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Page 5 Nation Falcon hockey plays at Miami and Michigan at Officials review policies after Ice Arena Saturday gunman incident Page 3 NEWS Page 6 Friday, November 15, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 199 The News' Computers, drive Briefs reported stolen Students have chance to win from West Hall books The BC News Barb Waddell, public informa- Students can win books tion officer, said there is a possi- valued at $250 throughout Computer equipment has been bility the thefts may be a con- November, as WFAL has reported stolen in West Hall four nected. teamed up with SBX to give times since Oct. 21. Although Waddell could not listeners a chance to get ■ Journalism Professor Sam give out much information be- free reading material. Winch reported that several cause the cases are still under Listeners can register for a computer parts and a compact investigation, she said a door was chance to win the books disc player were stolen from his used to enter the offices to take during each Disc Jockey's show. On the week of Dec. 2, office between Nov. 12 and 13. the equipment and the entrances 10 finalists will be drawn to ■ Jim Davis, Department of were similar. compete in a Dec. 6 Telecommunications radio engi- University Police are develop- scavenger hunt. Falcon neer, reported a Macintosh com- Radio WFAL will do a live puter was stolen between Nov. 12 remote from SBX and an- and 13. nounce the winner on the ■ Davis reported a hard drive Anyone with air. WFAL is the Universi- was stolen Nov. 11. information can ty's commercial AM radio According to police reports, contact University station. two students were having trouble with the computer and called Police at 372-2346. Jay YauaaTkc BG N«wi Davis. Davis looked at the com- Admissions Director Michael Walsh talks to parents and prospective students about the Universi- Monetary donations puter and found the hard drive ty. Walsh said It is important to answer the questions of parents and their children. show increase missing. However, the mouse, keyboard, monitor and cord were Quarterly figures are in still in the office. and the numbers are up ~ ■ Davis also reported a video Director reaches out to ing a list of suspects. However, both in the number of do- editing computer was stolen be- anyone with Information can con- nors to the University and tween Oct. 21 and Oct. 22. The tact the police station at the dollar amount of contri- computer was valued at about butions, according to John 372-2346. prospective BG students $5,000. Moore, interim vice presi- dent for University Ad- Jay Young "I was looking at myself and He said his office works as a vancement. As of Sept. 30, The BC News said, "Wow, one year in admis- representative of the entire in- the end of the first quarter BGSU to celebrate stitution for prospective stu- sions and what can I put on my of the fiscal year, the Uni- Editor's note: This is the resume? I know all the back dents. versity had received gifts "The Admissions office is a from 6,700 donors, an in- fourth part of a series about roads in Montana, Idaho, Education Week campus leaders. Wyoming and western South facilitator," Walsh said. "Our crease of 1,000 over the same time period a year If someone is thinking about and North Dakota.' So, I quit primary job is to facilitate Maureen Barry cal one-room school house activi- communications between the ago. Telefund campaigns, ties and lessons, including a coming to the University or the job." which run from September The BC News should be considering it as an Walsh left and earned his University and the student and spelling bee, at 2 p.m. and 3:30 though June, and direct option, it is the job of Admis- master's In 1980. Then, as as- convince the student that we mall pieces are largely re- American Education Week will p.m. sistant director in Virginia, he are what they're looking for Elementary students from sions Director Michael Walsh sponsible for the donor in- be celebrated beginning Sunday to make sure they know what designed a computerized hous- and this is the place they crease, said Ken Frisch, di- at the University's Little Red Luckey, Lemoyne, Oak Harbor to think about. ing program that described should come." rector of glf plan- School House. and Woodmore will visit the Walsh first became inter- rooms and improved the way Convincing the potential stu- ning/senior development The 20th anniversary celebra- school house from 10 a.m. to 2 dent means responding to specialist. ested in university admissions the office did business. tion of the University's Educa- p.m., Monday through Friday. after college, when he took a "I was shifted over to admis- questions in a timely manner. Beverly France, a former tional Memorabilia Center takes job at Carroll College in He- sions to computerize it. In the Walsh said his staff is working Rossford teacher, said she wrote Student protesters place from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. lena, Mont. "My first year out process of doing it I discovered the phones from 8 a.m. to 5 According to Marilyn Braatz, lesson plans for the week's guest of college 1 worked in admis- p.m. every business day. At the charged with tres- teachers. there's a whole other side to public relations specialist for the sions and I quit after nine same time, they are processing "This is history, children admissions," Walsh said. passing College of Education and Allied months. It was the worst job in applications and mail requests. should know how we started," Walsh became the Universi- Professions, members of the my life," Walsh said. "I was ty Admissions director in July Walsh said this first impres- ATHENS, Ohio-Stu- University Theatre department France said. abused. I hit the road in the sion is very important. dents arrested after a 1994. He brought with him the will perform at 2:45 p.m. They middle of September and trav- "When we do have contact protest against logging at According to France, the pump experience of the worst job in will portray three one-room eled every week to the middle his life with people on the telephone, Wayne National Forest will organ in the school house will be school-house teachers during of April." "One of the first things I did we treat them as if they are the their presentation in Jensen Au- played during the week's cele- be arraigned Tuesday and Though he put thousands of when I got control of it was the most Important person. We ditorium in the Education Build- bration, also. miles in, Walsh said he wasn't low man on the totem poll no give them our undivided atten- Wednesday. Braatz said the week's activi- Athens police and Athens ing. included in staff meetings or longer was abused," Walsh County sheriff's deputies Elementary students will also ties are important to the history travel plans. said. See WALSH, page four. arrested 21 people who re- perform dramatizations of typi- of the University. fused to leave the Athens district office of the U.S. Forest Service on Wednes- School house day. Another 20 protested Critic protests pageant with fiery suicide outside. Police clerk Wendy Srlnlvasa Prasad mounting since it was announced said in a telephone interview izers insisted the contest would celebrates James said Thursday that The Associated Press that the pageant would be held from Bangalore. goon. all 21 people arrested were this year in India. Critics say the Kumar shouted slogans Last month, protesters broke anniversary charged with criminal tres- BANGALORE, India - A critic contest is demeaning to women criticizing the pageant. He later into the showroom of one of the passing. Two of them also and contrary to Indian values and Maureen Barry were charged with resisting of the Miss World contest com- died in a local hospital with burns contest's corporate sponsors and arrest. mitted suicide Thursday by set- culture over 90 percent of his body, the smeared cow dung and coal tar The BC News ting himself on fire In front of Nearly 1,500 armed policemen Press Trust of India news agency on its products. They will be arraigned in dozens of people to protest the have been guarding the Chin- said. Promoters say the pageant, The Educational Memorabilia county municipal court. beauty pageant being held in this naswamy cricket stadium and Kumar belonged to the youth which has been held for the past Center, also known as the Little Some of those in the southern city. the Windson Manor hotel where wing of the Communist Party of four years in Sun City, South Red School House, will celebrate crowd outside said all of the its 20th anniversary at the Uni- protesters were members Suresh Kumar, a 25-year-old 88 participants are staying. India, which has been the most Africa, would bring world atten- of OU Campus Greens, an tailor, died within hours of set- Sallm Pasha, who witnessed outspoken of the national politi- tion to Bangalore and boost In- versity this Sunday. Ohio University student or- ting himself alight In Madural, a the suicide, said no one tried to cal parties against the event. dia's image abroad Built in 1875, the school house ganization concerned with town 200 miles southeast of stop Kumar. Members of some women's Last week, organizers shifted was used until 1936 In Norwalk. environmental Issues. Bangalore, Indian news agencies "Scores of people who were at groups had threatened to commit the contest's swimsuit competi- It was then moved to the Univer- reported. the bus station simply watched as suicide to disrupt the pageant, tion to the. Seychelles Islands, sity in 1975-76 to house the Uni- The group met with forest Threats and protests have been he set himself on fire," Pasha but public officials and organ- hoping to defuse the worst. versity's Educational Memora- supervisor Eurial E. Turner bilia Collection. shortly after 4 p.m. to David Elsass, director of the protest plans for logging about a third of the trees Tension from charges creates caution at military facility Educational Memorabilia Center from 442 of the forest's and associate dean of the college 227,000 acres, said Karen Alex Dominguez volve women, but even If I touch volve drill sergeant Delmar my son this weekend and the of Education in the late 60s, said Hughes, spokeswoman for The Associated Press a male soldier while teaching, he Simpson, who is charged with barber says "Oh, here's the drill he was assigned by then- the forest. The arrests were can say something," said La- raping three recruits and threat- sergeant and his son.' I imme- president William Jerome to made about 5:30 p.m. ABERDEEN, Md. - Drill ser- Francois, a staff sergeant who ening to kill or injure the women diately felt defensive," said Sgt search for a one-room school geant Todd Hilliker says he felt a teaches generator repair. if they told. 1st Class HUHker, 33. "Normally, house to bring to the University. Hughes said the timber chill when he walked Into the PX "There's more caution now." The Army has filed criminal he probably wouldn't have said The school house was found on sales are designed to im- barber shop. Sadie Alexander, an Tension at the military's Aber- charges against two drill ser- anything, or he would have said, the farm of Becky Under, an ed- prove animal habitat and 18-year-old recruit, complains deen Proving Ground has risen in geants and a captain and admin- 'Here's Todd.' I felt like the ucation student from Norwalk, protect plant species. she now has to take a female the past week, after soldiers istrative charges against two whole place was looking at me." Elsass said. "buddy" wherever she goes. And were accused of rape, sexual trainers at the base In Aberdeen. The scandal has made a tough Retired education faculty Instructor Robert LaFrancois harassment and other miscon- Fifteen other instructors have drill sergeant In Missouri was member Dan Heisler and his thinks the classroom atmosphere duct involving more than a dozen been placed on administrative sentenced to five months in jail three sons, who were University la poisoned women recruits. duty. "I understand the charges in- The most serious charges in- "I went to the PX barber with See ABERDEEN, page four. See EDUCATION, page four. \ i -} * — Opinion page two Friday, November 15, 1996 E.A.R. to the ground Sorry, I wasn't paying attention What's up with this? It's not even Thanksgiving Yes, it's bring your column check-plus, but I'm sure I can d'oeurve." to work week here at The News. work it up to a "good" by the To my last class, Imaglna yet, and everywhere we go in the town of BG, the mer- All this week I will be writing end of the semester. On one of live Writing. chants are already bombarding us with Christmas! my column during my classes. om my papers I received an "excel- This Is a great class, be To my knowledge, this type of lent." which must entitle me to cause you never know what's No sooner did the jack-o-lanterns, fake cobwebs and ground-breaking experiment some sort of extra credit (Note: going to happen. In the middle costume accessories come off the shelves when they has never been attempted be- Mather the T.A.'s names for this class of today's class, the T.A. said. fore. Of course it's also to my are Bill and Ted). Attendance "Did I lust spit on the floor? I were replaced with tinsel, glass globe ornaments and knowledge that the world is flat. usual statement that she won't is also taken in this class ev- think I did." This is the differ- Christmas cards. And since most of us are broke col- For example, right now I'm pick out overly specific ques- eryday, even though It In no ence between a T.A. and a pro- legians, none of these wonderful "gift ideas" marketed in my social psych class. We're tions for the test. For example, way plays a part on our grade. fessor. A professor would have discussing the movie "Twelve the following: "During Stanley In the course description book, said, "I just spit on the floor. in the stores will be wrapped and given by us. Time Angry Men." which we watched Mllgram's 1959 experiment on they described this class as Now write a five-page paper on to start composing that heart-felt poem for all of your last week. Surprisingly, the 12 obedience In atypical shock "perfect for those who need to why you think I spit on the angry men were not Just irate therapy, what did he eat for establish an alibi." floor. family members that you can label as "meaning more Boston College athletes, upset breakfast?" Is not an overly spe- Uh-oh. You know when In today's class, we di- than any material gift." that they lost money on the cific question. i'ou're taking notes, and you vided up Into groups. fThe en- * • * » Tyson fight. Instead, it's a A major portion of our ook up on the board for the tire following sequence actually courtroom drama based on the next test will be from the sec- second half of the sentence happened.) Ron wasn't here Perhaps the Christmas extravaganza has some- class-action suit against Don tion on social loafing. This col- you're writing, and Instead today. To help visualize the King for actually putting to- umn I'm writing in the middle there's a new page of notes groups, the professor had me thing to do with the weather. An E.A.R. member spent gether a real fight. class Is an example of social showing? I hate that. write Ron's name on a piece of her weekend in the hills of Kentucky visiting a friend, Oh. I'd better listen up. loafing. My friend who normally I'm In "clase espanol" now. paper, which then "became" and returned to BG to find it looking like a winter this sounds important. sits next to me skipped class I like my Spanish professor, Ron. "Here, hold Ron." she said. "Okay class. Wednesday's today. This is an example of mostly because he spends a I wish a girl would have been wonderland. Our Indian Summer luck has run out. exam will be 50 multiple choice antisocial loafing. majority of his time making fun absent today. questions. Bring a number two I should probably warn of the French. The French need I held my own conversa- pencil and 50 dollars if you you. since this column breaks to be made fun of, they are re- tion with Ron. "Ron, you're not Okay, every other public university in the state want an A. I'm sorry class, did in between my classes. It could sponsible for ruining the En- yourself today. You haven't of Ohio had the day off on Monday in commemora- I say that out loud? I meant 100 cut off at any t- glish language with words like said a word." He curled up as if dollars. I'm In my next class. We're ors-d'oeuvres. It's OR- to say, "I'm sorry." tion of Veteran's day. Every office on this campus was The exam will be over discussing a cartoon where DERVES. okay?! If you Insist on At the end of the class I closed (tough break if you needed something). How- chapters 1 -30. excluding chap- there is an athletic coach who using the French spelling, pro- turned Ron in. The professor ever, we still had class. There are living, breathing, ters 1-3. 4. 5-7. 8. 9. 10. 11- only shows movies in class, nounce it correctly, as in. "The crumpled up Ron and threw 12. 13-15. 17. and 18-25. Since exactly like the class I'm In. horse-devours the 'avena.'" him away. Somewhere out actual veterans on this campus — don't they deserve we are so far behind. I've also Not that I don't like this ("Avena" is Spanish for there. Ron Just got a headache to have a day off (as well as the rest of us)? decided to drop chapter 16 from class. I love this class. The "oatmeal." I'm also learning my and he doesn't know why. I'm • * • * this test. However, all of these grading scale for this class is vocabulary here, okay?) If you never skipping this class again. chapters will be on the final." check-minus, okay, check- pronounce it the English way. e-mail Tom at matner@ There is something to do on campus this week- As we're preparing for our plus, and good. I'm not kidding. use it the English way, as in, bgnet.bgsu.edu, or just find him next test, the T.A. makes the Right now I think I have a "To horses, oatmeal is an horse in class, he's probably not pay- end — hockey! Due to the expected immense popu- ing attention anyway. larity of the game (BGSU vs. Michigan), a student ticket pickup is in effect. Take yourself (and your ID, with current validation sticker) to the Memorial Hall box office and get one for yourself. And then, watch the Falcon icers roll over the Wolverines. • • » » Do your part — donate blood! The Bloodmobile will be here all next week at the Amani Down Under (in the Commons). The hours will be 9-4 on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, and 9-7 on Wednesday. And, don't assume that someone else will do it for you — it's Just a few minutes of your time that can save somebody's life.

The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" ^frffcilU^- Editors Clinton won African-American support Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor The 1996 electoral cam- Americans. Latinos, labor and Clinton's policies as being in paign which re-elected both In- other liberal constituencies. harmony with Its own moder- Joe Boyle Jim Barker cumbent President Bill Clinton The Dole-Gingrich philosophy ately liberal agenda: Working City editor Managing editor and the Republican-controlled of smaller government, reduc- for reforms within the political Congress was. by all estimates, tions in education and health system, liberalizing capitalism Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi the most boring contest in re- Marable care, and no support for urban by Increasing black business Opinion editor Photo editor cent memory. Millions of vot- policy and employment initia- sub-contracts and by expand- ers stayed home on election tives, directly contradicted ing the percentages of blacks in Tiffany Wendeln Brandon Wray day. Public opinion polls Indi- at least a 15 percent margin. blacks' interests. Although management, cultural integra- Copy Chief Entertainment editor cated a deep distrust of both Dole's rejection of reproductive Kemp scheduled public ap- tion into the mainstream of Clinton and Dole, and a strong rights, family leave, affirmative pearances in Harlem and other white America. The essential Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins desire for a real alternative in actions and other conservative black communities, the repub- contradiction for the black elite policies alienated millions of lican ticket placed virtually no Is that neither Clinton nor the Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor politics. Television ratings for the two presidential debates working women. African Ameri- advertisements in black media, republicans really favor a were the lowest ever recorded. cans in record numbers also such as Black Entertainment change In the racial status quo. Production Staff Clinton's re-election was rejected the Dole-Kemp ticket. Television. Under Clinton's administra- greatly assisted by a relatively At the beginning of the cam- Conversely. Clinton was tion, blacks will undoubtedly Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl strong domestic economy. paign. Republican officials be- able to emphasize his close and have representatives at the Since January. 1993. 10.7 mil- lieved that they might win at cordial relationships with Afri- table. But on a range of issues Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel lion new jobs were created In least 15 percent of the total can-American voters. His roots affecting the lives of millions of the U.S. — although millions of black vote. Colin Powell re- in Arkansas were readily ap- working class and impover- Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor them were located In the ser- mains a popular figure among parent whenever he visited a ished African Americans — on vice sector or at low to mini- many African Americans, and black church, or when he ad- welfare, health care, urban re- Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry mum wages. Corporate profits his decision to become a repub- dressed the Congressional newal, etc. — Clinton's victory and the stock market soared lican was viewed as a hopeful Black Caucus weekend In Sep- changes little to nothing. Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec under Clinton, so business was sign. Jack Kemp's selection as tember. Clinton understands Dr. Manning Marable Is a not dissatisfied with the politi- the Vice Presidential candidate the language and culture of Af- professor of history and the di- cal stalemate between a demo- was also widely praised, due to rican Americans, and appears rector of the Institute for Re- Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in cratic president and a republi- his reputation as a defender of personally comfortable around search in African-American this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly affirmative action and his ad- black people. Studies. Columbia University prohibited. can Congress. The failure of the Demo- vocacy of a more racially Inclu- Despite their disappoint- and a guest columnist for "The The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 ment with many of his policies. and is published daily during the academic year and crats to win majorities In the sive Republican party. Back in News." Wednesday's In the summer. senate and house was also not 1992. even George Bush was African Americans made the Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the surprising. In most of the ma- able to take 10 percent of the realistic Judgment that Clinton student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions jor presidential landslides since national black vote: there and the democrats were clearly Correction expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily World War II. usually the win- seemed nowhere to go but up. the best of the available alter- those of The BG News. ning candidate's party achieves There were several prob- natives. Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, Finally, Clinton won the The Nov. 12 edition modest legislative gains, if at lems with the GOP's black of the Campus Buzz typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- overwhelming support of the all. strategy. First. Dole and Kemp incorrectly reported the sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any opportunistically repudiated black economic and political and all letters. The major reason that the time of today's Men's and republicans performed below their own moderate records on establishment: the Congres- The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of sional Black Caucus. NAACP, Women's Choruses any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. expectations was the reality of civil rights and affirmative ac- performance. The correct the gender and racial gap be- tion In the campaign. The black elected officials, execu- time Is 8 p.m. In tives and public administra- 210 West Had tween the two major parties. republican's "Contract for Kobacker 11,ill Bowling Green State University White males generally split America." the ultra-right blue- tors, and the growing African- American professional and The News regrets the Bowling Green. OH 43403 their votes evenly between Dole print of Congressional conser- error. bgnews! 9 bgnet.bgsu.edu and Clinton. White women, by vatives led by Newt Gingrich, managerial class. Ideologically, contrast, voted for Clinton by was widely opposed by African much of this group interpreted

< \ ', Nation Friday, November 15,1996 page three

Director Videotaping a new friend orders security review Paul Souhrada The Associated Press

COLUMBUS -- The director of the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation on Thursday ordered a review of security and agency procedures that he said could avoid a repeat of Wednes- day's standoff at a downtown of- fice tower. "I'm saddened that anyone would become despondent enough to create yesterday's sit- uation," James Conrad said in a news release. "But instead of dwelling on what happened, we'- re using these events as a chal- lenge to step up our already ag- gressive agenda to improve ser- vice to Ohio's injured workers." Authorities say James L. Dailey, upset over a claim the bureau had denied, took three hostages on the 12th floor of the bureau's headquarters. He was armed with three guns and two cans of gasoline, they said. The standoff ended after about seven hours, and no one was in- jured. Dailey was a welder for CVI in the suburb of Hilllard until he in- jured his back in 1992. Thr Aisoclatrd Preii Wearing a denim jacket and blue jeans, Dailey appeared James Cocin, from Pittsburgh, videotapes a newborn giraffe at the Pittsburgh Zoo. teaches. Cocln said he was videotaping the animals to show to the kindergarten class that he somber during his bond hearing on three counts of kidnapping Thursday. Franklin County Mun- icipal Court Judge Janet Jackson set his bond at $1.5 million and scheduled a preliminary hearing Women becoming passionate about sport for Nov. 22. Dailey, 36, of Washington Slobhan McDonough states. There are also Orvis- Court House, made no state- The Associated Press Fly-fishing no longer only for 'tweedy, elitist male crowd' hosted women-only fly-fishing ments in court and said nothing trips to the Caribbean, Alaska as he was returned to the county KEENE VALLEY, N.Y. - Care- about fly-fishing, women are women anglers. women enjoy fishing as an es- and the American West. jail. fully wading through a sun- wading into rivers, streams and "I have husbands calling me to cape from their daily routine. "You can no longer say to a Conrad said he appointed a dappled river, Jane Gibbs tries brooks in growing numbers. sign their wives up for lessons. "Women will spend their days woman when she arrives into a committee of employees and se- not to spook the brown trout she They're becoming passionate But once the woman gets out on on the stream and their evenings fly-fishing shop, 'Are you looking curity professionals to evaluate senses nearby. about a sport traditionally en- the stream, the fascination with congregated around a campfire, for something for your husband?' the risk at bureau offices. He She knows they're there. She's joyed by a tweedy, elitist male fishing becomes completely her smoking cigars and swapping " Ms. Perkins says. said he expected recom- seen them and caught them be- crowd. own." fish stories," she says. She notes a 150 percent growth mendations within 10 days. fore in this birch-lined stretch of "Fly-fishing was a forbidden Joan Wulff, 69, who owns The Orvis, the outdoor outfitters, in women's sales in 1995-96. Two armed city police officers the Au Sable River. realm; it was a man's world," re- Wulff Fly Fishing School on the reports that the enrollment of "Women are the fastest- were on duty in the building's Alas, on this day neither a woo- calls Patty Reilly, 45, a free-lance Beaverkill River in New York's women in its fly-fishing schools growing aspect of the fly-fishing lobby Thursday, but no other ad- lly bugger nor an olive caddis guide based in Jackson Hole, Catskills region, says, "Women has swelled in the last two years. industry," Ms. Perkins says. ditional security was apparent. fools the trout prized by fly- Wyo. "You should have seen the always thought the sport was Women now comprise 38 percent One of the reasons for that The three men who were taken fishing devotees. All Ms. Gibbs expressions or. some men's faces closed to them. of the students, says Gwenn Per- growth is an improvement in hostage - two employees of a se- has to show for her efforts are when they'd see I was their "Now, 25 years after the wom- kins, director of Orvis Women's equipment for women. curity company and a bureau in- snags in some low-hanging trees guide." en's movement, they're inde- Outdoor Program and a national- "If a woman is comfortable vestigator ~ were back at work. and debris. Although women have always pendent and realize they can do ly recognized fly-fishing instruc- outdoors - able to endure the Union officials said they Surrounded by exquisite Adir- fished, they were few in number. anything they want to." tor. cold, wind, biting insects and rain already made recommendations ondack mountain scenery and Many were taught by their Her late husband, Lee Wulff, The Reel Women mailing list with dignity - then she'll love fly- to improve security, but were ig- sounds, she's hardly dejected. grandfathers, boyfriends or was a fly-fishing legend who has grown from 250 names to fishing," says Ms. Wulff, whose nored. "I fish and fish," says Ms. other relatives. pioneered catch-and-release fish- 2,500 over the last few years, Ms. long list of achievements include "The drive to reduce costs may Gibbs, 37, of Boston. "Even with- "For many years I didn't have ing and designed flies that bear Murphy says. winning best distance cast in the have compromised some of their out much to show for it, I'm glad anyone to fish with except men," his name. Last year more than 80 attend- fishermen's distance fly-fishing to be outdoors." says Ms. Reilly, who like other Lori-Ann Murphy, owner- ed Orvis' two women-only clinics tournament In 1951 when she See GUNMAN, page four. Five centuries after an English guides and outdoor outfitters operator of Reel Women Expe- in Manchester, Vt. Programs now nun wrote the first known book note the growing number of ditions in Victor, Wyo., says are being offered in four other See FISHING, page four. Aftermath Bombing trial lawyers don't want reporters with victims

Steven K. Paulson rately in Denver, perhaps as the case was moved to Denver The Associated Press early as March, bombing victims because of heavy publicity. and their families will be able to Michael Minnis, an attorney DENVER - Reporters should watch on closed-circuit televi- for the news organizations, noted not be allowed to sit in the same sion from a courtroom in Okla- that the law was established for room with victims of the Okla- homa City. those who could not afford to at- homa City bombing and watch tend the trial - and he said that the closed-circuit telecast of the News organizations have asked includes many small newspapers trial, lawyers on both sides of the U.S. District Judge Richard and radio stations in Oklahoma. case argued Tuesday. Matsch to let reporters into the Reporters only want to put room on behalf of the public, ar- Minnis said the media also help survivors and relatives of vic- guing that the media have a right assure the community that jus- tims under a microscope, and to monitor the trial and victims' tice is being done and provide an that would violate their privacy, reactions. Matsch did not imme- outlet for community anger. prosecutors said. diately rule. "I'm just saying for the dignity McVeigh and Nichols could get of the victims... the media should A new federal law requires the death penalty if convicted in not be allowed access," pros- closed-circuit telecasts of trials the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. ecutor Vlcki Behenna said. moved more than 350 miles. The Murrah Federal Building. The at- When Timothy McVeigh and law was enacted for victims of tack killed 168 people and in- Terry Nichols go on trial sepa- the Oklahoma City bombing after jured more than 500. TWA victim recovered, identified The Associated Press medical examiner's office said that remains had been found. The family of the victim has re- NEW YORK - The remains of quested that the name not be number of victims' remains another victim from the crash of released, it said. received by the medical exam- TWA night 800 have been re- iner's office, with 214 positive covered and positively identi- The remains were recovered identifications. fied, the medical examiner's of- last week, when investigators fice announced today. began dredging with scallop The Paris-bound flight crashed Tkc AjMclMcd PrrM boats to scoop up pieces of the on July 17 off of Long Island Cleveland residents work to clean up the mess Mother Nature left behind. Areas of Northeast Ohio got A forensic radiologist identi- plane that had been buried in the shortly after takeoff from Ken- as much as 40 laches of snow. fied the remains through the use ocean floor. It was only the sec- nedy Airport, killing all 230 peo- of X-rays, the Suffolk County ond time in the past two months ple aboard.

'« page four The l!(, News Friday, November 15,1996 ABERDEEN Continued from page one. hours, and one performed oral Still, many female trainees at fault," said Pvt Tara Adelman, portunities. choice, Hilliker said. "It's a ca- sex on her supervisor. Five ser- Aberdeen publicly said they have 18, of Milbank, S.D. "My trust in "Everybody will say, "Oh, you reer-ender if you dont go," he and given a bad-conduct dis- geants were disciplined. been treated well by the Army the Army and the military hasn't were at Aberdeen,'" she said, said. charge for having sex with three A hot line set up to field com- and questioned the actions of changed." job tougher, Hilliker said. The scandal has prompted base women recruits. And The San plaints of sexual misconduct at both the men and the women in- And Staff Sgt. Deborah Clin- Drill sergeants are put in officials to more strictly enforce Antonio Express-News reported Aberdeen has become a clear- volved. ton, who recently finished two charge of SO to 100 fresh soldiers, a buddy system under which that women trainees from Fort inghouse for complaints about "If they were attacked, the years as a drill sergeant at Aber- often work more than 24 hours trainees, especially women, must Sam Houston kissed their super- U.S. military personnel world- sergeants should pay. If it was deen, said she is concerned the straight, and are given two-year have their buddy, usually their visors while drinking after wide. consensual, then they both are at scandal may hurt promotion op- tours of duty with almost no roommate, with them at all times. EDUCATION Continued from page one. The school house was then re- Elsass said, beginning with the began and the importance of ed- schoolhouse was brought to the the Red Barn Antiques store on built on campus with $50,000 ap- request from President Jerome, ucation," according to Elsass. University, Elsass said. RL2S. students at the time, volunteered propriated by the state legisla- the process took about six years. The Educational Memorabilia Elsass said he purchased the According to Elsass, almost 96 to dismantle the school house ture and $15,000 in private dona- "The school house should be a Collection began In the Dean's first items, a desk, a globe and a percent of the collection has been brick-by-brick. tions. reminder of how Bowling Green office reception area before the school clock, for the collection at donated. WALSH Continued from page one. letters within 48 hours. He said The change can be seen in the people at the top and we'll get mailing 32,000 students informa- place I'll have fun, where teach- the number of choices available University's show rate, the num- enough at the bottom is changing. tion. ers are Interested In me; I'm not tion," Walsh said. "You have to to high school graduates have ber of students who are accepted Now what we have to do, is we've Recruiting a student also a number and I'll enjoy it.'" answer them in such a way that changed the way his office does compared to those who actually got these people at the top, we've means capturing the interest and Walsh said he enjoys his work the person on the other end of the business. enroll. Walsh said 42 percent of got to figure out which ones have answering the questions of par- at the University. phone feels that you really care. "It's very competitive, so we students accepted today enroll, the greatest potential in coming." ents. He said one of the best things To that person on the other end have to figure out where the stu- compared to 60 percent 10 years The new approach is reflected "You have to do both. You have is getting to deal with generally of the phone, these are the most dents are that would be inter- ago. in the amount of mail that cur- to recruit the student and you happy people. important questions on earth. To ested in Bowling Green, and "The theory used to be, If I got rently comes out of the Admis- have to keep the parent positive," "We're a positive office. The you, they're run-of-the-mill ques- reach out to them," Walsh said. enough people to ask for an ap- sions Office. Walsh said the of- Walsh said. "Parents are very only people complaining to me tions." "We know where our primary plication then a certain percent- fice mailed about 1,000,000 stu- concerned about return on in- are those people who get denied Walsh said inquiry turn around and secondary markets are. We age would apply and a certain dents Information 10 to 15 years vestment. They hear horror sto- or those we didn't get something time is also important, so the ad- need to make sure we are reach- percentage would enroll. That's ago. Today, a greater number of ries about people graduating and in time to," Walsh said. "I don't missions staff tries to return ing them in a way they can relate not true anymore," Walsh said. students are recruited by target- not getting jobs. The student's send out bills. I dont send out phone calls within 24 hours, and to." "The old theory of put enough ing the University market and standpoint is, 'I want to go some grades. I dont do financial aid-" GUNMAN

Continued from page three. Commission employees who Patrol troopers in the lobby. Wray said some bureau re- Conrad said Thursday that the office a number of time before work in the William Green build- ■ Making visitors pass through gional offices already have bet- bureau did not plan to review and knew some of the employees security considerations," said ing. metal detectors on their way Into ter security than the main office. Dailey's case. on a first-name basis Peter Wray, spokesman for the the building. In some, claims representatives Robert Liss, a Columbus law- Ohio Civil Service Employees Among the union suggestions: are separated from clients by Conrad confirmed reports that yer who specializes In workers' Association, which represents ■ Restricting access to some ■ Providing better training for thick glass panels. Other build- Dailey carried the guns into the comp cases, said he was sur- 1,150 bureau and 250 Industrial floors. security personnel to help them ings restrict access to work building in a sleeping bag. He prised something like this hadn't ■ Stationing armed Highway spot potential troublemakers. areas. added that Dailey had been in the happened sooner. FISHING Continued from page three. Rhythm and timing are the The club is named for Dame cer patients that includes in- stream. places In the world," she says cast her line 161 feet. key. Women are fast learners and Juliana Berners, a nun who wrote struction, basic stream entomo- "Reading or vegging-out Fly-fishing Is how Margot The key word is 'comfortable,' are more patient than men, who the first publication on fly- logy and an evening group forum doesn't make me relax," says Ms. Page, former editor of The Amer- according to Ms. Wulf f. She used tend to use too much power when fishing, printed in England in led by a registered psychothera- Lawson, a member of the board ican Fly Fisher quarterly journal, to fish with a fiberglass and they're frustrated, she says 1496. This year marks the 500th pist to discuss emotional re- of trustees of Trout Unlimited bonded with her husband, Tom bamboo rod and wear men's Nancy Zakon, 53, an instructor anniversary of the publication of covery-related issues. board of trustees. "I have to Rosenbauer, who heads hunting boots and waders that on her who has fished rivers from "The Treatise Of Fishing With The motion of fly casting helps override my mind. and fishing marketing for Orvis. were "like death traps." Maine to New Mexico and Flor- An Angle." restore shoulder mobility that Manufacturers now make ida to Montana, has even made In her writing. Dame Juliana may have been reduced from "Fishing is one of the things Although she was first intro- graphite rods and design boots fly-fishing accessible to women describes how to make a two- surgery, says Dr. Benita Walton. that takes my mind off every- duced to the sport by her grand- and waders to fit a women's in Manhattan. piece fly rod. For fishing line, she "But just as important Is the thing. I'm too busy scrambling father, Sparse Grey Hackle - an shape. When she founded Juliana tells how to dye white horsehair psychological component - the over rocks, looking up to the next icon in the fly-fishing world - Women tend to excel at fly- Berners' Anglers fly-fishing club natural colors to match the solace provided by beautiful, pool, watching for motions and Page didnt get hooked until fishing because it's a sport of fi- several months ago, there were water. She recommends hooks wild outdoor settings." rises, ducking branches and mov- meeting her husband. nesse rather than strength, says only six members. Now 70 take for certain fish and advises on Joanne Lawson of Washington, ing over logs to be passive or Ms. Murphy of Reel Women Ex- advantage of the club's monthly conservation. DC, is among the women eager think of much else." "I wanted to find out what peditions, whose students have fishing trips, casting clinics in One of Orvis' newest programs to get out as the sun rises, and drew him to the sport," says included Meryl Streep, Kevin Central Park and cocktail parties is Casting for Recovery, a fly- then later return for some even- "Fly-fishing takes you to some Page, 43. "I did it as a way to un- Bacon and Martha Stewart. and lectures fishing program for breast can- ing fishing In a moonlit-streaked of the most beautiful, clean derstand his maniacal interest."

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f. < > ™ Sports Friday, November 15,1996 page five BG heavily favored to win MAC tournament JlmTocco the game to Ypsilanti. The win at home waa EMU's The BC News first MAC win of all time. The games get underway at noon on Friday, as For six Mid-American Conference teams, the en- the third seed Kentucky takes on sixth seed tire season has been building toward this weekend. Western Michigan. This weekend's Mid-American Conference soccer "[Kentucky] beat us, 6-0 at their place, but we tournament here at Mickey Cochrane Field will be weren't entirely healthy. Now we've got our the culmination of a season of toil. players back..." Kentucky head coach Ian Collins summed it up "If we perform up to our capabilities, we can when he said, "Whatever happened in the past beat anybody," Collins said. 10-12 weeks means nothing. The next three games Directly after that game, fourth seed Miami will mean everything." take on fifth seed Eastern Michigan. All six teams will enter shooting for the prize - During the regular season, Miami defeated an automatic bid to the 32-team NCAA tourna- Eastern, 3-2. ment "We did win that game," Kramig said, "but It The top seed Is Bowling Green. With 11 straight was a very tough game. It's always hard to beat a wins, BG will be the team to beat, and everyone team twice In a season..." knows 1L "They [BG] are the best team In the MAC Kramig was not highly complimentary of his without a doubt," said Eastern Michigan head team's performance this season. coach Brian Tlnnion. "I think it will take another "I told the guys that we basically have three team playing just out of their skin and BG having seasons. You have the non-conference season in an offday for anyone to beat them in this tourna- September, you have your conference schedule in ment They're a very well-coached team. They beat mid-October to November, and then you've got the us 5-1, and I don't think they even played their best tournament. Obviously, we failed the first two soccer against us." tests miserably, and now we'll see how we do for Miami coach Bobby Kramig agreed. the third one." "I've been here 14 years, and flat out. It's the The higher seed from the winners of these two best team I've ever seen at BG," he said. "They've games will face Bowling Green at noon on Satur- had some good teams, like the one that lost in the day. first round of the NCAA's to St. Louis (1992), and "I'd like to think our chances are good in that that team couldn't hold a candle to this one. This semi-final game," said Falcon coach Mel Mahler. team Is deeper and better all the way around. They "I think we've played well against all the MAC op- play an attractive game, and they're fun to watch." ponents this year." "You've got the top four seeds, Miami, Kentucky, This year, BG beat the three possible opponents Akron, and us," said BG goalkeeper Scott Vallow. - Miami, Eastern, and Western - by scores of 2-0, "Nobody has a chance to get an at-large bid except 5-1, and 8-1, respectively. for us, so the mentality that they're going to have The lower of the two remaining seeds, most Is going to be: the only way we're going to get to likely Kentucky, will face Akron, who also draws a the tournament Is to beat Bowling Green." first-round bye. The fifth and sixth seeds were decided last week "We expect that Kentucky will win, and they when Eastern Michigan beat Western Michigan, gave us a tough game this year," said Akron coach 3-1. The game was originally scheduled to be played In Kalamazoo, but six inches of snow moved See MAC, page six. MAC TEAM CAPSULES thing we can get in the way of a BOWLING GREEN win."Outlook: One ol Miami's two FALCONS wins of the season came over Eastern Record: 15-3-1 Michigan, 3-2. EMU is their first-round MAC: 5-0(Isi) opponent in the MAC tourney. If both PI ay art to watch: Sieve Klein, mid favorites win the hrst-round games, field, Joe Burch. forward; Scon Vallow. Miami will play Bowling Green. goalkeeper Kelly Dietrich/The BC News Head coach: Mel Mahler (High Point, 77). 1'aaa Darren lilies (left) works his way around a Dayton defender. BG was the top team In Ohio, and hopes to Quoting COACH: "I don't want to also top Its conference Ibis weekend. get too cooky here, but I really think Mid-American EASTERN MICHIGAN we're the best team in tie conference EAGLES And I really feel that il we do what we're Conference Record: 6-11-2 capable of doing, we should win " MAC: 1-3-1 (5th) Outlook: Ranked 10th in the nation, Soccer Playera to watch: Veca Virtanen, the Falcons are the heavy favorite to forward, Zach Makris, goalkeeper. Kindl gives Falcons win the MAC tournament BG went 5 0 Tournament Head coach: Brian Tinnion. in the MAC this year, outsconng con- Mickey Cochrane Field. BCSU Quoting COACH: "We only just won ference opponents, 20-4 Friday-Sunday our first game in the MAC since the in- ception of the tournament, so we're very excited Obviously we'd like to win lift coming off bench it all- Players to watch: Sean Endicott. Outlook: Eastjm Michigan earned AKRON ZIPS toward, Greg Lobring. back; Chris the filth seed by winning their first ever Jim Tocco The area around Kindt's boy- Record: 9 8 1 West, goalkeeper. MAC: 9-8-1 (2nd) MAC game. They are on an emotional The BG News hood home has been a rich area Playera to watch: Oes Johnson, i coach: Ian Collins (C.ewo S high entering the game against Mwmi for BG recruiting. In fact, four back; Jeff Maddox, midfwld. Justin Mil- Alsager. '85) The depth of the 1996 Bowling players on this year's team lard, midKetd. Quoting COACH: "Our chances de- pend solely on ourselves I'm not too Green soccer team can never be played together at Brecksville- Head coach: Ken Lola (Duke. 83) questioned. Broadview Heights High, and Quoting COACH: "It helps to have concerned about the opponent. WESTERN MICHI- Whatever happened in the past 10-12 Dave Kindl, a senior who has three of those came not only the first round bye. We expect that if we GAN BRONCOS make it through |the Kentucky game.] weeks mean nothing. The next three played off the bench all four of from the same city or high games mean everything." Record: 4-10-4 that well se Bowling Green again, and MAC: 0-4-1 (6th) his years here, has recently land- school, but from the same street. thy're kind of a tall order " Outlook: Kentucky is the dark horse of the tournament The wildcats are a Playera to watch: Andy Beall, mid- ed himself among the best Two of them came from the same Outlook: Akron's year was a bit ol a field; Danny Moulding, midtield players of all time. His 25 goals disappointment. The team look tough consistent team that could prove to be household. dangerous. Head coach: Blake Glass (Spring and 59 points both rank seventh losses to national powers Duke, N.C. Arbor. 78) "Me, Jason Began and my Stale and Indiana BG has knocked Ak- Quoting COACH: "Obviously we're on the all-time list. brother [Dan Kindl] all grew up ron out of two consecutive MAC tour- number six. We have no place to go but "Coming off the bench is a role on the same street when we were naments Akron gets a first-round bye, up We didn't enter this season saying I've come to accept," he said. "It and he has found his niche in the little," he said. "So we were al- and plays the higher seed remaining that we wanted to win the MAC be- doesn't bother me at all. I actual- Bowling Green offense. He has ways together. Jon [Glganti] from tie winners of the Miami/EMU MIAMI UNIVERSITY cause we knew that wasn't realistic and Kentucky/WMU games Record: 2-11-3 We rjd want to finish third or fourth, and ly like the role. When I'm on the come onto the field to score nine transferred to our high school MAC: 1-3-1 (4th) obviously that didn't happen But the bench I can watch the how the goals this season, second only to my junior year, so all of us have Playera to watch: Jeff Brown, back; tournament is a whole different story " defense is going to play, and how Steve Klein. been playing together for the KENTUCKY WILD- Steve Cole, forward; Shawn Leonard, Outlook: Western didn'i win a MAC they're going to react to certain The three-time letterman was past six or seven years." mtdheldofHeed coach: Bobby Kramig game all year, and they enter the tour- plays. That gives me a better idea recruited from Brecksville- Kindl lists among his influen- CATS (Flonda Southern. '82) nament against Kentucky. The Wild- Record: 7-9-3 Quoting COACH: "We are 2-11-3. cats beat up WMU 6-0 earlier this year. about what I have to do when I Broadview Heights High School, ces his mother, who started him MAC: 2-2-1 (3rd) We deserve thai record. We'l take any- -TOCCO get in there." where he was an All-Mid-Central off in soccer, and his late coach. Kind! certainly does have an U.S. and All-Ohio selection as a idea of how to play the defenses, senior at the sweeper position. 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> page six The News Friday, November 15, 1996 BG runners prep for NCAA bid Jason McMahon The BC News and Notre Dame. The Big Ten top two. That's what's on the "We've got to run with or close also play key roles in determin- cally go, and the six highest- champion Badgers are the clear- minds of all of us at this point - to Wisconsin and we've got to put ing the outcome of the race. placing women from across the The Southwest Desert is a cut favorite, but after that, it's an all-out effort." four or five girls in front of No- The Falcons cannot forget eight districts after that will also dream vacation spot for Steve going to be a race. Price will need that from all his tre Dame's fourth girl," he said. about MAC rivals Ohio Universi- make it. But Price doesn't even Price and his BGSU women's The first and second place competitors, as he is looking to "Hopefully, one of our girls can ty and Eastern Michigan. Ohio want to think about that. cross country team. Tomorrow, teams will automatically qualify beat Notre Dame and give Wis- beat or run close to LaSelle." had beaten BGSU twice this "That's not in our minds," he at the District IV Championships, for the NCAA Championships in consin "a battle." That's a tall or- That would most likely be season and EMU had improved said. "We want to go as a team." he'll find out if he and his squad Tuscon, Ariz. Another six at- der, considering the might of sophomore Jessica LaFene, who vastly before Bowling Green Barring a major miracle, the are going there. Just don't tell large teams will be selected na- Wisconsin and the fact that Notre has led the Bowling Green wom- knocked each of them off at the BGSU men will not go as a team. him he wont be. tionwide. That is how Bowling Dame's two best runners, fresh- en in all but one race this season. MAC meet. Their season is all but assured of "We have no intention of fin- Green made it to the NCAA's last men Joanna Deeter and Nicole Seniors Renee Strayer, Suzanne "They're going to be nipping at ending in Champaign. Coach Sid ishing at the District meet," year, but Price wants a guarantee LaSelle, beat all of the Badgers at Isco and Laura Hall will also our heels," Price said. Sink admits that an NCAA berth Price sternly said. this time around. a competition on the nationals have to be in top form to extend The chance does exist that a for his team is a "pretty big long The Falcon women head Into course in Tucson. But the two- their final campaign. Freshman Falcon runner could make it to shot, but you never know." Saturday's meet in Champaign, "We feel strongly we have to time MAC Coach of the Year isnt Nikki Monroe, junior Missy Tucson as an individual. The top The top three teams on the 111. as the third-ranked team in be in the top two," Price said. letting that stop him from setting Lyne, freshman Shannon Baird, three women who are not part of the District, behind Wisconsin "We obviously want to be in the high goals. and junior Amy Breidenbach will a qualifying team will automati- See NCAA, page seven. Depleated Falcons try to end skid Blake Parkins wards and defensemen and three end." The BC News goalies to choose from. The netminders will again be tested as the Wolverines return This weekend's matchups with Bowling Green coach Buddy to the BGSU Ice Arena Saturday co-CCHA leaders Miami and Powers said that the team must for what may prove to be a Michigan could be crutial for the elevate their level of play going heated contest. These two clubs Falcon icers. BG has fallen upon into Miami to take on the much may be harboring resentment for hard times dropping four in a improved Redskins club. "We the injuries suffered last Satur- row after getting off to a torrid need a win right now," Powers day on both sides, as well as the six-game winning streak. Bowl- said. "Everything would get six combined players that were ing Green will try to end the skid healthy with a win." "We've just suspended for fighting. as they travel to Miami tonight got to play a gritty tough game, and host Michigan at the BGSU every guy has to raise the level Powers said that the team Ice Arena Saturday at 7 p.m. of his play." should be more focused on win- Being short two defensemen ning the game than on getting The Falcons will be five men will put added stress on BG goa- even with the Wolverines. "We short as they travel to Miami's lies Bob Petrie and Mike Savard, need to win, we dont need to get Goggin Ice Arena tonight. Senior who played well against Ferris even," said Powers. "We're not defenseman Brett Punchard will State and Michigan respectively. holding anyone in contempt. The be out at least six weeks with two Petrie gave up three goals, two of biggest revenge is on the score- broken bones and a torn ligament which were on the power play. board." in his ankle. Forward Andy II- Savard neutralized Michigan's vonen has a separated shoulder high-scoring attack with some Powers was pleased with last and will miss as much as a month amazing saves allowing four week's play against Michigan of play. goals, two of which were on the with equal men on the ice. power play, and one being a Powers said that the team needs Senior defensemen Todd Kel- break-away. to play a similar gameplan this man and Kelly Perrault, along weekend to beat Michigan. with winger Dan Price, will not "We were extremely pleased make the trip to Oxford. The trio with the performances of the "We've got to stay out of the was given a one-game suspension goaltending on the weekend," penalty box because they're real for righting majors given out at Powers said. "Goaltending good on the power play," Powers Michigan. This leaves the Fal- wasn't the problem, scoring goals said. "We've also got to play dis- cons a bare minimum of 17 for- was the problem on the week- ciplined defense." Powers also adds that the team may have come out tenative against the Wolverines and that the keys to Saturday's game is to WBGU capitalize on scoring chances and loosen up. "We have to be oppor- tunistic In our goal scoring chances," Powers said "I think 88.1 FM that we need to play a little more HidcU K^taniorrw BC N*« relaxed." Freshman defenseman Peter Ratchuck puts a hip Into a Boston College player earlier this season. The Falcons try to get back to their winning ways against Miami and Michigan this weekend. FALCON HOCKEY MAC Continued from page live. face when it comes to winning BG and UT'face Jri. at Miami, Sat vs. Michigan KenLolla. championships." They did Indeed. The Wildcats "I'm looking forward to play- pre-game show at 6A5 p.m. took Akron to overtime before ing Akron," BG forward Joe the Golden Flashes won, 4-2. Burch said. "Especially after off at dual meet The winners of Saturday's beating them the first game, versus Toledo. games will meet up Sunday at they're going to be out to get us." Mike Leonard The BG News "I knew that it was a rivalry. It noon. By all indications, those "As far as games between means great respect for two good two teams will be Bowling Green FALCON FOOTBALL Bowling Green and Akron you It's BG. It's Toledo. When they programs that will put forth a and Akron. can pretty much throw all the re- hit the water, It's war. great effort to win a meet," Ju- "If I was a betting man, I'd say cords out the window," Vallow The Bowling Green State Un- lian said. Saturday • pre-game show at3 p.m. we'll see them again. I felt after said. "Especially in a game of viersity swim teams will return Toledo's men's squad is much we beat Akron that we probably this much importance. If we are to action this weekend with a improved and, according to Ju- would see them again," Mahler to face Akron, I'm sure it'll be a dual meet tonight at archrival lian, will challenge for the MAC said. "They seem to be the one no-holds-barred, all-for-nothing Toledo and a tri-meet Saturday title. The women's team has ha Gam Pajama J school that we seem to have to game." against Cleveland State and Xa- slower times listed than those vier. posted by BGSU, but Toledo will ovembei-16,1996 Head coach Randy Julian ac- be out to avenge a one-point loss knowledged the magnitude of BG to the Falcons at last year's meet. Bowling Green State University

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Monday, 1:00PM to 7:00PM Ali Trotta and Matt Marteeny Thelma, Daphne and Fred Tuesday, 8:00AM to 12:00PM Sarah Quick and Mystery Man North end of Reed St. Warehouse Litsa Kantzios and Jim Koch *5.95 BK and Mystery Man "Twins" Kisha Jones and Aimee White •Hours: 11:30- l:30pm Gumby and Pokey Items to be sold include: assorted Dr. Seuss and The Cat In The Hat iVw *****"**** *'- chairs, couches, tables, desk chairs, Closet Monster and Schmur Schmur Kathleen Cargnel and Eric Boiler The Bowl-N-Creenery dressers, wardrobes, lamps, Andrea Dalton and Dan Albrecht Deb Di Franco and Jack Daniels All-You-Can-Eat miscellaneous VCT equipment and Snowwhite and Prince Charming other items to numerous to mention. Jen Gibson and Brion Stanger Sunday Brunch Megan Young and Enck Dedoun CarvutTiutfy'Braatt •liarutCarvatTop Kpund •Thuhtss Tataloct •Makstd Come early for best selection. Bedhead and Chubby • Tolatott mi/Qmvy •Cjuagn* •ScramUtdTggi •Sousogi • •Mask 9nuv Amy Broglio and Josh Penix •Mini Muffml »Swul KeOl 'Soup rfjataj •Vouut 9wStndMOH3J ALL SALES AWE FINAL - NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES - SALES TAX Heidi Schram and Jason Monroe WILL BE CHARGED NO WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED Students & ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS PURCHASED GOODS MUST BE Chewy/Tie-Dye and Doughboy Seniors #6.95 Wine and Cheese REMOVED AT TIME OF SALE BOSU r* not responsible tor lost, Kate Ebner and Jim Hunsicker *7.25 Kids 4-11 03.95 mltpiacad. or damaged marchandrM. Heather and Chris emotions Call: 3722235 Kids 3 & tinder eat Trttt. Lisa Nash and Samuel Adams For further information call the Inventory Management Department at 372-2121, Monday - Friday 9am -12:00 & U Amy Taylor and Brad Hoffman Meal Card Accepted 4:30- 7:00 pm Shorty and Tiny Toon •Big Charge Accepted 11:30 am - l:30pm&4:30- 7:00pm 1pm-3pm. X Friday, November 15,1996 The News page seven NCAA Kindl BG tries to finish with a win Continued from page six. Continued from page five. men's side go on, along with the Gary Palmisano. Scott Brown likewise 4-6 on the season - will said. "On defense ... they've giv- He was Mr. Football in Florida ... top five individuals without "He was the best coach I've The BG News look for their third straight win en up some big plays. They've and he's pretty good. teams. Sink isn't expecting any of ever had. He knew so much about and head into 1997 with some lacked a little bit of intensity. "He's not a good football his athletes to qualify, but he the game, and he could break it Central Florida is a football momentum. Against Ball State (a 31-10 loss in player, he's a great football isn't ruling it out, either. down to the minute article." program on the rise, while Bowl- BG enters the game with lim- Muncie Sept. 21), it was a rainy player." "It would take a super per- ing Green is a program fighting ited knowledge of the UCF team. day and they gave up some big formance, of course," he said. Kindl, a business purchasing for some respect. It is the first meeting ever be- plays early, both running and UCF may be hampered by the "But that is the purpose of this and production major, plans to The two clash Saturday at the tween the two schools in any passing." loss of two important players on meet. get a job in the field, and to Citrus Bowl in Orlando (4 pm, sport. the offensive unit, as leading spread the game of soccer on to WBGU-FM) in the season finale The Knights have only had a UCF has averaged 34.6 points receiver Todd Cleveland and "Our thought going into this is another generation. for both. UCF, in its first season football program since 1979, over its past five games, three of leading rusher Mike Grant have to take chances, rather than be- "I don't think I have the skill of as a Division I-A program, is con- them victories. The program been suspended for the rest of ing conservative," he said. "It's a Steve Klein or Peter Kolp to sidered by many in the South as a showed its mettle Oct. 26 by the season. Just another chance to continue play after school," he said. program of the future. "It's a very athletic taking ACC power Georgia Tech to improve." "Maybe to play a year after to the brink before dropping a Bowling Green, on the other The Falcons hope they are im- school just to say that I got draft- Bowling Green, meanwhile, is football team." 27-20 decision. hand, will be without linebacker proved enough to finally beat ed and I played in a professional fighting to prevent itself from By contrast, BG's last four Joe O'Neill for the game as well Western Michigan and stave off league, would be an expectation becoming a program of the past. games combined have netted 38 as defensive back Junior Wil- Kent State, two conference foes. of mine. The Falcons' late-season nose- points. liams for the first half. Williams Sink stressed the fact the pres- dive has amassed four consecu- Gary Blackney was suspended following last sure upon his runners is a great "What I'm really trying to do is The Knights are speared by graduate with decent grades and tive losses, and the team at 4-6 BG coach week's ejection from the deal less than it was at the MAC overall is assured of its second sophomore quarterback Daunte Western Michigan game. meet. While they weren't expect- possibly pursue my career in consecutive losing season after Culpepper, considered one of the ed to be at the top of the confer- purchasing, and I'd really like to dominating the Mid-American when it started at the Division III best young signal callers in the Bob Niemet is tentatively ex- ence, the Falcons went into the coach young talent, too." Conference for much of the early level. It has made a steady prog- nation. He averages 232 yards a pected to start at quarterback for race carrying the burden of be- Kindl is the man to do that too. 1990s. ression upward, however, mov- game in total offense. the Falcons with freshman Shane ing the defending champions. At A noticeably hard worker at Franzer as the back-up. the District, Sink says his team practice, coach Mel Mahler ing to Division II in 1982,1-AA in "Culpepper is outstanding," 1990 and finally I-A this season. can relax and just see what hap- called him one of the hardest The Falcons will be shooting to Blackney said. "Everybody all pens. workers he'd ever seen. Kindl is end the season on a positive note "It's a very athletic football over the South recruited him, in- GO FALCONS! "The guys are really looking very optimistic about the team's Saturday, while the Knights - team," BG coach Gary Blackney cluding Florida State and Florida forward to this race," he said. chances in the postseason.

4. Enter the seven-dtojtt schedule number for No Show Policy: No-shows are missed inter- Tuesday, 12/10796 Fas 9- ban tournament Prairie Margins Is Back ■he, employer with whom you would like to view appointments. Employers become very .VESTFELDCOMPANIES Fn. Nov. 22-Sal. Nov. 23 Wanted Soon schedule an interview (this number is located upset when students miss their scheduled ap- Prog rammer (6345-01 -1) Campus Bowling & Billards Submit your literature & artwork on the Campus Recruiting Calendar, to tie left pointments which harms BGSU's reputation in AB8 SERVICE INC $5. Bursar able For ink) call Kelly 353-1383 of (he position title.) (he market place. The penally tor a no-show is E lectrical Technician (6345-02-1) Prizes awarded to lop 3 finisher* If you have entered a valid number the system Immediate suspension of your sign-up privi- STONE OAK COUNTRY CLUB Sign up in Campus Bowling & Billards. The BG News will play Tha message: leges for the next recruiting period. To reinstate Merchandiser/Manager (634503-1) 1 st fl. Union You have selected (name of organization), if your signup privileges, you are required to or Uao office 330 Union 11 /11 -11/21 this is correct press the pound (t) key to con- write a letter of apology to tha employer tor for more info can 2-7164 Study Abroad Pre-Oepanur. Orientation tinue or tha star (') key to choose another or- missing the interview, bring this letter along sponsored by UAO Classified ganization. with an addressed, stamped envelope, and There will be two pro-departure orientation The system will now verify that you meet the meat with a staff member to explain your be- CAMPUS EVENTS sessions for si students studying abroad Ads requirement*, as specified by the employer. M havior. Any student who "no-shows" twice will FREE BOOKS spring semester on Wednesday, November 20 you meet tie requirements, you can proceed be denied interviewing privileges for the re- at 7:00pm in 1103 Offenhauer West and Sat- Otherwise, the system will play a meiiena mainder ol tha academic year. urday. November 23 at tO.OOam in 1104 01- "JOURNALISM 300 APPLICATIONS" 372-6977 which explains why you are unable to sign-up lenhauor West. II you cannot attend one ol are now available in 319 West Hall with the employer Should you wish to be con- these sessions, please call 372-0309. Notice ol Citizenship Requirements: II an DEADLINE: December 20. MM listen sidered by this employer, add you name to tie employer is willing to interview international Waiting List and submit a copy of your Place- students, this will be noted in the position re- ment Data Sheet quirements Attention Student Film Maker* UAO Campus Films will be showing student Senior Portraits Due to the tremendous response we received, 5. Press the 1 key for a morning interview. 11ms on Thursday, 12/12/96 at 9pm in the PLACEMENT SCHEDULE Spotlight Presanlatlona:Spodight presen- Gish Film Theater We need submission ol Carl Wolf Studios wil be returning lo campus press tha 2 key for an afternoon interview, or tations offer valuable information about career student films I you would lite your film lo be on Jan. 27-31. This will Be the final visit this press the 3 key for tha next available lima. paths, detailed position responsibilities and or- seen, give us a call at 372-2343 or stop by tie school year and wil only last 5 days. Cal The (Press either 1.2 or 3) ganaattonaJ philosophy. At students schedul- UAO office - 330 Student Union and talk lo yearbook office at 372-8066 with any ques- Once you have selected a time, than you may ing interviews are strongly encourage to attend Matt Sayre lor more info tions. Bowling Gre*n Stata University press the pound (ff) key to accept the time, or appropriate Spotlights. Please carefully note 580 AM< Cahlo 50 Ctrwf STVIOM press the star (') key to reject tha erne Whan da las. Dmes and locations of Spotlight presen- Campus Rscruitmsnt Calendar you press the pound (ff) key, the system wiH tations, aa they may vary. Consult tha Campus ATTENTION!I ATTENTION!! GIVE THE GIFT Of LIFE Feu th«wo«k*ol: play tie message: An interview has been Recuitment Calendar for dales. Dmes and loca- STUDENTS ANDFACULTY ..GIVE BLOOD University Computer Service* December 2. 1906 thiough December 13. reserved for you at (time) Press the atar O key tions. BGSU BLOOOMOBILE BGSU BLOOOMOBILE Fall Seminar* lo schedule an interview with another organza- Additional Placement Servlcee: There are NOV. 18-22 10:30AM.4:30PM NOV. 18-22 10:30AM- 4:30PM The following University Computer Services ton or tha pound key to return to start. important services available to you at the Ca- WED. ONLY 10:30AM - 7:00PM WED. ONLY 10:30AM - 7.00PM Seminars will be offered this fall. These free reer Services. Please note tiat not all organi- AMANI RM (BASEMENT OF COMMONS) AMANI RM (BASEMENT OF COMMONS) seminars *r* open to anyone at BGSU. You must call 372-2911 to register for the seminars, Scheduling Orv-Campus Interviews: 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to schedule additional zations end companies regularly recruit on col- SPONSORED BY REDCROSS S UAO SPONSORED BY REDCROSS A UAO A complete seminar lisl can be found on the Interview sign-ups tor the recruiting period interviews. lege campuses. The list below generally re- WWW at Dec. 2 through December 13, 1006. wil begm flects tha high demand areas in tha world of I PC CLUB with Pre-Selection Interview sign up on Mon- work. Please do not become discouraged if http7nvww.bg *u.*du/depanmentsAjcs/sern Audition* Nov. 19 @ 8 00pm day. November 18. 1006 at 5pm and continue your career field is not requested. Each day, 7. Bring a copy of your Placement Data Sheet Needed: Actor*, Musicians, Danc*ra, RmlOIOBA through Monday. Nov 25th at 4pm. Students the staff of Career Services refers registered on high quality resume paper within 46 houra Theatre, Technician*, Black Anthology Speaker: who have received letters ol invitation tor Pre- students oVectty to employers who have posi- to tie Sign-up Room adiacent to the Career 1987: Bill Hamilton selection Interviews have until Mondao tions si a wide variety of career fields. We also Advanced Microsoft Excel (IBM) Tins sem- Services' reception area. 360 Saddlemire Stu- EVERY GOOD-BYE AINT GONE Leader of Media Relation* November 25. at 4pm to select (near reserved assist you in conducting a job search through inar covers advanced leatures of Eicel. indu- dent Service! Building. Place your data sheet Nov. 11th 1 19th, 400 Unlvar.ily Han from Owens-Coming interview time. Beginning at 6 p.m on the foftowing services career and placement dingsproadsheei formats, charts and macros on the top shelf of tha employer's mailbox. (4th R.) 7:00-9 00pm ALL MAJORS WELCOME Wednesday, November 20. 1006. any regis- Please take any available recrmbng literature counseling. VIP professional vacancy hotline, Refreshments Afterwards Prior experience with Excel or attendance to In- tered student and alumnus may access the which was forwarded by tie organization and job search workshops, professional develop- tro, lo Microsoft Excel lor Windows is recom- sign-up system for General Sign-ups of pre- mended. review the employer's file in the Center for Ca- ment seminars, career fairs and tha f-alcon Ca BG Flea Market selection only schedules. Please note: nor- Mohican Overnight Cabin Tnp reer Resources pnor to your interview. Failure rear Connection. The Canter tor Career Re- Nov. 16*17 Wednesday, November 13th from 11am- 1pm mally pre selected atudenta access all Sat. Nov. 23 6am - Sun. Nov. 24th 12pm to submit your Placemen! Data Sheet within souross contains a wealth of information about Antiques and collectibles. in207O*c*mpHall. schedules Hrat, however, due to lateneee of Mohican Slats Park Monday. November 18lh from 9am - 11am in 46 houra may result In your removal from canters, employers and current job vacancies Wood County Fairgrounds 9-5 companlee receiving roaumee, open $30-Bursarable the Inieview schedule srthout notification. in ALL netds. 207 Olscamp Hall. schedules sre accessible first for this sign- Includes: One day. one night lodging, Iran spol- Pleaae remember if you are unable for any up period. All interview schedules remain on- BOB UARLEY REGGAE TRIBUTE iation, lunch, dinner, breakfast, and hiking. reason lo sign-up for an interview, you wiB be YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY Of YOUR line unW two days prior to the organization's with Sign-up in the UAO office. 330 Union. For more asked whether you wish to add your name to LASER PRINTED PLACEMENT DATA visit. A message not available tor sign-ups in- THE ARK BAND info call 2-7164. Sponsored by UAO. Advanced Microsoft Excel (Mac)Th.s sem- rru Waiting List. Students are encouraged to SHEET WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER SIGNING dicates that a schedule is off-line. In this in- Sal. Nov. 16 at 9.30 PM Amani Room (Com- inar covers advanced features of Excel includ- get on Waiting Lists. Should the employer send UP. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS POL- NEED COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS? stance, please call the office directty at mons). A Caribbean Assoc annual event. En* ing spreadsheet formats, charts and macros. another recruiter or modify the position re- ICY MAY RESULT IN YOUR REMOVAL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 372-2356 to schedule an interview appoint- trance free; donations for BG food pantry wel- Pnor experience with E xcel or attendance to In- quirements (i.e. lower GPA requirements), you FROM THE INTERVIEW SCHEDULE. BGSU BLOOOMOBILE come. tro, to Microsoft E xcel (Mac) is recommended. ment will be notified directly for an interview You NOV. 18-22 10:30AM - 4:30PM Friday. November 15th from 9am - 11am In must also aubmN a Placement Data Sheet Monday, 12/02*6 CAVS WED. ONLY 10:30AM -7:00PM 126 Hayes Hal forevery Walling Last. BANK ONE COLUMBUS NA Cleveland Cavaliers v*. Sacramento Kings AMANI RM (BASEMENT OF COMMONS) Accessing the Placement System: Monday, November 18th from 11*m • 1pm in Consult the Career Services' homepage Analyst (6337-01-1) Gund Arena 1. DiaJ 372-0600. (You must be registered with VOLUNTEERS SIGN IN THERE 126 Hayes Hal. Sun. Nov. 24--leave 9:30am return 6pm Resume Expert Plus) (hnpy/www. bg su.edu/offlces/camers/lndex PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU .html) or listen to Placement News (press 2) to Tuesday, 12/03/M $27 w/transportation (You will hear:) ff you wish lo schedule an ap- ALL YOU $24 w/o transportation pointment with a visiting employer, press the 1 keep informed of changes or additions to inter- BMP MINERALS CAN EAT Purchasing [6338-01-1) •Bursarabie' key. If you would like to hear Placement News. view schedules, or other Career Services pro- PANCAKE BREAKFAST EQUITABLE/TOLEDO Sign Up11/11-11/20 Intro lo TRAPPER This seminar provides an press the 2 key. Press tie 3 key if you have grams. SPONSORED BY PHI MU Financial Sales (6338-02 -i) In the UAO office. 330 Union introduction lo the VM (TRAPPER) Operating been pre-selected by an employer. Press the 4 SUN NOV. 17 For more Info cal 2-7164 System, its commands and file manipulation, key to access the Alumni VP Service Press 10.30AM-2:00PM Wednesday. 12AWM sponsored by UAO TRAPPER also includes extensive statistics the 5 key to hear your confirmed appoinOTients. ST. THOMAS MORE STATE Of OHO. OFFICE Of AUDITOR programs. Attendees must have a TRAPPER Press the star (') key to quit Cancellation ot Interview Appoint* PARISH CAFETARIA Assistant Auditor (6330-01-1) account lo obtain a TRAPPER account, visit ments:Canoe)lat)on of an interview must be re Country A Recreational Line Dancing COST $2 00 BURSARABLE XLCONNECT me UCS Computer Help Center in 210 Hayes ported in person lo tha Career Services no Mmi-Course TICKETS ALSO SOLD IN UNIVERSITY 2. Press 1 lo schedule an interview or Press 3 Various Positions (6339-02-1) Hall. Accounts must be sealed 48hrs in ad- later than 5pm one weak (7 ful days) before TUM. Nov. 19 79pm UNION when you have been pre-selected by an em- vance. tha interview day. Complete a cancellation Countryside Room, Mac Cafotena FOR MORE INFO ployer Thursday, 12/06796 Wednesday. December 4th from 1pm -3pm in card In tha Sign-up Room of Career Services. $2 - Bursarabie CALL 372-2750 KRAFT FOODS 126 Hayes Hall. You can not cross your name off an interview Sign-up 11/6-11/19 in Oie UAO office ALL PROCEEDS BE NEFfT PROJECT HOPE Sales Representative (6340-01-1) 3. Enter your IdenDfcabon Number. (Tha num- schedule. Late cancellations will result in forfei- 330 Union, For more inform* Don HEALTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE AMCAST ALTTOMOTrVE Intro, lo Pagemsker (Mac) This seminar ber you used on your Resume Expert Pkj* ture of sign-up privileges for tha next recruiting can 2-7164. EVERYWHERE Buyer (6340-02-1) disk). period. sponsored by UAO PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU covers basic desktop publishing using Page- You can't miss with the PRINTING SERVICES DEPARTMENT! BGSU BASKETBALL Exhibition Games ♦ 4 Cent Self-Serve Copies! for ALL DAY, EVERYDAY! & information Women vs. Columbus AAU at 5:45 regarding the ♦ Black and White Transpariencies person(s) responsible ♦ Binding Services Men vs. DC Explorers at 8:00 for the thefts ♦ ON CAMPUS CONVENIENCE!! Come Rock the House that Roars of equipment in We are located on the sixth floor of the West Hall. administration building, stop by and see Free Admission with Student ID Contact Reward based upon prosecution us soon! Crime Connection, 372-6000 and conviction of Campus Police. 372-2346 person(s). Phone: 372-2216

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1 male roommate needed Own room in big Maker tor th« Macintosh. Prior knowledge of (1A Spring Bieak Panama Cttyl Boardwalk bNTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: M & W TRACK Looking lor a career and not |ust a job? Provid- 1 to 2 subleasers needed lor Spnng 1007 house. $ 156/mo * u Dl. 353-1355. Macintosh concern n recommended. Please Beech Resortl Bail Hotel. Location. Prioai 7 * FIELD ■ NOV. 21. PICK UP ENTRY FORMS ing care and training to adults with mental re 1 bdrm., free heat, pool, tree shuttle to campus. bring a blank 3.5" disk 10 the seminar. nights $1291 Daylona • Bail locaoon »I39I Co- IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE ALL ENTRIES 1 or 2 lemale subleasers needed. Reasonable tardatiorvdevelopmental disabilities is a re- Call John or Mary al 354-3062 Wednesday. November 20th from tarn -11am coa Beach Hilton $1091 spnngbreak.trave1.com DUE BY 4:0OPM ON DUE DATE. rent & utilities, washer/dryer in apl. Call Mary warding and challenging career opportunity. in 126 Hayes Hal 1-600-678O88 Several pan time and sub positions now avail- INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLI- 352-6452. Thursday. November 21 si torn 2pm -4pm m , able staring al $7.55 per hour. Part time posi 2 bdrm for rent - Spring of 97 •••OBSIDIAN" OeSID|AN— CATIONS DUE: GET INVOLVED IN INTRA '26 Hayet Hall. 1 -2 Housemates needed for Spnng "97 tons altar 90 days will receive $905 - Close to campus - Gas induced Pick up the November issuie ol the MURALSII APPLICATIONS ARE BEING AC- Own room, very dose to campus. t $14.77/hr based upon experience Sick leave Call 354 1235 OBSIDIAN Out Todayl CEPTED FOR THE INTRAMURAL ADVISO- Under $200 per month and vacation benefits tor part time employees. RY BOARD FOR SPRING 1997 M THE IN- Inlro. to UNIX This seminar provides an mlro- Call 352-3005 if interested Experience not required. Pan time positions TRAMURAL OFFICE. PICK UP AN APPLICA- 2-3 Subleasers needed from now until August - duccon to (he UNIX Operating System and its available in Bowbng Green, Portage and Wal- commands. Attendees must have a BGUnu Acousoc Music TION IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND RE- 2 bdrm, all large rooms - only pay electric, off- Attention Student Film Mabera bndge. Applicatcn may be obtained from tie account In order to obtain a BGUnu account, Tom Gorman TURN TO *A OFFICE BY NOVEMBER IS. street parking a laundry faolibes avail. Call UAO Campus Films will be snowing student Wood County Board of MR/DO. Entrance B, you must first obtain a BGNet account from Of Parallaj View 353-5215. films on Thursday. 12/12/96 al 9pm In the 11160 E. Gypsy lane Road. BG. 8 00am - 430 either the BA. Library. Tech or Union Labs. Rare aolo performances! JOIN BACCHUS Gish Film Theater. We need submissions of pmEOE. . BGNet accounts take 24 hours to activate. You Suffiaflnl Grounds. Perrysburg An organuaaon that educates BG 2-4 subleasers needed tor Spnng "97 can then obtain a BGUnu account by: 1) wait- 8 30PM Friday on responsible dnnking. student Dims II you would like your film to be seen, give us a call at 372-2343 or stop by Vie Furnished, close to campus, reasonable rent. ing the BGNet menu option 12 (BGSU Com AND Applications availalbe & Cantor for Call Jen or Karen at 352 9860 UAO olSce - 330 Student Union and talk to puaw Account Creation) or 2) accessing re Campus PoUyeyee Wellness 6 Prevenoon Looking for Part-Time Work? Web at the URL: g OOPM Saturday (2nd Floor Health Center) Mall Sayre tor more info. Earn $6 an hour & great benefits hnp:/n*ww bgsu edu/oniy BG/get-account ht Due Thursday Nov. 21 by 5:00pm Female Sublessor needed tor Spring 97 M 4 bedroom apt avail Spnng: new house, new ml and completing the appkcaDon form to rs call 2 9355 Own Room and Bathroom $163/mo. UPS AOTT ' SIGMA CHI • AOTT • SIGMA CHI appkances. large balcony, quiet neighborhood create you BGUmx account. Call 353-9077 Sign up at 360 Student Services Tha slshtrs of Alpha Omicron Pi would like » Hem negotiable Can 352 6633 Friday. November 22nd from 3pm - 5pm in 126 congratulate Kern Rohr on har recant lavalier- Get Involved Todayl UPS is anE EO Employe: Hayes Hall tng to Jason Burke it of Sigma Chi I Female Sublease* wanted to share one- Monday. November 25th from 3pm - 5pm *. AOTT • SIGMA CHI ■ AOTT ■ SIGMA CHI Live Acoussc Music MANAGER TRAINEE INTERNSHIP 126 Hayes Hal. bedroom apl in Spring 97. $212 SO'mo plus Apartment for Rent 1-2 people needed for Tom Gorman ROADWAY EXPRESS in Archbold. OH is took- Spnng Semester for a one-bedroom apart- cabteielec Call Jenn or Karen SI 352 6725 ing for a student tor pan time position tor AllaMlon Student Film Maker* Sufficient Grounds, Perrysburg ment. Spacious, quiet and close to campus UAO Campus Films will be showing student 8 30PM Friday OBSIOIAN •" OBSIDIAN Spnng semester Position involves dispatch $40Omo Call Kami or Aaron 354-8116 Advanced PageMaker (Mac) This seminar films on Thursday. 12/12/96 al 9pm In the Wanted: Salespeople needed. Salary based ing, supervising, communicstion, compute' (unctions and customer relations Positions Grand Rapids. OH 3 bdrm. covers visual arrangement of the page using Gish Film Theater We need submissions of Mohican Overnight Cabin Trip on commission. I interested, call 372-2440 PageMaker for Macintosh. Prior experience pays $6 OOmr Hours: Flexible 20-25 hrs/wk. Unfurnished duplex $400/mo » util. student lams. If you would like your film to be Sat. Nov 23 8am - Sun. Nov. 24 12pm with PageMaker or attendance to Intro to Interested students can Rick Hug. Terminal Call 353-1654 seen, give us a call at 372-2343 or stop by the Mohican Stata Park Warned: Person interested in design and PageMaker (Mac) is recommended. Please layout. Previous desktop pubbshmg experi- Manager 800-472-6749. UAO office • 330 Student Union and talk to $30 - Bursar able bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminar ence preferred. II interested call 372 2440. Matt Sayre lor more into. Includes: One day, one night lodging, transpor- Tuesday. December 3rd from lOam - noon in OBSIDIAN — OBSIDIAN tation, lunch, dinner, breakfast, and hating. Nowhinng 126 Hayes Hal ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants $ Houses 8 Duple.es tor '97- '96 School year Thursday, December 5th from 2pm - 4pm in scholarships svallable from sponsors!!! No Sign up in tha UAO office, 330 Union. For more Cashiers. Part-time. 2nd » 3rd shit* i lo 4 person homes avail • 12 mo lease only One nonsmoking aubleaser needed for two- 126 Hayes Hal. prepayments, ever!!! $$$Caeh for coj- info call 2-7164. Call 352-5734 starting in May; Steve Smith 352-891' bedroom apt Own room and plenty of apace. leget»$. For Into: 1-600-243-2415. Sponsored by UAO (no call after 8pm) 187.50/mo. * utilities. Convenient off-street Psn-Dme dishwasher needed immediately and parking Cal 353-3213. CALLTODAYIII Opal's Thnft part-time cook. Apply in person to BG Country Avail lor Spring Semesler '97 New.Used Mattress Sea, Furnmre. Clothing. Roommate needed for house. Spring. Own Club. 923 Fsirview Ave. 2 br - 408 E Court $440 . uW SERVICES OFFERED Register for Facts & Faces Appkances. TVs. Buy, Sen. Trade. Donate room. Cheap $i 25 plus ease. Cal 354-4914 tor 2 W 605 5lh »C ■ $320 . util (419) 691-24550/ 1 600-665-5479 details Substitute Teachers Needed Slave Smith 352-8917 (no call after 6pm) Receive a Certificate from ■ tor Something Special Learning Center the American Red Croas Orientation "97 Sublessor needed for Spnng Semester. Cal in Waiervtlle, Ohio. 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/ < Band sivims to success Snoop Dogg's Joe Boyle The Back Pages

COLUMBUS - The fraternity new scoop promised the band there would into two of the songs, but be a covered stage and sound Bud Hamilton The Back Pages Snoop says his music is not system, but when they arrived, about sadness. none was to be found. As a fan of Gangsta Rap "Hear ye, hear ye, come one, The Rivermen adapted to the from way back, I find Snoop come all, I want y'all hangin' situation by playing on the front Doggy Dogg's new album, in Doggyland with me," he ex- porch of the house while hordes "Tha Doggfather," to be en- claims. "There can be happi- of drunk greeks stripped and be- lightening, educational and in- gan throwing mudballs at the formative. band. Some people claim Snoop Jeremy Lindsay, lead vocalist Dogg is misogynistic. Well, and songwriter for The River- that was in the past. Today is men, said it was a rather weird the kinder, gentler Snoop. He night, and a strange trip. explains his views. "The show degenerated into a "In my world, a girl is con- mud fight, and we were getting sidered a bit**," Snoop re- pelted with mud missiles. I hope 1— BarlaTk* Back Pagei marks during one of his ser- it was friendly fire," he said. Michell McGrath and Jeremy Lindsay belt out their popular tune "Waterloo" In a June concert at The enades. In another Columbus show, Main Event In Toledo. Well, that explains it. Lindsay found himself sharing In the artist's biography. the small stage with a drunk contract got them into Chicago's them as polarized," Lindsay said. town clubs may be passing soon, Snoop explains how his blowing on a trombone - an ex- Elbo Room, a legendary alterna- "You may hear a bluegrass har- Lindsay said the band is looking mother Is very happy with the perience he described as "rela- tive bar that has been a breeding mony and a funk groove. The forward to coming back to Easys- way his career turned out. I'm tively surreal." ground for national acts. walls between blues and blue- treet this weekend. sure it's every mother's dream The Rivermen, like many local "Friday we're playing the Elbo grass begin to fail down; they're "I love playing at Easystreet. to have her son pretending he bands, started out playing any Room in Chicago before we come of the same genesis." It's a small room, but it gives it is a pimp on a record. gig they could get their hands on. to BG. We're lucky to get into The band went into the Temper an intimate feeling. When every- "That's that DAMN Snoop Open mike nights? Sure. Frat these places," Lindsay said. Mill studio in Detroit Thursday body is jumping in there, the Dogg again. HE aint nothin' parties? Why not. And so it goes for a local band; to begin recording the new studio stage starts shaking. You just but a pimp," two women on the But things are about to change drive 300 miles to Illinois, and album, a compilation of 12 origi- hope the crowd has rhythm," he album remark. for this band of seven Toledoans come back, still as hyped as be- nal songs. said. "Our drummer says they I'm sure Snoop's mother is playing perhaps the most innova- fore for another show. Lindsay said live albums will have to keep time if they want to proud of her boy for the won- tive music on the local or national The mental attitude of the band be available for fans, as the band keep jumping." derful example he sets for scene. is perhaps the most important tries something a little different. children in songs like "(OJ) Recently signed by a Seattle facet for a band at this stage, the "We decided we're going to Wake Up." booking agency, and playing stage where word-of-mouth is the tape our live shows and build up "Should we slap this bit**?" ness, if you want happiness." a library of the live shows so Jackson Dogg proves his hard- clubs that are nearly legends in only thing keeping clothes on one gangsta asks. "Back up," the underground community, your back and food in your stom- people can get the one they says Snoop. And then the earned patriotism, especially The Rivermen are one step ach. want," he said. listener hears Snoop hit a in one of the ever-popular "DJ EZ Di**" segments, where the closer to breaking out of the local "Every time you go to one of The Rivermen caught another gets woman. scene. these places, you try to pick up good break earlier this year as In his biography, Snoop ex- good DJ says "Get your di** out of your throat, and go "We're in the process of find- 40 to SO new fans in each town. It they performed with George plains what made him become ing a bus - maybe going out on gets a little tiring trying to go it Clinton Jr. for a one-night-only a rapper - it was for the good vote." married Snoop said this is a new turn some longer trips, get out of the on word-of-mouth. You can't show in Toledo. of his community. for him, doing positive music. three- or four-state radius," have an off night," Lindsay said. A former member of the band, "Muthaf""*ers was tellin' Jen Wilson "I'm touching a lot of people Lindsay, a lanky, curly haired The fiendishly loyal fans, self- Mike Moneystone, Introduced The Associated Press me, 'Snoop, why dont you get man, said. proclaimed "Riverheads," have and it makes me want to check Lindsay to George Clinton Sr., or your life together? You need my sh** to get positive," Dogg tried since the band's debut in to get out and do somethin' be- The band has been a fixture at "Dr. Funkenstein." LOS ANGELES - Who could remarked. clubs like Bowling Green's Ea- 1992 to describe The Rivermen's "Mike Moneystone sees have imagined Michael Jackson cause you talented.' If they tel- systreet Cafe, Toledo's Main sound, but even Lindsay said it George Clinton Sr. up at his farm would do something so... conven- lin' me, I know I gotta get my Snoop Dogg has become Event and several clubs in north- defies description. in Michigan on a regular basis tional? sh" together, cuz that's a more positive these days and ern Kentucky, plus bars in Cleve- "We've spent a lot of mental and brought me up there once. The Gloved One gave matri- place where muthaf***ers less profane. His attitudes land for about three years. energy trying to come up with a We played him some stuff," mony another chance Thursday don't give a f**" about you. I toward women, other friends However, a new gig in Chicago hyphened, cutesy-sounding name Lindsay said. "He offered to let and married the woman carrying got a chance to say 'Y'all and fellow humans remain pulled The Rivermen a little for our sound. We've got a lot of us do some stuff with his son's his baby. muthaf***ers might not be so beyond reproach. closer to the limelight, and into a different cultural backgrounds band. It was a lot easier to put "They did it," a frazzled Jack- lucky. So listen what happened However, don't look for any potentially scary situation. up on stage," Lindsay said. together on short notice." son publicist Christine Holevas to me," Dogg said. meaningful social commen- "When you go out there, you As songwriter, Lindsay tried to Lindsay said opportunities like confirmed here on Thursday. Dogg's album opens up with tary. Most of the album is de- get a sense you can't screw get the sounds in his head to be this make the slow climb to the That was it, no other details. news accounts of his murder voted to litanies on masturba- around musically. Any given the sound on the stage - a goal he top a little more bearable. Word first came in a statement rap, followed by the O.G. say- tion and six packs of beer. night, there are people in the au- said the current lineup of the "It's good to make those con- saying he would exchange vows ing "F"** y'all." Also, most of the album's dience who know a lot about mu- band has achieved. tacts. They were real nice up with Debbie Rowe - his plastic People claim Snoop is vio- lyrics are lifted directly from sic. You've got to rise to the oc- "My dad listened to Willie Nel- there at the farm. No primadon- surgeon's nurse - during a pri- lent, with gunshots figuring the 1971 film, "The Mack." casion," Lindsay said. son and my mom listened to a lot nas." he said. vate ceremony after Thursday's Lindsay said the new booking of Motown, without thinking of Although the days of small concert in Australia *********** * * Wednesday, Friday, X Sunda* * S.O.L.D. would * LUNCH BUFFET $4.95 Ml You Can Kail J like to * Largest Chinese Kail tot in !!(■! * congratulate » ♦CHRIS ALMODAVAR* *MMaifcPn>* CHINA GATE for being named OMGHiAi ouitut nanmMfr S.O.L.D. Student * "Dime Like An Emptror" Leader of the Month Try Our for September Authentic His hard work and * commitment to WBGU Chinese Food 88.1 FM proves he is a * 1616E. WoosterSt., student leader. Greenwood Centre, BG *********** 352-9153 ABXAEI 111 0K A M NOII(-)PI' page ten The News Friday, November 15, 1996 Doin' it froggy-style

Brandon wray The Back Pages A band based on friendship and shared bathrooms? That is the secret to Frogpond's success. Frogpond is a four person band from Lawrence, Missouri. The members are Heidi Phillips on lead vocals and guitar, Megan Hamillton on drums, Justine Vo- lpe on bass, and Kristie Stremel on lead guitar. As you can proba- bly guess Frogpond is all-female band In the style of the Breeders and the Throwing Muses. Ac- cording to drummer Megan Ha- milton Frogpond doesnt try to sound like anyone else, they have their own style, froggy-style it might be called . The band members met while Heidi, Megan, and Justine were Public Relation! attending Central Missouri State. Megan said they all used to go Claire Danes and Leonardo DiCaprio bring Shakespeare into the 1990's In "Romeo and Juliet". alternative nights at the local clubs before alternative got pop- ular. She added that was where all the "weird people' went and the three of them met. Shakespeare classic Frogpond got even closer when they all moved into the "Frog- pond House" in Kansas City. The house became a popular rest stop well-adapted for 90s for bands touring the KC area. The Toadies, Pansy Division, and prio is best known for his Oscar- Chinchilla all took shelter there. Scott Schrlner the film "Baz Luhrmann's Romeo nominated role in "What's Eating The band has made a lot of The Back Pages and Juliet"; it's even less like Shakespeare's play than "West Gilbert Grape" and for playing famous friends recently. Mike poet Jim Carroll in "The Basket- Mills, bassist for REM, caught Frogpond from Kansas City recently recorded their debut album with I was pretty skeptical about Side Story" Is. ball Diaries." And as the de- one of their shows in Kansas City Art Alexakis of Everclear. this movie, I have to admit. The But putting that aside, this new idea of turning Shakespeare's version is an interesting, often termined Juliet, we have Claire and invited them to perform at Danes who played an angst- his band's tour wrap-up party in "Romeo and Juliet" into a 90s captivating film which sets the Nirvana, Smashing Pumkins, and People ask if you are with the ridden teenager on TV's "My So- Atlanta In November of 1995. Garbage fame) studio in Ma- band and you just have to re- story - well, it sounds like risky classic story in the present day, CalledLife" Megan said REM put them up dison, Wisconsin. spond that you are the band ac- business. with the Montagues and the Ca- Both Danes and DiCaprio have in five rooms at a fancy hotel in While in Madison recording, cording to Heidi. Perhaps Shakespeare's most pulets (Romeo's and Juliet's fa- moments where they really Atlanta but they all ended up Frogpond suffered a natural dis- Heidi said that physical differ- famous play, the story of the two milies) as two high-powered aster of sorts. "star-crossed lovers" has been businesses in fierce competition shine, and the chemistry between sleeping in the same room out of ences don't matter each band, them is terrific, especially in the The basement studio flooded done over and again. The play with one another. When the son habit. male or female, just tries to play "balcony" scene, which the film One of the highlights of Atlanta forcing the band and engineers to their music. has been adapted into modem and daughter of these two war- puts a clever little twist on, with- for Frogpond was seeing Michael try to save reels of tape contain- times before, such as in the mu- ring families meet and fall in ing their demo and Smashing The band recently spent some sical "West Side Story." Does it love, well ... I'll stop there. I out changing any of the dialogue. Stipe kick it on the dancefloor The best performances in the according to Megan. Pumpkins material. Heidi said time in Hollywood and although really need to be done again? wouldn't want to spoil the ending that by the time they finally got they enjoyed the shows they did Well, Baz Luhrmann, the direc- for you. movie, however, are John Legui- Frogpond manager handed Art zamo as Juliet's vicious cousin out the water was up to her chin. they would not want to live there tor of "Strictly Ballroom," One thing Luhrmann did right Alexakis, the leader of Ever- Tybalt and Harold Perrineau as clear, a copy of their demo. Ac- As an all-female band Frog- according to Megan. We like thought it did, and what he has was assemble the best cast he Romeo's buddy Mercutio. The cording to the band Alexakis pond has had to face some obsta- Kansas City and Lawrence even done is made a very exciting film could possibly have hoped for. two of them positively chew the loved It and wanted to produce cles in the male dominated world if it is cold here, she added. 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right now, I don't know. Both Ransom a hit James Marshall Toni Swezey, sophomore Eng- the next few days, Wahlberg The Back Pages were modest successes at the box lish major, said that high school gains her and her family's trust. Vlnca Guerrieri Taylor movie "The Time office but they certainly weren't girls always play pranks on each Her Dad Is still not convinced. As The Back Pages Machine," to explain his like most people, I have a ho- blockbusters. other and there are always the movie moves on it becomes twisted motivation. Shaker, as bby. I collect movies, and to date Although the movies' scenarios strange groups at schools. apparent that Wahlberg is not Ron Howard, who began his a cop, sees the scum of the I have around 500 movies In my are different from one another, "There are always weird playing with a fuU deck. Wahl- directing career with such earth, and Is galled by the collection with a lot of them com- they do have a few things in groups at all schools," Sweeney berg beats up the girl's best comedies as "Splash" and "easy life" led by people like ing from late Night Video's fire common. Both films deal with said/'My school also supposedly friend for hugging her and sets "The Night Shift," has since Gibson and Russo. His per- sales. teenagers and their problems. had witches In it." her clocks back. advanced to such dramas as Word has spread about my col- formance will shake your faith "The Craft" centers around The Idea of sisterhood and fe- Eventually, Dad saves the day. "Backdraft" and "Apollo 13." in law enforcement officials. lection and I have people at all four girls who are outcasts in male bonding is an important as- Wahlberg is the surprise of the He continues his progression The movie takes a slightly hours coming to my room want- their high school. Rumored to be pect of the f Um. film. Wahlberg doesn't drop his with his newest effort, "Ran- implausible turn when Gibson ing to borrow movies. I have witches, Nancy, Bonnie, Sarah "Fear" is a love story of sorts. pants and show his Calvin Kleins. som," a movie that thrills from offers the ransom as a bounty gained some wisdom about col- and Rochclle are laughed at, Mark Wahlberg (from Marky beginning to end. for the kidnapper. It is hard to lege students' viewing tastes. made fun of, and racially ha- Mark and the Funky Bunch) Chad Millis, junior computer Mel Gibson, whom I regard- imagine a devoted father put- Students would rather stay home rassed by the popular and cooler plays David, the picture-perfect art major, said that Wahlberg, ed as a lightweight until ting his son's life at risk, as and watch a movie on the VCR kids at the school. boyfriend who turns into a total overall, was very convincing in "Braveheart," gives another Gibson's character did, but than go to the theater to see a psycho. Reese Witherspoon plays playing the good guy who turns intense performance in "Ran- Howard and Gibson pull it off film. People also like movies that The girls turn to witchcraft In Nicole who is the love/obsession into a total untouchable dominant som," this time as a self-made convincingly. go from 80s teen comedies to order to get revenge on their of his twisted life. Nicole, who psycho. airline tycoon whose only horror flicks to action- harassers. They use witchcraft to has the perfect 90's family (com- child is kidnapped. Gibson Delroy Undo plays a by-the- adventures. make themselves prettier, make plete with a distrusting Dad), Both of these movies are worth gives an entirely believable book FBI agent who becomes Right now, the two most re- a pretty blonde snob's hair fall goes to a rock concert and meets paying three dollars to rent. Once performance as a father privy to Gibson's dark secret, quested movies from my collec- out, and make the popular athlete Wahlberg. A riot breaks out and I got the movies I lent them out whose love and fear for his and ultimately uses it against tion are "The Craft" and "Fear." fall head over heals in love with none other than Wahlberg rushes many times and still have people son causes him to nearly get him, threatening to tear apart Why these movies are popular one of them. to Witherspoon's rescue. Over asking to borrow them. sick with worry. Rene Russo is Gibson and Russo's marriage, underutilized as Gibson's already strained as a result of wife. The role gives her the the kidnapping. opportunity to play a second- Donnie Wahlberg, late of Straight Face plays obscure favorites ary character to Gibson's NKOTB, or whatever the hell strong male, the hysterical they're called, has a bit part as rock'n'roll," "not alternative" Natalie Miller in the band. Between the four mother, crying and screaming a sympathetic kidnapper. The and "60s and 70s music with a 90s The Back Pages members, they have diversity in because of her son's kidnap- kidnappers are torn between twist." talent, academic interests and ping. Similarly underused is the child's innocence and what New on the local band scene, Straight Face's playlist In- "Straight Face has no musical experience. Dan Hedaya, who plays a they may have to do. The only Straight Face combines the mu- cludes a variety of favorites, plans for pursuing crooked union boss, a charac- one who is willing to kill the sical and creative talents of two such as "Margaritaville," "Yel- Straight Face has no plans for ter that also goes undeve- child, played by Nick Nolte's former bands: Axiom and Aces low Ledbetter," "The Joker" and careers in music. pursuing careers in music. Pre- loped. son Brawley, Is Sinise, and this and Eights. "Shook Me All Night Long." Presently, they claim sently, they claim to be "in it Just Gary Sinise, who worked gives an especially terrifying Axiom bandmates Steve Am- Why such a diverse collection? to be "in it just for fun for fun and we'll see where it with Howard in "Apollo 13," is dimension to his performance. way and Dan Saros contribute The band said "we wanted to in- takes us." What makes this band chilling as Jimmy Shaker, the vocals and guitar. Former Aces clude a lot of songs that every- and we'll see where it unique? They say it's because policeman who masterminded Intense is the one word that are drummer Andy Calmes and body knows." Calmes said "this takes us." "we're serious about our music, the kidnapping. He effects a encompasses the whole aspect vocalist/pianist Matt Newbold. is long lost music that no one not our image," strange sympathy, though, es- of the film. It grabs you in the Staight Face's members began plays anymore." pecially in the scene where he beginning, and keeps you on collaborating at the end of this Straight Face also write their outlines his rationale for the the edge of your seat until the summer and played on campus own music. Amway and Newbold Check them out this month at kidnapping, using the Rod closing credits roll. for the Phi Kappa Tau rush. They share vocals and write for their The idea for the name came Howard's the 19th and Junction describe their style as "pure own instruments. from the enigmatic personalities the 20th.

Tired of American Heart Campus pays tribute to Marley Association, throwing Fighting Heart Disease 0 Natalie Miller After Marley died in 1981, "I am convinced that there is major Anna Connors. and Stroke The Back Pages many reggae fans discussed no other thing (reggae music) what his death meant to them and In the past, the tribute enjoyed your weight with the potential to bring people relative popularity among the As the annual Tribute to Bob to reggae music. This event at together. It is very uniting. Our Marley rolls around again, many the University is the longest con- student population. Lam calls It around? Exercise. goal is to work toward unity of "a party with meaning." may wonder what the signifi- secutive tribute at any university people in spirit,"said Errol Lam, cance of Marley is to this cam- in the world, according to the or- a founder and organizer of the pus. Not only a musician, Bob ganizers. One Love tribute. touched many people with his social messages. His music "If you want peace, work for Is There A Parking Problem justice" expresses Marley's phi- Students on campus credit brought people together and Marley's appeal to the relaxing promoted activism. losophy, and he criticized injus- "He criticized racism, colo- tice and urged people to take ac- feel of the music. "We love Bob nialism and oppression. Bob was tion. Lyrics from "Redemption Marley because he's soulful and on Campus? an international star who never Song" say "Emancipate yoursel- inspiring," said sophomore forgot his Jamaican roots," said ves from mental slavery. None Bridget Smith. "I think that Bob Nikki Waller, one of the tribute's but ourselves can free our brought reggae to the main- organizers. minds." stream." said political science

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