, matic berth In the NCAA tournament. respectively), and the overall Falcon record at home the last It will be an exciting ten seasons (.772 the last ten weekend for BG athletics, even with the football team years, 7-1-0 this season) are all factors that figured in the completing its disappointing championship. season at Kent on Saturday. According to head coach Mel The cross country pro- gram has consistently been Mahler, though, the main one of Bowling Green's reason this year's team is so strongest programs. Coaches good is one word -- family. Sink Price Sid Sink and Steve Price "We have 23 guys that all get continue to head solid along, that are all on the same For Bowling Green's men to squads worthy of some page," Mahler said. They're qualify for the NCAA Champion- recognition. like brothers - they have then- ship they have to finish in the top The soccer program, differences once In awhile, but three. They are going up against meanwhile, will cap a his- all are good guys, good stu- some of the best teams in the na- toric season Sunday when It dents, good people. If someone tion. hosts Davidson at beautiful would describe BGSU's soccer The 31st-ranked Falcons have Cochrane Field. The Falcons team, I would want it to be with to face the number one team in cjulstened permanant those words." the nation, Wisconsin, the 10th bleachers and a new press The idea of family Is further ranked Michigan squad, and No- box this year, completing exemplified by the presence of tre Dame, who is ranked 17th one of the best soccer com- four players on this year's Head coach Sid Sink knows that plexes In the Midwest. squad from the same high an up-hill battle is ahead. They defeated Akron 2-0 school. "This meet is important and it irj the MAC Championship Brothers Dave (a junior) and is going to be a battle to qualify game last week, after the Dan (a sophomore) Kindl and [for the NCAAs]. District four is Zips had defeated them ear- sophomores Jon Giganti and one the toughest regions in the Jason Began, all integral country," Sink said. lier In the season. And now pholo provldcd/BGSU Sportf Information the Falcons stand a win players on this year's team, all Bowling Green has seen this Bowling Green's Dave Kindl (right) battles for the ball. Klndl and the rest of the Falcons host Da- kind of caliber teams before and away from their second See F AMI 1Y, page twelve. vidson in an NCAA Play-In game Sunday at 12:30 p.m. NCAA appearance In four have done well. years. "We have a chance," Sink said. The Falcons deserve a tip "We have beat nationally-ranked of the cap — and a big crowd teams ahead of us before like, Davidson is aggressive opponent Alabama [27] and Wake Forest for the game on Sunday. [23] at the Notre Dame Invita- Cochrane Field Is one of played in, he said. Head coach Mel Mahler said Pat Murphy Southern Conference cham- tional. We can do it again." the best places to watch soc- The BG News On the line Sunday, in a the game represents an oppor- pionship beating Furman 1-0 The district meet is a 10-ki- cer In the country, and match beginning at 12:30 p.m., tunity for the Falcons to put Nov. 5. Davidson finished the lometer race and the men will despite the cover charge ($3 Bowling Green mid-fielder at Mickey Cochrane Field is a the program on the national regular season with a mark of for BG students with a valid Steve Klein automatic berth in the NCAA have to run farther than the usual scene. 12-10-1 overall and played eight kilometers. But BG has run ID), the Falcons are well has played in Tournament. The winner of "It's really important game three teams from the Atlantic the 10k once this year at Mel worth it. A victory Insures a 54 matches at Sunday's game will receive an for any program at this level," Coast Conference one of the tournament spot, and possi- BG and many automatic bid to be one of the Mahler said. "Now this gives Brodt Invitational at home, and it top conferences in the nation. could be an advantage. bly a chance at hosting a more while in 32 teams in the tournament us an opportunity to carry the "Davidson is a very aggre- "This kind of race favors us tournament game next high school field. Bowling Green flag nationally. sive team," Mahler said. because we traditionally start out week. at Nashville, "It's probably the biggest We get past this stage and into "They're a team that will con- I So come on out and sup- Tenn. But game of my life to date right slow and move up toward the the tournament we're at not sistently run at you. They will middle of the race. The longer port the soccer team — they this Sunday's now," Klein said. "Making the just representing Bowling try to put you under pressure the race, the better chance we deserve a big crowd. match NCAA Tournament has been Green but the community and for 90 minutes all over the . As for the cross country against Da- one of my goals since I was in the rest of the MAC." have," Sink said. Mahler field." Bowling Green's women have team. If anybody happens to vidson is the high school. It definitely means In the way stands the Da- be passing through West most important he has ever an awful lot tomyself." vidson Wildcats, who won the See SOCCER, page thirteen. Lafayette. Ind., tomorrow, See DISTRICTS, page twelve. stop In and offer the run- ners some support. ••• ^The men's and women's Miami tabbed MAC favorite; BG seventh basketball teams were pre- dicted to finish seventh and Scott Brown SS first place votes in the polling selections. sixth, respectively. In the The BG News of MAC media. Their 529 overall Mid-American Conference "We just want to come back, MAC this year at MAC Media points were ahead of 2nd-place 5-96 Men's Basketball Preview play hard and have a winning Day this week. TOLEDO - The Miami Red- Eastern Michigan (467) and season," Davis said. ; While the returning num- skins were last year's MAC Cin- 3rd-place Ball State (410). Preseason Poll Ballot 1st place votes Eastern Michigan returns four bers aren't promising -- only derella team. Bowling Green was selected of their top five scorers, includ- four men's players have col- This year, there wont be any seventh in the poll, garnering 219 Miami University ^^^M 529 40 ing Preseason All-MAC selec- legiate experience, while the Cinderella story if the Redskins total points. Eastern Michigan University tions Brian Tolbert and Theron repeat last year's success after 467 6 women return only two "I would say that Miami, Ball State Univetstiy WA Wilson. Ball State will be built starters — the newcomers members of the MAC media Eastern, Ball State and Toledo 410 3 around last year's Freshman of ate talented and both Falcon tabbed them as the men's bas- are the four natural choices," Ohio University , • 394 4 the Year, Bonzl Wells. ketball preseason favorite said Falcon coach Jim Larranaga teams have the potential to University of Toledo f 354 1 raise some eyebrows. Thursday at the annual MAC "Ohio is probably fifth, and Ohio returns four starters ■ Both teams looked pretty Media Day at the SeaGate Cen- Western Michigan sixth I guess Western Michigan University 286 , 1 from a year ago, but the biggest good In their first two scrtm- tre. that ourselves and Kent are the Bowlinjjfcreen State University 219' loss was AU-American Gary The Redskins won the regular next two." atages - the women lost by Cental Michigan University IS Trent to the Portland Trail few r to a Russian team while season MAC title last year and Larranaga was quick to point Blazers. Toledo was picked fifth tile men pasted a Croatian upset nationally-ranked Arizona out the league's parity, however, Kent University 1 despite returning a wealth of tal- club team this week. They in the NCAA tournament before and he thinks that a sleeper team Arkon University 71 ent, Including All-MAC perfor- succumbing by a point to Vir- may be lurking. wm mer Craig Thames. WMU re- *~ host one more scrim- . the women Saturday ginia in the second round. "To be quite honest, I think turns all five starters from a the men next "Success allows your players that there is a Cinderella team Following Ball State in third tournament champion last 14-13 team. to believe they've arrived," ex- that will materialize somewhere place, the predictions were, in season. As for the bottom rung of the [Don't be surprised if these plained Miami coach Herb Sen- in the race," Larranaga said. order, Ohio University, Toledo, Miami lost two starters from MAC, Central Michigan, Kent i show that youth dek. "But I dont even know how "Either to come from out of no- Western Michigan, BG, Central their 23-7 team of a season ago, and Akron are all looking to re- t so bad. after all. good our team is right now." where to win it, or at least make Michigan, Kent and Akron. The but two of the returnees were build after disastrous 1994 cam- Miami amassed 40 of a possible the race very Interesting." Cardinals were the league's honored as Preseason All-MAC paigns. ;t 6 The BG News Sports page eleven Friday, November 10,1995 Football leers head north for key CCHA games Christian Pelusi as a top-notch team. Anyone in "We got to be ready for goal. revenge. closes this league can beat anyone on The BG News either kind of game. Whether The shots that reach the net "Last year we went up there any given night and if we look it's a close checking, clutch- against Lake then have to get and they played a New Jersey After seeing that the Falcon past them, we're gonna get and-grab game or If the refs through goaltender John Gra- Devil-type trap and we couldn't season hockey team faces Ferris State beat." call the penalties, to be pre- hame. Grahame is 5-0 with a do much," said left wing Jason tonight and Lake Superior Ferris State (3-4-0 overall, pared to go on the power play microscopic 1.07 GAA, facing Clark. "This year we've got to State Saturday in their first 1-1-0 in the CCHA) is led by and make things work that only an average of 20 shots per finish our checks and play a full weekend of Central Colle- center Derek Crimin (seven way." game. 2-1-2 forecheck and buzz down at Kent giate Hockey Association play, goals, five assists) but the "Ferris is a tough place to With the Lakers tight defen- low. Hopefully, we'll create the eyes might skip over FSU Bulldogs are known for their play in," Ackerman said. "They sive style, pressure on Gra- turnovers and «et shots on Scott Brown and focus on the Lakers. tough, grind-it-out brand of clutch-and-grab and we just hame is vital. net." The BC News As far as BG is concerned, hockey that is aimed to slow have to use our speed and tal- "We've got to take our shots "Saturday night is just going that view is a dangerous prop- down their opponent and ele- ent to overpower them." when we get them," Powers to be a battle of two good 'The Year That Wasn't" comes osition. vate the physical play. In contrast, the Lakers from said. "You can't be worried hockey clubs going toe-to-toe," to a conclusion on Saturday. "We can't afford to look past "Ferris will spear you, slash LSSU (6*0, 2-0-0) are ranked about making the pretty play Powers said. "They make you The Bowling Green football [tonight]," said Falcon head you and try to frustrate you," third in the nation in most polls against those guys because earn your ice. You're going to team visits Kent for a 1 p.m. coach Buddy Powers. "The said right wing Dale Crom- and play much the same style they check so well. If you get earn your goals against them, kickoff, closing out a frustrating competition is too close in this been. "They'll do anything it of game as the Falcons. Their an opportunity to put the puck there's no gimmes. season. The Falcons carry a 4-6 league to look by people, espe- takes to throw you off your aggressive forechecking for- on the net, you've got to put it "Last year, we went in there record overall (2-5 MAC) into the cially on the road. Last year we game, so the strategy is to be wards, like right wing Sean on the net and go hard for the and I had thought we had a contest, and are hoping to build handled [FSU] pretty well the tough." Tallaire (six goals, six assists), rebound." Last year, the Fal- great week of practice and some momentum heading into first night and then they came Powers said the key to beat- pressure opposing defenses cons traveled up to Sault Ste. they just kicked us all over the next season. back Saturday and it was a war ing the Bulldogs is being able while their defensemen Marie late in the season and joint. We've got to go back and "Hopefully this week we can and we fell behind." to adjust to how the game is be- smother on-coming rushes, were crushed 8-2 and 7-2. So regain a little of the respect we build on the Ohio game [a 33-7 Said defenseman Chad Ack- ing played and how it is being making it extremely difficult BG is not only looking for a may have lost for ourselves up BG victory last week] and start erman: "We have to take Ferris officiated. for teams to even get shots on win, but also some measure of there." to build for next year," said BG coach Gary Blackney. The Falcons hold a command- ing 44-13-6 lead in the series with Kent, including wins in 20 of the Volleyball team still has fighting chance last 21 meetings. The Golden Fla- shes have given Bowling Green Jeremy Yohe MAC) in Anderson Arena tonight. in four sets Tuesday, 15-5, 15-12, The BG attack has been bol- "It is good to see that we are trouble the past couple of years, The BG News With the chances of making the 13-15, 15-5 to set up the show- stered by the play of Esslinger peaking at the right time with the however, including a 22-16 win at MAC tournament riding on the down with Toledo. Standing at the last two weeks. tournament coming up," she said. Kent last year when the Falcons Four matches ago, the possibi- match along with getting even 14-12 overall and 8-8 in the MAC, Esslinger was named the MAC had to score nine points to come lty of the Bowling Green volley- with the Rockets, it will provide BG is one loss behind Ohio (8-7) Player of the Week for her "Everyone is healthy now. It from behind in the final quarter. ball team making the Mid- for a heated contest. and Kent (8-7) in the race for the efforts in the last two matches, gets us a little more focused to The game will be the last for 14 American Conference tourna- In the first meeting of the fourth and last seed for the tour- where she averaged over eight get into the tournament and with Falcon seniors, including quar- ment seemed remote. season played in Toledo, UT up- nament. kills per game. She had 57 in the way we've been playing, to terback Ryan Henry and But after winning their last ended the Falcons in four sets. A Falcon victory, coupled with eight games. She also leads the win the tournament." offensive lineman Cal Bowers, three matches and receiving a "It is going to be a revenge two losses by either Ohio or Kent, MAC in kills per game with 5.14. who will not play due to injuries. little help from the teams ahead match because of what happened would place BG in post-season The previous week Esslinger was The Orange and Brown will Redshirt freshman quarter- of them, the Falcons could very last match," senior middle- action. named Co-MAC Player of the have to focus their attentions on back Bob Niemet, coming off his well find themselves in post- attacker Carlyn Esslinger said. Kent hosts Miami on Friday Week. the Rockets' middle-hitter Jean best career performance, will season play for the seventh year "We've been talking in practice and Ohio travels to Akron on Fri- Along with her play, Esslinger Ann Harrison. Harrison leads the again be the starter for the Fal- in a row. and it is going to be a war." day before their confrontation feels the team as a whole has team with a .313 hitting percent- cons. Against Ohio, Niemet com- BG will host Toledo (7-19, 4-11 BG downed Western Michigan with Kent. picked up the intensity. age and kills with 266. pleted 17-of-25 passes for 233 yards and one touchdown. E HOCKEY EQUIPMENT BLOWOUT Hockey "P '2/16/M^ HOCKEY **ia/ww FALCON HOUSE SPORTING GOODS Kent, despite its 1-7-1 record, Complete Line ol Hockey Protective Equipment - TAPE has some weapons. Last year's Sticks. Skates & Accessories KS 99 < Limit 1 per 99< "Your Hockey Headquarters MAC Freshman of the Year, As- HOCKEY ACCESSORIES UU ARDS willl |(|jl coupo„. Ljn,,, | p„ p^n " With rkii coupon- limit 1 par p*rion In Bowling Green" • Garter Belts • Athletic Supports • Stiin Guards • tron Whatley, has 815 rushing E»p 12/14/95 PH. 352-3610 yards through nine games. 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The BC News High School together in Brecks- Midfielder Jason Began was the ville, 111. After a high school ca- MAC "Newcomer of the Year" as Like the legendary phoenix, reer that included a record of a freshman and was voted All- the Bowling Green rugby team 54-7 and two state champion- Conference this year. Mahler rose up out of the ashes of crush- ships, the Kindls, Giganti and sees a major strength of Began in ing defeat to claim a rebirth in Began all have ended up playing his consistency. "Jay Began is a the national championship for a championship Falcon team. very mobile midfielder," Mahler playoffs. According to Began, the pres- said. "He can cover a lot of Last weekend, the Falcon rug- ence of the elder Kindl and the ground and he has a good change gers defeated Purdue 34-10 but successful program at BG were of pace. He is very good at help- were crushed by Midwest Uni- the two biggest factors in his col- ing us keep posession locally and versities Cup champion Perm lege choice. has good vision 5-, 10-, and State, 55-0. The Falcons were a- "We all looked individually for 15-yards in knocking the ball warded a wild card, however, on a school to go to, but in the end, around. And best of all, he does the strength of their 28-4 record. we all had BG in common," Be- this day in and day out." Bowling Green will play Ohio gan said. "We came up here for a Jon Giganti is known through- State, who posted a similar re- visit and had a good time, and out the Falcon soccer team as the cord against seven common op- also saw how successful the Fal- "fighter". Both Mahler and ponents, the first weekend in cons are. Also, Dave [Kindl] was Giganti's three high school April. The Buckeyes also got here, and that was comforting." teammates acknowledge his pasted by Penn State last week- The two Kindl brothers and fiery makeup. end by a 45-8 score. Began actually grew up together "Jon's the guy who will get in "This season is the result of a on the same street in Brecksville. our face if we're not playing or lot of hard work by an uncom- This will be their 10th year play- really practicing hard," Kindl monly talented and committed ing competitive soccer together, added. "And he's not afraid of group of players," exclaimed BG and after Giganti transfered to tackling hard or throwing an el- coach Roger Mazzarella. "They their high school, the quartet was bow during a game. He really put their money and time on the complete. Dave Kindl feels that gets us up." line to achieve this result," allud- the experience they have playing According to Mahler, forward ing to the club's England trip and with each other for so many Dan Kindl may be the most com- 6 am. practices. posed and smooth player on the photo provided/Roger Mflzzarcllo years is not to be underesti- "The timing of the playoff mated. team. This, coupled with an over- couldn't be better," stated team BG right man Jeff McVey takes two defenders along for the ride on his way to his sixth try of the "I don't want to say its ESP all field awareness, make him a vice-captain Tony Mazzarella. when we're out there on the field, strong component of the MAC "We'll have time to heal our two conversions and an almost one-two punch in their back- due fumble in the end zone for a but its close," Dave Kindl said. "I champion Falcons. "In his posi- bumps and bruises and finish in- unheard-of drop kick field goal. field." try and eight man Jeff McVey, in can anticipate where they'll pass tion, he must rely on anticipa- stalling the offensive scheme we Tod finished the season with 142 Center Brad Rohlfs closed out what has become an almost the ball or where they might be tion," Mahler said. "Danny has picked up in England." points, despite having missed his finest season in a Brown and weekly occurance, again dragged at a particular moment during a got to both support the offense Facing Purdue for the second two matches with injuries. Orange jersey by taking a Jason three helpless defenders 20 game. It's an advantage for our and still be a major stopper on time this fall, the Falcons had Fullback Tony Mazzarella con- King pass and alternatingly run- yards down the field for another team." defense. His distribution skills - revenge on their minds as they tinued his assault on the Falcon ning over and through Boiler- try. Mazzarella's conversion Mahler feels that a major knocking the ball 30-, 40-yards sought to pay back the Boiler- record books as his match try maker defenders on his way to a made the final 34-10. strength of the Kindls, Began and may be the best on the team." makers for the 5-0 sudden death gave him 20 for the season, tying 75-yard try in the first half of the Giganti is that each plays a Giganti pointed out that the overtime loss in the champion- the record set in 1986 by wing match. As they prepare for next different type of game. Together, differences on the team have ship of the Ball State Invitational. Jeff Weemhoff and in 1993 by The Falcon forwards took con- spring's playoff with Ohio State, their different skills mold into a added up to be its strength. Bowling Green methodically wing Grady Slack. trol of the match in the second the 28-4 Falcons close out one of strong unit. "We recruited Dave "I think what's great about all chipped away at Purdue's de- "Together, Paul and Tony have half, scoring the last three tries their most successful seasons Kindl as a sweeperback, but he of us having different skills and fense, scoring tries off of contributed one quarter of the of the match. Prop Brian Gibson ever. Ranked 8th nationally, BG was a converted to a forward," strengths is that we have gelled scrums, lineouts and the usual 1,000 points this club has scored set a BG record for his position recorded 12 shutouts while con- Mahler said. "And that's just a in to a pretty good unit," Giganti backf leld razzle dazzle this season," said captain Dan as he rumbled over the goal line tinuing to be the only collegiate tribute to his versatility. He's one said. "Different personalities Wing Paul Tod locked up an- Kelley. "There isn't a club in the on his sixth try of the season. team to score 1,000 points in a of the harder workers we have on and skills have made our team as other national scoring title with United States that has a better Flanker Chris I laid fell on a Pur- single season. the team and lately he's been a whole better." DISTRICTS Continued from page ten. chance because the women's Bowling Green, who is ranked tte team that comes into the meet with them," Price said. run differently at Purdue. bracket of the NCAA grabs six 26th nationally, is going to be up in 22th place. Head coach Steve Patience is going to be the key "We got to come out and not to finish in the top two spots to "wild-card' teams that don't fin- against Wisconsin, who is ranked Price is not afraid. for a high placing at Purdue. kill ourselves in the beginning," qualify automatically for the ish in the top two in their district. eighth in the nation. They also "We are not scared of these Bowling Green has had a ten- Price said. "Our main goal is to NCAA Championship. But a third The women's side of the dis- have to face a Michigan team teams. We have ran great all year dency of coming at hard and have one runner with every place win may give them a trict is just as tough as the men's, that is ranked 12th and a Marque- and we know that we can run staying up front, but they plan to Michigan runner Today is Last Day! Call Now. Appointments Until 6:00+ Schedule your appointment now by calling 1-800-969-1338. Portraits will be taken in The Key Yearbook office,28 West Hall. 372-8086. Sessions available Thursday till 9 pm and Friday till 6 pm. December, May, and August Graduates should call now. TT i * I.I wm The BG News Sportt Friday, November 10,1995 page thirteen- SOCCER Continued from page ten. players over six feet tall and Swim teams take on Eagles Deegan is 5'-l0. considers in the middle to upper Junior Robert Clarke scored 18 "Their defense has got some Brad Beebe "They've got some outstanding will return to the lineup after size," Mahler said. "That may The BC News half of the conference. speed, real good Backstroke, and goals this season in 23 matches missing the first meet. "We offset some of our attacking Regarding the men's team, Ju- depth in every event," Julian would have a very little chance and totaled 38 points to led the Wildcats. Sophomore Phil Julien styles. We like to play the ball This Saturday, the Falcons will lian said, "It's definitely a pro- said. "Their depth is a little bit this weekend without her," Kelso strive for their first victory of gram that everyone can focus on better than our depth right now." and senior Nick Troiano tied for high in the box. We're going to said. "We're glad to have her have to devise another plan of at- the season when they travel to to try to beat. They're a strong The men will be swimming back." second on the team in scoring Ypsilanti, Mich, to battle Eastern enough team that can be expect- against a team that has a lot of with 15 points each. Fifth-year tack." Mahler said that BG may have Michigan University in their ed to repeat this year." depth too. "Because of their senior Alex Deegan won all 12 For the second straight meet, to keep the ball on the ground second dual meet of this young This weekend showcases two depth, they're very versatile," games for Davidson this year. the men will be without Jon rather than attempt high balls to season. The men will compete women teams that match up very said individual medley and back- Deegan had four shutouts and a Teichman. "We're missing him 1.27 goals against average. get headers in the box. against a team that has won 17 well. "We're very comparable to stroke swimmer J.T. Neuffer. "If because of his depth and ability out of the last 18 conference them," breaststroke swimmer Mahler was concerned with the Mahler faced Davidson while we don't race competitively with to swim a good breaststroke, in- he was the head coach at Pfeif fer meets while the women will play Alicia Kelso said. "We're so them, we'll lose." size of the Wildcat players. The dividual medley, and some free- Davidson backfield has five College. a team which head coach Randy equal, it's hard to predict." This Saturday, Cheryl Patteson style events." the Waiting List. Students are encouraged to Future Now Womyn lor Womyn #1 Awesome Spring Breakl Panama Cilyl PLACEMENT SCHEDULE get on Waiting Lists. 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Main locatedn The largest component of trash We s erve lunch, 3524534 Jute. in landfills is paper. dinrler & daily CIGARETTE 2 LITER ocktails 8PEOJU.8 PEPSI Do your part to keep papers out of the Potato landfill. Recycling barrels are found through- Oonmmutta 990 Chips out campus for newspaper, and offices can HH 91S participate in all types of paper recycling. Canti/Whsta. $2.79 (Last year-185,804 pounds recycled) 161 8E. Wooimr 152-91 S3 $1.281 $12.67 I pack I cart* $1.79 'For more information, can the BGSU Recycling Program at 3/2-8909. FREI ; DELIVERY i A J i I ,;,:...'• * ,« NOVEMBER 10.1995 REALITY ii ■ i Contents 3 • Even industry barriers can't stop The Rive 4* Sharing stories with Frank Allison and the 5* Talk Radio tunes in to social i 6» The power of satire 8" The Crypt continues its tour with a Cheer up everyone Maybe it's the dull look of the bear trees or the ice-cold chill of the wind as it funnels it's way through the buildings on campus. Maybe it's those sporatic snow flurries or the week-long spurts of cloudy days. Maybe we can chalk it all up to the near-end-of-the-semester blues. But either way, the common consensus around here is that everyone is feeling a little down, really tired, and ready for a vacation. I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't a part of this trend, but there are some people that have crossed my path within the past few weeks who have really caught my attention. Normally, I'm not one to preach about happiness. Sometimes, if you're lucky enough to catch me in one of my moments, I probably won't even know what it is. JEALITY LDIFORS: Actually, I don't even like people who are happy all of the time. In fact, they really Melissa Lipowski - editor bug me. But then there are some people on the other end of the spectrum who seem to be miserable all of the time. And they sometimes get to me, too. Aaron Epple - Asst. Editor So, these few individuals have left me no choice but to climb up on my soap box and start lecturing. STAFF WRITERS: First of all, there's my roommate, Jen (Yes, another piece that involves a few of Penny Brown my oh-so charismatic roommates). She's been weighed down a lot lately by that fun Ryan Honeyman process of trying to figure out what she wants to be when she grows up. I'll spare you Lindsey Krout the rest of the details, though, seeing as she'd probably kick me out if I told you the Aaron Weisbrod rest. To make a long story short, she feels like her life is at a stand-still. And she feels guilty for feeling confused, frustrated, and ready to give up. Then there's Jill. She is thinking of dropping out of school next semester because the pressure is really starting to get to her. And finally, there's Laura (a classmate), who came to class one day telling the story of how the gloomy weather was starting to get to her PRODUCTION: so much that she felt like quitting school and just heading west. "I just have to get out Kevin Rathge of Ohio before I go nuts," she said. Colleen Casey Any of this sound familiar? Well to all of my friends and all of you who answered yes to that question, for Vicki Heckman all it's worth, I'm going to offer my words of wisdom : hang in there. It's only human Ed Reed to feel the way you do. But before you make any rash decisions, I hope all of you look at the big scheme of things. Stop and ask yourself if things are really that bad or lublished weekly during the academic school ■ | I reduction of contents is strictly prohibited, if the pressures of every day life are making things seem even worse. But more lomments or concerns to Weekend Reality, importantly, I hope each of you has the courage and the strength to solve your j Green, OH 43402 or reality @bgnet.bgsu.eou. dilemmas and to make yourself happy. Everybody deserves that. WR • November 10,1995 • page 2 Even industry barriers can't stop The Rivermen With such a variety of tunes you might hear more Water Sun." Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky musical contributors, it's of a gospel harmony." The band now consists in the not too distant past. understandable why the "We've wasted a of Jeremy and Jim, as well The Rivermen also revealed band's sound can be a lot of brain cells trying to as John Barile on guitar that they are giving heavy and vocals, consideration to recording a live BAND REVIEW Michelle CD over Christmas break. If they McGrath on do decide to follow through with By Aaron Weisbrod vocals, Duval their plans, (start bugging them Overton on about it now) the show will Although the music- RIVERMEN bass, Andre probably take place in Toledo. makers that would even- Bishop on The Rivermen will be playing tually evolve into The drums, and at Easystreet Cafe on Thursday Rivermen started as Mike the 16th, as well as at The Main merely an accoustic duo, Moneystone Event on Saturday the 25th. the band is now six making occa- "Wide Water Sun" is currently members strong (not sional appear- available at Madhatter's here in including their road ances on Bowling Green and at Boogie manager who joins in to organ and Records in Toledo. If you ask play the organ and key- keyboards. them nicely they'll probably board on occasion), and As of late, even sign your CD for you, so go is a stronger driving force the band has pick up "Wide Water Sun" today, in the Toledo music scene been touring and then check them out at than ever before. (as usual), Easystreet on the 16th.Trust me. Since the band's covering Ohio, these guys are worth it. formation about three years ago. The Rivermen have been packing swarms of people into WIDE WATER S their shows, combining fans of everyone from little bit difficult to clas- think of a good catchy Phish to The Grateful sify. hyphenated label," Jeremy Dead to The Charlie "It's funk with a little added. Daniels Band to Nirvana bit of twang," guitarist As many fans of in one place, displaying a Jim McLean explained. The Rivermen are prob- feat that truly symbolizes "We're influenced by a lot ably aware, the band has the band's musical talent. of American-roots music. undergone a change of "[We] feel we've got a That kind of mountain line-up since the release of lot going for us," Jeremy bluegrass sound. On other their 10-song CD. "Wide Lindsay, the singer and percussionist of the band explained over a cup of Big Boy coffee. "With six members, we've got a number of different Persons 4-64 Years of Age influences and tastes. $1.00 Fare From the start, we've For Elderly (65+), Handicapped Persons, & Children 4-13 w/ Adult tried to integrate music Transit I.D. Card Required forms that other people ■Available at Grain's Administrator's Office, 354-6203 might not feel are very ▼ integratible. We try to Van w/ Lift Available: Wheelchair Access & Group Seating throw it all into the mix, ▼ from bluegrass to funk." Hours: 6:00 a.m. - Midnight Jeremy went on to Monday - Saturday explain how the music industry put barriers Service Area: Bowling Green This service is financed in part between different kinds of Please let driver know how many from an operating assistance grant music about 30 years ago, persons will be riding. fromODOT&FTA. but that such barriers don't inhibit or stop The N Rivermen from re-expos- B.G. Taxi ing their audiences to such a musical blend. 352-0796 "For us, it's a natural From thing," Jeremy said. Put-In-BayX TTY: 352-1545 Classic Rock & Roll .{.-..'t-OMJiU I!) + o\i:it 101 S.MAI* < ;ill 1 hour hcl'orc is nt'cneo. WR • November 10,1995 • page 3 renovated stone church outside hatching Frank of Moscow." Allison said. "We Allison and The Odd did a collection of songs that we thought Russians would like, but Sox live at Easy Street when we finished, they couldn't Cafe is a great way to mix any of it because one of spend an evening. Not their machines was broken." The band returned to the states only is it a chance to in the early 90s to await the hear one of the best area release of their album, which bands rip through an was to be sent as soon as it was original set of down- mixed. More problems arose, however, when the tapes were home blues and rock and accidently sent to Kansas and the roll, but also a chance to band eventually split up. be entertained with the Allison formed the band again band's quirky sense of with a new line-up, which has worked out for the past few humor and storytelling. years since the return from Starling the band in 1985 at Russia. the age of 25, Allison found The band began playing himself trying to make things throughout the Ann Arbor area, work with a group of high- collaborating on shows with the schoolers in his hometown just local band. The Kind, and even- outside of Ann Arbor, Mich. tually began playing in Bowling "We played mostly our own Green and other places through- stuff with a few obscure covers out Ohio. thrown in," Allison said. "Things just Sticking mainly to their own original weren't working out, though, and I was come back with them to Russia to do a series material. The Odd Sox have developed a spending more time picking the guys up so of shows," Allison said. "We bought our unique sound all their own. In addition, the we could practice than actually practicing." tickets and flew over, only to find out that band also boasts a strong improvisational skill After starting up the band again, Allison most of the shows were being cancelled. We that includes band leader Frank Allison's and his new group began playing in and only got to play a couple of gigs in Armenia storytelling jam session. around the Ann Arbor area until meeting up and Kiev." "We're notorious for breaking guitar with the Russian band, Gaza, who had come While in Russia, the band was contacted strings," Allison said. "We began doing an over to play several shows throughout the by the record label, Melodya, who was look- acoustic set to keep things going while we U.S. ing to expand into rock after mainly producing restrung our guitars. Part of the acoustic deal "Their manager, Felix, kepi asking us to classical music. was the stories that I'd tell." "Their recording studio was in this huge. And everything from blizzards, mad dogs and train accidents can be heard during the acoustic improvs. The band is now looking to release a new album within the following months entitled, NO CD OVER Little Critters and Other Utter, a collection of ickor 1 .1. ■.!.• Mulh Puii or t 'lended Plai $8.26 TOP TE1\ STARTING AT CD'S $8.88 CASSETTES $6.76 WAL-MART ALWAYS LOW PRICES. ALWAYS WAL-MART. STORE HOURS Mon. Sot. 7om I Ipm • Sundoy 8am 10pm 3523776 353-6912 135 N. MMN WR • November 10,1995 • page 4 While Klump's performance some- times seems as if it needs a Valium, he is as entertaining, witty and charismatic as Champlain. Klump's strength lies in the ability to roll his disgust, amusement and boredom into a neat little gesture or facial expression that perfectly conveys the conflicting reactions to his numerous, and often bizzare, callers Jason Gookins' portrayal of Kent, a whacked-out listener who looks and acts like the media's ideal of the ultimate "generation X slacker." deserves special recognition Gookins hits all of the necessary notes in his performance, but docs not push Kent over into a position where he steals the show. Controlled madness is the key, and Gookins delivers. Other standouts include Jim William.-. Andy Hunsaker. Francesca Sunkin and Drugs and Rock and Roll show. Champlain's show leaves the audience a Nearly all Ameri- Allyson Forest as the voices recently had a run at the attacks the problems of chance to react to the cans have heard (or heard of Champlain's callers. University of Toledo; American society through drama which is unfolding about) Rush Limbaugh. Their vocal work and subUrbia just closed in the lens of its egomaniacal before them. Conservatives cheer his divergent characters are a Columbus; and his one- host. He has all of the This spills over into polical diatribes and primary agent in the man show, Pounding Nails answers, and constantly the dialogue. The actors liberals bristle as he show's success. It is a in the Floor with My criticizes his callers often deliver their lines preaches his message over shame, though, that the Forehead, is enjoying because they do not. It the airwaves. Likewise, with a breathless quality, as director deprives us of a success nationwide. doesn't matter if the callers most Americans have had if they had just jogged up curtain call, where the Talk Radio is perhaps agree with him or not, they three flights of stairs. some exposure to Howard audience can show its Bogosian's best-known are all targets for his Stem. Numerous people While little, if any, lines appreciation for a fine job. work, and much of this can contempt and scorn. Yet are lost to the audience, it regularly tune in to listen Ryan DeHeer is flat at be attributed to the film they keep calling, which is is hardly plausible that a to the 'shock jock" as he times as Stu, Barry's side- version that Oliver Stone an issue that Champlain berates his callers, acts radio talk show host would kick, but comes through in made. But Talk Radio is at must contemplate. outrageous and toys with be so careless with his key moments to help its most powerful in the Enk's production of words. running for governor in balance out the unpredict- format for which it was Talk Radio runs suspi- New York. Yet the production able host. intended, the live theatre. ciously like a David Now it is time to does not fail to entertain. The striking thing Bryan Enk, a senior theatre Mamet show (he directed The rawness of the staging listen to Barry Champlain. about Talk Radio is that its major, directs what he Mamet's Glengary Glenn also opens the audience to You won't find Barry on picture of the profession is refers to as "...the most Ross at the University this a barrage of raw emotions the air. He's a creation of more true to life than it is difficult play [he's] ever summer). The dialogue is Eric Bogosian, author of which do, in fact, fill the exaggerated. Barry encountered." He certainly raw, the characters are audience with the "amuse- Talk Radio, playing this Champlain may not actu- hasn't pulled any punches. slightly neurotic and ment and rage" that the week in 411 South Hall, ally exist, but his voice Talk Radio takes overflowing with nervous director intended. Talk the University's "Else- can be heard on radios place at a radio station in energy, and the pacing is Radio is a play that is where" space. Bogosian is throughout the nation Cleveland during Barry lightning fast. This works one of the hottest play- amost guaranteed to stir Whether or not this is a Champlain's (John up to a point, but the pulse- wrights around. His Sex, the emotions, and sensibili- good thing has yet to be Klump's) wild radio talk pounding rhythm hardly ties, of the audience. determined. WR •November 10,1995 • page I Tkefienw of Satire By Aaron Epple "Bulimia is so '87," —the popular yet cruel and centers around two high school-age delinquets who are obsessed with superficial girl. destruction, sex, masturbation, and any other source of depravity. The show is often denounced because of the stupidity of its characters. "He was drunk and he choked on his own vomit, Well, they're supposed to be stupid, that's kind of the point. One might actually we think he choked on someone else's vomit. argue that Beavis and Butt-Head are poking fun at the MTV audience, There's no way to know. I'm not sure the police can or the couch monsters who sit around and watch it all day. Another dust for vomit," —Derek Smalls, bassist for Spinal argument is that the show, like the The Simpsons, devalues fundamen- tal American beliefs, like when President Clinton comes to town and Tap. makes them the "Students of the Year." After all. they speak so elo- "I can't make decisions! I'm the president!" — quently for being so "hormonallychallenged." Other incidents like Mel Brooks in the film Spaceballs. when they spend time in jail and like it, or when they become best "I'm a white male, age 18-49, everybody listens to friends with a serial killer, are outrageous examples of what parents don't want their little "Cosby" kids to be. However, this is a show that me, no matter how dumb my ideas are."—Homer no particular social value is assigned to. The appeal of it for most Simpson. people is the blatant vulgarity and the raunchiness of their misadven- tures. Of ull (he varieties of expression, satire, in its dual function of entertainment and criticism, has been one of the most prominent if not Heathers: This is one of the more popular films in recent times. It dangerous modes of artistic outlet. Since early times, artists have used satire to criticize the social systems around them in a humorous fashion. If one doesen't know THIS IS much about satire, it's safe to say that it paints a funny portrait of people without their masks. It also incorporates common group stereo- types and embellishes them to the point of absurdity. Here are three examples of popular but satirical entertainment: The Simpsons: That lovable little cartoon family who seem to survive the perils of existence by accident. Their personalites inher- ently mock Dan Quayle's "traditional family values." Bonehead father Homer instructs his anarchistic son, Bart, in the fundamentals of living. Bart learns that popularity is everything, weaseling out of responsibility is crucial and that working for a living is for "chumps." No wonder the kid dreams of destroying his school with giant me- * chanical spiders. The entire fabric of the characters and the storyline of the show relies on exaggeration of common stereotypes (the only East Indian in the show owns a convenience store and he seems to regard being blown away by robbers a necessary evil) and constant parody of American culture. There is the womanizing Mayor Quimby, ^0 the donut-eating and grossly incompentent police chief Wiggum, the arrogant, self-righteous Reverend Lovejoy, the grizzly, gossiping ■ spinsters Patty and Selma who have a "lucrative hobby filing frivolous * lawsuits" and the MTV-generation siblings, Bart and Lisa. In terms of generation, one must particularly take note of Lisa, who, despite her high intellect, loves the senseless violence on television cartoons. Beavis and Butt-Head: The satirical value of this show is lost on most people because they fail to look beyond the surface. The show ■s. _ ; J£& ^__' * WR • November 10 • page 6 is, in essence, a dark comedy about young adults. The scene is a public "Satire is a vehicle for information as well as for misinforma- high school; it could be any high school. The "Heathers" are an elitist tion," Davidoff said. "You have to remember that just because it's group of the four most popular young women in school. The Heathers satirical does not mean it's not subtle. One time I wrote a mock never condescend to speak to any students they deem beneath their preview for upcoming television programs. I mean, they were character, which is just about everybody. Image and materialism are ridiculous spinoffs of actual shows, and my editor had to ask me if everything, personal enlightenment is nothing. The only high school it was for real. There are some people who will believe everything. boys they'd even consider dating are the football players, who are the When I was four years old, I used to believe the fake ads in Mad complete stereotypical jocks. They are only interested in keeping a Magazine. Unfortuanately, some people never grow out of that." scorecard of their sexual encouters and putting down anyone weaker Ludlow believes that modern satire is more indirect. She than themselves. They are, as Christian Slater's character puts it, "only particularly referred to cultural satire, where it was making fun of good for date rapes and AIDS jokes." The film opens with and is a certain work in popular culture. narrated by, Veronica. Veronica is the latest inductee into the Heather "The post-modern satire is unclear sometimes," she said. "I clan. She immediately experiences moral conflicts as she watches the went to a film that parodied Hitchcock films. I didn't know shallow treatment of others by her so-called friends and the Neander- Hitchcock that well, and my friends were laughing hysterically. thal sexual advances made by the football players. The entire motif of Since I wasn't familiar with it, I didn't recognize it." the film is to illustrate the cruelty of high school society. Most people Whether it be cultural, political or otherwise, satire exists as a ».) can relate to it. People were broken up into cliques, or social classes. humorous critique of our lifestyles, value systems, and prejudices. There was no mercy for the unpopular, and people only did things And since one cannot eradicate all the evils of the world, the only thing beneficial to their image and ego. Enter Jason Dean (Christian Slater), one can do is laugh at it. an arguably insane revolutionary who has made it his mission to cleanse the school of superficial filth. And he means it. Packing a large gun, he bumps off the first Heather and makes it look like sui- cide. The school population's reaction to the death was either indiffer- ence or fabricated sorrow. (If you had a classmate inexplicably die, you should remember those people who didn't really know the person; yet they were bawling their eyes out. Or you might remember all those idiots who went to the funeral just to get out of school.) Anyway, the death attracted the media, and many students pretended to know her just to land a spot on the six'o'clock news. Dean's next target is the two football players. Again, the illusion of suicide was implemented — only with a twist. The football players left the world leaving their peers thinking they were repressed homosexuals who killed themselves out of a lack of understanding. Eventually, Veronica rejects Dean's violent solutions to societal problems, creating a conflict that culmi- nates in Dean strapping dynamite to his chest and blowing himself up in an act of purity. One of his final phrases was, "the only place that people can genuinely get along with each other is in heaven." W hatever satire has to offer us intellectually, it is not without its problems, the more obvious drawback being that satire was not tolerated for much of our world history. "In the Middle Ages, satire could get you burned," said Jeannie Ludlow, a University professor of popular culture. "Excess of art has always gotten people in trouble. The government is used by the culture or by individuals to stifle things they consider subversive." Line from Tom Robbins novel, "Jitterbug Perfume," — Wiggs Dannyboy wanted to use pyschedelic drugs to help relieve people of their fears and anxieties. Since its hardly in the best national interest to relieve people of their fears and anxieties, the government sought to silence Dannyboy with a phony marijuana charge." However, one must not forget that government officials and avid conservatives also use satire to relay their messages. "Politicians realize its easier to convey information through hu- mor," said Solomon Davidoff, a former American Culture Studies graduate student. "Al Gore used satire when he was a guest on David Letterman." Ardent viewers of Rush Limbaugh might recall seeing the "Bill Gump" sketch, where a retarded caricature of Bill Clinton was shown sitting on a bench drawling about what his mama used to say. In modern society, satire is not oppressed so much as it is misun- derstood. Many people fail to recognize satire when they see it. WR •November 10,1995 • page 7 >-n Rocket From the Crypt makes a stop in Toledo By Aaron Wcisbrod more than a year and the they should be ready for at as it comes, many people Scream" however, the On Wednesday No- tour is in response to the show. ______^_^^___^ horns do nothing but make vember IS,the punk rock Rocket's new release "Kick ass rock and the music thicker...and legend, Rocket From the "Scream, Dracula, roll...It's gonna be a good No football hence better. Crypt, will be performing Scream." time. Expect the unex- Atom also wanted to at The Asylum in Toledo. In a brief interview pected." let everyone know one This is the first time with Rocket's drummer, Although Rocket's gear will other thing about the Rocket has been on tour in Atom, he told fans what music is as genuine punk upcoming Asylum show. be needed "No football gear will be needed," he said. are suprised to find that Rocket actually has a horn section that composes of a saxaphone player and a trumpet player. 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