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Bowling OrMfi (men)(62) Bowling Green (>omen)(10S) Huger, 7-13 3-4:17; T. Hall, 5-91-2:11; Wine- Ruminski, 3-4 1-2: 7, Burnett, 5-9 1-2: 15; J. Nordmam, 5-10 0-0: 10, Lendvay, 9-10 Hal, 1-2 0-0: 2, Whiteman, 0-0 0-0:0, Swan- 2-4: 20, McNulty. 2-3 0-1:4, Koch, 5-11 00 son 0-0 00. 0; Otto, 1-4 2-2: 4; Lynch, 0-0 11; Cassell, 1-3 2-3: 5; Shade, 5-10 0-0 10; 0-0:0. Totals: 25-45 8-13:62. Alters. 6-10 0-1:12, Nuesmeyer, 1-3 0-0: 2; Scon, 6-13 6-7: 18; Wdtoms, 5-10 3-4: 13 Kent State (men)(47) TOTALS: 45-84 13-19 105 Holmin, 8-13 0-0 16; Banks, 4-14 3-4.11; Wending, 3-10 3-4. 9; Winding, 2-6 4-4: 9; Kent State (women)(83) Sherry, 5-11 2-2: 12; Lynn, 3-10 1-3: 7, Walton, 0-5 2-2 2. TOTALS: 17-5212-15 47. Fortes, 11-18 9-12: 35; Burden, 1-5 0-0: 2, HilNinn icon: Bowling Green, 30-19. Carroll, 4-11 1-3: 11; Marshall, 0-4 2-2: 2, Three pointers: Bowling Green 4-9 (Burnett Homa, 2-5 0-1:6, Kaleps. 2-5 00:4; Nelson 4) Kent Stale 1-7 (Winding). 0-4 4-4:4. TOTALS: 28-7319-27:83. Rebounds: Bowing Green 35 (T Hall 10). Kent Sue 25 (Banks 7). Halftime scon: Bowling Green, 56-50. Assisli: Bowling Green 10, (T. Hal 3) Kent Thnw polntan: Bowling Green 2-7 (Cassell, State 8. Koch). Kent Stale 8-25 (Fortes 4, Carroll 2 Turnovers: Bowling Grew 13, Kant Slate 7. Homa 2). Records: Bowling Green 6-9, 2-3. Kent Rebounds: Bowling Green 60 (Scon 15) Stale 5-11,2-4. Kent Stae 33 (several with 4). Attendance: 2,731. Assists: Bowling Green 33, (Koch 9) Kent State 13 (Burden 6). Turnovers: Bowling Green 29, Kent Stale 20. Records: Bowling Green 13-3, 4-1. Kent State 9-7,4-2. Attendance: 1,086
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Falcon forward Judlt Lendvay drives to the hoop against Kent State'* Kathy Carroll for a pair of ber 20 points. Lendvay added 10 rebounds and seven assists In the women's basketball team's win against the Flashes. page two The BG News Monday, January 27,1992 Hot-shooting BG guards lead men in 62-47 win The second-half jinx almost floor." assistant spons editor proved to be BG's undoing once The Falcons did just that as again as the Golden Flashes re- junior guard Michael Huger and duced the Falcon lead to three Burnett scored 17 and 15 points, A couple of three-pointers by with 9:08 remaining. respectively. Huger, who has Falcon guards was all it took to "Our defensive intensity In the averaged 16 points in five MAC frazzle Kent State as the men's second half of close games had games, shot 54 percent from the basketball team defeated the been almost like the defensive in- field. McDonald admitted it was Golden Flashes Saturday at tensity of the first half when the the Falcons guards that led to home, 62-47. score Is just see- sawing back and the KSU defeat. The KSU offense proved to be forth," Larranaga said. "It can't no match for the Falcons' defense be that way." "I thought our inability to han- down the stretch, which allowed dle their guards, especially only four Golden Flash points However, junior guard Vada Huger, was a problem," McDon- while BG racked up 16. Of Burnett was looking to regain his ald said. "That led to our course, a 33 percent KSU field confidence after a terrible per- defeat." goal percentage didn't help the formance against Toledo Flashes' offense much. Wednesday where he was 0-12 On defense, the Falcons were A disgusted KSU head coach from the floor. It was this drive able to out bound KSU 35-25 with Jim McDonald could hardly find and a desire to pull out a second senior Tom Hall leading BG with a way to describe how poorly his conference win that sparked a 10. team played. Burnett three-pointer and a six "We're not ready to win on the point unanswered BG run making "I thought we really tightened road and it was rather obvious," the score 55-43. our defense up in the last five McDonald said. "If you're going minutes of the game," Larranaga to be a competitive team, that's "Vada hit the big 'three' and said. "I thought that was an area one of the things you have to do." then everybody just sat down and that was sorely lacking. We had The Falcons, 6-9 overall and 2-3 said this is it, let's finish this off," been emphasizing the defensive in the Mid-American Conference, Larranga said. Four minutes and end of the floor and the rebound- Tk« BG Ncwi/J«y Murdack were able to control the rhythm another Burnett three-pointer ing. In the last 10 minutes we got of the game right from the start was all that separated the Falcons all the big rebounds and really BG center Shane Kllne-Rumlnski makes his move to the basket as they ended the half with a from their 62-47 victory over upped the lead because of that in Saturday's win over Kent State. The Falcon rrcshman posted 30-19 lead, allowing KSU to shoot Kent. defensive intesity." seven points and seven rebounds. Bowling Green held a 35-25 just 20 percent from the field. BG advantage on the boards against a Golden Flashes team that was 52 percent during the first "With all the teams we play it's Starting for the Falcons were normally outrebounds its opponents. half. important to establish the ag- Huger, Hall, Burnett, Jason Hall, But like all first-half Falcon gressiveness that the team is go- and Shane Kllne-Rumlnski. The leads, the dreaded third-quarter ing to play with that night," Lar- Golden Flashes record dropped sluggishness still loomed over ranaga said. "We had to be ag- to 5-11 overall and 2-4 in MAC the BG offense. gressive at both ends of the play. Ever Get A Pal Smashed ? Tired of Being a Face in the Crowd? Check out Winthrop Terrace Apts fl ■Em and be someone 1 Special! >», rv Call r^wR&EijfrlP' 352-9135 #A^O«^^ i Monday, January 27,1992 The BG News page three Women's hoops roll, 105-83 by Xttvi Stilly ference with a 13-3 overall mark The Falcons came ready to play Nordmann and Lendvay provided bes, the game's leading scorer sports writer and 4-1 in conference competi- as BG raced to a 14-4 lead on a the offense for BG in the first with 35 points, drilled a three- tion, while Kent drops to 9-7 and driving layup by senior Cathy half with eight points each. pointer with just over eight 4-2 in MAC play. Koch. Both squads abandoned The Flashes, running and fast- minutes to play to cut BG's lead The women' basketball team "It is not Bowling Green's first their half-court offenses and a- breaking when given the oppor- 73-72. That as close as Kent 'rebounded' from last week's loss five players that hurt you," said dopted an up-tempo style of play tunity, matched BG's first-half would ever come. to Toledo, grabbing 27 more Kent coach Bob Lindsay. "It's the that had two prerequisites; scor- offensive outburst as senior for- "The tempo was all over the boards than Kent State and post- last four or five people off the ing and depth. The Falcons had an ward Ann Forbes scored 21 place," said Clark. "When we got ing seven players In double di- bench that hurt you. They don't abundant supply of both. points in the initial stanza. BG's our leads it was because of the gits, en route to a 105-83 wallop- lose much from a depth stand- Junior Judit Lendvay topped lead was cut to 40-37 with three fast-breaks. When we lost the ing of the Golden Flashes at An- point. We were probably worn BG's scoring chart with nine minutes remaining when Forbes lead it was because we didn't pass derson Arena. down in the last five minutes and of-10 field-goal shooting for 20 made a steal and was fouled driv- the ball well. Sometimes we got The victory keeps BG in first therefore, missed some easy points along with her 10 rebounds ing to the bucket. too fast for ourselves. We would place in the Mid-American con- shots we shouldn't have." and seven assists. Senior Andrea However, freshman Michelle have been better off going into Shade came off the pines to our half-court offense on a more SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING expand the Falcon lead .connect- consistent basis." ing from IS feet and then maneu- Kent, overmatched in the pivot vering in the paint for a five- and beginning to tire, was out- footer off the glass. scored 32-11 over the last eight Both squads encountered minutes of action. rough beginnings in the second Sophomore Tallta Scott hauled half, as the nerce-paced tempo down a game-high IS rebounds to became the source for many complement her 18 points. Center turnovers for both offenses. BG Tangy Williams contributed 13 made 29 turnovers while Kent points, forward Lorl Albers YOU had 20. scored 12, guard Susie Cassell are going to "We were terrible." said BG notched 11, and Shade and Nord- coach Jaci Clark. "We got lucky mann added 10 points each. 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imiiiiiiii L Come and learn more about Golf! 'tiimmiiiiiiiiii' For more information contact Lauren Mangili at 372-2711 page four The BG News Monday, January 27,1992 Western edges icers twice by icon tolly "It was a game where our first sports writer "It was a gams where our period was poor, but we came on strong and played a good defen- first period was poor, but sive type game," BG coach Jerry The hockey team can be a bit we came on strong and York said. "I thought our goal- unpredictable sometimes, not un- tender (Will Clarke) played very like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. played a good defensive type well. I haven't been in one of More often than not, the Fal- game." those games for a long time." cons will attack a game with fi- Friday's contest turned out to nesse and speed, trying to cap- be no fluke, as another tight de- ture wins with superior speed )erry York, hockey coach fensive game was played Satur- and skill. Not mild- mannered by day at Western's Lawson Ice any means, but not a team with a ties in the first two periods alone. Arena. reputation for roughness. The game was tied on a goal from Something about the Western Jim Solly in the second stanza BG jumped to a twe goal lead Michigan Broncos, however, and a power play tally from Jeff with goals from Martin Jiranek seems to release some sort of Wells in the third. and Peter Holmes, two of the madness into the game, at least Despite Wells' goal, WMU most prolific scorers in the when they play the Falcons. This coach Bill Wilkinson was pleased CCHA. Their line had been sub- weekend's homc-and-homc series with his team's penalty killing. dued Friday. According to WMU with the Broncos was a prime ex- "One of our main concerns was captain Keith Jones "one of our ample. keeping BG's power play bottled biggest tasks was playing against Mr. Hyde came out as BG up. I thought we did a pretty good their (Jiranek and Holmes) line, abandoned its finesse game at job of killing time in the neutral just keeping them off the score- times and traded bone-crunching zone," Wilkinson said. "When BG board was tough." hits, some words, and a lot of gets set up down low, they are After WMU tied it up, 2,700 shoves with a rough and ready deadly. We knew that and worked fans prepared for another over- Western squad. The Falcons lost on it." time. But Ryan D'Arcy scored for both games 3-2. Scott Garrow ended the game Western with less than two Friday night the Broncos in- in overtime for the Broncos, minutes remaining giving the The BC Ncwi/Jay MurdacK vaded the Ice Arena and opened handing the Falcons a loss in Broncos a.i :>ther close victory. Andy Suhy of Western Michigan battles BG's Martin Jiranek for up a two-goal lead on the home their 10th one-goal decision of the "With a couple of breaks, we control of the puck during Friday's home hockey game. The Fal- team in a game that saw 13 penal year. could have won," York said. cons chalked up two more one-point losses this weekend, a bad Classified Information habit BG has fallen Into lately. The next action for the Falcons Is The BG News Mail-In Form Friday night at home against Ohio State. DEADLINE: __Two days prior to publication. 4p.m. (The BG News Is not responsible tor postal service delays) RATES: _per ad are 75c per line. J? 25 minimum. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" or 2" ads Work to cultivate the buckle-up habit. 60< extra per ad for bold (ace. P {8 line maximum) $6.SO per Insertion It could save your lire. Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. 2" (16 line ma-imum) $12.95 prt mserlton
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The next came when Mays lo's no-huddle offense. fenders like Kurt Gouveia, Brad the Redskins use the no-huddle It sacked Jim Kelly five times, sacked Kelly, forcing a fumble The Redskins won their third Edwards, Fred Stokes, Jason offense themselves in a modified got four interceptions two by that was recovered by Stokes. Super Bowl in 10 years, 37-24, Buck, Alvoid Mays and Andre reprise of their record 35-point Edwards, one of five Plan B free That set up Chip Lohmiller's putting the game away with 24 Collins as any of the team's stars. second quarter in their Super agents who start on defensive co- 25-yard field goal that made It straight points after a scoreless Sure, MVP Mark Rypien threw Bowl rout of Denver four years ordinator Richie Petitbon's unit. 34-10 six seconds into the fourth first period in which they blew for 292 yards and two touch- ago. It also forced a fumble in helping quarter. And the third was Ed- two touchdown chances. downs as Washington ran the And sure, Rypien hit Clark with coach Joe Gibbs to his third wards' second interception, The Bills, one-point losers to NFC's streak in the NFL's mar- a 30-yard TD pass with 124 left in Super Bowl win, tied with San tipped to him by Martin Mayhcw the New York Giants in the Super quee game to eight straight. the third quarter after Buffalo Francisco's Bill Walsh and one and returned 35 yards. That set Bowl a year ago, never were in Sure, the "Posse" receivers had cut a 24-0 lead to 24-10. behind Pittsburgh's Chuck Noll up Lohmiller's 39-yard field goal this one, although they made it Art Monk, Gary Clark and Ricky But just as important was the on the all-time list. for 37-10. closer with two touchdowns late Sanders led a 17-point explosion work of a blitzing defense that It held Thurman Thomas, the in the fourth quarter. in five minutes, 45 seconds of the shut down the NFL's most explo- league's MVP this year, to just 10 That more than made up for yards in eight carries through the Buffalo's one quick offensive first three quarters, limiting the spurt a run of 10 points that fol- league's leading running game to lowed the Gouveia Riggs touch- just IS yards over that period and down. 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Q The BG News Monday, January 27, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 74, Issue 82 Weather OSU students protest article The Lantern prints controversial letter stating Holocaust was a hoax by Jtrl Wrttirt ty adviser Mary Webster and and the number of reported Jew- In a box accompanying the The Associated Press others. ish deaths "is an irresponsible item, the newspaper's 13-mem- The Simon Wiesenthal Center exaggeration." ber editorial staff defended its in Los Angeles on Friday re- The daily newspaper's decision, saying it is "important COLUMBUS - The editor of sponded to the publication, call- 13-member editorial staff de- to bring this material to the fore- Ohio State University's student ing the advertisement an affront cided Thursday to run the infor- front of public discussion." newspaper on Friday defended a to Holocaust victims and denial mation opposite its editorial page Ms. Haney, 22, said the ideas Cloudy, chance of snow: decision to publish an item that of their suffering. in Friday's edition. expressed in the article are "ab- Variable cloudiness with a called the Holocaust a hoax. The Lantern published a full- Ms. Haney said she does not solutely not" endorsed by the chance of flurries Monday, An estimated 300 students on page article by Bradley R. Smith regret printing the item. newspaper. high 35 to 40. Southwest Friday protested publication of of Visalia, Calif., the leader of the "We are hoping that people She said it originally had been winds will be 10 to 20 mph. the item, demanding a full-page Committee for Open Debate on looked at it, and their awareness submitted as an ad and was ac- The chance of precipitation retraction of the article in Mon- the Holocaust. It declared the of this type of hate is heightened. companied by a check for $1,134. is SO percent. Monday night, day's edition and the resignation German government did not put This is a very subtle, calculated becoming partly cloudy with of Editor Samantha Haney, facul- Jews to death in gas chambers piece of work," she said. See lantern, page three. a low near 20. On Tuesday, mostly sunny, high in the mid 30s. The Trophy is Ours GSS vote Outside campus ups funds Rabies are up: CLEVELAND The Ohio Department of Health re- for thesis ported 20 cases of animal rabies last year the highest number of such cases since 1985 when 30 cases were re- research ported. by Jk*a Taclifarro Despite the increased The BC News number of animal cases, only five people were bitten Graduate Student Senate voted by rabid animals in 1991, ac- unanimously Friday to contribute cording to health depart- $1500 to Personalized Research ment records. All five were Consultation Service. bitten by rabid bats. PERCS is a program at the Jer- Health authorities say no ome Library that helps graduate one was Infected with rabies students do their thesis research. last year because of Imovax- The reference librarian helps the IM, a potent rabies vaccine student choose a topic and then made from human cell cul- compiles information and refer- tures. ences to narrow down the search The last human rabies amount to a certain scope. case reported in Ohio was in "In the past, GSS has supported 1970, when a 6-year-old PERCS to a tune of $1300," GSS Mercer County boy sur- President Dave Harper said. vived the virus after being This year, GSS voted to give bitten by a rabid bat. money from their Professional Development Fund since its pur- pose is to "support programs graduate students are involved in," according to Harper. A telling mistake? Harper said that by contribu- URBANA.IH. If you plan ting this money, it defrays the to visit the University of Il- student's cost for the search by linois anytime soon, you up to $25, depending on the topic might not want to use the and data base. student/staff directory map The General Assembly also to find your way around. voted 23-0 to give $4000 to the According to a story in the thesis and dissertation research Daily Mini, the directory is fund as they did last year. filled with typographical er- In other business, upcoming rors. elections were discussed. Any An example: the location graduate student is eligible to run of Swanlund Administration for the senate. Elections will take Building is misplaced on the place March 6. As of now, candi- map and leads students not dates include Tom Fluellen and to the administrative offices Tim Bills for president, Dave but the University swine Vaillancourt for vice president, barns. Victoria Guthrie for secretary and Jack Zibluk for representa- tive-at-large. Tht BG Ncwi/Jay Murdock Other upcoming events GSS is Compiled from staff and sponsoring include the Interna- vrire reports. Falcon football center Brian Sherman holds the California Raisin Bowl trophy for the fans to see at tional Film Series and a Feb. 23 the men's basketball game Saturday. Cal Bowl representatives were on hand to present the MVP and dinner program at the Beijing game trophies to the team. Restaurant to introduce graduate students to Chinese culture. # The BG News Monday, lanuary 27, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 74, Issue 82 Weather OSU students protest article The Lantern prints controversial letter stating Holocaust was a hoax ty adviser Mary Webster and and the number of reported Jew- In a box accompanying the The Associated Press others. ish deaths "is an irresponsible item, the newspaper's 13-mem- The Simon Wiesenthal Center exaggeration." ber editorial staff defended its in Los Angeles on Friday re- The dally newspaper's decision, saying it is "important COLUMBUS - The editor of sponded to the publication, call- 13-member editorial staff de- to bring this material to the fore- Ohio State University's student ing the advertisement an affront cided Thursday to run the infor- front of public discussion." newspaper on Friday defended a to Holocaust victims and denial mation opposite its editorial page Ms. Haney, 22, said the ideas Cloudy, chance of snow: decision to publish an item that of their suffering. in Friday's edition. expressed In the article are "ab- Variable cloudiness with a called the Holocaust a hoax. The Lantern published a full- Ms. Haney said she does not solutely not" endorsed by the chance of flurries Monday, An estimated 300 students on page article by Bradley R. Smith regret printing the item. newspaper. high 35 to 40. Southwest Friday protested publication of of Visalla, Calif., the leader of the "We are hoping that people She said it originally had been winds will be 10 to 20 mph. the Item, demanding a full-page Committee for Open Debate on looked at it, and their awareness submitted as an ad and was ac- The chance of precipitation retraction of the article In Mon- the Holocaust. It declared the of this type of hate is heightened. companied by a check for $1,134. is SO percent. Monday night, day's edition and the resignation German government did not put This Is a very subtle, calculated becoming partly cloudy with of Editor Samantha Haney, facul- Jews to death in gas chambers piece of work," she said. See Lantern, page three. a low near 20. On Tuesday, mostly sunny, high in the mid 30s. The Trophy is Ours GSS vote Outside campus ups funds Rabies are up: CLEVELAND The Ohio Department of Health re- for thesis ported 20 cases of animal rabies last year the highest number of such cases since 1985 when 30 cases were re- research ported. ■yJutartgblipp* Despite the increased The BC News number of animal cases, only five people were bitten Graduate Student Senate voted by rabid animals in 1991, ac- unanimously Friday to contribute cording to health depart- $1500 to Personalized Research ment records. All five were Consultation Service. bitten by rabid bats. PERCS is a program at the Jer- Health authorities say no ome Library that helps graduate one was Infected with rabies students do their thesis research. last year because of Imovax- The reference librarian helps the IM, a potent rabies vaccine student choose a topic and then made from human cell cul- compiles information and refer- tures. ences to narrow down the search The last human rabies amount to a certain scope. case reported in Ohio was in "In the past, GSS has supported 1970, when a 6-year-old PERCS to a tune of $1300," GSS Mercer County boy sur- President Dave Harper said. vived the virus after being This year, GSS voted to give bitten by a rabid bat. money from their Professional Development Fund since its pur- pose Is to "support programs graduate students are involved in," according to Harper. A telling mistake? Harper said that by contribu- URBANA.I11. If you plan ting this money, it defrays the to visit the University of Il- student's cost for the search by linois anytime soon, you up to $25, depending on the topic might not want to use the and data base. student/staff directory map The General Assembly also to find your way around. voted 23-0 to give $4000 to the According to a story in the thesis and dissertation research Daily lllini, the directory Is fund as they did last year. filled with typographical er- In other business, upcoming rors. elections were discussed. Any An example: the location graduate student is eligible to run of Swanlund Administration for the senate. Elections will take Building Is misplaced on the place March 6. As of now, candi- map and leads students not dates include Tom Fluellen and to the administrative offices Tim Bills for president, Dave but the University swine Vaillancourt for vice president, barns. Victoria Guthrie for secretary and Jack Zibluk for representa- tive-at-large. The BG Nora/Jay Murdock Other upcoming events GSS is Compiled from staffand sponsoring include the Interna- wire reports. Falcon football center Brian Sherman holds the California Raisin Bowl trophy for the fans to see at tional Film Series and a Feb. 23 the men's basketball game Saturday. Cal Bowl representatives were on hand to present the MVP and dinner program at the Beijing game trophies to the team. Restaurant to introduce graduate students to Chinese culture. Local page two The BG News Mond.iy, January 27, 1992 Count Blotter BG coffee shop On Jan. 22 the grand jury of the degree misdemeanor. The grand on Nov. 16 and used "offensively Wood County Court of Common jury charges Burgess shot his coarse language." Wainright was Pleas Issued indictments on the brother during a fight in a Ross- under court order not to call his following: ford parking lot. A summons was ex-wife more than two times in offers monthly ♦ Henry Clark, Toledo, for issued. one week. A summons was is- aggravated trafficking of 0.2 ♦ Larry M. Burkett, Jr., sued. grams of cocaine, a third-degree Northwood, for receiving stolen ♦ Dennis Prentice, Orlando, felony. The grand jury issued a property, a fourth-degree felony. Fla., for unauthorized use of a warrant for Clark's arrest. The grand jury charged Burkett motor vehicle, a fourth-degree cultural events ♦ James Mantel, Rudolph, for was in possession, or attempted felony. The grand jury charged Prentice operated a tractor by Doug Bikw two counts of gross sexual impo- to dispose of, 48 cases of assorted opportunity for students to play sition, a fourth-degree felony. General Mills food products val- trailer owned by Craig Transpor- The BC News in an off-campus environment. Mantel is charged with having ued at more than $300. A sum- tation, Toledo, without the com- "It's a real good opportunity to sexual contact with a 12-year-old mons was issued. pany's consent. A summons was get performance experience at girl. A summons was issued. ♦ Kachelle Bankey, address issued. One night every month a varie- some place other than the music ♦ Ki lee Longarm, Sphinx, unknown, for theft, a fourth- ♦ Joe Smidl, also known as ty of University music groups building," he added. "It's an at- Texas, for gross sexual imposi- degree felony. The grand jury Yousef M. Smldi, Logan, W. Va., transform a coffee shop in down- tempt by Grounds for Thought to tion, a fourth-degree felony. The charged Bankey with illegally us- for receiving stolen property and town Bowling Green into a cul- provide a little different atmos- grand jury charges Longarm ing GTE telephone services val- tampering with identification tural center. phere." purposely compelled a woman to ued at between $300 and $5,000. A numbers to conceal the identity The "Coffeehouse Concerts" Grounds for Thought owner have sexual contact with him by warrant was issued. of a vehicle, both third-degree are collaborations between Kelly Wicks said he hopes the threat or force. A warrant was Is- ♦ Indicted on identical charges felonies. The indictment stated Grounds for Thought, 174 S. concerts will contribute to the sued. for theft of telephone services the vehicle involved was a four- Main, and the College of Musical downtown cultural scene as well ♦ David Pfouts, 11765 Long St., was Joseph Bolden, address un- wheel-drive pickup owned by a Arts. The Graduate String Quar- as establish the store as an off- for gross sexual imposition, a known. The grand jury also Kentucky Insurance Co. tet, the Early Music Ensemble campus cultural center. Accord- third-degree felony; and sexual charged Bolden with the fourth- and the Chamber Jazz Trio have ing to Wicks, the concert series imposition, a third-degree mis- degree theft of a VCR, 10 video- ♦ Robert F. Alvarez, Elmore, already performed at the event. has been a definite success. demeanor. The grand jury char- tapes and a scanner from a Wood Ohio, for breaking and entering, All events are free and open to "It has been wonderful," he ges Pfouts had sexual contact County home. A warrant was is- and possessing criminal tools, the public. said. "When the Chamber Jazz with a" 10-year-old girl in June, sued. both fourth-degree felonies. The "It's an all-student series," said Trio played last Saturday, 115 1991, and a 14-year-old girl in ♦ Mark Wainright, Perrysburg, jury charged Alvarez attempted Martin Porter, director of the people showed up." Feb., 1986. A warrant was issued. for two counts of telephone har- to break Into Indian Hills Ele- concert office of the College of Due to its great success, the ♦ Jason M. Burgess, Perrys- rassment, a fourth-degree felony. mentary School, Rossford, with a Musical Arts. "All performers Chamber Jazz Trio is scheduled burg, for carrying a concealed The grand jury charged Wain- hammer, chisel, pipe wrench, pry and composers are students." to perform again Feb. 15. weapon, a fourth-degree felony; right called his ex-wife 13 times bar and a flashlight. A summons Porter said the concerts are an and negligent assault, a third- between 9:50 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. was issued. =Letters to __ ON« the Editor •SPRING U^PDRTE Dr. Kaplan COLLEGE LIVING A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO re-states his position THE BG NEWS The BG Newt: I want to clarify my position on condoms, health education and safer sex. We are facing an epi- demic of sexually transmitted disease. Sexual intercourse car- ries with It some unavoidable risk. Use of condoms reduces, but ■MURiJini does not eliminate, the risk. Un- protected intercourse, i.e. with- out condoms, carries a vastly Whatever is new and trendy, you'll greater risk, which should be completely unacceptable to Find it in this edition. anyone who cares at all about themself or their partner. Absti- Coming on February 5 nence is the only completely ef- Deadline: January 28, 4 pm DINING fective strategy for anyone not FASHIONS committed to a lifelong monoga- mous relationship. HAIRSTYLES ENTERTAINMENT In "The Insider Magazine" on Jan. 24,1992,1 was quoted as say- MUSIC THINGS TO DO ing, "...maybe we should say 'use a condom and you'll get laid more.' " I believe my next sen- tence, not quoted, was, "It seems like everything else gets sold that way." My statement was intend- ed to be ironic. I believe we need to find better ways to promote responsible behavior, but I cer- tainly do not want to encourage promiscuity - that would be add- ing to the problem. Josh Kaplan Director of Health Services Monday, January 27, 1992 The BG News page three Lantern Continued from page one. The check was sent back to He said Gee would discuss the fused to leave the newsroom. Smith. matter Saturday at the weekly Davis said he held the man there The newspaper published on meeting of the University Senate. until police arrived. Many unknowns the adjoining editorial page a The man, identified as OSU commentary by university Presi- Police said the five-hour student Daniel Newman, 24, will dent E. Gordon Gee supporting protest in the newspaper's lobby be charged with disorderly con- the committee's vote not to pub- was peaceful. But two disturban- duct, said Richard Harp, the uni- dominate race lish. A university spokesperson ces were reported before the versity's deputy chief of police. said Gee did not know the item demonstration began. "My actions were meant to re- would be published when he Luclnda Lloyd, 21, a Lantern mind everyone that journalists submitted the commentary. photographer, told police a man must take responsibility for their Gee was said to be out of the of- assaulted her in the newsroom. actions," said Newman, who is for presidency fice Friday and unavailable for Ms. Lloyd said he grabbed her Jewish. comment. face but released her when a re- n—nwti—< Spokesperson Malcolm Bar- porter intervened. She said she Julie Skolnik, a senior from excluded and why. oway said Gee felt publishing the did not think the man was one of Upper Montclair, N.J., and organ- The Associated Press The New Hampshire Demo- item "was irresponsible and the protesters. izer of the protest, said pub- cratic Party is drawing the line at hurtful to the Jewish communi- Rick Davis, the newspaper's li- lication of the item is "a direct at- those who have held statewide of- ty." brarian, said another man re- tack on Jewish students." CONCORD, N.H. - When two fice. minor presidential candidates New York City activist and blustered their way onto the Democratic candidate Lenora Fu- Hi ANNUAL f'HEBRATION! stage at a political forum last lanl complains that the standard month, some called it a victory is too strict, noting that it would RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOW! for the people, a chance to hear have barred Jesse Jackson in more diverse ideas. 1988. Others complained that the "If you leave it up to profes- outsiders robbed sparse time sional Democrats and Republi- from the major candidates and cans, they won't include ordinary m steered the discussion into nebu- people," said Fulanl, who fina- lous rhetoric on unrelated topics. gled herself onto the stage at a Either way, the incident raised Dec. 19 health care forum for the AMERICANO • VOYAGER questions about how much candidates. DESERT INN-THE REEF democracy Is available for many Fulani, a 41-year-old psycholo- of the little-known candidates gist who ran in 1988 as well, was •RAMADA INN* who want to be president. - 5 or 7 nights - allowed to join the major Demo- There are plenty of them this crats after about SO of her sup- year - a record 36 Democrats, 26 porters - bused in from New tot Republicans and one Libertarian York, New Jersey and Boston - will be on the ballot for New chanted her name until she was Hampshire's leadoff presidential given a seat. SHERATON HOTEL & CONDOS • primaries Feb. 18. Arguably more to the point was GULF VIEW CONDOS • HOLIDAY INN It's impossible to include all Larry Agran, the former mayor contenders in debates and other of Irvine, Calif. After earning a LANDFALL TOWER CONDOS forums and hope the voters can - 5 or 7 nights - seat by shouting from the audi- make any sense of the events. 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USA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA Campus page four The BG News Monday, January 27,1992 Campus briefs Science jobs, jobs, jobs: Thursday (Jan. 30) in the Len- Karate program offers more Though employee layoffs hart Grand Ballroom of the have grabbed headlines in re- University Union. cent weeks, some employers Sponsored by the Universi- have vacancies they are hard ty's Department of Computer than instruction, self-defense pressed to fill-jobs for those Science and the Office of Co- trained in computer science. operative Education, the by Mfchael Ziwacxl your mind from distractions." head of style Bob Nichlson said To inform students of these gathering will enable faculty The BC News employment opportunities, and students majoring in "It's a good physical discipline. karate is very beneficial for all Bowling Green State Univer- computer science and man- It clears your mind and then you involved with the program. There sity will hold its 12th annual agement information systems can do everything else better," are no sexual or age discrimi- Computer Science Employer to talk with computer profes- At first glance, the University's said senior pre-med major and nations in the class. Respect Is Night from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. sionals. United Karate Association ap- yellow belt Angela Mowery. based on the color of belt worn by pears to be involved in a violent Scott Snyder, a math graduate members which indicates the and aggressive art, but there is student and a second-degree rank of the individual. more to it than meets the eye. brown belt, compared his bi- "The neat thing that karate Sophomore business major and weekly karate to someone going trains women to do is not to take second-degree brown belt Mi- to the Student Recreation Center any crap from a man. Men are MVP chael Moore said the group has a to shoot hoops or play basketball. bigger and women are at times strong sense of togetherness. "It's a good time to get your intimidated," Nichlson said. College and Pro Sporting Apparel "We're a family in here," mind off your problems, like Nichlson said when women see Moore said, "We look out for each school, or your girlfriend," he they are able to defeat their male • Sweatshirts • Sweatpants other." said. "For two hours all you think counterparts in a spar, they rea- Not everyone that belongs to about is karate." lize they are actually equals. • T-Shirts • Shorts the U.K.A is there for self- Senior sport management "When women leave karate and • Hats • Posters defense. The members believe major and third-degree brown enter the workplace they won't karate is an exercise for the brain belt Cathy Masin said this year take the crap from men that goes • Jerseys • Clocks which can have profound effects the karate program added a new on in the office," Nichlson said. and much more! on self-esteem. silent policy. This is when a vet- Nichlson said karate has taught "I started for the self-defense," eran member adopts a newer him an important personal phi- said Priscilla Riggle, English member in a Big Brother/Big losophy. "If I say I can do any- graduate student and a yellow Sister relationship. thing, I can and I know that every 20% Off any purchase tab, "It's a good stress reliever "There's a big sense of family," problem has a solution." (must present coupon) and helps you to concentrate on Masin said. Expires Jan. 31,1992 other things. It helps to clear Fifth-degree black belt and See Karate, page five. i Located in the Woodland Mall (Next to Subway) 352-1835 1-800-332-AIDS WITH THIS COUPON! TWO PAIR OF REGULAR PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES AT ONE LOW PRICE... A GREAT START FOR 1992! SINGLE VISION STANDARD HFOCAIS $Q088 $10088 ^^ J FOUOTHMIRS mJmm m FOtlOTHP, SOME SPtOAlinOBlfOCALS A TfUfOCAlSAflt SIKXTLV U0fl(..»1111« BOWLING GREEN LOCATION ONLY. OFFERS EXPIRE 2-29-92. • EYfS EXAMINED BY DR. S. 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Nichlson ex- largest karate association in plained that it is essential to be America. able to control every kick and The type of karate the U.K.A every movement of your hands studies is American style karate. with exact precision. Nichlson said the study of the art of karate is very safe today, es- The U.K.A meets in the gym on pecially if the right precautions the first floor of Eppler on Tues- are taken. All males must wear a day and Thursday nights from 6 protective cup and everyone to 9:30 p.m. Nichlson encourages wears a protective mouth piece. anyone that is interested to drop "The most that someone has in. Karate group encourages participation of all ages Although the United Karate "Karate builds my endurance," Association involves mostly Uni- Sanchez said. versity students, there are indi- Sanchez has future aspirations viduals of other ages associated of following in his brother's foot- with the program. steps and becoming a Navy Paul Sanchez, a sixth grader at SEAL. Conneaut School and a eight- Local high school student and degree yellow- belt, said he white-belt, Gary Suto, said the joined so he could "put up with karate program has helped him the bullies." build his self-confidence in the "I can hold my ground," said year that he has been a part of it. the 5 foot Sanchez, "There's a lot "The main thing is the confi- of advantages with being small." dence. It also makes you have to He added he wanted to be in- pay close attention to learn volved in another activity besides something-which is also impor- swimming, piano and baseball. tant for school," Suto said. I AO l.i.Usmiili IJIacK >I;IIIII).-I#<> l,i.UN.iiiili Ithicl. MamlKi/.o I'.VO The BC NcwiflJada Lac United Karate Systems instructor Bob Nichlson (right) demonstrates a self-defense technique on a student In Eppler gymnasium Thursday Ladysmith ^ night. 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