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(AP) — an a star-struck liar and said jurors had attorney Roy Black suggested Smith, 31, Black began his closing arguments by Inside William Kennedy Smith was found inno- to acquit Smith unless they had an "abid- had been singled out because of his fami- emphasizing to jurors the Constitution cent of rape Wednesday by a jury that de- ingconviction" of guilt. ly and relentlessly investigated by scores promises that every person is innocent liberated less than two hours, bringing to The case was seen in some circles as a of police, FBI agents and prosecutors. until proven guilty beyond a reasonable Legal showdown: a stunningly quick close the trial that national test case on the controversial "They went after this man with every- doubt. Student Legal Services thing they had, and then they come in Attorney Greg Bakies and gripped the country. subject of date rape. The judge herself He said jurors must have "abiding The jury foreman calmly read "we said that was the issue and the contest here and criticize us for having the nerve conviction" of guilt — "like an abiding local landlord Doug Valen- to try to defend ourselves," he said. tine are locked in a rent- find the defendant not guilty" twice — of was one of credibility. faith, something you hold tightly" or they both rape and battery — after Circuit It was also the latest in many crises for "You cannot punish someone because must return a verdict of not guilty. billing controversy and may of the family he comes from," he said. resort to taking the case to Judge Mary Lupo sternly warned specta- the fabled Kennedy clan and a blow to the In her closing argument, Mrs. Lasch tors not to react out loud to the verdict. political career of Sen. Edward Kennedy, He reminded the jurors that no dam- had told jurors the woman "said 'no' and court. age or stains was found to the woman's See page five. Smith closed his eyes and bit his lip as the defendant's uncle, confirming his he didn't care." the verdict was read. rumored life as a drinker and carouser. dress or underwear and said her injuries "He not only raped her, he tried to des- The announcement of the verdict was He promised his constituents he would would have been much worse had she troy her on the witness stand," Mrs. i you spare a delayed while Smith, who had returned reform. been tackled as both of them were run- Lasch said. "He tried to destroy her cre- to the Kennedy family estate in nearby In her speech to the jury after the ver- ning. He asked jurors to examine photos dibility by telling people she was a dam- Graduating seniors will Palm Beach, was summoned back to the dict, Lupo commented on the unprece- of her bruises carefully, suggesting their nable liar. He tried to make sure no one be entering a tough job courthouse along with attorneys and dented interest in the case but said it color indicated they were pre-existing. would believe her." market after next Satur- prosecutors. hadn't affected the legal process. He described the woman as "star- During a m-hour argument, about the day's graduation, and Dozens of uniformed sheriff's deputies "All the words I have spoken, all the struck" by seeing Sen. Kennedy at the Au same length as that of Black, Mrs. Lasch should expect to take some and private security fanned out across activities in this courtroom, are the same Bar nightspot and said she pursued used charts of the times people said they time before finding a job. the courthouse. words, the same activities that we do day Smith after seeing him leave the sena- came and went from the Kennedy estate See page five. Lupo thanked the jury, saying, "Our in, day out in this courthouse. tor's table. "Once she accused someone on the fateful night of March 29-30, when entire community is indebted to you." "This has not been a movie made for of the Kennedy family, there was no turn- the woman said she was tackled and then The case was submitted to jurors after TV," she said. ing back," he said. raped on the estate lawn. Campus some three hours of often emotional Some had predicted problems in select- Black also ridiculed Mrs. Lasch's focus Mrs. Lasch said the various times giv- summations by lawyers. ing a jury unbiased by the media, she on conflicts in time between Smith and en showed someone was lying and events Graduate promoted: Prosecutor Moira Lasch. urging a con- noted, but "we found a jury in Palm his relatives and friends about the events couldn't have happened the way Smith BASF Corporation re- viction, said Smith's encounter with his Beach County with no difficulty what- of that night. "You don't keep track of said they did. cently named Walter Ur- accuser "violated her body and her soever." time when you're having a good time," ban, a University graduate, rights." But the defense called the wom- In his argument this afternoon, defense he said. See Smith, page 5. as the company's market- ing manager for the Zerex brand of automotive prod- ucts. Urban has a master's degree in marketing from Chapter the University. seeks to Drugstore renegade: TORONTO, Ohio (AP) — The manager of a Dairy reenter Mart store is defying com- pany policy by refusing to sell adult magazines. Dolores Stanley said she has refused to sell the campus magazines since she was hired as store manager in by Sherry Turco October 1990. general assigment reporter Toronto, in Jefferson County in eastern Ohio, has Former members of Sigma Nu two Dairy Mart stores. The have formed a group that is peti- other store is selling the tioning the fraternity's national magazines. chapter to re-colonize the Univer- She said she has been told sity s chapter, kicked off campus by Dairy Mart supervisors last year. to put the magazines back A group of Sigma Nu's are at- on the rack. She said she tempting to achieve charter rein- will not comply with the or- statement as well as the posses- der. sion of a chapter house following Stanley lives in Colum- its removal from campus last biana County and belongs to year. The disciplinary action the county branch of the came due to a joint date party American Family Associa- with Delta Upsilon fraternity Oct. tion, a group that fights 26,1990 that resulted in 66 arrests pornography and promotes of University students. conservative values. They Jim Curtis, a former Sigma Nu picketed Dairy Marts member, said the interest group across the nation over the has contacted the national Sigma weekend. Nu office and has received word of exactly what the group must do to achieve reinstatement. These Nation Pint-Sized Audience The BG Newi/Jty Murdock steps include: • A revision of the fraternity's Channel 13 anchorperson Jerry Anderson asks Donna Luidhardt's his job in television and the importance of being able to read and rush, financial and membership Economy on the rise?: second grade class whose homes have a video camera. Anderson write well. programs; NEW YORK — The sput- spoke to the Conneaut Elementary class Tuesday morning about tering economy will remain See Sigma Nu, page 4. cause for serious concern next year, but a slide back into recession is unlikely, a group of corporate purchas- ing managers said. Republicans begin fight About 49 percent of the 300 Compromise managers polled predicted the first half of 1992 will see an improvement in the Van Meter to help gain control of Ohio House economy, and they are even more optimistic as the year handed down progresses, the National by Robert E. Miller Association of Purchasing The Associated Press "This is a call to arms for every Republican Management's semiannual economic forecast revealed in this state, as well as for independents and Tuesday. COLUMBUS (AP) - Former in zoning case Sen. Thomas Van Meter was ap- reasonable thinking Democrats." pointed Wednesday to lead a Re- by Jacqueline Porter Lottery Sublican effort to gain control of assisianl dry editor le Ohio House next year after — Thomas Van Meter, former Ohio senator nearly 20 years of uninterrupted Lottery: Democratic rule. Landlord and University Director of Standards and Proce- Here are Wednesday State GOP Chairperson Robert part-time," said Van Meter, who next year's House and Senate dures Derek Dickinson received variances on all five residences night's Ohio Lottery selec- Bennett announced the appoint- now runs a consultant business. elections. he was in violation of from the City Zoning Board of Appeals tions: ment at a news conference mark- Bennett said the party hopes to A federal court in Cincinnati is Wednesday night. Super Lotto: ing the kickoff of "House Majori- raise $2.5-3 million to use exclu- scheduled to hear arguments on Dickinson requested the board to consider the allowing of the 8-15-2W2-40-43 ty '92," a campaign that could sively on the campaigns of GOP the Democratic challenge Dec. tenants —all students — to live in their respective dwellings until Kicker: 844-1-6-7 cost $2.5-3 million. challengers of Democratic in- 17. Bennett predicted the Demo- the original termination of their leases. Pick 3 Numbers: 2-4-2 Van Meter, credited by Bennett cumbents. crats will lose and the elections The areas in question include 534 South College Dr., apart- Pick 4 Numbers: 4-64-7 for strategies that helped the Republican incumbents may will proceed on schedule. ments A and B, 842 and 842 V4 Fifth St., and 239 Manville Ave. Cards: Queen of Hearts GOP capture and retain control Set some help from the party al- In naming Van Meter, Bennett The board, alti h they motioned to permit all of the stu- King of Clubs of the Senate through most of the lough they apparently will have said he has "sharp, aggressive dents to live there, « °d stipulations to the variances. The sti- Seven of Diamonds past decade, called for a unified to raise money for their own political instincts and tested polit- (Dilations were a decrease in rent by 25 percent at the South Col- Seven of Spades effort to reverse the Democrats' campaigns, said Bennett and ical ability." ege Drive and Fifth Street residences, and a 50 percent deduc- The jackpot is $12 million. edge, now 61-38. party leaders from the House. He said Van Meter was the key tion in rent for the efficiency at 239 Manville Ave. He said Gov. George Voinovich, Bennett said he expects impor- fund raiser and strategist when "We do not wish to pursue this for the landowner," board in his efforts to cut costs and im- tant help from "a level playing Republicans captured the Senate member William York said. Weather Erove services, has been blocked field" created by the recent adop- in 1980, despite a 21-12 Democrat- "This is a very emotional decision," board member John y House Democrats. The gov- tion of new legislative districts. ic edge and a districting plan that Mura said. "The students don't want to move and I don't blame ernor must have "a working The Republican-drawn plan re- had been drawn by Democrats. them." Showers likely: majority" to accomplish his Jilaces districts Bennett said have "He is one of the best political Several individuals disagreed with the decision of the board. Today, showers and mild goals, he said. avored Democrats since they minds in the business," Bennett "I feel sorry for all who are involved," Zoning Code Officer weather. High in the lower "This is a call to arms for every won the House from the GOP in said. Robert Shetzer said. "But it is his responsibility to know the 50s. Republican in this state, as well 1972. Riffe spokesperson Kent Car- laws." as for independents and reasona- However, Speaker Vem Riffe son eluded Bennett for naming a "99.9 percent of violations against landlords involve stu- compiled from local and ble thinking Democrats," Van of New Boston and other Demo- lobbyist to run the GOP cam- dents," he said. wire reports. Meter said. crats have challenged the plan In paign after accusing Democrats "Shouldn't everybody abide by [the rules]?" local landlord He will not be paid in his post the courts, claiming it was drawn of rewarding their lobbyist cam- C See Dickinson, page t. "although it will be more than to give the GOP an illegal edge in paign contributors with business. Opinion MATTIIKW A. DAM-:MAN, KDIIOKIAI IDIIOK. 372-6966.

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J.C". KoilLSTRAND Mn iiiitL BANKS PUBLISHED DAILY DURINO run ACADEMIC VI.AK ANO MANAGING l INIXM < 111 I.IHIOK WBDNMDAYS IWRINCi TIIU SUMMIK SESSION. JIKIMV STUNI WmiK LYNN M. CACKI 214 WIM HALL NEWS MOTOR ASSIST. MANAGING I-.I):U1K BOWI.INO ORRBN STATE UNIVERSITY llowi IMI HRUIN, OHIO -I >•.. 1.0276 MAH SCHRODER MATTHEW A. DANEMAN •,/OKIS 1 MIAN 1 IVH'IIAI I.IMKIR LOPY'j'Oiii' 1991, The m; New Yes, Virginia...or no ...aww, shucks This letter was received Tuesday at The BG News: Don't believe it. The world could use a Dear Editor, hell of a lot more people who believe in I am 19 years old. Some of my college Santa Claus, and those who are willing friends say there is no Santa Claus. to follow in his (or her) footsteps and My friend says that if you see it in help out humankind —be it by contribu- The BG News, it is so. ting to the poor, listening to a friend, or Please tell me the truth — putting all just greeting each day with a "ho, ho, politics, social and personal opinions no"— are invariably more adult than aside — is there a Santa Claus? the nay-sayers of the world. The ostriches and elephants Jeremy Stone Weber, news editor Jessica Peglow Sophomore GOP: Let's ignore those darn societal problems Theatre wealth upward to those who were In my previous columns I've already fabulously wealthy, drawn attention to institutiona- Jessica, as college students we are while the wages of the middle lized racism, economic inequa- supposed to forgo the sentimental sap JOHN class stagnated or declined; he lity, government indifference to Although originally destined for the of life and evaluate all matters critical- borrowed huge sums of money victims of AIDS, the subversion crackpot file, the letter struck a chord ly. As such, I decided to apply some BERNARD from abroad at unfavorable rates of democratic government by in our hearts here at The News. Unfor- pertinent facts to determine whether or to finance an unnecessary and special interest, rabid militar- tunately, the editorial board could not there is a Santa Claus. wasteful military build-up; he ism, the social costs of corporate tripled the national debt; he short term profit-maximizing, reach no clear group consensus on the Santa is supposed to answer our holi- made it ok to be a racist again — mismanagement of the economy topic. And asking us to set aside politics day wishes and bring us happiness and then tried to put prayer back in and the reemergence of fascist and opinion is akin to asking the fish joy. Given that, consider this: the schools; he showed his con- ideals in the guise of David Duke. not to swim, or the bird not to fly. With four shopping days until tempt for the law by secretly These phenomena are not evil So, in the interest of fairness and Since my weekly columns seem funding the Nicaraguan rebels demons which can be exorcised Christmas I will be taking my last to have stirred up so much con- and dozed while his unelected by flag-waving or by mouthing honesty, each member of the board final. troversy this semester, I thought assistants made public policy in empty incantations like "trickle- (being a self-proclaimed expert It's inevitable another of my friends it would be appropriate to use this high level cabinet meetings. Op- down", "privatization", or "sup- on...well, everything) hereby presents will get engaged during the holiday last column to explain why I per- timistically, it will take years — port the troops." They are very the answer to the question: Is there a season (and I'D spend New Year's Eve sist in writing social criticism. perhaps decades —to undo the serious social problems which Santa Claus? wondering if their one-year en- There are many people in harm caused by the "scorched demand not only our immediate America — and quite a few right earth" policies of the Reagan and undivided attention, but also gagement will leave me sufficient time here at this University — who do administration. the unwavering commitment of to find a date for the wedding.) not want to face certain realities As a result of this decade-long our human energy, creativity and Jessica, I have some good news and My mother got me a vacuum cleaner. which confront contemporary so- extravaganza which primarily natural resources. some bad news. You see, there is a So yes, Jessica, believe ... in the ciety. In a sense they are like the benefitted the super-wealthy and Santa Claus, but unfortunately, you Grinch. ostrich who, when threatened, foreign investors, America was The project of the social critic, buries its head in the sand con- left with — yes, it's the dreaded in all cultures, is to draw atten- and most everyone else on this campus Lynn M. Gagel, assistant managing vinced that since the problem is "P" word — Problems. Plenty of tion not only to the severity of so- won't ever get to meet him or be a re- editor no longer visible, it no longer Problems. ciety's problems, but also to the cipient of his kindness. Why? Because poses a threat. We all know how We all know that there's noth- ostrich approach to solving those my dad is Santa Claus. As unbelievable wrong the ostrich is. Problems ing inherently wrong with prob- problems which typically result don't vanish just because we re- lems — they're an inescapable from weak, ineffective national as it may seem, I know for a fact my Jessica, I can understand your inner fuse to acknowledge their exis- Kit of the human condition.leadership. Many criticize me for dad and Santa are one in the same. As a turmoil. I too, recently questioned the tence. oblems can even serve a posi- not presenting positive solutions kid growing up, I got many of the things belief in a certain Mr. Claus. Every Yet the ostrich mentality has tive role — as long as they aren't to the issues I raise. If you read I put on my Christmas list, so I believed holiday season I would go to my local dominated American politics for magnified and made worse my columns carefully you will heavily in Santa. However, when I saw mall and tell Santa I had been very at least a decade now, and while through obstinate inattention. find each one contains an implicit we ignore our problems they con- What's the old saying... A stitch in solution — however, it might not my dad putting presents under the tree good the past year. He would say (with tinue to mount, taking on a life of time saves nine? I believe that be the one you want to hear. Solu- one year as a little tike of eight, I was a wild twinkle in his eye) "Well, little their own. Erinciple applies equally to tat- tions to difficult problems are confused. Then, I put it all together: firl, what can Santa bring you?" Ronald Reagan and his right .■red clothing and social prob-never easy or short term. my dad and Santa were one in the aking a deep breath I would say, wing ideologues were the har- lems. For the immediate future, it same. To this date, and as far as I can "Please Santa I need $4,000 to pay my bingers of a decade of untram- Unfortunately, that's not the seems hard times lie ahead — of meled greed which began in 1980. philosophy of the present admin- that much we can be sure. remember, many of the things I have bursar bill. Do you think you could set Their deregulatory policies istration. Rather than taking the Though President Bush has final- wished for have come true. And, when I up a college fund for me?" When he re- created a climate of permissive- difficult but courageous path of ly admitted the economy is in a receive gifts from my dad that I have plied, "only if you come over and help ness which incited speculators, admitting the Reaganites be- tailspin he assures us "the fun- only wished for and they appear under me stuff my suit after a cup of eggnog, arbitrageurs and corporate man- queathed an awesome array of damentals are alright." Well, I'm the tree Christmas morning, I figure blondie!" I knew then there wasn't a agers to rape and pillage for per- social problems to America, not so sure about that — time will sonal gain, leaving little in this George Bush, like the ostrich, tell. This much I do know: The the only logical explanation is my dad real Santa Claus — it was just Al Bundy country for future generations stubbornly insists on placing his most difficult part of solving a is Santa. So, Jessica, unless you visit dressed in a cheap red velour suit. (I except unpaid bills and a crum- head in the sand hoping against problem is having the courage to New York, you won't ever get to meet should have suspected something when bling infrastructure. hope that our national difficulties acknowledge its existence. Only my Santa/dad. Sorry. Your loss. My I smelled beer on his breath.) Like the B-rated movies he will simply disappear into thin after that first giant step has been gain. Try to work through your grief, Jes- starred in during the 40s and 50s, air. What has he said about the taken can we then begin the ar- Reagan played a leading role in AIDS epidemic? duous task of generating solu- Jill Novak, editor-in-chief sica. At least take comfort in the fact what has been called the "scan- (Silence (...Unemployment? tions — and implementing them. there is an Easter Bunny. dal izat ion of America." A partial (Silence)...National health care? Michelle M. Banks, city editor list of his brutal accomplish- (Silence)...Racial discrimi- John Bernard, a senior major- No Jessica, there is no Santa Claus. ments should suffice: He waged nation? (He approves of it)...An ing in Liberal Studies, readily Your friends are right. war on the underclass with a economy ravaged by recession? admits to getting a perverse You have allowed yourself to be Yes, Jessica, there is a Santa Claus. slash and burn approach to social Not to worry — there is no reces- pleasure out of ruffling people's duped by an American culture which His name is Gary Blackney. spending; he re-distributed sion. feathers. Eiromotes the mythical jolly fat man Matt Schroder,sports editor oward its own dire ends. These, of Letters m flu- Kdilor course, are: (a) secularizing into "ho- liday" what was originally a "holy day," thus making America's merger Jessica, your naivete and youthful Justifying * 'Death Certificate" an insult to others between Church and State less appar- exuberance are a warm, welcome The BG News: during World War II (Dresden, Munich, Ham- ent and forcing mass participation in a breath of fresh air in an otherwise stale This is in response to the Dec. 5 BG News col- burg, et. al...), not to mention those killed dur- dogmatic, religious event (witness the era. Our worries seem to have clogged umn byObsidian editor Steve Gray ("Editorial ing World War I. Or how about the fact that until city of Toledo's Nativity/Santa dec- up the pipes of imagination. No longer on thin ice over rap controversy"). While I recently, the bulk of America's nuclear arsenal agree with Gray that The BG News may have was poised to strike the predominantly white orations, or your Undergraduate Stu- do we soar in our minds, dreaming and been unfair by singling out rap music as populations of Eastern Europe and the western dent Government's $100 donation for an anticipating tomorrow. Rather, we offensive, I find his defense of the Ice Cube lyr- part of the Soviet Union. Civilians die in every exclusively religious celebration of have become bogged down with pessi- ics unsound. war, Steve. The color of skin is arbitrary. Christmas) and (b) conspicuous mass mism. You're right, Steve; hate is nothing more than You finally trivialize the Jewish exter- consumption for the benefit of a cor- an emotion. Unfortunately, what Ice Cube advo- mination of the 1930s and 1940s, claiming their Racism, recession, pollution, war — cates is not merely emotion, but physical vio- suffering doesn't compare to that of African porate society which maintains order we spend so much worry and angst on lence against Koreans and Jews. It's Ironic that Americans, as if human suffering can be and balance by depleting the world's these. What has happened to the lost you use economics as an excuse for such action, weighed like beach sand. Read your history, natural resources as quickly as possi- innocence of childhood? Must we be- since white hate groups like the Klan have been Steve. It was the Egyptian empire, people of ble. come gloomier and greyer? I mourn using this same excuse for years. You said "It's color, who first enslaved and oppressed the Jew- Have a Merry Christmas. for the lost idealism — the Santa very frustrating for black people to live in black ish people. It's ironic the Jews are disliked by neighborhoods and be forced to spend money both a racial minority (blacks) and majority John "P." C. Kohlstrand, managing Clauses. I wish he wasn't the first cas- with people who are not putting it back into the (whites) in this country. Perhaps Public Ene- editor ualty of growing up. community..." Does such frustration warrant my's 1989 album would have been more aptly ti- • I'm sorry Jessica, I don't think there physical violence? Is it justifiable for Klanspeo- tled "Fear of a Jewish Planet." Yes, Jessica, there is a Santa Claus. I is a Santa Claus (but just in case I'm ple to physically terrorize because they are I agree with you that America is steeped in refuse to believe the "adult" world, "frustrated" with having to pay taxes to support racism, but I do not believe the way to end it is wrong: I've been very good this year. the high percentage of minorities who happen to by perpetuating an attitude of violence, fear and which tells me there is no one out there Santa, and I want a baseball glove and be on welfare or in prison? ignorance. who is content to spend his (or her) life a BB gun. Did you like the cookies and As for President Bush advocating the killing giving to needy children. We grow out Pepsi?). of "several thousand black Panamanians," I of the idea of Santa Claus because it's Matthew A. Daneman, editorial edi- wonder how you feel about President Franklin Chris Miller supposed to make us more grown-up. Roosevelt advocating the deliberate targeting Senior tor and killing of millions of white German civilians English Thursday, i ><■< ember 12, 1991 The BG News PACE TMKEE Readers respond to Cube controversy call, I must examine violence in dignity. While we demand for News' views on order to understand and begin to ourselves a comfortable, mean- eliminate it. ingful life as an inalienable right, Cube offensive What do I know about violence and when it is threatened, we are as a means of struggling for the first to defend it fiercely, we The BG News has done it again. social justice? are surprised when other people Before transferring here last I know when the oppressed are fight for their own lives. January, I generally wasn't one violent they are participating as who would write in to respond to members of our violent society. I Where I was once able to re- asinine editorials. However, am reluctant to say they are solve mentally to resist nonvio- some of you at The BG News reacting to society's violence, or lently when, in an imaginary seem determined to make me a mirroring society's violence, as I Someday, I would be confronted regular. have heard others say, because with oppression, I don't like the The News' Dec. 3 editorial that ignores the power they hold, real-life task I was dealt. My re- ("Rap/how low can you go? which is to choose their own ac- Hate/what Ice Cube know") re- tions. sponsibility is to give much, garding Ice Cube's latest album much more than I give today. To "Death Certificate"— while I also know I hear pleas and give more of my money, my time, clearly opinion based — seemed demands from whites for the op- my efforts and my heart. To con- to be incomplete. The writer of pressed to embrace nonviolence. tribute to the development of a this piece took both lyrical quotes Those who are frightened by the society where all people share in out of context and did not take the words of angry people like Ice my good fortune. My responsibili- time to explain the meanings of Cube will often cite Jesus, Ghandi ty is to give, even knowing that I the songs in which they were tak- and King. Jesus told us to turn the cannot end poverty and injustice. en from. ("Oriental one-penny other cheek and the powerless It is to give, even knowing my muthaf*'*as/they make a nigga would be lifted up. Ghandi told us efforts would likely be unap- mad enough to cause a little nonviolent resistance is the most preciated, unrecognized and per- *k powerful tool oppressed people sonally painful. ruckus") was taken from a 30-se- cond cut called "Black Korea" in To the members of The BG protests up the a" and there'd be can wield to bring about personal Interestingly enough, I don't and class empowerment. Nonvio- which Ice Cube expresses re- recall Axl Rose of Guns & Roses News staff who honestly try to lawsuits comin'out the a"! So...I Choosing to shoulder the re- sentment toward Asian- getting this much criticism for his report both sides of a story, think you need to rewrite your ed- lence in the hands of the op- sponsibilities of the blessed is, in Americans who, after migrating album "Appetite for Destruc- please disregard this. To the rest itorial, or else you can kiss our pressed, he told us, can topple un- a way, just as difficult as it is for to America for five years and re- tion." Granted, he did receive of you who may be offended by a"! (Voice in the background) Iust governments and institu- the oppressed. If you are op- ceiving free government money, some negative press, but not to this, do something productive F*****gn*"*r!" ions. King exhorted us to re- pressed and in pain, your imme- open up corner stores in our the extent that Billboard maga- about it. The white males who left these spond to violence with nonvio- diate choices are: you can submit communities and then don't treat zine would "strongly protest the messages have succeeded only in lence. (Most people who today and suffer for it; fight back and the black patrons with respect. sentiments expressed in the proving my initial point; that ra- call for nonviolence would find they would not enjoy being on the suffer for it; resist nonviolently, This is simply an everyday album," as they did with "Death cism (white supremacy) is as acting creatively to change soci- occurance for urban blacks put Certificate." What, then, is this Rolando L. Peterson prominent today as it was three receiving end of the actual prac- Sophomore centuries ago. At this juncture, I tice of nonviolent resistance phi- ety and suffer for it. But for the into song. saying about Billboard! Does this Psychology lucky, the choices are to give of Also this editorial claims the mean they agree with Rose's sen- think any further discourse will losophies. ) ourselves and our resources and man who Ice Cube was referring prove fruitless. timents regarding "N""^ go In years past, I studied these suffer for it, or to ignore our re- to when he said "Get that devil home with your gold chains"? sponsibilities and be very com- real simple/Put a bullet in his Steve Gray difficult and painful words, Granted, this is America and Gray comments struggled to understand, then fortable and happy. Which course temple" was described only as a we are "entitled" to freedom of Editor do you think most of us are going Jew. This is simply not true, for speech and expression, but if Ice The Obsidian embraced them. I told myself on phone calls that, yes, I must steel myself to to choose? Why would we choose this man was also referred to as Cube is going to be considered a to share our wealth, especially in N.W.A.'s manager. For those of face my oppressors with nonvio- racist, then so should Axl Rose, Violence not just lence. Years passed. I have not these days when we are worried you who aren't up to date on the regardless of the color of his The BG News: about losing it? Perhaps the an- hip-hop scene, including the My words are very powerful. I been oppressed, so I have not -1 guitarist. thought - had the opportunity to swer for both our groups is to writer of the editorial, I'll make a Supplementing the idea that the realized this when I went to my a 'black thing' focus on the possibilities of the fu- apartment last week and listened live the words of these wise peo- long story short: editorial writer's quotes were The BG News : ple, at least in the arena of per- ture rather than the painful short- taken out of context is the fact to two responses concerning my term results. guest column in last Thursday's My comments are intended to sonal and social justice. Ice Cube is formerly of N.W.A., nothing was said about Ice Cube's add to the continuing discussion song "Us," in which he makes The BG News ("Editorial on thin The issue is not whether rap but a dispute over money caused ice over rap controversy," Dec. on Ice Cube's rap music album But in fact, their message is not Ice Cube to leave the group and reference to blacks keeping each "Death Certificate." Guest col- for the ears of the oppressed musician Ice Cube should be call- pursue a solo career. Not happy other subordinated through 5). The responses, both anony- alone. I, as one of the blessed (I ing for violence. It is about what European values such as greed mous, were on my answering umnist Steve Gray ("Editorial on his message can tell all of us, with Cube's departure, N.W.A. machine and went as follows: thin ice over rap controversy," choose the words 'blessed' or wrote a song called "A Message and excessive competitiveness. Dec. 5, 1991) made some excel- iucky' over 'oppressor,' as words blessed and oppressed, about our to B.A.," which didn't speak very In addition, the writer also failed lent points and ended with the I can deal with), also face a diffi- world, about the need to confront highly of Ice Cube. Consequently, to address "Be True to Your "Yeah, Steve, next time you go cult and painful task. our own violence, and about our Home," a cut that criticizes around bashing whites, why don't implication that whites should responsibility to choose an action Ice Cube countered with the song you get your head out of your ass avoid speaking of black concerns in which the quote was taken blacks who become materially and should express only our own When the blessed exhort the to confront social injustice. from, "No Vaseline." The point successful and don't reach back and {•••••g go get a job and get oppressed to embrace nonvio- to pull up black sisters and broth- your people off crack! So the next opinions. He said, "It really is a Ice Cube was making in this song time you're talking to your black thing and you really lence, we ignore the fact we don't (A comment to Steve Gray: is that while N.W.A. constantly ers, the very people who helped wouldn't understand." That have the right to tell others to do Please don't refer to me as a professes how black they are, them attain success. f g n""r friends who bitch anything. We have the right only 'European.' I have never been to Finally, with Ice Cube being and moan about every- seems like wise advice. I speak they don't even have a black thing...because you're f,,M,g here as one white person, and, to look to our own behavior. What Europe. Only one of my great- manager. So contrary to what the labeled by The BG News as "the furthermore, as a corn-fed, Mid- is there in our behavior that grandparents was born in editorial writer may have gotten man who is bringing racial hate more prejudiced than any f*"'g shares in society's violence? Im- Europe, leaving it when she was to rap," I would like to ask the au- white person I know! David Duke western, middle-class white who out of the song, if the writer had for president!" enjoys the considerable benefits portantly, what are we doing to 14. It's probably not even accu- listened to it in its entirety, it was thor these questions: Why didn't of this society. I sincerely don't stop the violence? rate to call me a European- not about shooting Jews. anyone at The News criticize Ice know if Mr. Gray will understand American, because like many Cube when he was writing lyrics The second call went as fol- my words, or if they are "a white We are a violent and oppressive whites, I have a hodge-podge an- It is tactics such as these which about killing his black brothers lows: cestry. Like you, I am an Ameri- and calling his black sisters "bit- "Yeah, Steve, I'd like to com- thing." people. Even those ot us who keep black leaders, such as the Ice Cube calls for violence never strike others or speak can. If you need to classify me, Minister Louis Farrakhan of the ches" and "hoes"? Do you at The ment on your editorial. I think call me a 'white, middle-class News advocate blacks killing there is no discrimination in against whites, Koreans and harshly to others contribute to the Nation of Islam, out of the Jews. How can I not be concerned violence. The violence we perpet- woman'). media's eye. He has learned that blacks? If not, then why would America. I think there's more re- uate is one which forces people to as soon as a black man embarks you take these lyrical quotes out verse discrimination in America. about violence and threats of vio- You guys get all the scholarships, lence? Violence destroys, holding live in unclean and unsafe condi- on endeavors that will benefit his of context and insinuate that Ice tions, to lack nourishing food for Cheryl Carothers race, white supremacy will find a Cube is a racist without reference you got aU black TV shows. You the potential to take from me know damn well, if there were all everything I hold dearest. But their bodies and minds and to Regional Coordinator way to shape you into a racist or a to the meanings of the respective face treatment that assaults their Geriatric Education Center hate teacher. songs? white TV shows, there'd be rather than condemn Ice Cube's

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PAGE FOUR The BG News Thursday, December 12. 1991 Christmas not merry if mom, dad alcoholics by Greg Watson health and environment reporter "[Some students] worry about While most students are ex- cited about going home to see rel- alcoholic parents and atives and experiencing Christ- how they can help the mas joy, other students are wor- ried about going to a home where parents, rather than alcohol is a way of life. To help students cope with the helping themselves." stress of returning to (ionics with alcoholic parents, the University Prevention Center is offering a —Sheila Harris, workshop for such students. prevention center University Prevention Center counselor Sheila Harris said counselor while most students are stressed going from the independence of college to being dependent on they must try to help themselves their parents at home, students before helping their parents. with alcoholic parents experience The largest problem students two to three times more stress. have when dealing with alcoholic Students of alcoholic parents parents, Harris said, is they are more stressful about return- "worry about alcoholic parents ing home because they are able to and how they can help the par- get away from their parents at ents, rather than helping them- school and are nervous about re- selves." All In Step Ttae BG \i-» s/Knh Wttxler turning to an uncomfortable at- The workshop will also help Members of the Falcon Marching Band step in tune to the music ball team in California for the California Raisin Bowl Saturday mosphere, Harris said. students get together with other as they practice behind the Moore Musical Arts Center Monday afternoon. Harris said she has been doing students who are experiencing afternoon. The band will be leaving this morning to join the foot- personal research about students similar problems and talk about with alcoholic parents and found those problems, Harris said. at least 400 University students Many students with alcoholic grew up in such backgrounds. parents do not talk to other people Sigma Nu One reason Harris said she is about their problems because doing so much research in the they were taught by their parents Continued from page 1. Corting the re-colonization on the The charter was taken away for time limit was set on when they field and is able to offer her coun- not to talk about anything, Harris • Achieve approval from Sigma niversity's campus. three violations of Sigma Nu could petition to re-colonize. seling efforts is because she grew said. Nu alumni; Jones also attended a meeting national policy, all violating the Owens said the national office up with alcoholic and abusive While the main emphasis of the • Gain approval from the last weekend where she spoke to Sigma Nu Risk Reduction Policy will ultimately determine if Sig- parents. workshop is for students with al- national office. nationals about the re- stating that they were not permit- ma Nu has changed. "I know what it is like to feel coholic parents, Harris said stu- The interest group has already colonization. ted to provide alcohol to minors. like I am the only one to be in this dents who are worried about re- achieved support from the Uni- "I gathered from the meeting The first violation was an alco- "If Bowling Green is a place to situation," Harris said. turning to a stressful home are versity — the first step toward that there is a possibility that holic violation of law, policy, come back to, our nationals will She said the workshop will help also welcome. reinstatement. Kim Jones, assis- their charter will be renewed," fraternity and land. look at it. Right now it's too early people who grew up in such back- The workshop will be on Friday tant director of small group hous- Jones said. "No formal action has to tell," Owens said. grounds realize it is not their fault from 3 to 5 p.m. in the State Room ing in Greek Life, wrote a letter to been taken as of yet, though." The chapter was also continua- "They are a strong national or- their parents are alcoholics, plus of the University Union. Sigma Nu's national office sup- James Owens, the national offi- lly under the number of members ganization, and are contributors cer supervising the re-colonizing to meet minimum membership to the campuses they are colo- efforts, said the small group of expectations. Also, the schol- nized on;" Jones said. "Right now students interested in reinstate- arship was steadily under the re-colonization is dependent ment — the exact number of stu- national requirements. on the students, rather than the dents is unknown — has strong When Sigma Nu nationals re- nationals. The ball is in the stu- Give another birthday alumni support. voked the University chapter, no dents' court." Give blood.

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! Thursday, December 12. 1991 The BG News PAGE FIVE SLS claims landlord unfair Bakies, Valentine up in arms over billing controversy by Chris Hawley student tenants. areas utilities and rubbish disposal charges, courts reporter Bakies said electricity used to light com- and they should figure in these extra costa mon areas in apartment buildings — such as when considering renting from Valentine. corridors, porches, storage rooms and park- "These charges may be quite substantial, so Student Legal Services and local landlord ing lots — must, under law, be provided by you should calculate yourtotal monthly Doug Valentine have locked horns over a the landlord. rental costs when comparing the value of rent-billing controversy, with both sides say- In apartment complexes served by a Mr. Valentine's apartments to the value of ing they are prepared to take the dispute to single electric meter, the costs of utilities for various other rental units," the letter said. court. the entire building are split among renters, Valentine said a maximum for the common- SLS attorney Greg Bakies said he sent let- so tenants pay for common-areas utilities as areas utilities charges, which now total ters to all of Valentine's student tenants well as those in the residential units them- about $8, will be set at $15 in the rewritten Wednesday advising them not to pay com- selves. lease. He said the new lease has been ap- mon-areas utility charges he says are being The letter to student tenants said, in part, proved by Bakies and is aimed at making billed to renters illegally. "Student Legal Services, Inc. continues to tenants nlore conscientious. Bakies said if Valentine sues students for express its legal opinion that you are "This way, you leave the light on in the the utility charges, SLS will be prepared to not responsible for common-area utility storage closet, it's costing you," Valentine defend them in court. He also said SLS is charges." said. ready to assist a student in filing charges " ... Tenants only are liable for their own Bakies' letter also warned students that in against Valentine in small-claims court. separately metered utilities, together with the past Valentine has failed to honor the "Either we'll file or we'll have [the stu- their prorata share of those utilities supplied 30-day deadline for returning security depos- dent] file," he said. to several units through a single metering its and said SLS has assisted in recovering Valentine said he was prepared for any device," the letter stated. these amounts. Valentine confirmed such legal action. Bakies decided to write the letter after incidents. [ Bakies ] is willing to go to court to test it, failing to reach an agreement with Valen- "This has happened and he was right, we and I'm ready to go either way," Valentine tine's attorney. were behind," Valentine said. said. "Our attorney feels we are fully "We basically could not resolve things," Properties owned by Valentine and man- covered." he said. "We couldn't find a common ground aged by his real estate company. Preferred The conflict involves costs for "common- to settle on." Properties, include Fox Run, Haven House, areas" electricity that SLS attorney Greg Bakies also told tenants Valentine intends Piedmont, Birchwood Place, Lawnview, Bakies said Valentine is illegally charging to rewrite his lease to include the common- Mini Mall, Norlane and Frontier Housing. Grads to enter sluggish market

The B(i Nem/Tim Norman by Doug Baker the recovery to be somewhat general assignment reporter slow." "I think December graduates will One of Preferred Properties prime apartment complexes is the Pied- According to Navin, the impact mont Apartments at the corner of Eighth and High Streets. of the recession varies with geo- experience difficulty. They will find it takes University students graduating graphic location. next Saturday should prepare "The impact of the recession on longer to secure that initial job." Smith themselves for entrance into a the East and West coasts is sluggish job market. higher than ours," Navin said. ; ; Continued from page 1. According to University "In Ohio we are actually exper- —Jo Ann Kroll, placement services coordinator rights under the law of Florida." Placement Services Director iencing the second-lowest unem- She called the encounter be- She also said the woman came Jo Ann Kroll, graduates should be ployment rate in the United same entry-level jobs," she said. "Begin building contacts dur- tween Smith and his accuser "not forward "to tell the truth" be- patient in seeking a job. States." "I would certainly encourage un- ing semester break," Kroll said. an act of love, not an act of sex. It cause she believed in the court "I think December graduates According to Kroll, the compe- dergraduates to get some intern "Pass your resumes out at family was an act of violence ... the act system and felt it was the morally will experience difficulty," Kroll tition for many positions may or co-op experience in their get-togethers. If I were hunting a of a rapist." right thing to do. "She has dem- said. "They will find it takes also be increasing, due to down- field." job, I would have a resume with The accuser "said 'no' to sex onstrated she has incredible forti- longer to secure that initial job." sizing in many large organiza- The long-term news is good for me at all times." March 30," she said. "The defen- tude, moral strength and cour- Although job hunting can be a tions. graduates in the science-related Kroll encourages students to dant violated her body and her age." labor-intensive process, there are "It has represented structural fields, such as computer science, get a jump on the process of job worse alternatives, Kroll said. changes in hiring practices of engineering and nursing, Kroll hunting. "If vou think job hunting is large companies," she said. said. Dickinson stressful, you ought to try unem- "Companies are eliminating Kroll said graduates who want "My message to May and Au- □ Continued from page 1. ployment," Kroll said. some experienced personnel, and {'obs will have to seek them ac- gust graduates is to begin a job According to Kroll, the number they may be competing for the ively. search immediately," she said. Donald Barr said. "If we break the rules — will we get the same of on-campus interviews in the deal that he gets?" fall of this year is down to 1,982 Barr owns properties at 231 Manville Ave. and 838 Fifth St. — next to from 2,746 a year ago. Dickinson's properties in violation. The number of recruiters visit- In response to a resident's letter to the board requesting the board ing the campus also dropped this vote against the variance, member Thomas Blaha stated that Dickin- fall, from 281 last year to 242 this son's position with Standards and Procedures — responsible for disci- year. plining students who break rules — is ironic considering the zoning violations. "Campus recruiting has fallen "Can you see an analogy between what we do and what you do," off nationally," Kroll said. "But Blaha asked Dickinson at the meeting. "How many of these cases BG is actually doing much better stated the same defense [you are using]?" in recruiting than some of the Dickinson said he will abide by the board's decision and will not vio- other MAC schools." late the zoning codes again. He also said he will strictly enforce them A less-than-brisk economy is in the future. generally blamed for the slow job "The multifamily R-3 [zone] is still puzzling to me," he said. "What market. is the difference between a family living there and four 18-year-olds "Basically, we are coming out living together and not being able to live in that house?" of a recession in a sluggish fash- "I nave guaranteed I will change the leases to where only three un- ion," economics professor Leo related people can live there," Dickinson said. Navin said. "One of the features "I apologize to these kids," he said. "I was not deceitful to)you. of this recession is that we expect Greenbriar Inc. We will be leasing the following locations for the Fall of 1992 • Columbia Court Apartments • East Merry Avenue Apartments • Field Manor Apartments • Frazee Avenue Apartments • Ridge Manor Apartments • Campbell Hill Apartments Call or Stop in for a Complete Listing of Available Apartments & Houses 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 PACE SIX The BG News Thursday. IX'< f-mlx-r 12. l<)«)i PRELIMINARY SUMMER SCHEDULE 1992

This schedule contains a listing ot tentative offerings for Summer 1992. Course requests cannot be done through the on-line registration system. This listing is for information and planning purposes only. Final schedule with registration forms will be available in mid-February. Questions can be directed to Continuing Education, 300 McFall, 372-8181.

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I International rhursday, December 12, 1991 Hie BG News PACE SEVEN Europe sets up 'loose' federation Students riot for by Sally Jacobsen ing workers' rights and other and set out to create an economic French President Francois Mit- release of activist The Associated Press labor conditions. and monetary union with a terrand revived the decades-old Even with the British reserva- European Central Bank and a dream of a united Europe. They tions, the accord marked a great sole currency. sought a transfer of national by Peter Eng MAASTRICHT, Netherlands stride forward. A community report last year sovereignty to the community. Associated Press ^ riiei (AP) — With turmoil gripping the "It's a strengthening of what is said a single currency — instead Their ambitions were given eastern half of their continent, already the area of prosperity of 11 different ones — would in- impetus by upheavals in Eastern European Community leaders and stability in Europe, said crease productivity by 5 percent Europe. After throwing off Com- BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Hundreds of students in Bur- have agreed to expand their Peter Ludlow, director of the of the community's economic munist regimes, the new demo- ma's capital shouted "down with dictatorship!" and "release powers to help achieve greater Brussels-based Center for output, which was $6-4 trillion last cracies turned to the community Aung San Suu Kyi!" on Tuesday in support of the detained pro- stability and prosperity. European Policy Studies. year. for political support and aid to re- democracy leader. Leaders of the 12-nation trading The leaders were spurred ini- It predicted the monetary union form their backward economies. The protest coincided with a ceremony awarding Mrs. Suu Kyi bloc hammered out a compro- tially to give their economic club also would help lower inflation They sought an anchor in a region the Nobel Peace Prize. It reflected the continuing animosity mise in the early hours of more powers by fear of competi- and spur economic activity. of instability. toward the ruling military junta, which has refused to turn over Wednesday setting up a loose tion from Japan and the United And, it said, businesses in the power to Mrs. Suu Kyi's democratic coalition after her party federation with a common for- States. community would save $13 billion The new agreement does not overwhelmingly won nationwide elections in May 1990. eign policy and a single currency The nations agreed in 1985 to a year in foreign exchange costs meet some nations' dreams of a Soldiers of the ruling military junta cordoned off Rangoon by 1999. create a single market late next incurred by changing one cur- wholly united Europe. University to muzzle the protest, residents of the capital said! No The accord, marking a turning year by tearing down barriers rency, like the German mark, for violence was reported and the 400-500 students peacefully re- Eoint in the community's 34-year preventing the free flow of another one. Kohl acknowledged the ac- turned to their classes at the urging of their teachers, witnesses istory, was fashioned only after money, people, goods and ser- To add political muscle to their cord's limits. "We would have said. Britain was exempted from the vices. economic strength, German gladly gone further but this is the In Oslo, Norway, Mrs. Suu Kyi's British husband and sons ac- single currency and rules govern- But they felt they needed more, Chancellor Helmut Kohl and first step," he said. cepted the 1991 Nobel prize on her behalf. One son, Alexander Aris, 18, said that despite torture, poverty and oppression at the hands of the military, "The Burmese peo- ple can today hold their heads a little higher in the knowledge that in this far-distant land their suffering has been heard and 30 people killed during Albanian food riot heeded." by Liam McDowall ades of harsh Stalinist rule by dictator Enver Hoxha have so far fed The United States on Tuesday reiterated its condemnation of Associated Press Writer unemployment and inflation. After years of forced self-reliance, local her continued house arrest. State Department spokesperson sources say Albania is getting most of its food from foreign aid. Margaret Tutwiler told reporters in Washington that Burma has Ahmeti was the minister of food in the previous government that refused meetings with U.S. diplomats, "claiming they are too TIRANA, Albania (AP) — More than 30 people were killed when fire collapsed after the Democrats, the main anti-Communist party, busy." broke out after a hungry crowd rushed a storehouse, Albanian radio pulled out last week. Mrs. Suu Kyi, 46, the daughter of Burmese independence hero reported Tuesday, and a new premier was appointed to help the coun- Parliament is dominated by Socialists and Alia is a former Commu- Aung San and leader of nonviolent opposition, has been under try deal with recent food riots. nist leader. The coalition government was led by Socialist Ylli Bufi. house arrest since July 1989. President Ramiz Alia, announcing the appointment of Vilson Ah- The Socialists won Albania's first free elections in decades in April She was swept up in Burma's democratic reform movement meti as premier on Tuesday, said the new government's priorities but were forced to share power just months later because of growing and became its symbol after she returned in 1988 from 20 years would be to ensure adequate food supplies over the winter and stabili- unrest and economic discontent. abroad to care for her ailing mother. ty until the next elections. Alia, announcing the appointment on state television, said the rest Tuesday's rally appeared to be the most significant anti- He did not specify a date for the elections. of the Cabinet would be made public soon. Ahmeti reportedly has no government protest since the military seized power in Septem- The blaze broke out after dusk Monday at Fushe-Arrez, 50 miles political affiliation. ber 1988, killing hundreds if not thousands of demonstrators. north of the Albanian capital, the radio broadcast said. Rangoon residents said the protest began at midmorning with The fire apparently began when some of the more than 3,000 people students marching along the main campus thoroughfare, shout- storming the local warehouse lit torches to see their way, said the re- ing anti-government slogans and demanding the release of Mrs. port, citing local authorities in the Puka District. Suu Kyi. At least 32 people were confirmed dead and the toll was expected to University authorities closed the gates to the walled campus rise as cleanup crews discovered more charred corpses, the report and told students to disperse. said. The federal press office in Tirana said 30 people had died. 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Schools in the Dayton suburb of Huber nati. Officials said 30 percent of the chil- Wednesday. dren were out with the flu. talk to Randy Hertzer said laboratory tests Those districts reported absentee rates Heights will be closed today and Friday confirmed 55 cases of A Beijing influenza of at least 20 percent among students and because of the flu bug. throughout Ohio. He said the outbreak is above normal absenteeism among Superintendent Richard Burke said al- In Cincinnati, Children's Hospital Med- teachers and other employees. though about 25 percent of the district's ical Center is seeing 100 to 12S extra chil- Senate like an epidemic. "It's a more significant outbreak than Guernsey Memorial Hospital in Cam- 7,800 students are out sick, the primary dren a day in its emergency room, all we've seen in the past year or two," he bridge will restrict visitation as a pre- reason for closing the schools is because suffering fever and other flu-like symp- by Thomas J. Sherran said. "In the last two weeks, we're seeing caution, said Jack Taylor, president. many teachers are also sick and it has toms, hospital spokesperson Margaret The Associated Press a lot more numbers in central and south- In Zanesville, the Muskingum County been difficult to find enough substitutes. Devereux said. ern Ohio." Home on Tuesday decided to ban visi- Burke estimated about 10 percent of No deaths have been attributed to the tors. the district's 400 teachers have called in In northern Ohio, St. Bernard's Catho- CLEVELAND (AP) - flu. Director Marjorie Woodrow said she sick. lic School in the Crawford County com- Two cancer victims without Most of the cases involve school-age didn't want to risk exposing patients to munity of New Washington closed medical insurance appealed children and teen-agers, Hertzer said. the flu, especially since the home has a "We iust seem to have gotten hit very Wednesday because of the flu. It was to to a panel of U.S. Senate "A school is a wonderful environment high number of patients with respiratory badly, said Burke. "Our teachers are reopen Friday. In Crestline, St. Joseph Democrats on Wednesday for flu to spread because you have a lot of problems. The home has 71 elderly out for multiple days. This morning was School was closed Wednesday for the to reform the nation's patients. a real panic situation." second day but was to reopen today. health care system. close contact," Hertzer said. Joan Massie, 36, of Elyria, who was diagnosed with a kidney tumor while pregnant, and Gail Phillips, 44, of Cleveland, who has Rare citation issued City gets tough cancer of the uterus, spoke at a forum convened by Senate Majority Leader POWHATAN POINT, Ohio been traveling toward the muni- "I just had to accept that it had George Mitchell, D-Maine. (AP) — When William G. Brown cipal building when the police happened," said Brown. Both said they had put off got a moving violation, he didn't cruiser hit a sheet of ice and be- "Anyone else would have got- with industries medical treatment because waste much breath trying to talk gan to go out of control. ten a ticket, too. We don't treat they lack health insurance his way out of it. "I saw a car parked (in front of anyone with any special atten- and have mounting debts. Brown, after all, had issued it the municipal building) and knew tion. We're fair but strict." Ms. Massie, a nurse who to himself. I wasn't going to be able to stop, The 1986 squad car — one of two cannot obtain insurance be- The three-year veteran of the so I let off the brake and hit the in this Belmont County village in over-polluting cause of her condition, said Powhatan Point Police Depart- pole to avoid hitting the car," extreme eastern Ohio — suffered her treatment might include ment cited himself for failure to said Brown. moderate damage. The pole experimental drugs. "I control the morning of Dec. 4 Brown said his "rough morn- wasn't damaged. CINCINNATI (AP) — The city is vowing to get tougher with com- couldn't afford it anyway," after he struck a utility pole with ing" continued after the accident The officer said the incident panies that dump more than the allowed amount of toxic chemicals she said. a police cruiser. He posted a $55 when he went into the police may give him a better under- into sewers. Ms. Phillips, a waitress bond for the citation. station, prepared a report and is- standing of how to treat accident The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has been studying the also unable to obtain medi- Brown said this week he had sued himself a citation. victims. problem since news reports last summer noted Hamilton County leads cal insurance, said she has "There's always some trauma, all Ohio counties in the amount of toxic chemicals discharged into the $8,000 in medical debts and you feel like you can't believe it sewer system that serves Cincinnati and much of surrounding Hamil- has put off treatment be- has happened. It's a 'Why did this ton County. cause of her inability to pay. GOIN' BACK TO CALI !!! happen to me' kind of thing," he The Metropolitan Sewer District operates the system. It has been "I think people are una- said. criticized for failing to crack down on companies that dump more ware of the extensive prob- toxic chemicals into the sewer than their disposal permits allow. The lems," Ms. Massie said in Brown, 21, a lifelong resident of sewer district can fine violators. an interview after her ap- ^ WBBU Kjwmitu . the village said municipal offi- EPA Director Donald Schregardus planned a news conference for pearance before Mitchell cials "have been pretty under- Thursday at City Hall to announce the actions as the result of its in- and Sens. Howard Metzen- Live from Fresno, California, standing ... not too much has been vestigation. Spokesperson Kathie Fleck declined to say Wednesday baum and John Glenn, both Dave Strukel and Erik Pupillo said." what will be announced or which companies might face penalties. from Ohio, at MetroHealth bring you all the aciion between City Manager Gerald New-farmer said the Ohio EPA is ordering the Medical Center. the B.G. Falcons and Fresno State Other residents and fellow offi- sewer district to get tough on industries that dump excessive amounts "It's not just people who Bulldogs, starting with the RAISIN cers, however, haven't resisted of chemicals. He said the EPA also plans to ask the Ohio attorney gen- don't work, who don't have pre-game show at 3:30. the temptation to tease. eral to consider legal action against six Cincinnati-area companies insurance," she said. "It's BOWL that have repeatedly violated discharge limits. Kople who do work, who "Naturally, you hear it from Newfarmer said the sewer district will be ordered to follow an Ohio ve problems like myself THE CALIFORNIA RAISIN BOWL-LIVE ON WBGU 88.1 FM just about everybody in town," V, PA-approved enforcement plan. because of my history. said Brown. "In retrospect, I wish we had picked up the cue earlier," Newfar- Ms. Massie said she has mer said. "Ira a great believer in local control." Ent off marrying her fiance Schregardus has appointed a 17-member commission to help the ecause he might be forced EPA identify and reduce sources of toxic waste air and water pollu- into bankruptcy if held lia- tion in Hamilton County. Thomas Hauser, a University of Cincinnati ble for her $50,000 in medi- environmental engineering professor who is a former U.S. Environ- cal debts. She said her mental Protection Agency official, leads the commission and is to S-month-old daughter is preside at its first meeting Thursday afternoon. covered by a health insur- Hauser said he wants the panel to investigate the sewer problems, ance policy paid by her Bowl 'N' Greenery' ozone pollution, and chronic pollution in the Mill Creek, a Cincinnati fiance. waterway choked with raw sewage and industrial contaminants. But The testimony of the two ' All you Can Eat he said long-term recommendations also are important. women highlighted the hearing, the third in a week- long, five-city tour arranged 11:30 - 2:00 $3.99 by Mitchell and the Senate Work to cultivate the buckle-up habit. Democratic Policy Commit- 4:00 - 7:00 $4.50 It could save your life. tee to focus attention on • Soup 'n' Salad health care issues. 1 "We can't lose sight of the • Hot Entrees I*»mx.mt'oiji,i^r« ii.■>.^rvq»pr"* j ,manfmmnomr "ii i'.,WniOPnvV)Viii(loviol/Maon fact that we are in a crisis — • Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream a crisis that affects every W^' single American regardless • Choice of Beverage of income or employment status," Mitchell said. "We Located in the (Jniversity Union hope to develop a consensus among Americans that will i Quantum 90 card accepted 4-7 only for on campus students, enable us to pass a compre- I Quantum 90 card accepted all day for off campus students jg Calico, Sage, & Thyme hensive health care reform bill when Congress recon- 0 115 Clay Street 352-5417 venes next year." JH Off Main St., across from the Theta Chi house*JA Metzenbaum and Glenn both cited Cleveland's ex- I tensive hospital network (ft • Our Christmas trees are loaded with very and its ability to attract Tgw special ornaments. patients from around the 55 • Wonderful stocking stutters world while some Cleveland ffff • Decorations residents lack medical in- 2f • Christmas books tor all surance. "They can't get in the door, Metzenbaum said. Apr HOURS: _ MoaanaTn. : 10-8p.m. ^V *0 Glenn dismissed a sug- Tue , Wed , Thur. 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Thursday. December 12. 1001 The BG News PAGE NINE Hall leads Falcons past WKU by Glen Lubbert offensive rebounds compared to Ruminski slam dunk. WKU found great. He had to make the de- assislam sports editor WKU's seven. Overall, BG themselves calling another time- cision — do I go to the basket, and grabbed 35 rebounds and the Hill- out two minutes after its last one. if I do and I make the shot, we're topper's had 20. WKU trailed the Falcons at the probably going to win. If I miss, The men's basketball team was "I give them credit," WKU's half, 39-32. we're probably going to have to able to keep control long enough head coach Ralph Willard said. "We weren't ready to play face the consequences." last night to win its first home "They outworked us in every when we came out," WKU for- The Falcons shot 60 percent game, defeating Western Ken- area of the basketball game. Our ward Bryan Brown said. "We from the field — their best of the tucky 81-74. defense was horrible. The name weren't as agressive as we should season —while WKU shot 45 per- It was the confidence builder of the game is backboards. We have been. They seemed more cent. BG also shot 68 percent head coach Jim Larranaga was didn't have the rebounds we hungry than we were." from the line compared to the looking for as the Falcons utilized needed." The Falcons started to faulter Hilltoppers 77 percent. the boards and limited their turn- during the early stages of the "I was very pleased that we overs in a game BG dominated The Hilltoppers' faulterine de- second half allowing the Hilltop- didn't come unglued," Larranaga from the early minutes. fense showed through right from pers to come within three. said. "We got a little more fiesty. the beginning as BG was allowed However, according to Larran- Before we would make a mistake "We came into the game need- to score 21 points before WKU aga, the crucial part of the game and kind of feel sorry for our- ing a win at home to Duild some broke the 10 point barrier. came during the final minute selves. We kind of let up in the de- confidence in our young kids and Freshman guard Mike Swan- with the Falcons ahead by six. fensive end. That makes a big dif- play against a very good solid son triggered the Falcons 10-point Forward Tom Hall went strong ference. The mental and physical team that is coming off two run in the first half with a three- to the hole drawing a foul and response to adversity really dic- straight two point victories," pointer off of a pass from fresh- making the basket. Hall went on tates what you're going to do Larranaga said. "It was up to us man forward Shane Kline- to make the foul shot giving the next." to be able to hold them off. I Ruminski with 14:06 left. The Falcons a 10 point lead which Starting for the Falcons were thought for the most part we did a score prompted a Hilltopper WKU could never recover from. Jason Crump, Michael Hu§er, solid job defensively. time-out. The Falcons returned to "It was truth or conse- Ray Lynch, and Hall. Kline- The Hilltoppers' defense al- the floor with a scoring spree that quences," Larranaga said about Ruminski was the first substitu- lowed the Falcons to pull down 21 culminated with a Kline- that play. "Tommy Hall played tion coming in for Crump. Columnist hands out holiday gifts I've always loved this time of To Michael Jordan and Charles To Art Model): New York gam- year, when the semester ends, JEFFMANDEL Barkley: The Chia pet hair bler Howie Spira. He got George vacation starts, and most impor- transplant system. Steinbrenner out of New York, tantly...I GET PRESENTS! H To the Energizer Bunny: An maybe he can work his same ma- Evander Holyfield right cross. gic in Cleveland! However, being the nice little To Mike Tyson: Jus- boy that I am, I've decided to join ft Between tice...whatever the decision may To Bill Parcells: His old job. in the holiday tradition of gift giv- be. To Ray Handley: An unem- ing, rather than receiving. I the pipes To George Foreman: A ployment check. therefore submit these gifts to McDonald s franchise. Actually, To the San Fransisco 49ers: Joe you, my loyal readers of Between White Castle would be best. Montana. the Pipes. They're more portable, and Gor- To the Quebec Nordlques: A To the Fresno State Football clue. Eric Lindros doesn't like team: A loss. because he didn't like the crime geous George can stuff them in rate! At $29.5 million, you better his sweats while jogging! you!!! Trade him for the 250 first To the Bowling Green Football round draft picks that the rest of team: A win. bat .330, bit 50 home runs, and To Jimmy Connors: A can of drive in 130 if you want any WD40 for his creaking knees. the NHL is offering! To Jim Larranaga: Clint Vena- To the Washington Capitals and ble and Joe Moore. peace! To Elvis Grbac: A guitar...and To Magic Johnson: All the best. a vowel. Vancouver Canucks: A wake up To BGSU hockey fans: Pa- call. You guys aren't that good. The BG News/Tim Norman tience. May your life off the court bring To Mike Utley: My sincere To the Bowling Green Women's you the same amount of pleasure thoughts and hopes for the future. Stop messing up my pre-season Forward Jason Hall tips the ball in for two of his six points in BG's vic- that you've brought us through To all athletes with pro aspira- picks! tory against Western Kentucky. It was the Falcons first win at home Basketball team: Nothing...what To 'Badger' Bob Johnson: and the team's second win in a row. The basketball team's next game do you get for a team who has your play on the court. You're a tions: An education. Mike Utley's class act. situation should tell you some- Eternal peace. will be this weekend at Penn State. everything? JeffMandel is a sports writer To WFAL: An FM signal. To all of us: Warm memories of thing. the way Magic played, and an To Sam Wyche: A muzzle. for The News, and will be spend- To Bobby Bonilla: Freedom To Bill Laimbeer: Same gift. ing New Years Eve on the slopes FROM the press. Darryl Straw- understanding tor the reason he ofLake Tahoe...andyou're not!.'! FRIENDS DON'T [[1 FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK berry didn't leave the Big Apple stopped. To Bill Bellichick: My praise.

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The BG Ntwi/J«y Murdock

Members of the 1991 Mid-American Conference football Champions gather around coach Gary Blackney and his son after the Kent State game at Doyt Perry Field. The Falcons finished 10-1 overall and 8-0 in the MAC and will take on Fresno State in Saturday's California Bowl. Page Two CAL BOWL PREVIEW Thursday, December 12, 1991 ************************* *********************************** *********************************** * INSIDE... * Blackney A Player's Coach * Page 3 * Fresno Boasts Explosive Offense * Page 4 * White Leads Falcon Offense * Page 5 * Defensive Line Stands Tall * Page 8 * Wilson Paces Defensive Backs * Page 9 * Assistant Coaches Make Contributions *

Page 10 IV BG Nrwi/J«y Murdock Tight end Brett ''"*"" heads upfleld after catching a Erik White * Offense Ready For Fresno * pass. Landman caught IS passes this year. He had 24 career re- ceptions coming into the season. Page 11

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30 Editor. . .Matt Schroder Contributing Writers: Production Staff: 40 Matt Kantz Diedre Tiell Glen Lubbert Kim Howard 50 Erik Pupillo Renee J. Parker Bob Lewis Michael A. Hunt Mimi Ordonio Sandra Fouty Rob McCurdy Kathy Gaitan Mike Slates Darrick Ross Steve Seasly Steven Bernstein Matt Schroder Molly J. Zakrajsek Thursday, December 12. 1991 CAL BOWL PREVIEW Page Three

• A*****************-******....***.********,**************************** *************************** Blackney truly a player's coach by Matt Schroder senior center Brian Sherman had MAC Coach of the Year hon- sports editor said. "I have the greatest respect ors wrapped up in mid-October. for that man. He backs us up and And he's among 10 finalists for supports us in every way possi- national coach of the year. If anyone ever deserved to say ble. "It's a great honor," Blackney 'I told you so,' it's football coach "He truly is a player's coach," said. "Obviously I feel very Gary Blackney. senior linebacker Mike Calcagno flattered to be MAC Coach of the He and Uni- said. "He's just like one of us, and Year. What makes it even more versity Presi- he projects that to us and to his special is that this conference has dent Paul Dls- staff. He's in and out of the lock- been known for producing out- camp crossed erroom several times a day jok- standing coaches over the years. paths while ing and talking with everyone. To achieve that award and be jogging, not That's unusual among college where some of the great coaches long after coaches." in this conference nave been is Blackney was Blackney's impressive coach- really exciting for me." hired, ing resume as an assistant coach Olscamp po- leaves no doubt he as paid his Great names Blackney is fol- litely told the Blackney dues on the sidelines. Most re- lowing as MAC mentors include: coach he under- cently, he coached linebackers at • Weeb Ewbank (Miami) — stood that rebuilding the Falcon Ohio State for three and served as Only man to coach two teams program would take time. He defensive coordinator for another (Colts and Jets) to Super Bowl said not to put too much pressure three seasons. wins. on himself to try and win right • Lou Holtz (Kent) — Current away. He's also coached defensive head coach at Notre Dame. Blackney disagreed. backs at Syracuse and UCLA, • Don McCafferty (Kent) - "Believe it or not, I told him helping develop talents such as Former head coach of the Detroit that this program is not rebuild- Kenny Easly — a standout Bruin Lions and Baltimore Colts. ing. I said to Turn right there that who went on to star for the Seattle • Ara Parseghian (Miami) — we would win the conference Seahawks. Blackney's other Former Notre Dame head coach. championship," Blackney said. coaching stops were made at • Bo Schembechler (Miami) — Following BG's dramatic Mid- Wisconsin, Rhode Island, and President of the Detroit Tigers; American Conference clinching Brown. former Michigan head coach. win at Miami, the two met again "The biggest adjustment for • Larry Smith (Bowling Green) at a Falcon Club function. me (going from assistant to head — Current head coach at USC. "It was then I found out that on coach) was having to relinquish If it's true that attitude, not ap- the day we were jogging, he (Ols- that one-on-one relationship with titude determines your altitude, camp) was thinking to himself, specific position players," then Blackney has the Falcons 'there is really something drasti- Blackney said. "That's another flying higher than ever. cally wrong with this guy?" reason I have tried to stay very "It s hard to put into words ex- These days Blackney is intro- close to this football team. I try to actly what he has done for this duced as the MAC Coach of the be visible, talk to them often, and team," Calcagno said. "But when Year. So much for first impres- keep up with what's going on. you look into the players' eyes sions. "I don't ever want them to right now, you can see the desire, Finding any wrong move think I'm on the outside looking the hunger. That confidence and Blackney has made since he re- in," the coach said. "I have feel- fire he's instilled in us is some- signed as Ohio State's defensive ings for them and who they are as thing we can take with us when coordinator last winter has been people. The greatest compliment we leave here." as difficult as remembering the someone gave me was saying I It's that desire and hunger that Bowling Green football glory was a player's coach." the Falcons are going to fall back days. Not only is Blackney a player's on when the California Bowl pre- Everything he touched this coach, he has proved in a very sents them with their greatest season has turned to solid gold — short time that he is a winning challenge of the season. most notably the hearts of the coach. He took a football team Ii Fresno State's president sees TV BG Newi/Jay Munterk Falcon players. mired in mediocrity and blasted Blackney jogging around the Cal- "I would give my right arm to it through the conference sched- ifornia campus before the game, Head football coach and MAC Coach of the Year Gary Blackney looks coach, and I'm right-handed," ule with perfect &M) record. He he better run the other way. over the team during spring workouts.

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»w fmn C^ >www^ww^^<»' Page Four CAL BOWL PREVIEW Thursday, December 12, 1991 ************************************************************************************************ Fresno's offense multi-talented byRobMcCurdy than 40 points six times and have Saturday even though he is still contest), BG coach Gary Black- He estimated the unit's speed to sports wriicr been held to less than 30 points wearing a removeable walking ney doesn't want to get into a be 4.7 seconds in the 40-yard dash. only twice this season. FSU beat cast to classes. ground war. "Offense sells tickets, but de- New Mexico, 94-17, in its fourth While Barsoti was out, the "We can't let them take their fense wins championships," Bowling Green enters the Cali- week. Bulldog offense didn't falter. strength and put it against our Sweeney said. fornia Raisin Bowl as a decided The Bulldogs finished third in Redshirt freshman Trent Dilfer strength and have success," Fresno State has both, but underdog, according to Fresno the country for fewest turnovers was a more than competent re- Blackney said. Sweeney said the biggest key to State coach Jim Sweeney. on the season with 15 and ranked- placement in FSU's final five What worries Blackney even the game will be neither the The Falcons will kickoff the fourth in rushing offense averag- games. Dilfer completed 63 per- more than Fresno's rushing offense nor the defense. final Cal Bowl against the Big ing 300 yards a game. cent of his passes for 832 yards, game is the Bulldog defense, "This may sound egotistical, West champion Fresno State ''Balance and talent is what while throwing for two touch- maybe the most unsung unit on but the biggest thing Fresno State Bulldogs at 4 p.m. Saturday in makes this offense so explosive," downs and three interceptions. the West Coast. has going for it is the experience Fresno, Calif. Sweeney said. "At one time it was FSU's greatest offensive The team led the Big West in and longevity of its coaching Why is Bowling Green such an called Air Sweeney because Fre- strength, though, is its ground at- scoring defense (18.8 ppg), pass staff," Sweeney, the sixth win- underdog? Probably because BG sno was known to throw the ball. tack with three backs gaining efficiency defense (95.8 rating) ningest active coach in the coun- not only faces the most potent Now we have better offensive more than 500 yards. and total defense (307.2 ypg). try with 172 wins in 27 years, end- offense in the nation, but the Fal- linemen and better backs. We Sophomore tailback Ron "Their defensive scheme is so cons must face it in Fresno's have great athletes that make Rivers averaged 7.3 yards per much different from what we've CAL BOWL NOTES — The 40,000 seat Bulldog Stadium. FSU great plays." carry in 1991, second best in the faced all year," Blackney said. game will be broadcast by is 28-0-1 at home in its last 29 One of those athletes Sweeney nation, lie finished the year 16 "We've faced primarily a zone SportsChannel, channel 34 on games, and has lost just once was referring to is quarterback yards shy of 1,000. FSU's second pass defensive scheme. Our Wood Cable TV. ...This will be the there since 1985. Mark Barsoti, the nation's most tailback Anthony Daigle led the receivers and quarterbacks are third meeting between BG and Fresno State's offense, whether efficient passer before breaking team with 10 touchdowns and ran more trained in attacking zone FSU in the Cal Bowl. ...ID 1982, at home or on the road, has put up his leg Oct. 19 against New Mex- for 509 yards. Fullback Lorenzo defenses. Now we're playing a Fresno scored 22 points in the the best numbers in the country. ico State. Barsoti returned to Neal rushed for 759 yards and team that plays a lot of man-to- fourth quarter to beat the Falcons It leads the nation in scoring with practice a month later, but has scored eight touchdowns. man...and it's really foreign to 29-28. ...In 1985, the Falcons were 44.2 points a game and total yet to take a snap since the in- Even though the Falcons' best what we've seen." blitzed 51-7. ...In 1961, the two offense with 541.9 yards per jury. Sweeney said the senior who defense has been against the run Sweeney said his defense plays schools played in Los Angeles in contest. led the Bulldogs to Cal Bowl vic- this season (allowing just 13.4 a bump-and-run style to best uti- the defunct Mercy Bowl, with the The Bulldogs have scored more tories in 1988 and 1989 will start points and 126.4 yards per lize its tremendous team speed. Bulldogs beating BG, 36-6. CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS! Shop The Falcon House For Those Vegas may host MA C bowl Special Sports-Minded Gifts! byRobMcCurdy sports writer "There is very little hope that Benson said the NCAA bowl an arrangement can be reached committee has said the image of ^Your between the Big West, the MAC Las Vegas will not be a stumbling fNFL-NBA? Saturday's clash between and the Cal Bowl," Benson told block if the game is moved there. A NHL-MLB- Bowling Green and Fresno State the media before the MAC bas- He added that Las Vegas could College & Pro will be the final California Raisin ketball meetings Nov. 13. make promoting the game much / COLLEGE &' Bowl game, according to Mid- There is still hope for a contin- easier due the city's international JF LOCAL Merchandise American Conference commis- ued MAC-Big West alliance in an- reputation. He also said attrac- Featuring tive travel packages could be ar- 7 HIGH SCHOOL sioner Karl Benson. other city. Benson said he and Big These Teams— Although there has been no West commissioner Jim Haney ranged, making the city an even I Sports BGSU OSU formal announcement, Benson have been talking with the Las more appealing site. Headquarters" said the league is taking action as Vegas Events Commission to The key to a continued MAC- Michigan if the game will no longer be move the bowl game to the Ne- Big West relationship is televi- played in Fresno, Calif. vada city. sion. ESPN is currently conduct- Notre Dame ing a finacial study on the feasi- Cleveland bhty of broadcasting the game. Benson hopes ESPN will make a Detroit Cincinnati decision by the first of the year. Raiders If the game is moved to Las Kings & Morel Vegas, it will be played at the R University of Nevada-Las Vegas' 32,000 seat Silver Bowl. UNLV is a member of the Big West, which means a MAC team would still Team Novelties! have to play on a field familiar to fgs • Glassware Officially its opponent. 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**************************** A******************************************************************* BG's White not shy on talent, MAC awards

liy Matt Kant/ sports writer Coach Gary Blackney coming years. into the season was unsure of how Blackney says White will be the White would perform after a de- key to a Falcon victory. The Mid-American Conferen- cent season as a sophomore. "For us to be successful, he has ce's Most Valuable Player and "When we first started, we to do what he has done the past 11 Offensive Player of the Year has weren't exactly sure just what Saturdays," he said. "He has got just one step left to make his vear Erik was going to be able do for to be mentally in the game and complete. us," he said. "But as time went has to get us out of bad situations A California on, not only did he do mechanica- and into good ones. He has to Raisin Bowl lly what he had to do and not only have a lot of confidence and he victory. did he execute the offense well, he has to be a great leader for us." And to think kept gaining confidence and he The future of Falcon football he's only a jun- became more assertive and a n will only shine brighter next ior. outstanding team leader. He tied season when White and much of This was a the entire package together of his supporting class return to try banner season what you expect as a quarter- and repeat this season's accom- for quarterback back. plishments. Erik White, "I think every award he gets is "We have a good foundation who led the White well deserved and I think if any laid, as a lot of guys got experi- MAC in offense with 207.9 yards Elayer in our program has had a ence this year," White said. ''And per game, 17 touchdowns and 'emendous effect on our turna- by the time next year rolls 2,204 yards passing. The 6-5, round it has been White." around, hopefully we will have 210-pound interpersonal commu- The Falcons finished 10-1 over- this system down and have a bet- nications major has connected on all and a perfect 8-0 in the confer- ter grasp of the situation. But 185 of 323 passes and his career ence and are preparing to battle we'litake 1992 when it comes." stats of 310 completions in 606 at- Fresno State on Dec. 14. The potential for White, accord- tempts for 3,692 yards puts him ing to Blackney, is tremendous fourth on the all-time KG But even with all the excite- and if the Canton native continues offensive list. ment brewing on campus, White to improve, national exposure is a And if that wasn't enough, remains level-headed and fo- possibility. White has tossed at least one cused on the task at hand. touchdown pass in the last 11 con- "I have no feelings, except the "I think if Erik continues to secutive games — proving con- fact its just a game," he said. "I improve and if he has similar im- sistency leads to victory. think its an honor and we are provement like that of his sopho- "This season is a true reflection proud to have reached it. This is more to junior year, he has the of what we've tried to accom- what everyone plays for. But we potential to be on of the outstand- 61ish," White said. "The goal of are still focused and this game is ing quarterbacks in the country," le team was we wanted to be not over and its not a vacation to Blackney said. "He's not there more consistent. I think a lot of California. They (Fresno) won't yet and he would be the first to mental and physical aspects of take it that way so we can't. It all tell you that. So he's going to have s/Tlm Norman our game, especially mental, really hasn't set in because there to want to be on the best and he's have permeated through each hasn t been a lot of winning got to be committed and he has to Quarterback Erik White launches a pass that helped him earn player. Overall, our efforts were around here in the last few work for it." Offensive Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player awards in the directed to be more consistent as MAC. a team." f ■y % 1991 MAC Finished Christmas Shopping Yet? Football Standings 1&YOU SHOULD% If not come dowtown & check out 1 our many gift ideas for the sports BE CHECKING * W L T enthusiast on your list. Bowling Green 8 0 0 YOUR LIST Central Michigan 3 14 PRESENT THIS COUPON Toledo 4 3 1 TWICE! Miami 4 3 1 FOR AN EXTRA 10% OFF 1»**«S*^K£._ Western Michigan 4 4 0 ANY PURCHASE umbro* Ball State 4 4 0 108 S. Main 354-5555 WINTHROP TERRACE APTS. Eastern Michigan 3 4 1 features Ohio 1 6 1 • CAMPUS SHUTTLE >«««wsw«a« Kent 1 7 O • 9 & 12 month leases YOUNG'S NEWSSTAND • Furnished & Unfurnished BIG SALl BIO SALE BIO SALE • 24 hour maintenance • Air conditioning Sat. 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He settled for MAC coach of the year. The- BG Nrwi/Jiy Murdock

"Balance and talent is what makes this offense so explosive. At one time it was called Air Sweeney because Fresno was known to throw the ball. Now we have better offensive linemen and better backs. We have great athletes that make great plays."

—Jim Sweeney, Fresno State coach

"I think if Erik continues to improve and if he has similar improvement like that of his sophomore to junior year, he has the potential to be on of the outstanding quarterbacks in the country."

—Gary Blackney, head coach

"I think there is going to be a good combination of both running and passing. We are going to try to mix up our plays and not depend on one area too much."

The BG Newi/J.y Manteck —Mark Szlachcic, wide receiver Linebacker Kevin O'Brien bears down on Kent State's quarterback in BG's last home game. Thursday, December 12. 1991 CAL BOWL PREVIEW Page Seven A***********************************************************************************************

"I would give my right arm to coach Blackney, and I'm right-handed. I have the greatest respect for that man. He backs us up and supports us in every way possible."

—Brian Sherman, center

"We've been playing together so long now and we've become real good friends, so we decided to call ourselves the Big Ugly Ones because we needed a nickname. "It stuck and we've created the image to go along with it." —Steve WUbourne, defensive tackle

It's this way to California!

IV BG News/Jay Murdoch Joe Bair flys through the air for a blocked punt Page Eight CAL BOWL PREVIEW Thursday, December 12, 1991

A*********************************************************************************************** Linebackers function as Big Ugly Ones anchor 'D' by Erik Pupillo sports writer atBG. he was a pretty tough character, order to beat Fresno State in the "I remember a game against but I think the whole defensive California Raisin Bowl, the de- one unit Eastern Michigan where I was line played real well," Ross said. fense will have to play its best When a football team goes 10-1 making fun of their tackle cause According to the Big Ugly game ever. by Bob Lewis and undefeated in its conference, he had blood all over his side. One's, technique is the key to "Fresno State has one of the sports wriier credit must be given where credit Then I looked down and saw that success against opposing offense top-rated offenses in the country is due. One has to look no further it was blood that was coming linemen. and this is an oppurtunity for us than Bowling Green's defense, from my arm." "Technique is very impor- to show people across the nation Senior inside linebacker Mike especially their front three defen- "I like to joke around with tant," Harris said.'Tm 6'3, 240 how good we are and try to gain Calcagno believes last year's sive linemen — The Big Ugly offensive linemen," Harris said. pounds and I'm outweighed by some national respect," Wil- 3-5-2 football team had more tal- Ones. "Sometimes they get mad and some of the tackles by SO pounds. bourne said. ent than this year's 10-1 MAC The Big Ugly Ones are nose- make fun of our mothers and You have to play off their With the end of the season ap- Championship team. guard Mark Ross and defensive sometimes they joke around back blocks." proaching, the time is coming for "We had a more talented team tackles, Steve Wilbourne and with us." Quickness plays a big part of it, the Big Ugly Ones to pass on the last year, but the key to our suc- Paul Harris. This is an experi- Though undersized in a majori- especially playing the noseguard torch to younger teammates in cess this year has been our team enced all-senior unit that needed ty of their games, the Big Ugly position," Ross said. "If I can get order to keep the tradition alive. unity and new coaching staff," a moniker. Ones are rarely outplayed by us- around the corner faster that "It'll probably be Bob Dudley," Calcagno said. "We worked twice "We've been playing together ing hustle and superior line those fat offensive linemen, then Wilbourne said. "All it takes is as hard as last year under the so long now and we've become schemes to handle bigger players things usually work out." one look to see that he's definitely new staff and, as a result, the real good friends, so we decided such as West Virginia's, accord- "Coach Ferraro's calls set us ugly. Hopefully, he'll be up to the coaches provided us with a build- to call ourselves the Big Ugly ing to Wilbourne. "I played up real well," Wilbourne said. task of carrying on the tradition." ing block in which we found a way Ones because we needed a nick- against a 6-10,340 pound offensive "we run a lot of slants and stunts "Clint Frazier is also pretty to win." name," Wilbourne said. "It stuck tackle at West Virginia and he that get us free." ugly himself, but we have to get Outside linebacker Artie Ma- and we've created the image to was slow as hell," Wilbourne According to Harris, the best him a little crazier," Ross ioked. ngham, a junior, says coach Gary go along with it." said. "He was big and decent, but defensive effort of the year came "There's also this freshman Blackney has a motto which is It's not all fun and games being he wasn't the best I ever played against Miami, where the Fal- named Bob Westerkamp who we exemplified through this year's a Big Ugly One according to Har- against." cons defense held the Redskins think can carry it on, though they team. ris, whose been in his share of ''I went up against a pre-season scoreless. However, all three of might have to come up with their "Coach Blackney tells us that it trench and verbal warfare here Ail-American center at WVU and the Big Ugly Ones agree that in own identity." is not the best athlete that gets the job done, but it is the athlete who complements the other players' abilities," Mangham said. In terms of the linebacking corps, this motto is especially relevant. "We complement each other extremely well," junior outside linebacker Kevin O'Brien said. "If I miss a tackle, more often than not one of the other line- backers will make the play." D.J. Ogilvie, a senior outside linebacker, says that there are no true leaders among the lineback- ers. "The majority of us are upper- classmen and we all take the re- sponsibility of leading on the field," Ogilvie said. Bob Ligashesky, the outside linebacker coach, recognizes both the group and individual strengths of his players. "The outside backers are great students of the game and are very focused," Ligashesky said. "They are strong fundamentally and work well together.'' All the linebackers as well as the team are looking forward to proving to themselves Fresno State can be beaten in the Cali- fornia Raisin Bowl. "It is something you always dream about and it is hard to find words to express your feelings," Calcagno said. "It is a great opportunity for us to show the West Coast that the MAC can play good football," Mangham said. "We have a chance to redeem ourselves from the last two times we have been there, especially since no one thought we would do well at the beginning of the season. But we won the conference title and now we can gain a little more respect if we do well in the bowl game." "Being a senior, a trip to a bowl I * game is the way I would want it to Tke BO NSSa/Ihl N«rm» end,"Ogilvie said. "It's nice to have such success after three Mark Ross and Kevin O'Brien sack Ball State quarterback Mike Neu entire Bowling Green nnlt will be challenged to stop a high-powered years of mediocrity.'' during the Falcons win against (he Cardinals. Ross was named first Fresno State offense. UmmiMJUiACiahmtaMdO'atlmmntiMMmdtimmlmmn.n* * i Thursday. December 12, 1991 CAL BOWL PREVIEW Page Nine ************************************************************************************************ Wilson turns in bat for pads by M i in i Ordonio group." Wilson's first three years on the sports writer Moe Ankney, the Falcon coach squad was a combined 10-19-3, at that time, was happy to see Wilson was in the spotlight. Wilson on BG's campus, for he He was named special teams When Bowling Green football was also heavily recruited by the Player of the Week tor his efforts fans think of Terry Wilson, they Villanova coaches. Wilson chose in games against Akron and Ohio think of him picking off oppen- the Brown and Orange over the in 1989. He also returned a kickoff ent's passes or blocking field goal Pennsylvania school because BG for 41 yards, still his personal attempts. played Divison I football and had best. But four "recently been in the California Although he enjoys returning fears ago, this Bowl. That's what it all came kickoffs, Wilson would rather be alcon senior down to," Wilson said. the one doing the tackling. He was shagging He quickly made an impact in said, "When you catch the ball, fly balls and the Falcon's secondary as he people are chasing you and you stealing bases started in all 11 games and re- get hit. I would much rather be for a Toronto corded 97 tackles during his the one delivering those hard hits Blue Jays farm freshman season. Wilson also re- and not receiving them." club. Wilson turned kickoffs and averaged 23.3 But it was during his junior was drafted by yardsper return. season when Wilson was richly the baseball WUson It was during this initial cam- rewarded for his playing abili- team straight out of his Mt. Cle- paign that Wilson began to be ties. He was a first-team All Mid- mens, Mich, high school and known as a leader. "I never con- American Conference selection, a spent the following summer play- sidered myself to be a follower. I feat he hopes to repeat this ingbaseball. always wanted to be the one that season. Reality soon hit though, and was leading the way," he said. Most of all though, Wilson Wilson decided that instead of Falcon defensive coordinator hopes for a win in the California pursuing a baseball career, he Paul Ferraro agrees. "Terry is Bowl later this month. He said, "I would return to being a student- focused, detailed in his action, de- don't think I've played my best athlete and enroll at Bowling termined and motivated. He's our game yet. I haven't had any op- Green. leader on defense, not only be- rirtunities to make big plays like He said, "I got so sick of play- cause he's the captain, but also want to." ing baseball every day. You nave because that's just the way his to be in love with to make it your personality is." fie said. "I couldn't ask for much more profession, and I just wasn't. It He continued, "One great thing out of the defense and Terry this seems like there is no team as- about him is that he isn't a big year," Ferraro said. "They have pect either at that level because talker. Instead, he leads by ex- been tremendous all season. But everyone just wants to make it to ample. He wouldn't expect some- hopefully their best effort is still the majors. It's very individu- thing out of someone that he him- yet to come on December 14. alistic and I didn't like that at all. self wouldn't even do." There's no reason to believe that I really enjoy being part of a Although BG's record during it won't happen."

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Just to watch the assistant sports editor about myself personally," Fara- tom of the MAC, according to that you're not going to lose. way the season went was kind of galli said. "In the long run its the Faragalli. He did not know what When that happens you're really remarkable. The players have to players and coaches combined to think. tough to beat. really be commended. They With such talented coaches like that really matters because those "To be honest with you, after played every game like it was a Mike Faragalli, it's no wonder are the only guys that really felt spring practice, it was like well For Faragalli, the chance to be championship game. It's so tough the football team was able to go they had a chance to win it (the we'll see what happens," Faraga- associated with a 10-1 team that's to play with that kind of emotion undefeated in the Mid-American MAC). lli said. "It's been a little bit of a going to the Cal Bowl is enough and enthusiasm so many weeks in Conference this season. "Nobody else gave us much of surprise. It just got more and accomplishment for him. a row." A man with 12 years coaching chance. It's a credit to them. more exciting as the weeks went "The team's success this experience, Faragalli was per- They believed it, and more than on. season has to be the number one Hopefully, the Falcons will hold sonally brought in by head coach believing it, they played it." "After every week the more accomplishment," Faragalli said the attitude and poise that Fara- Gary Blackney to turn around the Faragalli admits he really you win the more you like to win about his coaching at BG. "That's !;alli has helped create 'or one Falcon offense. So far, he has didn't know what to expect from and the more the attitude gets more of a tea accomplishment. ast game making this truly a contributed to what may very this season. Everybody picked more positive and confident. But being a part of that team is a dream season- well be a dream season for Bowl- ing Green football. "It was easy for me to want to hire Mike," Balckney said. "This is my first opportunity and I want Assistant Coaches to make the most of it. So I'm go- # ing to surround myself with the best people I can." The best included Faragalli who was coming off of a six-year stint in the Canadian Football League most recently with the Edmonton Eskimos. While with Edmonton, Faragalli helped turn the Eskimos around leading them to the 1990 Grey Cup where they Babich Bush Faragalli Fertaro Ligashesky Malone Pusaterl Seeliger were defeated 50-10. Soon after, Faragalli along with the rest of BOB LIGASHESKY the Edmonton coaching staff, BOB BABICH was fired. Bob Babich, 30. joined the BGSU staff in early January after Bob Ligashesky. 29, joined the staff in mid-December and will "To this day I'm not exactly serving as a volunteer assistant coach at Tulsa. his alma mater, coach the outside linebackers Ligashesky is responsible for the sure why we were fired," Fara- last season. He coaches the inside linebackers and recruits Cleveland and Akron-Canton areas as well as Northeast Ohio galli said. "It was a shock to say Northeast Ohio. Pennsylvania and the Southwest United States and the Western United States. The McKees Rock. Pa native the least." Babich has five years of collegiate experience, three of those comes to BGSU from Kent where he coached the inside line- More importantly than losing a coming at his alma mater. He spent the 1988 and 1989 seasons backers Ligashesky also coached collegiately at Wake Forest job, Faragalli ended a four year at Wisconsin working with the tight ends and the offensive line. and Arizona State. Ligashesky, who is single, earned three let- coaching relationship with his The Aliquippa. Pa. native played collegiately at Mesa Community ters at Indiana University of Pennsylvania during his collegiate father, Joe, who was head coach College and Tulsa. Bob and his wife, Nancy, have two children, playing career in Edmonton. What was Canada's Bobby. 8, and Janice Lee, 5. loss soon proved to be the Fal- con's gain. It turned out that Blackney was putting together TERRY MALONE the coaching staff at the time. JACK BUSH Terry Malone, 31. is in his sixth year at BGSU and will be coach- Blackney knew Faragalli's father Jack Bush. 42. joined the staff in late January and will work with ing the offensive tackles and tight ends this season Malone is quite well and wanted him to a deep and talented corp of running backs. Bush recruits the jun- responsible for recruiting Northwest Ohio and the state of Michi- come and coach. ior colleges as well as Washington, DC. and St Louis. Bush has gan. The Buffalo, NY. native has also coached the centers and At that point, Faragalli's father extensive experience in the high school level as well as four guards during his tenure at BGSU. Malone previously coached was set to retire and did not want years on the collegiate level at, most recently. Central State at Holy Cross and Arizona. Malone was a four-year starting tight to Job. However, he let Blackney (Ohio), Johnson C. Smith and Lincoln University, his alma mater. end at Holy Cross where he earned his degree in 1963. Malone in on the secret to the Eskimo's Most of his high school coaching was done in his native Kansas and wife. Ann, are the parents of two children, Kara. 2. and Pat- offensive success, his son. After City, Mo while he also spent time in St Louis. Jack and his wife, rick, who was born in April. talking to him on several occa- Jacqueline, are the parents of three children. CHIisha. 14. Leslie. sions, Blackney offered Faragalli 10, and Jonathan, born in June the job. Obviously, Blackney was not TONY PUSATERI let down. Faragalli was able to Tony Pusaten. 40, is the newest member of the coaching staff S've the Falcon offense the spark MICHAEL FARAGALLI having joined the program in February. Pusateri has been one of ey needed to outscore every Michael Faragalli, 32. brings with him a wealth of experience on the top high school coaches in the state the last 15 years, spend- team In the conference. That the offensive side of the ball in his first season at BGSU. Fara- ing 10 of those seasons at St. Francis DeSales in Columbus. At spark included a revitalized Erik galli, the offensive coordinator, works with the quarterbacks and DeSales. Pusateri's teams won almost 75% ol their games and White who quarter-backed the wide receivers while recruiting Canada and the New England the 1985 Ohio division III title. Most recently, Pusateri coached team to victory week after week. states. Faragalli has been one of the top offensive minds in the at Westerville South The Columbus. Ohio native is a graduate "He came in and did the best Canadian Football League "'e last six years, most recently with of Capital University. Tony's wife, Kim, is a teacher job possible," Blackney said. Edmonton, helping Tracy H avelop into the CFL's Most Valu- "Not only with Erik White at able Player. The Philadt >nia, Pa. native is a Rhode Island grad- quarterback, but with our entire uate where he also coached for three seasons. Michael and his SCOTT SEELIGER offense. wife. Kathy, have three children. Joseph. 8. Phillip. 5. and There- Scott Seeliger, 41, returns for his second stint as an assistanl White agrees with Blackney sa, 2. saying since day one, Faragalli coach at BGSU having been a member of Denny Stoltzs staff f<" has been influencing everyone in five years between 1979 and 1983. Seeliger joined the staff "• a very positive way. He is very January and was named the assistant head coach by Gary well respected not only by PAUL FERRARO Blackney. Seeliger will coach the guards and centers while re- players but by the other coaches, Paul Ferraro. 32. takes over as the defensive coordinator at cruiting Southwestern Ohio. Indianapolis, the state ol Wisconsin according to White. BGSU after pining the staff in mid-December. Paul will work with and Southeast United States. Besides his five years at BG. See "Coach Faragalli has done a lot a veteran defensive secondary while recruiting the Cleveland. To- liger's 14 years of coaching experience on the collegiate level in" of good at rebuilding us and get- ledo, and Chicago areas in addition to the state of New Jersey. eludes nine seasons at Wisconsin where he spent most ol his ting us on the right track," White Paul has nine years of collegiate experience, most recently as a time coaching the offensive line. The Madison. Wis. native was a said. "He helped us realize our member of Tom Lichlenberg's staff at both Maine and Ohio the tight end on the 1972 Iowa State team that played in the Sun goals and dreams." last two seasons. The Ridgewood. N.J. native earned three let- Bowl. Scott and his wife. Karen, have two children. Keri, 18. and But Faragalli gives little credit ters at Springfield as a defensive back during his playing days. Kori, 16. to himself. For nun its the team's Ferraro is single. success that really matters. - Thursday, December 12, 1991 CAL BOWL PREVIEW Page Eleven ********************** *********************************** *********************************** **** biaSho!ese Szlachcic featured on offense

by Mike Slates Szlachcic has fast become one of first downs no matter which down downs, he is also the league's all season sports writer the best receivers in the MAC. He it had been. fifth-best scorer per game, aver- leads the league in receptions per Szlachcic's accomplishments aging 4.9 points. game with 5.9 and is seventh in have helped him be a unanimous Smith has also had to take on by Steve Seasly Although quarterback Erik all-purpose yardage with 100.9 selection for the 1991 first-team the title of 'workhorse,' as he car- spons writer White has developed into the field per game, with Szlachcic, the All-MAC squad. ried the ball a team-leading 271 general the Falcons needed to Falcons have tried to utilize their Senior tight end Brett Landman times for 887 yards. This contrib- make this season successful, he passing game as much as possi- has been an extra target for uted to him being selected to the While Dan Marino surprises his cannot do it all alone. White to throw to this year. He second-team All-MAC squad. offensive linemen with gloves for Enter his supporting cast, the "I think the wide receivers has also been named to first-team Jackson has been a major Christmas, the only thing BG's men who have made BG first in have played a major part in the All-MAC this year. complement to Smith. He has front six hopes quarterback Erik total offense and passing offense offense this year/' said Szlach- "Brett's a great receiver and !|uietly done a great job and has White gift wraps them is a Cali- in the Mid-American Conference. cic. "The passing game has real- blocker," Szlachcic said. "He has tiled in nicely when spelling fornia Bowl victory on December TTiey are the wide receivers and ly helped the run." got great hands and just seems to Smith. Jackson had a career day 14 against Fresno State. running backs. Szlachcic has been a definite find ways to get open." against Ohio when he rushed 16 But the chore won't lie on The Falcons have exploded into clutch player for Bowling Green Freshman wide receiver times for 87 yards and an amaz- White's arm alone. the number one passing offense in the last two years. In that time Rameir Martin has contributed to ing 5.4 yards per carry. While White's Mid-American the league. Many of the yards and period, he has caught 31 passes the team in more ways than one. "I think we have been running Conference Player of the Year receptions have come from junior for first downs in third down situ- Against Ball State, Martin the ball well this season," said season is a reflection of his skills wide receiver Mark Szlachcic. ations. Szlachcic has also had 52 blocked his second kick of the Lindsey, who converted from and maturation of as a college A native of Toledo, Ohio, of his 120 career receptions go for year to help the Falcons stay un- safety to fullback this year. athlete, the source of his success defeated in the MAC. "LeRoy has stepped up to a new stems from down in the trenches But even with all the bodies to level this year and Zeb has come in the offensive line. throw to, the Falcons know that in and played a big part in the "Eric demands a lot of us," they will need to complement it offense. said junior left guard Steve Bo- with a strong running game to Lindsey moved from his regu- sko. When a quarterback or a win the California Raisin Bowl. lar safety position this year to the running back gets his picture in "I think there is going to be a running corps to take the place of the paper it is because we did our good combination of both running the injured George Johnson, who job." and passing," said Szlachcic. broke his leg earlier in the Senior tight end Brett Landman "We are going to try to mix up season. He has rushed for 258 added, "What Erik does is a our plays and not depend on one yards this season and provides direct result of the offensive line. area too much." and extra threat in the backfield I think it is a whole team effort." So when White is not passing, for the Falcons. Senior center Brian Sherman he will be handing off to his With Szlachcic, Landman, believes the line's relationship backs, LeRoy Smith, Zeb Jack- Smith, Jackson, and Lindsey to with White is a two-way street. son, and Scott Lindsey. throw or hand off to, the Falcons "Erik is a great quarterback," Smith is the MAC's fourth lead- appear to have the right weapons said Sherman. "He needs us as ing rusher with 80.6 yards per it takes to come home Cal Bowl much as we need him." game. With nine total touch- champions. "All the wars are won up front," said Sherman. "We get people moved, so the ball can be moved. The men are up front on the football field." It requires a special frame of mind to perform as an offensive lineman. The game of football is focused around the skill positions (quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers) with those up front receiving minimal recogni- tion for their deeds en the gri- neBGNrm/TbnN. diron. Hence, the offensive line- men are rarely magnified in the BG tailback LeRoy Smith runs past Cincinnati defenders early in the spotlight unless it comes in the season. Smith was a second team all-MAC selection this year. He form of criticism from the lack of teams with Zeb Jackson and Scott Lindsey to give the Falcons a for- a fine tuned offense. midable running attack. "It comes with the position and you learn to deal with it," said Bosko. "You know you are not go- ing to make the headlines." Best of Luck to ... the Best Buy In Town! Sherman said. "As long as LeRoy, Erik and Mark (Szlach- cic) score touchdowns, we know the BGSU Football Team we are doing our job." R.E. MANAGEMENT, "During the off-season we all lifted and ran together every day. uwmvny IMSM Mr *ffMg, and that shows on the football Similar & M 1992. field this season," said Sherman. According to Landman, this 1. CtafMMtaw 5. 640 6#> ft. 9. SIS N. Nth kind of group commradery off the 2. RaeHaaj* Mian 6. SIS N. M* ft. 10. 733 Mt»* field is what has propelled the 3. 615 U—i ft. 7. 125 TVM ft. Falcons on the field. 11. 755 Ma** "The offensive line is a tight 4. 701 fear* ft. 1. S41 BjM ft. It 777 NtM* group," said Landman. Art Now! 352-9302 Not given many opportunities Pictuie KMwapwl to score a touchdown or make a Cne-winning interception, ? IIS Rabat, ft. men find other avenues to quench their thirst for gridiron Placc \ P.S. Many CWtm.il "When you bury a gujguy in the ■oil ground and then help him up, this is what is exciting for me, said Located in the University Union Bosko. Page Twelve CAL BOWL PREVIEW Thursday, December 12, 1991 *************************************************************** *********************************

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