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The Cutting Edge Guest artists join dancers □ The University Per- University Performance Dan- has since started her own com- said, "I am really proud of how formance Dancers pre- cers will try to prove these pany. far the major and program have statements true. In their annual Through time spent touring come ... Deborah had a vision and pare for their annual concert, they will be joined by with the company, she remained went for it." concert with the help of guest artists Jane Wiener and in touch with her mentor and Since the dancers had only Melinda Baker, in four perform- friend, Deborah Tell. Tell is the three weeks to learn this new a University alumnus. ances at the Eva Marie Saint artistic director and dance coor- program, Weiner was impressed Theatre. dinator for the dance program. with the talent and dedication of By PAULA M0T0LIK University alumnus Jane Weiner had mentioned to Tell the dancers. The quality of the The BG News Weiner has played a large roll in that she would be interested in dance program has greatly Im- the success of this concert. After coming back and producing a proved over the years, and Tell Some may say that they float graduation, she began dancing concert with the University Per- believes there is a higher quality like butterflies across the stage. for Doug Elkins Dance Company formance Dancers. They then set of dancers with better technical Others may admire the grace and in New York City. During this up a three-week block of time abilities attending the Universi- dignity with which they move time, she said she was able to that Weiner could choreograph ty. across the stage, moving to the dance all over the world. and teach the dancers a new pro- In order to perform in this ex- music and bringing out the Weiner then re-located to gram designed especially for this clusive group, dancers must be Texas, where she discovered her concert. beauty in it. • See DANCER, page five. For the next three days, the passion for choreography, and After returning here, Weiner University tries to keep up with technology "Technology is changing five ■ Connect the entire campus ■ Begin to develop effective □ Computer services minutes ago," Singer said. to a network. technical support and training makes plans to keep By Jan. 1, 2000, many hard- classes. ware and software systems on Upgrade classroom technol- "We want everyone to have University technology campus will not function, simply ogy. easy access to BGnet and the up-to-date. because of the number of dates Web," Lancaster said. that end in two digits, explained Upgrade student lab facili- By MELISSA NAYMIK Singer. ties. The University has started to The BG News At the present time, there are Stabilize desktop computing. meet the needs of students by re- many problems with the comput- placing 90 television sets, adding Technology is rapidly chang- er systems on campus, he said. ■ Upgrade server information 30 new video project systems and The response times are slow, structure. a problem reporting procemm In ing In today's society and the classrooms, which would allow University is attempting to keep labor is intensive to manage and poor intergration are just a few ■ Replace voice response instructors to report problems up with the changes. within their rooms, such as no Ann Marie Lancaster, associ- of the problems which users ex- system for STAR-90. perience. chalk or if the television is not ate professor for computer sci- working properly. ence, and Toby Singer, interim In the future, the main focus of ■ Have phone access for director of computer services, updating technology will revolve grades, financial aid, housing in- "We want to provide the newest equipment and support presented a demonstration on around many key points in order formation, etc. Auoclatcd PITH photo to stay ahead of the new technol- on campus," said Singer. "Better where the University is going in computers allow people to work terms of technology to the Facul- ogy, Lancaster explained. ■ Initiate critical administra- Stacee Bond, 14, performs an exhibition routine at the Iowa Spe- better and faster." cial Olympic Games. ty Senate recently. Computer services want to: tive assistant processes. Camel campaign Glenn launches goes up in smoke into new □ University professors business was to advertise to youths," Browne said. "They and students comment need them because they are the duties on the recent elim- future." □ Sen. John Glenn be- ination of )oe Camel The use of a cartoon character gins to make prep- ads. is commonly questioned and according to Susan Kleine, assis- arations for his October By CAROLYN STECKEL tant professor of marketing, launch aboard Dis- The BG News critics say the ads are deliberatly covery. Glenn was the appealing to youths because the Last week reports came to light camel is a cartoon charater. first American to orbit that the RJ. Reynolds Company Earth in 1962 and is knowingly used the Joe Camel "It's hard to believe the car- now a part of a NASA campaign to target teen smokers. toon would not appeal to chil- Smoking advocates and non- dren," Kleine said. "It raises the study on aging. smokers around Bowling Green question of RJ. Reynolds' ethics had a mixed reaction to the rev- in continuing to use it." The Associated Press elation and the Joe Camel cam- Although many accuse the ads of influencing children to smoke, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - paign overall. NASA's newest and oldest as- For years he has been seen in there is another factor involved. magazine advertisments, on bill- Kleine said peer pressure is tronaut - John Glenn - arrived boards and clothing, while accu- another big factor involved in amid fanfare to watch a shuttle launch and start brushing up on sations were continually made children smoking. against the company, arguing "The peer group is the biggest his space-flying skills. "Haven't been here for a that the Joe Camel campaign was influence," Kleine said. "If you while," he said Tuesday, grin- Auoclatcd Prvtf phot* geared at those under the age of were highly tempted to smoke, then the ads might put you over ning. "I want to start getting up Sen. John Glenn, I) Ohio, right, is greeted by Kennedy Space Center Director Roy Bridges upon his arri- 18. to speed on everything." The accusations produced a the edge." val at the shuttle landing facility. It was Glenn's first official charge from the U.S. Federal duty as a space shuttle crew Trade Commission saying that John McNeel, sophomore psy- member. NASA announced Fri- ule yet for training. the campaign violated federal chology major, said he thinks it is "Physically, I feel great. I think the things unlikely that children would pick day that the senator - the first As soon as his plane landed, trade practice laws by promoting American to orbit Earth back in that I have to get up to speed on are just the Camel brand because of the Glenn was greeted by Roy a lethal and addictive product to 1962 - would be launched in Oc- Bridges, director of Kennedy children and adolescents. cartoon character. things that every crew person has to do, like "They look at him and think tober aboard Discovery as part Space Center and a former shut- As a result, the Joe Camel of a study on aging. He'll be 77 by emergency training and suit use and all he's cool, but he doesn't influence tle pilot. Several other NASA character was eliminated from then, 16 years older than anyone employees waited eagerly to them to smoke," McNeel said. those things." advertisements for Camel brand ever to fly In space. shake Glenn's hand. "Kids are going to smoke cigarettes in July 1997. Why "Physically, I feel great," the Glenn's trip was timed to coin- would the RJ. Reynolds com- whatever they get." U.S. Senator from Ohio told re- Pulling the Joe Camel from the cide with Thursday night's pany start such a campaign in the porters. "I think the things that I scheduled launch of Endeavour John Glenn first place? ads can have a negative effect also, said Jason Farmer, business have to get up to speed on are to Mir. He may have a bit of a NASA's newest and oldest astronaut - Ray Browne, professor emeri- just things that every crew per- wait. Forecasters say there's a 60 major and occassional smoker. tus with the popular culture de- son has to do, like emergency percent chance that clouds or "The ads they have now target partment, said that the tobacco training and suit use and all those thunderstorms could delay lif- Endeavour will take up a re- thousand pounds of station sup- industry is a declining market. children more than Joe Camel," things." toff; the outlook is no better for placement for Mir astronaut Da- plies, including a new air condi he said. "They're cooler and "The only way the RJ. Reyn- He said he has no firm sched- Friday. vid Wolf as well as a few tioner and computer. olds Company would remain in more psychedelic." page 2 The BG News Thursday, January 22, 1998

Opinion Editor Natalie Miller OPINION 372-2604 The BG News Holiday deserves recognition "1 suggest they hurry back to national holiday. What about Riders, Medgar Evers, Malcolm X their pocket calculators and esti- Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, and even those close to your own mate the cost of 300 years of slav- Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson, heart. I think about my grandpar- Mother Theresa? Where are their ery, followed by a century or more ents making signs to carry as they of economic, political and social Angry national holidays? Well, in all hon- exclusion and discrimination" .•• %** esty, if we gave a holiday to every- marched. I think about how people - Senator Bob Dole, in response Me? one we thought deserved one, we'd died for me so that 1 may not have to critics of a Kiruz holiday claiming have to live on a planet like Jupiter to go through hell on earth just to that the amount o( overtime to be to have enough days in the year live in America. I think about how paid lor working on another (4,332) for every day not to be a sometimes it seems like they died national holiday would be too cost- holiday. in vain. Of course, everyone can't have a iy- I)iiitiUCKA.j0i1Ej Why do I even write about this National holidays. Who deserves holiday. I think that instead of feel- them? This month in black history, ing that King's day should belong now? Martin Luther King Day was "An independent student voice serving let's apply Shat question to Martin It was thought that a holiday for to someone else, we should become three days ago. The reflection is Luther King. King would not be so much more universal in our celebrations. timeless. The idea of this holiday Bowling Green since 1920" Here are some facts. Dr. King because he deserved it but more Use the holiday for Washington lasts year round. was assassinated on April 4,1968 in because it would be a "gift" to to celebrate not only him, but every Does King deserve a holiday? president you think got the shaft. Memphis, Tennessee. Two years black to make up for slavery. I find Of course he does. Not because 210 West Hall and two days later, California this idea hard to swallow because I Think about the contributions of he was perfect. He wasn't. Neither Bowling Green State University began to celebrate his birthday as a don'l believe that the life of Dr. Jefferson, Lincoln, Nixon and Ford. school holiday. On Nov 2, King was only influential to blacks. They may not all have holidays, but was Washington and 1 won't even Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 1983, after years of debate and vot- I find that the message gets lost they share a common bond with touch Columbus again. King was ing, the holiday was signed into because of the color of the messen- George Washington. merely a man who wanted America Phone: (419) 372-2601 law. The first national celebration of ger. Since King was black, it is Use Columbus Day to celebrate to live up to it's Constitution and Email: [email protected] the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holi- assumed that he was working for anyone who has ever gotten lost Declaration of Independence. Isn't and not realized it. Have you ever day took place Jan. 20, 1986. blacks exclusively. This is not the that what we elect presidents to do? One reason it took a long time case. He did not work, march, pray gone to Disney World thinking it for the King holiday to come into and die for blacks. He worked, was Cedar Point? Also celebrate Despite the different reasons of DARLA WARNOCK existence was the debate over marched and prayed for America me. 1 discovered Athens, Ohio this objection, we need this holiday. It is Editor-in-Chief whether or not he deserved it. and the world. past weekend even though people a yearly reminder that we've come Only two other people are celebrat- Even today, the idea of celebrat- are already there. a long way. It is a yearly evaluation BRANDON WRAY NATALIE MILLER ed in America with a national holi- ing Dr. King, his life and contribu- Most importantly, use Dr. King's of how much further we have to go. tions seems segregated. Sure we all holiday to not only celebrate him, day. One was our first president, Derrick A. Jones is a weekly colum- Associate Editor Opinion Editor George Washington and the other, get out of school or work for a day, but also the others instrumental in nist for The News. Comments can be SARAH BEDNARSKI ELIZABETH KERBY Christopher Columbus, was a non- but do we all reflect? success of the civil rights move- American who got lost. How could People feel that there are so ment. Surely King was not alone. sent to [email protected] or 210 News Editor Copy Chief Dr. King possibly live up to that? many other people who deserve a Think of Rosa Parks, the Freedom West Hall. JEREMY MARTIN JASON McMAHON Photo Editor Sports Editor SCOTT BROWN JOHN WENZEL True Collegiates by Jason Lady Graphics Editor Entertainment Editor YA KHow,7*n>, ON/INS Arht>srmB.~ THE a&orr7t> *~nast -7Tf/M»sj>* -rnttB V*M*V CVH,. Middle of the road Ukt WHAT? Go Av+i\ isn't the best place **SS A|MT COtlBfiB $BYjvmmJrt*j

A record low number of college freshmen show much \ interest in politics. Just 14 percent of the freshmen inter- viewed in the UCLA survey released last week say they frequently discuss politics. There are no burning issues. Nothing to get riled about. No way to make a difference. We have been fed these sound bytes too long. Have our schools forgotten to teach us that politics is not a precon- dition for an action movie or a John Grisham novel, but a space in which the fate of the world is decided? Granted, voters may be turned off. There are conditions THE W0/cut»o3tY that make politics seem all relative, and meaningless. YOVk TOTAL Television makes us dumb. Advertising makes rebellion r/!<5H mice op and criticism of society into something you can wear and roop.... eat, and therefore prevents rebels from stirring any EVMCHBt CSAM/HfVG S£SflOf&.. thought. It seems the whole world is united under the same ban- y ner, that whatever happens is inevitable and is probably okay anyway. Kind of like taking our medicine, regardless of the reasons behind the doctor's prescription. Hence the highest percentage of middle-of-the-road students ever. Nobody wants to make decisions. Nobody commits to a political stance. Yet the decisions to be made are infinite. The balanced budget, for example, may be boring, and is presented as such. But can't our society's educators and media show (cids how a federal budget determines the priorities of a nation, which determines what conditions they will live TPfrtt under as adults? How have the powers-that-be kept students from hav- ing a world-view that makes them concerned? - We do not see this disaffection as a sign of a content young population. We hope that the surveys and other The dream that will never die like it don't justify young people's lack of care, but startle folks and the institutions that teach them into reversing Thirty-five years ago someone this trend. brotherhood and sisterhood for would not be judged by the color of told this nation a new story. The people of America is a dream that The fact remains, vote or no vote, what people value is their skin but by the content of their plot was about a journey towards continues and has not yet been character." noticed and changes things. As this becomes increasingly justice and the daring to hope and achieved. No one has overcome This day, I carry the same dream less apparent (the world is crazy), it is especially crucial. work for something better in life. Guest their prejudices. The point is that with me. I ask, what is normal? The consequences may be that we grow old as a genera- Monday of this week we celebrated we someday hope to. What is right and what is average? tion, degraded, on a degraded planet. the birthday of this story's narrator, Columnist Every single person who may be It is not possible that any person is Martin Luther King, Jr. Today, 1 reading this column has definite all things they are "supposed" to look back at the words and the ideas about various "types" of peo- be. If that is the case, what are we hopes of this man who was one of ple. What does it mean to be a as human beings chasing after? I the leaders o( America's civil rights - Penny Brown Special Projects Editor •wvii^'Y*. \?" . r "\r woman or a man? Black or white? too have spent my life constantly movement. Tony Cavailario Assistant Opinion Editor Young or old? Fat, thin, or in worrying about my looks, the way I Martin Luther King, Jr. saw that J- Tom Denk .. .Assistant Entertainment Editor between? Which of these factors am coming across to other people, Denise Domanski .. .Assistant Copy Chief people of color in this country were could make us happy? I think the whether I was and to do with that Ryan Johnson Assistant Sports Editor being wronged, tortured by police answer is that regardless of any of whatever they can and will and and denied their rights as citizens Stephanie Schneider .. .Assistant Graphics Editor these factors, one may not ever be must. We are all on a journey to of America. His dream and many ••Every single per- content. There are expectations for learn, to grow, to make better. The others with a similar vision was to son who may be all of us to be and do certain things. dream lives on... Copyright C 1998. The BG News, Bowling Green. Ohio. Reprinting awaken "white" America to the As much as each and every one of any material from this publication without the permission of gross injustices of the country and reading this column of us may want to be satisfied with "When we let freedom ring, The BG News Is strictly prohibited. its attitudes towards "black" has definite ideas what we are doing, it is surprising when we let it ring from every vil- The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 and America. The dream was not only and ironic the small amount of tol- lage and every hamlet, from every Is published daily during the academic year and weekly during the to awaken people to these situa- about various erance we have for both ourselves state and every city, we will be able summer semester. tions, but also to inspire in all citi- "types" of and other people. If one is a few to speed up that day when all of Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not zens a desire for this country to be pounds overweight as a woman, God's children, black men and necessarily those of the student body, faculty. University adminis- "transformed into a situation where people.JJ she may spend time wishing and white men, Jews and Gentiles, tration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Protestants and Catholics, will be Spring 1998 BG News staff. little black boys and black girls will worrying the weight away. If one is be able to join hands with little underweight as a man, he may do able to join hands, and sing in the The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any words of the old Negro spiritual, errors In stohes or photograph descriptions. white boys and white girls and about for a moment. That is, what the same amount of wishing and walk together as brothers and sis- is the best and most perfect way or worrying to gain a few pounds. We "Free at last! free at last! thank God Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are ters." The dream is still a dream, tend to judge others harshly as almighty, we are free at last!" final. thing to be? When I think about this and today it has meaning, vision, question 1 first have images in my well. —Martin Luther King, Jr. and implications for more people head of purely physical characteris- On that famous day in 1963, Jennifer Spahn is a weekly colum- • Today's edition was designed and edited by than ever before. tics. I believe this reaction to the Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream nist for The News. Comments can be Darla Waxnock, Editor -4t First, I would like to pose a sim- question posed is why the dream of that his "four children would one senttojspahn9bgnet.bgsu.edu or She can be reached at (419) 372-6966 ple question for everyone to think day live in a nation where they 210 West Hall.

< PEOPLE ON THE STREET Today's Question: "Which do you think has more effect on teen smoking, Joe Camel advertising or peer pressure?" THE BG NEWS

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Melvin Lofton Dan Albrecht Stacla McGuire Tina Bell Chris Odenweller QUOTE OF THE DAY Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Sophomore Undecided Food Science Theatre Photojournalism Communication Mtordeit "Peer pressure. I "Peer pressure. Just "1 think peer pressure "It's not Joe Camel. "Peer pressure. I £ £ Technology is changing five ^ ^ don't believe a car- because Joe Camel's because you trust your It's Just the Image think If people's minutes ago. ~ ^ toon character has head looks like a penis friends and once they we have gotten friends are smoking anything to do with that doesn't make every- say something Is O.K. from the media and they are more what your friends one want to put some- you Just go along with film for years." prone to do it." say to do." thing in their mouth." it."

Toby Singer Got an idea for • "People on the Street" que«tion? E-mail ua at "bfnewa«bfnet.bf«r". Interim Director of Computer Service* THURSDAY THRILLS Pictured UPCOMING EVENTS are two "Upcoming EvcnU" ii ■ service to our reader* borrowed daily via the University web page. The calendar of calves eventa on the web page has a more complete listing of events and can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". recently Thursday, 1/22/98 UAO Membership Recruitment cloned In (9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Texas. International Travel Grant Proposal Union Foyer. Sponsored by UAO. Workshop (10 a.m. • 11 a.m.) Panhellenic Council Information Tables Their 1103 Offenhauer West. Workshop to for spring rush (10 am - 6 pm) Union names are learn how to write a proposal to receive a Foyer. travel grant to study abroad during the George 1998 summer term, the 1998 fall semester UAO recruitment table (10 a.m. - and or the entire 1998-99 academic year. Call 4p.m.) 372-0309/0479 with quesUons. Union Foyer. We will have a table set Charlie. up with lots of information about UAO But who Panhellenic Council Information and how to get Involved. It will also be Tablet for spring rush (10 a.m. - 6 staffed by UAO directors, so any ques- cares. p.m.) Union Foyer. tions can be answered. they're Study Abroad Informational Public Skating (Noon - 2 p.m.) clones Session (4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.) Ice Arena. Cheap Skate. For more anyway. 1103 Offenhauer West. Session to Information, call 372-2264. learn about the many overseas study programs available to BGSU students. The Visiting Artist Reception (7 p.m.) procedures that must be followed In order Bryan Gallery. Fine Arts Center. Rick to study abroad will be discussed. Valicenti. BGSU alumnus and graphic Call 372-0309/0479 with ques- designer, will discuss his work as repre- tions. sented in the exhibition. By Example, shown Jan. 13-Feb. 5. Volunteer Information Night (5 p.m. - 7 p.m.) BGSU Hockey vs. Northern UCF Center, 313 Thurstln Michigan (7 p.m.) (between Pike and Ridge Streets) BGSU Ice Arena. The Falcons return Have something to eat (free food) home for the first time since Nov. 22. while you learn more about opportu ending an 11 -game road trip. The nities to volunteer in five UCF Wildcat's appearance at the Ice House Is sponsored volunteer projects, as their first since the 1989-90 season. This well Lane and The Link volun- game was originally scheduled for Nov. teer opportunities. OHIO Weather Women's Gymnastics at Cardinal TODAY'S JttikL Thursday, Jan. 22 University AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures Performing Invitational (7 p.m.) Muncie. fnd. Dancers WEATHER sj^ MICH. (8 p.m.) Eva Marie In A Out (8 p.m.) Cleveland^)0! Saint Theatre. 111 Olscamp Hall. Kevin Kline Tickets available in comedy role as teacher | Toledo | 39 °1 at the door. Call wrongly labeled as gay. $2 Today: 372-6918 for with BGSU ID University more Information. Cold, cloudy, mist | Youngstown | 38° | Buzz Sutherland Performing Dancers Mansfield 39° Comedy (TBA) (8 p.m.) Union Ballroom. Eva Marie Saint Theatre. IND Sponsored by UAO Tickets available at the door. Call 372-6918 for High: 39 Low: 27 more Information. dn f» In ft Out (11p.m.) Daytonl 44°~] Columbus 43 Media 100 User 111 Olscamp Hall. Kevin Friday: Certification Kline in comedy role as Training teacher wrongly labeled as gay. Cold, overcast, sleet (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) $2 with BGSU ID. Cincinnati 44' BGSU. Obtain the training you need for the newest digital Saturday, 1/24/98 technology from the National Institute of Digital Media. Two-day workshop. Fee. Discover Rubber Stamping- High: 34 Low: 23 W.VA. For Information/registration, call Beginning (10 a.m. ■ Noon) Continuing Education. 419/372-8181. Room 2. College Park. Learn several Portsmouth 37 different Inking and stamping techniques The Emerging Leadership Role for designing and creating your own T greeting cards and Invitations. Fee. For PAGE THREE it intended at an irreverent look at (8 a.m. - 10 a.m.) The Univertity. We at The BG Newt consider it an Room 2, College Park. Learn sound Information/registration, call Continuing leadership practices to empower your peo- Education. 419/372-8181. offbeat page where we try to offer tomething for every- body. Opimoni expressed herein are solely those of Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ic^^Supn^P^loud^Ooudy Ple and sustain high-performance levels, our staff. Have a nice day. ee. For information/registration, call Vie Assocmed Press GnpfiicsHet Continuing Education. 419/372-8181. AZA AZA ASA AZA AZA Ac A A.=,A AcA AcA Ar.A Alpha Xi Delta Howard's Club H Mon-Sat 2-2:30 am Proudly announces It's 1998 Executive Board 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352-9951 President - Carrie Whiton Thursday VP Chapter Life - Tara Claery VP Public RelaUons - Alicia Melke Applewhite Financial VP - Jen Hlebory Friday VP Membership - Amy Savickas Black Fuzz & Circus Magurkis VP Programs • Allison Macauda Saturday Recording Secretary - Katie Kepic ^71 WaxyMonx^ ^^ 19 and Over Ever AZA AZA AZA AZA AZ\ ASA ASA ASA AJLA AZA Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball Called home lately ? 1-800-COLLECT ® page 4 The BG News Thursday, January 22, 1998

Editor-in-Chief Darla Warnock WIRE WATCH 372-6966 Roe vs. Wade News reaches 25 years Digest The Associated Press breakfast that included nu- merous Hollywood celebrity WASHINGTON -- On the eve of supporters who later would lobby the few members of Congress compiled from wire reports the 25th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, the woman at the center of who were in town. the landmark Supreme Court rul- ■ ACTING ing says she wants to see the law President Clinton reassured Tom Hanks loves the moon overturned - either by Congress them he was on their side. or the court itself. "I'm committed to keeping PASADENA, Calif. -- Acting is his career, but the moon is Tom "I am dedicated to spending abortion safe, legal and accessi- Hanks' passion. the rest of my life undoing the ble," he said in videotaped re- Hanks, who played an astronaut in "Apollo 13," produced a law that bears my name," Norma marks, "and to making it rare." miniseries about the moon to feed his childhood fantasy of going McCorvey, the Texas woman Activists representing both there himself. who was the plaintiff under an sides also demonstrated in the The 12-part series, "From the Earth to the Moon," will be assumed name in the 1973 case, capital Tuesday. broadcast April S to May 10 on HBO. It takes viewers on an up- today told a Senate subcommit- Carol Wall had four children in close ride with some of the people involved in the 12 Apollo mis- tee hearing on Roe vs. Wade. 1966 when she found out she was sions. "It is my sincere prayer that pregnant. She and her husband Hanks built a moon out of 3,500 tons of earth and 1,925 tons of there be no 30th anniversary of felt unprepared to have another crushed granite. "I get from this the same feeling you'd get from visiting the Roe vs. Wade," she added. "I child but after deciding to opt for Pyramids in Egypt or seeing the big heads on Easter Island or would like nothing more than to abortion they encountered an- viewing the Sistine Chapel," he said Saturday at a gathering of have this law overturned, either other problem: The procedure TV executives. "You can learn the nuts and bolts of studying sci- by an act of Congress or a re- was illegal. ence, but why they did it a>-d what they got out of it are the great versal in the Supreme Court." "My husband and I had a mysteries." McCorvey stunned the abor- warm, loving family," said Wall, tion rights community several who traveled to Puerto Rico for ■ FAMILY years ago with her announce- an illegal abortion. But "it was Wahlberg brothers find their own niches ment that she had come to be- extremely clear to me that, fi- lieve that abortion was wrong. nancially and emotionally, I WASHINGTON ~ While brother Donny drove girls wild in McCorvey, who worked in could not have another child." New Kids on the Block and brother Mark bared his buff bod for several abortion clinics, said she Wall joined other abortion Calvin Klein ads, bro Paul Wahlberg was COOKING. finally grew "tired of the lies and rights supporters outside the Su- Wahlberg, 33, is the chef at a Georgetown eatery, Nathan's, deception and decided to come preme Court Tuesday to share and he had a lot to learn. out and tell the truth," personal experiences from both "There are nine kids in our family and we grew up eating very After 25 years of legalized before and after the ruling that basic food," he said in Wednesday's Washington Post. "The only abortion, "I can tell you from the legalized the procedure 25 years fish we ever had was haddock. I had never seen salmon or tuna, ago. not even In the can.... We never went to a restaurant." bottom of my heart that our ex- Amtoclatcd Prcifl ph*t« When his wife, Debbie, got a job in Washington last April, periment with legal abortion has Wahlberg took the Nathan's job after working his way up the cu- utterly failed," she said. Anti-abortion activists made linary food chain. The owner, Carol Joynt, said the food is Abortion rights advocates, their voices heard too, shouting Norma McCorvey of Dallas, the plaintiff in Roe vs. Wade, speaks be- "American comfort food for sophisticated palates." meanwhile, gathered a few over the speakers with their fore a Senate panel, blocks from the Capitol for a comments. ■ GAME SHOW Whoopi Goldberg co-produces new Holly- wood Squares Votnovich receives criticismjrom NAACP The Associated Press 11-member board, although 52 cally black public university. trustees serve for two years. NEW ORLEANS - Look for Whoopi Goldberg in the center of a "It's just abominable, in a city revamped, not-so-square Hollywood Squares. percent of students are female. Andrew Futey, the governor's Goldberg signed a multiyear deal to co-produce and appear in CINCINNATI - Gov. George A black woman, Theresa Hen- that's almost 40 percent African- executive assistant in charge of the game show, premiering in syndication five days a week be- Voinovich should have appointed derson, who is principal of American and in a geographical personnel and appointment, said ginning Sept. 14. a black person to the University Washburn Elementary School area where its neighbors are Voinovich and his staff consider The show will be scripted by comedy writers. of Cincinnati board of trustees, and wife of Wllberforce Univer- predominantly African- recommendations from politi- "We want to make It a big party that Is slightly politically In- ■aid the National Association for sity's president, was In the run- American, that an institution cians, other trustees and com- correct," she said Wednesday. "Nobody has sort of grooved with the Advancement of Colored ning for the trustee vacancy giv- would regress instead of prog- munity groups. it on television." People. en to Allen, The Cincinnati En- ress," said Milton Hinton, presi- Futey declined to say why Mrs. ■ HOMICIDE Last month, Voinovich ap- quirer reported Wednesday. dent of the NAACP's Cincinnati Henderson was rejected, saying Driver charged for killing church school pointed Hamilton County GOP "It's a diverse country and a branch. only that Allen was the best can- Chairman Mike Allen, who is diverse school. The board should "This is an embarrassment to didate. teacher white, to replace outgoing reflect that," Mrs. Henderson all of us," said State Sen. Linda Allen said he was honored to be trustee O'dell Owens, who is said. Furney, D-Toledo, who intro- chosen. He is a University of COLUMBUS - The driver of the van that struck and killed a black. The 35,000-student uni- Cincinnati graduate who served teacher in a church school parking lot in suburban Grove City Twenty-three, or about a fifth, duced a bill last fall to increase has been charged with vehicular homicide. versity now has no black board of the 125 trustees at Ohio's pub- female representation on college in the 1970s and 1980s as a police Andrew Blum, 71, of Columbus, will be arraigned Feb. 3 in members for the first time in 30 lic universities are minorities. boards. officer and law enforcement Franklin County Municipal Court, prosecutors said Tuesday. The years, even though 12 percent of Twenty-two are women. University trustees govern professor at the school. first-degree misdemeanor carries a maximum penalty of six the school's students are black. Only 15 - or 12 percent - of their school. The governor ap- At least one black person has months in jail and a $1,000 fine. The university has only one board members are black. Five points trustees. served on the school's board Nancy Ellis, 31, was killed and twin 7-year-old brothers were woman - excluding a non-voting of those 15 serve at Central State Voting members serve for nine since 1968, when the Rev. L. Ven- hurt when the van hit them Dec. 15 in the parking lot of Grove student representative ~ on the University, Ohio's only histori- years. Non-voting student chael Booth was appointed. City Christian School. Police said Ms. Ellis pushed one child away from most of the Impact and shielded the other when the van lurched toward them out of control. Nigerian ring stolen from Cleveland museum ■ PUCO The Associated Press 3, museum officials said. The art many works of art worth hun- 3-foot ivory husk. Muskingum College president takes himself theft division of the FBI is in- dreds of thousands of dollars or Only about 20 such rings exist, out of running CLEVELAND - Federal au- vestigating, museum spokesman millions. said Margaret Young-Sanchez, thorities on Wednesday were in- Bill Prenevost said Wednesday. assistant curator of the gallery. NEW CONCORD, Ohio - Samuel W. Speck will remain presi- vestigating the theft from the "We're hoping somebody The museum bought it from a dent of Muskingum College. Cleveland Museum of Art of a He said the museum's security knows somebody whose kid New York dealer in 1953. Speck said Wednesday that he has taken himself out of the 10-inch bronze ring that once staff thinks a youth acting on a might be bragging about taking It was crafted by servants to a running for an appointment to the Ohio Public Utilities Commis- decorated the grave of a 12th whim may have taken the ring. something from the museum." Nigerian king in the 19th cen- sion. century Nigerian king. "The logic here is that if it was The ring was attached to a plat- tury, Young-Sanchez said. It was Speck was among 170 people to apply for the position vacated The ring, valued at $20,000 and a professional (thief), there are form in the second-floor African first cast in clay and covered in by David W. Johnson, who resigned Nov. 30. It will pay $73,715 to resembling a crown was stolen more valuable things to go gallery with other Nigerian wax, which was burned away $106,683. sometime after 2:15 p.m. on Jan. after," Prenevost said. "We have grave decorations, including a with molten bronze. FALL 1 998 Leasing EARN CASH! UNITS GOING FAST! 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DANCER Greek organizations prepare for rush week Continued from page one. cast by audition which is based □ University fraternities ties and fraternities are very en- Many members of fraternities they are not sure what to expect, ture members might have." on performance and technical and sororities gear up thusiastic about sharing with and sororities have been making or they believe in stereotypes He also said that rush is an op- ability. Tell said. for spring rush. others what Greek life has to preparations for the event. Each commonly associated with Greek portunity for students to con- To be prepared for the concert, offer. chapter individually prepares for life. verse with many diverse individ- the dancers came back a week There are many students who rush by motivating the members "Individuals can expect a very uals concerning a variety of top- early from break, and worked six By TRACY WOOD have misconceptions, or have of the chapter and holding work- laid back evening that involves ics and break down misconcep- to eight hours a day to prepare. The BC News been misinformed about what shops to ensure that everything learning more about Greek life, tions individuals have about what "Even though they were Greek life is, and this is a perfect runs smoothly. Each chapter while engaging in casual conver- it means to be a part of a frater- rushed to learn, the dancers real- Students searching for ways to opportunity for their questions must also promote and get their sation in a nice atmosphere," Jil- nity or sorority. ly stayed focused, and learned overcome the winter blues can and concerns to be answered. name recognized on campus. lespie said. Kathy Welsh, member of Pi the program," Weiner said. bring some sunshine into their This year's spring rush officially Members of fraternities and Spring rush is much more cas- Beta Phi sorority, said she knows The concert is composed of a lives by participating in this begins Jan. 25 from 4:30 p.m. to 6 sororities are hoping for more ual than formal rush in the fall, that being a part of a sorority is varity of different dance styles. year's spring rush. Despite the p.m. Every house will be open. students to participate in rush and occurs in a more condensed more than just engaging in social A combination of ballet, modern frigid weather conditions, it is Rush will continue the following this spring. Erika Jillespie, amount of time. activities. dance, jazz and contemporary once again time for fraternities week, Jan. 26-29. Different President of Panhel for sorori- Keith Wright, Rush Chairper- ballet can be seen throughout the and sororities to begin recruiting houses will recruit at different ties, expects rush numbers to in- son for Phi Kappa Tau, said his "Being a part of Greek life in- performance. young men and women who are times, but all students will have crease this spring. chapter "provides information volves engaging in community Performances will be given by interested in learning more about the opportunity to visit whatever She said many students are ap- regarding fraternity life, and an- service projects and striving for the University Performance Greek life. Members of sorori- house they choose. prehensive about rush because swers any questions potential fu- academic excellence," she said. Dancers, Jane Weiner, Timothy Veach and Melinda Baker. Veach •s.-.-.rj-•:•■•■•■•■•*•■ •■•■•■• is also an instructor in dance. The E3G News Urges you to watch for "The concert is a wonderful BG NEWS SEZ... lAI . . . mm . opportunity for the students to 3\ack Ice while commuting! apply what they are working on Watch for I'copte in in their classes to the stage," Veach said. " * ' the Street every day! The concerts will be held Jan. 22-24 at 8 p.m. and a matinee at 2 ■. ■. i, ■, ■. i. ■ 11. ■. >. i. i. ■. ■. ■. ■. ■. i, ■. ■. ■. ■. ■. ■. ■. i. t. i. i. i. ■. ■. ■. ■. ■. i... ■... t...,,.. i..... i. p.m. on Jan. 24 in the Eva Marie Saint Theater. The cost is $5.

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His spokeswoman Nancy for bids, Westbrook said. scheduled to open in 1999 and be- Lesic had no comment on the re- Westbrook said one factor in v^ come home of a National Football ported cost overrun total but said the rising cost overruns was the League team to replace the White will hold a news confer- inability to trim as much expense Cleveland Browns, who moved to ence this afternoon to discuss it. as hoped through reconfiguring •i\\r Baltimore in 1995 and are now White has ordered various construction bid packages. called the Ravens. changes in the stadium plan to "We're raising a caution flag trim costs, such as using more The stadium budget includes a that we're entering an area concrete, reducing the number of $14.3 million contingency fund where the icebergs are," City ticket windows, seeking state but White hasn't specified : Council President Jay Westbrook help for related expenses such as whether that money has been said in a story in today's Plain a perimeter roadway and break- tapped. The stadium is being Dealer. His cost overrun esti- ing up work into smaller bid financed with money from the L 4 mate was based on contractor packages to attract more bidders National Football League, VIP AnocUled Prcti photo Cleveland Mayor Michael White explains the new stadium is not $21 million over budget as reported. bids and projections of work still at lower costs. seating and local taxes on liquor, left. Westbrook said research done tobacco and parking. PURE Pitts discusses case, violates court order The Associated Press 33, pastor of the 5,500-member AND Cornerstone Church in Maumee. MAUMEE, Ohio - A prominent Pitts is charged with IS counts DJ Request Nite local minister violated a court of public indecency and trespass- SIMPLE order when he discussed his pub- ing. Prosecutors say he exposed 32 oz. Jars S 2.25 Beer of the lic indecency case with the himself in public on four occa- PREMIUM ^Wi&Hll month: media, a city prosecutor said sions in Maumee. 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Sports Editor Jason McMahon # SPORTS 372-2602 BG gets healthy against last-place Bobcats □ The Falcons down The Falcons overcame OU's Ford, the younger brother of boat as we are, being short- 6-point burst to start the game, last year's First-team All-MAC staffed," said BG coach Dan Da- •OWlINC GUEN (8-8, 5-3 MAO OU, 71 -58, to stop a six- taking the lead and never letting Men's Basketball kich. K.nl 4-13 56 13. Cowari 3-9 2-2 8. Crcspo guard Geno Ford, scored only 1-4. 2-3 4. Moore 7-12 S-6 22. EtfcrUnv 3-12 game losing streak at up. BG led by 23 at one point of two points while committing four Dakich said that he was happy 6-6 12, KrysOOOOO. Ourtiml.2 2-0 2, Fur- Athens. the second half in a game that fouls and four turnovers. with the team's play in the first lin 04 CM) 0. BUdt 4* CM) 10. ToUls 23-58 silenced 6,664 fans at Ohio's Cav- Bowling Green 71 San jay Adell paced the Bobcats half. 20-23 71. ernous Convocation Center. Ohio 58 with 20 points. "I thought that we'd have to OHKX3-I3. 1-7 MAO By JIM TOCCO The Convo had been a house of "We were never able to get any come in and play well, and I Addl 8-15 4-5 20. Fknori 3-10 0-0 6. Fakhx The BG News 5-8 1-3 11. Fold 1-5 0-1 2. PMcnon 1-7 0-0 3. horrors for the Falcons - the site very hard from the start and this kind of flow going offensively," thought that we did," he said. "In Itkimui 2-3 CM) 4. Martin 3-3 0-0 6. Tory 2-4 of six consecutive BG losses. game, we tried to come out, play OU coach Larry Hunter said. the first 35 minutes of the bas- 2- 3 6. Tools 2S- 55 7-12 58. ATHENS - There's nothing BG knew if they were to over- focused and get what the coach OU looked tired in the second ketball game, we played hard, we like playing a last-place team to HilBime - BC 37. Ohio 25. Jpo.nl goilt - come that drought, they would wanted done right from the half. Their roster consists of just played smart, which is something I BC 5-22 (Moon 3-S. BUck 2-4. Reid 0-6. Euct make your season look bright need to play hard from the very start." eight players. Of those, 6-11 we've preached to our team all lamp 0.5, Cmpa 0-1. Owrtm CM), Ohio 1-8 again. beginning. CPMmon 1-6.1 oid 0-1. Fcldmm 0-11. Foulodout Moore led the hot start scoring center Nick Terry has a heart year." - None. Itebounds - BC 38 (Cowan 1 SI. Ohio That's what the Ohio Bobcats "We put emphasis on that this 16 points in the game's first 16 condition, and 3-point bomber "It's fun to see a team come out 33 {Fknori 8, rakh. 81. AssiMs - BC 7 (Cowan did for Bowling Green during the week in practice," said guard Jim Peterson was not playing at and work that hard," Hunter 3). Ohio 14 (Ford 41. Toul cher. "The fact that we don't score the other end. That could have games, while tying or losing the The BGSU Ice Arena has only Jones was told to drive to the Gafford and Belcher did most goals puts tremendous pressure been the crucial, crucial part of other nine. With 13 games re- brought a 2-6-1 record for the hole, and junior guard Jenifer of the damage on Stollings, on our defense and the goalten- Gafford was placed on Stollings. hounding her into 10 turnovers. the game for us ~ the pivotal maining, eight of which are at Falcons this year. Yet BG knows point, possibly." home, including five in a row that the Ice Arena brings confi- der (as to being perfect)," coach It all worked. Stollings only hit Wappes launched a 3-polnter to Buddy Powers said. "Nobody's one bunny shot, and missed all give BG its first lead of the sec- starting Friday against Northern dence, something that has been ond half at 63-61, capping a 14-3 BG makes only its second-ever Michigan, things can't go any- lacking lately. Being away for so seven of her 3-point attempts, as • See ICERS, page eight. the Bobcat firestorm fizzled out. BO ran. trip to Marshall Saturday, where where but up. long has reminded the Falcons Ohio shot 38 percent in the sec- "That group was playing well the Falcons will try to bottle up ond half. together," Clark said. "I think a another one of the MAC's big "In the second half, Bowling lot of that was spurred off of guns. Marshall junior forward Green stepped up their defense their defense. ... That group just Kristina Behnfeldt ranks third in quite a bit. I was doubled pretty worked really well tonight. They the league in scoring and first in EAST CHANCE THIS YEAR! much every time I touched the were in there to get some stops. rebounding. Senior 7k BGSU HOCKEY %ohtdo*>,cPatod vs. Poi*traits Arhxnottv* Clolt*ig • wmt« Wear • 8»oo*cl/H»mp J»w«*v • Imported Cloart • Clove Cigarettes • Incense • Unique Candles • Tapestries • Stickers • Posters • 200* Tees • Patchwork Notre Dame Begin Pants • Hair Gltter (ootd * silver)» others . 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Super Bowl predictions Our proud staff makes its Super Bowl prognostications

Jason Ryan Jim Tod William G. Michael McMahon Johnson Tocco McCloskey Sanderson Graham Sports Editor m& Assl. Sports Ed. Sports Writer Sports Writer Sports Writer Sports Writer GB 37-20 •iM'ii.m' GB7-6 GB 38-17 GB 30-10 GB 28-7 \ DN 27-24 Two BG News sports writers take sides Offsides on a current issue in the sports world Cheese Heads deserve Broncos, Elway play well, their place in history a win big game - finally The more things change, the more they have nearly their entire team re- I said It In August and I will stand by Denver's offensive line, led by Gary things stay the same. turning minus Super Bowl XXXI MVP ray predictions - Denver will win Super Zimmerman and Shannon Sharpe with That statement sums up the NFL for Desmond Howard and a few others (but Bowl XXXII thus bringing home the wide receivers Ed McCaffery and Rod the past 13 years. Since 1983, the AFC most of the skilled position players are AFC's first crown since 1984 - mark my Smith also throwing punishing blocks returning). words. from time to time, will allow Davis to has sent seven different teams to the Tod McCloskey C. Micluel Graham Does that give the Packers an advan- Yes, I know there are a bunch of you run on Green Bay's defense. big game. Those teams are a combined BGNews BG News tage? Absolutely, because Green Bay guys laughing at me because of the say- 0-13, while being outscored by 271 Sports Writer Sports Writer points, an average of 20.7 per game will start the game more relaxed than ing, "If you don't read history, you're Another edge the Broncos have is mo- Ouch. Denver knowing they've experienced bound to repeat it," but going against tivation. Besides breaking the AFC los- This year brings back the Denver the Super Bowl hoopla before and that the odds is all right by me. ing streak, Denver will want to win it Broncos, who have reloaded since get- could mean an early Packer lead. This week's Denver will win the big game for for John Elway and safeties Tyrone ting horsewhipped 55-10 by San Fran- What's going to be the real bread and question: many reasons. Braxton and Steve Atwater, who are the cisco in Super Bowl XXIV. Denver has butter of this game, though, is the half- The main reason is they had the lone three left from Denver's last Super an excellent team, both offensively and time adjustments. Whoever makes the tougher road to go to the Super Bowl Bowl team. Elway is 0-3 in Super Bowls defensively sound, and has proved it better adjustment will run the second- "Who is going than their opponent, especially when so he'll be pushing his team to work can run with the big boys, beating Kan- half and win the game. Green Bay is no- to win the they are just the fifth Wild Card team to extra hard to win the big game. sas City and Pittsburgh in the playoffs. torious for adapting their game plan to do so. Green Bay, on the other hand, has But there is something lurking in the focus on the opposition's weaknesses. Super Bowl?" Winning at Kansas City and Pitts- little motivation to win it besides de- air - can you see it? John Elway can. Over the course of the regular season, burgh after knocking off pesky Jack- fending their title. It's a case of "been They're the ghosts of Joe Montana, and for the first three quarters of each Reader response: sonville at home probably won't happen there and done that," which will work Phil Simms and Doug Williams haunt- game. Green Bay outscored opponents again in this millenium. Granted, for against them. ing Elway, hovering over him like a bad 320-182, while Denver scored 384-202. Rhett Pamell Green Bay, defeating Tampa Bay at Then you can add Denver's cham- nightmare. Close behind lies Brett Fa- .Why is this significant? Freshman home and San Francisco on the road pionship-calibur defense led by Neil vre, smiling with the knowledge that he It's important because both teams Criminal Justice isn't easy. But the Bucs are young and Smith. All of this added together will has a chance to put his name on that ex- struggled outscoring teams in the Denver, 21-14 the 49ers were overrated from the mo- give the Broncos a win for their first clusive list of Super Bowl MVPs that fourth quarter. Green Bay barely led ment the ball was kicked off in week championship in history. crushed Elway's Super Bowl dreams. opponents 102-100 and Denver was Next week's one. I challenge all Packer-rooters to Though members of the Broncos have even scoring 85, but giving up 85 points, Green Bay and Denver, for the most bring everything. The beer, the pop, said that you cant live in the past, too. Denver's 85 fourth quarter total question: part, are evenly matched. But, in key pizzas, popcorn, etc. and plop yourself maybe they dont realize that neither points was by far the lowest of all their areas, the Broncos have an edge. in front of a huge-screen television. You does Green Bay. quarters. "Should All- Denver has the league's second- can digest all the food possible, but you Denver only has three members of Denver will stay close in a low-scor- Star rosters be leading rusher in Terrell Davis, while won't be able to digest anything when the Super Bowl XXIV team remaining ing game, both teams will be tied at 10 the Packers liave Dorsey Levens. you watch the Broncos upset the Pack- from the "89 season: Elway, Steve going into the half. The Broncos dont selected by Some people might say Davis won't ers. For Bronco-rooters, the time has Atwater and Tyrone Braxton. Green score again, Packers win easily 30-10 fans, coaches be able to run against Green Bay's de- finally come when an AFC team will win Bay, on the other hand, Is fresh off their and Favre is MVP. Elway's tears shad- or some other fense, especially against the likes of the big game. No more waiting. This is championship season of "96, in which ow his big teeth. means?" Gilbert Brown and Reggie White. Well, tne year... MARK MY WORDS. We want your feedback! Call us at (419) 372-2602 or e-mail at jmcmaho@bgnet with your thoughts on next week's question.

HEALTHY COLD ICERS Continued from page nine. Continued from page seven. out and missed her first couple," the aggresiveness the crowd of Continued from page seven, Kirk Cowan battled for 15 re- Belcher said. "After that it was 744 was urging on, forcing Ohio perfect... we just don't capitalize echoed. bounds, as BG out rebounded OU, zone." just a mattter of getting a hand in to turn the ball over. Just as Stoll- on other teams mistakes, so it Tony Reid and Dave Ester- 38-33. But just as quickly as she her face and we started trapping ings led the Bobcats in the first makes It very difficult to score in tamp added 13 and 12 points re- The Falcons climb to 8-8 and moved Into the zone, she fell the ball, pressing a little bit." half, her turnovers and misses college hockey when you only spectively and Dubrey Black 5-3 in the MAC. OU falls to 3-13 straight out. For Stollings the paved the way for other Bobcats score one or two goals a game." scored 10 off the bench. with a 1-7 conference mark. heater turned off at the half. And The Falcon defense double- to miss shots and lose rebounds "We just have to play better in the second, the Falcons added teamed Stollings in the second, late in the game. defense, our team overall hasn't the cool breeze of pressure that allowing her only two points. played defense very well the last turned Stollings ice cold, as she Stollings still made an impact, Stollings was also the prime few weeks," Edinger said. "We missed every 3-pointer she shot passing the ball well underneath culprit for an Ohio team that need to put the puck in the net, if and turned the ball over 10 times. to keep the game close. turned the ball over 25 times we combine those two we'll start J FLORIDA "In the second half she came Then BG's defense provided overall. winning games."

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for previews Our John Wenzel tackles the Sound Parade's Tony Page N-l new pot comedy "Half Baked" Cavallario and Eric Kuebler The BG News Maybe it's Just me. but starring Dave Chappelle, over the past few years review new discs from DJ Thursday, something has changed in Guillermo Diaz and Jim Breuer Shadow, Morsel and Creed January 22,1998 the movie industry. No, it's Entertainment Editor not the films, they are ■ always enjoyable, no mat- MOVIE REVIEW CD REVIEWS John Wenzel ter how bad they are. It's ►*- N-3 * N-2 372-2603 not even the ticket prices that have continuously dug deeper into our pockets, though I still believe that spending $8 to go to the theater Is worth the quality of sight and sound that is the movie industry. It's the previews that How 'bout a have become too much for me. Ever since I was little, movie previews were seem- ingly better than most of the movies I saw. Previews always grabbed my attention by showing what the upcoming season had to offer. But the previews of movie 10 years ago had something that today's previews By TOM DENK current lobby and concession lack: quality, integrity and The BG News area. The unique curved-glass less Information. I still entrance leads patrons to con- remember the previews for This winter. University cession stands selling tradition- "Jaws" and "Back to the students should no al movie favorites like popcorn Future." They showed one. longer have any diffi- and nachos. and other snack maybe two scenes of the culties when they are items including specialty coffees movie - Just enough to trying to find a movie and frozen yogurt. tease you and to give you a to watch In a theater. Said National Amusements sense of, "Wow, that looks With the creation of a new Senior Vice President William like a rad movie." theater in Maumee and the Towey. "Showcase Cinemas Those days of five-sec- adaptation of another theater In Maumee brings state-of-the-art ond previews are over and Toledo. University students entertainment to Toledo." all that's left Is an over- have better chances of catching The Maumee theater wasn't commercialized attempt to that movie they've been hoping the only project National lure audiences to spend to sec. Amusements has been develop- money. Today's movie pre- The local movie resurrection ing In the area. The company views can last up to as is highlighted by the creation of also changed the philosophy of much as two or three min- the National Amusement's the Southwyck Mall 3. the the- utes for each. The previews Showcase Cinemas in Maumee. ater adjacent to Southwyck show nearly all the good Built on the site of the former Mall. scenes of the movie, mak- Maumee Drive-In. It's the the- That theater has begun ing it seem like It's our Job ater complex practically every showing art and independent to buy the ticket to put modern amenity any customer movies Instead of mainstream could want. wide-release movies it had once together the movie scenes shown. in order, basically knowing The Maumee theater was opened Dec. 19. 1997 when According to a National I he plot. Amusements spokesperson, This ruins most movies, most University students were away for winter break. The the- opening 18 screens at the such as "Contact" (If you Maumee theater has allowed Theatre Information haven't seen It yet then ater has 18 digital stereo auditoriums, with a total of 4.600 the company the opportunity to don't read the next two show these less-shown movies. Cla-Zel Theatre Southwyck Mall 3 sentences), where the pre- seats and 1.985 parking spaces. However. University students • 127 N. Main St. • 2040 S. Reynolds Rd. views showed Jodi Foster searching for the ideal movie rocketing off to the Vega Still not impressed? Each • 353-1361 • (419) 865-7101 rocking recliner seat is deep have options that keep them • One screen star system. In the movie, from traveling outside Bowling • Three screens it seemed Tom Skeritt cushioned with cup-holder arm- • $5.00 for adults, $3.00 for stu- • $7.50 a ticket, shows before rests, with unique stadium Green. would be the one to go on The Cla-Zel Theatre, whose dents 6:00 p.m. are $4.75. the galactic trip, but hav- style arrangement. By raising • Children and senior discounts each row of seats higher than building was built in 1929. has • Children and senior discounts ing seen the preview, one long been home to local cinema. would know that some- the previous row. patrons are guaranteed unobstructed views Cla-Zel manager Kevin Hardy Showcase Cinemas Woodland Mall Cinema 5 thing was to go awry. says students can find great Seeing this excess of of the higher and wider movie Maumee screens. movies for a low price at "the • 1234 N. Main St. scenes destroys the fun of Cla-Zel." as It Is commonly wondering what the plot The entertainment complex • 1360 Conant St. (Route 20) • 354-0558 also offers assistive Infrared known. • (419) 897-5990 • Five screens will be like. Said Hardy. "We play more audio equipment for the hearing • 18 screens • $5.25 a ticket, shows before BG N«w« Photo Not only are the pre- films that are more cutting views too long, but they impaired and barrier-free seat- • $7.50 a ticket, shows before 6 6:00 p.m. are $3.25. by Jsrsmy Martin ing in all the auditoriums. edge, as opposed to the ones give a false sense of adver- p.m. are $4.75. • Children and senior discounts Pholo illustration tising. Remember the The modern auditoriums are • Children and senior discounts and Design "Twister" preview that complemented by an equally * See MOVIE, page N-3 by Scott Brown appeared in theaters and on television about two months before it hit the theaters? Part of the preview showed a tractor tire Barrage of action saves' Hard Rain' from watery grave flying Into the windshield of BUI Paxton and Helen Freeman) hopes to snare the $3 Hunt's truck, but this By TOM DENK surprisingly fast- choose between a comfortable million that Tom guards, for a scene never appeared in The BG News paced story with bank account and a burdened the actual movie. Movie intriguing special conscience. cozy retirement fund and escape Hard Rain studios will go to any Christian Slater Is currently effects in this win- Tom and his partner are from the unsavory criminal lifestyle. But as the waters and Woodland Mall Cinema 5 length to hype a film hop- serving a 90-day Jail sentence ter's second-most ambushed by thieves as they Starring: Christian Slater, tempers rise, Tom Is forced to ing to earn their money for a cocaine and heroin- watery film after attempt to leave the flooding Morgan Freeman, Randy Quaid Induced tantrum In which he bit Titanic." town. Meanwhile, the sheriff re-examine both his allies and NOW says: Surprisingly, "Hard back. his amblUons. The next time you're in a man In the stomach and Slater plays Tom. an armored- (Randy Quaid) is busy dealing Rain" stays afloat despite fitting a theater, close your eyes assaulted a responding police car security guard who's con- with Karen (Minnie Driver), a "Hard Rain" Is the latest standard action formula to the previews, and open officer. vinced his life Is meant for more young woman determined to action movie from writer your mind to Imagination, Slater's recent movie. "Hard than carting other people's save the local church from the Graham Yost. Yost produces a waters, and Idiot residents who script similar to his earlier suc- so when you go see a Rain." has no drug abuse or money around. But when the 1 star: just go to me bar abdomen-chomping. However. Southern town of Huntlngburg barricade their houses against cesses, "Broken Arrow" and 2 stars: go to the bar first movie that looks good, you 3 stars: movie, then bar "Hard Rain" does have some Is being flooded by the storm of potential looting. 4 stars: movie, man movie agam won't know what It's •> See RAIN, page N-3 about. run-ins with authority, and a a lifetime. Tom Is forced to Career thief Jim (Morgan

Arena will be the metal band tion call Jacqueline S. Nathan. channel 13. WTVG in Toledo. In February, March and April. The Ark Band will Megadeth. Tickets for the March Exhibition Program Featured comedians Include play on Friday night. 15 show will go on sale this Administrator at 372-8525. Comedy tonight Brad Lowery. Frank Callendo The show starts at %!vf Friday at 10 a.m. at and Joel Zlmmer. Students can 10:30 p.m. with the Tlcketmaster and the Sports Drew Carey to at the Union purchase a $5 pass that will cost to be fl Arena ticket office. admit them to all shows. announced. host awards Buzz Sutherland, who has Questions can be directed to NOW seeking Sarah McLachlan Rick Valicenti to appeared on HBO's Jackl Kenny at 372-2343. The 25th annual American "Comic Relief." Easy Street to writers for enter- to visit Toledo speak at gallery Music Awards, which recognizes Comedy Central's In support of her recent popular artists in such cate- "Stand Up Stand Up" host The Ark tainment stories album Surfacing. Sarah Professional gories as Soul/Rhythm & Blues. and "Caroline's designer and BG Latin Music and Soundtracks, Comedy Hour" among Interested In reviewing McLachlan will visit Toledo's Band and MU movies, CD's, books, plays and Sports Arena on April alumnus Rick will be broadcast from the others, will appear tonight at ValicenU will speak Shrine Auditorium in Los the Union as part of UAO's com- MU will be performing concerts on a volunteer basis? 8 at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Easy Street Cafe In NOW is currently looking for Tickets go on sale this Friday at 7 p.m. Angeles this Monday. edy series. Admission is $2 with support of their newest CD. writers/reviewers for this this Saturday at 10 at the Dorothy Uber Comedian Drew Uckets available from the UAO Bryan Gallery. "By Example." a Carey will host the office (330 Union) or at the door. "LIVE at Easy Street." The band semester's entertainment sec- a.m. at all will play at 10 p.m. with an tion. Call Entertainment Editor Tlcketmaster outlets SI retrospective exhibit of his work, special which will air The show starts at 7:30 p.m. will be on display In the gallery on ABC. Watch the Three additional comedy opening band to be announced. John Wenzel at 372-2603 for and the Sports Arena ticket The popular local reggae group more Information. office. Also coming to the Sports until Feb. 6. For more Informa- special locally on shows will be held at the Union ' page N 2 The BG News Thursday, January 22, 1998

tracks on this CD. II (he Idea ol a singles collection turns you off. Shadow offers a special treat: a second disk of his br.iis Pyschic Predictions '98 mixed by turntabllst DJ Q bert of Dr. Octagon fame, who manages to 5T» O «JL «r» «dl scratch his way charismatlcally By MICHAEL PLANICKA through a half hour set of some of As we approach then end of a decade. I ask myself. "After '98. Shadow's best beats. will we really party like its 1999?" I would hope on New Year's - Tony Cavallario Eve 1999 I won't be dancing around to an old Prince song. I also know I won't be dancing around to Chumbawumba. so where does that leave the music of loday? What will this year have to offer us musically so that we won't be forced to have an '80s flashback night when 1999 comes around? 1 don't think that when I look Into the Classics section at a video store I'll see "Independence Day" or "Waterworld." I certainly hope I'm not looking through "classic" Bruce Lee movies and seeing Stephen Segal titles next to them. What arc going to be the classic movies of this decade? Creed: My own DJ Shadow: Pre- Luckily I was born with a psy- Morsel: I'm a wreck chic gift that puts the Psychic prison Friends Network to shame. I will Emptive Strike 1998 • Small Stone Records 1997 - Wind Up/BMG Records 1997 - Mo Wax RecorttngvMM Records try to shed some light on what we ...-"•""^ Ann Arbor's Morsel Is an unusu- will, and more importantly what Spin magazine called Creed a [f IXI Shadow has a function In ally potent rock band. While eluding we won't be doing in 1999. fast growing, upcoming new band. (he world of music, ifs lo be living musical genres and remaining as Their new albums heavy music proof of the profound and Infinite original as any musical act on the The techno scene, which Is accompanied by deep lyrics creates capabilities of hip-hop music. Pre- planet, they still manage to thread slowly being sugarcoated and fed lo .i very powerful and thought provok- Emptlve Strike, a collection of rare enough "song* through this record to the masses, will come Into Its own in '98. The cozy, radio-friend- ing sound. The song "My Own singles and remixes, illustrates his put them over the fence. ly group Prodigy, will continue to smack up the airwaves, but Prison." which has been receiving ability to layer elaborate and fantas- After even a fleeting glimpse into will be left in the dust by another strong summer release from tic music with uniquely heavy, nip- more and more radio play In the the sound of I'm A Wreck. I want to the Chemical Brothers. Chumbawumba will keep drinking their pad few months, carries such lines hop beats. play this record for everyone who whiskey and lager but will accidentally have a tall glass of Right ,iv "should have been dead on a Shadow falls somewhere In likes music. It represents the perfect Sunday morning ... I cry out to God between the darn aura of a union of electronic music's feel to the Said Fred and never get back up again. Smashmouth will take a seeking only his decision." I'orlishrad or even Wu-Tang track, rock band. The sound Morsel has tokc off the "one-hitter" as well. Look for Pearl Jam to "Yield" The first' time I heard this song I with the flippant, goofy brilliance of been perfecting for six years Is still their best effort since Ten, and release their first video since thought It was a new Seven Mary Prince Pauls De La Soul days. It Is hip and ahead of the times. In fact. I 1992's "Jeremy." The sold-out Eddie Vcdder and Company will Three song. Now that I've listened to too sincere to be called trip hop. too cant even name any contemporaries. buy back a spot Into the collection of many fans of Ten with the whole album, there's definitely a smooth and lush to be rap. One can hardly keep track of the their newest album. sound similar to that of the Nlxons He employs an organic style of sounds, given Morsel's ability to get and Seven Mary Three. It's heavy v<-i beat tracking, keeping the mystery lo more out of their Instruments than The summer of '98 will also bring many disappointing festival mellow at the same time and filled a minimum. Almost everything he nature intended. The bass guitar tours, as usual. However, my magic crystal ball sees a revolu- with sincere emotion. does comes straight from his turnta- plays several roles in the same song. tionary dance tour with the likes of Tribe Called Quest. Moby. The songs are mostly about bles, scratching and sampling from Live drums are machine precise, yet De La Soul and the Chemical Brothers to burn up the summer remorse. Inner conflict and the prob- Infinite selection of old vinyl. The tricky, warm and human. Miriam ticket sales. Be sure to look for "Marilyn Manson Unplugged" on lems people face everyday. Lyrics selection Is the key here. I wouldn't Carera's vocals are all-at-once razor MTV in the fall. (Okay maybe that's a stretch.) such as "only In America we stamp irusi any other turntabllst to recon- sharp, bad-ass. and sweet. She our god "In God We Trust.*" stress textuallze Metalllca or Tangerine trades her singing roles with tender A summer reunion tour for Sunny Day Real Estate could be that our priorities are focused too Dream Into a beautiful track like flute riffs, a selling point to say the In the works, playing with The Promise Ring. Weezer will put heavily on financial matters and not Shadow has and will. Furthermore. least, and a great ally to her voice. out another disk, proving they won't always take four years to things thai should be Important us. Shadow Is heavy on the umiMi.il And with particular grace. record every new album. Tupac Shakur will magically appear In - Eric Kuebler dreamy flutes touch at least three Morsels song embellishing machine a video directed by Puff Daddy, once again begging the ques- l.i guy with a sampler rig known as tion. "Is Tupac really dead?" Fat'hed) provides complimentary electronic loops and sounds. He bal- Hollywood has furthered Its experiment on how much money ances that role by playing the dljeh- they can spend on a motion picture in 1997. Bigger, and most dou. a six foot traditional Instrument of the time badder movies get released on top of each other. that creates a deep and melodic ryth- Nearly every weekend there Is a new flick coming out. with a 10% discount to all students & mlc vibration that makes you forget bigger budget than the one before. As long as people continue all about your kicker box. going to the movies In droves like In '97 the same can be faculty with a college ID. I'm A Wreck possesses the same expected for '98. Following this, a new and Improved Godzilla wholeness and drama I felt In (Good through the whole year.) Morsel's live show ... which I would will stomp Into theaters some time this summer. The feature- describe as Intense—probably as length "Godzilla" will be produced by the makers of the ridicu- cathartic as Shakespeare. There Is lously successful "Independence Day" and will boast an updated f never a noisy Interlude or a lull that storyline, killer special effects and lots and lots of destruction. QjfnUnd£y s Isn't Justified Immediately by a great Expect our Jolly green lizard giant to rake In the money at the song. box office. MoneJ gm eq Bowling Groan on 1027 N. Main Jan. 29 at Howards. - Tony Cavallario •> See 1998, page N-3 Sun. - Ih u rs. 7am until 11pm. Fri. • Sat. 7am until 12am. 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By JOHN WENZEL you'll likely find at the larger The cinema hopes students The BG News complexes." will take advantage of their Half Baked The theater specializes in location, which brings cus- Marijuana use has always Woodland Mall Cinema 5 playing art films and indepen- tomers current movies with been a sticky subject In Starring: Dave Chappelle, dent releases. These films prices lower those at than other American society. From 1936's Guillermo Diaz and Jim Breuer blend into this classic-film envi- movie complexes. Also, the cult propaganda Him "Reefer NOW says: Bad jokes, worse ronment, as the building nears Woodland Mall Cinema 5 Is Madness" to Cheech and acting kills a potentially funny completion of a renovation pro- located within Bowling Green, Chongs string of drug comedies movie ject. In recent years, the Cla- which is convenient to many In the 70s and '80s. audiences Zel has shown art and indepen- students. have been at once fascinated dent favorites Including Pulp and repelled by the thought of Students hoping to watch 1 star: rust go 10 the bar FlcUon. Sling Blade. Reservoir movies without leaving campus smoking pot. It's safe to say the 2 start: go to Itie bar first Dogs, The English Patient. 3 stars: movie, than bar can do so through the new comedy "Half Baked." 4 stars: movie, then movie again Hamlet. The Crucible and University Activities directed by Tamra Davis ("Billy Kolya. Added Hardy. "We're OrganizaUon (UAO). The UAO Madison"), seeks to tap Into this On his way home from visit- going to play movies that a film Interest and make some money student would want to see." plays movies every Friday and ing Kenny In Jail. Thurgood Saturday night on campus at in the process. "The atmosphere at this the- meets the appropriately-named Olscamp Hall for $2. Each The movie begins with a nar- Mary Jane (Rachael True from ater resembles that of a 'movie rated introduction to the four palace." said Hardy. "Students movie Is played twice each The Craft") who attempts to get night, with the first showing at main characters. Thurgood him to quit smoking, unaware have enjoyed the Cla-Zel (Dave Chappelle) Is a custodian because it is affordable, close 8 p.m. and the second at 11 the entire time of Thurgood's p.m. In New York City and the leader bail-raising scheme. and has a special atmosphere." of his three sloncr friends. Jim Occasionally we get to look in Movie-goers can also watch The UAO also offers a foreign Breuer, from NBC's Saturday on Kenny, who's constantly movies at the Woodland Mall film series that plays every Night Live, plays Brian, a hope- fighting off the advances of his Cinema 5. Located inside Monday night in Hanna Hall at lessly stupid record store clerk gay male Inmates. The Jokes in Woodland Mall, the theater Is the Glsh Theater, admission is who's constantly wearing tie- these scenes, while recycled and dedicated to bringing patrons free. dyed shirts and mumbling inco- simple, are some of the funniest The cast of "Half Baked": (clockwise from top left) Guillermo herently. Scarfacc (Guillermo in the movie. Unfortunately, the Diaz (Scarface), Dave Chappelle (Thurgood), Matt Breuer Diaz) is a hyperactive fast food rest of the film docs not follow (Brian) and Harland Williams (Kenny). 1998 employee. Kenny ("Rocket this pattern. Man"'s II;ii I.iiiiI Williams) Is a The characters in Half-Baked who never has his own weed. Lucas will also be the one of The constant references to aren't so much comedlc stereo- Stephen Baldwin plays the •> Continued from N-2 perpetually happy kindergarten pot culture In "Half Baked" the first to merge a big budget teacher. types of stoners as they are onc- "McGuyver Smoker" who can There is. however, a good with an unforgettable script. If would have been much more dimenslonal. Inaccurate, vulgar make a bong out of anything, The four friends gather In entertaining were they not trend emerging in Hollywood: any of the movies in '98 are to Thurgood's apartment to toke parodies of what the script writ- including avacados and straws. the fresh young actors and writ- become classics, this is what explained In such painful detail. ers conceptualize as pot smok- And of course, what pot movie up. watch cartoons and eat end- The "mainstreaming" of the ers of our generation. Matt they will have to do. I see less supplies of Junk food. One ers. The weed Jokes are forced would be complete without Damon and Ben Affleck wrote smart writers in '98 emerging stoner language can't be far and predictable, and the actual Tommy Chong? night when their munchlcs are behind. The Inconsistent, car- one of the best films of '97 with with great stories to balance particularly strong. Kenny smoking scenes are as dull as "Good Will Hunting," and will out Hollywood's lack of origi- toonlsh tone of the movie also they are fake. The only redeem- These scenes are some of the heads to the local convenience works against It. In some scenes continue to shine new light on nality. store to restock the supply. On ing quality of the movie is the sole funny moments in the film, America in '98. Look for Damon Along with Hollywood's we watch the characters literally many cameos throughout. Bob and they are Infinitely too short the way home he stops to feed a fly through the air after getting to co-star with Tom Hanks in a budget, most of the diabetic police horse some of his Sagct. the straight-laced former for my tastes. The rest of the Stephen Speilberg movie this Smashmouth. Hanson. Lisa high. They visit Kenny in jail, host of "America's Funniest movie is nothing but a string of food, accidentally killing it. floating outside his window and summer. Loeb and other one-hit-won- When Kenny's friends hear of Home Videos" plays a gay ex- unintelligent sex jokes, stale We will also see the begin- der bands will (un)gracefully watching him lament his Incar- coke addict. Willie Nelson dialogue and unconvincing his arrest, they decided to raise ceration. Is this supposed to be ning of the Star Wars prequels fade away in '98. Strong rock his bail by selling pot stolen appears as a nostalgic dope shots of our three heroes getting before the end of the '90s. bands like Radlohead and a drug-Induced hallucination or fiend. Rapper Snoop Doggy stoned. Avoid this movie if you from the lab where Thurgood the real thing? These crowning jewels will Pearl Jam and the blending of works. Dogg Is the "Scavenger Smoker" can. it reeks. showcase some of the best tal- hip-hop and techno beats will ent of our generation. Ewan lead us into the next century. McGregor ("Trainspotting") will From the ashes of the '90s International Film Series to play the young Ben Kanobie there will emerge the giants of RAIN and probably emerge as one of our generation. For now. •f Continued from N-1 respectable supporting actor, the finest young actors of where is our Jimi Hendrix. although audiences may have come to University today. Natalie Portman (The where is our Sugar Hill Gang wondered if they were watching Professional") will play the or our Frank Sinatra? They're "Speed." Just like those action The 1994 Chinese motion ning with Mao's "Great Leap being looped Into a DJ hits. "Hard Rain" features a Quaid or Tom Arnold. Minnie Young Queen. The storyline picture "To Live." directed by Forward" in the 1950s through will follow what happened Shadow tune or a Puff Daddy constant stream of action that Driver, apparently seeking to Zhang Yimou, opens BGSU's the Cultural Revolution of the become more of a household before the first three films. remix as we speak. In 1999 begins at the film's start. But International Film Series at late 1960s. In these segments we will of we won't be partying to a like his other scripts. Yost's name, mildly disappoints as a 8:15 p.m. in the Glsh Film This film won the 1994 course see Hollywood flex its Prince song, well )ust be rav- script lacks the one over-the- damsel In distress after her Theater. Grand Jury Prize and Best budget-muscles, but George ing to a techno remix of it. top action sequence audiences strong performance In "Grosse An extraordinary epic por- Actor Award at the Cannes Film have been spoiled on. via "Die Point Blanke." trays one family's trials, tri- Festival, and was a 1994 nomi- Hard" or "True Lies." Originally intended for release umphs and tragedies through nee for Golden Globe's "Best Directed by Mikael Solomon. in the summer of last year. several stormy decades of Foreign Film." "Hard Rain" impresses with "Hard Rain" serves more wisely recent Chinese history, begin- Admission is free to all. unique special effects as nearly in Its post-holiday, pre-Oscar CLOSE TO CAMPUS the entire movie is set in at opening. Although it faces least several feet of floodwater. some titanic competition at the WITH FREE GAS HEAT Solomon, who won Oscars for box office. "Hard Rain" proves his cinematography in "The there Just might be a current *222 S. College *\ &*2 Abyss" and his visual effects in trend In filmmaking: get a COffffil lbdrm unfurn "Backdraft." is helped by reli- script and add water, lots of able actors Slater and Freeman. water. Rated R. *222 S. College Quaid continues to emerge as a Efficiency *228 S. College 'A - *} nd lbdrm unfurn & furn NOW OPEN - 2 Location *228 S. College *K - *0 HOCKEY EQUIPMENT "Jbdrm unfurn & furn

• Protective Equip • Sticks • Hockey 'washer/dryer Skates • Figure Skates • Jerseys • Hats on LARGE SELECTION - LOW PRICES premises* FALCON HOUSE SPORTING GOODS umirittiims man apply. ■ Your athletic & sportswear Headquarters, with MOD- Hot Cream Wrestling NEWIPVE personal service and knowtedseable sales people.' PLUS- spm, 9pm, izam Rentals 900 E. Wooster & S. College 352-3365 TEAM JERSEYS Theme Sets FOR IM 328 S. Main SL 123 S. Main, Downtown BG 352-3610 FRI- Paint-a-Showgirl TUE- Two for Tuesday WED- Toledo's Original (our only office) SAVE! ! SOT- Midnight Features amateur Contest 10pm 352-5620 Hockey Tape $ Regular 5 sun- FREE Video to 1st 20 or 990 Overnight: paid admissions. new Sat Hours OPED ipm-iam 990 Mouth Guard; SKATE O 531-0079 V AT V AT V Af V Af V Af V Af V AT V AV ♦/ Ar V SHARPENING j Limit 1 per customer Limit I per customer rrn < 5 Coupon Eipitt* 1/3I/M Coupon Eipiroi 1/31/9* I < /T 777777 > < V4S kAr -i u. ovvvvwa < 8GSU HOCKEY < VS. Open House > Jan. 25 - 4:30 - 6p.m. Northern Michigan > Jan. 27 - & - g>:45 & 9 - 9:45 < Jan. 29 - 8> - £45 & 9 - 9:45 > Friday Night *• 7:00 BG \ce Arena

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INFORMATION MEETING ON TRAVEL AND S BOOKS SCHOLARSHIPS t INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE WOMENS 3 (•male rmts neWM June I, 1996- May 31, "WHO SAID PLAYGROUNDS ARE FOR THE SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN Do you enfoy singing? Tnnily United MethodiSl BOWLING-JAN 27. MEN'S 8 WOMENS 1999 17CVmih Call 352-7593 ask lor Megan o* KOS» GET READY TO PLAY. DANCE. AND GET CRAZY AT THE BIG PLAYGROUND." EUROPE Tuesday. January 27lh. 8 pm, Rm Church offers financial assistance to students TEAM HANDBALL-JAN. 28. ALL ENTRIES Banna The BG News who sing with Chancel Choir For info, contact ARE DUE BY 4 00 PM ON DUE DATE IN 130 1000 BA. Uniglobe Travel will provide inlorma- Room & Board tor clean, neat ft responsible the church at 353-9031 PERRY riLLDIIOUSE. ion on a ' and land :ravei person Price negotiable Call 35a 6i; 7 FOR SALE Classified LAST CHANCE PREELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS ' Support Dance Marathon * Roomaie Wanted: Own room No deposit Up- Advisees ol Cnstol and Schneider Going home for the weekend? Why not -Get SENIOR PORTRAITS Ads LAST CHANCE town 150/ month plus utility and cable Leid' before 9 Junction? Thurs. Jan. 22nd. :ic,4 bi/; Starting Monday Jan. 26 Carl Wolf Studios will 1111- Flondas New Hotspot South Beach ADVISING ANNOUNCEMENT: Itpm-2am. $1291 Bars Open Um.l 5am> Great Beaches. be on campus taking senior portraits for the Subleaser Needed lor i bedrm Apt Close to ATTEND ONE GROUP ADVISIWG SESSION • Support Dance Marathon • Activities. Warmer Weather! Try Cocoa Beach 372-6977 Anal time this year. You must attend this ses- campus ft Downtown $360 mth ut»l Included (I HOUR) Hilton $179* Daytona $149> spnngbreak sion to be included in the 1998 yearbook. Por 353 1026 The BG New* "ill no. km**, mjl* aa.rp. •dveflnenvem* Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi trans wiH be taken dairy Irom I0am-6pm in 28 travel com 1-600 678 6386 thai di*.nrt>i naif. or cMDunite dm n mi rial ton agai ml an» Tuesday. January 27.9 30. 11 00. or 1 00 Congratulations to Penny Brown lor being ac- 1 ind < * sduai of group on Ae ham * of rate. *c *, color, c reed. Weal Hall (yearbook office) Please call 11111 Spnng Break Bahamas Party Cruise 6 cepted to intern at Shreveport Times in Lou- . 372-8634 to schedule a silting. The S6 sitting nHijtoa. MIOMI origin *r iiial unenuiNM. diur>ili(v. University Union Capital Room 1 Days $2791 Includes Meals, Parties ft Taxes' i siar.a Great Worki We are all proud of you! fee can be charged through the bursar. uani* at ■ *«enrn. or on Ihe luiii <>l an. airier leg HELP WANTED Great Beaches ft Nightlife! Leaves From South Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi protected %*ata* After the meenng. Individual appointments may Florida' sprmgbreaktravel.com be made with advisors. The BG Newt rner*«* the nghi u> dtxltne. dmxmiiiwc PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU 1-800 678 6386 or MM any ariicmtcmcM wth w ihoar found lo fte Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi 375 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS defamatory, lacking in latntaJ bruit, mitlcading or falw PREELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS Congratulations Jen Tudor tor being elected Congratulations to Malt Good. Bryan Roberts, needed! Coed aummer campa In Pocono 11111 Spring Break Panama City' Stay On The in nature All advenwneni* are \ubfKi lo editing and Advisees ol El-Amin. RybczynsKi, Down and Panhel V.P. ol Member Recruitment! Good Jason Schuller, and Chns Winklemann lor Mounlalna. PA lohlkan. 1-800-488-4321. approval www lohikan com. Beech Near The Best Bars $ugi 6 Free Par- Glaviano Luck with Rush 19981 maknig the Dean's List. Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi PHI KAPPA TAU' PHI KAPPA TAU bee ft Free Cover Charges included' Hurry! The BG Ne»i.*wforum open u> the puNKrecognirei spring break travel com 1 8O0-678-6386. the impcMiiNtny of pre>eniifi( alt at ihi* type of adver- ADVISING ANNOUNCEMENT: ASSEMBLERS Eicetlent income to assemble tiMng and therefore encourage* our reader* lo beware ATTEND ONE GROUP ADVIStJG SESSION Beta DZ Beta DZ PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU products at home Into 1-504 646 1700DEPT Canon Star Writer 30. Word Processor. Ong. Alway* be familiar wiiha buwnevi before tending mone> (1HOUR) The sisters of Delta Zela would like to thank the OH-62S5. $39S-will sell tor $175. Also. 2 mcolnd- iHpnxnlingpenunaJkrediiintormation Pleaie remenv Congratulations to Bryan Roberts lor being brothers of Beta Theta Pi for meir serenade. recognized as the Phi Kappa Tau brother of The ges $30 ft $40 pn 354-7196 bet. if H tound* loo good U> be irue. a probaMy it Tuesday. January 27,9:30.11 00. or 1 00 Babysitter lor happy, energetic 4 year old Must Beta DZ Beta DZ be kind. hrm. responsible and have sense ol Duo 230 127500/14.4 w/floppy drive & adap- You can help t*» by calling (he ad*erti*ing department at University Union or State Room PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU ter $640 ft tax PowerBoOk 170 8/200/14.4 4l«-)?l-a«0Swiih)<»yrcon»plai«iiaf^Migge*liorii We BGSU students needing internships. Draco- humor. Fnday an day ft maybe Wed 48. $540 ft lax 353-7285. a*k thai > ou plcaac pro* -k yow name. add re**, and phone After the meeting, individual appointments may cum*, or volunteer placement for Spring, 1998. 352 1237. number along ailh tour *prtific comments WMfevgW are invited to meet volunteer agencies' per- be made with advisors. Rush Alpha Phi Babysitter required m my home. For inlant. hrs. help we can make The BG New* a heucr puMicaiion sonnel on Thursday, January 22,1998, any- Thurs. Jan. 22 8-10 @ the Alpha Phi House neuble. Suit child development major call Rush ZBT time between 5:00-7:00 P.M. al the UCF FOR RENT Come al any time! Any questions. Call the Al- 354 1324. Come and meet the men ol ZBT Center, J1J Thuratln (acroaa from campus). pha Phi House. January 22.27, 28 7:30-9:30 ZBT House Soup and other goodies win be provided. Ca» Rush Alpha Phi Bookeeping/Secretanal Part-time, 10-15 Free food and a tree rattle 352-7S34 with questions. hr a/week Call 352-5335 "Renting Apts. ft Houses Experience, the excellence 211 E Reed For inlo call 2-8326 BOOST RESUME CREDENTIALS AND BE- RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA 321 E Merry B - 6 bdrms CAMPUS EVENTS Rush ZBT COME INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNI RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA Camp Wayne (sister hall ol brother/sister 315 E. Merry • Downstairs TYVOLUNTEERI No training necessary Join RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA camp. Northeastern Pennsylvania. Also, 2 bedroom apartments hundreds ol former BGSU students in exper- 6/20-6718/98). Have the most memorable School yr. leases, all dose to campus SAE • SAE • SAE - SAE ■ SAE A TOUCH of RE JX L.L.I.T.Y. iencing meaningful volunteer placements. Find summer ol your hf*l Directors needed lor 353-0325 A continuation m the way of African oral tra- RUSHI out about opportunities m our area by attending Drama. Camprirg/Nature. Cheerleading and SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Rush Delta Zela Rush dition Tuesday, January 27th. 7:00pm. Len our Volunteer Night January 22,1998 al the Have you always wondered Got!. Counselors tor: Tennis. Golf. Gymnas- hart Grand Ballroom. Free Adrrussionl Dedi- Wed Jan. 21. UCF Center, 313 Thlraten (acroaa from tics. Team Sports. Low Ropes, Batik, Calligra- 2 bdrm apt downtown available now 7:30-9:30pm What exactly IS Greek life? 354-i6i2eiH 351. cated to the Uplittment of Humanity. Spon- ■GSU'a campus). Soup and other goodies What exactly IS sisterhood? phy. Sculpture. Drawing/Panting, Photogra- FREE FOOD' soredbyUAO Questions? Call 372-7164 will be served between 5:00 P.M. and 7:00 If so, come visit us al the Delta Zela phy. Ceramics. Guitar. & Ik-Screen mg. Swim- 2 bdrm. house, unfurn.. w/d hook-up, parking, P.M. Stop by and get something to eat while House on Jan. 27 or 29 from ming (WSI Prelerred). Sailing. Waterskimg, no smoking or pets. $600 mo plus utl Avail Attention Organizations SAE • SAE ' SAE • SAE ' SAE Dance. Aerobics and Piano, Other staff: Presidents and Advisors Reception will be held you talk with representatives from THE LINK 8.00-8:45 or 9:00-9:45. Any questions. Aug 98. 249 Manvtlle. 354-9/40 Driver/Video. Head Chef and Assistant on Jan. 27 at 7pm in the Community Suite and WOOD LANE, as well as UCF sponsored Call Kelly @ 373-1805 or Jon @ 372-4800. Housekeeping. Night Watchperson. On Cam- Apartment tor rent RSVP your seats today 372-2843. WFAL IS BACK ON THE AIR! protects. Questions....caH 3S2-7S34. Rush Delta Zeta Rush One bedroom @ Univ. Courts 680 AM WOOD CABLE CHANNEL 20 pus Interviews February 10th. Call CAMPUS POLLYEYES PIZZA new bath. carpet, fridge BGSU S source lor Modern Rock 1 -800-279 3019 lor information. BUZZ SUTHERLAND 440 E. Court St.-nest to smokestack RUSH KA RUSH KA RUSH KA Avail. Immediately Childcare needed tor kindergardener ft 18 mo. A smooth Wend of Home-spun characters and FEATURING The brothers of Kappa Alpha would like to in- call Scott @ 872-1806 Enough room tor two. old girls m our Rosslord home. 2-4 days per facial expressions that win keep you rolling with Stuffed breads ticks-pizza-pasta-soup vite al men to rush January 22, 27.28. at 730 Would you bke lo work lor Campus Fact Line? week. Must have references, non-smoking en- laughter I Thursday. January 22, 1998 al Salad-subs-croissants-desseru-burriloes in the second floor lounge ol Rodgers Hal Now hinng lor jobs beginning this Fall. Open to: vironment Please call 419-666-2149. Apartments tor rent: 7:00pm Ballroom $2 00 sponsored by UAO all freshmen and sophomores. Don'i miss your nachos & moroH RUSH KA RUSH KA RUSH KA 606.5 E Woosier,2brdrm.directly across from Questions? Call 372-7164 $5 00 season pasa chancel Only 100 applications available. Be- Great dine In specials every day ol the campus, w'parking, $825/month. 234 S Col- week. All U CAN EAT pizza, soup end ealad admission to allfour of our comedians. ginning 8 am Tuesday. Office of Student Em- SPRING OPEN RUSH EARN lege. 2 Bdrm, walking distance to campus, burtel A great selection of Import and do- ployment- ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Jan.25-29 $750-11500/WEEK wparking $42S/month By appointment. IN a OUT mestic beer and wine. Sun. Open Rush: All chapters 4:30-6 00 Raise all the money your student phone: 419-352-8236 Kevin Kline Would you kke to work lor Campus Fact Lme? Best Heppy Hour In town 4-g deity group needs by sponsoring a Friday. January 23rd 6 Sat Jan 24th at Now hinng for jobs beginning this Fall Open to: MorVWed: KKG. KD. Sig Kap, Phi Mu. Pi Phi. AON: 800-10:00. Tue/Th: Chi-O. Alpha Phi, VISA Fundraiser on your campus. 8:00pm 8 1 l:00pm Olseamp 111 12 00 Spon- all freshmen and sophomores. Don't miss your Duplexes/houses lor '08-'99 school year. G PHI B ■ G PHI B • G PHI B DZ, Gamma PN B. DG, AZD. Alpha CM; No investment ft very In tie time sored by UAO Questions? Call 372-7164 chancel Only 100 applications available Be- Ell.. 1 A 2 bdrm-1 to 3 tenants The sisters of Gamma Phi Beta would like to 800-10O0. AGO will be rushing MorvTh needed. There's no obligation, so ginning 8 am Tuesday. Office of Student Em- 12 month leases only congratulate Heather Cvengros on her pearling why not call for inrormation today. ployment. 6:00-10:00. Steve Smith 352-6917 (no caHs after 8pm) to Gary McColoch. We are so happy for you! Call 1 -600 323 8454 195 TURNING POINTS OPHIB-OPHIB'GPHIB An informal Discussion Group about eating 'WHO SAID PLAYGROUNDS ARE FOR Female roommate needed - own room don t believe disorders, weight issues, and normal earing FREE T-SHRIT KDS? GET READY TO PLAY, DANCE AND 1998-99 school year GO GREEK GO GREEK beginning Tues . Feb 10 Meets 3:30-5 00 pm ♦ $1000 GET CRAZY AT THE BIG PLAYGROUND " 353-0325 everything IFCRushTonite To register call 372-2081 Co-sponsored by Credit Card fundraisers tor ALL HOUSES Open 730-9 30 Counseling Center A Student Health Service. fraternities, sororities ft groups. LOST & FOUND GO GREEK GO GREEK Any campus organization can Female sublease/ needed ASAP. Call you feel. raise up up $1000 by earning a 354-8691. Want lo be healthier in '98? whopping $5.00/VISA application Hairdresser'Nail Tech Come to the Center lor Wellness & Prevention Call 1-800-932-0528 em 65 Furnished 2 bdrm. apt. •lyouom LOST: 18" gold cham on Wed 1/l4btwn. pkg Desperately seeking new ckents for a FREE Nutritional Assessment. Call Qualified callers receive AVAILABLE NOW'i lot E. 1 Moseley Hall. Sentimental value. Re- For a hair raising experience call Robert at 372-9355 for an appointment FREE T-SHIRT. Call 352-7454 ward Call 372 2716 or 669 2371 354-2016 WE HAVE MOVED! TQiar DlPUfSSiON The Center for Wsanaaa and Prevention is Now hiring market research mtennewers Houses, 1 ft 2 bdrm. lurn. apts for 98 99 Hey.GROW UP this Summer! now located at 19 College Park (adjacent to the $550Vhr. Evenings and weekends. nembJe school year Call 352-7454 PERSONALS Fine-tune your Career Goals Tech. builring, behind the tennis courts). Our hftp//www save orq around school hours Apply at AZG Research MARTENAPTS " 704 FIFTH ST & get paid in the process. ph. number is sill 372-WELL (9355) CO-OP KCK-OFF or call 352 811$ 2 Bdrm. turn, renting tor fall 98 and summer leases 352-3445 S1SPRING BREAK""DONT GET Friday. Jan. 23rd. 3 30 PM "Your Resource Center lor Health and Wall- BURNED""SunSplashli THE RELIABLE 117 Olseamp neeat* Olftce Cleaning Evenings. 10-12 hrsAveek. IN01 lo. Us, se grads) SPUING BREAK CO 12 YEARS EXP Own trans needed CaB 3S2-S822 Need people » rent house 353-7042 'IH-OWEST PRICES-FREE Tripe. ParSM- Oueenont? 372-2451 PL ttrne sales clerk position avail, at Mike's Dnnks 8 Food"' Jamaica. Cancun. Barbados WANTED NOW LEASING Party Mart new store' Located on S. Main m 8 US *1 Destinations - South Padre INFORMATION MEETING ON TRAVEL AND for Fall 1998 Big Lot's Plaza 16-23 hrs wk Must be friend- Island/Panama City Beach 6 Daytona Ir: $129 Call 352-9378 for info. Management Inc. THE SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN ly, neat, honest, dependable Avail, wkends & - Call Sun Splash Tours Now" 1 -800-426 7710 EUROPE Tuesday. January 27th. 8pm. Rm 1 -2 F. roomates for 98-99 school year to share looking for stoady errp oy-ienl 352 9259 Now Leasing tor 98-99 Or www.sunsplasritours.com 1 &2 bdrm Close lo campus. 710 1000 BA Uniglobe Travel will provide informa- turn. apt. Close to campus. Call 353-5347 for i BR. 2 BR. Duplex apts. i2mo tion on air and land travel. The KEY Yearbook has immediate openings VKnlcrprisrdlcinz-Sitc Apis.) details. Call 419-354 6036 (10 4) tor story writers and section editors. Some po- Highland Management Renu sum al 375/ mo ♦ ulils. 2 sitions paid and some are volunteer. Start bdrm includes washer & dryer. building your resume. Flexible hours Call Call for info 353-5X00. Graduate Study in Kiomedical Cindy or V-cky for more info. 372-8635. Rm. tor female 260/m$. i blk fr campus Would you like to work for Campus Fact Line? 3529333 Sciences ... at a School with a Now hinng lor jobs beginning this Fall. Open to: Roommate Needed. Own bedroom, furn. or all freshmen and sophomores. Don't miss your not $275/mrh. mdud. utils. close to every- /ElEfcCA chancel Only 100 applications available. Be- thing CallTim353-5160. Winning Basketball Team! ginning 8 am Tuesday Office of Student Em- Management Inc. pioyment 142 bdrm 1082 Fairvicw Very small 2 bdrm house. Pels OK. $500'mo. Would you like to work tor Campus Fact Lme? A utii. Available now Call 354-2285. Ave.(Hillsdalc Apis.) unique floor Now hinng lor jobs beginning this Fall. Open to: designs, vaulted ceilings, washer/ I pjventty of Cincinnati Medical College also has winning learns in 13 all freshmen and sophomores. Don't miss your "WHO SAID PLAYGROUNDS ARE FOR dryer hook-up in the 2 bdrm. Rents chancel Only 100 appiicaDons available. Be- cxcellem graduaie programs in ihe biomedical sciences, including cell ginning 8 am Tuesday Office of Student Em- KOS? GET READY TO PLAY. DANCE AND start at 350/ mo + utils. For more biology, doelopmenud biology, genetic counseling. en\in)nmental health, ployment. GET CRA2Y AT THE BIG PLAYGROUND.- info call 353-5800. m*uroscience. molecular genetics, biochemistry, microbioktgy. physiology. pathf)biol(»gy, molecular medicine, pharmacologv and a MlVPhl) program. FALL 1998 LEASING AVAILABL ^ivfEfcCA Management Inc. Mercer Manor Apartments Studio Apis. 215 E. Poe Rd • Up to $16,500/ year stipend (Evergreen Apts.) Laundry on • Paid Tuition, Fees & Health Insurance One of BG's Newest Complexes site. One person starts at 230/mo Features ulils are included. For more info • 400 MS and PhD Students call 353-5800. • 3 Bedrooms • Top 10% Nationally in Size • 2 Full Baths Over 75 Million Dollars for Research Projects • Air Conditioning • Fireplaces Management Inc. • Over 200 Renowned Scientists • Microwaves GREENBRIAR, INC. Hours: 1 bdrm 215 E. Poe Rd(Evergrccn fZBXZEBM Apis.) Very spacious, laundry on 352-0717 Monday - Friday site. Renl starts al 340/ mo + elec. 1-800-SUNCHASE 1 PLEASK Unda Moeller phone: 51.V558.73i3 224 E. Wooster 9 a.m. -5 p.m. For more info call 353-5800. rax mi ncroiUATion a KSJIIVATIOMI 4 CON TAtH": Iniversity of Cincinnati fax; 5I3.S58.2HSO Bowling Green. OH Saturday t —w-> tunr.h.1. com College of Medicine email: [email protected] 43402 9 a.m. -1 p.m.

The Center for Wellness & Prevention Join the brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa HAS MOVED

Join The From 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. We're now located in Room 19 at the Newlove Family! Wednesday the 21st al Kohl Hall College Park Office Building • Undergraduate housing • Graduate & Professional Housing Thursday the 22nd at Offenhauer West • No parental guarantee needed 372-9355 Tuesday th 27th at Kreischer Quad • Professional Management Team! • Full-Time Maintenance Service! Wednesday the 28th at Kohl Hall • Fets permitted in some rentals!

Slop by our office for a copy of our 1998-1999 Housing Guide and we will go through the brochure with you to Get lei'd by a Phi Sig Sweetheart^ find you the ideal home! Don't Die Wondering...

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