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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BG NewsT-I i ft a ■Volume 86/lssue 1< Adail am dent student press Thursday, M partly Read- in cloudy 'Jodie's Body* focuses on self-esteem encourages One-woman show helps women accept themselves book high: 38 By WENDY SUTO donations The BG News low: 22 T^Sr v,^6i^^^ J^SNOJT Kk->s By ALEXANDRIA DIETZ "We are not our bodies, W— *s Hllv ^H E vi^B Jodie, we merely live in them." "^SfWP^L . ,'^R IhcHGXews opinion This is a .quote taken (rom Earlier this week, nine BGSU "Jodie's Body," a bold one- seniors held a read-in for Glen- ■ Columnist Jud Laipply woman show performed Mon- T wood Middle School students in examines Newton's sec- day night at the Joe E. Brown Ek l J-£-£ Findlay, Oh. Theatre at the University, writ- The read-in was held in effort ond law of life. ten and performed by Aviva B^ * ■ ^^^M&M/Z9 to start a local campaign to buy Jane Carlin, a native of South new books for school children. Africa. ^ 3J&EM The project began as part of a world and nation 4 The play is about accepting community service project for a : ■■■■ one's body. Management 456 class in the It opened with Carlin stand- College of Business. The class ing before the audience nude. was put into four teams and each ; ■ Direct comparison "I just let everybody look team had to complete a commu- indicates pill is better and look and look until they ^BB nity service project. than patch in helping feel fine," she said. "All bodies twm^ Christina Haynes, a senior smokers quit. are beautiful and miraculous to \w yv, ^^5 human resource management artists." major, came up with the idea to Carlin wrote the play follow- LM^f "■ ^^^^1 have a read-in. She said the ■ Storms across the ing the apartheid of 1994, the inspiration for the project came BG News Photo/ WENDY STJTO nation leave two first free elections of South from her roommate, who is cur- dead, thousands with Africa. The idea for this play Following "Jodie's Body," a panel discussion was held to discuss body images. rently student teaching at Glen- out power. stemmed (rom Carlin pulling wood Middle School. herself together after 25 years of tion. When she became fat, she pie's perceptions of me were much," she said. "I want the Haynes said her roommate drinking and getting high. explained that she felt like she quite different." play to be everybody's personal was on library duty and came "When I finally quit every- had completely disappeared. These perceptions included experience." home discouraged because the sports 8 thing, I started getting fat," Car- "It was very interesting, to people thinking she had no tal- Two University students children did not want to utilize lin said. "1 replaced one series experience such radically dif- ent, a low self-esteem and little who have eating disorders the library because the books of addictions with another ferent perceptions of myself intelligence. came to the play hoping it were old. through eating." and other people," Carlin said. "The truth is I was quite suc- would be a turning point in Haynes and her group mem- As an adolescent, she was "I had plenty of confidence in cessful and spectacularly talent- their recoveries. bers decided to do a read-in for used to a certain level of alien- myself, but I found that peo- ed," Carlin said. Erica, a senior, has anorexia grades six through eight and cre- The characters mentioned (self-starvation) and attends ate a campaign to buy them Symptoms of Eating Disorders in "Jodie's Body" come partly classes part-time because full- books. Each teacher selected a from Carlin's own personal time is more than she can han- book and each group member Anorexia: experiences in Uganda, Lon- dle. spent a half-hour reading to the don, and the United States. "Being in class and keeping children and then holding a Men's swimming and People suffering from this disorder are often thin to the Carlin played Jodie, also a my concentration with the lec- point of emaciation and are afraid to gain weight. They may question and answer period. diving team sets its South African native, who is tures has been a real problem Much of the discussion focused have symptoms caused by severe weight loss such as, gen- sights on MAC posing nude in an artist's stu- for me," she said. "1 had to start around the importance of going eral weakness, insomnia, digestive problems, dry skin and dio in London three days after taping my lectures because I championship. to college. hair and cold hands and feet. the free elections in South was so hungry I couldn't think For each class that participat- Africa. Her character talked of anything else." ed, one book was donated to the Bulimia: out loud about art, bodies and She was interested in seeing class. ow 11 how she sees the students in how Carlin would perform. People suffering from this disorder may be of average or The group is currently orga- her life drawing class. "I found myself focusing so ■ slightly above average weight. They usually do most of nizing fund-raisers to help raise "I wanted to write a piece much on what she said that her their hinging and purging secretly, and have rapid weight money to buy more books for NOW reviews about the possibility of just being nude added to the Glenwood's library so all of the gains and losses. Some symptoms include self-induced undergraduate being comfortable in your own students will be able to enjoy vomiting, fasting, overexercising and dehydration. body and not worry too student art show, • See JODIE, page seven. them. checks out "Mama's "We wrote to Oprah and the Pot Roast." and Barbara Bush literacy founda- tion," Haynes said. "We have previews AIDS benefit African Drum Circle plays for world peace contacted various Findlay busi- concert. nesses and organizations. We circles, the diaspora conga, the have written to publishing com- By SARAH DELANEY the programs offered by the members of the local and inter- inde:ex Africana Cultural Arts Sanctu- national communities have all dundun and the jembe are three panies and authors in hopes that The BG News ary, according to founding mem- taken part in the drum circle, and popularly used drums. they will send us a book," 2 Haynes said at first she v/as Opinion As spring approaches, Uni- ber Djisovi Eason. the participants continue to However, many different Page Three 3 versity students can again look "The Sanctuary operates from change, according to Eason. drums are used in the Drum Cir- apprehensive about reading to middle school students. She was World and Nation 4 forward to hearing the cultural the theme that through the arts "The drum circle has a pan- cle for World Peace. Francisco Cabanillas, a Sports 8 rhythms of the African Drum and humanities we can unite the humanist concept," he said, not- afraid that the students would Circle for World Peace outside world community," Eason said. ing that participants have includ- romance languages professor, not pay attention and would lose Sports Agate 10 "In the Drum Circle for World ed African Americans, Hispan- said he has regularly participat- interest in the stories that were NOW 11 the Union. But until the weather permits, Peace we bring together the ics, Asian Americans and Native ed in the drum circle for about chosen. the beat will go on at the United human race. We use the drum as Americans. two years. Michelle Burrer, a senior Christian Fellowship on Thurstin a universal language to bring us Eason said each different cul- "1 play the congas, which are human resource management hat? Avenue every Friday from 5-6:30 together and to bring about cre- ture has its own types of drums. Latin drums," he said. major and fellow teammate, p.m. ativity." Within the West African culture Students, alumni, faculty and commonly associated with drum "I came back and The drum circle is just one of • See DRUMS, page seven. • See READ, page seven. saw the need for peace among people in the classrooms and the University increases shuttle stops, buses community." shuttle van has been added to By KIM WILFONG the shuttle system that will pick Djisovi Eason The BG News students up weekdays from 3 founder of the BGSU African Drum Circle The University shuttle system a.m.-7 a.m., Saturdays from 3 has made several changes in a.m.-8 a.m. and Sundays from 7 order to give students more p.m.-8 a.m. Students call 372- ftronica opportunities to ride the bus. RIDE and the shuttle bus will According to James Beaupre, pick them up from wherever Check out: equipment maintenance supervi- they are, including off campus sor with parking and traffic, the locations. www.bgnews. changes include a new route "Students can use the bus com through the Harshman drive and more," Beaupre said. "We take a new on-call van to enhance the students to work and to where News, web extras and a 372-RIDE program. they live if it is too late for them whole lot more. Beaupre said that the Harsh- to walk." man slop has been added to the Students agreed that this is a day route to make it more conve- Want to get in touch? beneficial addition to the shuttle nient for students to use the sys- bus system. bgnews@bgnet. tem. He said putting a new route through Harshman has increased "I think it would be a good bgsu.edu the amount of people riding the idea because I've heard students complain it doesn't slop at Your direct line to your bus. enough locations," said Angela newspaper. "It has increased about 300 riders a week by putting a sec- Benjamin, a senior child and ond bus down through Harsh- family development major. Or call us: man drive," Beaupre said. "It Senior computer art major gives students more opportuni- Matt Hecht agreed. 372-6966 ties to ride the bus. Instead of "It's a great idea because of News Photo/ MATTHEW MILLER safety factors involved," he said. waiting 20 minutes, they only Avoiding a walk in the rain, students board one of the University's have to wait 10." "People walking long distances shuttle buses Tuesday. More students are riding the shuttle buses now that a Harshman stop has been added to the route. Beaupre also said that a new late at night aren't safe." page 2 The BG News Thursday, March 4, 1999
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The BG News Newton's second law of life examined I faintly recall my junior year wait was a little long and some on around us. of high school during my of the people were getting impa- I am not talking about life- physics class, learning about this tient waiting and were not afraid changing events, but more so the guy named Newton and his laws lo say so out loud. One gentle- little things that tend to make a of gravity. I remember a specific man in particular seemed rather person's day good or bad. Big law, his second 1 believe, that irate at the whole situation. Well, events are inevitable and those stated: For every action there is as he finally got to the desk, I more than likely will determine an equal and opposite reaction. heard the woman working our mood. You get a job promo- This law of course is in reference politely thank him (or waiting lion, you feel good, find out you to gravity and the forces thai arc and asked to see his ticket. Well, lost a loved one and you feel applied to an object with mass. this guy had been brewing for a bad. These events are huge in Well, the more 1 Ihink about, little while and finally he decid- size and our reactions to these ed to explode and he did so to this law holds Irue in the daily keys and then blaming it on your are natural and not easy to con- this poor woman. events that we call life. I mean, roommate (or keeping the place trol, good or bad. life is nothing more than a series He went on ranting and rav- "An independent student voice serving so sloppy and so on; these are II is the other events in life, of events followed by a series of the reactions. See, action then ing about having to wait so long the ones that we don't think personal reactions to those reaction. and on and on. Not the nicest or Bowling Green since 1920" twice about, that really deter- events. Action, then reaction. kindest thing that 1 have ever Plain and simple, thus creating The actions are sometimes mine the level of happiness in things that we have control over seen; consequently, his reaction Newton's Second Law of Life our lives. Think about people 210 West HaU and sometimes they are events caused him stress and ended up that you know who are what you rather than his second law of making him look like a jackass thai we have no control over; consider happy. How do they Bowling Green State University gravity. by behaving like a loony. So I however, we always have con- react to the little things? What approached the desk, not really Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 I know, you are probably sit- trol over our reactions. This is about people that you consider caring about the wait. I was not ting there going what in the hell the greatest discovery of all, real- to be unhappy? How do they Phone: (419) 372-2601 going anywhere until my plane is this guy talking about? Is he izing that we have control over react? How do you react? E-mail: [email protected] smoking crack or whal? Well, our reactions. Follow along with took off anyway. I was pleased to allow me to explain. Consider me. find the woman in a great mood The little things in life are that everything that happens in and it was apparent that she was what shape our daily lives. Are Mike Wendling This past weekend I flew into your life is an action. The phone not thinking about the irate man you constantly getting upset Editor-in-chief Jacksonville, Fla. for a confer- ringing when you are making at all. over the little things in life? ence. When 1 was standing in Don't! This is where you have out with your significant other, Most people would have Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite line to fly home, back to Ohio, it the power; remember — Action being stuck in traffic, losing your was 8:00 in (he morning and grown irate themselves while lis- Opinion Editor Managing Editor then reaction! You control your keys, not being able to get on- there were only a few people tening to this man and been own reactions. 1 guess that guy line, getting a parking ticket and working al the ticket check-in. inclined to pass it on to the next Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Newton sort of knew what he so on; these are all actions. The person. Not this woman. Her Copy Chief Unfortunately, there was a was talking about. Photo Editor immediate response that you reaction was different and she have is the reaction. Getting problem with one passenger's Tod McCloskey refused to let the actions of the Scott Zimmer pissed at the person who called ticket and some extra work irate man consume her mood Sports Editor Graphics Editor while you were making oul with needed to be done. This left one judson Laipply is a columnist for and ruin her day. Tony Cavallario your significant other, screaming person to check in passengers The News and a feel-good fellow. Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller at other people in the traffic jam, and send Ihem lo their right ter- We have the ultimate choice He loves e-mail, so send him some at Web Editor going insane looking for your minal. Well, needless to say, the in how we react to what is going judson@bgnet. bgsu.edu. Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter American students should unite One of the things I've learne is better — even though the If you have to work to pay for in my travels is that students i: average American student has school, you should be pretty o you find yourself agreeinj other countries have a sense of, vastly more debt than a Euro- angry. Nobody should be well, being a student. pean student and our generation expected to work full time, or ith everything you read? If nol You don't have to have had is facing a severe financial crisis. even 20 hours a week, and take the luxury of world travel to see The lack of unified student anywhere near a full course write a letter to the editor at this, though. Occasionally, stu- movements in America is an load. example of how capitalism has dent movements get some ink in Yet many students, here and the American press. When divided and fragmented the [email protected]. elsewhere, d ' — and more than French students th. k they're copulation. If we're all going to getting screwed over, they take be fighting with the girl next to that, they have to. This alone is Letters to the Editor policy to the streets (and sometimes us in class for jobs after gradua- one of the major failings of our throw rocks). Or when the across. And trom having attend- tion, why should we band system of higher education. Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, faculty, together with her? administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a strong opin- British government started to ed rallys in England, I can tell Some people tout the benefits ion. The BG News will not dlscrimminate upon letters solely based on a person's charge tuition fees, students you that student opposition to Thus, our overwhelming of work, but what about the ben- opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. organized (unfortuantely, to lit- new fees was nowhere near uni- social emphasis on the individ- efits of getting to concentrate on ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current Issue on tle effect). versal. Apathy is a worldwide ual paralyzes us when it comes your studies and maybe, possi- to collective action. the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. We see a bit of this in the Unit- phenomenon. bly, having lime for a few ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as ed States. For example, in last To change the system, we've Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- And yet, in those countries extracurricular activities or per- ered based on topic relevance and quality. Friday's BG News, a letter there is a basic assumption got to start at the root, by ques- haps even a social life? appeared from a group of stu- shared by most people who tioning our American capitalist Anonymous letters arc not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or These are questions we must Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished dents protesting the murderous attend a university. Most stu- assumptions and seeing other only if the author submits bis or her name, academic major and year, phone sanctions the U.S. has leveled dents realize that as a sort of systems in action (that's why I ask politicians, friends and par- number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- umn as anonymous only under specific situations in which the author may have against Iraq. underclass, students have at cited foriegn countries to start ents, not only now, but when we valid reasons to remain anonymous. Such opposition, however, is least some things in common with). graduate from this place (and lb submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to usually relatively small, centers with other underpriveledged Here's just one question we many of us will do so with 210 West Hall and leave it in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, around left-wing groups and is groups. Students don't have any should ask: Why should we pay crushing loan payments). send it on e-mail to [email protected] and give it the sub- money, for one thing. Taking this for a public university? issue-oriented. The growing Yes, capitalism, dog-eat-dog, ject, "Letter to the Editor." nationwide dissent against view, it only makes sense that It's a simple one, but one don't give an inch, is the way it sweatshop labor being used to financial burdens should be Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The that's not easy to answer, consid- is. But "the way it is" isn't the News reserves the right to edit any and all letters Thr Editorial Board acknowl produce athletic apparel is shifted to the rich. ering that most nations that have way it should be. Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any another good example. This goes along with the public universities don't require material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News is These are certainly worthy social democratic tendancies of students to pay for them. At the We can do better. Unite. prohibited. causes and protests, but they most Western nations. Even the very least, they don't require The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- underscore the lack of a broad- most conservative politicians in students to pay the enormous lished dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- Mike Wendling is Editor-in- based student movement in this Canada and England wouldn't sums that we pay, even here at ter. chief of The BG News. His t>ieu>s country. think of scrapping socialist pro- BGSU. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily grams like free higher education do not necessarily represent those of those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG I won't over-glorify student Take another question: and universal health care. the The News as a whole or of the News. Unsigned editorials axe the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff. movements in other countries. Granted that there may be bene- Editoral board. Mike can be contact- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto- Certainly violence, like the kind Here, in the supposed land of fits to having jobs during col- ries or photograph descriptions. some French students resorted the free, it's different. We still lege, wouldn't it be nice to have ed at [email protected] or Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. to, is no way lo get your point swallow the idea that our system financial security first? 210 West Hall.. website of the day PEOPLE ^ www.nationalenquirer.com on the street activities. notion of enrichment In the more populous parts of the Keeping this in mind. I was state, people don't have to Do you think there struck by a bout of dark hilarity should be a new as, later in the class, we expend much energy perform- watched a video which includ- ing basic functions like keeping e-mail system? ed an interview with a young warm. So they maybe have man convicted of torturing a more to relegate to such tasks as determining that ranch I was sitting in on a veterinary dog. His reason? 'We was Megan Willey Jennifer Imes bored" They was bored, so dressing is boring, and that ethics class the other day, lis- Freshman Freshman standard amenities like chain- tening to a supposed discus- they tortured the poor critter. Broadcast English style pizza aren't overly stimu- sion on the definitions of cruel- Doesn't that sound like "mother Journalism "If it's like Eudora and ty and animal welfare. Among primate in need of enrichment? lating As a result, you get "Yes, I don't like the it won't back up then the questions raised was. r herbal teas with sixteen purely Pine system, so sure." I've actually made a kind of abusive is negligence? Ca organic essences and ingredi- anything would be informal study over the last better." owners be required to provi ents, poppy-seed or hot bacon couple years of the way that their dogs and cats with ai salad dressing, "regular" we seek to enhance our lives affection and playtimo'? scrambled eggs that contain Christopher Stone it, with decreasing worry green peppers and onions, and Sophomore about basic survival, we're left Telecommunications The lecturer mentioned that pizzettas" with sun-dried with a lot of time and energy to "Yeah, because some states have mandated tomatoes, roasted peppers, that primates kept in cap . omehow, and boredom around lunch or the portabella mushrooms and an afternoon it takes be provided with enrichment, often seems like the most seri- olive-oil-based sauce. forever." according to the recommem ous threat to our welfare. tions of veterinarians or other There is an ironic aspect to Why are we as a society so authorities. "Enrichment this trend: even these new Adam Papas to turn to chemically- Edwin Rezaei current watchword throughout tastes and textures eventually Senior Junior oblivion? What's the zoo world. Keepers, c become commonplace and Electronics & Chem/Bio/Pre Vet behind the surge in extreme tors and vets are all obse new oddities must be concoct- Computer "With the enhance- sports that defy all sense of Technology ments in technology, (and rightly so) with ensurii ed to fulfill the need for senso- fety? Why does it's about rime we that their charges suffer t 'It's easier to use. and ;n impossible to get nor- ry exhilaration. Eventually, as a has more features update the e-mail minimum amount of mal food in California? friend put it, we end up swim- than Pine." system." dictated by their continual con- ming in a cesspool of hyper- • People on me street is intended as an unscientihc sample ol trie student population Anyone finement in the same area v That last one makes a lot stimulation, still wondering why desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union around, say, seven-ish But you didn't hear if here the same companions more sense in light of the we're bored.
UPCOMI events All these campus events an su.edu Thursday 3/4/99 / / a.m. - 2 p.m. ited i rjoet. new work "Symphony 7." The 4-5:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Toledo Storm ticket si -.trator and short story work will be premiered by the i Lorna Goodison and Toledo Symphony in the Education Abroad 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The Sport Mai The Toledo Symphony lipps, a painter and evening. Kennedy Green Alliance is selling l„ Information Session The Toledo Symphony, with Annual Undergraduate Art ■vlass.. Room, Moore Musical Arts Toledo Storm game Call the Education Abroad I ' Free. Center. Andrew Massey conducting, and Design Exhibitions money for Dar Office at 419/372-0309 for will present the world premiere Show continues through Mar. Union Foyer. details. 1103 Offenhauer West 3:30 p.m. of "Symphony 7" by Charles 21. Tues - Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; 2:30-3:30 p.m Sun. 2-5 p.m. Free. Dorothy Uber 2:30 p.m. The Toledo Symphony 7- 11 p.m. Wuorinen. Free to BGSU stu- Bryan and Willard Wankelman Discussion with Composer Open Rehearsal dents, faculty and staff with a Galleries. Fine Arts Center. Caribbean Homelan Casino Night Charles Wuorinen Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Sponsored by Resident Student valid ID. Kobacker Hall, Moore Encounters in the Arts ut long presentation of his Arts Center. Association. Union Ballroom. Musical Arts Center. daily WEATHER CROSSWORD TODAY TOMORROW ACROSS tfxxoughfare 25 Sets of teeth Partly Cloudy. Mostly Cloudy. 1 Main artery 62 Susan Lucci on 27 Medicinal 6 Beaver project "All My Children" solution HIGH: 38 LOW: 22 HIGH: 36 LOW: 25 9 Take up 64 John's Yoko 28 Mashed 14 Nice good-bye? 65 Language of 29 Takes flight 15 In the past northern India 30 Monotonously 16 Actress Taylor 66 Alcoves unchanging 17 Lassoed 67 Forty winks 31 Setting free 18 Guys 68 Daisylike flower 36 Carving coruscate 19 Tidy up 69 Overcrowded whalebone 70 US Open winner 20 Chief executive 40 Evergreen •/KOR-uh-skate/* 22 Hoagie 0(1994 seedcase The earth lies blinking turn- 23 Garden tool 71 ■_ Life Is It, 45 Interminably long (verb) to give off or ing over languidly mid kill: 2-1 June honoree Anyway?" 47 Somewhat tangy inglihe a balf-wakene 26 Huff and puff 49 Adheres reflect light in bright 29 Aviators DOWN thai now ami then ' 56 Example 32 Birthday figure 1 Og. tor seniors 58 Sony tx)ut that beams or flashes and sleeps though will 33 Son of Isaac 2 Aroma 3 Sufhcientty 59 Not fooled by wide open. 34 Loos and Louise Example: Phoebe admired 35 Phoenix five developed 60 Summertime drinks O ItM Tnbun. MM. Servleas. Inc 3/ Cornering pipe 4 Woods' first tor the answes. look on the the way Simone's new Edward Thoma • 61 Desperate All rights men/ad. web www bgnewscom 38 Collat stroke 62 Concluding Country 39 Liveliness 5 Sound recording turquoise and silver 41 And so forth. episode 6 Widow ot a 63 Caviar base PAGE THREE of The BG NEWS is intended as a necklace coruscated in ELEPHANT WEEK (day 5) briefly knight source of non-vital information as well as a 42 Cool or groovy 7 Meetings' plans reprieve from stressful and/or boring daily minuti- The African Elephani 43 Wrath 8 Romeo's last ae. The material herein has been composed metic- the late afternoon sun- 44 US border lake ulously using various means to provide today's Conservation Aci of 1 • name shine. 46 Boarlike 9 Circle segments most meaningful and fulfilling nonsense. All words hibns ihe import of ra« 48 Cowardly dogs transcribed here are real; names have been 10 Overwhelming changed to protect the Innocent end the unwitting worked ivory in to the t S 50 Explosive tellers flood Coruscate comes from 51 Rampaged Complaints, comments, ideas, materials, monetary wiih certain exceptions I1 11 Single gifts, submissions, and other sorts of contributions 52 ERA or RBI 12 Garden gladly accepted; please deposit In 210 WEST HALL the Latin "coruscare," also set up a gram prog 53 Get the point ■ vegetable in hard copy or Macintosh disk form or email to 54 Grounded bird which means to flash. fund elephant conservation 13 Hemi-score? Mary Beth Murtha at marym@bgnet. bgsu.edu. I'll 55 Muscle spasm probably look at it. Those whose material is worthy efforts sourct icieit firsgoi 21 Cakes, pies, 57 Intersecting etal. will get to see it in print ... such reward. DE SECTION
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The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on Treacherous winds, waves news pound Northwest, 2 dead omplled from staff and wire reports The Associated Press heard a big boom," said power restored by noon. Ihe eastern suburbs — including Stephanie Clecker, 17, who lives Redmond where Microsoft head- near Ihe trailer home. "Glass Passenger ferry service in the Powerful winds and large Puget Sound area was canceled quarters is located. The damage waves whipped the Pacific started flving everywhere." ■ HURRICANE I Wednesday morning, affecting leaves the Interstate 90 floating Northwest coast on Wednesday, Toledo volunteers head to Honduras Washington Gov. Gary Locke about 45,000 people, slate ferry bridge, three miles to the south, knocking out power to tens of declared a slate of emergency in spokeswoman Susan llarris- TOLEDO (AP) — Mayor Carty Finkbeiner will lead a group of 45 thousands and interrupting ferry as the only cross-lake span. five counties in the western part Huelher said. volunteers on a two week mission to Honduras to help with relief fol- service across Washington state's of Ihe slate. In Oregon, the bow section of lowing Hurricane Mitch. Puget Sound. The storm also closed the a burned and broken cargo ship, Al the peak of the wind storm, Evergreen Point Floating Bridge The Toledo group will leave on March 15 and work primarily on In the South, tornadoes and gusts reached as high as 68 mph across Seattle's Lake Washing- which had been laboriously rebuilding homes destroyed by the hurricane, Finkbeiner said Tues- strong storms tore across several in Snohomish, northeast of Seat- dragged off the shore near Coos day. stales. ton, bringing morning commuter tle, the weather service said, traffic to a near-standstill. Then- Bay, ran aground again after the The volunteers will be assigned based on their skills and back- A 36-year-old man was killed while 35-foot seas and sustained was damage to the draw span of storm ripped the oil-laden hulk grounds. Some of the volunteers with health care skills will work in in Washington when a tree fell 60 mph winds were reported off the bridge and crews said it free from the tug that was towing rural areas. on Ihe car he was driving. In the coast. could not be repaired until at il out to sea. Most of the volunteers have a background in engineering, con- Alabama, a 23-year-old man was least Friday morning. More than 200,000 people struction or health care. killed when a tree slammed into The broken-off bow of the his trailer home in Milbrook. were without electricity early An estimated 100,000 cars use Vice President Al Gore asked Finkbeiner to lead 10 U.S. cities in Wednesday as falling tree limbs the Evergreen Point bridge each New Carissa was mired in sand helping the relief effort in Central America. felled power lines, but most had day, which connects Seattle to about 60 miles north of Coos Bay. Under construction for Fall 1999 VILLAGE GREEN 2 New Buildings APARTMENTS
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He search broadcast live to an Amer- high priest Kai, who performed therefore this pyramid was never also discovered a skeleton ican audience found a mummy rituals inside the temples and used." believed to be that of Kai's wife believed to be up to 4,200 years taught the king's children, Zahi and another thought to be Kai's old. Hawass said. "I think it is very good for daughter. television to do something differ- Fox TV broadcast the look into Hawass had hoped to find the ent and make archeology more During the broadcast, Hawass unexplored rooms of two tombs remains of Queen Khamererneb- fun and cool," Fox executive pro- held up several pieces of pottery and a small pyramid of Queen ty II, whose pyramid is near the ducer Peter Isacksen said. to the camera, saying they were Khamerernebty II on the Giza Sphinx. But when he ventured 60 remnants of jars for drinking Plateau, site of the Sphinx and feet down through a narrow pas- Paintings on the walls inside beer in the afterlife. the great pyramids on the out- sageway, crawling and ducking the temple of Kai's wife and daughter were the most impres- The program cost Fox $3 mil- skirts of Cairo. all the way, he found an incom- Associated Press Photo plete burial chamber. Inside, sive find, Hawass said. They lion, including a contribution to Although the mummy found there was a skeleton he believed showed "butchers bringing Egypt's antiquities department The Giza Plateau's chief archeologist Zahi Hawass, left, and Fox may be older than the famed could have been a grave robber. thighs of cows and it shows peo- made in return for government 3,300-year-old King Tut discov- ple bringing offerings, women permission for the broadcast, TV's program host Maury Povich, right, crouch at the entrance ery in 1922, Giza Plateau's chief "No pyramid is similar to this standing. ... It's beautiful life network officials said. of the newly discovered tomb of the Pharaonic priest Kal. Anti-smoking drug proven more effective than patch The Associated Press researchers themselves dis- seven weeks. Those using both brand name for the antidepres- he said. to stick on and pills to take, but agreed over whether the findings the patch and Zyban put on sanl bupropion. Since Zyban was Glaxo Wellcome paid for the some of the patches and pills In the first head-to-head com- were a fluke, since other studies about 2.4 pounds, compared approved in 1997 as the first non- study. Jorenby has organized were dummies. parison, the anti-smoking drug have shown the patch works. with 3.6 for either method alone nicotine product to help smokers presentations for Glaxo Well- After four weeks, the patch Zyban proved twice as good as The study, led by Dr. Douglas and 4.6 on placebos, or dummy quit, doctors have written 4 mil- come. Seven of the II other had significantly better results the nicotine patch in helping Jorenby of the University of Wis- treatments. lion prescriptions for it, accord- researchers also have worked for than the placebo. Buproprion people kick the habit, and both consin Medical School's Center "A lot of people say the fear of ing to Glaxo Wellcome Inc., the Glaxo Wellcome, Novartis — alone was more effective than together were even more effec- for Tobacco Research and Inter- gaining weight stops them from manufacturer. which made the patches studied the patch, and both treatments tive. vention, was reported in Thurs- even trying to quit smoking or "The very high success rate — or a competitor in the quit- were better yet. Used together, they helped day's New England Journal of can sabotage them early in the with bupropion is extremely smoking business. After a year, more than 35 per- 1 more than 35 percent of smokers Medicine. process," Jorenby said. encouraging," said Dr. Alan It took a habit of at least 15 cent of the people getting both I■: stay off cigarettes for a year. Using both methods at the About 46 million Americans Leshner, director of the National cigarettes a day to qualify for the treatments were still not smok- The patch had disappointing same time was especially effec- smoke, and it will eventually kill Institute on Drug Abuse. Adding study. Smokers who were ing, compared with about 30 per- results, working no better than a tive in helping people prevent half of them, at a rate of about behavioral treatment to the mix depressed were turned down. cent of those on bupropion dummy pill or patch. But the weight gain during the first 400,000 a year. 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Inc.. distributes CREF certificates and interests in the TIAA Real Estate Account. • 12/98 X . Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports /$ 372-2602 Swimmers look to MAC meet By NICK HURM think we can be faster." doing that I will help the relays last lime he out too. This will the biggest competed in Sophomore Mike McHugh The BG News meet anybody on this team has the event al said the team is feeling confi- had." MAC'S. The Bowling Green men's dent. Clungston fin- swimming and diving (3-9 over- Last year, the men finished ffS "We are all feeling well and ished 18th and all, 0-6 MAC) learn has talked sixth out of seven teams. Now 1 we're ready lo swim fast," Waechler 20th about stepping up for the Mid- with eight teams in the league McHugh said. "I think it gives us last year at the American Conference champi- (Buffalo entered this year), Julian meet. -1 a little confidence seeing the onship meet all year. said he would like to see the women do well. We did basically "We need to For the next three days, they the same taper work they did so men's position move up a couple of spots. not worry will have thai chance. 1 think it will work for us as where everyone else is," well." The Falcons will begin their "I would love to be in the fifth Clungston said. "We need lo jusl first day of competition today The Falcons biggest hope for a or sixth place," Julian said. "I dive as good we can." know where the points can come against a very strong MAC MAC champion and possibly a The freshmen will be a big from. Swimming and diving league, including Eastern Michi- NCAA qualifier is Malt Johnsen part of the MAC meet for BG. both need to perform." gan who won the championship in the 100-meter breaststroke. Julian believes as a group, the last year and will host the cham- Johnsen won the event his fresh- Jeff Allen, Josh Clungston and freshmen will energize the team. pionship this year. man year and was touched out Kris Waechter will go after the by an unbelievably small margin "I know the freshmen are much needed points for BC. in "I have very high expecta- last year. His biggesl challenge the diving category. Allen broke going to step up," first year Fal- tions," coach Randy Julian said. this year will come from Toledo the lop 10 last year finishing con Tom s said. "The freshmen "Expectation number one is to in Ben Wainwright, score more points than we did a ninth on the one-meter boards. have been stepping up all sea- BG News Photo/ JASON SUGGS year ago. Expectation number "Personally my goal is to go Allen should also be one of the son. It's about time we get some two is to swim faster. Eastern out there and make NCAA's," favorites on the platform. The recognition for the hard work The Falcons hope to achieve high goals over the weekend. Michigan has a better pool so I Johnsen said. "Hopefully while Falcon senior finished second that we put in." Kent upsets Miami for first trip to NCAA Flashes win MAC Everyone says their outside MAC regular season MVP, By MATT STEINER game is their strength. I'll tell Wally Szczerbiak, was not The BC News you Whorton and Massey and immune to the offensive freeze. TOLEDO — The scene fol- their post game is their Szczerbiak went 1 for 7 from the lowing the Mid-American Con- strength." field before the break totaling ference Championship at the A 17-17 score at the intermis- seven points. SeaGate Centre last night sion illustrated a first half in At the 13:12 mark of the sec- showed two sides of the emo- which offense was virtually ond half, the Flashes led 29-25. tional roller coaster associated non-existent. They could have led by much with championships. As the Kent came out strong. John more, but Miami's John Estick Kent State Golden Flashes and Callaway opened the scoring for scored the Red Hawks first 10 their fans bobbed up and down the flashes 30 seconds into the points after the intermission with fists in the air in victory, game making a three pointer keeping it close amid his team's the Miami players sat looking from the right wing. scoring drought. on with disappointed, tired By the 14:10 mark, Miami Szczerbiak finally showed stares. found themselves down 9-3 signs of heating up at the 10:52 "It's very satisfying," said after Whorton scored off of a lob mark. Miami's ace hit nothing Kent center John Whorton. "We pass to the post. but net on a three-pointer from defeated a great team who are It was the Red Hawks turn the top taking the lead 30-29. On great champions. Wally Szczer- for a run. Frierson hit a triple the next possession he made a biak, Damon Frierson and John from the right corner. He then crossover dribble as he pulled Estick are great players. It took a added a jumper off of an up making the jumper. great effort tonight to win the inbound pass following a Kent The drought returned for the championship." foul. Then, Mike Ensminger sal MAC MVP. He missed his next Gritty post-up basketball all alone under the basket and four as Kent regained the lead proved to be the key as Kent Frierson drove and dished him 38-32 with six minutes left. The won the rights to make their the ball for the score capping a Red Hawks would cut the lead first trip to the NCAA tourna- 7-0 run. to four with 42 seconds remain- ment defeating the Red Hawks Miami led 10-9. ing. of Miami 49-43. Both teams went cold. Miami "We came out and tried to In the upset victory, points in scored seven points and Kent play as hard as we could," the paint told the story. The could only muster eight in the Szczerbiak said. "We just came Flashes oulscored the Red next 10:43. up short. I don't think our I lawks 20-14 under the basket. "We didn't shoot very good," minds were where they said Miami coach Charlie Coles. Sixteen of those came from should've been. We struggled "They played very, very hard. Whorton. He ended the night mightily. You have got to give with IS and received MAC tour- We just ran into some real prob- Kent a lot of credit. They forced nament Most Valuable Player lems the last couple of nights us to do things we normally honors (see related story). scoring baskets." Associated Press Photo They (Kent) were very Trevor Hoffman flashed don't do. patient," said Miami coach through the lane scoring a Clutch free throws down the Miami's Rob Mestas tries to dribble around Kent's Andrew Mitchell in the first half of the Mid- Charlie Coles. "We wanted bankshot for Kent with 32 sec- stretch from Hoffman and Ed American Conference championship game in Toledo Wednesday. them to have to beat us outside. onds left sending the game into Norvell helped hold off the halftimc tied. Miami comeback. Consistent Whorton makes Flashes 'golden9 Kent's John Whorton comes up big for the Golden Flashes with points in the paint By MATTHEW P. LYONS RedHawks they simply could S^SJS^S^S^S^S^S^S^SJS^S^S^SJS^S^S^SJSJSJS^SJSJS^S^S^SJHBSSSVBHSSBSSISSHSH ol Miami, Wally not remove. He had a presence "John Whorton Was Very gOOd, We did a good job On Miami, and Kyrem Massey of The BC News on the floor that, if he were him Wednesday, he was real good." Kenl whorion was also TOLEDO — Wally's World ignored, hurl Miami where it ~* given the tournament Most hur;. The hurt came in the form Valuable Player award. was shook to the core last night Charlie Coles of points. His clutch free at the MAC championship Miami bead coach Whorton is focused on throws helped the Golden game as Kent's John Whorton after losing lo Kenl Stale representing the MAC well in staled his case for tournament Flashes to their first MAC title ^—~~~~^~—~"""^~"^—^~~-~^~~~~~~-~"^^~™^" the NCAA tournament but he Most Valuable Player. in 47 years. Miami coach Char- lie Coles eluded to his presence. Kent State. He weighed 290, mile. What a difference com- first trip to the NCAA in school also wants to win a game. Rep- Whorton showed his author- only benched 180, and ran a mitment and determination can history. Whorton was reward- resenting the conference is not "John Whorton was very mile in 7.5 minutes. After com- make. ity close to the basket going 7 ed for his commitment and enough for the tournament good, we did a good job on him mitting to the Flashes he made determination with a selection for 11, and 4 for 5 for a total of All of the hard work paid off MVP, nor for the MAC champi- Wednesday, he was real good." vast improvements. By fall to the 1999 MAC All-Tourna- 18 points. Whorton also had 6 last night. Kent won the confer- on Golden Flashes. evaluations he weighed 250, ment Team. He joins Anthony of Kent's 33 rebounds. He Whorton has come along ence title and will make their benched 330, and ran a 6 minute Stacey of BG, Damon Frierson became a thorn in the side of the way since he first arrived at T (. Thursday, March 4, 1999 The BG News page 9 Au revoir SeaGate; bonjour Gund Arena The Associated Press vention center and the cham- bigger market will attract more in Cleveland instead of play- sell out a 5,400-seat arena," nice increase in business but ber of commerce about national attention. It's banking ing the quarterfinal at campus doesn't make or break sales. TOLEDO — Saying goodbye said Mark Tooman, the tourna- $350,000 a year to put on the that the attractions in Cleve- lo the Mid-American Confer- sites. The feeling among ment's director. "We've put a "We were pretty busy all tournament. The convention land, such as the Rock and Roll ence tournament doesn't help league schools is that centraliz- lot into promoting it." weekend on all shifts," she said. center lost between $20,000 the city's self-image problem, Hall of Fame and Museum, ing the tournament will help it The Best Western Toledo "We had the rodeo in town and and $25,000 each time, Donnel- but it won't hurt financially. will help bring in fans. become a bigger event. Tower, which is attached to the the MAC." ly said. The MAC ended its five- The league also had become Despite the MAC'S decision convention center, had plenty The chamber of commerce year run at the SeaGate Centre That's because both the cen- dissatisfied with having the to leave, Donnelly said he's of vacant rooms during this estimates the tournament has an with Wednesday night's title ter and the chamber paid for tournament at the SeaGate not bitter. year's tournament, said Steve economic impact of about $ 1 mil- game between Miami of Ohio hotel rooms for players and Centre, because it's used for "It's an investment we will- Kopp, the hotel's general man- lion on the area each year. But and Kent. The conference school officials, food and basketball only a few times a ingly made to host this event," ager. that amount includes all of the offices also are leaving for drinks in the hospitality suites, year and doesn't provide the he said. "We believe it's good "You can pretty much drive freebies provided to the schools Cleveland, where it will get and tickets for conference offi- atmosphere found in big are- for the community. There's a here in a day without having to and conference. free office space in exchange cials and sponsors. nas. pride of ownership in having stay overnight," he said, explain- Still, there are fans who are for taking the tournament to They also paid mileage to "When we go out and try to the MAC here." ing why there aren't more fans disappointed. Kelly Burdge, of Gund Arena. the teams and officials and market the conference, we now During the five years, the staying. nearby Perrysburg, has gone to "We've lost money each and provided office space for the can tell potential sponsors that tournament struggled to draw Restaurant operators are like- the last three tournaments and every year on the MAC," said conference headquarters, Don- we play our tournament in an fans from outside of the Toledo ly to notice the tournament's wishes it was staying. SeaGate Centre President nelly said. NBA arena," said MAC area and those who did come departure more than other busi- "Mainly because Toledo does- James Donnelly. "We didn't do The MAC will have a similar spokesman Gary Richter. spent little time at restaurants nesses. Patty Woodall, an assis- n't have a whole lot to do in the it as a money maker, we did it arrangement with a better In addition, consideration is and hotels. tant manager at a Big Boy restau- first place," he said. "I was upset for community pride." financial package in Cleveland being given to having all eight "I've been perplexed as to rant near the SeaGate Centre, to see it go Cleveland because It cost the downtown con- where it hopes the move to a teams in the tournament play why we haven't been able to said the tournament provides a they have so much already." Rose Jr. hopes to play Warming Up The Associated Press chance. shots that most likely would Pete Rose Jr. was a hit, Garth Rose Sr, baseball's career have been hits in a game, to Brooks was a miss. hits leader, watched his 29- Jose Vizcaino, Gary Sheffield year-old son swing away at and Raul Mondesi. He ended While the New York Mets Dodgertown. were beating St. John's Univer- "I'll let you know if he's my the session by striking out Eric sity 12-3 Tuesday in this Karros. spring's first exhibition, several son after he hits," Rose said to a A crowd of 1,431 at Port St. other teams were playing fan. "If he gets a hit, he's my intrasquad games. son. If he doesn't, he's your Lucie, Fla., watched the Mets son." With his father sitting in the defeat St. John's. Matt Franco stands, Rose got a hit in the Los Rose Jr. is just hoping for a homered during a seven-run chance with the Dodgers. Angeles Dodgers' game at Vero burst in the third inning, and "I think I've got what it Beach, Fla. Brooks, however, Melvin Mora and Mike takes," he said Tuesday "I plan struck out i his only at-bat in Kinkade also connected for the San Diego Padres' game at on making the team, i don't Peoria, Ariz. plan on playing in (Triple-A) New York. After being reminded by Albuquerque." Five Mets pitchers combined manager Bruce Bochy to put on "I'll bust my tail," Rose Jr. on a five-hitter. Mets closer his batting helmet, the country said. "I'm going to be in LA at John Franco, a St. John's alum- some time. I'm a guy who's got music star managed to foul off nus, did not pitch. two pitches before chasing a some pop. Left-handed pop neck-high fastball from non- looks to be a little scarce around Left-hander David Wells, roster lighty Salvador here." meanwhile, had back spasms Rodriguez. Kevin Brown, who signed a and was in Toronto's training "It was cool. I guess four out $105 million, seven-year con- room in Dunedin, Fla. tract with the Dodgers, pitched of the five pitches I was proud "Wells has some lower right of The last one I wasn't. That's two innings in a simulated the one I'll remember," Brooks game. He threw 16 pitches in back inflammation," Blue Jays said. the first inning and 23 in the trainer Tommy Craig said. "I was there. That's why I second. "We're treating him now, and he was apologizing to my team- "It's part of getting started seems to be responding to the mates. I was there," he said. back up, getting cranked up treatment and exercises. We "The guy on first has to be again," Brown said. "I sur- don't anticipate it being a long moved over and it was my job vived, didn't get hit in the face and drawn-out thing. We're just to do it." or anything, so there's a moral victory there." going to take it day to day right Brooks did fine in left field, Mark McGwire warms up during a preseason workout down In Florida. cleanly handling a single by At the end of the session, now, then ease him back up to Gary Matthews Jr. in his only Brown gave up a couple of the on-the-field stuff." Johnson avenges losses to U of Arizona The Associated Press 7," DeRenne said. "He's Catalina Mountains provided a foot-10 left-hander, probably the immense. It was just awesome, scenic backdrop to what most intimidating pitcher in the TUCSON, Ariz. — Revenge is man. Hopefully they got it on amounted to a historic moment game, the college players sweet. Randy Johnson joked, videotape because I'd like to for the second-year franchise. showed no obvious fear but were plenty anxious, helping Johnson even after 14 years. show it to my kids someday." The Diamondback purple was out by swinging at a few high the fourth major-league uniform The last time Johnson faced Johnson, who warned last hard ones out of the strike zone. the University of Arizona, he week not to expect anything Johnson has worn. He started his walked six and was shelled for overwhelming from him in career with Montreal and spent 9 Johnson didn't want to hit six runs on 13 hits in a 7-3 loss. spring training, threw 31 pitches. 1II seasons as a Seattle Mariner. anybody. Five were call strikes, seven were For a half-season last year, he "I get worried if it's a guy up That was 1985. He was no Big swinging strikes, six were fouls, was a Houston Astro. Now he's Unit then, just an extremely tall, there making millions of dollars, 11 were balls and two were hit in the marquee addition to a high- extremely wild junior at USC. let alone a young kid trying to play. priced rotation that could vault get a college education," he said. Johnson t-jk the mound Arizona into National League "He might be president of the He threw a couple of breaking contention. against the Wildcats again on balls and change-ups, but mostly United States someday. You Wednesday, making his Arizona four-seam and two-seam fast- "It was exciting," Johnson never know." Diamondback debut by method- balls. said, "not nearly exciting as the The Diamondbacks eventual- ically striking out four of the six first start I make in LA (the April ly won the game 10-2, an out- batters he faced in two perfect "I'm a little disappointed the 5 season opener against Kevin breaking ball wasn't there but come that will be quickly lost to innings. Brown in Dodger Stadium) or the big-leaguers in the 162-game I'm always that way in spring probably even more so when I "I'm getting back at U of A season to come. training," Johnson said. "I just make my first start at Bank One. after all those beatings I used to went out there to work on my But it's going to be an exciting But the six college players take at USC," Johnson said. mechanics and my arm four years for this organization who went to the plate against Two of the college players, 19- strength." and for myself." Johnson will never forget if. year-old Keoni DeRenne and 21- Johnson, who signed a four- The crowd obviously favored "Just to have the opportunity year-old Dennis Anderson, man- issociated Pre»« Photo year, $52.4 million contract with the college kids. to face Randy Johnson, it's like a aged to bounce out to shortstop, the Diamondbacks, strolled to dream come true, it's like a child- "You've beat him before, you the biggest groundouts of their the mound at Tucson Electric hood dream," said Erik Torres, Arizona Dlamondback pitcher Randy Johnson took the mound can beat him again," one fan lives. Park under bright sunshine in who struck out on three pitches. against the Wildcats Wednesday striking out four of the six bat- yelled. ters he faced. The Diamondbacks won the game 10-2. "He was almost like the Eiffel 80-degree weather. In the dis- "Yeah, three pitches, but those Tower because I'm only 5-foot- tance beyond left field, the As they looked up at the 6- three pitches meant a lot to me." Pirates' Schourek adds veteran leadership to relatively young pitching staff The Associated Press right for the Pittsburgh Pirates, left-hander Pete Schourek, who Making a modest re-entry into Chris Peters, the Pirates believe to add another young one in BRADENTON, Fla. -- They more often they weren't. The has won big games and gotten the free agent market, the Pirates they have their best rotation there." tried Elmer Dessens, Esteban arms were young, they were big outs in the major leagues — signed the 29-year-old Schourek since they last won a division Loaiza, Jon Lieber, Steve Cooke, strong but they weren't always something none of the Pirates' to a $4 million, two-year contract title in 1992. Schourek, accustomed to Paul Wagner. They reached into experienced. And they didn't other starting pitchers did before in December. "We're going to put him in pitching with veterans in Hous- their farm system for Sean always get hitters out. arriving in Pittsburgh. With Schourek's proven abili- front of our young'uns as they ton, Boston and Cincinnati, finds Lawrence, Ross Powell and Matt This season, they're trying "1 wanted a chance to pitch, ty to perform mixed in with the mature another year," general himself as the elder statesman in Ruebel. something different. They will and the Pirates are giving it to potential of Francisco Cordova, manager Cam Bonifay said. "We a rotation in which no other Sometimes the kids were all give the ball every fifth day to me," Schourek said. Jason Schmidt, Jose Silva and were young and we didn't want starter is older than 27. i page 10 The BG News Thursday, March 4, 1999 uaagaaauaiH STANDINGS Wednesday's Sports Transactions Cory Saulrr National Hockey League National Basketball Association BASEBALL SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Signed TK Christ EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE National League i.MI K.uin.i to .i Ihra year contract. Atlantic Dlrlsioo Atlantic Division • compiled (mm wire HOUSTON ASTROS-Hm-d Ring Drvuir ai TENNESSEE TITANS-Signed DT Jason W L T PU W L Pet GB a major Iragur scoul Pah to a three-year contract Nt-w Jersey 34 20 8 76 Orlando 12 4 750 BASKETBALL WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed QB Philadelphia 30 18 13 73 Miami 10 4 714 I 1/2 National Basketball Association Casev WekJon to a two-year contract Pittsburgh 32 20 8 72 Philadelphia 10 5 667 1 1/2 NBA-Fined SratO SuprrSonlrs F-C Olden HOCKEY NY Rangers 25 28 58 New York 9 6 600 2 1/2 •BASKETBALL Poiynict- S5.000 (or making an obscrne gesture National Hockey League N y Islander. 19 36 45 Boston 6 7 462 4 1/2 toward* ihe fans while exiting the court on NHL-Suspended Detroit Red Wings F Nortkeut Dilution Washington 5 10 333 6 1/2 March I Sergei Fedorov for ftvc games for a slashing W Ms New Jersey 3 II 214 8 Stacey named DENVER NUGGETS-Signed F Carl Ha incident on Feb 27 Ottawa 34 76 Central Division rera DALLAS STARS—Placed RW Brett Hull on Toronto 34 22 5 73 Indiana 11 733 Women i National Basketball Association injured reserve Recalled C Aaron Gavey from hiill.il 28 21 12 68 Detroit 9 600 2 WASHINGTON MYSTICS-Named Melissa Michigan of the IHL Boston 26 25 10 62 Milwaukee 7 5 583 2 1/2 to NABC team McFerrln assistant coach PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Recalled G Jean Montreal 25 29 9 59 Atlanta 8 7 533 3 FOOTBALL Marc Pelletler from Philadelphia of the AHL Southeast Division Cleveland 6 7 462 3 1/2 Bowling Green State University National Football League OLYMPICS W L T PU Toronlo 4 9 308 6 Carolina 28 23 12 68 267 7 junior forward Anthony Stacey CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed DB Mar SALT LAKE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE— Chicago 4 II Florida 22 22 16 60 231 7 earned second-team honors from quez Pope Named .Joe Collins player personnel Named James Oshust director of broadcast Charlolle 3 10 director and Douglas C Jones Mce presldent- administration Washington 26 30 5 57 WESTERN CONFERENCE the National Association of Basek- Tampa Bay 13 42 5 31 Midwest Division (Inancc and treasurer COLLEGE WESTERN CONFERENCE W L Pet tball coaches in their annual dis- DETROIT LIONS—Signed QB Gus Frtrottc. MONTANA—Promoted Don Hoist, interim Central Division Utah II 3 786 DE Paul Spicer. G Dwayne Morgan and QB trict balloting. Stacey. who earlier basketball coach, to basketball coach W L T PU Minnesota 9 5 643 2 this week was named to the first- Detroit 31 25 6 68 Houston 8 7 533 3 1/2 team All-Mid-American Conference SI Louts 26 24 10 62 San Antonio 7 8 467 4 1/2 Webster faces additional charges Nashville 21 34 6 48 Dallas 6 10 375 6 squad, earned a spot on the Dis- Chleago 17 37 42 Denver 5 10 333 6 1/2 trict Four team for the first time. four Super Bowl rings with the northwest Division Vancouver 4 10 286 7 The Associated Press W L T PU Pacific Division The Elyria. Ohio native leads Steelers. Since then, his troubles 8 MONACA, Pa. — NFL Hall of Colorado 30 23 68 Portland 10 3 769 the team averaging 18.5 points have include the failure of his Edmonton 25 28 9 59 Scaltlc 9 4 692 I Fame member and former Pitts- Calgary 21 30 10 52 LA. Uteri 10 6 625 1 1/2 while grabbing 5.6 rebounds per marriage, brief homelessness burgh Steelers center Mike Web- Vancouver 19 33 9 47 Phoenix 8 6 571 2 1/2 game. He has hit half of his field and illnesses. Webster said he Pacific Division Sacramento 7 8 467 4 goal attempts (170-of-340) for the ster has been accused of forging W L T Golden Slate 6 8 429 4 1/2 had minor heart attacks, depres- season. 44.1 percent (30-of-68) prescriptions at another pharma- Dallas 38 II 10 LA Clippers 0 13 000 10 sion and post-concussion syn- Phoenix 30 21 10 70 Wednesday's Scores from 3-point range and 76.3 per- cy. Anaheim 27 25 9 63 Indiana 106. Washington 95 cent (129-of-169| from the charity drome. San Jose 21 27 14 56 I'liil.ul.lphla 102. Chicago86 stripe. He also leads the team in Webster, who was charged last Los Angeles 23 33 5 51 Orlando 93. Charlolle 76 Ritalin is used to treat hyper- Wednesdays Games Golden Stale at Milwaukee. Ine steals and is fourth in assists with week with forgery at a pharmacy Edmonton 5. Buffalo 3 Vancouver al Ulah. nu activity, and police said it can be 48. in Rochester, was charged Tues- Carolina 2. Boston 1 Phoenix at L A Lakers. Inc. abused as a stimulant. Webster New Jersey 5. Toronlo 2 Portland at Sacramento. Inc. He is 11th on the BG career list day with presenting bogus pre- Montreal 4. Pittsburgh 4 Thursday's Games obtained it 18 times at the Med- with 1.451 points (15.9 avg.) and scriptions for Ritalin at three Colorado at Florida. Ine Detroit al Cleveland. 7:30 p.m Fast Pharmacy, Wal-Mart and the San Jose at Vancouver. Inc. Charlolte al NewJrrsey. 7:30 pm also ranks among the BG career pharmacies in Center Township, Los Angeles at Anaheim. Ine Toronto at Atlanta. 7 30 p m CVS Pharmacy, township police leaders In field goal percentage about 25 miles northwest of Thursday 'a Games Denver al Miami. 7 30 p.m. 150.9 percent, 10th) and steals Officer Jeffrey Stone alleged. N Y Rangers at Washington. 7pm San Antonio al Dallas. 8 30 p m Pittsburgh. Colorado at Tampa Bay. 7:05 p.m LA Clippers at Houston. 8 30 p.m 1173. third). His steal total ranks Dallas at N Y Islanders. 7:30 p.m Minnesota al Vancouver. 10 p m tied for fifth on the all-time BG list. Webster, 46, lives in the town- The prescriptions bore the Ottawa at Philadelphia. 7:30 pal Phoenix al Seattle. 10 pm Friday's. name of Dr. Jerry Carter of Toronto at Si. Louis. 8 p m. Golden State at Indiana. 7 pm. Stacey was Joined on the second ship. Nashville at Loa Angeles. 10 30 p m Miami al Philadelphia. 7 p m team by UC's Kenyon Martin and Allegheny General Hospital in Friday's Games Charlolle al Washington. 7pm Melvin Levit. Luke Recker from He retired from the Kansas Pittsburgh, but Carter told police Dallas at Buffalo. 7.30 p.m. Denver al Boston. 7 p.m. Indiana and Akron's Jami Bosley. City Chiefs in 1990 after winning that he did not write them. 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UNIVERSITY DINING SERVICES UNDERGRADUATE orvac* of nuMm Afwus STUDENT GOVERNMENT . ■ < j I I h news I 'Murderers' to be among March dish Films Monday, * BGSU'snow Arts And Entertainment Weekly* I March IS al 7 p.m. as par! of Ihe internation- i al film series, Page N-l ' The Murderer* Reviews of new albums Mike Hammer explains are Among Us by Guided By Voices' gui- why Vince Vaughn is The BG News will be shown in Ihe Gish Film tarist Doug Gillard and rap worth a trip to the video Thursday, Theatre in Hanna Hall. A 1946 producer Prince Paul store. March 4,1999 film directed by Wolfgang Staudte, Murderers is part of Entertainment Editor the German film course. NEW MUSIC VIDEO REVIEWS Tony Cavallario ►*- N-2 + N-2 372-2604 Baseball ticket raffle for Dance Marathon Cleveland 'Mama's Pot Roast' feeds a hungry scene Indians tickets will be raffled^ ers share songs in round robin off on the fashion. The last Monday of each Education BY TONY CAVALLARIO month the Pot Roast hosts fiction Building steps and poetry readings from local Tuesday from The BG News writers. The two weeks in noon to 4 p.m. Sponsored by between can be anything, Dud- Founders Hall Council. Pro- In fivc-and-a-half years hanging ding said — loud, quiet, rap, ceeds will go to Dance rock or anything in between. Marathon. around Bowling Green's music scene, SI The key to Mama's Pol Roasl French Movies Adam Dudding has is fostering a comfortable, cre- seen a rich and popular local ative atmosphere that is rarely French film Ridicule will be music scene decline, especially at achieved in a bar. shown Tues- downtown bars. Last year, Dudding pulled off day, March 16 "Live music used to have bel- a poetry reading featuring Uni- at the French versity creative writing depart- House. The' ter support from Ihe college film will he kids," Dudding said. Live per- ment head George Looney. By shown with formance is in a slump in BG, putting a soft lamp and an ash- English subti- Dudding said, but can easily gel tray on a table with a tapestry tles. Yippee! out of it draped over lop, Mama's Pot "Mama's Pol Roast" is his Roasl kepi the crowd focused on String quartet attempt to revive things. Each the reading. Monday, he books a night of per- "I was astonished at the Bowling formance at Easy Street under attention (hey gave lo the read- Green Siring the Pot Roast name, which he ers, especially in a packed bar," Quartet will said represents something that Dudding said. be performing has a lot of ingredients. Wed., March (p "^ He said Monday nights are BG News Photo/ TONY CAVALLARIO 17 in Bryan Dudding said the function of different than open mic nighl, Members of Ihe Freedom Revival Committee perform al "Mama's Pol Roasl' last Monday at Recital Hall as part of the Fac- the Pot Roast is to provide an where performers book them- EasyStreet Cafe. ility Artist Series. opportunity for performers who selves a short time on Ihe Easy want lo fill the place with people "1 wanted to be able lo go to a Roast after Monday Night Foot- don'l normally gel Ihe chance to Street stage and try to impress bar where I'm not surrounded ball season ended, Dudding is express themselves on the band- the crowd. Al Mama's Pot Roast, who are open lo new sounds." by idiots," Dudding said. "[Easy optimistic about the fate of local Rich Moody stand. bands get more time in a more Witnessing a trend of bars relaxed, conscientious atmos- dropping live acts for television, Street) is a place where I've music. At least, he said it is open reads from "I'm trying to reach out lo always felt comfortable. Last season, and opportunities art; some of the music lhal occurs in phere, said Dudding, a poel and sports and disc jockeys, Dud- musician, most notably of the ding decided someone had to spring, Ihe owner of Easy Street knocking. famous works Ihe woodwork in BG." Dudding band Flyin' Blind. step up lor music. He saw what told Dudding to go ahead and "This is Ihe lime." Dudding said. star! booking Mondays, much to said, encouraging local music at Olscamp "My goal is to have cool he calls the best stage in Bowling The first Monday of each his surprise. Mama's Pot Roasl fans and artists to nurture the music and cool performers and Green (Easy Street) going to Author month is the "Songwriter's Cir- was born. scene. "There's a flag that needs pack it with a crowd who appre- wasle, so he offered lo book Rick Moody.d cle," where nine local songwrit- some bands. With the relurn of the Pol to be put down." whose novel! ciates that, " Dudding said. "I he Storm wasl made into al movie star- ring Kevin Local bands to Kline and Sigourney Weaver in 1997, will read from his work on Thurs.. March 25 at 7:30 p.m. in 117 Olscamp. His latest play AIDS Benefit book is called Purple America and is available from Back Bay toward AIDS awareness, not jusl Books. putting on a rock show. There By DUSTIN WHITE will also be some poetry read- The BC News ings to put more of a focus on Shorts Festival what the event is really about. Thursday a I 9 The price of admission is $3 ends Friday p.m., WBGU will and you must be 19 lo gel into Elsewhere sponsor an AIDS Howard's, which is usually a 21 benefit show al Theatre pre- Si and over facility. Howard's Club H. sents the 1999/ "These people need all the Shorts Festival, The benefit, an annual event in help they can gel." Richardson a smorgasbord BG, gives show-goers a chance said. "Everyone who goes there of short plays lo do more than rock, said Anne can be rewarded because they that will make BG News Photo/MATT MILLER Richardson, coordinalor of the Viewers stroll through the Undergraduate Design Exhibition at Williard Wankelman Gallery dur- contributed." you laugh, cry and go home event. ing last Sunday's opening. The Design, as well as, the art exhibit in the Dorothy Uber Bryan David's House ser\ es over happy. Tonight and Friday at 8 "It's not just a show; you're Gallery, will be on display al the Fine Arts building until March 30. 350 people in Ihe Toledo com- p.m. doing something for people in munity and outlying areas. The your community." Richardson residence itself houses five peo- Sophocles' hits said. ple at a time, and is almost All proceeds from this benefit always full, Everett said. Elsewhere will go to David's House, a small Everell encourages anyone volunteer-run AIDS hospice in Undergrad art show lhal is looking for a "unique vol- Sophocles' Antigone, the Toledo. The money raised from unteer experience" to help out in tragic story of the doomed the show will support the people heroine Antigone, will be al any way thev can. who live at David's House and Elsewhere Theatre Wed., March 24 through Sat, March help pay for bills and food, displays local talent Richardson said. 27. "While some funding conies not the whole story. Many stand- EVENT FACTS most creative people have been from federal and state sources, One man play up to. This year, it is a pleasant outs remain without a yellow much money comes from non- Event: By TONY CAVALLARIO prize badge, and every piece is surprise to see so much talent in profit organizations and AIDS Benefit Show explores travel The BG News worth a most careful glance. such a small place, and truly fundraisers," said Brenda For example, you might When: and pop culture When spring is there is a lot of good stuff lo see. Everett, full lime staff member of spend a long lime al Ben almost here, the The Undergraduate Art and David's House. Thursday March 4 Moeller's painting "Swimming Fine Arts depart- Design Exhibition has just one Two local rock bands, Aloha Theater al nighl," a most magical and 10pm ment opens its flaw—it ends loo soon. Not and Plastic Factory, will per- student Al Z\(/ captivating scene, where a large- Where: doors and puts its every piece submitted gets in, so form, as well as Marmoset, a Gerschutz asscd couple boogie around the students' art on display. The we don't gel lo see every piece band from Indiana (and Secretly Howard's Club H wrote and that students feel is their besl. house as (masked?) naked peo- performs in Undergraduate Art and Design Canadian records), who But be thankful for what is ple skinny dipping just outside Bands: Ihe one man play "Fish Tails Exhibitions opened last Sunday Richardson calls "medium pop- there, an exhibit of impressive Ihe wall. All of this happens and Fish Tales. Directed by and will fill Ihe Dorothy Uber ular." The Plastic Factory painting, provocative photogra- under Ihe same starry nighl and PHD student Mary Kate Ridel, Bryan and Williard Wankelman There will also be a perfor- Marmoset phy, elaborate prints, clever with Ihe same pigeons. "Fish Tails" is a performance Galleries until March 30. mance by DJ Dub, who will spin design, computer art and much Dawn Marr's "Portrait of Blue Aloha about travel and pop culture. Having hundreds of pieces of hip-hop as well as share the more. It is difficult to draw high- II," is a breathtaking composite 121 West Hall on Thurs. 25, it's BGSU student art under one roof stage with live jazz musicians. DjDub and Friends lights. The prize winners are a free is always inspiring. The commu- Richardson said that this year good place to start, but by far are nity gets to see what some of the • See Undergrad, page N-2. the show will be geared more i .' page N-2 The BG News Thursday, March 4, 1999! from giving this CD a chance. There .ire translations fo the Toledo Symphony makes a rare song lyrics in I he liner noles. Besides, there are plenty of appearance at Kobacker tonight songs released in English that HOW sounds most people do not under- stand. By DUSTIN WHITE The BG News so tight you could carry water in tracks that represent the story- This is a superb sampling of them. lines rising action. "The day we world music. The music featured If you are in the mood for some culture before you head to hit the coast," and "headin' on this CD is a blend of different your spring break destination, come to the Toledo Symphony's There are too few "rock-out" south," interrupt the voice of songs on Malamute Jute for my elements from all over the globe. performance at 8 p.m. Thursday at the College of Musical Arts in this epiphany. They represent These artists do an excellent job Kobacker Hall. tastes (is that flamenco guitar in the car-ride-rock that Thrush of mixing African drums, mod- The Toledo Symphony will be performing a piece entitled "Flying Backwards?"), but Hermit has mastered. maybe that's the point. Gillard is ern pop, dance, and native "Symphony 7," by Charles Wuorinen, which will be performed probably so used to playing "Clayton Park" is a refresh- Brazilian music styles. Mar- two times during the course of the evening. rock-star on-stage with Guided ing, quality record from a band gareth Menezes' "Ifa", A Song to This is the world premiere of the work, and to highlight this By Voices that this E.P. is just that will indeed become a Ascend" has a rhythm that is event, the piece will be performed once, followed by a discussion what he needs to recharge his scratching post for today's rock almost infectious. It should at and then the piece will be played again in order lor the listener to creative juices. It's a mature, and roll kitten. There is more least keep you tapping your foot better appreciate what they are hearing. Doug Gillard: refreshing work from Gillard, behind the rock loo, with lyrics to the beat. Conzaguinha's "You Wuorinen is a contemporary American composer. Adam Can See it in It's Face" sound and for our sake, let's hope he that come from more interesting Zygmunt, a music composition graduate student, said that Malamutejute E.P. like it just came out of a jungle. continues releasing music under places of the mind. Songwriter Wuorinen is best known for his piece titled "Time's Encomium," Daniela Mercury's "Batque" is 1998-Cushion Records his own name. for the band, Joel Plaskett, seems which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1970. Wuorinen also is the author to have a ear for the acceptance also another amazing track. Doug Gillard has always been of the textbook "Simple Composition." -John Wenzel of one's position in the world. a great instrumentalist, as any All of the tracks are great but, Andrew Massey, the music director of the Toledo Symphony, But it's not pretentious. It's rock fan of his numerous bands will like in any collection, there will conduct the performance. for the car ride, on your way to attest. Not only does he sing, he Thrush Hermit/ always has to be that one track The Symphony itself has not visited Bowling Green in quite the movies. also plays drums, keyboard, gui- Clayton Park that brings everything down. some lime, namely because of its close proximity to Toledo, tar and bass. -Mike Planicka Caetano Veloso's "The Stranger" according to Deborah Fleitz, director of public events in the 1998- Sonic Unyon would have been much stronger College of Musical Arts. On his latest solo E.P., this as an instrumental number. "[The Symphony! 's a verv fun orchestra, and this event is one Guided By Voices' guitarist and Music for motion pictures Don't even bother to look at the that music lovers will not want to pass up," Fleitz said. songwriter puts these talents to seems to be the theme for translations for this one because The performance is free to all students, faculty and staff, but is his advantage, multi-tracking Thrush Hermit's newest effort, it will throw you off more than $15 for the general public. himself into his own virtual "Clayton Park." Fresh out of the just listening to the Portuguese band. He combines his intricate Sonic Unyon microwave, Thrush will. The other songs move by guitar work with soft, understat- Hermit represents the raw rock fairly quickly, which is really ed vocals to come up with a element of the Hamilton Ontario bad since they are wonderful midwest concert pleasing hybrid of jazzy pop and record label. Best known for songs. This little number seems '70s classic rock, as well as a few their emotionally inclined "Hay- to drag on forever, it is the weak- other indefinable genres. den" as their all-star, Sonic est song in the entire collection. Unyon also carries an arsenal of Originally slated for release Despite the fact that Arnaldo rocked out kids. Thrush Hermit Antunes' "Imagine" is equally as late last year on Georgia's Cush- is the in-your-purse handgun, Various: strange, it zips by at a speedy 31 ion Records (which also released that can easily knock out that seconds. It slops before it begins a 7" from Daytonians 84 Nash), Beleza Tropical 2 guy who won't shut up in the to drive you nuts. Veloso should Malamule Jute is well worth the movies. have gone in a similar direction Toledo: wait. Clocking in under 20 min- Novo! Mais! Mel- 3.20.99/Chamberlain/Frankics time wise. utes for five songs, the E.P. offers "From the back of the film," hor! the Beatles-influenced "Going the first, and most immediate Music seems to be crossing Bowling Green: 1998 - Luaka Bop Round," the crunchy, exhilarat- track on the record sets the borders these days. Language is 3.4.99/Aloha, Marmoset, PLastic Factory, DjDUB/Howards ing prog-rock of "Livery" and tempo from the start. The open- There are two things about becoming less and less of 1 prob- the very GBV-esque "Western Cinncinati: ing line seems to come out at this CD that may scare potential lem. II the material is good, peo- World" (with some ominous 3.4.99/Sebadoh, The In Out/Bogarts you before the record even listeners away. First, all of the ple are listening. German artists, drumming and crazy piano in 3.14.99/Dance Hall Crashers, Spring Heeled Jack, The begins. That first message of music in this collection is from like Falco in the 1980's and the background). Gadjits/Bogarts immediacy is an element that Brazil. This means that all of the Rammstein in the 1990's, have can be seen through the rest of had hit songs in the United Gillard's crisp, textured songs, except for one, are sung in the album. States that were in their native Cleveland: acoustic guitars and layered Portuguese. Second, most Amer- 3.4.99/|ay-Z, DMX/CSU Convocation Center language. Latin music has done vocals are reminiscent of his icans will not recognize any of 3.5.99/Sebadoh/Peabody's Down Under The two tracks that really extremely well in our country work in his past bands Gem and the artists featured on the album. seem to come out as being for years. If German and Spanish Cobra Verde, but the clever The only recognizable person is Columbus: almost outside the whole of the language songs can find success lyrics and folk tendencies are all ex-Talking Head lead singer 3.18.99/Regatta 69/Distillery record are "violent dreams," and in America, then why can't Por- his own. At every twist and turn David Byrne, the man who 3.9.99/Rusled Root/Palace Theater "western dreams." These songs tuguese have a chance? you feel secure in the capable act like an epiphany for the helped put these songs together. 3.16.99/R.L. Bumside/littie Brothers 3.20.99/MorelIos Forest, Ass Ponys/DisHllery hands of Gillard. His songs are record, and are split between to Don't these obstacles keep you -Lisa Bellinger 3.26.99/Silver Scooter, Moviola/Distillery video capsules New Releases Vince Vaughn is solid as always and By MIKE HAMMER Joaquin Phoenix is pretty nifty too. Anne MARCH 9 The BG News Heche is never very impressive, and Jada Pinkett Smith's role is too AFGHAN WHIGS - Uptown Avondalc (reissue) ■■ Sub Pop small to say good or bad. ATOMIC FIREBALLS - Atomic Fireballs - Lava-Atlantic Return to Paradise BEN LEE -- Breathing Tornados -- Grand Royal-Capitol Clay Pigeons CITIZEN KING - Mobile Estates -- Warner Bros \Relimi to Paradise is a rather non-Hollywood movie. First of all, CLAUDIA CHURCH - Claudia Church - Reprise it's based on a 1990 french film called Force Majeure . Secondly, it's InC/ny Pigeons , Vince Vaughn plays a rather likable serial killer CORNELIUS - FM - Matador named Lester Long. He dupes a young kid named Clay Bidwell in not your usual sitcom madness, happy-ending plot. FRANK BLACK - Pistolero ~ New World the town of Mercer Montana into taking the fall for his murders. Three guys — Sheriff (Vince Vaughn), Tony (David Conrad) and HUGO LARGO - Mettle (reissue) - Thirsty Ear Lewis (Joaquin Phoenix) — meet up in Malaysia and become best Clay is a smart, nice guy, but he has some dealings of his own he'd IDENTITY 5 - "I Defy" (CD5) - Century Media like to cover up. Clay was sleeping with his best friends wife, and friends for five weeks; just three Americans that meet up and have a JOE HENRY - Fuse - Mammoth good lime. his best friend found out and killed himself. The wife is not really to concerned about it. So life goes on, except for the dead guy of LADYBUG TRANSISTOR -- The Albermarle Sound - Merge Sheriff and Tony head back to the United States, but Lewis stays course. LOOPER -- Up A Tree - Sub Pop behind and gets arrested and sentenced to death for possession of MUZZLE - Actual Size - Reprise some hashish the three guys had used to spice up their visit over- Janeane Garofalo plays an FBI agent who comes into the small VAN MORRISSON -- Back On Top - Virgin seas. town on the trail of the serial killer. Some wicked funniness ensues and it's all a gleeful mess. I loved it. This movie is funny, a great Luckily, Lewis has a dedicated lawyer, his sister (Anne Heche). dark comedy. MARCH 16 She tracks down Sheriff and Tony and tells them they have to go ATOMIC FIREBALLS -- Lava-Atlantic back to Malaysia and go to prison for three years or this guy they Vaughn plays a dry straight role, with an extreme cackle, who just ISOTOPE 2l7Commander Mindfuck. Designer - Aesthetics happens to be a killer. He's a personable fellow who "never forgets knew for five weeks will die. JUNE AND THE EXIT WOUNDS -- "A Little More Haven Hamil a friend", goes fishing, has some luck with the ladies and has a The two wrestle with their conscience and Heche helps them wacked version of right and wrong. ton. Please'Parasol along. They go back and of course, Lewis dies. What? RONNIE DAWSON - More Bad Habits - Yep Roc Phoenix is a slightly confused, slightly desperate fellow and SOPHIE B. HAWKINS - Timbre - Columbia-CRG I was pleasantly surprised to see some realism rearing its ugly Garafolo is amazed that she's stuck in a small town where the VELVET ACID CHRIST VS. FUNKER VOGT - Remix Wars head in this film. Even though the guys, or Sheriff anyway, take deputy sheriff's name is Barney. responsibility along with their buddy, it doesn't work out. An Amer- Volume 4 - Metropolis ican reporter (Jada Pinkelt Smith) prints a story about the American This movie is pretty normal in an offbeat way that'll keep you VITESSE -- A Certain Hostility -- Hidden Agenda-Parasol sentenced to hang and it angers the Malaysian judge. So he has laughing. Vince Vaughn should have gotten a lot more hype for this WOLFIE - Where's Wolfie - Parasol Lewis hanged. movie, it's well worth your time to rent it. Former teen idol Molly Ringwald goes for unexpected roles in life, movie industry beret, a reminder of her love obsessed with something having Angeles)," she said. "What if it's The Associaled Press love. the Mark Taper Forum of the Los Since returning to America Angeles Music Center. affair with that country. She to do with my career, and then I not fresh and new any more? I WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. three years ago, she's chosen "Not that many plays come plans to return to Paris this sum- gel there for a week and I can't had to be connected to it to do a — If there's one thing you can manv of her roles by quality along of this quality for a mer for a long vacation and to imagine why that was so impor- good job." count on from former teen star rather than size. woman. It's a great love story, visit her boyfriend of seven tant," she said. She said she's having no trou- Molly Ringwald, it's to do the Now, in the capital of film- complete with all of the years. After Paris, she moved to ble. "There are things that come unexpected. dom, she's performing not in tragedy," the 31-year-old actress "1 really do feel like, when I'm New York. That was where she to me during the rehearsal peri- After a string of hit films front of the camera but in a said over breakfast at the tiny in France with my boyfriend and first performed in "How I od that I can't believe I didn't ("Pretty in Pink," "Sixteen Can- Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Heights Cafe in West Holly- his family, it's so grounding, it Learned to Drive" for six months think of in New York. Also I'm dles"), she left Hollywood to "How I Learned to Drive" by wood. puts everything in perspective," off-Broadway. working with somebody differ- spend four years in France, Paula Vogel, co-starring with She wore her hair tucked Ringwald said. "I was worried when I said I ent, Brian Kerwin." shooting films and falling in Brian Kerwin through April 4 at beneath a French-style maroon "I'll be here and get so would go back and do it (in Los J I i V ! I lursday, March 4, 1999 The BG News N-3 BG News Photo/ MATT MILLER UNDERGRAD ly presented photograph by Kris- ■ i model ili.ii is .1 joy to look .it. (check the noses which shadow ten Martincic, where some shag < ontinued from page N-1. each other), at least one genera- With over 120 students fea- carpet becomes a deep red back- h ol the show's intensity lion (hut probably two) apart. The drop for a set of legs (Right at the tured in the exhibit, many trips to comes irom some outstanding younger man has his arms over a the exhibit are sincerely recom- portrait photographs In Kara man so old his eyes are hardlv beginning of the show, you might mended. I ennell s "Kim," .i freckled, curly- visible. Rvery touching detail in miss it the first time around.) haired blond girl gives the show's the photograph helps tell the In the Wankelman gallery, the For a complete experience, most sincere blank stare. In Fen- story, the Old World wine rack, design show showcases commer- visit the computer outside the tea BG News Photo/ MATT MILLER '.II s loAnne," .1 middle-aged crystal glasses, embroidered table cial and creative design from this room where you can view four woman standing in fronl of a boat cloth, right down to the silver- worthy computer installations, Three pieces from the Undergraduate Art Exhibition. Dawn seems unamused by her leisure. year's typography, advertising, ware I'apa's other photograph, Marr's "Portrait in Blue II" (upper left), Gregory T. Geniusz's This is despite loAnne's vacation and other art design classes. Here the highlight of which is surely "Mutations" (top right) and Jerod Christy's "Silent Deconstruc- gel up. characterized l>\ i drink, a Figure Study," won third place is where the exhibit houses every- the music from Timothy Benedict, in photography. tion" (bottom right). \ isoi and untied sneakers Erina thing from experimental CD which will stay on long after you King's I ive Years" does a similar Also noteworthy is the reddest booklets to reinvention of popu- leave the terminal to add some thing lor a mother sitting on a thing in the show, "Shag," a neat- lar vodka ads. ambience for the rest of the visit. bed, awkwardl) frozen with a seriously loaded expression. Saturd^ March 10 & 24 at 10pm Anthony Papa's 'Thanksgiv- $300 1st Prize $100 2nd Prize ing I >a\ captures two men ol impeccable family resemblance CONTEST GREENBRIAR, INC. Ride the fast track ' . SUNDAYS & through Europe MONDAYS IN ' MARCH... > GREENBRIAR, INC. <^«.» kcieU. 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