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Friday, February 23,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 88
The News' Briefs I love my soaps! NBA Scores N.Y. Islanders 5 N.Y. Rangers 3 Serials are release in 'unsure world' Detroit Genell Pavellch Toronto The BC News Some University students Philadelphia 5 may rush home after classes In Washington 3 the afternoons to see if Jack and Jenn are back together yet, if Cricket and Paul are getting Dallas 3 married, or If Noah and Julia Ottawa 2 will live happily ever after. No, these people aren't their friends, but students do feel NHL Scores like they know them. The peo- Chicago 96 ple they rush home to see are characters on soap operas. Atlanta 91 Jack Nachbar, Popular Cul- ture professor, said soap Houston 86 operas are popular with stu- dents for many reasons. Cleveland 80 "I think in a real unsure world where there Is always Utah 102 pressure, whether It be about Toronto 86 grades or the future, it is com- fortable for students to sit down and watch familiar char- Doctor works to acters,'' he said. "It is almost like a ritual." Juan Hcrrlf/Tk! BG Ncwi clear his name He also said that even though CLEVELAND-More the soaps have familiar charac- University students sit around every afternoon watching to see Sonny and Brenda on "General Hospital" and Danny and Cricket than 40 years after his wife ters, they also have new stories what's going on with Jack and Jennifer on "Days of Our Lives," on "The Young and the Restless." was murdered, and more than 25 years after he him- so they never get boring. He viewer may begin to take it ryline continually moves along I was little because my mom self-destructive." self died, Dr. Sam Sheppard said many students who watch personally." and there are no reruns," she got me hooked." He also said that an argu- has moved a step closer to soap operas may have started Mike Calca, Junior finance said. "It changes everyday and ment in defense of soap operas wiping the stain of infamy watching even before they major, said soaps can be very there Is always something Nachbar agreed that soap Is that they are a 20th-century from his name. came to college. "addicting." He said he has new." operas can be used as ways to art form. But the case that helped "Students, and people in watched All My Children for at relieve stress. inspired the television se- general, tend to refer to the least IS years of his life. Mara Reitzel, junior second- "They do provide a sense of "Soap operas are a fairly new ries and movie "The Fugi- show as 'my' soap," he said. Jenny Brickner, junior ary education major, said soap relaxation, and I think they do art form in that even though tive" won't go away quietly. "Sometimes, they may have have some theraputic value," The prosecutor's files on communication disorders operas can also be good stress they do have exaggerated the 1954 slaying have dis- taken up watching the show In major, said she agreed. relievers from classes. be said. "People may watch plots, they are open-ended con- appeared, perplexing pros- high school or earlier and they "Soaps can be very addicting "Soap operas are a good them to seek relief from their tinuous serials," he said. "That ecutors and family lawyers stick with It. There is that com- and I think people keep watch- break from studying," she said. pressures, which Is better than had never been done before alike. fort of familiarity, and the ing the shows because the sto- "I've been watching them since other alternatives that may be soap operas." "I'm not saying there was a cover-up," said Sheppard family lawyer Terry Gil- bert. "This whole thing may be Innocent. But everybody would like to see what's in UT professor talks on Africa's promise those files." Sheppard, a socially prominent osteopath, was Dawn Keller according to Samuel Aryeetey- said Attoh, who spoke at the Uni- and any other word you can think "Africa is the cradle of civili- convicted in a sensational The BC News Attoh, an associate professor of versity Thursday night. of," he said. "I prefer to look at zation," he said. "It's contributed trial of killing his pregnant geography and planning at the He said people can look at the 'P's,' which are possibilities, to several civilizations and in- wife, Marilyn, at their home African development elicits University of Toledo. Africa through the 'D's" or the potential and prospects." fluenced technology, crafts and in the Cleveland suburb of heated dicussions because It "There's a growing concern "P's." Attoh said the possibilities for socialization." Bay Village. deals with a range of issues and because African development "The 'D's' are drought, debt, Africa are endless because of the has a wide variety of definitions. disartlculation, doom, disaster, continent's history. See AFRICA, page five. He spent 10 years In has taken on added dimensions,'' prison before his conviction was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court, which de- Unmasked nounced the circus-like Future of tech sessions in publicity surrounding the trial. He was acquitted at a second trial and died in 1970. question after poor turnout Now the family ~ Includ- ing Sheppard's son, 48-year- old Sam Reese Sheppard, of Dim Wamock Baker said she will not contin- lieves they will still continue to Oakland, Calif. - wants to The BC News ue to offer the sessions if the offer the sessions. finish the Job of clearing his demand continues to decrease. "It would be very surprising to name. But before they can Technology sessions have been "I won't [offer more sessions] me if we didn't," Work said. file a wrongful Imprison- offered each semester to teach unless I get a large demand of Mark Gromko, associate dean ment lawsuit In the Ohio faculty how to use the equipment people," Baker said. of academic affairs, said he Is Court of Claims, they must available In Olscamp Hall. The Informative sessions are unsure whether attendance has convince Judge Ronald Sus- Julie Baker, University media not required for faculty, al- really been that bad. ter of Cuyahoga County specialist, said attendance to "The number might actually be Common Pleas Court to de- though It is recommended by In- clare Sheppard innocent. these sessions has been poor, structional Media Services. higher than that," Gromko said. causing departments to question Baker said IS people came to the He explained many faculty whether they should be offered session offered In the fall, out of members do not attend the ses- or not. about 144 people who teach In the sions because they are already building. Three sessions have familiar with the technology Quote of Kevin Work, director of In- been offered total, one each se- available. structional Media Services, said mester since Olscamp Hall the day the sessions are available to any opened. "A lot of faculty might already faculty who needs to learn more know how to use it," Gromko ['It's almost about the technology they are "We felt the Institution needed said. "They would find it dupli- working with. to learn how to use the equip- cate." like a ment," Baker said. "They are for anyone who Work explained the sessions Baker said the technology ses- ritual." wants to sign up and take them," are not made a requirement be- sions are not worth the effort it Work said. "We send out a notice cause it Is challenging to coordi- takes to produce them, which Is —Jack Nachbar, to every one of them." nate the schedules of faculty why they may not be offered popular culture Each session lasts about an with the times of the sessions. again. Hldckl Kob.> ..hl/Tkc BG New. professor about hour, with time allottedfor ques- "We've tried to offer them at The two senior members of SIC-SIC are unmasked at the F — tions. Each person who attends various times," Work said. "It's "They would be discontinued cons' basketball game Wednesday night. Every year the graduat- soap operas the session receives handouts really difficult to do." because of a lack of interest," ing members of SIC-SIC are unmasked and two new members concerning the policies about the He said although attendance at Baker said, "for all the tune and are selected to replace the graduates. equipment and how it Is used. the sessions has been poor, he be- effort it takes to put It together." —— e. " ' ■ Colored Ink [ . V^^^i in '■' —»*'. i1".1.* . ....r • Opinion page two Friday, February 23,1996 E.A.R. to the The poetry of some good veal
I hate poetry. reading, I wanted to recount closest thing to, well, to a wom- "Pop! The bathroom door hook Ground... Actually, I'm just not bright Jim's tale from that evening. an's ... womanhood. So earlier in comes unlatched. enough to understand it. It's just "The year was 1963," Jim be- the day, Billy crept into the '"Oh, my God, Billy. The Presi- There is a dead bird in front of McFall Center. Ru- that everytime I try to poetically gan. "There was this 12 year-old kitchen, removed the piece of dent's been shot. Kennedy was mor has it that it was shot by the spirit police for express my thoughts it ends up kid - we'll call him BUly. You wrap from around his mother's shot in the head - Billy, oh my messing on Sidney's new suit. coming out like this: see, BUly was just getting to the veal package, stole a slice of suc- Lord, child, what do you have in I like you a lot. point where he could begin to culent meat and wrapped it back your hand?' "Billy was stricken *** You smell real nice, feel sensations in his nether re- up. Billy had plans to mark his silent. He dropped the veal onto In a relatively recent tabloid interview E.A.R. hap- like a rose - • gions. So Billy and his friend piece of pilfered meat and later the bathroom tile. pened upon in a local grocery, Lisa Marie Presley- and stuff. went to go steal a dirty magazine return it to it's styrofoam home - "That's what I thought. You Jackson was quoted as saying in regards the Presley- And I dont really get Into go- from the newsstand down the just in time for veal parmesan." know, God keeps an eye on Jackson sexlife "He (Mikey) was a scared little boy in ing to see campus speakers all road. Veal - the other, other white everyone, but maybe, just that much. Somehow "Coffee meat. maybe, Billy, your sin was so bed." Think about it. It really IS funny. Wednesday" or "Human Bowl- "Anyway, back to Billy in the grievous that God was distracted ing" is never catchy enough to bathroom. He had his veal. And and he had to take his eye off of *•* fire my pistons. his hand was rolling up and down. President Kennedy. And now the In the saga of the on-again-off-again weather that But this past Tuesday, I had the Man, he was starting to feel it! good Catholic is no longer with plagues us here in the Hill-less city, last week was on opportunity to go grab some free Just then he heard his mom come us.'" again. Then it rained. grub with poet, author and musi- in the front door. "You know, I've told that story cian, Jim Carroll. I'm never one '"Billy, are you there?' she probably to over 300 people," *** to pass up a free meal. Plus, them asked, drawing close to the door. Carroll finished. "Every time It has come to our attention that Bob Dole has a bad Basketball Diaries were good 'Billy, where are you?' someone asks me where I was right arm. Pat Buchanan, however, has worse ideas. If readin'. '"I'm in here, ma,' Billy re- when Kennedy was shot." Patty-boy gets elected, we at E.A.R. have three words for Still, I was skeptical. It takes a plied, frantically trying to finish. "Brilliant," the entire table ex- him, lock and load. lot to hold my rainiscule attention 'I've got... cramps.' claimed. The purpose of this ac- span. "'Okay,' ma replied, retreating count was not to get a great mas- . Any man whose ascension to the presidency can make After attending Jim's Tuesday from the bathroom area turbation story in the paper, al- Canada look like an attractive option has some serious evening reading, I was enthralled "Billy heard his mom putting though it was a nice bonus. The problems. with him. You see, Jim wrote and "But the attendant was wise to away the rest of the groceries. point is that maybe I oughtta try spoke about real life. He did an their ways, and they couldn't Oranges drop onto the floor and to get out to more of these types entire bit on getting crabs. A spot grab any nudie mags. So Billy roll away from the refrigerator. of events. *** about busting a cyst. And a poem grabbed the next best thing - a Finally, he hears the refrigerator I can see the slogan now: "Try Snoop Doggy Dogg was adopted from the pound last about a special young lady. copy of Time Magazine bearing a door close and his mom flips on art. It's veal-licious." week and will not have to be put to sleep. Look for the But he did it with style, elo- picture of a bikini-clad Barbara the television. Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- new "Gin, Juice & Bits" pet food line to hit the stores quence and raw emotion. In Streisand. He took that magazine "He can feel something rising umnist for The BG News. This soon. short, the guy had more talent into the family washroom, af- from his nether regions. week, instead of writing anything coursing through his pricked fixed the hook through the loop '"Oh, my God," ma screams, as close to a coherent column, he *•• veins than I'll have in three life- and started going to town. she runs to the bathroom door. went to Mardi Cras. If you'd like times. "At this point, I guess I should 'Oh, my God! Billy, Billy get out to see the fruits of his efforts, We here at E.A.R. would like to thank Sic Sic for the Later that evening, he told a mention that Billy asked his here.' "Billy hears her get closer, check out the Weekend Reality nifty decorations. These masked marauders of spirit story about a 12-year-old kid ex- friend's older brother about mas- but at this crucial moment he's insert in today's paper. As always cruise the campus unheralded for most of their college periencing his first auto- turbation. The friend's older helpless to do anything about it. questions, comments and con- careers. We think they deserve all the recognition they eroticism. It was a classic. And brother told Billy that fresh veal Ma is real close now. He hears cerns can be sent to jpei- get. for those of you who missed the run under hot water was the her banging on the door. ffe@bgnet. bgsu.edu. Now can we get that "The BG News beats the hell out of the Sentinel" sign? The 5r-ce55 of SotoUrjcv &ozea "Stocte. CAn.'versrty -haj*re£ yef- The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
Dawn Keller Jay Young Managing editor News editor
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Darren Liderbach Penny Brown Copy editor Editorial writer School board needs to wake up
I've never been thrilled with ety. Little did I know the chal- such as SADD (Students Against that person takes an oath to pro- Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken the idea of political parties. To lenges that laid ahead... Drunk Driving). I guess we can vide an environment conducive Colleen Casey Alianna Dias me, whether someone is a Demo- Now that you know a lirtle bit assume that the school board to learning for young people, he Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin crat or a Republican has little about my background, allow me doesn't really care if students or she is responsible for support- Chad Gamby Matt Gannon bearing on his or her character to clue you In to my purpose in crack open a cool one after a long ing EVERY student in that Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl or worth as a human being. It writing this column. As 1 was day of hard-hitting lectures. And school. Kevin Rathge wasn't until my senior year in surfing the national wires if they decide to drive after- I would sincerely like to know Ed Reed high school that I was forced to Jessica Wherry Wednesday night, I was shocked wards, well, that's okay. how the school board feels a Carla Zvosec choose - liberal or conservative (though I really shouldn't have Ironically, the school will also group of young, possibly con- - as I campaigned for a seat on been) by a ruling made by a Salt be cutting out Bible clubs. How fused high school students band- Copyright© 1996 by The DC. News. Reprinting of my high school's board of educa- Lake City school board. It seems sad. Isn't that the only way stu- ing together in mutual support any material in this publication whitout the permission of tion. that a group of young people at dents can learn how much God possibly constitutes a threat to The BG News is strictly prohibited. Coming from a predominantly East High School were attempt- hates homosexuals? What was the school? The BG News ii an independent student voice republican family, the seemingly founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic ing to form a support group for the board thinking? Well, I guess How much longer are we going year and Wednesday's in the summer. logical choice would have been to gay and bisexual students when they'll Just have to rely on par- to allow our schools to be run by Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those side with the "Legion of Family the board told them to forget It! ents now to make sure the kids people who would rather drag a of the student body, faculty or University administration. Values." (That's my little pet This comes at a time when are attending Sunday school for student's self-esteem through the Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not name for conservatives.) Utah's Republican-dominated their weekly dose of mind- mud than admit people are necessarily those of The BO News. However, always looking for new legislature has been considering shaping, conformist, highly Re- different? How many young peo- Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 and exciting ways to rebel two separate bills dealing with publican dribble ple have to commit suicide be- words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone against ... well, almost anyone in gay clubs. According to federal In a public hearing on Wednes- cause the people they're sup- number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News town ... I chose to join the Clinton law and a ruling by the U.S. Su- day, around two dozen students posed to look up to constantly reserves the right to edit any and all letters. camp. preme Court, the school board were basically told, "Okay, label them as "perverts"? Do we The BG News encourages its readers to notify the To make a long story short, I had two choices - either allow here's your chance. Tell us why really want our kids growing up paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. was elected as the youngest the new group to form or elim- we should accept you as fellow in a society horrifyingly similar Ohloan ever to serve on a school inate ALL extracurricular clubs. human beings." As an Individual, to Nazi-Germany? For the sake of 210 West Hall board. At that moment, my num- Apparently, education took a I was appalled. As a school board the millions of confused, desper- Bowling Green State University ber one priority was to re-shape back seat as board members official, I was outraged. I don't ate youths in this country strug- Bowling Green . OH 43403-0726 the mlniscule minds of the local chose option #2. care what someone's personal be- gling every day with dozens of bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu "townfolk," forcing them to rea- Well, thanks to them, it appears liefs are. A person can think ho- conflicting issues, I sincerely lize that what may have been that students at East High and mosexuals, blsexuals, and other hope not. small-town law thirty years ago the district's two other high so-called "immorals" are the JejT Cook is a guest columnist no longer applies in today's socl- schools will also be losing clubs scum of the earth, but the minute for the BG News.
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Jury convicts alleged riot Tax time leader of double murders John Nolan to discuss the case publicly. like a load goes off your shoul- The Associated Press Nine inmates and Vallandi- ders. You can relax a Uttle bit." ngham were killed in the 11-day Sanders Issued a statement CINCINNATI - A jury on riot at the state's maximum- saying he was innocent. Thursday convicted the alleged security prison, the Southern "I wish to make it perfectly mastermind of a 1993 prison riot Ohio Correctional Facility near clear that there Is a conspiracy of two counts of murder in the Lucasville. on the state's part to have me death of a prison guard. Prosecutors say Sanders, a convicted on the erroneous ... Carlos Sanders could be sen- Muslim, organized and Instigated charges that they have brought tenced to die for the slaying of the riot believing that planned forth against me," the statement Robert Vallandingham. He Is the tuberculosis tests would violate said in part. fourth inmate convicted in the Muslim beliefs. Sanders was convicted of kid- death. napping Vallandingham and Sanders also was convicted of guard Michael Hensley; of the at- other charges, including kidnap- "I'm very happy. It's tempted murder and felonious ping, attempted' murder and assault of prisoner Johnny Fry- felonious assault. He was acquit- like a load goes off man; and felonious assault and ted of murdering another inmate your shoulders. You robbery of guard George Hors- and the felonious assault of a ley. guard. can relax a little bit." Prosecutors said Sanders and SUM. Skc«/Tht AitoclaUd Prt— Sanders, wearing blue Jail fa- other inmates attacked Horsley The sign outside of a Mineral City, Ohio tax preparation office shown on Wednesday Just might tigues and a knit woolen cap, Homer Vallandingham's April 11, the first day of the riot, echo the Impressions of many residents regarding the filing of Internal Revenue Service paper- listened calmly as the verdicts and stripped him of keys to get to father work. were read in Hamilton County other parts of the cellblock. Common Pleas Court. Sanders was acquitted of mur- Judge Fred Cartolano told the They say Sanders and other dering prisoner Bruce Harris, jury of nine men and three wom- Muslims decided to kill a guard who was beaten to death, and of en to return to court March 4 for to show prison authorities that the felonious assault of guard Investigation of doctor begins a hearing on whether the 33-year- they meant business with their Larry Dotson. old Sanders will receive the riot demands. Sanders is serving a 10- to death penalty or life In prison. He "I'm very happy," said Vallan- 25-year sentence for aggravated Police looking into patients' travel to receive treatment ordered attorneys and jurors not dingham's father. Homer. "It'a robbery from Cuyahoga County. The Associated Press Feldman, who In November flew fication, Feldman said. some of them in his own plane to "We follow that to the tee," he CINCINNATI - Police are in- Cincinnati's Lunken Airport to said by telephone from his Nash- Drug suspected in deaths vestigating whether any laws write prescriptions for them, the ville office. were broken when a diet doctor Post reported Thursday. Feld- The Associated Press Wednesday. samples taken from the body of flew overweight Tennesseans to man, a 1965 Walnut Hills High The Tennessee Board of Medi- For more than two years, state Doris Tompkins revealed traces Cincinnati so he could prescribe School graduate, has an office in cal Examiners In 1990 banned the SPRINGFIELD - Offi- investigators searched for traces of Pavulon. weight-loss medications banned Cincinnati. use of all amphetamines for cials who led an investigation of the drug Pavulon, suspected of Community Hospital began an in his home state. weight loss. So Feldman, a family into suspicious deaths at a hospi- being used to harm patients at investigation in 1985 after 59 Dr. Richard Feldman of Nash- Feldman said he is promoting a practice physician, decided to fly tal expect to receive a report Community Hospital. The drug is empty Pavulon vials were found ville, Tenn., said Thursday that drug therapy known as patients to states where he can . next month that could explain a muscle relaxant that can be in three areas of the hospital's in- what he did was perfectly legal. "Phen/Fen," which stands for prescribe the drugs. He is licen- why one body contained a poten- fatal if administered Improperly. tensive care unit. "I'm practicing to the letter of phentermine and fenfluramine, sed to practice in both Ohio and tially deadly drug. The investigation led to the ex- The probe ended in 1986 with- the law," he said. two drugs used in combination to Tennessee. The report could officially end humation of 10 bodies from July out findings of wrongdoing, but it cause weight loss. the probe, said Kristy Van 1994 to June 11,1995. was reopened in 1993 at the But Sgt. John Burke, head of Other doctors use the therapy, Feldman said he has treated at Koughnet, of the Ohio attorney It nearly came to a close last request of Dr. Paul Andorfer, the Cincinnati police depart- he said. A University of Roches- least 1,500 patients with the drug general's office. summer when no traces of Pavu- former chief anesthesiologist at ment's Pharmaceutical Diver- ter study done two years ago therapy. He no longer flies Ten. "They are waiting on a lab re- lon were detected in tissue sam- Community. sion Unit, told The Cincinnati found that the drugs cause nesseans to Cincinnati, but sees port and are finishing some ples taken from six bodies ex- Andorfer has said he believes Post: "The whole practice is unu- patients to lose weight when they them Instead at an office in documentation before the final humed in May. But authorities as many as 30 people were killed sual." also followed a program of diet- Franklin, Ky., near the Tennes- copy is put together," she said on have yet to explain why tissue with Pavulon In 1985. Police interviewed patients of ing, exercise and behavior modi- see-Kentucky line. City administrator suspended The Associated Press cientious administrator who ap- cense also could be suspended parently has an alcohol problem. for five years. TOLEDO - A top city adminis- Franklin, 43, declined to com- Franklin also could face admin- ALPHA XI DELTA trator who was charged with ment. He is scheduled to appear istrative charges because it In- drunken driving has been sus- Monday in Toledo Municipal volved a city-owned vehicle. He Proudly announces it's pended without pay, the mayor Court. He has been charged with Is authorized to drive the city ve- said Thursday. driving under the influence of al- hicle from his office to home and 1996 SPRING NEW MEMBERS! Bill Franklin, commissioner of cohol and failure to stop after an to emergency sites. the city's streets, bridges, and accident. Franklin was arrested after he Deanna Alcssandro Angie Jackson harbor division, was arrested If convicted, he faces a maxi- left the scene of the accident on Tuesday night after he left the mum penalty of six months In jail the city's south side. No one was scene of an accident, police said. and a $1,500 fine. His driver's li- injured in the accident. Kelly Coontz Rachael Ley It was the second time in four years that Franklin has been ar- Karen Edwards Cara Parise rested for drunken driving. He was convicted of driving under MID AM MANOR Heidi Emmert Megan Roberts the influence of alcohol in 1992. ♦ Franklin registered nearly 0.15 i ♦ • NOW RENTING • Tracy Hall Beth Tecpanecatl on a Breathalyzer test after he Choose form choice apartments within walking was stopped this week, police ♦ said. 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/^ IRST HOM€ R6GUIRR - S€RSON HOCK6V TONIGHT AND TOMORROW! J& *V. COMe mcH TH€ m€NF>FOR TH€ SENIOR FRReUjeii RND MRSCOT 6€H€RDING ON SFITURDFIV! *Q % Nation ; m page four Friday, February 23, 1996 Search for admitted killer ends F-14 fighters on Geoffery A. Ward found near prison one day after escape three-day layover Anne Gearan The Associated Press STATE FARM, Va. - A killer after third crash ; who escaped from a maximum- ' security prison where he was Robert Bums tion, no matter how farfet- serving eight life sentences was The Associated Press ched." ! recaptured early this afternoon, The three-day hiatus also al- ■ the day after he disappeared. WASHINGTON (AP) - The lows for a "period of reflec- More than 200 officers partici- Navy ordered its F-14 fighter tion" for all involved in F-14 ; pated in the search for Geoffrey jets worldwide to stop flying operations, including pilots, ! A. Ward, who admitted to two for three days after a crash maintenance people and con- ; murders and one rape in the Thursday in the Persian Gulf, tractors, to reconsider their : 1980s. the third catastrophic loss for procedures and search for im- Ward's escape Wednesday had the Navy's front-line fighter in provements. Bacon said. ; terrified many in this rural area. less than a month. The F-14 is a, carrier-based ; Police cars shadowed school The pilot and radar inter- fighter, first put into service ! buses this morning and increased cept officer ejected safely be- in 1973 and designed to attack '■ their patrols near schools. Par- fore the early morning crash. hostile aircraft under any ■ ents stood with their children at They were rescued in the weather conditions. There are ■ bus stops and fearful residents northern gulf by a helicopter three models of the twin- ; took extra care. from the carrier USS Nimitz engine aircraft in use. The "A" Officers captured Ward near from which the F-14 was fly- model, of which Thursday's Ithe intersection of U.S. High- - ing, officials said. loss was one, is the oldest and ways 2S0 and 522, across the There was no hostile action has two Pratt & Whitney tur- ; James River and about IS miles involved. Navy spokesman Lt. bofan engines. ; north of the Powhatan Correc- Cmdr. Kenneth Ross said, add- All 211 "A" models still in 1 tional Facility. ' ing that there was no imme- service are due to be retired No other details were imme- Alcu Wekk/Tk« Aiioclated PrtM diate explanation of what went by 2004. The "B" and "D" ■ diately available. State police and county police officers gather In Pownattan County as tbey prepare to searchf or Inmate wrong. models have newer General Ward, 38, had scaled a razor Geoffrey Alan Ward who escaped early Wednesday morning. An F-14 crashed last Sunday Electric engines. They are ;wire fence early Wednesday and in the Pacific Ocean; another scheduled to keep flying until fled into the foggy fields and hammer and raping another "We want to find the security crimes occurred and confessed, crashed Jan. 29 in Nashville, 2010 when a new-generation forests of rural Powhatan woman in 1983. breach and fix it," Cimino said. saying he "wanted to get right Tenn. Ten .have gone down in front-line fighter is due. County, about 20 miles west of Officials had warned residents "The prison is still locked down, with the Lord." He described the past two years and 32 The F-14 that crashed Richmond, said Bill Cimino, a that Ward was considered ex- so we don't have to worry about himself as a born-again Chris- since 1991, a record at least a Thursday operated from the spokesman for the state Depart- tremely dangerous, but there further security breaches." tian. little worse than for other Nimitz, whose aviation wing is ment of Public Safety. was no Indication he was armed. A welder from Massachusetts, He was charged with 18 planes. helping enforce a "no fly" Ward admitted raping and kill- About 185 Corrections De- Ward was living in Norfolk at the felonies. Norfolk Circuit Court "This is a mystery," said zone over southern Iraq, a ing a 14-year-old girl and a partment officers, 45 state police time of the crimes but then Clerk Al Teich, then a criminal Kenneth Bacon, chief mission that dates back to just 38-year-old woman in August troopers as well as local and fed- moved back to Massachusetts. defense attorney, was appointed spokesman for Defense Secre- after the 1991 Persian Gulf 1984. Both were strangled with a eral officials joined the search. Investigators had no suspects to represent him. tary William Perry. War. guitar string. He also admitted The prison was locked down until Ward walked into a police "The police were kind of Just two days earlier. Bacon . beating a sleeping man with a after Ward escaped. station 16 months after the shocked," Teich said Wednesday. had said in response to ques- The plane was on a routine tions about Sunday's crash, in training flight not directly which the two crewmen were part of that mission at the time killed, that the Navy saw no of the crash, said Rear Adm. Columbia to launch tethered satellite pattern in recent F-14 crashes Kendall Pease, the Navy's that would call for special' chief of information. MarclaDunn him that all three engines were are back for another crack at the flows from the satellite down the safety precautions. Pease said the pilot and The Associated Press NASA and Italian Space Agency operating well. An errant gauge tether to Columbia. Electron Each of the last three planes radar intercept officer had was blamed. experiment. guns on the shuttle will shoot the to crash was based at Miramar CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - been questioned on the cir- Last time the satellite flew, "Ventun chilometri!" Italian electrons back into space and Naval Air Station near San cumstances of the crash, but Space shuttle Columbia and astronaut Umberto Guidonl four years ago, the tether thereby close the electrical cir- Diego, although they were he declined to say what ex- seven astronauts blasted into or- shouted as he headed to the jammed and the satellite got no cuit. from different squadrons. Six planation they offered. l)it today on a complicated and farther than 840 feet from the launch pad. That's Italian for 21 of the Navy's 13 F-14 squa- risky mission to generate elec- "We're going to work and dis- shuttle and generated hardly any kilometers, or 13 miles. drons are at Miramar. The During the 72-hour stand- tricity by flying a satellite on the electricity. Several problems The four Americans, two Ita- cover the properties of electrici- others are at Oceana Naval Air ,«nd of a 12.8-mile tether. down, none of the remaining later were found, most notably a lians and one Swiss on the crew ty in space very similar, very Station In Virginia. F-14s, including the others ! Columbia thundered into a protruding bolt that NASA had have spent nearly two years analogous to Benjamin Franklin Immediately after Thurs- ihazy sky at 3:18 p.m., right on aboard the Nimitz, will be added at the last minute. training in simulators on the sending up the kite with the key day's accident, Adm. Mike flown, spokesman Cmdr. Ste- jtime. NASA guarantees success this ground for all sorts of emergen- at the bottom," Allen said. Boorda, the chief of naval > "Arrivedercl, au revoir, auf phen Pietropaoli said. An ex- time. cies: a tethered satellite swinging operations, ordered a 72-hour ception will be made Friday ;Wiedersehen and adios," Com- like a wayward pendulum, bob- If the $443 million experiment "Everything has been tested succeeds, the next step could be a "stand down" of the full F-14 when the 14 F-14s aboard the jnander Andrew Allen said on and retested again to make sure bing like an out-of-control yo-yo, fleet of 337 planes. In that behalf of the U.S.-Itallan-Swiss tether that lowers an atmospher- carrier USS America will fly, that everything works," said whirling like a skip rope, or just period a team of Navy safety under closely restricted con- Icrew moments before liftoff. plain stuck. ic probe from a space shuttle or Wesley Huntress Jr., NASA's space station. Tethers also could and engineering experts will ditions, to their home base at •"We'll see you in a couple of review the latest crashes in space science chief. By taking advantage of Earth's be used one day to drop experi- Oceana as the America re- ■weeks." search of common threads, ; It's the second trip into space "In terms of preparation for magnetic field, scientists hope to ments to Earth from space turns from the Mediterranean, generate 5,000 volts of electricity officials said. he said. for the tethered satellite, a half- this flight, we've got the risk stations, and to provide power The planes cost $32 million Sin metal ball that the crew will down as far as we can possibly with the satellite and tether, and lift to stations. which resembles a white boot apiece. Just last Sunday, a Navy ■try to cast out on Saturday. get. This thing is ready to go." Scientists know from three ex- Bacon said the F-14s were F-14D fighter crashed into the "Seconds Into the flight, Allen So is the crew. lace and is made of copper, nylon and Teflon. The tethered satellite periments launched by unman- not being grounded for a spe- Pacific about 120 miles off the reported an unusual engine read- Four of the astronauts who ned rockets In 1993 and 1994 that cific mechanical problem but southern California coast dur- ing, but Mission Control assured flew on the failed 1992 mission is supposed to soar above Colum- bia for two of the 14 flight days. space tethers can generate elec- to allow experts to "rack ing exercises, killing its two About 1,000 watts of power tricity and also be extended for their brains for any explana- crew members. more than 12 miles. ,ff%,Phi Sigma Kappa's <|S| should be produced as current
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Gras. » "We'll see hundreds of breasts The boozy pre-Lenten blowout before the day's over, so It's go- filled the streets of the French ing to be worth it," McCusker Quarter with glitzy floats, blar- said. ing bands, flashing flesh and la- In contrast, smaller groups vish costumes. harangued groups of revelers Men in evening gowns paraded with bullhorns, quoting Bible past women in grass skirts. A verses, condemning the celebra- man wearing only strategically tion and calling for them to re- placed feathers, his body painted pent. pink from head to toe, chatted "This is an abomination," said with a man dressed as an angel, Jerry Mitchel, 36, of Jackson, with huge feather wings. A cou- Miss. "We've come to try to save ple covered in leaves and con- some of these people. They think doms marched past, carrying a they're having fun, but we hope sign proclaiming themselves to show them they aren't." rubber trees. Carnival builds toward Mardi The weather was perfect - Gras for a month, with dozens of UintiMcLcndon/rhe AiiocUlcdPreM ' parades throughout south Lou- A revolutionary single-use camera that features a different full- Convention. hazy and in the 70s - but color message on every print Is unveiled at the Photo Marketing crowds appeared smaller than in isiana. AFRICA Continued from page one. invest in these resources, but Quiet first court day for Kevorkian they often use the money on the He said Africa is still rich in military. Brian S. Akre someone who administered "me- ical, therapeutic value," he said. only other time he stood trial was resources and diversity, and it "Some governments misuse The Associated Press dications or procedures if the in- Holding up Kevorkian's own in 1994, and he was acquitted. has potential, which will allow the little financial resources they tent is to relieve pain or discom- book on assisted suicide, Skrzyn- This time, he could get up to for development. do have to fight among them- PONTIAC, Mich. - Dr. Jack fort and not to cause death, even ski said that the doctor had made four years in prison on each "Africa is well-endowed with selves," he said. "They should be Kevorkian stopped up his ears in if the medication or procedure his intent clear In his writings. count if convicted. minerals," he said. "But the spending more on technology and a gesture of disdain Tuesday as may hasten or increase the risk "This trial Is not a debate on Fieger graphically described country doesn't have the money research" _.* lawyers at his assisted-suicide of death" the merits or lack of merits of the disease and symptoms that to prospect for minerals so there trial argued over whether his During opening arguments assisted suicide," he said. "If had weakened Frederick and is a lot of privatization. Foreign Mike Abhulimen, president of primary Intent was to relieve Tuesday, defense attorney Geof- there is to be a debate on that is- Khalili. countries own 70 to 80 percent of the African Peoples Association, suffering or simply to kill. frey Fieger said relieving pain sue, it must be among all the Frederick, who had Lou Geh- the mines in Africa." said he was pleased with the Kevorkian put his fingers and, was the doctor's intention. people of Michigan. rig's disease, was convinced she turnout and with Attoh's mes- at times, cotton balls In his ears He told the jury that for Ke- "What this trial is about is the would die a horrible death when Attoh said Africa also has a sage. during opening arguments and vorkian's patients, death was the deaths of two people, Merian her muscles weakened to the great amount of hydraulic, solar "He made a lot of good points. initial testimony. only choice. He asked the Jurors Frederick and Ali Khalili. And point where she could no longer and wind energy. especially about Africa being the "Are you listening to this what they would do If they took a what this trial is about is the con- control her bodily functions, he He added that not only do Sub- cradle of civilization," AbhuU- crap?" he said. He said he was sick pet to a veterinarian and duct of the defendant, and said. Saharan African countries not mensaid. ,' Instead reading a list of words to were told the only humane option whether that conduct is illegal." "You choke on your own spit," strengthen his vocabulary. was to put the animal to sleep. During both opening argu- Fieger said. "That was the desti- The 67-year-old retired pathol- "The best thing to do is to put it ments as well as during parts of ny of Merian Frederick.'' FALCON BASKETBALL ogist is accused of assisting in out of its pain and agony," he the first day's testimony, Kevor- Khalili, a pain specialist and ^ WOMEN'S REGULAR - SEASON FINALE! the 1993 deaths of Merian said. "Your intent isnt to kilL" kian sat with his head bowed and medical professor at North- Frederick, 72, of Ann Arbor, and And he said the right to die is his fingers in his ears. At times, western University, had bone SATURDAY 1:30 P.M. Dr. All Khalili, 61, of Oak Brook, an inalienable one. he put cotton balls in his ears. cancer - "possibly the most pain- BOWLING GREEN vs. AKRON 111. They died by inhaling carbon "By your verdict, you will send Kevorkian has assisted in at ful disease known to man," monoxide. a message, not only to the world least 27 suicides since 1990. The Fieger said ,—SENIOR FAREWELL- The case is expected to hinge but to the prosecutor: 'Do not TICKETS 372-2762 on what some see as a loophole in tread upon us,'" Fieger said. 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She wasnt having much luck. 1 -ndfl I "There's nothing left Noth- by U.S. ing," she said, her face ruddy and covered with soot from digging David Briscoe In 90-degree heat rhe Associated Press Dixon's small wood-frame ranch house was one of 65 homes WASHINGTON - The destroyed by raging grass fires United States and Iran an- that continued to spread Thurs- nounced a $131.8 million day In Parker and Wise counties Ih^-. ■ ,-* settlement Thursday of in north Texas, fueled by gusty Iranian claims against the winds and grass so dry from United States, Including drought that It crackled beneath compensation for the 1988 One's feet snooting down of an Iranian In all, some 16,000 acres had v« I ^1 airliner that killed 290 peo- burned Thursday afternoon, m ple. down from earlier estimates, by The State Department the time firefighters had about said no U.S. money would id 70 percent of the flames con- go to the Iranian govern- tained. ment. Family members of ; The grass fire near Poolville, 9 \ \ Iranians killed when the 35 miles northwest of Fort U.S. Navy cruiser Vincen- Worth, also Injured at least 49 nes shot an Iran Air A-300 people. Another 90 buildings and Airbus out of the air over an equal number of vehicles the Persian Gulf on July 3, were also destroyed or damaged, 1988, will share $61.8 mil- oe said. lion, the department said. : Unseasonably hot, windy and It said the other $70 mil- tinder-dry weather has been lion in the package will go feeding fires across Texas. Gov. Into bank accounts used to George W. Bush asked for a fed- pay off private U.S. claims eral disaster declaration for the against Iran and Iran's ex- entire state. LM.oteramKAMKUtc4Pr*n penses for the Iran-U.S. ; Officials Instituted a ban on A firefighter moves Into douse the grassfire near Poolville, Texas I fighters battling a blaze that has already consumed 40 square miles Claims Tribunal, which is outdoor burning across about a early Thursday. Concerns about today's intensifying winds and I and left dozens of families homeless, handling the claims. That fourth of the state. 90-plus temperatures have engerglzed the efforts of hundreds of fire-1 portion was in settlement of Iranian claims involving banking matters, not the airliner, U.S. officials said. Contradicting the U.S. Journalists oppose CIA's efforts to recruit statement that the Iranian government was receiving Donald M. Rothberg mently opposed CIA Director Even before he testified, the lanta. "There should be no excep- and Sen. 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■Mi ■LMM Sports tf Friday, February 23,1996 page seven Akron: leers focused on weekend sweep just what Pat Murphy place Lake Superior by five point of Lake Superior going into ka-Fairbanks twice in the pre- clinching a spot because they The BC News points heading into the last four the last weekend of the season. vious weekend and is lead by lead the second half of the divi- games of the season. The Lakers "Buddy [Powers] had a chat goal tender Tom Askey. sion with 20 points. OSU trails the doctor The Falcon hockey team must host Michigan this weekend for with us this week that we have to Askey Is third in save percent- Miami by three points. ' avoid a wandering eye this week- two games. Any Michigan wins treat the rest of the games from age in overall league games at Notre Dame is also looking for end as they host Ohio State Fri- could bring BG closer to getting here on out like playoff hockey," .917. He has a 2.85 goals against one of the final playoff spots. The ordered day and Notre home ice in the first round of the said Falcon captain Jason Clark. average and owns a 6-8-4 record. Irish are tied with Alaska- Dame Saturday league playoffs. "All we can worry about is us. "We've got to bang in rebounds Fairbanks at 14 points. ND has Well worry about Friday night at the Ice But Falcon left wing Dave and have some shots on the net," played the Falcons tough this Jeremy Yohe then about Saturday night. Arena. Faulkner said BG must remain said Falcon captain Jason Clark. year, taking BG to overtime on The BC News Bowling focused on their own games. Everybody's going to be score- "We gotta have traffic around Feb. 10 and dropping another one Green, 22-11-1 "Ail we're focused on is to take board watching after the game to the goalie and bury the chances goal game on Jan. 30. Every team goes through overall and all four points this weekend." see how Michigan's doing." we do get to score." But Clark felt the Irish had the a stretch In a season when 16-9-1 In the Faulkner said. "We're only fo- But first, BG must get by an The Buckeyes are in a playoff benefit of playing at home in their offense sputters. The Central Colle-- cused on what we can do." improving Ohio State team. The race of their own. OSU is one of those games. Falcon women's basketball giate Hockey Two Falcon wins coupled with Buckeyes are 8-15-5 overall and five teams that are still In con- "They played us tough but they Powers team Is currently riding Association, two possible Wolverine victories are tied for seventh place in the tention for one of the last four played us In their building," through such a time. trails fourth could bring BG to within one CCHA at 6-15-5. OSU beat Alas- playoff spots. Miami is closest to Clark said. BG can reverse their for- tunes as they host Akron on Saturday for a 1:30 pjn. tip- off at Anderson Arena. The Falcons have never dropped a contest to Akron In 20 meetings and hope to remedy their offensive ills. Akron to be The offense started to show signs of slowing up In the 88-63 loss at home to easy fodder Toledo last Saturday. The Falcons went the first 12 minutes of the second half for Falcons before they were able to hit a field goal. Scott Brown And then on Wednesday, The BC News BG had another lull in the second half against Ball All of a sudden, a leisurely late State and let the Cardinals February trip to "The JAR" has climb back Into the game. A taken on all kinds of importance 13 point halftirae lead was for the Bowling Green men's erased when BG failed to basketball team. score for an eight minute The Falcons visit the JAR stretch. Arena In Akron Saturday to take "We need to be much on the Zips (3 p.m., WBVI-FM). more aggressive and when Akron enters the contest having we get good shots we have lost 19 games In a row, and head- to finish them off," said BG ing into Wednesday night seemed head coach Jaci Clark. "A easy prey for the surging Fal- lot of teams go through cons. struggles like that and we But BG hit the wall in a surpr- have to make sure we dont ising loss at home against Ball get frustrated and make er- State Wednesday, and while the rors. We have to be patient Zips lost again they still pose a and move the ball to get big hurdle for the regrouping good shots." Falcons. BG held off Ball St. for a "I think they are a young team 58-52 win, but only saw two that their coach really has them Hldckl Koboyuhl/Tba BG N.wi players reach double fig- playing hard right now," said BG ures. Michelle Terry had 17 guard Jay Larranaga. "They are Falcons swimmer Jon Telcbmnn competes ID an event during the first day of the MAC Championships held at Cooper Pool on and Sara Puthoff had 16, just a little bit too young so we Thursday. while the other three start- just have to go In there and play ers had a combined total of hard for 40 minutes and beat nine. them." "We need to get more The Falcons stand in a tie with people involved in our Toledo for sixth place in the con- offense," Clark said. ference at 8-7. Ball State and Beam, bars main concern for BG "We are going to work the Western Michigan are in a tie for ball more to get a reversal second at 10-5, while Ohio and Pamela Santangelo around 186." Bowling Green's still a factor in the team's overall so we don't have one pass Miami are In a tie for fourth Simpson said. The BC News total against' Eastern Michigan performance. Returning letter- Though injuries have been a and a shot," said sophomore place. has been one of their highest at men Jennifer Wenrich and Erne Bridget Andrews. Eastern Michigan remains in prevelant factor this season, The Bowling Green gymnas- Cole have been out from the coach Simpson said that the team Andrews led BG with first place, but Miami solidified 186.625. tics team will travel to Central The Falcons' have not wasted start. Kelly McCelland was in- Is not feeling any extra pressure eight off the bench on 4-of-7 its standing in the race with a as they prepare for this meet. shooting and will be one surprise win over the Eagles Michigan tonight to face off with any time this week in getting jured and re-injured which now last year's MAC champions. The down to business. has her out for the season. Nag- "Our goal Is not to get as good source looked upon by Wednesday in Ypsilanti. Falcons, who broke four school "This week, we've emphasized ging injuries to Jackie Haft, as we can by Friday or next Fri- Clark to produce offensive- BG fell back into it's three- records in last Friday's loss to bars and have been working on Heather Ferguson and Karen day or even the next Friday," ly. headed monster scoring routine Eastern Michigan, are prepared the beam," Simpson said. "We're Jordan have also had major ef- Simpson said. "It's to contin- "I Just come in for again Wednesday, with Antonio and ready for the challenge. trying to get their confldenence fects on the Falcons' perform- uously get better." Chrissy [Billiter] or Sara Daniels, Anthony Stacey and Jay "Central Michigan is strong, back and get their ability to con- ance. This meet represents mid- and I have to be a wing now Larranaga providing all but six and they're at home," coach centrate back. We're also work- "We took first in three of the season for the Falcons and the and not a point guard and of the Falcons' points. Charles Simpson said. "Their ing on the little areas, but we still four events last week which positives, to date, have out- team totals have been in the have to get depth." means we've got the power, we See CLARK, page eight. Ste AKRON, pMI tight. 190.0's, and our highest has been Injuries to key gymnasts are just don't have enough people," Set BEAM, page eight. NCAA Tournament on Johnson's mind William Sanderson record and the indoor 200-meter The BC News school record. Many of her old high school records still stand at When Kaleltha Johnson first Lima Perry High School. learned that she had won the A visit to the NCAA tourna- Falcon track looks to go all out MAC Women's Track Athlete of ment will necessitate the-break- the Week a- ing of even more records. William Sanderson for. Previous meets have seen fourth, but we got some run- to Price she'll probably have ward, she was "I hope to break my own re- The BG News the Falcons hold back some of ners who can place higher than surgery and may make it back genuinely sur- cords. In order to get to the their athletes from certain they're ranked." for the spring outdoor season. prised. The NCAA's I have to," said Johnson. The climax of Bowling events. This weekend, point The Falcons, both the men On the men's side. Eastern surprise wasn't "It can be done. I just got to do Green's indoor track season collection will be the primary and the women, are coming Michigan would appear to be whatever I have to do, buckle due to a sub- comes this weekend at the Mid- goal. into the MAC Championships the favorite. The Eagles have down and get my head on right, standard per- American Conference Cham- "We are going after all the with clean bills of health. Aside the home advantage, as well as formance but and do whatever I have to do." pionships. Every track team in points we can. Some people are from Adam Rose and Andrea Kerch Patterson in the 200. Aside from the records, John- was because the MAC will head for Yps- competing in two or three Linsley, who have been out for Englishman Ben Reece may son also earned All-MAC honors she didn't even ilanti, Mich, today and events. Miler Tim Arndt will the entire season, Kristen La- give Tim Arndt some difficulty know the a- for the 1994 outdoor season. This tomorrow. The meet will be run four," said men's coach Sid Crolx is the only questionable in the mile. ward existed. Johnson year she Is looking to set some held at Bowen Fleldhouse, on Sink. "We expect to do as well athlete for this weekend. La- Several teams, including records outdoors. Johnson won the award, in the campus of Eastern Michi- as we possibly can. Everyone is croix has, what Price called, Bowling Green, look to knock "She came from a small high large part, because of her out- gan. Events start 1:00 this thinking team." "an unknown virus." off the favored hosts. Western standing triple win performance school where she was able to do a afternoon, and 11:00 Saturday. "We're going to try to win," It has been determined that Michigan will bring the top a few weeks ago at Kent. She lot of things on natural ability This Is the meet that Bowling said women's coach Steve Linsley has compartment syn- took first in the 55 meter dash, alone," said women's track coach Green has been saving itself Price. "On paper, we are drome In both legs. According See TRACK, page eight. the 55 hurdles and the 200. This Steve Price. "She's on the verge was the first time the junior ever of being a top class sprinter." won three events in one meet. This year the junior Is In as since the age of nine. She started years. In 1991, as a sophomore, to college. She fell on the second lege because it's another level** "I don't think I ever won three good a condition as ever. Aside running in summer track clubs, she won the state championship hurdle during the district compe- and it gave me a fresh start" ;.; events In one meet before," from the shin splints that are then junior high, and finally at in the 100 meter hurdles. She was tition, causing her to miss her Johnson said. "In fact, I don't common among all track ath- Perry High School, outside of third in the state as a freshman first state tournament. Johnson is looking ahead to life think I ever won the 55 in an letes, Johnson is in fine shape Lima and second in the state as a jun- after track. The psychology-; event before." and so health will not impede her ior. "It haunted me a little because Records are the main target pursuit of the NCAA Champion- She had a terrific high school I never got the chance to break for Johnson. She owns both the ships. career. She made three trips to Her senior year, however, was the record again," Johnson said. Indoor 55- meter hurdles school Johnson has been running the state championships In three one that made her look forward "It made me look forward to col- See MIND, page eight. Sports
page eight The BG News Friday, February 23, 1996 TRACK J Continued from page seven. Braves' Justice claims he Concentration key I ranked shot putter in the MAC, ; Burger Lambrechts. Lambrechts '. threw for a mark of 62 feet 6 and in weekend match '3/4 Inches. Lambrechts is the was just driving around Paul Markotf one of two male MAC athletes tion will Improve from last who qualified outright for the The BC News week's performance. "Very sel- NCAA The other was Bowling Paul Newbeny Justice said he was driving cers, including two blacks, ar- dom do you not have concerns 'Green sprinter Scott Thompson. The Associated Press around the area after arriving rived on the scene. The Bowling Green men's ten- outside of tennis, but we feel as if Bowling Green will show up Sunday, and he stopped his car "It sounds like something nis team will host the Moun- we're ready this week and being 'with its usual assortment of ath- WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - briefly to get his bearings. He that shouldn't have happened, taineers this weekend as they en- a competitor Is what it's all .*letes. Thompson, who is ranked Atlanta Braves outfielder Da- denied talking to anyone when but I don't really know," counter West Virginia in Syl- about," Morin said. "I had them .fourth in the nation in the 55 hur- vid Justice, who hit the World he stopped, saying his windows Braves manager Bobby Cox vania. working hard this week by ■•dles, will do his events. Tim Series-winning homer last were rolled up. said. The Falcons hope to rebound swimming and running, and our ;'Arndt will be relied on heavily season, was stopped by police "It's easy to go two blocks from last work ethic has been great. I ex- H in a high-crime area of neigh- and be in what's considered a Torres said Justice was driv- weekend's loss Jj Bowling Green's women have ing a new Lexus when the offi- pect good performances from boring Riviera Beach, an offi- bad neighborhood," Justice against region- everybody." .been predicted for fourth place, cer said today. said. "I stopped to think about cer noticed him parked with ally ranked
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David Ginsburg , here." Randy Myers, giving Johnson The Associated Press Johnson played second base quite a bit to work with. for the Orioles from 1965 to 1972. "I'd like to reminisce about be- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla - His first managerial job came ing here in an Orioles uniform," Back In his playing days with with New York, where he direct- Johnson said after practice this the Baltimore Orioles, Davey ed the team to the 1986 world week, "but there's a whole lot of Johnson once took It upon him- championship. In six full work to do." self to ascertain the team's most seasons, he never finished below Since joining the Orioles In productive batting order. second place, but the Mets fired 1989, catcher Chris Holies has After creating computer cards him after the 1990 squad opened seen three managers come and with hundreds of different with a 20-22 record. go. He has noticed a different lineups, he fed the information Johnson took over as manager atmosphere at spring training into a data processor and learned of the Reds on May 24,1993, lead- this season, thanks entirely to that the Orioles could score an ing them to a division title last Johnson. additional .4 runs per game with season. But he was replaced by "He's an upbeat type of guy, Johnson as the No. 2 man in the Ray Knight last fall in a move or- very enthusiastic," Holies said. order. chestrated by Cincinnati owner "So far, he's brought that to the He excitedly handed the final Marge Schott before the 1995 club. We go out and get the job report to manager Earl Weaver, season even began. done, but there's some fun being who took a cursory glance at the Johnson barely had time to thrown in there, too. That's some- printout and promptly threw it in clear out his office before the thing that has been missing the the trash. Orioles snapped him up, making past couple of years." Thirty years later, Johnson fi- him their third manager in three Johnson, who owns the highest nally has the last word on the years. He interviewed for the winning percentage among ac- Orioles' lineup. As far as he's opening prior to the "95 season, tive managers at .576, runs a concerned, his managerial stints but Baltimore chose Phil Regan, loose clubhouse, although he is with the New York Mets and Cin- who was fired after Baltimore absolutely serious when it comes Muk/Tkc AIMCUM4 PITH cinnati Reds were merely step- went 71-73 despite carrying a to winning baseball games. He ping stones to the job he wanted payroll In excess of $45 million. played In four World Series with Minnesota Tlmberwolf Christian Laettner races to the ball In a game against the Sacramento Kings. all along. Given another high-priced the Orioles and would love noth- Laettner was traded to the Hawks In a four man trade Thursday. "This is where I've always team, Johnson has the task of ing more than manage the team wanted to be," said Johnson, the turning around a once-proud to a championship. He has a mas- Orioles' new manager. "I've al- franchise that hasn't been to the ter plan that sounds as if he in- ways wanted to be good enough playoffs since 1983 -back when tends to hold onto the job for the Laettner involved in deal to be considered for this job and shortstop Cal Ripken's consecu- long haul. be able to give back something to tive games st reak stood at a mere this great organization. 279 games. "I'd love to have a lot of pros- "The other jobs were like going New general manager Pat Gil- pects in Triple-A and Double-A. between Hawks, Wolves to school, so to speak, because lick went out and signed second I'd like to see us develop our own baseman Roberto Alomar and talent and not be held hostage to this is the ultimate job. My the 1994 draft, and Minnesota dream job. Why wouldn't it be? I rebuilt the pitching staff by ac- the free agent market," Johnson Ron Lesko That's fine. I'm not the GM. I'm not the coach. I'm not making any still owes Dallas a conditional learned to play baseball here and quiring starters Kent Mercker said. "All those things are what I The Associated Press decisions here." first-round pick to complete that I have a lot of fond memories and David Wells and closer want to see happen here." MINNEAPOLIS - The Minne- The deal gave the playoff- deal. sota Timberwolves badly needed contending Hawks a more Rooks' playing time has dimin- a physical center. Perhaps more offensive-minded center in ished in recent weeks, and he had Capriati rallies in first set, importantly, they needed one Laettner, who is averaging 18 asked to be traded. who wouldn't spend so much time points and seven rebounds. It complaining. also gave Atlanta a backup "I was having a hard time un- The Wolves sent disgruntled center who can score in Rooks. derstanding why I couldn't play," continues on comeback trail centers Christian Laettner and In Lang, Minnesota got a true Rooks said. "Now, hopefully, this Sean Rooks to the Atlanta Hawks center who plays defense first is a situation where I can go and The Associated Press on Thursday for center Andrew but also is improving offensively. contribute to the team." Lang and point guard Spud Webb. In his eighth year in the league, Hawks general manager Pete ESSEN, Germany - Notching Kevin McHale, Minnesota's the 6-11, 250-pound Lang is aver- Babcock said the trade would her second win in her comeback, vice president of basketball aging a career-high 12.9 points make Atlanta "a bigger, younger Jennifer Capriati defeated Aus- operations, stressed the on-court along with 6.5 rebounds and 1.7 team." Babcock Is the brother of tria's Barbara Schett 7-6 (8-6), 6-1 benefits of the deal, specifically blocks. Minnesota director of player Thursday at a WTA tournament. Lang's physical style. But "If we're going to take the next personnel Rob Babcock. The The 19-year-old American McHale didn't deny he also was step, we need a banger, and we Hawks visit Minnesota Sunday. showed lots of spunk, rallying hoping to improve the team's thought that's what Lang could The 5-7 Webb Is in his 11th from a 4-0 deficit In the first set, chemistry. do," Wolves coach-general man- NBA season. He played with the then winning it on the tiebreaker. "Everybody's got to under- ager Flip Saunders said. Hawks during the mid-1980s Schett took a 1-0 lead in the stand there are roles that need to The emergence of Garnett also after signing as a free agent and second set, but Capriati rallied be played in the context of the made Minnesota more willing to returned to Atlanta last June In a again, winning the match in 1 team," McHale said. "If people part with Laettner. Garnett had trade with the Sacramento Kings. hour, 15 minutes, and advancing don't accept that or don't under- three double-doubles In points Minnesota badly needed a to the quarterfinals. stand that, it ends up being (con- and rebounds in the past four point guard earlier this season, It was Capriati's second win in ^m r flict) all the time." games. but the solid play of free agent the tournament and she was Although Laettner has been Without Garnett's improve- Darrick Martin and veteran exuberant afterwards, saying one of the most consistent Wol- ment, "I would have probably Terry Porter have left the Wol- she was "in better shape than ves since they drafted him out of said we better wait and see what ves satisfied with their produc- ever." Duke in 1992, he also has been we have in Kevin," McHale said. tion at that position. "I'm glad I'm back," said one of the most volatile. "But all of a sudden you start Webb is signed through this Capriati, who was absent from There had been few of those saying to yourself, 'Hey, this guy season, and the Wolves seem the women's tour for 2 years. outbursts for the past season and can carry some offensive load.'" most Interested In the cap flexi- Once ranked sixth in the world, a half until this week, when Rooks, a 6-10,250-pounder, was bility they will gain by unloading Capriati's comeback is remarka- Laettner criticized prized rookie traded to the Wolves in Novem- a salary after this season. Rooks' ble. Kevin Garnett and the rest of the ber 1994 by the Dallas Maver- contract also expires after the She left the tour in 1993 after a organization. The friction affect- icks. The former Arizona stand- season, and Lang Is signed first-round loss at the U.S. Open ' « ■ out was a second-round pick in through 1999. ed Laettner's relationship with and went into a skid. She was some other players. cited by police for shoplifting a "I wasn't pleased at all with cheap ring, arrested on mari- ^v/*" what he said," said Doug West, Coming to Gamers... juana possession charges in the the only original Tlmberwolf. February 23 (Friday): Buzz 106.5 Night Out spring of 1994 and underwent "People were still OK with him, with drug rehabilitation. but everybody was just more After defeating Schett, Capria- wm^^m quiet toward him." ti said she doesn't know why KarMIclniKrclfclra/rtie AiioclatrdPrcii With a 15-36 record, the Wolves she's playing so well after the Jennifer Capriati lifts her cap after winning her second round match don't need a dividing force in the break. But she thought it might at the WTA tournament. locker room. After moving from be because of her natural tennis power forward to center this with myself if I didnt do what I talent. sets to Germany's Anke Huber at season, the 6-foot-ll Laettner be- "You dont lose your talent Philadelphia. want to do." came expendable when Minne- after such a short space of time, "In Philadelphia I wasn't If Capriati keeps winning, she sota started looking for a physi- maybe after five or 10 years," ready," she said. "It wasn't the could end up again facing Huber. Huber, who is seeded second, cal inside player. she said. right time." "I know some changes had to Capriati said this return is But now, she said, "I know advanced to the quarterfinals be made," said Laettner, in the different than one in November what I want. There Is nothing Thursday by defeating Miriam fourth year of a six-year, $21.6 Oremans of the Netherlands 6-4, FEBRUARY 24,1996 1994, when she aborted her else I want to do. I missed the million contract. "They figured comeback after losing in three game very much. I couldn't live 6-7 (5-7), 6-4. out that it was time for me to go.
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OH 4a402DPHONE 3S« 001 lOFAX 36*JX>'i Sports page ten The BO News Friday, February 23,1996 Moon acquitted of assault charges Volleyball announces Terrl Langford The Associated Press a recruits RICHMOND, Texas - Jurors acquitted Warren Moon of as- BCNews saulting his wife in a swift ver- dict Thursday that catapulted Fe- Four student-athletes licia Moon into his arms and have signed letters of intent prompted questions whether to play volleyball for the women in Texas should be forced Falcons next season. to testify against their husbands. Heather Grelg, Lorl .Mrs. Moon, family and friends Kemerer, Melissa Lewis jumped out of their court ben- and Heather Murphy all ches and cheered as Fort Bend have announced that they Cpurt-At-Law Judge Larry Wa- signed national letters of ■onbach read the verdict that intent and will play for BG cleared the Minnesota Vikings during the 1996 campaign. quarterback of wrongdoing in Head coach Denise Van the July 18 incident at the cou- De Walle feels that this is ple's suburban Houston home. one of her best recruiting Crying and shouting "Warren! classes since the 1988 Warren!," Mrs. Moon reached season. fpr her husband, who first hugged defense attorney Rusty Hardin, then jumped from his BG loses senior Carlyn seat and rushed to his wife's open Ess linger - last year's MAC •this. As Mrs. Moon sobbed, the Player of the Year. couple held each other in a tight Among the group. Mur- embrace. phy and Lewis are left-side The four-woman, two-man jury hitters. Kermerer plays in took only 27 minutes to decide the middle and Greig is a that Moon did not intentionally, setter. knowingly or recklessly cause Van De Walle believes the bruises and scratches along Steve Ucrkeii/Tke Associated Press that with the experience her neck and shoulders July 18. Minnesota Vikings Warren Moon, along with family and friends, celebrate after Moon was acquitted of misdemeanor aisualt charges. that will return coupled ."The women who think I be- with the talent coming in, trayed them were not In my bed- fine, expressed relief. case, and we can rebuild our fam- volved in a physical confronta- shoulders. the Falcons will be able to room on July 18," Mrs. Moon "It's been quite an ordeal," said ily and rebuild our marriage in tion July 18 after an argument She and her husband are un- compete with the best in the sffld, referring to criticism from Moon, who played 10 years with the best way we can. over credit cards provoked Mrs. sure who caused the scratches. MAC some women's advocates who the Houston Oilers and still lives "We Just hope that now, with Moon to throw a 2-pound candle- Mrs. Moon told jurors her hus- BG has made the MAC disagreed with her refusal to in nearby Missouri City. "It's this verdict being over with, that holder at Moon's back. In the band choked her, but released his Tournament Is seven press the charges. taken a large toll on our family. this case will just die and we can scuffle that ensued, Mrs. Moon grip when she coughed. stalght season and finished Moon, who could have gotten We can all say it's over now as get on with our lives." ended up with scratches and Moon said he probably was re- with a 15-13 overall record npi to a year In jail and a $4,000 far as the criminal part of this The couple admit they were in- bruises around her neck and sponsible for the Injuries. and 9-8 in the conference. ■ Baerga struggles Knight says Schourek first choice The Associated Press an admirer of Schourek. "Last year, he was one of the with Warrior Run Subtract another team from top two or three pitchers in the free agent Darryl Strawberry's game and I expect him to repeat The Associated Press lapped in his heat. options for 1996. that," Knight said. "By naming "The last three times I've The Boston Red Sox, who had him my opening day pitcher right WINTER HAVEN, Fla., - run this, I've finished last," he expressed some interest over the now, that 'should tell you what I - Carlos Baerga doesn't have said with a smile. "I'm no winter, In adding Strawberry as a think of him.'' any plans for a track-and-field track-and-field man. I'm a right fielder-designated hitter, Marline career, and it's probably a baseball player. We just need have decided he doesn't fit in For Gary Sheffield, the Florida good thing. to hit and field." their plans. Marlins' first full workout Baerga huffed and puffed While the Indians would like "We're comfortable with who Thursday couldnt come soon his way through the Cleveland to see ail players complete the we have at that position," Red enough Indians' Warrior Run on drills in three minutes or less, Sox general manager Dan Du- "This is where I need to be be. .Wednesday, fulfilling his pre- Hargrove knows that's not quette said Thursday. Boston will I'm at peace here," Sheffield diction that he would finish at realistic for everyone. use Jose Canseco, Troy O'Leary said, pulling a black T-shirt over the back of the pack. "Most our guys did it in less and Reggie Jefferson to fill those an upper body marked by a scor- "I hate the run, I just hate than three minutes," Har- roles. pion tattoo on his arm and a dark, it," said Baerga. grove said. "Carlos did it in Strawberry became a free knotty scar the size of a bullet on The Warrior Run was three hours." agent after last season, when the his shoulder. created by strength and condi- New York Yankees decided not In a turbulent off-season, Shef- tioning coach Fernando Mon- Baerga said the run was def- to pick up his contract option. He field was shot in the left shoulder tes. It's a long sprint designed initely no fun. batted .276 with three home runs Oct. 30 in Tampa when a teen- after the line drills in basket- "My back was killing me," and 13 RBIs in 87 at-bats for the ball. ager tried to steal his car. In late he said. "My legs hurt. I Yankees last season. December, the mother of his "It gives us a gauge of how couldn't keep up." Reds 2-year-old son was granted a re- much running they did during Pete Schourek is manager Ray straining order after she showed the winter, and what we need Shortstop Omar Vizquel and Knight's choice to pitch the April Phoenix police a threatening note to do to get them ready for the left-hander Brian Anderson 1 season opener for Cincinnati and two bullets that had been left season," said manager Mike finished with the best time at against Montreal, just two years outside her house. Sheffield de- Hargrove. 2:42. Damian Jackson, a non- after the Reds picked him up on nied being involved with the Baerga covered the 880 roster invitee, was right be- waivers as a castoff from the note. He was in Florida at the yard-run so slowly that he was hind. New York Mets. time, and police said there was no Last year, Schourek was bat- physical evidence linking Shef- tling five other pitchers for the field to the threat. final three spots in the Reds' Injuries have limited Sheffield starting rotation. The left-hander to a total of ISO games in the past won a spot, posted an 18-7 record two years, during which time he and finished second in the ballot- had 43 home runs, 124 RBIs and ing for the National League's Cy 31 stolen bases. He returned Young Award. from his three-month stint on the Suui Stelaer/The Associated Press "It's hard to describe the turn- DL last season by setting team Coleman does reflex drills with around from struggling and Cincinnati Reds outfielder Vlnce records with 10 home runs and 27 coacb Joel Youngblood. 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— - - - -.- - - Sports page eleven Friday, February 23,1996 The HG News Abdul-Jabbar separates Eagles can clinch a sharet of championship with win himself from Farrakhan March 2, In the season finale, at contenders, going to Miami (17-6, The Associated Press and New Mexico. Toledo. In between, EMU has 9-6) on Saturday and then hosting The Associated Press Abdul-Jabbar, promoting a Kent and playing at Ohio in the not-yet-published book, "Pro- He said understanding histo- Eastern Michigan's party plans Ohio at home next Wednesday. final week. MUNCIE, Ind. - Basketball files In Black Courage," he ry is important if we are to un- went awry, just like its game Eastern coach Ben Braun - al- derstand each other. plan. lowed the luxury of that two- In Saturday's other games, Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul- coauthored, spoke to about 600 Bowling Green (13-10, 7-8) visits people and said some black The Eagles were looking to game lead - doesn't place too Jabbar, a student of history, la Akron (3-20, 0-15) and Central Americans do not feel a part of "We cannot deal with the clinch a share of the Mid- much emphasis on any particular no fan of Louis Farrakhan, the Michigan (5-18, 2-13) plays at controversial leader of the Na- this country. problems that linger until we American Conference champion- game. "One purpose of this book is discuss these things from the ship Wednesday night at Bowen "We've done a good job all Ohio (14-12). tion of Islam. The postseason tournament "I am an Orthodox Muslim," to help us realize what we have past," he said. Fieldhouse, where they were a season of playing every game for spotless 11-0 this season. Itself and not putting a lot of contenders are still fighting for Abdul-Jabbar said. "I am not a contributed to this country, the home-court advantage. Only part of Minister Farrakhan's greatest country in the world," A poor understanding of his- But Miami of Ohio - the MAC pressure on having one game or another be a crucial one," Braun three games separate Ball State little group. he said. tory perpetuates stereotypes preseason favorite but a bust so that keep Americans from see- far - walked off with a 75-68 up- said. and Western from eighth-place "He is part of the problem, Abdul-Jabbar, who majored Kent (13-10,7-8). The tournament not part of the solution. He is a In history at UCLA, spoke set. The closest pursuers, Western ing each other as they really That doesn't mean that Eastern Michigan and Ball State, also for the top eight finishers begin* demagogue taking advantage about such better-known fig- are, he said, ending his 45-min- March 5 at campus sites and cod- of misery in the black commu- ures as Harriet Tubman and shouldn't save space in its trophy play two of their last three on the ute speech by saying he hoped case, however. road. Western (12-11, 10-5) Is at eludes March 9 at SeaGate Cen- nity. He's not doing a lot to Frederick Douglass, as well as tre in Toledo. change things," the NBA ca- others including Estivanico, an "this book will bring us all The Eagles (19-4 overall, 12-3 Toledo (15-11,8-7) Saturday, then African who explored the Gulf in the MAC) still own a two-game closes at home against Akron and reer scoring leader said closer together and make us Kent has two of its last three at of Mexico and parts of Amer- lead with three games left. But at Bowling Green next week. Wednesday night at Ball State realize that we are all Ameri- home, but the opponents are University. ica that became Texas, Arizona cans." two of those last three are on the Ball State (14-9, 10-5) has the road - at Kent Saturday and toughest schedule of any of the Eastern and Miami. Classifieds
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page twelve The BG News Friday, February 23,1996 Louisville knocks off Bearcats Penn St. breaks JoaKay home court for the first time in Cincinnati, which has a reputa- each had 11. The Associated Press 13 games this season because It tion for pushing around oppo- Louisville center Samaki Wal- couldnt take advantage of all nents under the boards. Louis- ker missed his ninth consecutive CINCINNATI - No. 21 Louis- those openings. Instead, the ville ended up with a 35-28 ad- game over questions of how his two game skid ville did all kinds of things wrong Bearcats wound up with their vantage in rebounds. father obtained a car, and backup Thursday night: missed layups, most lopsided loss. "We talked all week long about center Beau Zach Smith fouled Michael Glirrusso despite being placed on proba- threw the ball away and had "They beat us to the ball, they how it was going to be a physical out with 9:22 left. The Associated Press tion by coach Steve Fisher. three players foul out. outplayed us, they outcoached us, game and we've got to match fire But Cincinnati gave up its No. 14 Penn State (19-4,10-4) They did one thing exactly they outmanaged us. We didn't with fire, not let them intimidate front-line advantage by getting STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - trailed for nearly 20 minutes right hit free throws. The Car- get It done," coach Bob Huggins you," Crum said. "We went to in foul trouble. Long, Fortson and - Pete Lislcky scored 18 points before Lislcky scored 8 dinals sank 28 of 36 in all, includ- said. war with them." point guard Keith LeGree were and No. 14 Penn State broke a straight points, including two ing five by Tick Rogers in the Louisville led most of the game A tightly officiated game on the bench together with fouls two-game losing streak 3-polnters, for the Nittany final minute, to beat No. 6 Cin- and finally pulled away late In would seem to favor Cincinnati, for much of the first half. Thursday night with a 67-57 Lions to cut the lead to 40-38 cinnati 72-66. the second half. Alvin Sims' steal which has a lot more depth and Louisville took advantage at victory over Michigan. with 12 minutes remaining. That one statistic made up for a and dunk capped a 7-2 spurt that height But Cincinnati couldn't the foul line. The Cardinals, who Michigan (16-10, 6-7 Big On Penn State's next posses- whole lot of bad ones that usually pushed the lead to 65-55 with 4:54 take advantage as Louisville's average 65 percent from the line, Ten) had a chance to cut the sion, Glenn Sekunda got the would mean disaster. The Car- left swarming defense kept the ball hit 17 of 21 free throws in the lead to four points in the final ball down low, pumped, faked dinals (19-7, 10-2 Conference Darnell Burton's 3-pointer cut away from center Art Long and first half. Cincinnati was l-for-5. minute, but Louis Bullock and scored while being fouled USA) had 26 turnovers, had lead- it to 65-62 with 1:02 left, but power forward Danny Fortson. Huggins got a technical for ar- missed a layup and Lislcky by Travis Conlan. The free ing scorer DeJuan Wheat go Louisville went 7-of-8 from the "He (Fortson) never really got guing calls during a timeout, and made two free throws to put throw put Penn State up 41-40, O-for-9 from the field, and played line to get its ninth victory in 10 a chance to get Into the game," LeGree got a technical for argu- Penn State up 63-55 with 42.1 Its first lead since the opening the last 18 minutes without an games. Wheat said. "We played tough ing a charging call five minutes seconds remaining. nine minutes. experienced center. Fouls played a big role. The of- defense all night. We were in his later. In-between, Louisville hit The loss was the first for The two teams exchanged "I dont know how to explain ficiating crew of Dick Paparo, Ed face, and I think we confused him three free throws and went up Michigan since four players baskets before Calvin Booth it," coach Denny Crum said. Hightower and John Clougherty with our quickness." 13-7. and a recruit were involved In hit two jumpers to put Penn Twenty-six turnovers is too called 55 fouls, including two Fortson scored 23 for Cincin- Burton changed the momen- a car accident Saturday. State ahead 47-42 with 8:35 many. And DeJuan going O-for-9 first-half technicals on Cincin- nati and Burton added 20. tum by hitting a pair of jumpers Robert Traylor Is out for the remaining. The Wolverines ... If you'd have given me that nati. Louisville outscored Cin- Rogers led a balanced Louis- and making a couple of steals season with a broken arm, but never got closer than five stat before the game, I would cinnati from the foul line 28-11 ville attack with 17 points. Brian during a six-point spurt that tied the other Wolverines played points again. have said we have no chance." The Cardinals came In de- Klser and Dam Ion Dantzler add- it. His dunk off a drive gave Cin- Cincinnati (20-3,9-2) lost on its termined to be just as physical as ed 12 apiece, and Wheat and Sims cinnati its biggest lead, 31-25.
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602 Administration 372-2323 takes the stage this weekend at Elsewhere in South Hall. James Brandon reports on the production. Weekend Reality February 23,1996 WR: PhotoOp Giving Up the Ghost: Review ofthelatestElsewhereProduclion. This dog, More Ma- Showing this weekend in South ^ Hall. By James Brandon. chine than Man,and 3 star of early '90s The Bandwagon: Local faves Ribcage Houdinis are profiled classic "Man's Best in this week's installment. By 4. Aaron Weisbrod. Friend" has been adopted as the co- Mardi Gras: It's rude, it's ob- scene, it's a month of drunkenness mascot of Weekend before repentance. Joe Peiffer finds it amazing that an originally- religious Reality. No more 5. event can go this far. cute dogs. Roots Rock Reggae: The Ark Band reflects on their successes and motivations and a growing fan base. By nm^ 6. Dawn Keller. How I Spent My Sum- there is something strange ast enough so we can drive mer Vacation going on tonight. There's some- away because I can't drive 55.1 By Bob Dinsdale thing going on that's not quite also have to wonder who's Random Reviews: Reviewed There's a lady who right so stand in the place gonna drive you home tonight this week: New Pacino movie knows all that glitters where you are. Now face left, because there's something in "City Hall" and the University's is gold and she's buy- think about direction, wonder the air tonight and I got a production of "Giving Up The ing a stairway to why you have it. This direction, peaceful, easy feeling that this 8. Ghost" heaven. It was the from the boogie-woogie bugle road to nowhere is going to lift worse of times. It was boy from Company B, made me us up where we belong, up the worser of times. seem as if I was wasting away where the eagles fly but where Such was the era of again in Margaritaville but I wise men (or women) fear to my discontent. I was realized he saw the forest from tread. Because of this spirit in born in a small town, the trees and that every step I the sky, there are 99 red bal- probably die in a take, every move I make, he'd loons and, in fact, it's 99.9 Reality small town but right be watching me. I went along degrees Fahrenheit. I just lost it here, right now I'm with it and said "Put on your and yelled out "ground control moving on up, to the red shoes and dance the blues." to Major Tom!" but all I could east side, to a deluxe He said take this job and shove hear was Ziggy playing guitar. I apartment in the sky. it and I yelled out to him "Billy then screamed out "Oh my god, My question right now don't you lose my number!" what have I done?" because It is have you ever seen 'cause he never meant to do definitely isn't the same as it the rain? anything wrong and it's gonna' ever was but someday over the I was walking the get worse if he waits too long rainbow, a Rhythm Nation will streets of Philadelphia and so I started walking to New form and the whole world will have what it needs which is Acting Editor Joe Boyle and I saw that Janie's Orleans and that's when I saw got a gun so I started her. She was justa walking love, sweet love. It's the only Senior Writer Joe Peiffer thing that there's just too little Executive Writer running against the down the street singing a sum- Jim Vickers wind until I got to the mer song. But Billie Jean is not of. In fact this love makes me Major Writer Ryan Honeyman last train to Clarksville my lover. She was never gonna' feel pretty, oh so pretty but not lllustrationist Robt. Dinsdale and almost got hit by get it, never gonna' get it, be- pretty in pink because I'm out Hard-core Writer Aaron Weisbrod the Chattanooga cause next to her was a devil of that Breakfast Club and I Featured Writer Penny Brown Choo-Chooon track with a blue dress on who had can't go home again. Staff Ace Larry Hannan 29 while passing just tossed three coins in a Ahhhh yesterday. All my Able-bodied Writer Malt Pierce through Spanish fountain but she was stayin' troubles seemed so far away, Substantial Writer TomDenk Harlem but the alive because she had fame. She suddenly I'm not half the man I Enforcer Bud Hamilton strange thing was that was going to live forever. She used to be and I have become comfortably numb and I've Serious Writer Aaron Epple the conductor said he was also learning to fly but she was on the train they ain't got wings so have some started free fallin' so good-bye Copy Editor Carolinne Shaffer cruel world. Remember to teach Copy Editor call the City of New sympathy for the devil. Me? I Tiffany Wendeln Orleans and he'd be just walked on by because the your children well but first Copy Editor Penny Brown gone 500 miles when sky was a hazy shade of winter wake me up before you go-go Production Alianna Dias the day is done. Now I and I needed to be back in the because we got the beat. I leave Production Cathy Raidl thought I would walk saddle again before you know it you with this idea: It's always Production Leah Barnum 500 miles but that I'd and I won't let the sun go darkest before the dawn and never see an elephant down on me. beware the werewolves of Lon- fly but sure enough OOOh I got a fast car but is it don. The Jedi will return. Page 2 • Weekend Reality • February 23, 1996 &ft&t tft "?. «utar^ ' 'rtdMft v"^r\ci>'.'j'?,''' • E BMfl * Giving up the Ghost does anything but Giving Up the Ghost Moraga's play is and deliver honest and by Cherrie Moraga about the lives of three sometimes painful perfor- By James Brandon Elsewhere Theatre (411 women, and the "ghosts" mances that bring tears to South Hall) that they must face. While the eyes A BGSU Theatre Review they may not overcome of actor by James M. Brandon their phantoms, the women and are ultimately able to deal audience PHOTO CAPTION: Marisa with and /or understand alike. (Monica Bucno, right) them. Monica Bueno is sure But comforts Corky (Karen and sophisticated as Marisa, Giving Sternberg, center) as a young painter. Karen Up the Amalia (Patti King, left) Sternberg is full of arro- Ghost is looks on in Giving Up the gance, bravado and anguish not a sob Ghostby Cherrie Moraga. as Corky, a tough and story by The production, directed by street-smart young woman. any Nathalie Highland, plays Patti King is stern, yet also means. this week in the Elsewhere flexible, as Amalia, an older There Theatre, located in 411 art instructor. The audience are no South Hall. is confused, delighted, apolo- responsible and engaged as gies Giving Up the Ghost the witness to a string of here, is, quite literally, an "in- confessions. only your-face" theatrical event As Highland sug- honest that examines questions of gests in her director's notes ap- culture, sexuality and the for the production, the praisal Marisa (Monica Bueno, right) comforts Corky (Karen Sternberg, centerlas Amalia human soul. Cherrie world that the women of life (Patti King, left) looks on in Giving Up the Ghost by Cherrie Moraga. The produc- tion, directed by Nathalie Highland, plays this weekend in the Elsewhere Theater, Moraga's drama about inhabit is one in which as it is, 411 South Hall. three Chicano lesbian "time and place take on new and physical touches to the women is given a powerful meaning." Far from being a was, and will be, for the written word that is pre- most. A word to the wise: if and compelling perfor- conventional script with a characters involved. sented. Heather Seifferfs you were offended by the mance this week at the linear framework. Giving Although the accents costumes give each woman tame lesbian kiss that caused University's Elsewhere Up the Ghost continually that the women affect are an appropriate and easily so much controversy on Theatre in 411 South Hall. moves around space and uneven, and the staging style recognizable identity, while television's "Roseanne," then Director Nathalie time to expose the audience may not be to everyone's also allowing for the flexibil- this isn't the show for you. If Highland, a Ph.D. student, to the various stream of liking, the performance is a ity that the script demands. you are willing to encounter has put together a produc- consciousness confessions success on a number of Elaine Shih's sound design is the tough questions that need tion that overflows with that the women deliver. levels. Highland's produc- very effective, combining to be asked about sexuality, emotion, sensuality and While this makes "the tion is suffused with the traditional Mexican folk gender, culture and religion, angst. She creates a world story" sometimes difficult to passion and magic that make tunes with the primal beat of then don't miss this show. where the language of follow, it also creates an live theatre such a wonder to the village drum to under- Giving Up the Ghost Moraga is able to paint atmosphere where under- behold. Giving Up the Ghost score the high and low points runs through Saturday in the presents a world to which Elsewhere Theatre at 8 p.m. beautiful and disturbing standing and compassion of the experience. few in the Bowling Green To say that Giving Up There is also a matinee pictures that will resonate are both possible and en- community have ever been performance at 2 p.m. on long after the evening is couraged. the Ghost is an "adult" show exposed, and the production is a misnomer. There are Saturday. Seating is limited, complete. Giving Up the The production is is important in that it can and there are no advance Ghost brings up a number one of the most consistent many individuals who, broaden the horizons and though legally adults, do not reservations. Tickets are two of tough issues, both for the displays of professionalism visions in all of us. dollars at the door, and will characters and the audi- on the BGSU stage this year. have the maturity or sophisti- Roark Littlefield's cation to appreciate this go on sale one half hour Bueno, Sternberg and King ence, which Highland's functional, abstract setting work; and yet, strangely, before the performance production is able to put are committed actresses combines with Matt Will- these are precisely the people begins. into a meaningful and who put a great deal of iams' creative and focused who need to encounter it challenging dialogue. themselves into their roles, lighting scheme to add subtle
song. In short, Lindberg is either out of sync with his band or "Born of the demon sky he overcompensates and throws the songs off. This album seem twisting reality like the usual collection of head bangin'. body thrashin' music At sweet nauseating pain that has become easier to find than Pat Buchanan attack ad. If is death the only release? you like that kind of GWAR sound then this is what you need (I -Tomas Lindners . Blinded Bv Fear wouldn't recommend It If you like Pat Buchanan). the Gate At The Gate's Slaughter of the Soul album Isn't exactly happy A quite refreshing change of pace are the two instrumental music and It In no way fits In with my Amy Grant or "Grease- Into The Dead Sky and The Flames Of The End. These are CDs but somehow 1 felt a kinship to It. This is thl type of album clearly the best two tracks on the album. With these two can Wait that, by the time you're done with It, you have a obligation to performances Anders and Jonas Bjorler give solos and save the be bleeding from some part of your body profusely. listener from Lindberg's horrible spitting out of the English Album review Tomas Lindberg's message of death and pain are universal. language. There is no intention on my part to break up a star Unfortunately for him, his voice is not. He tends to scream his band like At The Gates but the Bjorler brothers should have a lyrics out with what seems like no connection to the music that decent singer to carry them to the mediocre-land. I'm sure goes with It. There are other times (albeit rare) when he yells to Tomas Is a decent guy and all and I'm sure that he has some the music with absolutely no regard to the pace of his own great ways to talk about young people's angst but the boy lust can't sing. Page 3 • Weekend Reality • February 23, 1996 Ribcage Houdinis The Ribcage Houdinis' stellar Houdinis. guitarist and vocalist Although they John Riccardi. might have a name "Our normal that's a little bit on songs are real tangent. the weird side, this We do a lot of stops BG-based trio cranks and changes... Style out some of the changes and time coolest music to EVER changes. We [also] grace Northwest Ohio, have a lot of colors if not the national and textures. We try to music scene as a create different sonic whole. tapestries. Each song Although the is a vinette. Each song band now known as creates a mood, and in Ribcage Houdinis that mood we create a started out with a story. In the grand , slightly different line- scheme of things, all up and a funkier, the stories are inter- jazzier sound (at the related. Not conceptu- time they were named ally, but because of Madcap Carnival the nature of how we Sideshow Circus write and what we Freaks, and then write about." Electric Spatula), Overwhelmed? their sound slowly but Well, to be honest with bass/vocals) manages ing. Nothing's set in on March 7th . Other surely took a new you, Ribcage to pull the crowd into stone." bands featured on the direction with the Houdinis' sound is their own little pocket Much to many bill include Race- passage of time. pretty overwhelming. of the universe just people's delight, horse Reject, Jimmy "We were more Without the use of ear- long enough to give Ribcage Houdinis branson, Giraffe of a goofy tounge in shattering volume or them a whole new are preparing to Boy, and Mote. Do cheek band, [but] our blatantly pretentious view of reality, only to record a full length yourself (as well as music started to de- whining the band ruthlessly shove them piece in April. Al- society at large) a velop more of a (who also consists of back into the cold and though nothing is favor and check these harder edge..." Ad- Walter Tucker on uncaring worldof the definite yet (go fig- guys out. Tickets are mitted Ribcage drums/percussion and living upon the ure), some of the fea- $3 for those 21 and David Mansbach on performance's end. tured works will in- up, and $4 for those And to top it all clude "Exit Wound," under the U.S.A.'s legal off, their songs are "Flux," and drinking age. constantly going "Doledrums." The next upcom- through various BY^fflBMAaron metamorphises. ing chance for local Jweisbrodis dAHt® "Some of the residents to experience *mQyT*% the Official songs we wrote a year Ribcage Houdinis FB . i V Music Guru and a half ago are still live will take place at Ad A of WR. He can KJ./I be seen in the B I-RIDAYJ [SATURDAY! changing. Our songs Howard's Club H for Hr^M Bandwagon are constantly evolv- the AIDS Benefit '96 H 1 weekly
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Page 4 • Weekend Realty, • Februaiy 23, 199$ rdflGras, 1996 model notice that the lax rebel you'll encounter young would be like Pat liquor laws allow open ladies with no bras," 1 Buchanan firing a containers to populate the summed up. "Enjoy your Nazi. Sure, it might street. No more will you stay here in The Big Easy!" get him a few more have to slug down that last round for fear of wasting it "Let's steal a kid, I delagates, but he'd at the bar. Down here, just be selling out his put it in a plastic cup and bet we could get some hearfelt emotions. take it to go." great beads for that" We were on a roll. So for better or for "Lining the cobblestone — Todd from Michi- worse, here's my roads, behold a strange gan. version of "The City mixture of urine, blood, We were in the middle of that Care Forgot." sperm and mucus." Jim, high fiving and gener- The French ally guying- Quarter off when I seen felt a tap on through the my shoul- der. By: Joe Peiffer eyes of a "Vail hopped up, know why "Sometime in be- the world's biggest drunk- de wear no tween the French, party — objectively, down and bra?" a 60 and without bias. year-old Spanish and Ameri- sexed-out local asked. can rulers of this I've failed. college kid. "Gloria sticky swampland, But, that's all right. Steinem's in I don't buy the myth town?" I Good Old Southern guessed. Hospitality and of journalistic objec- "Nah, it's tivity. Everything "Nice Seedy Human Vice condom on so they can hooked up and begot written or reported show their is ultimately filtered the ground taaats," a a bastard son. The local re- locals call it The Big through some type back there plied. Easy. Us Yanks? We of bias. next to that our new pal from Michigan "Come again?" And no greater dog poop" — Keith said, wanting to get in on "Der, taats, young man, refer to it as New the act. "I'd guess this show der taats!" Orleans" — Author, bias can prejudice a from BG. won't be coming off you "Uh, huh. Now just out after five Hurricanes. man's story than 15 shoes for months after you of curiousity, why would beers, 400 boobs After parking "Hotel return from your trip." some young lassie decide I promised my Escort", we decided to head "And, ladies and gentle- to bare her breasts to a editors I'd come back and two blunts. But down into the heart of men, everywhere you look skinny white kid like me?" I from Mardi Gras at least you know. darkness — Bourbon Street. New Orleans is a My first impressions of with a story that the street can only be included no major city that makes no described by Keith, the references to drugs, apologies for it's part-time photographer, filth. This town el- and Smerz, cultural ob- drinking or, as my server/lady killer. Grandma calls it, evates the unholy "On your right there's a fornicatin'. and heckles the sa- kid throwing up all over his cred. Fox's Luke shoes," Keith said in his I lied. best Disney-land voice. In retrospect, I Perry could do it no "You might find this should have known justice. strange since it's only 2:30 better. The streets of For me, covering in the afternoon, but it an event like this seems tb be par for the New Orleans stank course down here." with wafts of hemp. with strict, inverted "Over there to you left," Its siren song called pyramid journalism Smerz picked up. "You'll for another round of dark Dixie brews. Howard's clubM I I Mon-Sot l2-2:50om And the city sucked M| N Main us in with the prom- ise of procreation. They armed me with five bucks from The Ultimate Party Band! the editor and sent me south, to cover 135 N, Main 352-6912
Page §"•Weekend Reality'' February23, 1&96 asked, getting Interested. we heard an authoritative magical bead stalk. But voice from behind. The town reeked of 'em„" he said with a sly . "Beads!" this wild-eyed first, cul- smile. stranger cried. "Beads! "There's something wrong with this here pic- ture. "All right," I said, think- Dames'll do jis 'bout any- Well, it ing I wanted the entire New thing for some damn good ture," a full uniformed N.O.P.D. officer shouted. also Orleans experience. bead!" reeked "A round of oysters for Sounded too good to be "What's that?" we re- plied, wondering what the of day- me and the guys," I told true, but as we made our old the waitress. way down under one of the fine was for looking at boobs was. urine The oysters came back balconies, a chant rose up and and I began to flee the from the crowd: "Show us "I's didn't get to see no skin!" he said. trash, flesh from the first shell. your tits. Show us your but "'Ate to break it to ya, tits." "But isn't that against the law?" that fella, but we don' eat So as just osters. I's just k iddin'. to get the "Just added That was just a rumor that fullest as long flavor. we tell to all you Yanks journal- as it's gest For who come down 'ere for istic from the drink - The Hand Gre- the next couple of hours we the festival." experi- waist up nade." were caught in a tornado of My nerves were sort of ence, I we don't "We'll take two of your nakedness and drinks. on edge from a strange pressed care, bombs - or whatever they Toto, they don't have native drink called the closer boy," the are," showing my true anything like this in Kan- Hurricane. That's funny, 1 toward a elpful Yankee-ness. The bar man sas. said, slurping down my group of ■fficer took my cash and handed Entering the fray, we oyster that tasted like a young aid. us two green swamp, ecto- had nothing but our quiet bad cold. "Hey, did you men slime Kool-Aid looking dignity. Now at 5:30 in the ever think that if you guys gathered drinks. afternoon, we had plenty could fight as well as you around a Beading opportunity of beads and one fantastic joke, you wouldn't have to pretty appeared at the very next buzz. start rumors. You could large- baiconv. As we were leaving just keep us held up at the breasted "I wanna see your butt!" Bourbon to go catch up Alabama border." sourthern a chubby middle aged with the Michiganders, 1 honey. woman cried, dangling bumped She some fine beadage. into a gleaned "You want to see my local shiny tits?" I replied, not quite named bead getting it. Jim. I necklaces "Your butt, your butt," wanted like a she screamed from a third to see street story balcony. "I want to what our per- see your butt." day's former Hell, I've gone months in find collects Bowling Green without the might spare more slightest hint of action. garnish change. your Here, in the matter of a us on the Although couple hours, I've got breast I'd guess somebody's mom yelling market. that for sersgo for my ass. This town is "You some around intoxicating. Two minutes might not have da nix. spare change you could later 1 was yelling back: best beads, son, but dat probably get this little lady your ankles" — The "You're going to be one der," he said, poking And we were back on the to do more than show her Smerz. disappointed!" his finger into my chest. street again, surrounded by breasts. "Show me anyway!" "You might be able to see a cloud of alcoholic bees We were reveling in our After that display we And so I did. She some (rhymes with tit, but swarming in every direc- new-found pasttime when were eager to find our own dropped down her offering lower) for that one." tion. and started harrassing my I was sickened, but "Now, what was it we travel-mates. Part of me intrigued. were supposed to do?" was hurt (every guy wants Keith asked. SEPTEMBERS CHILDREN to believe that he's the "The native said it was Live Acoustical Guitar only one). But mostly, I was "Winn Dixie... Isn't real simple: just approach a happy for the chance to that kind of an oxy- young lady and ask her for move on and bead up. her beads," I assured him. SATURDAY SATURDAY moron? How about "Just watch me." BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Lose, Dixie, lose" — "I made my way toward Author. a couple of well-beaded FATHER of honeys. thePRIPE After a full day of "bead- "Hey ladles," I said, PART IBJ thinking that was a pretty ing up" we decided to seek smooth start. "What could I refuge in a local eaterie MLSunUM. Nightly prfossibly do to get those 2:00 14:00 7:15 called "Houlihan's" beads off your necks?" Ilfl Inside the brick "You could just take Easystreet-ish restaurant, them." she said. 12 MONKEYS we ordered our food, MUCI MMUM UM I turned to give the M.T. >n «.«.s HUM tTMVt mi IS fetched two dark Abida thumbs-up and a "Mentos beers, and tried to collect grin" to the fellahs. I'.noK-IHUI our thoughts. "And shove them slowly "Y'all get osters" came a up your ass," she finished, \i.\\ xxs i.oxx in i u I'KM:KS £snr voice from another table. "No, are they good?" See Mardi Gras, eight "All us southerners lub
Page 6 • Weekend Reality • February 23, 1996 Ark Band delivers soulful punch As if winning the 1994 Columbus Music Award wasn't enough for the Ark Band, it also has the No. 5 American Independent Album for 1995 with "Na Give Up," according to Papa Pilgrim of the "Reggae Report Reviewer." The Ark Band plays roots reggae, high-energy calypso and soca music. The band plays roots reggae because it's a part of their cul- ture, according to Terry Bobb, drummer and singer for the band. "We didn't decide to 'get into reggae.' It's a natural part of our lives," he said. The band has opened for may reknowned musicians including Culture, Mike Dread, Sister Carol and Yellowman. They were also asked to perform at the 10th annual Vermont Festival in 1995, North for nine years," he said. musicians and singers. our songs because we by Northeast Music tunes that lead into "We have four write them from our own Showcase in Toronto in "Roses," a romantic "We do it every day." Bobb also said singers so it doesn't get experiences," he said. 1995, the South by piece. The next two boring very fast," he "And somewhere, some- southwest Music Show- tracks, "Oh Jah" and they've been successful body has had a similar because they've stuck said. "Things take a case in Austin, Texas in "Boom Shot" are uplift- turn in every song. experience." 1994 and the annual ■ ing message songs. to their roots. The Ark Band will "People like loyal People like it because Bob Marley Day Festivi- "Ring on Your Finger" they get more than one go into the studio to ties at the University. is the fourth danceable music," he said. "We've record a new CD in stuck to the same mu- singer for their money." The band has song on the album. Bobb March. Bobb said the received rave reports "Missing said that band has played a lot of from reggae reviewers You" is a Bob Marley the songs on the CD at everywhere. crossover EasyStreet. "Fans can relate to our songs is the He added that "The Ark Band is tune that band's one of the best reggae changes Bowling Green and because we write them from mentor and EasyStreet is one place bands I have ever seen, tempo idol. and I have seen a lot of and is that the band likes to our own experiences. And "We play. reggae bands," said followed don't want Tom Weber, the co- by "[This people in somewhere, somebody has to sound this area] show that if author of "Reggae Is- "Rosie," a like anyone calypso you do something every- land." had a similar experience." — everyone day, you will get better," "Again, my world that will needs to he said. "It used to be is a better place, know- make you have their that only a few people ing that The Ark Band want to sic, and didn't change own came to see us, but word yet survives," said Scott hear more. The last sound," he said. "But got around, and we're "Goldfinger" Shisler, of song, "The Lord is My with the trends. People feel like they can come we play Bob Marley's one of the biggest-draw- WTJU 91.1 FM in Light," is spiritually- style of music." ing bands." Charlottesville, Va. oriented. see The Ark Band and see good music." Bobb said The band will play "Na Give Up," the Bobb said the Marley's style of music at EasyStreet tonight, on upbeat title track opens band has been success- Bobb said another March 15 and April 25. reason the band has is appreciated because the album , followed by ful because of its con- it's a cry from the It also plays at Carol's "Hustler" and sistency and longevity. been so successful is Time an dPlace every because it has talented people singing it. "Friends," two upbeat "We've been at it "Fans can relate to Wednesday in Toledo.
Page 7 • Weekend Reality • February 23, 1996 Mike Hammer The recent acting class so the goverment reposesses all Rocky IV, and Action Jack- of Saturday Night Live has her posesslons. Gllmore learns son sucked, Carl Weathers tries The Idea for City Hall, and the and an inefficient police force. The unarguably delivered some to play golf on a fluke, and gets his hand at comedy, and plays original script was fleshed out by a more information that leaks out horrible movies of late. Pat and into a pro golf tour. Gllmore a one handed golf Instructor former deputy mayor So, of about the killings, the more corrup- Housguest will testify to that. spends the rest of the movie try- who helps Sandier with his course, the story centers around the tion is brought out into the light. With Black Sheep providing ing to make enough earnings to game. Bob Barker cameos and fictional deputy mayor of New Cusack takes matters into his own the same plot as Tommy Boy buy back his grandmother's calls Sandier a "bitch" (Classic!) York, Kevin Callahan, played by hands to try to stop the chain (I.e. Chris Farley is a screw-up house. Sandier carries this John Cusack. Cusack was more reactions of killings that begin to who David Spade tries to help One problem: Gllmore movie with his punk remarks, than up to the task of trading happen around him. He uncovers out), Happy Gllmore looked has no etiquette and has the but Bowen keeps the movie dialogue with Screen God Al information that links everyone as if it too would fall Into this tendency to beat up fans, play- from hitting any dry spells, and Pacino, who plays New York from the dealer, to the judge that "SNL rut", especially after Billy ers, wildlife, and an occasional definitely keeps your eyes on Mayor John Pappas. All in all, this setrs him free, to the mayor himself. Madison's untriumphant re- caddie. Gllmore slowly turns the screen. No knowledge about is the tale of a straight-edge deputy Pacino, as always, is great; lease. the laid back golf fans Into tall- golf is required here, in fact, it mayor cornered by political Bridget Fonda and Danny Aiello But Just when you think gating, beer chugging, is encouraged. If you want to corruption. play pivotal supporting roles, but I it is time to send these beachball bouncingmanlacs, catch a movie without any Os- The tale starts to unravel when a was most impressed by Cusack. comdlans back to network much to the chargin of tour v car nominations (which can be child is killed in downtown New Although the Louisiana accent television, Adam Sandier re- leader Shooter McGavln. (Chris- a good thing), Happy Gllmore York during a confrontation isn't quite all there, his heart is. The emerges with his best effort to topher McDonald) McGavln Is for you. between a cop and a known drug story has the viewer rooting for date. Sandier plays Happy tries to get Gilmore booted off dealer. The drug dealer ends up Cusack, and loving it when he Gllmore, a hockey reject with the tour. TomDenk is the 1990's being the cousin to a known Mafia almost wins. For a movie definately an insane work ethic but no Babe Jennifer Bowen Charlie Brown this Valentines boss, and the cop had no backup. worth your time and money check ability to skate. plays the tour P.R. Director and Day. This situation fuels an uproar in the out City Hall today. Gllmore's aged keeps Gilmore on the tour. city ovei the loss of an innocent life grandmother never paid taxes, Since Apollo Creed got killed in from MARDI GRAS, I'm in real trouble," the girl night," Smerz said, turning in the middle of Bourbon "Men," she replied in a six replied. to the group. "I think she's a Street surrounded by sweet Texas accent. "Oh, well thanks, nbut I Allright, Smerz, a damsel dud too, guys." 100,000 people. "Nah, forget "Looks like your friend is really have plenty, and in distress. Go on, comfort This went on for about that, it'll take too long, just about finished." anyway..." I mumbled, her, I thought. three hours until we found a you've all been drinking." (Maybe right here.) thinking it wasn't as easy as "So you wouldn't want to group of more helpful A slow chant was coming "Oh my God! Your friend it looked. have sex with me?" Smerz young lasses. By this time from an alley 10 feet away. 1 is peeing on me," she Next time, we tried the sweetly inquired. I'm relying on my notes and glanced past yellow pants' screamed. " He's peeing on more direct approach. "Disgusting, abhorrent, other accounts for recollec- breast-suckled friend, and my leg. Make him stop!" "Hi, my name's Jeff," The repugnant, sickening, tion. My notes appear in noticed a crowd gathering. "Joe, stop peeing," Keith Smerz said. obscene .. etc." she replied, parentheses. The chant was getting tried, recognizing a lost "Jeff, I don't have any in a huff. "What can 1 do for those louder: "Go! Go! GO! GO! cause. "He's usually not like money, I don't have any "Oh, you might not be beads," inquired a slender GOOO!" (My bladder was this." friends, I don't have the keys there, honey. But I am girl in yellow vinyl pants screaming. And my mind "Sorry," I offered, but she to the room we're staying in, having sex with you to- and a polyester shirt. was numb.) wasn't buying. "I don't know, what "How about sex?" the We shuffled off for the would you like to do?" Keith nice young lady asked. "We remainder of the night, asked. can use the alley after my occasionally stopping to Hours: 6:00 A.M. -Midnight It was then that I noticed friend is finished." swap beads and spit with Monday - Saturday as we were talking that her "The beads are yours," the locals. friend had lifted her shirt Keith replied, as they started $2.00 Fare and a man had placed his to become better acquainted. "Are you sick or just >r Persons 4-64 Years of Ag mouth on her breasts (I also "Where are you from?" tired?" — Gas station noticed that my bladder was "Texas," she said. increasingly full from many (Must use restroom.) attendant in Missis- $1.00 Fare sippi. For Elderly (65+). Handicapped Persons, & Children 4-13 w/ Adult drinks.) "What brings you to "How about messing Mardi Gras?" Keith asked. After I returned from the Transit ID. Card Required* around?" she said, standing (Nowhere to go.) trip, the editors pressed me 'Available at Grant's Administrator's Office, 354-6203 to explain the whole T ophenomenon in one Van w/Ufl Available: Wheelchair Access & Group Seating Hike the Appalachian T phrase. After racking the Sunday Service 8:00 A.M. - 4P.M. Trail remainder of my brain, I RESERVATIONS REQUIRED for came up with this: It was the FOR RESERVATIONS. 354-6203 Heart of Human Vice. It (MON. - FRI. 8.00 A.M. - 430 P.M.) Spring Break!!! was the pinnacle of deca- March 22-30th dence. In short, it made Service Area: Bowling Green The service It financed I spring break look like Bowl- Pleeee let driver know how pan kom an operating Sign-ups begin Feb. 28 and end March 6 many persona will be riding. assistance grant from ing Green — public urina- O0OT a FTA * Only $120.00 - Bursarable B.G.Taxi - Guided trip also includes equipm'ent tion included. 352-0796 and transportation. 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