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Nation Orlando Pace makes his case for the Heisman Trophy. Goldman testifies at O.J. Simpson civil trial. Page 9 Page 5 NEWS Tuesday, December 10, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 212 The News' Report targets Piling it on Briefs student concern Charges against cemetery owner dismissed about advising HAMILTON, Ohio-A judge on Monday cleared a Jay Young visers. cemetery operator of char- The BG News "It's strength is that these are ges that he cheated cus- very experienced people. I think tomers by failing to provide One of the greatest concerns they do a good job. I'm amazed at grave markers, mausoleum students voiced in the Building the amount of work they get vaults and services that had been pre-paid. Community Report was aca- done, but we could still use Butler County Common demic advising. Concerns about more," Cranny said. While full- Pleas Judge George H. El- faculty who know little about re- time advisers can provide exper- liott, without comment, de- quirements or show concern tise, Cranny said faculty also clared Larry Johnson inno- about students' well-being were need to be invovled In guiding cent on IS charges accusing common. A committee is current- students through their education. him of engaging in a pattern ly trying to find the answers to "My own view is that we need of corrupt conduct, theft those concerns. to use both avenues," Cranny and engaging in retail sales Committee Chairman Joe said. "We need to have full-time after his vendor's license Cranny, College of Arts and Sci- had been suspended. advisers who are closely familar Elliott on Friday granted ences dean, said there is a need with the regulations and know a defense motion acquitting to review the current system. what all the requirements are, Johnson of 11 other charges "I think we need to take a look but I think every faculty member concerning operations at at it," Cranny said. "The current should be Involved in advising his Butler County Memorial advising system, I think, has students." Park near Trenton. The grown without careful planning Provost Charles Middleton also cemetery is scheduled to be and has sort of responded to what said there is a need for both sold in a sherif fs sale next the needs were as we went types of advisers on campus. He month. along." said finding the right combina- Johnson, 50, of Perrys- tion is the goal. burg, is under indictment in Cranny said it is difficult to Shelby County, where he judge the University advising faces 21 felony counts re- systems. "I don't know of a single Uni- lated to alleged cemetery "I think the strengths of the versity in the country that's got it mismanagement. He is advising system vary considera- right yet," Middleton said. "I scheduled for trial there bly from department to depart- know some are better than oth- Jan. 23. ment," Cranny said. "I think we ers. Among those who are better, Johnson is appealing his need to get more uniformity my goal is to have BGSU the conviction and 30-day jail across the campus in advising." best." sentence in Darke County One thing being looked at is the Some universities require stu- for failure to register a need for full-time advisers whose dents to visit with an adviser be- cemetery. only responsibility is academic fore they register each semester. Sheriffs detectives had Cranny said it is possible for a accused Johnson, as owner advising. The College of Arts and of Butler County Memorial Sciences currently has three student to graduate from the Park, of accept ing pay- such advisers available to stu- University without ever talking ments for crypts in a mau- dents. to an adviser. soleum that was never built Cranny said there are many and for grave markers that demands on the full-time ad- See ADVISING, page four. were never delivered. John RuiUThe AfiacUUed Prrn In a trial that lasted four days, defense attorneys ar- Matt DeFeo, 12, hands snow to his brother Pat, 13, who adds another layer to their 10 foot-plus tall gued that Johnson's snowman In their yard In Torrington, Conn., Sunday. The brothers, and their friend Eric Wright, 12, offense, if any, was breach Craft fair offers started the snowman during Saturday evening's snowfall and said they planned to add charcoal eyes, of contract - a matter for tree limbs and a hat. potential civil litigation, not criminal prosecution. Johnson testified Friday Christmas buys that financial difficulties prevented the cemetery Maureen Barry ies, chocolate and caramel pop- near Trenton from making Russian voters turn down The BC News corn, Schumaker said. good on contracts. Some vendors are not available Prosecution witnesses Students can get a head start all three days for the fair, there- acknowledged Johnson was on their Christmas shopping at fore, those attending the fair may bid to finish nuclear plant not present for any of the the craft fair in the Lenhart Ball- see different vendors from day- sales, but Assistant Pros- room beginning today at 10 am. to-day, she said. Greg Myre Residents in Kostroma, 250 power. ecutor Patrick Moeller ar- Dana Schumaker, campus "It Is a good idea for people The Associated Press miles northeast of Moscow, had More than 80 percent of voters gued that his absence did sales director for the University who haven't gone shopping yet," feared a nuclear plant would opposed the plant in Sunday's re- not clear him of responsibil- Activities Organization, said area according to Schumaker. MOSCOW - In the first re- drive away the tourists who stea- ferendum, according to Russian ity. vendors will display their talents Schumaker added that the ferendum of its kind in Russia, dily stream in to enjoy the re- news agencies. Final results Coasters singer and goods Tuesday and Wednes- prices are reasonable and af- voters handily turned down the gion's clean lakes and woodlands, were not available. day from 10 am. to 8 p.m. and fordable for college students. government's bid to finish a par- said Karen Richardson of Green- A statement from the atomic releases album Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Edna and Robert Instone of tially constructed nuclear power peace International. ministry on Monday said the ALLIANCE, Ohio -- Carl "There will be a lot of different Bowling Green have participated plant in their impoverished rural The environmental organiza- Russian government had "no Gardner believes music craft items," she said. region. from an earlier era can hit in the craft fair for more than 10 tion had helped residents put the plans to resume the construction the right note with today's According to Schumaker, the years. Results of the referendum, an- issue to a referendum, the first of the Kostroma nuclear power youth. fair will feature homemade items "We enjoy talking to the stu- nounced Monday, mean Russia's time Russians had the opportuni- plant... either at present or in the Gardner was the original including Native American dents," she said. Atomic Energy Ministry will not ty to vote on a nuclear issue. foreseeable future." lead singer with the Coas- crafts, birdhouses and Christmas She added that they will sell be allowed to complete the "Obviously, we're very pleased Russia's constitution requires ters, a group known for its wreaths and decorations. decoratively painted Christmas project, which was halted after about this," Richardson said. "It authorities to honor the vote. For humorous songs in the late The fair will also include ornaments and various wood the 1986 nuclear catastrophe at shows that when people have a 1950s and 1960s. The Coas- homemade foods, such as cook- crafts. Chernobyl in Ukraine. choice, they don't want nuclear See VOTE, page six. ters, the first group induc- ted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, re- corded the hits, "Yakety Investigation finds judicial conflict of interest Yak" and "Charlie Brown." Gardner has just record- The Associated Press judge who was Raymond possession charge reduced to a ed his first solo album, "One Hleber's divorce lawyer. misdemeanor, the Daily News Cool Cat." The compact Hieber, a former Xenia Muni- "The money was deposited, and it's reported. In the other case a man disc, which includes 14 of DAYTON, Ohio - A four-month cipal Court judge, appointed his accounted for." paid $2,500 to have a felony drug his all-time favorite songs, investigation of Greene County's divorce lawyer to serve as an act- is expected to be released charge reduced to a mis- by the end of the year. judicial system found numerous ing judge when Hieber was ill In demeanor. "These are good, listena- apparent conflicts of interest in- 1994 and 1995 and unable to William Schenck Mesaros and Schenck said ble songs, and I figured if volving judges and lawyers, The serve. During that time, the law- Greene county prosecutor Monday the money was paid as they [today's youth]could Dayton Daily News reported. yer dismissed a speeding; ticket Tines to resolve the cases. They hear these tunes from the The investigation examined against the judge's son Jeffrey said the lawyers for the two de- '40s, It would enlighten hundreds of case files in common Hieber, the newspaper found. elected a judge, defended their made in court. Rose said. fendants suggested the ar- them and they would say, pleas and municipal courts. It Raymond Hieber did not re- action Monday. They said they "I had a partnership with the rangement so that the defendants 'Hey, these songs aren't also looked at police and pros- turn a telephone message left at had publicly disclosed the rental judge at one time. It was fully could avoid felony convictions bad,'" said Gardner in a re- ecutor files and financial disclo- his Bellbrook home. partnership and tried to move as disclosed," Schenck said Mon- that could cost them their jobs. cent interview from his sure statements of judges, pros- home in Port St. Lucie, Fla. The newspaper also reported quickly as they could to sell the day. The payments were equal to The album, which fea- ecutors and other public offi- that Common Pleas Court Judge house to a man who had been The investigation also revealed the fines the defendants could tures 10 newly recorded cials. Thomas Rose heard cases han- renting it. that the county prosecutor's of- have received If convicted, Me- songs and four previously In stories Sunday and Monday, dled by county Prosecutor Wil- Rose said they had to wait until fice accepted money in return saros said. released "bonus tracks," Is the newspaper said it found a liam Schenck's office while he late 1993 to sell the house be- for reducing charges in two The police agencies Involved in a mixture of blues, rhythm case in which the son of former and Schenck owned a rental cause the buyer could not come cases last year. the cases approved the arrange- and blues, old standards and Xenia Municipal Court Judge property together. up with the money right away for A man gave Greene County As- ment before the deals were made gospel. Raymond Hieber had his speed- Rose and Schenck, who were the purchase. The relationship sistant Prosecutor David Me- ing ticket dismissed by an acting law partners before Rose was did not affect decisions Rose saros $5,000 to have a felony gun See COUNTY, page Ax. I I ... ?MUMU|U4# . ■ • -'juaj^mmv —• WPHMMMMI. -■ Opinion

page two Tuesday, December 10, 1996 Letters to tHiitor New meaning to "getting ripped" Wow. I feel like crap. lent strain of the stomach flu same way they can get In a fa- Last night we had a party. and overwhelmed by feelings of tal car wreck the Instant they I pity our downstairs neighbors: guilt. I made a fool out of my- pull out of the driveway. Beginning Monday. January 6, 1997. changes will be made It must have sounded Tike we leredil self. I'd think. I can't get out of It's hard to remember this to Improve security on the terminal servers used for PPP dlal-ln loosed a dozen wildebeest In bed. today's going to be a waste. when you're drunk—you feel connections, and to simplify connection scripts (PPP users use our place. We ran around, Looking back. I know I like you're flying. But statlsUcs Eudora. Netscape, etc. through dlal-ln lines; this does not affect laughed, screamed along to Southard was fortunate that being tell It another way. In 1995, clients who dial In to BGNet and use Pine. Lynx. etc.). As of some really bad music. And we hungover was all I had to worry over 40 percent of traffic acci- January 6th. clients will be processed through the Password drank. A lot. concise this one word was In about. dents were alcohol-related. An Authentication Protocol (PAP), which requires that the client's Now, pushing the toast summing up nearly every party Some parties, especially estimated 16,589 people died in BGNet User-ID and Password be entered each time a PPP con- around on my plate and feel- I've ever been to. the larger ones, can get wild. alcohol-related car crashes. nection Is attempted (BGSU faculty, staff, or students who do ing like a herd of rats Just ran Ah. the tender memories Such a setUng is prime hunt- Traffic crashes are the single not have a BGNet account, can obtain one at the Union. Tech- through my mouth. I wonder I've gathered from so many an ing ground for the beer-bespec- greatest cause of death for nology. BA. or Library Labs). why I drank so much. Indeed, out-of-control party. I'd enter tacled. When hormones are Keople, age 6 to 28, and alco- Detailed Information on what will be required. Is available why alcohol always ends up somebody's pulsating abode to running wild but reason Isn't, ol Is involved In nearly half of on the World Wide Web (WWW) at: http://www.bgsu.edu/of- being the life of the party. be swept up by the swarm of bad things happen—sexual these. flces/helpcenter/PAP or handouts (one tor Macintosh PPP. one Perhaps this Is because people mobbing the keg. Be- imposlUon. assualt. rape. I'm not the greatest of role for Wlndows-95 PPP and one for Internet Chameleon clients) it's been so ingrained Into us cause coherent conversation Indeed, of reported sexual models for abstinence, but I do can be obtained outside the Computer Help Center (100 Hayes that to truly let loose you have would be impossible and the assualt cases. 50 percent of the hope that people drink safely. Hall), or from the Library, Technology, BA. Union. VAX. Scien- to consume some sort of mind- main goal of everyone there vicUms and 75 percent of the The last thing I want to hear, tific or Faculty/Staff/Graduate Student Labs, or any of the Resi- altering substance. I know that would be to get as sloshed as assailants had been drinking. ever. Is that a friend was raped dential Computing Connection labs. alcohol, in certain amounts, possible anyway. I'd Join the Alcohol can Increase sexual or killed because someone had Clients should acquire the change information now. so that seems to do wonders for my crowd. aggression while impairing a too much to drink and got stu- beginning January 6, 1997. they will be prepared with the in- mental health. Temporarily, at After about an hour of person's ability to be recepUve pid. When attending holiday formation needed starting on that date. least, it can take the edge off of steady drinking I'd be in a state to a partner's cues—It can turn parties, stick with with friends Just about anything—bad rela- of Inebriated nirvana—sober ordinary people Into rapists. you know well, and don't let Dale Schroeder Uonshlps. bad classes, bad life. enough to walk and talk yet And if a woman (or man, as the anyone drive drunk under any Director of Client Services And it gives you a great excuse drunk enough to not know case may be) is drunk. (s)he is circumstances. Computer Services to act like a grade-AJerk. what the heck I was doing. But not In a state to give consent Considering the turmoil I suppose this is why beer then, as the night plugged on- for sex. regardless of what his/ my stomach is in right now, and such is so popular around ward. I'd begin to get dizzy. The her partner thinks (s)he may perhaps I should skip the here. We're college students, we floor would sway, back and want. This Is a law. drinks at future gatherings. I'm need some way to unwind, forth. I'd forget where or who Then there's the matter of sure it's amusing, at least, to right? And what could be more or what I was. finding a way home. I've known be sober when everyone else is accessible, even to underage Inevitably I'd end the quite a few intelligent people drunk. I can watch my friends folk, than alcohol? evening kneeled before a toilet, who insist that they could drive puke on each other, then I can I remember looking out watching the walls spin around even though they were quite ob- make sure they get home safely. the window of my dorm room and waiting to puke or fall viously trashed. "It's only a few And I can laugh at their hang- The BG News my freshman year; somebody asleep, whichever came first. I'd blocks." they'd wheedle. They'd overs in the morning. had stomped "BEER" across wake up the next morning feel- forget that people can drown In Meredith Southard Is a If you want to submit a letter the snow in huge letters. How ing like 1 had a particularly vio- two Inches of water, and In the weekly columnist /or The News. to the editor, please follow these steps: I' UWU>mm. • Make sure the letter is less than 300 words. Please M

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Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Shoe fetish, or odd coincidence? My friend Rich has a shoe ——- passed away. He traveled many old man could have laid off the Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi aura. He finds himself In odd miles to attend the funeral to pork rinds." he grunted, sweat Opinion editor Photo editor situations Involving shoes. I Jim fulfill his obligatory duty as streaming down his face. would be interested In Freud's pallbearer. As the procession Tiffany Wendeln Brandon Wray InterpretaUon of these events. Upon arrival at his marched to the grave it began Copy Chief Entertainment editor Rich used to work for a Good mother's home, he realized he to rain and thunder, making large woman. Her feet were far didn't have any appropriate fu- the ground slippery. Rich Anna Wahnnan Blake Parkins from dainty. She would buy neral footwear. Being rather started to slip, as the soles on Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor casual, slip-on shoes two sizes them as buckets to discard the tight with a dollar, he decided his father's shoes had been too small, trying to give the ap- excess water." he said excitedly. to look In his father's closet, worn completely off. pearance of smaller feet. She "That's fine Rich, now run hoping to find something to Panic gripped him as he Production Staff would go from her size 14 down along," the general manager wear. He spotted his father's tried to maintain his balance to a size 12. said, dismissing Rich with the only pair of shoes, an old, worn while still holding onto the cof- Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl With the smaller size, her wave of his hand. pair even a hobo would be em- fin. His Jerky, flailing move- pinkie toes would stick out of Since the pool never over- barrassed to wear. ments caused the coffin lid to Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel the shoes, resembling red flows he continued to think. He He chuckled to himself as momentarily lift, revealing his frankfurters ready to burst. He thought the hotel could use the he realized men of every age are father's sockless and shoeless Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor always thought of mustard and shoes at the front door. Fill pretty much the same, for in- feet. relish when he saw this. them with sand for a place side the shoes were a pair of Lightning streaked men- Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry Unfortunately, she was where guests can extinguish socks. Men usually wear their acingly across the sky. eventually fired for reasons their cigarettes. But. the hotel socks three or four times be- He immediately became Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec unknown. The day after she had these already. He ran the fore washing them. How en- upset and angry. Not because was fired. Rich walked Into her gamut of ideas. Put them out- dearing. He sniffed the socks, he witnessed such a ghastly Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In office and noticed an extra pair side beside the flower garden to and finding them bearable put sight but because he realized this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly of her shoes were still there. act as large boulders would, both socks and shoes on. what he must do. prohibited. She must have been so flus- deflecting errant cars and He Immediately became Mastering his balance, he The BG News is an Independent publication founded In 1920 tered she forgot to clean out her people? Turn the Frisch's Big upset and angry. This act hopped up onto the coffin and and is published dally during the academic year and office. Boy statue Into a cross-dresser struck a deep cord inside his removed the shoes and socks. Wednesdays In the summer. He marveled at their size by placing them on his feet? heart. Not because he knew he He opened the coffin, closed his Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the and depth. Use them as matching punch would never see his father eyes and by touch alone, put student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions He picked up the shoes, bowls for weddings? Let the again but because he couldn't the socks and shoes on his fa- expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily making sure to lift properly promiscuous old woman from stand the thought of wearing ther. those of The BG News. these "cheap-ass" shoes in pub- The lightning and rain Letters Intended for publication mwst be 200-300 words long, with his legs so as not to harm The Old Woman In The Shoe" typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- his back. He went to the gen- nursery rhyme move In with her lic. "At least I don't have to buy miraculously stopped as a ray sity affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any eral manager of the hotel to many Illegitimate children? a new pair," he said. of sunshine beamed upon the and all letters. show him his discovery. "Oh. He eventually made his Rich arrived at the funeral grave site. Rich was happy now. The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of find a good use for them, will decision. He donated them to a and after the rights took his Not because his father's soul any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. you Rich? You can store knick worthy cause, an Institute of position as pallbearer. He Im- was at peace, but because he knacks or engine parts In them higher education. The local mediately became upset and knew he would never have to 210 West Hall If you want." he said seriously. clown college was ecstatic upon angry. Not because he was car- wear those cruddy shoes and Bowling Green State University receiving them and Immedi- rying his deceased father to his socks again. Bowling Green. OH 43403 Rich began thinking of bgnewsl 0 bgnet.bgsu.edu ways to use the shoes. "If the ately put them to good use. grave but because the coffin Jim Goad Is a guest colum- indoor pool overflows. I can use Rich's father recently was unbelievably heavy. "The nist for The News. i < ■■ State Tuesday, December 10, 1996 page three Airman convicted All wet for fetus-homicide James Hannah the Robbins' home on base on Robbins is believed to be the The Associated Press Sept. 12. Mrs. Robbins, 19, who first person convicted under was about eight months' preg- Ohio's new fetus-homicide law. DAYTON - An airman at nant, alleged that she had been The charge incorporated state Wright-Patterson Air Force Base assaulted and was taken to the law into federal law for the pur- was convicted Monday under base hospital. pose of the court-martial. Ohio's fetus-homicide law after Doctors discovered that her Robbins' attorney, Scott Tho- he admitted punching his preg- uterus had been ruptured and the mas, said no Ohio court had yet nant wife in the abdomen. fetus was dead. convicted anyone under the stat- It is believed to be the first Robbins told the judge he had ute. conviction under the new law, become angry with his wife after "This is the first we've heard which went into effect in Sep- he discovered the family dog had of," added Mark Weaver, tember. soiled the floor and she defended During his court-martial at the the animal. spokesman for the Ohio attorney base, Gregory L. Robbins, 20, of "I wrapped my fist up in a general's office. Chicago, pleaded guilty to invo- T-shirt and that's when I began The Legislature passed the luntary manslaughter for the un- punching," Robbins said. state law in June after an August lawful termination of a preg- He said he struck his wife 1995 traffic accident in suburban nancy. He also pleaded guilty to about four times in the face and Cincinnati killed a Middletown assault and aggravated assault. abdomen. The woman suffered a woman and her fetus. The law al- Judge Linda Mernane accepted broken nose and battered eye. lows prosecutors to file charges Robbins' pleas and found him "I never Intended on harming against people who kill or harm a guilty of those charges. Robbins the baby," he said. viable, unborn human. Legal Jamli Y.n.k/Tkt AiMclaied Prcn faces 15 1/2 years in prison. Robbins also admitted he had abortions are exempted. With snow on their faces and ice dripping from their ears, these two donkeys try to stay warm In Robbins had been charged with slapped and punched his wife be- Medina, Ohio, Monday. Yet another Northeast Ohio snowstorm dropped up to seven Inches In that murder, but prosecutors dropped fore Sept. 12 after becoming Thomas asked her to withdraw part of the state yesterday. the charge in exchange for his angry at her for not cleaning the from the case. guilty plea to involuntary man- house or not letting the dogs out- "I find there are no grounds slaughter. If convicted of mur- side. He acknowledged that he that would require me to disqua- der, Robbins could have faced once struck her in the face after lify myself," she said. "I believe I life in prison. he watched a favorite basketball can be fair and impartial, and I Used-car salesman kills Security police were called to team lose a game on television. will do so." Eggfarm under investigation unsatisfied buyer in fight The Associated Press for hiring illegal immigrants "I just can't believe it - it's terrible." COLUMBUS - A man was shot to death Monday at a used-car The Associated Press L.P. were arrested Friday at four INS agents will examine dealership employee Robert Surwell company farmhouses in Licking AgriGeneral records to de- dealership during an altercation County. termine whether the workers with an employee of the dealer- on the shooting LARUE, Ohio - The immigra- "This was a sizeable raid," duped the company or whether ship, police said. the company knowingly hired il- Robert Hughes, 26, of Colum- tion service is continuing to in- Kowalchik said. bus, was shot once in the head grand jury for consideration, vestigate whether a corporate The arrests were part of an in- legal aliens, Kowalchik said. Reports said police had been and pronounced dead at 8:58 a.m. Bart unek said. egg farm intentionally hired ille- vestigation of AgriGeneral's hir- AgriGeneral could be fined called to the used-car lot Friday thousands of dollars if the com- at Ohio State University Medical Broadcast reports said Hughes because Hughes had threatened gal immigrants to work at its ing practices in Licking County Center, said hospital spokesman operation in two Ohio communi- and in the Marion County city of pany violated the law, he said. was unhappy with a 1992 Corve- employees. David Crawford. tte he had purchased Friday from ties, an official said Monday. LaRue. AgriGeneral has been Employee Robert Surwell told The agents also will investigate The shooting occurred about 8 the dealership. "We're trying to see if there operating the Licking County fa- Columbus television station whether AgriGeneral followed am. at Paramount Automotive After the car broke down was any attempt by AgriGeneral cility since 1982. It opened the WBNS that he and his fellow federal law by requiring workers Center in the Grandview Heights twice, Hughes went back to the workers were nervous about to circumvent the law," said LaRue operation in Sept. 199S. to present documents showing neighborhood, police spokeswo- lot and allegedly threatened em- dealing with Hughes because of Richard Kowalchik, deputy di- INS agents have been auditing they were eligible to work in the man Carrie Bartunek said. ployees, reports said. Although the threats. rector of the U.S. Immigration the company's personnel records United States. Police provided few details and Naturalization Service in the company had agreed to take for more than a month. Kowalchik said investigators about the killing, but officers back the vehicle, he returned Ohio. Many of the Illegal workers "I just can't believe it. It's ter- were trying to see how long the said they would not charge the unannounced Monday. The fight Twenty illegal immigrants had fraudulent immigration rible " Surwell said. "Especia- illegal Immigrants had been employee. The case will be pre- broke out, and Hughes was shot employed by AgriGeneral Co. documents, Kowalchik said. working in Licking County. lly when I knew the guy. I talked sented to a Franklin County during the struggle. to the guy Friday." 7 Preferred Properties MANAGEMENT COMPANY NOW Nate used to be a nerd.. ACCEPTING 530 S. MAPLE ST. 352-9378 APPLICATIONS Leasing Summer & Fall

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No axp. date il 12400 Wiiamiim. 25 4 M75) EXP. 12-31-96 M2 00 87a-9309 SvSSSiSi:^ 480 Lehman aS*-35a8 I page four The BG News Tuesday, December 10, 1996 The search for good advice Good advising is 'essential' Jay Young said advising has been recog- The BG News nized as part of the reward struc- If there Is one thing faculty, ture In other places he has students and administrators can worked. agree on when It comes to stu- "I'm used to having advis- dent advising. It is how impor- ing count as part of the teaching tant it is to have a strong advis- function and not the service ing system. function, because In a sense ad- "I think it's essential." vising is teaching." President Sidney Ribeau said. "In Middleton said the advising ' advising you teach students how system needs to meet two needs. to make decisions, how to plan He said the system needs to pro- how to utilize their time, how to vide students with timely and make choices." accurate advising on curricular Ribeau said advisers are building. In addition, he said the key in helping students plan for system needs to help students their careers. think through conceptually what "In addition to selecting they are doing. classes and majors It should be Ed Whlpple. vice president a dialogue that helps a student for Student Affairs, said there is grow In his or her own profes- a need for a strong advising sys- sion, but also as an Individual." tem outside academics. Ribeau said academic ad- "Since a student spends vising is important enough that about 80 percent of his or her it should "definitely" be made time outside the classroom. I part of the faculty reward struc- think it's real important." ture. Whipple said. "Advising is teaching. It's "Learning takes place in a Just teaching different kinds of variety or arenas, not just the things." he said. "I think advis- classroom. A lot of learning ing should be recognized. It's about life takes place In the Rec part of teaching." Center. There's a whole variety Provost Charles Middleton of ways people learn." Formal training not required Chairpersons say instruction taught from previous adviser Darla Warnock time spent In the department al- Roger Anderson. Political know to graduate. 7rie BG News lows them to learn what type of Science Department chairman, "I think our undergraduate No formal training Is nec- goals students need to set to explained the process of choos- advisor spends a good deal of essary In preparing undergradu- meet academic requirements. ing an adviser depends largely on time studying careers," Nieman ate academic advisers for their Ron Woodruff. Biological the kind of advice students need. said. "They need to know about Job. Most of their Instruction is Sciences Department chairman, "It depends on what the what students need to know taught to them from the said faculty need to show depart- student wants," he said. "We about." preceedlng adviser, according to ment knowledge and a desire to don't have anything spelled out The University recom- department chairpersons. aid students If they are to be- about what the student should mends undergraduate student Donald Nleman, History come an adviser. do." see their advisers at least once a Department chairman, said "They are chosen based Anderson said the more semester. though adviser selection varies upon personality, and they need information a student brings to However, It is not a require- from department to department, to take pride In their Job." Woo- discuss with their adviser, the ment. the same basic guidelines are druff said. "Some people just more helpful the meeting be- Nleman stressed that many followed by most of them. don't communicate as well." comes. students are not taking advan- "We have an undergradu- The purpose of advisers Is The better a student can tage of the advising system as a Every student's ate adviser appointed by the de- to effectively communicate with be prepared prior to coming in whole. partment chair." Nleman said. students about their academic to see him the better." Anderson "Someone especially Interested in problems and help them move said. "A transcript or anything "I look at advising as a part experience differs A undergraduate education." on. according to Woodruff. else might be helpful." of teaching," Nleman said. "Un- He said they are chosen "Students should expect to Nleman explained the ad- dergraduates are rather reticent Jay Young very Important. based on their interest and In- be listened to, he said. They visor has to keep up on change about coming In and seeking The BG News "Their volvement In the department. should get advice better than within the department and learn advice, which I think Is quite a Students' college experi- knowledge of Nleman s-ild he believes their what they went In there with." precisely what students need to pity." ence many times depends If they the program are fortunate enough to be helps me take matched with a good adviser. For the right those who are. there can be great classes so I rewards. For those who are not. can get Into the It can be the low point of a col- program." lege experience. Durant said. "If Shaun Mooran said she you don't have one than you re- has had a poor experience with ally Just have to take a shot In academic advising. the dark." "It's a Joke in some cases." Amy Kettner. Junior art ADVISING Mooran said. "1 don't think that therapy major, said she has done Continued from page one. they do everything they neces- fine "shooting In the dark." sarily can." They usually tell you to "I think It's a mistake for Mooran said speaking to take classes that you don't need." students to do that, but our sys- others In the program Is Just as Kettner said. There Is a list of tem Is set up to put a good deal reliable. all of the courses you need." of responsibility on the student," "I find It easier to get better Jennifer Harter, freshman Cranny said. advice from other students or art history, said she Is planning Ribeau said forcing student professors or even secretaries." on meeting with an adviser to to see an adviser is not the an- Mooran said. assist her with her schedule. swer. Patrick Durant. sophomore "I have a name, but 1 'We need to create an in- pre-crlminal justice major, said haven't seen him yet." she said. centive where a student would he has had a positive experience "Hopefully he will be able to di- want to see an adviser." Ribeau with his adviser. He said the as- rect me to different sources for said. "Just a stamp alone won't sistance of his adviser has been the job 1 want to go Into." do It. We need to work on the at- Utude."

Students are responsible for advice in the end Jay Young catalog reader. ers should expect students to expect from the student Is that responsibility. Even though he or advice'," Cranny said. "You're not The BG News "They have a right to expect come with a sense of what they they'll listen to and consider she may be listening to someone being charged for it, so you else." Ribeau said. "It's kind of President Sidney Ribeau that the adviser either knows the want from their educational ex- what they hear. That they'll be should be careful of things you said a student has the right to answers to their quesUons or is perience. forthcoming about what It Is they like life. Once you become an get for free." adult you need to learn you Just expect accurate Information with willing to make the effort to get They should have some want to do and why they want to To make sure nothing is in can't go on what somebody tells a caring attitude from academic the answers to their quesUons." well-structured questions that do It." Cranny said. "It should be quesUon. Cranny said a student Interaction where two people you all of the time." advisers. Cranny said. 'You can't Just leave reflect what their Interests are." should get the advice taken In Cranny said academic ad- "I think advisers need to be It to the students to read the Ribeau said. 'The students need have the same goal, and that's writing. trained, and students need to be catalog, and if they run into a to come with some preparaUon. the welfare of the student within vice a student receives should be viewed under the same skepti- able to expect that they're talk- snarl someone can explain the Not Just. Here I am, tell me what the standards of the University." "In a great many cases they - ing with an excellent faculty catalog to them. That's not ad- to do. ' In the end, Ribeau said cism as other suggesUons. probably should get It In writing what lies at the end of the path "It's up to the student, in member who is also trained In vising. Advising Is. 'How can we Cranny said advisers or should check It out." Cranny of the advice taken is the respon- taking that kind of advice to treat advising." Ribeau said. get you to where you want to go should expect students to par- said. "If a faculty member or an 1 sibility of the student. It like they do any other kind of Joe Cranny. College of Arts in the best possible way?" ticipate and be active In the de- adviser tells you that you have "I think ultimately. In a very advice. Evaluate It. look at It and and Sciences dean, said a stu- The expectations go both cision making process. to take this. It's not a bad Idea to practical way. It's the student's decide, Do I want to take this dent should receive more than a ways, though. Ribeau said advis- "What they have a right to say. "Where does It say that?'" Nation Tuesday, December 10, 1996 page five Simpson jury hears company pays ^ , j * . • for employees Goldman testimony typing injuries Linda Deutsch when he told of finding a diagram years. He also showed that Fred Fred Goldman told of his own The Associated Press in his son's apartment after his Goldman has a $450,000 book three marriages and his move to The Associated Press would not comment on the ver- death showing a restaurant he contract. California when Ron was a teen- dict. SANTA MONICA, Calif. - dreamed of opening. The plaintiffs rested when ager. He said Ron tried college Philips said Geressy, 50, the Bringing his furious quest to "I never realized how far Ron Goldman left the stand. twice and failed and managed to NEW YORK - In the first ver- most severely injured, has prove OJ. Simpson killed his son had gotten with his plans and his Baker immediately launched run up so many debts he had to dict of Its kind, a federal jury undergone four operations since to a sorrowful climax, Fred dreams," Goldman sobbed. the defense by calling retired declare bankruptcy. ordered computer maker Digital her Injuries became severe in Goldman took the stand Monday The diagram, displayed on a police Detective Philip Vannatter The father said he wouldn't Equipment Co. to pay nearly $6 1991, and now "her arms are and told of the huge void the slay- TV screen, showed a floor plan in and dissecting his actions the bail him out of the "financial million to three women who suf- withered." ing has left in his life. the shape of an Egyptian ankh night Nicole Brown Simpson and pickle" because he believed in fered disabling arm and wrist in- "There Isn't a day that goes by necklace that the 25-year-old Ron Ron Goldman were found slain. practicing "tough love parent- juries they blamed on their key- that I don't think of Ron," said Goldman wore. Asked what It Superior Court Judge Hiroshl ing." boards. The verdict was returned "Not only did they Goldman, shooting angry glances symbolized, the father wept and Fujisaki immediately began sus- last week in federal court in know people were at Simpson and overcome at said, "Eternal life," then turned taining objections to Baker's Goldman said his son held nu- Brooklyn. times with such wrenching sobs toward Simpson and added, "He questions, leaving the lawyer merous jobs and finally decided Patricia Geressy, a secretary getting hurt, but they that his lawyer had to pause in doesnt wear It anymore. Kim shaking his head in frustration. he liked being a waiter. Six at the Port Authority of New didn't bother to tell questioning. wears it now." But Baker was able to win Van- months before Ron was slain, York and New Jersey, won Jurors seemed grim. Most Kim Goldman, the slain man's natter's concession that he saw Fred Goldman said, his son pro- nearly $5.4 million; Jill Jackson, their customers." looked down when Goldman sob- younger sister, sat in the front no evidence that anyone had posed opening his own restaurant a legal secretary, was awarded bed. Two appeared to grow row of the courtroom, dabbing at climbed over a fence into Simp- and asked his father to Invest. $306,000 and Janet Rotolo, a hos- moist-eyed as he narrated a se- her eyes with a tissue. Her step- son's estate near the spot where a Fred Goldman said he told him pital billing clerk, was awarded attorney Steven Philips ries of family snapshots and mother, Patti, and stepsister, bloody glove was found. he'd consider it when he received $278,000. videotapes. Lauren, also were in tears. Attorney Daniel Petrocelli, more details. The women worked on key- boards that Digital knew could In one chilling moment, Ron Simpson's attorney, Robert who has aggressively pressed Petrocelli showed a poignant Carpal tunnel syndrome is an result in carpal tunnel syndrome Goldman himself spoke to the Baker, conducted a brief, gentle Goldman's cause, had saved his photo of Ron and Kim when they inflammation of tissue covering and other repetitive stress injur- jury, remarking in a November cross-examination, establishing client for the finale, eliciting a were 6 and 3 years old. Shot from nerves in the wrist. When that 1993 videotape that "God knows that Ron Goldman's mother, portrait of Ron Goldman as a the rear, it showed two tiny fig- ies, said their lawyer, Steven Phi- sheath, or 'tunnel," becomes in- where I'll be in a year." Sharon Rufo, who is a party to young man still finding his way ures in coats, holding hands lips. flamed, it can press on nerves, Fred Goldman wept hardest the lawsuit, hadn't seen him in 14 in life when he was killed. walking down an empty road. Despite a rising number of causing problems ranging from complaints from office workers, soreness to inability to use the no computer maker has ever hands. Jackson, 42, now of Wil- North Tarrytown considers new moniker been ordered to pay damages for kes-Barre, Pa., suffered from injuries blamed on keyboard de- cubital tunnel syndrome, a simi- sign. Jim Fitzgerald whether to change their village's The Old Dutch Church, the in and sales taxes could help re- lar affliction of the nerves in the Philips said Digital had been elbow that is not treatable surgi- The Associated Press name to the more evocative and bridge over the Pocantico River, place the $1 million a year Gen- cited by the federal Occupational perhaps more lucrative Sleepy eral Motors has been paying," cally, Philips said. and the brook where the British Safety and Health Administra- said Chris Skelly, a resident who NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. - Hollow. spy John Andre was captured all tion for similar injuries among Washington Irving is buried in a "I've done some world travels, was putting up "Vote Yes" pos- In October, a jury in Kansas figure in the story and are in its own workers in 1989. churchyard here. A few blocks to and when you said 'North Tarry- ters around town. "We want peo- City, Mo., said IBM was not re- North Tarrytown, which la on the "Digital put in a terrific pro- the south is the Horseman Diner, town' nobody knew what it was," ple to come to Sleepy Hollow, sponsible for a former Blue Hudson River, about 20 miles gram for its own workers and where the horseman is pictured said John Morabito, bom in the north of Manhattan. visit the sights, have lunch, buy Cross and Blue Shield worker's headless. Not far away are the village 72 years ago. "But if you some antiques, take a boat ride." managed to reduce the incidence disabling arm and shoulder pain. Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital, said 'Sleepy Hollow' and 'Rip van Polly Baumgartner said people of this at Digital eightfold, but the Sleepy Hollow Bicycle Shop Winkle' and The Headless Hor- are always asking her, "Is this "Historically, It's illegitimate," they didn't bother to tell their A federal jury in Philadelphia and Sleepy Hollow High School. seman,' then people knew." Sleepy Hollow?" "Well, yeah," he said, "and as a historian I customers," Philips said. "Not ruled earlier this year, in only the This is Sleepy Hollow country. It's clear that North Tarrytown she said. "It's just not called don't like distortion. Keep the only did they know people were second case to go to a jury, that But it isn't CALLED Sleepy is the setting for Irving's 1819 that." name, then let's get some In- getting hurt, they knew how to IBM and Atex Inc. were not to Hollow - not yet, at least. tale "The Legend of Sleepy Hol- The village's trustees already dustrial company to take over the fix the problem and they kept blame for the painful wrist con- The 8,000 people of North Tar- low," in which the gangly school- support the move to call it that. GM space." quiet so they could sell their dition a Philadelphia Inquirer re- rytown, in need of some revenue teacher Ichabod Crane dis- "If people know this is where An earlier effort to rename the equipment." porter developed after hours at now that a General Motors plant appears after being terrorized by to come to find Sleepy Hollow, village Sleepy Hollow failed Digital lawyer Kenneth King computer keyboards. has closed, will decide Tuesday a headless horseman. then tourism dollars would flow 2-to-l in 1988. AUTOVIIXE Oscar-nominated, former 'In " lie re to serve you" Coining Soon: the Heat of the Night' star dies Student Buv Back Program

Phillip L. Velez The Associated Press '94 Pontiac '91 Chevy '90 Chevy '88 Ford NEW YORK -- Howard Rol- Sunbird Cavalier Cavalier Aerostar lins, the Oscar-nominated actor who was bounced from the TV series "In the Heat of the $8,995 $5,995 $4,995 $2,995 Night" in 1993 because of his drug use, has died at 46, his agent said Monday. '91 Chevy '87 Chevy '94 Ford '93 Buiclc Larry Bloustein, a spokes- Cavalier S10 Blazer Ranger man for the William Morris Le Sabre Exl. Cab Auto/Air Agency in Los Angeles, would 4X2 not disclose the cause and cir- * cumstances of Rollins' death. $4,995 $3,995 $12,995 $10,995 He said only that the actor died on Sunday in New York. 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'92 Pontiac '91 Chevy '91 GMC '94 In a statement Monday, O'- Connor said he was "deeply Grand Prix SI0 Blazer Jimmy Oldsmobile saddened by Howard's death. 4x4 4x4 Cutlass He was a friend who we loved dearly." "In the Heat of the Night," $8,995 $9,995 $9,995 $11,995 based on the 1967 movie about The AlMclalxl Pnu a white Mississippi police chief Actor Howard Rollins, known for his portrayal of a black detective fighting crime and prejudice In who teams up with a black de- a Mississippi town on TV's Tn the Heat of the Night,' died at age 46 on Sunday. WE BUY STUDENT CARS tective from the North, ran on television from 1988 to 1994, he was written out of the series In 1993, Rollins spent a He pleaded guilty in 1992 to first on NBC, then on CBS. after the 1992-93 season. Carl month in jail for driving under driving under the influence of urioviixi Rollins' drug use repeatedly Weathers was added to the the influence and reckless a tranquilizer. He was sen- Mon, Tues, Thurs: 9-8 got him into legal trouble, and cast. driving. tenced to two days in jail. 821 S. Moin l (Across from Big£Wi Lots) ttSr 354-0093 World page six Tuesday, December 10,1996 Yugoslavian workers Facing eviction participate in protest Jovana Gee "The fear is immense," Dra- the IMT factory. The rest are on The Associated Press goljub Matic, an independent paid leave. Many workers across union official said. "This is the Serbia got by under sanctions BELGRADE, Yugoslavia -- first time that we can't get with small-time smuggling, and Their anger and poverty are workers to walk out of the factor- now are involved In selling ciga- great. Fear of losing the little ies." rettes on the street or other ac- they have is even greater. Be- In shabby clothes, hardship et- tivities. cause of that, workers have yet to ched in their faces, most of the That makes it hard for union join protests against Serbian workers refused to talk to re- leaders to organize them. President Slobodan Milosevic. porters. Some even hid their "No one knows where they The demonstrations entered faces from cameras. are," said Milan Nikolic, head of their fourth week Monday, with the metalworkers' section of the more than 100,000 students and Independence trade union organ- sympathizers rallying against "This is the first time ization. the annulment of a Nov. 17 oppo- The demonstrations in Bel- sition election victory. Dissident that we can't get grade have been mostly peaceful, leaders announced a boycott of workers to walk out and Milosevic has taken little ac- Tuesday's opening session of a tion to stop them, apparently hop- new federal parliament. of the factories." ing they would fizzle out by The anti-government protest- themselves. ers also vented their fury at the But his politically powerful arrest and beating of a young Dragoljub Matic wife, Mirjana Markovic, spoke demonstrator, one of 40 detained independent union official out Monday, echoing the state- by authorities in the past week. run media's criticism of the pro- Dejan Bulatovic was arrested testers. "Brutality on the streets after a demonstration in which Others said they feared being is not the way to solve economic he perched on a jeep near an ef- used as tools in a political strug- and social questions," she said on figy of Milosevic dressed in a gle. Unlike the protesters who Serbian TV. prison outfit. His mother, Ljil- jam downtown streets every day, The police beating of the pro- jana, said the 21-year-old, who they say their demands are tester was a sign that Milosevic suffers from asthma, had his purely economic. was trying to frighten his oppo- nose broken during interroga- "We are here because we have nents. tion. nothing to eat. We don't care Bulatovic's mother told inde- The demonstrations represent about politics," said Zarko Jokic, pendent radio station B 92 that the most serious challenge to the a 47-year-old father of two who she visited her son in prison. She autocratic Serbian president earns $50 a month. said his nose was broken, and he since he came to power in 1987. "I'm willing to go to the rallies told her he had a pistol barrel Workers' participation is crucial ... but I don't want to be led stuck into his mouth during the because they may be the only around like a sheep," added interrogation. force that can seriously shake Djordje Bozanic. She said he was beaten and was Milosevic. The workers accuse the lying naked, shivering, in front of But efforts by independent government of squandering vast a window left open to the cold union leaders to organize a gen- sums of money, destroying the winter air. Authorities said Bula- eral strike thus far have been economy and reducing people's tovic would be taken to the hospi- met with a timid response. daily existence to a bare mini- tal. Lawyer Nikola Barovic said Several hundred people gath- mum. he had been told he would be al- ered at Belgrade's IMT engine Sanctions imposed to punish lowed to visit his client Tuesday. and tractor factory to demand Milosevic's role in instigating About 30,000 students better living and working condi- war in Croatia and Bosnia as well protested the police action. tions. But they refused to leave as economic mismanagement Later, about 100,000 opposition the factory gates for a planned have sent the economy into a party supporters marched in march Monday to the Serbian deep nosedive. Milosevic has downtown Belgrade. Jeff Robblnt/Thc Aiioclalcd Pmt government building. shown no interest in ending state The United States condemned Minnie Grace Smith, about 100 years old, sits inside her family login at Willow Springs, Ariz., on Union leaders said workers control of the economy. the beating of Bulatovic and said the Hopi Indian Reservation Sept. 17. Smith Is among the Navajo Indians facing possible eviction were afraid of losing their jobs Out of 4,500 employees, only renewed economic sanctions from her native land because of the land dispute with the Hopls. and minimal salaries. about 1,000 still have their jobs at against Milosevic's government. VOTE Continued from page one. that the plant was safe and would project engineer Alexander Po- Judge declares du Pont create 20,000 jobs in a poor re- doinitsyn said before the vote. the nuclear plant to go ahead, it gion where many residents are "In that case, we can live without would have to win majority sup- pensioners or small farmers. a nuclear power station." port in another referendum. "If people are happy living the Richardson said Greenpeace competent to stand trial The ministry had sponsored an way they do now, among their plans to work with other Russian advertising campaign in the run- pigs and geese without a decent communities where nuclear Co. chemical fortune was unable "plea bargaining" and his consti- up to the referendum, arguing road in sight, then fine," chief plants are under consideration. Erich Smith The Associated Press to help his attorneys. They said tutional right to refuse to testify. he thought he was the dalai lama, Jenkins said du Pont's com- COUNTY MEDIA, Pa. - A judge who the Christ child and the last sur- ments about a death plot could found John E. du Pont too delu- viving member of the Russian represent an attempt to manip- Continued from page one. sional to stand trial two months royal family. ulate the court, but said her de- police agencies to cover in- 'The money was deposited, ago in the shooting of a wrestler A defense psychiatrist testi- cision was instead based on the in open court, Mesaros and vestigation costs, an arrange- and it's accounted for," said found him competent Monday fied at a second competency entire record, "a record that now Schencksaid. ment that Ohio appeals courts Schenck, who was elected last after psychiatrists said heavy hearing last week that despite suggests that the defendant is The proceeds were split among have ruled is proper, Schenck month to his fifth term as Greene doses of drugs helped clear his the help of heavy doses of anti-p- more likely than not capable of the prosecutor's office and the said. 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*, I * Sports Tuesday, December 10,1996 page seven Bengals still smiling after victory Goal-line stand is Coslet still unsure highlight of possible return of season Joe Kay Brown said emphatically that Joe Kay The Associated Press he was not looking at him as The Associated Press the interim coach. He said CINCINNATI - With only Coslet would get a long-term CINCINNATI - A day later, two weeks left in the season, commitment if the Bengals they were still smiling. Bruce Coslet has a 5-2 record did well the rest of the season. The Cincinnati Bengals' de- and no assurance he will be They could not have done fense had its finest moment of back next season as the Cin- much better. Coslet took over the season Sunday when it put up cinnati Bengals head coach. a team that was divided and a goal-line stand In the closing A 21-14 come-from-behind discouraged and won his first seconds. By stopping the Balti- victory Sunday over the Bal- three games. The 5-2 mark is more Ravens on four plays, the timore Ravens assured that the best stretch by a Bengals defense preserved a 21-14 vic- the Bengals (6-8) will have a team since it won five of its tory and left itself something to winning record under Coslet, first seven games in the 1990 reminisce about during the off- who took over for Dave Shu la season. season. after a 1-6 start. The players expect Coslet to "If there's nothing else to re- President Mike Brown is return. member from the 1996 season, pleased with the job Coslet has "He has done a tremendous there was the great goal-line done, but is sticking to his o- job," linebacker Ricardo stand against the Baltimore Ra- riginal timetable of waiting McDonald said. "The record vens with less than a minute until after the final game to speaks for itself. I don't think left," linebacker Ricardo make a decision on next year's there's any doubt as to which McDonald said. "That really says head coach. way they're thinking about go- a whole lot about a team defen- "That's something I've told ing." sively." you all we would talk about Although Brown has not of- It says a whole lot that very when the year is over," Brown fered Coslet an extension, he few people at Cinergy Field said Monday. "If that were to has regularly praised his per- thought they could pull it off. change, you'd be the first to formance. That's part of the With Vinny Testaverde throw- know." reason why the players as- ing and Bam Morris running, the By waiting so long, Brown sume Coslet will stay. Ravens sliced through the de- runs the risk that Coslet could "He has done very well," fense and had first-and-goal at pursue another coaching job. Brown said Monday. "He has the 5-yard line with 1:02 left. On There will be several openings kept our team up. We've first down, Morris ran straight and Coslet has improved his played hard, we've played a ahead to the 1. stature by turning the sad- little better - better enough to Bad sign. Fans already were sack Bengals into seven-week win a number of close games. discussing whether the Ravens winners. Early in the year, we were los- should try for a two-point con- "I have concerns of ing these close games and now version and the win, or hope for different kinds, I guess, in re- we seem to win them. It's hap- overtime. gards to Bruce. I guess that's pening under Brace's direc- one possibility," Brown said. tion and his watch, and that's But Morris gained nothing on Ts« AjsocUtcd PreM to his credit. two more runs, and defensive Bengal defensive end Artie Smith celebrates after Cincinnati's goal-line defense In the final minute of "I'm aware of It." For reasons he hasn't speci- "I would say that he's done back Sam Shade tackled fullback Sunday's game against Baltimore. The Bengals beat the Ravens, 21-14. fully as well as anyone could Carwell Gardner short of the fied, Brown wants to wait. There's nothing unusual about have expected, including me." goal line on a fourth-down pass to in the NFL - gained confidence. the Bengals used one to stop the that - Brown and his father, The only thing Coslet has end it. Finally, with snowflakes falling, Cardinals in the opener of the Paul, usually have waited until failed to do is bring back the "This was a particularly excit- the fans screaming and the game "I was screaming so 1988 season. Cincinnati went on the day after the final game to fans. Only one of the four ing goal-line stand Inasmuch as I on the line, it dug it and won the loud, I got a to the Super Bowl that year. home games under Coslet has for one was sitting there thinking make decisions about the head game. migraine." Whether it's anything more coach. sold out, and the crowd of we had no chance to stop them," than just a good memory will be "I was screaming so loud, I got It does leave Coslet in an 43,022 Sunday was the president Mike Brown admitted determined in the two weeks to smallest of the season. Monday. "Bam Morris had run a migraine," linebacker Tom Tom Tumulty awkward position. He can't come. talk about the future until he Brown said the attendance through us all day, and how were Tumulty said. "That was the "It was a great goal-line Bengal linebacker hears from Brown. problems will not be a factor we suddenly going to stop him most exciting goal-line stand I've stand," defensive lineman John in selecting a head coach. The e,rer seen. There was so much e- Coslet cut off questions now? Copeland said. "It showed what 1-6 start killed a lot of interest lectricity." about his contract on Monday. "Things conspired our way and "I've been around here five we're capable of doing. I just say in the team, which had billed until Shade made that tackle, I "The fans got into it," McDon- "I'm not going to talk about years and I've never seen a goal- there's good things to come." itself as a playoff contender. never thought we were going to ald said. "I had goose pimples. line stand like that, in a critical Coach Bruce Coslet thinks the that," he said. "It's best not succeed with it. I was very ex- With the crowd behind us and moment when the game was on effects will be short-term. even to talk about it." cited at that point and I would knowing the game was on the the line. Championship teams "As far as carryover, when When Coslet took the job, See COSLET, page eight. say surprised." line, it was probably one of the make those kinds of plays." they're down there again, it's an- As the final plays unfolded, the most exciting moments I've ever Brown called it the team's most other team and it's a whole new Bengals' defense - ranked 26th had as a football player. memorable goal-line stand since ballgame," he said. ^2 Total 1045 N. Main Bowling Green, OH rls 353-3411 Kentucky 90, Wright State 62 Baseball free agents rS6u§E?vj^£\*j5te Source By tha Associated Press sign big-money deals LEXINGTON, Ky. - Ron Mercer and Derek Anderson each •Greek Organizations* !~io% OFF"! scored 19 points and No. 3 Kentucky made five straight 3-poin- •Intramural Teams* ters to open the game in coasting to a 90-62 victory over Wright The Associated Press own house and be with your wife •Clubs* Any Item w/ and kids every day." State on Monday night. Kentucky (6-1) hit 13 of 26 shots from 3-point range, handed this coupon NEW YORK - Showing how On a busy day in the free agent out 27 assists and held a 42-28 rebound advantage to overcome a Jackets -Sweatshirts much free agency can be worth, market, catcher Benito Santiago sloppy 22 turnovers in winning its sixth straight game. Personalized Moliday Gifts Alex Fernandez got a $35 million, agreed to a $6.5 million, two-year Wright State (1-1) also shot weU from beyond the arc (9-of-18), I five-year contract from the Flor- contract with Toronto; left- but it couldn't take it inside against the quicker Wildcats and ida Marlins on Monday. hander Terry Mulholland agreed shot just 37 percent overall. Less than 48 hours after he be- to a $2.3 million, one-year deal Anthony Epps contributed 15 points, all on 3-pointers, and had came a free agent, Fernandez with the Chicago Cubs; catcher five assists while Jamaal Magloire grabbed 10 rebounds and agreed to a deal that makes him Kirt Manwaring agreed to a two- blocked six shots for Kentucky. baseball's second-highest paid year contract with Colorado; and Wright State hosts Bowling Green Wednesday. pitcher behind Atlanta's John right-hander Bret Saberhagen Smoltz, who will average $7.75 agreed to a minor-league con- million under his four-year con- tract with Boston that could pay tract with the Braves. In terms of him up to $3.5 million if he makes total dollars, Fernandez' package 25 starts and pitches 200 innings is the most for a pitcher. In the major leagues. "It's a very exciting, emotional In a late deal Sunday night, day," said Fernandez, a Miami third baseman Todd Zeile agreed native. 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The Associated Press ball stadium for the Cincinnati The county has an agreement pended Leon Lett and missed Bengals got mixed reviews from There's no such thing as an Dekn Sanders for more than a with the Bengals, but the stadium some Bengals fans. But the design isnt final, Bedinghaus expansion team in the NFL half because of back spasms. team's president, Mike Brown, said Monday. The county is still any more. Yet it kept the Cardinals (68) thinks the design will grab the trying to negotiate a deal with the The Carolina Panthers dem- out of the end zone by forcing public's fancy. onstrated that Sunday by four turnovers, the most im- Reds. humbling the haughty San portant a fumble on a hit by The Cincinnati Post obtained Bedinghaus said he hopes to Francisco 49ers 30-24, clinch- linebacker Randall Godfrey photographs of preliminary de- announce a decision by year's ing at least a wild-card playoff four plays before the TD pass. signs by a Columbus architect, end on whether both stadiums berth in their second season NBBJ Sports & Entertainment, will be along the Ohio riverfront, and taking control of the NFC Packers 41, and showed the pictures to Ben- or whether one might be on the West Denver 6 gals fans leaving Sunday's home so-called Broadway Commons "We have never viewed our- game against the Baltimore Ra- Tkc AiMcUlcd Pr*M site about 12 blocks into the city selves as an expansion team. Brett Favre threw four vens. Some Bengals fans liked An Interior shot of the proposed new stadium for the Cincinnati Ben- from the riverfront. The Reds It's a nice feeling to be in the touchdown passes as the what they saw In the pictures, gals by NBBJ Sports and Entertainment ID Los Angeles. There would and Bengals now play in Cinergy playoffs in our second Packers (11-3) won consecu- and some didn't. be no seats In the top corner of the stadium with futuristic score- Field, the former Riverfront Sta- boards filling the space. season," said coach Dom tive division titles for the first dium in use since 1970. Capers, whose Panthers are time in 29 years. Antonio creative juices are flowing," said Bedinghaus said he expects the tied at 10-4 with the 49ers but "I dont like it," said Charlie The design, subject to change Freeman, who returned last Seipelt, 62, of Milford, a season- and refinement, features cano- David Krings, the Hamilton county to sign NBBJ as the have the tiebreaker because week from a broken left ticket holder since the team pies over the two towering top County administrator. "But if project architect. they won both meetings this forearm and had 10 catches started playing in 1968. "It looks decks of sideline seats and in- coming up with something for 156 yards, had nine this to me like the seats - where I sit unique doubles the cost of the "We're pretty far down the "It's a big, big step for us cludes partially open corners week for 175 yards and three - the seats are too far from the that allow views of the city sky- stadium, I'm not going to think road with them," Bedinghaus and it puts us in a position now touchdowns. Denver (12-2) field. I'm in the end zone seats, line and Ohio River. The princi- it's that great of a design." said. "We're still probably a year where if we can take care of slipped to 2-8 in games Elway pal architect, Michael Hallmark, away from breaking ground on a business, we can be in the po- and I love my seats, but these has missed. don't look too attractive." described it as a unique stadium Bob Bedinghaus, the Hamilton new football stadium, farther sition we want to be in." design that he said could become County commissioner who has than that away from breaking That business will be Steelers 16, "I like the new architecture, a widely recognized symbol of led the way on the project to ground for the baseball sta- against Baltimore and Pitts- Chargers 3 the way it opens up to the river Cincinnati. build a football-only stadium for dium." burgh at Ericsson Stadium in the Bengals and a separate base- The Bengals want to begin play Charlotte, where the Panthers and to the downtown," said Steve "The preliminary design is in- Pittsburgh (10-4) remained Fleming, of West Chester. teresting and It's great that the ball-only stadium for the Cincin- in the new stadium by 2000. have never lost; it opened this unbeaten at Three Rivers Sta- season and Carolina is 6-0 dium, defeating San Diego there. (7-7) as the defense got five The 49ers also play the sacks on Sean Salisbury, who Ravens keep losing second-half leads Steelers, who themselves clin- replaced the injured Stan ched the AFC Central with a Humphries. Mike Tomczak David Glnsburg cisco and Denver. They've also - didn't work. So Baltimore was Houston on Dec. 22. 16-3 victory over San Diego. threw to Andre Hastings for The Associated Press done it against mediocre teams stuck with yet another somber It's been a rough winter for In addition to the Panthers an 11-yard touchdown and such as Cincinnati and Jackson- plane ride home. Marchibroda, who last year took and Steelers, New England Norm Johnson had field goals OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Good ville (twice each), so it's pretty "They were ready for it," said the Indianapolis Colts within one and San Francisco also clin- for 49,39 and 21 yards. football teams win the close obvious that Baltimore just isn't Ogden, who caught a TD pass one win of a Super Bowl berth This ched playoff berths Sunday - games. So where does that leave a very good team ~ yet. week earlier against Pittsburgh season he's had to endure one c the 49ers when Washington Bucaneers 24, the Baltimore Ravens, who have "It's like learning how to walk. tormenting loss after another, al- "I think we should have poun- lost in Tampa Bay. Redskins 10 lost second-half leads in seven of It's a tough league, and you have though the good news is that the Green Bay, which already their last nine games? to go through a period of time ded It in there. We'd been doing a Ravens have remained competi- good job running," said Morris, had clinched a wild-card spot, At Tampa Bay, the Bucca- In last place in the AFC Cen- where you don't know how to win tive and maintained a high level won the NFC Central by rout- tral, that's where. - where the better team beats who finished with 117 rushing of Intensity despite an uncom- neers (5-9) rushed for a yards. ing Denver 41-6. season-high 209 yards - 117 The Ravens clinched that du- you, the more experienced team mon rash of injuries. That leaves half the playoff bious honor Sunday by failing to beats you," Marchibroda said. Marchibroda defended his de- above their average - to hand "I think it's an indication of teams decided with two weeks Washington (8-6) its fifth loss score on three tries from the "Put it this way: If we don't cision, saying, "After Bam didn't get in on the first two tries, I good things to come because of left The Broncos clinched in six games since starting 7-1. 1-yard line in the closing minutes have a fourth quarter this year, home field In the AFC last of a 21-14 loss in Cincinnati. It we're like 10-3," quarterback thought we should go to the air. the fact that we've [ come close ] was standard procedure for Bal- I'd call that play again, under the against every team we play, and week and rested John Elway Jaguars 23, Vinny Testaverde said. timore (4-10), which somehow After Sunday's loss, some of same circumstances." we've played some good teams and his sore hamstring in Oilers 17 Green Bay. always seems to play just good the players questioned Marchi- over the past nine weeks," Mar- New England clinched its enough to suffer yet another broda's decision to pass the ball The Ravens have little left to chibroda said. "We'll have a bet- Natrone Means ran for two agonizing setback. on fourth down from the 1 in the accomplish this season, although ter football team next year. We playoff spot with a 34-10 vic- touchdowns, and the Jaguars' tory over the New York Jets "I don't know what more there closing seconds. The coach called they surely would enjoy getting wont be as injured as we are at defense stuffed a fourth- is to say. It's sort of the same for a pass to tackle Jonathan Og- at least one win on the road. this particular time." and Dallas got a big win, beat- quarter rally as Jacksonville thing every week," coach Ted den instead of sending Bam Mor- Their last chance comes Sunday The Ravens trail only the Colts ing Arizona 10-6. That put the (7-7) beat Houston (7-7) and Cowboys alone atop the NFC Marchibroda said Monday. "We ris into the line for a third at Ericcson Stadium, where the as the NFL team using the most remained in the playoff pic- still haven't learned how to win, straight time from the 1. playoff-bound Carolina Panthers different starters this season. East ahead of Washington, ture in its second year of exis- how to close the deal." Ogden was stuffed at the line, have yet to lose a game. Baltimore has used 40 different which lost 24-10 Sunday to tence. Tampa Bay and Philadelphia, The Ravens have lost fourth- and the second option - a short Baltimore then concludes its starters, one less than Indianapo- which was routed 37-10 last quarter leads against San Fran- pass to fullback Carwell Gardner inaugural season at home against lis. Thursday in Indianapolis. Patriots 34, In other games Sunday, it Jets 10 BASEBALL was Seattle 26, Buffalo 18; "Any time you can sign a quali- more than $40 million over five At Foxboro, New England Continued from page seven. became a free agent Saturday Minnesota 24, Detroit 22; the when players received credit for ty player from the local commu- seasons. New York Giants 17, Miami 7; (104) posted its third dominat- service time during the 1994-95 nity, that's important" Marlins "The money was overwhelm- Jacksonville 23. Houston 17; ing victory in a row and set it- to a $9.5 million, three-year con- tract with the Los Angeles Dod- strike. Florida is said to be pursu- general manager Dave Dom- ing somewhere else," Fernandez Cincinnati 21, Baltimore 14; self up for a playoff bye with said. "It wasn't an easy decision. its win over the Jets (1-13). gers. ing two other players in that browski said. "And he's only 27. Atlanta 31, New Orleans 15, He'll pitch here in his prime, and It all comes down to being at and Chicago 35, St. Louis 9. The Patriots clinched a Fernandez, who gets $7 million group: outfielder Moises Alou in each of the next five seasons, and reliever Mel Rojas. he can get better." home." The Carolina-San Francisco playoff spot and lead Buffalo Santiago hit .264 with 85 RBIs by a game in the AFC East. Fernandez, who jumped to sev- game was not only a shock, it enth on the overall list by aver- last season at Philadelphia and was uncharacteristic for both set career highs with 30 homers, Seahawks 26, age salary, was 1610 last season teams. with a 3.45 ERA, and is 57-34 with 71 runs scored and 49 walks. He The normally offense-shy Bills 18 a 3.52 ERA over the past four gets a $1 million signing bonus, Panthers got 327 yards and seasons for the Chicago White $2 million in 1997 and $3.5 million three touchdown passes from Seattle (6-8) turned four Sox. His agent, Scott Boras, said in 1998. The Blue Jays have an turnovers into 20 points as the Kerry Collins and Willie two teams were willing to pay option for 1999 at $3.5 million. Green had seven catches for Bills (9-5) lost on the road for 157 yards and a score. the second straight week and The always disciplined dropped behind New England ADVANCE SCREENING 49ers had a team record IS in the AFC East. penalties for 121 yard, more like their neighbors across the Vikings 24, bay in Oakland. Seahawks 22 "They played like the team with tradition. We came ung- Brad Johnson's three touch- lued," coach George Seifert down passes kept visiting said. Minnesota (8-6) even in the Still, San Francisco, which race for the last two NFC wild- trailed 30-17 in the fourth card spots. The Vikings took a quarter, had a chance to pull it 24-16 lead over Detroit (5-9) on out. Steve Young, who passed Johnson's 30-yard touchdown for 393 yards, found Jerry pass to Cris Carter with 4:56 Rice for a 5-yard score with remaining. 6:22 left. But Eric Davis, a former 49er, intercepted a pass that deflected off Terrell Giants 17, Owens two minutes later after Dolphins 7 San Francisco had reached Carolina's 30. At Miami, Rodney Hampton "I was just shocked the ran 4 yards for a score and whole day," said tight end Howard Cross caught a 1-yard Wesley Walls, a former 49er TD pass from Dave Brown to who caught two TD passes. help New York (6-8) reduce Not everyone can gel into our outfit But it you've got what it "People cursing you - that's Miami's already slim playoff IMA not like the 49ers, not like the takes to become a United States Marine Officer, you could get ^ifc*y chances. The Dolphins (6-8) the ultimate white collar pb Jo till this position you have to be 49er team I played for. There have lost three in a row and was so much trash talking at smart, tough and able to handle a tremendous amount of are in danger of posting their responsibility In short, you have to be a leader. Officer Candidates the beginning, I thought I was first losing season since 1988. in a pickup basketball game." 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Tuesday, December 10,1996 The News page nine Notre Dame, Wyoming on outside looking in fusing. Wyoming finished 10-2 and ranked Four of the alliance teams - Texas, No. 10 Virginia Tech in the Orange Both teams going "I'm terribly disappointed for Wyom- 22nd, but it lost the WAC title to BYU Nebraska, Virginia Tech and I'enn State Bowl, although a loss to Texas in the Big ing, especially the student-athletes, 28-25 in overtime on Saturday and - are ranked lower than BYU. BYU and 12 championship game cost the Corn- bowl-less this year coaches and fans," WAC commissioner didn't get a bid. The Cowboys would the WAC were so upset they still are huskers a shot at a third straight Karl Benson said. "They were certainly have gone just about anywhere, if considering legal action. national championship. deserving of a bowl game." asked. "At this juncture a decision has not For many, Florida-Florida State is The Associated Press "It's no longer for the kids," Wyom- been made whether to file any type of just a rerun, and, with No. 2 Arizona At least Notre Dame, 8-3 and ranked ing Athletic Director Lee Moon said, claim," the WAC commissioner said. State going against No. 4 Ohio State In 18th in the final AP poll, reluctantly admitting that Wyoming's problem was "We believe it's more important over the Rose Bowl, it might not even be for Notre Dame and Wyoming arent go- chose not to go after losing to Southern it only had 3,500 fans it could send to a the course of the next month to focus on a national title. ing to bowls, even though they wanted Cal and failing to qualify for one of the bowl game. And it's a travesty that a the success of BYU and Utah in their to. Brlgham Young and Nebraska are biggies. They'll stay home for the first team gets excluded simply "because bowl games and let our bowl partners In the game of the century two weeks going to bowls, but not the ones they time since 1986. you can't generate a large fan base," he conduct games without a cloud of con- ago, Florida State beat then-No. 1 Flor- wanted to. And Florida and Florida said. troversy. As a result, we will delay the ida 24-21 in a real nail-biter. State are going to THE bowl, but they're "At Notre Dame, we expect the best possibility of any legal action." "You would think that if you beat No. not the teams the fans wanted. and we deserve the best," offensive At the same time, BYU had to settle 1 during the regular season you guard Mike Rosenthal said, speaking for a lesser bowl, a matchup with Kan- Another WAC team, Utah, is in the wouldn't have to beat them twice," Flor- Except those from Florida, of course. for the majority of his teammates. "The sas State in the non-alliance Cotton low-profile Copper Bowl. ida State coach Bobby Bowden said. It seems like it wasn't until the bowl team agreed that if there wasn't a top Bowl, despite a 13-1 season and No. 5 At least No. 6 Nebraska remained in a Of course, Bowden's team is No. 1, for picture got really settled that it got con- bowl, there shouldn't be any bowl." national ranking. bowl alliance game, matched against now. Pace, Blocking is Wuerrfel simple for Heisman hopefuls OSU's Pace The Associated Press NEW YORK - Florida's Danny Wuerffel and Iowa Go figure: at 6-6,300 lbs., State's Troy Davis were among four players invited it couldn't be anything else to Saturday night's Heis- man Trophy presentation. Rusty Miller today. I didn't say college foot- The Associated Press ball. I said football." Also invited to the Down- Pace is among the top conten- town Athletic Club, which COLUMBUS - As the players ders to win the Heisman Trophy, awards the Heisman to col- break the huddle and lumber to to be presented next weekend, al- lege football's most out- the line of scrimmage, the quar- though no interior lineman has standing player, were Ari- terback begins sizing up the de- ever been selected. Another Ohio zona State's Jake Plummer fense and the linebackers bark State tackle, John Hicks, came and Ohio State's offensive out signals. Receivers and de- the closest with a second-place tackle Orlando Pace. fenders trot into motion while a finish to Penn State's John Cap- Heisman officials said crowd of close to 100,000 roars in pelletti in 1973. one or two more players anticipation. "It's a longshot. It's been an were expected to be invited But all is quiet in Orlando uphill type of battle all year," later Monday. Pace's world. The Ohio State Pace said. "If I don't win, it's one offensive tackle tries to close out of those things I can get over. It's Pace, 6-foot-6 and 330 everything except a primary history-making just so I can say I pounds, won his second thought. was in the mix." straight Lombard! Award "I just go out and block the guy last week as the nation's top who's in front of me," he says. In a way. Pace already has a lineman. A simple job for a complex piece of a Heisman. A year ago. Wuerffel completed man. The 6-foot-6,330-pound jun- Pace anchored an offensive line Tke Associated Pr«M 207-of-360 passes for 3,625 ior for the No. 4 Buckeyes under- that helped Heisman winner Ed- Buckeyes' Orlando Pace throws a block against Penn State earlier this season. Pace Is among the fina- yards and 39 touchdowns, stands that after eliminating all die George gain 1,927 yards and lists for the Heisman trophy. including six in Saturday's the distractions, the confronta- score 25 touchdowns. 45-30 win over Alabama in tion is just between him and an- "I know who I'm voting for," However, Ohio State coach - or if Ohio State was No 1. But a sacks, because they are the peo- the SEC title game. other guy in pads. said George, now a rookie star John Cooper said Pace meets the 13-9 upset at the hands of rival ple who protect prized quarter- The last one standing wins. with the Houston Oilers. "I don't main requirement. Michigan on Nov. 23 ended the backs from blind-side hits. Plummer, who led the think linemen get the credit they "If the Heisman Trophy goes then-No. 2 Buckeyes' national Sun Devils (11-0) to a per- Almost every time, it's Pace. deserve. But if you isolate on Or- to the best college football player championship hopes. Pace grew up in Sandusky, fect season and Rose Bowl "Maybe the best offensive lando, you'd see ... he wants to in the country, I don't know how In that game, Ohio State ran 11 Ohio, raised with an older sister berth was 179-of-313 for lineman ever to play the game," destroy his man." in the world you wouldn't con- times for minus-5 yards in the by a mother who toiled in a fac- 2,575 yards and 23 TDs. said former Minnesota coach Jim Many don't believe an sider a guy like Orlando Pace," second half, blowing a 9-0 lead. tory. Somewhere along the line, it Davis became the first Wacker. offensive lineman will ever win Cooper said. "I don't know how The Buckeyes' floundering became clear that the tall kid player in NCAA history to Wisconsin defensive end Tarek the Heisman. After all, the he compares with the other great offense in their biggest game of with the baby fat and the sweet compile two 2,000-yard Sal eh on his approach to Pace: grunts up front don't make many players out there, but he's play- the year didn't help Pace's disposition was special. In addi- rushing seasons. He led the "Just basically stay away. For highlight reels - even though ing his position right now as good chances. tion to starring in football, he nation with 2,815 yards on that split second after he gets his Pace got substantial publicity for as anybody we've had around also was a nimble center on the 402 carries (a 5.4-yard hands on you, if he gets his legs throwing a block 45 yards down- here in a long time." Ohio State's coaches say he basketball court. average). underneath him, then he's going field during one game this year. hasn't allowed a sack in two The Heisman Trophy will to body-slam you. And then you'- They don't handle the ball. And Pace believes that his chances years. That's why if he decides to "He ran the floor like a guard," be presented at the conclu- re done." they're not versatile. might have been enhanced if he make himself eligible for the said Michigan coach Lloyd Carr, sion of an hour-long ESPN Former Notre Dame coach Lou "Everybody focuses on the had been allowed to carry the NFL draft next spring, Pace will who scouted Pace but couldn't telecast beginning at 7:30 Holtz: "I think Orlando Pace is running backs and quarterback," ball - something Cooper said his rake in millions. The NFL prizes pry him from signing with Ohio p.m. EST. one of the best tackles in football Pace said. staff never seriously considered left tackles who dont allow State. Crimson Tide stay within football 'family' and select Dubose

The Associated Press from the Alabama "family." "I hope every citizen in the do the Job I should have done to the coach from tiny Opp, Ala., but place of Stallings, who has a Bockrath said details of Du- state of Alabama ... that this will get the defense the way it was he said his long history with the 69-16-1 record in seven seasons TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Some 20 bose "s contract have not been send this message to them: Don't capable of playing." Crimson Tide - he's in his 12th and is the first coach in the post- years after fulfilling his dream worked out. He said he expected be afraid to dream. And don't be But Bockrath said the decision year coaching with the team - Bryant era that fans have been of playing for Bear Bryant at the deal to be at least three years, afraid to dream big. Because if was made last Tuesday, a few has made him aware of the ex- willing to compare to the Bear. Alabama, Mike Dubose got maybe longer. you work hard and be patient, days after the two had a long pectations. Bryant's old job and all the pres- Stallings will coach Alabama dreams do come true." interview at Bockrath's apart- Bryant set the standard by go- "As a player, I don't think a day sure of preserving the tradition through Its Jan. 1 appearance in The appointment comes two ment. ing 232-46-9 over 25 seasons at goes by that I dont think about the coaching great started years the Outback Bowl against Michi- days after Florida threw six This may be the dream job for Alabama. Dubose will take the coach Bryant," Dubose said. ago. gan. touchdown passes against the Athletic director Bob Bockrath "This is proof that dreams do Crimson Tide in a 45-30 win. announced the hiring Monday at come true," said Dubose, 43, the "There were some distractions 2x2 a news conference packed with team's defensive coordinator and and I'd be lying to you If I told with picture former players and other alumni, a member of Bryant's Crimson you otherwise," Dubose said. "I (provided by you!) many of whom pushed for Gene Tide teams during 1972-74, which apologize to coach Stallings and I Stallings' replacement to come compiled a 32-4 record. apologize to all of you. I did not $20.00 p4 Iff- 1x3 llmsL ALPHA OMICRON PI PROUDLY ANNOUNCES $15.00 yg ITS NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS

piSiSuHi SPECIAL DISPLAY /BAR !* LEADER'S COUNCIL CABINET President: Nicole Herman Sisterhood: Frannie Leass | & Vice President Administration: Emily Pawlicki Historian: Jodi Baird PERSONALS Vice President Education: Nicole Mausser Environmental: Kristin MacAulay New Member Educator: Amy Ban Awards: Laura Peculis Show your friends, roommates & classmates how TOB Chapter Relations: Molly Bourquin Philanthropy: Monica Cline Corresponding Secretary: Heather Junia Community Service/Activities: Sarah Lutz special they are. Wish them a Happy Birthday, Thanks for all Recording Secretary: Susan Bedoch Intramurals: Mindy Thompson Happy Anniversary, or just to have a great day! of your help Sr. Panhel: Karri Baker Alumnae Relations: Bethany Oxer Jr. Panhcl: Kelly Pratt Song and Spirit: Erin Waters Come to 204 West Hall to place your ad! with Public Relations: Monica Tokich Dance Marathon: Lisa Schwoi/cr The Thing. Social: Tina Strieker Centennial: Emily Pawlicki Or Call 372-6977 for more information. Scholarship: Jennie Seyer House Manager: Amy Barr You're the best! Ritual: Melissa Harm IT'S BURSARABLE! ^ M Rush: Stacy Hubert Deadline 2 days prior to publication by 4:00

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■1A Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise' 6 STUDENTS: EXAM ALERTM $1750 weekly possible 1-2 roommates needed $175/ . uol. Contact MALE SUBLEASER NEEDED FOR SPRING days S279I Includes al meals Free parties D»d you know thai youf final enarn mutl be giv- mailing our circulars. Jell or Crag @ 3538257. 1997 Taiasl Great Beaches a NignrMel Prices In- en on th« date and lime it appears on the exam For ink), cal 301 369 2047 FURN . AIR COND . BALCONY DECK. HAVE 2 bdrm Apt. on 6th St. avail, now. $450 ♦ elec YOUR OWN ROOM. CLOSE TO CAMPUS The BG News crease soon - Save $S0l spnngoreak schedule? The class can't VOTE to change it; Up to 4 people. Call Tom @ 352-2241 ASAP the instructor may not move it wnthout the ap- $27S/MO. INCLUDES UTIL CALL TROY travel com 1-800 678 6386 S200 S500 Wkiy Assemble products, no sel- lor details. 354-4125 Classified proval ol me VPAA Questions? Call your col Ingi Paid direct, luly guaranteed No experi- A new section of CS 100 has been opened. If lege dean's office In A & S. it's 2-2340 2 bctrm houaa. Occupancy immad 3S4-8800 you were unable to get into CS 100 next se- ence necessary. Can 7 days (407) 875 2022 Need 1 female subleaser lor Spring "97 Sem. Ads master, please try again. TAKEAREALROADTRIPI E»t 0561H49. 2 bdrm.. lurn apt. $4S0Vmo Available Dec 15 Pay $ 190/mo « alec. Free cable, very close Attend one of over 120 colleges in the U.S. lor thru May 1997. Free heat, water, sewer and to campus. Call Cheryl at 353-3700 100 Gynmasics Jobs: Children's Summer ATTENTION ALL STUOENTSII! Grants 8 fall semester or year al in-site tuition lees! gas. Can 354-0914 1 1 Camps. NY. PA. MAINE. Teach - Beam, Bars. 372-6977 scholarships available from sponsors ! No Credits transteil Attend an Info Session for the Floor. Vault. Dance. Aerobics Call Arlene Stre- 3 bedroom $450/mo. 1 block from campus - 2 prepaymenla, everlll MJCa.h tor col- NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PRO- TV BG New* -ill ** knowmf I) MNfl *J» legeW For Info 1-800-243-2435. isand I800 443 6428 FAX 516 933 7819 blocks from the bora. Call 354-3138 or One bedroom sublease needed for Spring IKM limnmanete. or cm nunge dncnmiMlHin *gaintl my GRAM 626-0343 Semester. 114 S Main Apt 10 above Wizard 1997 AMEHICORPS POSITIONS Three full- indiixliul« group<>n the (»•»•»o( face. **i.color,cieed. Friday Dec. 13th al 1:30pm Graphics. Call 354-4243. religion n*lian*I onjm. KIUSI oncntunn. unjMiiy. ATTENTION STUDENTS Stale Room. 3rd. Floor Union time and one part-time positions with the Chrl- Avail Dec 15th 3 bdrm Apt tutu* n ■ veteran, or on the hem of wiy other legally Are you working Spnng Semester? Call Co-op Program, 2-2451 for informalionl dren's Resource Center in Extended Day Close to Univ. - Good Cond. One bedroom furnished or unfurnished apt. protected MMIM Is the |Ob related lo your major/career Treatment, Residential Unit, and the Young Call 686-4651 East Evers S375/mo. 419-669-3036 Moms and Dads program. Stipend of 17,945, goals? Come register for CO-OP 050. REAL CHEAP The Bt. Sc-« mcr>ci the njhi to decline, dttcontinue Tan for Formal! education award ot $4,725, health insurance, or revite My (dtertiwrncm mch n thoie found to be a NO-COST transcript notation that EXTRA NICE OFFICE CAMPUS IKXJSt 2 people t $i3S/mo • mil Campus Tanning and child care with certified providers for one defamatory. tailing in factual rs»«i.. miUcading or ltl\t lends CREDIBILITY 10 your employment Have own room, share huge living space, & Free cable 353-6282 352-7889 year of service starting 1/97. Must be inter- in nature All advertisement* are vobfect to editing and Cooperative Education Program laundry & lots ot extras. Avail. Jan. $285/mo . ested in interacting with and coordinating pro- approtal 310 Student Services 2-2451 dep . uol. Call (419) 365-5620. Thursday night, 10 pm at grams lor children/adolescents, be 18yearsot The BC N*w».a»a forum open to the public, fctngmw* Brawrster'a Pour House age or older, a U.S citizen or legal resident. Female Roommate Needed Renting now Houses, Apis. 4 Rooms the imn-n.it-lity of prc>cMing all of Dli* type of adver BGSU APPRECIATION SPECIAL come see Firstlight have a HS diploma or equivalent. Application $ 156/mo . uol.. own bedrm lor 97/96 school year stop by office titing and therefore tncowrifci our readers to beware $29 95 PER NIGHT PLUS TAX deadline December 13. For position descrip- Alway i be familiar *iih i M>inr» helnre tending money Call 353-0322 316 E. Merry *3 or call 353-0325 Sun.Dec.8.Sun Dec.ISthruThur.Dac.19 tions and information on applying, contact Lisa. or providing pcrvonal .reds! information Pleate remem- We have tanning gift certificates torlisbng. Coupon REQUIRED AT CHECK-IN Children sHesource Center. 352-7568. ber, if M vounda ton gaud to be true. it probably n See ad in paper tor coupon and details. Best tor ChristnasH Female Roommate wanted Campus Tanning Vou > an help in by calling the advertising department ai Western Falcon Plaza. 1450 E. Wooster. 500 Summer Camp Jobs NY, PA, NEW ENG ASAP. Off-campus, own room Room available In House for Spring 1997 419-372 2raOSw.ihyoiara»mrj*ainuand»uggCMK«u We 352-4671. Unlimited pkg - $30 LAND. Choose from 50. camps Teach - Ten- Call 352-3575 Close to campus. Low rant. ask thai you pleaae provide yiatr name, addnru. and phone 352 7689 nis. Baseball, Roller Hockey, Soccer, La- Ask lor Diane or ChrisMa 3S3-0130 BGSU Mom • Dad - Grandma • Grandpa number, along with your tpecifk commenu With your crosse, Basketball, Gymnastics, Riding, T-shirts and Sweatshirts Female subleaser needed for Spnng semester help -e can make fne BG New* a betier publication Swimming, WSI. Water-skiin Sailing, Windsurf- Starting at $10.95 and up WOOL SWEATERS A GLOVES Very close to campus, own room, furnished, Roommate needed 2BR ing, Fitness, Archery. Golf, Ml Biking. Pioneer- Collegiate Connection New Shipment just arrived tree cable $17S/mo.. neg Can Paula & Apt own room ing. Rockclimbing. Ropes. Dance. Piano Ac- 531 Ridge 352-8333 sweats $35.00. gloves $5 00 3527576 $250.ul)l7mo call companiast. Theater. Ceramics, Jewelry, Collegiate Connecion A J.T.'s Cam/out Brooke @ 354 3160 CAMPUS EVENTS 531 Ridge Street Woodshop. Photography. Ratio. Nature. Nur- Female subleaser(s) needed tor Spring '97 BGSU SKAT*MG CLUB ses, Chels, PE Majors, Elc. Arlene Streisand - Own bedroom/bath. $1B3/mo. 915-10:15PM EVERY 1-800 443 6428; FAX 516 933 7949 Call 353-9077 TUES. NIGHT AT THE CANT AFFORD A CAR ALARM'' Home eecu SUBLEASE ONE BEDROOM APT. lor Attention Speoal Ed Majors Babysitter Needed ICE ARENA nty system? With car theft on the nse you need SPRING AT WINTHROP TERRACE WITH Meeting Wad. Dec. 11 & 8 30 (Ed 114) Tues/Thurs Sam-12:00 Female Subleaser needed Spring g7 or $3 . SKATE RENTAL lo be protected Security alarm stckers for OPTIONAL FURNITURE. CALL 354-8702 Quest Speaker: George Grossman - home and auto give appearance of ultimate Call Kathy 354-2954 or work » 372 0479 sooner .Own Room $230 * uM /mo. no securi- STUDENTS* AC ULTYrSTAFF Subleaser needed now til Aug. for 2 bdr. apt. Asail. 0*. olCAREER SERVICES protection and security Copyrighted designs ty deo. Call Lahna 353-2713. 1st MONTH RENT FREE, OWN BEDROOM, look authentic. 1 sticker $7, 2 lor $12 Specify Chlldcare needed In my Perrysburg Ft. CAMPUS POLLYEYES OWN BATHROOM, CHEAP UTIL., AC FREE PIZZA home or auto Mail to: Betsy A. Urquhart. PO Melga home starling 1/97. 24-30 Fox Run apt. 1 or 2 subJeasers needed ASAP. •The Gathering Place' $207S0/mo Call Barry or leave message: Box 60. Dept. BGS. Southington. CT 06469' hours/week (weekdaye only) lor 3 young May rent FRE E w/dry in apt. Huge rooms furn. Any current member ol RMA or anyone inter- Daily Smorgasbord 3594)483. ested in recreation/tie outdoors are welcome. children. Caring, dependable non-emoker. Call Karen or Melissa 352-0581. All the Pizza Soup and Salad You can Eat Its Wednesday December 11 in Eppler 108 Must have own car. Excellent pay. Refer- Subleaser needed for Spring 97. Efficiency Guaranteed to fit your budget Grad. Student Only - 2 bedroom upper duplex North at 11 30am Come Jon the fun! WANTED ence required. 419-674-3641, leave mas. $265/monrh + elec. Above business on N. NOW HIRING $480 a month « sec. deposit * uol. 353-7257. Mam Call 353-8176 Friends ol trie Deal 352 9638 221 leave moss ago. CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Subleaser needed starling anytime after Dec. Tuesday. 9:00pm 1 Need 3 graduation tickets Willing to pay. Call Houses & Duplexes tor 97 '98 School year E due. 383 Earn up to $2 000 • 'month 21. Spacious, 1 bedroom, 1 mile from campus, Campus Pollyeyea Rebecca al 354-4508 1 to 3 person homes avail. -12 mo lease only working on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour Com- free campus shuttle, heal gas and water in- starting in May; Sieve Smith 352 8917 4*0 E. Court St. 1 roommate lor Spring "97 semester panies. World travel. Seasonal & full time em- cluded. A/C, swimming pool, on site laundry (no call after 8pm) Just in time tor the holidays' Enter our drawing tor a Close to campus. ployment available. No experience necessary. lac , off street parking Call Jeff 3736004, Visit the Cralt Fair. Lenhan Ballroom lor those Giagntc Stocking Stuffed Call 354-1223. ask lor Ray For more informabon call 1-206-971-3550 ext. leave message. unique gilts. Stop by: Dec 10 ft 11 between with GNu Galore C55448. Large one bedroom Apt. 10am-8pm or Dec. 12 between 10am -8pm. 352-9638 Downtown, $36S/mo Subleaser needed tor Spring Sem. Across she Sponsored by UAO. Can 2-7164 tor more into 3 tickets needed for December graduation DiBenedetto's Restaurant Avail, immed. Call 353-6062 street from campus1 $225/mo Call 354-7232 3S3-01B4. Spnng & Summer, Delivery S Prep, position. ENJOY A SLIMMER OF Leave message, l bdrm. in 2 bdrm. duplex Apply 2-S. M-F 1432 E Wooster. Toys for Tots Holiday Parry ENRICHMENT ANDFUNIII BGSU Habitat tor Humanity Campus Male or Female Subleaser needed Subleaser needed lor Spring 97 or sooner. 'A Summer in Mexico Program' Campus Chapter Tool Drive Earn $$$ - while building your resume AZG $250/mo.. utjl» deposit Male or female. Own room. 2 full bath in houaa. 4 weeks in Guadalajara and 2 m Mexico City Please support us by donating any usable tools hosted by College Democrats Research has immediate need for Market 352-2674 $205 . UDI.. no security deposit. Call Tamyka 6hrs credit m Two courses on looking to bu'd a new home Collection dates are December 11-13 and January 13-17. Drop Research Interviewers - Stop in of call for info 352 8689 Tues. flpm Campus PoUyeyes Mexican culture. '3330 Bishop or call 352-81150x1.101. There is no subsitute for positive experience off points are the Technology Systems Office m Male subieasers needed lor Spnng g7 Subleaser needed for Soring 97. Spaoous api. Bring an unwrapped toy than to travel through cultural realities of An- the Technology Budding and the Union Foyer National Market Research Firm. Now Hmng Across from campus, dishwasher, free cable, $i55/mo. ♦ uol. Roommates are tun a easy to cient and Modem Mexico. For more informa- Dec. Graduation Tickets Computer Aided Telephone Interviewers Slop furmshod. $l68/mo., call Chris or Pat at get along with. Call Jennifer @354-8271 by AZG Research 13330 Bishop or call 354 1348 tion call ProlessorAnrjrade 372 7tl 9 Will Pay SUBLEASER NEEDED - DEOJAN - AUG 352-81150X1.101. UAO Trip to Columbus UAO Please Call 352-1520 ext 213 Male subleaser Wanted 1997 Female Non Smoking Sublease' Needed tor Sat. Jan 18. '997 We will be leaving BG at Spring Semester 97 Will have own THE TOP SUMMER POSrTIONS ARE 3 bdrm. house. $170/mo 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT: FURNISHED 8.30 am and returning appro* 7:30 pm. The Contact Brent @ 354-0317 room.AC.and free heat for reasonable FILLINO NOW. Our company will be hiring CALL STACI353-2135 coal is SiO.OO and is bursarable. You can sign reni.bedroom set neg. Please call 353-3922 BGSU students who are looking to build an ex- up in the UAO office now through Jan. is. Female Subleaser Needed Spring 97 tensive resume, earn an internship and gain asktorChnsOne. Wanted: Male or Female grad student to lease Upon signing up you will receive an into sheet Own Bedroom, 1 block from campus valuable experience in Marketing, Manage- NEEDED ASAP 1 br. apt. Reni neg. Avail. Dec. 20th Aug. 15. on what to do m Columbusl For more informa- HAPPY HOLIDAYSI Please call anytime. 354-8130 ment, Salea and General Buelneea. Earn 1 male roommate, own rm. 187.S0Ano • uol. tion call 2-7164. T.O.'a Campus Corner S8.00O-S9.OO0 next summer working in the Secur. dep. reqy Call Erica O 3545601 Call Tammy 352-1406. customized sportswear Furnished low rent apartment. Second semes- areas of Sylvsnls. Perrysburg, Toledo or Maumee.Positions wil be filling quickly. For LOST& FOUND ter Non-smoking, female call 419-682-5465. INTRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: GET READY more information about these opportunities call Graduation tickets needed. Will pay money OTP at 1-800-356-5987 FOR SPRING ENTRIES WILL BE DUE THE Cal'352 5486 loward'sClubl SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES IN JANUARY I Mon-Sot 12 -2:30 om I FOUND: TI-82 Calculator WOMEN'S 8 COREC BASKETBALL - JAN NEED GRAD TICKETS FOR DEC. FOR SALE j^^10NMain Sun 5-2:30 om found in Olscamp Hall. 21; MEN'S BASKETBALL - JAN. 22; M 8 W WILL PAY $$$ Call Shannon al 3S3 1823 TEAM HANDBALL - JAN. 23; WOMEN'S PLEASE CALL 372-8328 BOWLING - JAN. 28. PICK UP ENTRY 1985 Mazda 626 S1000 OBO High miles but FORMS IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE BE- Need one graduation ticket Will pay $. Can runs GREAT" Also, Sony 100 CD changer ' TUESDAYS GINNING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 SERVICES OFFERED Jane 35? 0767 1350 OBO Cal' Tin- @>354 5071 Just in Dme tor the holiday s' LOUD & LOCAL Roommate needed immediately. 1985Pr«mournHonn>n Visit the Craft Fair. Lenhan Ballroom tor those Own room, free heat. HBO & Cmemax $300 obo. Needs repairs unique gifts Stop by: Dec. 10 a 11 beiween 353«19 NO COVER FREE CELLULAR PHONE 10am - 8pm or Dec. 12 between 10am • 8pm. Call 354 2365 FREEWEEKENDCALLS Sponsoted by UAO. Call 2-7164 lor more info tpgrr£»«*5> 10 PM 50 free mins. per month Roommate wanted, own room, over 21. 1990 Mazda Protege LX $6000 OBO New Only $5 99 per month 160/mo, .uol. 354-7204 transmission, extended warranty on most American Cellular/Airtouch Cellular *^asa£s£ HONEY FOR STUDY ABROAD pans Cai3S:' a"»J Call tor Restrictions 419-356-2005 Applications for scholarship money tor study Spring Subleaser needed abroad are available in the Center tor Interne Smoker or non-smoker 1992 Honda Accord EX. Black, 2door Male or Female cellular phone, 5 spd . |i 1.000 Older Interested in learning couples dancing? tonal Programs. 1106 Oftenhauer West. The 2 blocks from Founders adult owned Call 419 882 5939 Sylvama Professional pnvate lessons tor cheap"1 Call deadline is January 31. 1997 Call 2-0309 if Call 353 3086 Andy 372-3455. you have any Questions Pagllal's Pizza Fender Stratocaster guitar for sale. Cal New Course for Spring 97 'Emerging Tech- 353 8718 -l"yl:me nologies A Culture to register, sign up for ENG 945 S. Mam St Subleaser needed lor East Merry Apt. Rent is Enter our drawing lor a 480(108851. POPC 460B(30020). TCOM negotiable for Spnng Semester. Call Rebecca For sale : University Approved Loft Bed $50 Gigantic Stocking Stuffed HEY YOU! 469(25816) More into alan@bgnet bgsu odu 354 4508 OBO Call354 8051 with Gifts Galore Pregnant? 352 7571 Subleaser needed lor Spnng Powerbook 170 4/80/14.4 incl. carrying case. Free pregnancy tests. Confidential and caring Own Rm, Free Laundry 2 batteries, Ram double, Clans Works $600. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy conter. 353-7321 SryleWntertl. Ink,et prmter incl cartridge. Gome here... cable & software $150. call Paul @353-7285 Typing Services- Resumes. Term Papers. relax, relresh. celebrate. jom us tor Thesis. Dissertations, Transcripts, letters, Service ol Chrtalmas Carats Transferring to OSU. Columbus? Female and Mailings: Call 352 6705 (9am 9pm) leaturmg student musiaans 8 vocalists roommate wanted to share 3 bdrm apt, dose to FOR RENT We want to see you at the this Sunday, December 1 Sth at 1030am campus, off-street parking available, own Community ot Chr let room, safe, clean. Avlb ASAP, call Lutheran Church a Student Center 614 294 ??86 or 419 524-6168 informational meeting of 2 one bdrm apts. Both 3 blocks from campus 1124 E. Wooster St. 12 mo. leases. Secunry deposit required Utili- PERSONALS Phone 352-5101 WANTED 4 tickets lor graduation ceremonies will pay $$ ties not included. 287-4926 days or 287-4151 Please call 352-3069 evenings. Leasinq now for May. Spring Break '97 The Reliable Spring Break ft A Cancun a Jamaica Spring Break Specials' Company. Holiest Destitutions! Coolest WANTED: 2 tickets for Dec. Graduation, will The Society of 7 nights air a hotel from $3991 Prices increase- Vacations! Guaranteed Lowest Prices' Or- paySSS Please call Dylan @ 372 4830 soon Save $5C' Save (ISO on food, drinks, a "Available Immediately" ganize Group Travel Free! From $99 Party free parties' 111% lowest pnee guarantee' WANTED Grad Tickets In Jamaica. Cancun, Bahamas, Padra. Furn. Apt., New carpet and wall paneling, pn- spnngbreaktiavel com 1 eO0-678-63B6 Cal Amy ©352-9552 Florida, Jamaica. Indue Ice Pun From Only vate parking, quiet tocaton. single bedroom, great student or grad student or couples Professional 01A Spring Break Panama Cityl Boardwalk $39 Free Into: 1-800-426-7710 $365.00 per mown Call 354-1150 Beach Resorti Best Hom. Location, Pncei 7 WWW.SUNSPLASHTOURS COM nights 11291 Daylona - Best location |139i Co STREAK HELP WANTED •Wanted rmtes. lo fill houses and apts.* Very coa Beach Hilton (169! spnngoreak travel.com will be playing at Rhythm Brews this Saturday Close To Campus 1-800-678*386 Call 353-0325 Journalists at 9pm. Funk Album Release to' more into call 3538718 $tS/hrt Do you have Great MCAT Scores (30«)? 1 bdrm apt. lor subleaser ASAP. Full kitchen, Gome and join us on Dec. lOth Do you have a personality ? fully furnished. FREE CABLE Inc. Only DISCOVER CARD The Princeton Review seeks instructors $22S/monrh C All Burky 352 4121. Part- time lor courses m BG end/or 1 female subleaser needed lor Spring Semes- at 8:30pm in 121 West Hall. Toledo Call 800 2 RE V IF W SPRING lor further information ter. $160/mo plus uol. 3 bdrms., 2 full baths, furnished, close lo campus Call 353-4174, ask Find out what we're all about! 'or Tracy. Terra or Heather BREAK 1 or 2 rm needed Spnng sem. or longer own Spring Break 97 room, big house 2 blocks from campus It Pays To Discover! Use Your $200/mo plus uol Beat Jan rush, start moving Discover Card And Save Up To $25! Panama City Beach in before Xmasl Please cal 353-2429. To Apply For A Card, 1 Subleaser needed lor Spring 97 own bed- Cal 1-800-IT-PAYS-TO. room, new apt, new appliances, and parking. Bahamas Party $230/mo • uM Call Josh or Jorremy at $29 3526633 Cruise $279 Spring Break Party Package Applications for positions 6 Days-All Meals-Free Parted Package includes: •Includes Taxes ■Gull front accommodations at the on the Spring '97 MON: Pool Tournament Cancun $399 beaches largest resort 7 Nights-Air-.Hotel-Save $150 Sign up of 7:00; •FREE passes to Spinnaker and on Food a Drinks Play al 8:00 Club Lavela Management Inc. BG News Staff Cosh Prixes for I si & 2nd Jamaica $419 •Next to super clubs TUES: Grswt Happy Hour*. 7 Nightt-Air.Holel-Save $150 •Wild contests & tree entertainment Spring Semester Leaeas on Food a Drinks BOARDWALK Available!! WED: Karoolc. are now available in BEACH RESORT Stop by 1045 N. Main for available Sign up at 6:00; Florida $119 1-800-224-4853 Sing al 9:00 7 Nights-Panama City. Daylona apts. or check us out on web pages Prizes Awarded & Cocoa Beach 'package price based on per person quint hnp://www.wcnet.org/-mecca/ 210 West Hall. Spring Break Travcl-Our 10th Year! occup. 7 night minimum stay S200 security TMUR: Ladies Night deposit at check In nme. You're so* reeding? Get on me phonei Happy Hour Prices 1-800-678-6386 ALL Night for Ladies SI Blow Job Shots H E ALL Night Management Inc. pRI: Great Happy Hour* "Take a little bit of NW NEW NEW NEW NEW Applicants will SAT: Open ot 11:30 am 1 a 2 bdrm at our Hillsdale Apts. Ohio home with you" unique floor plan, very spacious. SUN: Sega Tournament need to fill out Start 350/mo -> utilities Sign up at 7:00; Microbrewery • Sports Bar Play at 8:00 Prizes BAVARIAN an application and BREWING Restaurant COMPANY LTD sign up for an HAPPY HOUR • 3 Big Screen TV's • BG EVERYDAY 1500 Holland Rd Management Inc. interview time. Maumee, OH • Pool, Dart Games • 4PM- 9 PM • Gift Shop • EVERGREEN APTS...1 bdrm A 300 E. WOOSIEB 897-SUDS Eft. units laundry on site, tons ol NEWS ■TS4-4M0 Open at 11 • Gift Certificates • parking starts 230/mo call 353-5800

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