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Friday, October 8, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 32

Briefs Somalia gets more U.S. backup by Terence Hunt months" to complete the mission ness and chaos. He noted Clin- Weather The Associated Press but he hoped to wrap it up before ton's statement that there la no then. guarantee Somalia will rid itself Aspin said he hoped Clinton's of violence or suffering "but at Friday: Mostly sunny. WASHINGTON - President "We started this mission for the High 75 to 80. Winds south 5 decision would lead other nations least we will have given Somalia Clinton told the American people right reasons and we are going to to beef up their forces in Soma- a reasonable chance." to IS mph. Thursday he was sending 1,700 Friday night: Partly lia. "We believe the allies will Aspin defended himself more troops, heavy armor and finish it in the right way. also show more activity," Aspin against criticism, after last cloudy: A chance of rain naval firepower to Somalia to late. Low in the lower SOs. said at a White House briefing weekend's U.S. losses In heavy "finish the work we set out to after Clinton's speech. fighting, that he had rebuffed Chance of rain 40 percent. do." He pledged to end the de- Saturday: Rain likely. President Bill Clinton, Secretary of State Warren requests from military com- ployment within six months. Christopher outlined a burst of manders for tanks and heavy High in the lower 60s. "We started this mission for Clinton Chance of rain 60 percent. diplomatic activity to refocus the armor to defend troops in Soma- the right reasons and we are go- Somali operation on a political lia. ing to finish it in the right way," sure humanitarian missions con- clude the best way to change our rather than military track. He "Had I known at that time, Inside the News Clinton said in a nationally tele- tinued. Counting troops offshore, policy is to kill our people," Clin- said the United States was send- what I knew what I knew after vised address. "If we stay a short the reinforcements would double ton declared. ing messages to 30 countries ask- the events of Sunday I would while longer and do the right the American deployment to He said that he wanted to call ing that they keep their troops in have made a very different de- Delt tradition to continue: thing, we have a reasonable more than 10,000. the troops home as soon as possi- Somalia until it is secure. cision," Aspin said. He rejected chance of cooling the embers." If America turned and ran be- ble and was sending diplomat Christopher made clear that demands from some in Congress After 45 years on campus, Clinton said the U.S. force cause of the rising death toll, Robert Oakley to Africa to try to American forces would be pulled that he resign. the familiar purple and gold needed to be expanded to protect around the world "aggressive find a diplomatic settlement. He out by next March 31 even if So- "Delt house" has been re- troops already there and to make thugs and terrorists would con- said it might take "up to six malia is still plagued by lawless- See SOMALIA, page 3. placed with the Sigma Kap- pa's burgundy and violet hues. Thc BC Newi/TertM Thoirut The brothers of Delta Tau Russian Delta were notified at the beginning of finals week last semester that they would be unable to continue housing experts its members on University property. While they may not be residing on campus, discuss they will remain one of the strongest greek organiza- tions, according to the fraternity's members. change Q Page 3. by Michael Zawickl faculty reporter On campus A panel of Russian experts dis- The Latino Networking cussed the current events taking Committee is sponsoring a place in Russia and the other contest in order to design a areas of the former Soviet Union, letterhead for their organi- and considered a possible future zation. A $50 prize Is being for the changing Russian com- offered for the person who monwealth of states. comes up with the best de- Wednesday night's panel con- sign. Entry forms for the sisted of Edward McClennen, contest can be picked up in University eminent scholar; the Multicultural Affairs of- Bruce Lincoln, a history profes- fice. The deadline to enter is sor at Northern Illinois Universi- Oct. 27. ty; Don Rowney, University his- tory professor, James Child, University professor of philoso- phy, and Jerome Rose, head of Outside campus the panel. Rowney said the events wit- nessed this past week are exam- Hot to trot: ples of the prices being man- ifested these days for freedom WATERBORO, Maine - A and the opportunity by the Rus- fake deer used for target sian people to earn a living. practice became the target "The conflict lies between of affection for a lonesome those drives and the [Russian] moose. elitist tradition," Rowney said. The courtship from the The Russian political elites re- 700-pound bull moose was so gard other inhabitants as resour- steamy that the plastic foam ces for policy objectives, Row- deer had to be rebuilt after ney said. the moose lumbered into Look Ma Child said when the power and Nancy Morrill's yard last size of the old Soviet Union is week. Emily Cannon, 2, shows everyone the mess she made while eating volved and also what's going on with the school,' said Emily's considered, it was a country with It made repeated passion- her pizza during the Ridge Elementary School Ice-Cream Social father, Pat Cannon. the third largest population, ate passes at the arrow- Thursday evening. "I think It's a good way to get the parents In- largest in land mass and richest punctured deer, which is in natural resources. used for bow-hunting prac- "The world would be richer if [ tice. Morrill and her son the constituents of the former videotaped the brief ro- Soviet Union] become part of the mance. Pressure on to find attackers world community, although there "We were laughing and would be a great cost if things go laughing," Morrill said. byJoePelffer awry," Child said. "But the moose didn't pay police reporter Lincoln said there are so many any attention. It had one University students being extra cautious ethnic and national conflicts . thing on its mind and that taking place in countries such ma was it." Police said they are feeling the by Joe Peltier linking two of the rapes to a ler said. "This is something Armenia and Georgia He added The deer lost both its ant- heat from Bowling Green resi- police reporter single suspect, according to as- that needs to be addressed im- some countries of the former So- lers during the episode. dents worried about three rapes sistant director Michelle Pride. mediately. viet Union have claimed they will "Then all of a sudden the and a rape attempt in little more She said the service escorted Police said people should use their weapons for blackmail head fell off," Morrill said. than a month. University students said 40 people this week, up from 19 avoid walking alone, walk only if for nothing else. "When that happened, the Detectives Ken Fortney, Tom they are taking extra precau- the previous week. in well lit areas, and lock their "They are still kept under con- moose stopped and looked Brokamp and Brad Conner, who tions following recent rape re- Pride said the escort service doors. trol by the fact that they all hate around, and looked around are handling the investigations, ports. often experiences such In- If you are raped, the first Russia most," Lincoln said. "But, again. And then it sniffed said publicity generated by the Senior Amy Mellet, who lives creases after rapes are report- thing to do is to find a safe as the Russians continue to and trotted off into the four Incidents is a double-edged off-campus, said she has ed. area, said Julie Broadwell, recede they may remember they woods." sword - providing valuable leads stopped walking alone in the "As soon as It hits the papers coodinator of The link's Vic- hate each other." but Increasing public pressure last few weeks. our runs Just skyrocket, which tim Advocacy Program. The panel discussed the recon- for police to solve the crimes. '1 don't walk by myself at is a bit of a shame since most Once in a safe area, victims struction and restructuring of Lottery The three officers are seeking night anymore, from class or rapes go unreported," Pride should seek help from friends Russian society. a suspect for an attack Aug. 27 in from the bars," she said. "I said. and services such as The Link's Here are Thursday night's The natural environment of the which a 24-year-old woman was think everybody is a little more Pride said the service is cur- crisis line. Ohio Lottery selections: old Soviet Union has been afflic- raped In an alley between Pearl watchful of what they're do- rently training new volunteers According to Broadwell, vic- ted with massive pollution from Street and Ordway Avenue. The ing." Senior Peggy Miller said and its regular staff has had tims should have have a rape Pick 3 Numbers: 0-0-1 its Industry, Lincoln said. same man is suspected of trying her entire apartment complex difficulty handling the in- kit performed at a health "It is difficult to imagine a so- Pick 4 Numbers: 0-6-4-0 has taken extra precautions crease. center or hospital within 72 Buckeye S: 7-16-21-22-24 to rape a 21-year-old woman ciety [which] Is that dirty or how Sept. 23. since the recent rapes. Miller said she believes hours after the rape. one goes about cleaning It up," Police have posted composite "We got deadbolt locks put police should give top priority She said It Is Important to Lincoln also said construction The Super Lotto jackpot is on the back of our apartment to the search for the suspect In seek help. $4 million. pictures of the attacker in local practices are very poor In the old businesses and University build- doors," Miller said. Aug. 27 and Sept. 23 attacks. Soviet Union. ings. They are also seeking a The University's escort ser- She also said she believed the "Often times women who are He used the example of the vice has seen the number of pressure the police have said raped months before find out Compiled from staff and suspect in the reported rape of a earthquake In Armenia in com- 39-year-old woman near Varsity escort requests double In the they are feeling is justified. they can't deal with the trauma parison to a similarly sized wire reports. week following news reports "They need to find him," Mil- on their own," Broadwell said. See RAPE, page 3. See RUSSIA, p-*- 4.

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page two The BC News Friday, October 8, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Diagram of Kimberly Larson Meeting Room Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavehch Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor UK Human Rights Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Conference Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Building Connell Barrett Insider Editor E.A.R.tothe Ground... TXmile we here at E.A.R. have busily been putting V Vthis edition together, the Interfraternity Coun- cil managed to recruit a record number of men for Fall Rush. Way to go guys! We recognize the greek system's large and positive contribution to Universi- ty life. ***

Speaking of greek life, what's with the greek- bashing on some of our favorite TV shows? We're talking about Saturday Night Live's lamc-o attempt at funny business with Shannen "Stand-In-Line- To-Smack-Her" Doherty. Our sense of humor is as Clinton's policy remains unclear warped as the next burnt-out college student's, but get a clue, SNL. We're not talking crackers and The United States has a very disturbing Former President Bush and President Clin- Cheez Whiz here. Frat boys and date rape don't go situation in Mogadishu, Somalia A situation ton talked about the situation before the together. where law and order doesn't exist, and chaos troops were sent. Clinton agreed with Bush's Hey, we're not done yet. There's a little matter of is running rampant. policy, and even said he approved of the re- the walking, talking Ken dolls joining the Kappa Ep- lief effort in public. silon Gamma fraternity on Beverly Hills 90210. U.S. troops were sent there to open up (Look at the frat's initials closely, kids, and say in un- supply routes so that food relief would get to The main problem with the situation in the starving. Now that the Somalis are fed Somalia is that the Clinton administration ison, "Oh cool, I get it!") It's not that we want to deny they are turning on the people that were sent doesn't have a clearly-denned policy. Clin- Brandon and Steve a kegger, but why play the greeks there to help them. ton doesn't have any set goals other than as a bunch of moronic drunks? Internal memo to those he receives from the U.N. The U.N. has Aaron Spelling: do it right or go back to bimbo An- The man behind all of this mayhem is So- never handled a situation correctly or made gels. mali warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid. Aidld, an unstable world situation stable. The ad- *•* a former diplomat, is using captured U.S. ministration needs to stop being influenced soluiers as human shields as a strategy to by the U.N. and do things on its own. Clinton protect him from being captured. He also is Rick Hackbarth is using very weak language when dealing Of course, some of you may have missed these ep- holding the hostages as part of his strategy with the matter, especially in dealing with isodes while fighting your way through the roadwork to gain control of Somalia. the hostages. He said, "If anything happens nightmare on Interstate 75. The Ohio Department of propaganda. He has been very successful, to them...the United States will view this Transportation assures E.A.R. that this fun-filled He definitely caught the attention of this and the people there perceive him as a hero. matter very gravely and take appropriate yellow brick (not by a long shot) road will be back to country by taping an interview with hostage He has done it very much the same way as action." That's like someone saying, "If you normal sometime around Thanksgiving. Army Chief Warrant Officer Michael Dur- Sadam Hussien. hit me I'll hit you back" after he already has ant. Durant, under duress and having expe- been struck. Until then, our beloved commuters - and all the rienced a physical beating, told the inter- This is President Clinton's biggest test to other masochists who are forced to enjoy doing the viewer, "I'm a soldier. I have to do what I'm date in this, the first year of his four-year The president needs to take appropriate Orange Traffic Barrel Polka with their cars - will told." term. How he handles this will determine action now. Michael Durant already has have to grin and drive it. how he will be perceived by other foreign been physically beaten. Is the U.S. going to That isn't even the worst of it. The corpse leaders. Foreign policy is not one of Clinton's wait until he dies before it decides to do ** * of a dead soldier, killed in the attack on Sun- strengths, but rather one of his weaknesses. something? The president needs to work out On to more serious matters. The sight of dead day, was dragged through the dusty streets a strategy to win the hostages' release, and of Mogadishu. Another dead soldier was Clinton has always been very lackadaisical to get Aidid under control. American soldiers being dragged through the streets paraded through the streets in a wheelbar- when it comes to foreign policy issues; he's of Mogadishu has got to go down as one of the most row. Some of the soldiers were dismem- not taking them seriously. The situation in The latest news Is that President Clinton despicable acts we have ever seen. The United States bered, and one Somali was standing on U.N. Somalia has reached its current state be- plans to keep the troops there until March sent soldiers to Somalia in the first place for the ex- equipment waving a bloody limb. Many So- cause Clinton is not dealing with the matter He also wants to set up a coalition to seek press purpose of providing humanitarian aid to a malis were cheering this acti vit y on as if the appropriately. Twenty-three U.S. soldiers peace with Aidid and other factions in and country ravaged by anarchy. And this is the thanks Chicago Bulls had won another champion- have been killed, and many more injured, around Somalia, led by former President we get? ship. All of this is the result of a "misplaced since it began last December. These are the Carter. This would be a big mistake, and Perhaps we should pull out all of our troops imme- policy,"as Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W. Va, put it. most U.S. casualties recorded since the Gulf would only make the situation worse. Aidid diately and let the Somalis fend for themselves War, and the situation in Somalia is not even rejects the Idea of seeking peace, especially It was only a couple of months ago that a war. with the U.S.. against warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidi, one of the President Clinton walked with troops from leaders responsible for the current anarchy in that Somalia on the White House front lawn President Clinton also was at fault for let- What the United States should do Is send country. claiming victory. At the same time, he tried ting the situation evolve from a food relief more troops to Somalia, so that those already to give us the image that he's some great operation to a nation-building operation. there are strengthened. Then It should take The BQ News Staff Commander-in-Chief -which, in my opinion, This has kept the troops in Somalia way past appropriate steps to free the hostages, even he's not. the two-to-three month schedule originally if this means eliminating Aidid. Finally, the Photo Editor Teresa Thomas planned. U.S. should not wait a minute longer in with- Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich Aidid has successfully worked the people drawing all Its troops. The U.S. needs to Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner of Somalia against the U.S. and other peace President Clinton cannot play his usual withdraw from Somalia as soon as possible, keepers there. He does a daily radio broad- blame game by saying that he inherited this so that another drop of American blood isn't Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki cast that feeds the Somali people anti-US. problem from the Bush administration. lost Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant Copy Editor Dawn Keller LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Copy Editor Pam Smith Copy Editor Robin Coe Implication taints Mr. Hackbarth's analysis may curities we as white middle-class not to take things that do not be- be valid as a political science citizens have tended to take for long to him. The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the true definition thought exercise. However, a granted -access to educational It was located about two blocks academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. democracy denned by freedom and occupational opportunity, af- away, damaged beyond repair. I The BG News: of choice among its people is only fordable health care, a repre- did my best to explain to my 204 West Hall I am writing in response to viable when each person has sentative voice In local and three-year-old son why anyone Bowling Green State University Rick Hackbarth's editorial in equal access to the resources and national government. Democ- would do something so stupid. I Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 Monday's edition of The News ti- Institutions In the society. racy may only be possible by en- paid $70 for it and my homeow- tled "Health care stifles democ- This is simply not so for a sig- hancing the security of the popu- ners policy does not cover 1L Copyright 1993, The BG News racy." Mr. Hackbarth suggests nificant proportion of the popula- lace; freedom might actually My children have been ex- that the proposed health care tion In our so called democracy. I squelch our prospect for democ- posed to college students litter- plan of the Clinton administra- need look no further than paper racy. ing and vandalizing many times Respond — tion will restrain the basic free- for evidence in support of my po- over the past seven years, some- doms -"freedom from and free- sition. Over the past several KerryP.Heffner times even in broad daylight. Signed letters or columns express the dom to do" that, in his words, weeks you have published nu- Postdoctoral Fellow Yet, many of you continue to beliefs of the individual and in no way "make our country great." merous editorials and letters re- wonder how anyone In the com- represent the opinions of The BG News. He goes on to contrast these flecting the inequalities in access munity could have a negative at- All readers are encouraged to express their freedoms with security of pro- to social resources for persons of Vandalism continues titude towards the student popu- opinions through letters to the editor and viding health care opportunities color and, in one recent guest ed- lation. for all Americans will restrict itorial, for a young woman with The BG News: Perhaps some day I can recoup guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 our choices and, by extention, purple dyed hair. To the college educated indi- my losses by converting my words, typed, and contain the writer's "stine democracy." This impli- Freedom amd security are viduals who entered my fenced- home to a prime-location rental telephone number, address, class rank, cation here is that our democracy surely related; but not as the con- in backyard patio at 2:30 am. property as an absentee landlord. and major. Is founded on the right and abil- trasts Mr. Hackbarth implies. Sunday to steal my child's school Send all submissions to: The BG Ne"ws, 210 ity of the populace to choose The freedom he applauds is only bus riding toy, may I suggest that from among any given array of possible by assuring that all the you return to the preschool level, Pat Tracey West Hall. alternatives. people have the same basic se- because even my little son knows Bowling Green resident

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Friday, October 8, 1993 The BG News page three Fraternity loses residence Haunted house Next year the fraternity will be by Kelly Duquln chapter had seven legitimate After the fraternity was asked looking into obtaining a house off student life reporter programs. to move out of the house, there were alleged accounts of de- campus, courtesy of their helps children The chapter did have problems filling their house, according to struction to the property, includ- alumni, Weisenbach said. After 45 years on campus, the the Brendan Keating, the frater- ing grafitti and human fecal mat- by Melissa Llpowskl health reporter familiar purple and gold "Delt nity's vice president. ter. However, it has also been al- "We have enjoyed not being on house" has been replaced with "We had a little trouble filling leged that it was not a current campus and without University member of the fraternity who the Sigma Kappa's burgundy and the house," Keating said. "The restrictions," Weisenbach said. In order to promote the welfare of more than 9,000 abused and vandalized the property. "We have been able to get more violet hues. guys felt there were not many neglected children, the Lucas County Children's Services is The brothers of Delta Tau Del- benefits living there with all of of what we want accomplished." again promoting its annual haunted house. ta may not be residing on campus the restrictions and it was not the Keating added that any hosti- The event, which costs $3 per person, will be co-sponsored by but they will remain one of the proper study atmosphere." lity the fraternity had towards "This year will be a sort of test WIOT FM 104. It is an attempt to raise money that will protect strongest greek organizations, The fraternity also had out- Greek Life has been resolved and to show our alumni, nationals and the services that benefit many children who come from dys- according to the fraternity's standing debts, another issue they are happy that the Sigma Greek Life that we are a respon- functional homes in Lucas County. members. that contributed to the loss of Kappa sorority had the chance to sible and strong organization," "All of the proceeds that come from this fundraiser are used At the beglnlng of finals week their house, which they managed obtain a house. Keating said. towards providing a number of programs for the children, as last semester, the fraternity was to pay this past summer, Keating Keating said one of the frater- well as to promote levy campaigns which help to guarantee the notified that it would not be able said. Sigma Kappa has been on a nity's goals this year is to im- future existence of the program," said Mark Harris, co-director to continue housing its members Greek Life also has certain re- waiting list to acquire University prove relations with Greek Life. of the haunted house. on University property. quirements concerning social ac- housing, and having fulfilled all The chapter realizes they must Because all of the proceeds will be donated to the Lucas The fraternity was not issued a tivities and they felt that the of the necessary requirements cooperate in order to remain County Commission for Children, the program is coordinated new housing agreement this year fraternity was not having enough and gone through proper proce- strong. every year on a strictly volunteer basis. As of now, it is still in due to the lack of educational non-alcoholic events, Weisen- dures, the chapter was eligible to need of volunteers to help coordinate this year's haunted house. programing, unpaid bills and bach said. move into the housing unit. The fraternity is currently In good standing with the Universi- Volunteers are needed to wear the costumes supplied by the damages to the property, accord- However, Weisenbach said the Services and will be a part of the production. In order to com- ing to JoAnn Arnholt, assisstant fraternity hosted more non- Despite their lack of presence ty and the Interfraternity Coun- pensate for their efforts, volunteers will be given food, includ- director of Greek Life. alcoholic than alcoholic events. on campus this year, the Delts cil is avidly supporting them. ing chips and beverages, as well as various breaks throughout Greek Life requires each so- "We feel that we were treated are continuing chapter functions the night. rority and fraternity to have unfairly. We realize that we had and activities. "Delta Tau Delta is a strong in- eight educational programs per problems that needed to be ad- ternational organization and year, Amholt said. The fraternity strong within IFC," said Adam Those who wish to volunteer should dress in dark and old dressed, but no one from Greek "We are still involved in activi- clothing, Harris said. They should also avoid wearing jewelry reportedly had difficulties with Roth, president of the Inter- Life stepped in and gave us any ties and social events," Weisen- and should not mind getting dirty. maintaining this requirement, fraternity Council. "We will be serious advice," Keating said. bach said. "Communication tends The haunted house will be open Oct. 15 to 16 and Oct. 21 to 31 she said. "There were no strong recom- to be difficult at times, therefore working closely with Greek life so that [Delta Tau Delta] will from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 7 p.m. According to the fraternity's mendations and everything was we have had more brother- until 10-.30 p.m. on weekends. _ President, John Weisenbach, the very vague." hoods." continue to thrive," Roth said. Those interested in being Involved with the haunted house should notify Cindy Shanneck at 891-3236. Volunteers will be required to arrive at the haunted house, lo- Students 'reach out' to poor cated in Maumee on 2500 River Road, at 6 p.m. and will be re- quired to work at least one hour after the program closes each by Kelly Duquln a taste of what the homeless have with Reach Out, Morrison said. ligently to help the poor in Bowl- night. student life reporter to endure," said Katherinc Morr- All items collected by Reach ing Green, Morrison said. ison, vice president of Reach Out. Out will be given to the United "Every Friday afternoon we go "The program is a lot of fun and everyone is encouraged to get Reach Out is marking this Christian Fellowship which will to Martha's Kitchen and we also Involved," Harris said. " Most volunteers find it so fun that they While hurricanes and floods event as the kick off to their in turn distribute the food to poor plan trips to Toledo to help out volunteer their service several days in a row after they do It have left many Americans home- canned food drive which takes people in the city through the with the homeless kitchens," she once." less or in poverty, Bowling Green place on Saturday from noon to 3 food pantry located at 313 Thurs- said. has not experienced these disas- p.m. tin St., she said. The organization also sponsors ters. However, the poor and Ten to 15 members of the or- The food pantry was organized a five kilometer run in the spring RAPE homeless of the city have not es- ganization will be knocking on by local churches and is open to and works with Habitat for Hu- caped conflict. doors In the community and on those that need help through re- manity to benefit the poor and Continued from page 1. publicity will aid victims de- Reach Out, a University organ- campus for donations, Morrison ferrals from organizations that homeless, Morrison said. pends on the type of rape. ization that strives to aid the said. work with the poor, according to Reach Out and local area chur- Square apartments Sept. 24 and "It depends when a woman is homeless, is hosting a "Sleep Monetary and clothing contri- Bill Thompson of the United ches will also be sponsoring have said they will be interview- raped if it is a date rape or a rape Out/Starve-A-Thon" at the butions are appreciated but the Christian Fellowship. CROP Walk Oct 17 beginning at ing a suspect in a Sept. 30 ac- by a violent serial stalker," Union Oval, Friday night from 7 organization is focusing on non- "Many migrant workers come City Park. People participating quaintance rape. Brokamp said. p.m. to 8 am. to collect food for perishable food items, she said. to the area during the summer will walk six miles around the Brokamp said while news re- In the case of aquaintance the homeless. Students who would like to do- for work and are in need of food; University and back to City Park, ports and the pictures help police rape, police usually have a sus- Students attending will have to nate food can bring their goods to it Is this type of case where the Thompson said. in some cases, it also makes resi- pect and avoid publicizing the refrain from eating all night the Union Oval during the Sleep employer would refer the person Seventy-five percent of the dents more f earf u 1. rape because they do not need to while sleeping In tents and sleep- Out/Starve-A-Thon or drop off or family to us," Thompson said. money donated will go to World "The publicity is good, but it find an unknown attacker. ing bags at the oval. items in the food pantry by the Reach Out is an organization Hunger while the remaining 25 can sometimes create more par- Conner said when police do "We want to show our dedica- United Christian Fellowship, which has been on campus for percent will go to the local food anoia," Lt. Tom Brokamp said. need help in finding an attacker, tion to the cause and give people which is working in conjunction the past four years and works dil- pantry, he said. Brokamp also said whether spreading word of the rape and composite pictures can provide valuable leads. SOMALIA "Any time we start having were killed, 77 wounded and at composites we see an Increase in Unsuitable disposal of Continued from page 1. least one captured. reports," he said. Christopher said, it would be Sen. Phil Gramm,. R-Texas, up to the Africans to decide said such a time frame "is totally whether fugitive warlord Mo- unacceptable to me and I believe garbage leads to fines hamed Farrah Aldld should have totally unacceptable to Con- a role in attempts to reconcile gress." by Leah Barnum their bills, said Chris Mackar, a been an effective way to reduce rival factions in Somalia. Senate Armed Services Com- environment reporter first year student and resident of residence hall damage and van- "We're looking to the African mittee Chairman Sam Nunn, Compton Hall. dalism in past years, according to leaders to find an African solu- D-Ga., said Clinton's speech Kappa "This affects everybody," he Jill Carr, director of on-campus tion to an African problem," "made it more likely today that Students have been taught to said. "This Is something people housing. Christopher said. Congress will give him some throw trash away, but if they are need to know about." If students live on a floor in Senate Republican leader Bob leeway, give him some time." Delta not careful where they discard which damage routinely occurs, Dole applauded the president for On Capitol Hill, there were their garbage, they may be re- When foreign trash is found in the best option for students who making clear the mission would scattered demands for the resig- Welcomes ceiving some unwanted fines. restroom garbage cans, residents want to contain group billing be directed by U.S. commanders. nation of Defense Secretary Les When on-campus residents on the floor are charged collec- costs is to get the residence staff "It seems to me the president Aspin. The White House said their Fall dispose of room garbage in the tively and the fine is divided involved, she said. has spoken and he's now outlined Clinton was sticking with the restroom trash cans, they will among them. This policy is out- the plan." Pentagon chief. "[The students'] best bet is to The president met with law- Pledge Class pay. lined In the student code and res- „, dmm ^ ^ buildlng direo. Forces loyal to Aidid are Literally. blamed for a weekend street makers in the Roosevelt Room idence hall agreement tor and work out a strategy to Campus policy requires stu- battle in which 13 Americans for two hours. solve the problem," Carr said. Laurie Arsenault dents to dispose of personal trash In addition, the policy states Dawn Arthur such as soup cans, pizza boxes that group billing also occurs Shelly Bodner and old history papers in their when anything on the floor is Melissa Boehm rooms only. destroyed or when vomit or "Students are supposed to take defecation is left to be cleaned by Emily Buckner their trash to appropriate the custodians. Michelle Buschur places," said Wayne Colvin, di- Pisanello's Pizza Sharon Carter rector of policy and facility man- While some floors do not get Kellle Dlxon agement for small group housing charged anything, floors with No one sells better Pizzo for less! 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He did this not once, Berenstein Bear, auditions will said. with one in eight Rusrians living versity, agreed. for the safety of the guests." but IS to 20 times daily. be Nov. 20 at the University However, there is a connection in an urbanized area, he s?id. "We talked to a lot of girls. Evans said his experience To meet these demands, Ce- Union's Ohio Suite from 9:30 between the age of Tchaikowsky Lincoln said economic and That made it fun," he said. with the Demon Drop helps dar Point has made it a tra- am. to 2 p.m. and the rum of current events in social changes during the age of Ulery became a pro at spot- him understand this concept. dition for at least 25 years to Interviews for ride opera- Russia, he said. 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by Mark Leonard DaChant measure of an offensive line's any serious problems with the this may break the continuity SPORTS assistant sports editor efficiency. big men up front? of the line, Wyse believes the Jackson's has averaged 3.3 One of the biggest of the big changes will be for the better. yards per carry In the three men, senior left guard Joe "If you look at our record The complete source for Falcon coverage When the Bowling Green games he has played. The Wyse, believes that with a little over the past two years," Wyse offense takes team's overall average is even tuning up, the running game said. "It's obvious that we have the field Sat- lower, at 3.1. will return to its former glory. some great coaches and we re- urday at 1:30 Jackson's career average, in "We Just need to come spect whatever changes they p.m., all eyes contrast, is 4.1, including a together and get more physi- make." will be on mark of 4.3 in 1992, when he cal," Wyse said. "We just need BG couldn't have hand- quarterback gained 730 yards overall The to work on a few things." picked a better opponent to Ryan Henry, Falcons as a team gained half- Blackney and the BG coach- help fine-tune the Falcon run- tailback Zeb a-yard more per carry last ing staff, in an effort to inspire ning game. The Bobcat defense Jackson and season. the line, has made a few posi- has performed terribly this flanker So do all these stats indicate tion changes recently. While season against the run. Rameir Mar- Wyse The BC Nawi/Ttma Th.mjii tin. All eyes except those belong- ing to head coach Gary Black- ncy, that is. He'll be paying special atten- tion to the offensive line, espe- cially in critical short-yardage situations. The o-line, which returned all of its 1992 starters and was the focus of much preseason hype, hopes that OU will pro- vide a timely cure to its ailing run-blocking. "I gave all the accolades to our veteran offensive line," Balckney said. "Quite frankly, they're not playing up to their potential. "I wouldn't say man-for-man, but just in general terms, and that has me concerned." Blackney's concerns stem from a lack of output from the running game, which was deemed the strongest facet of the Falcon offense before the season. Tailback Zeb Jackson, despite facing anti-run defen- ses and missing the Navy game, has experienced a marked drop in average yards- Bowling Green's Michael Parker struggles to gain yardage during the Falcons 17-10 win over Toledo last Sunday. BG head coach Gary Blackney hopes that the offensive line will be able to create better per-carry. holes for Falcon ballcarrles in Saturday's game against Ohio University. This statistic is often a Women's golf hosting tourney by Brian Mart measuring stick as to how well "We have about seven players set higher this time around. sports writer the men's squad can perform this we can take on the road, but the "If we continue to play as we season. tournaments are set up so that have, I'm pretty confident that "This is the first big test for only five can go," Brunsink said. we can win the tourna- After a week off from competi- our men," Brunsink said. "Alth- "Anyone of them can go out on a ment,"Brunsink said. tion, the men's golf team will ough we finished fourth at Pur- given day and play as well as trvael to Ann Arbor, Mi. Friday due, the field wasn't very strong. anybody else." The Lady Falcons are led by to participate in the Northern I think we're focused and ready Senior captain Garry Winger junior captain Jodi Richter and Intercollegiate tournament, to go. They know that this will be leads a strong nucleus of players freshman Glna Kiel, who are while the women's team enjoys a good field and if they don't play who return from last year's both coming off strong perform- the comforts of home as it hosts well they will get beat up badly." squad which finished last in the ances last week in which they the Lady Falcon Invitational Sat- This year's team is much Mid-American Conference. shot 253 and 254, respectively. urday and Sunday. deeper than it has been in pre- Winger led the Falcons in 1992-93 Head coach Todd Brunsink vious years, which has created a with an average round of 75.4. The starting time for this views the Northern Intercolle- numbers problem for the The women's team, coming off weekend's Invitational at Forrest giate tournament as a good players. a sixth-place finish at the North- Creason Golf Course is sched- ern Illinois University Invita- uled at 9 am. for both Saturday tional last weekend, has its sights and Sunday. "They know that this will be a good field and if they don't play well they will get beat up badly." Golf coach Todd Brunsink, commenting on the men's attitude this weekend i ICI:I mm si: HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA Who says you can't get 3& HONORS something for nothing? STUDENT ASSOCIATION i°cu

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HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA/ page six The BC News Friday, October 8, 1993 Two streaks passing in night BG tennis team ThtBCNewi/fllt photo The Associated Press included lSth-ranked North Car- changes lineup olina (a 44-3 loss) and No. 18 Vir- ginia (41-7). Four of die first five COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio Uni- games were on the road, with the versity coach Tom Lichtenberg, far Keefe Invite other three opponents upper- saddled with the nation's longest echelon teams from the MAC. by Marty Fuller Division I-A losing streak, says "Unfortunately for Tom, he sports writer combo won the tournament in the toughest day for him is Sun- comes in and inherits games this slot. day. against two teams in the top 20," "I am really excited about "Except for the hour I go to McElhaney says. Ohio U. The BG men's tennis team is at playing with Mark," Westmeyer church - they forgive you there," received almost $500,000 for home this weekend to host seven said. "We had a few mental Lichtenberg says in a half- playing the two powerhouses, schools in the BGSU Keefe Invi- lapses last week, but I am going hearted attempt at a joke. money that helps support a tational. The team, coming off a to work to make sure that this But he's in no Joking mood, multitude of other university solid performance last weekend, doesnt happen this weekend." particularly after looking at causes. will try to sustain its effective Other changes in the lineup in- game films from his team's 14th The scenic campus in Athens, game on its own courts. clude junior Andrew Bonser, who consecutive loss three times. home to Ohio U., isnt exactly in In an effort to continue the will be moving from No. 4 singles "You look at the what-ifs and an uproar over the losses. At- Falcons' winning ways and estab- to No. 2 singles. Freshman Joel the could have-beens," he said. tendance is still up and the coach lish a comfortable lineup, coach Terman, who won last week's "But the results have been the hasn't been burned in effigy. Un- Dsve Morin has made some tournament at No. 5 singles will same." like at Ohio State, just an hour Bowling Green's Ronnie Redd Is congratulated by his team- changes. The most significant of be moved up to the No. 4 spot. Not since Sept. 12, 1992, have north and west, Ohio U. doesn't mates after catching a seven-yard touchdown pass during last these changes is the insertion of Freshman Adam Tropp will re- the Bobcats won a football game. ready the guillotine for a coach years BG-Oblo U. matchup. The Falcons posted a 31-14 victory freshman Jan Halama into the main at the No. 3 singles spot. The memory of that 27-14 victory after every loss. over the Bobcats. No. 1 singles slot, which was pre- Sophomore Mark Ciochetto and over Kent has had to stretch over "If you operate from the as- But the drumbeat of losses coach. viously occupied by senior Jeff freshman Seth Dimling will fUl the last nine games of 1992 and sumption that OU isnt supposed goes on. "If I had a son playing football Westmeyer. out the No. 5 and No. 6 spots, re- the first five this season. to be a football factory, on some "I dont know if it's hurt alumni he's the kind of person I would "I am Just glad to get the spectively. On Saturday, Ohio U. hosts levels we're doing spectacularly activities per se, but at the same want him to be around," Mary chance," Halama said. "I hope to The only change in the doubles Bowling Green, which is riding well," says Jessie Roberson, a time it's awfully frustrating for Kiefer, another faculty rep, says play as well - if not better - than lineup is at No. 3, where Halama the longest winning streak in faculty representative to the ath- people who are sports fans," says of Lichtenberg. I did last weekend." will be teamed with Terman in- Mid-American Conference histo- letic department. OU alumni director Dick Polen. But that doesn't make it any Westmeyer refused to com- stead of Dimling. ry, 17 games. According to a recent NCAA Most dont blame Lichtenberg, more palatable for Lichtenberg ment on his absence from the No. Coach Morin is looking for- "He's gone through a little bit report, Ohio University had the a former assistant at Ohio State or his family, 1 slot, but encouraged his team- ward to this weekend and main- of hell," OU athletic director highest graduation rate of any and Notre Damet. OU hasn't won Chest pains last fall sidelined mates to do well. Being a leader tains a positive attitude. Harold McElhaney says of Lich- public Division I-A institution in a conference championship since Lichtenberg for one game. That's and possessing the most experi- "We are going to build on our tenberg. "He's punched a lot of the nation that played football. 1968. The Bobcats had won only no huge surprise: The Bobcats ence on the team, Westmeyer first tournament," Morin said. buttons, but he hasn't found the With 72 percent of the freshman nine games in the five years be- lost their last five games by two, said, "I just want the guys to give "We will continue to assert our- right button yet. We're dying a recruits entering Ohio U. in 1983 fore he arrived. Lichtenberg, one, three, eight and 11 points, 100 percent in each match, but selves against teams in our con- thousand deaths with him. But receiving their diplomas, only with two years left on his con- Last week, Bubba Lichtenberg work at an even keel so they'll ference and prove we are the we're not going to panic." Notre Dame, Duke, Boston Col- tract, has won only four games started at quarterback in the have enough left for the next best." McElhaney empathizes with lege, Northwestern, Stanford and and beaten only two teams (Ten- landslide loss to Virginia, in part match." The opening matches start on Lichtenberg. He put together a the University of the Pacific did nessee Tech and Kent, twice because two other quarterbacks Westmeyer will be teamed up Friday at 1 p.m. at the Keefe schedule several years ago that better. each) in his four years as head are out with injuries. with sophomore Mark Ciochetto Courts. Saturday's and Sunday's at No. 2 doubles. Last week this matches will begin at 9 a.m. Cross to visit All-Ohio Volleyball heads into by Paul Markofl ence rivals Miami University and urday they must receive strong sports writer Ohio University as well as NAIA individual performances by top school Malone College. Ohio will three runners Eddie Nicholson, benefit from its experience as Deric Kenne and Brad Schaser. key league contests The Bowling Green men's defending MAC champions, Schaser finished first among cross country team will run In while Miami - not a deep squad - Falcon runners last weekend at by Jamie Schwaberow matter what the records are, no ready to play. one of its most important races will benefit from its top runners. the Notre Dame Invitational. sports writer team can count another one out Intensity has not been a prob- this weekend in Delaware, Ohio. Although these schools are the on any given night. However, the lem for the Falcons, though, as Delaware is the host of this favorites, BG coach Sid Sink "Nicholson, Kenne and Schaser Falcons are riding high on a they had another solid week of year's All-Ohio Championship. feels as if the field is wide open. are running extremely well and 1 The BG volleyball team Is en- three-match winning streak and practice. The meet consists of 37 teams "I feel as many as five to six expect big things from them this tering yet an- they do not want to be brought One of Kent's top athletes this from Divisions I, II, III and a few different schools could win the weekend," Sink said. other busy down. year has been freshman middle NAIA schools. championship, including our A welcome addition to this weekend as BG is entering Friday night's blocker, Larissa Grinbergs. Last The favorites in this weekend's team,"Sink stated. weekend's squad will be soph- they take a 7:30 event with a record of 7-5, weekend against Central Michi- race are Mid-American Confer- For the Falcons to contend Sat- more Tim Arndt. Arndt is return- road trip to but more importantly, a 4-1 mark gan she recorded season-highs of ing after missing three weeks Kent State on in MAC competition for a second 13 kills and 6 blocks. For the en- due to a bout with strep throat. Friday, and fol- place ranking. Kent is in fourth tire, she collected 22 kills, 25 "We're glad to have Tim back," low it up with a place right now with a 3-2 MAC digs, nine block assists and one Sink said. "We'll probably start match Satur- record. solo block in eight games. him in the open race. It's tough to day against the The Kent squad is under new Colleen Griffith has also been a throw a runner in a big race that Akron Zips. direction this year with a new leader for Kent, leading the quickly." There is not a Van DeWalle coach that has been known for league with 0.66 aces per game. team in the league this year that his cheerleader-type spirit. Be- Also running in this weekend's stands high above the rest. No cause of this, the Flashes seem Se* Volleyball, page seven. race will be Dave Lincicome, James Devanney, Dave Exner, Tom Williams, Brian Butler and possibly Ray Isco, who is re- Lacrosse team sweeps covering from back probelms. Try Heidelberg, Kent State by Jonathan Broadfoot sports reporter Frederick led the offensive at- Hi. Tilli was moved to the defen- tack with six goals, while senior sive side of the ball to add expe- attack captain Brian Walkerly rience for the young squad. Sandwich, Salad, The BG lacrosse team traveled and sophomore attack man Geoff "We haven't found a cohesive & Soup Line to Tiffin on Saturday to play Hazelwood both added four unit yet and Tilli has played on Heidelberg College and Kent goals. the penalty killing squad in the Monday through State University. "I was focused on dominating past," Hershberger said. 'Tilli With almost an entirely new Heidelberg from the start no was what we needed to shut down Friday for lunch & defensive unit and lacking some matter what position I played," Heidelberg's offense." dinner for a quick key players, the Falcons were Frederick said. "We were able to In the second game, it was somewhat unsure of themselves. pick apart their defense and Kent State's turn to try to knock meal! However, after one period of reached the end result." off the youthful Falcons. It ap- AVAILABLE AT play, all questions were an- The results were impressive as peared things were going to be a swered as BG's attack pressured BG came up with a 16-0 shutout. different story as Kent State won COMMONS HARSMMAN Heidelberg with 15 shots. On defense, the Falcons were MCDONALD KROSCHER Senior midfielder Chad led by senior midfielder Eric Ti- See Lacrosse, page seven.

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Continued from page sin. Continued from page six. Soccer drops second straight This week in practice, BG the opening faceoff quickly coach Denlse Van De Walle has jumping to a 1-0 lead. been impressing upon her After grabbing an early lead, players that they can not lose the Flashes were poised to defeat focus in these away matches. the Falcons for the first time in Mahler: 'We need to see if we can bounce back' This year in the MAC, records seven years. have Indicated a homecourt ad- However, senior rookie John by Kyle Goodwin beat ourselves. Our mistakes ball as he passed it into the the match. Grogan and senior midfielder BG goalkeeper Schnell start- vantage, which again proved true sports writer create opportunities for other empty net. last week as the home team won Neil Brokamp had different teams." Trailing 1-0, BG pressed ed his first collegiate game in ideas. place of injured junior Dan nine matches In competition. Mahler has remained posi- forward sending more players At 3 p.m. Saturday the Falcons With five minutes remaining The varsity soccer team tive to his players in their cur- into the attack, leaving the de- Traver. According to Mah- and the score tied 5-5, Brian Wal- ler.'ISchnell] played well and will play their second match of dropped its second straight rent run with bad luck. fense vulnerable to a counter- the weekend against Akron. The kerly fed a pass to Chad Freder- match with a 2-0 loss to De- "I'm not worried with the attack. made some quality saves." ick who sliced through the de- Traver is still questionable Zips' record this year is 9-7 over- troit-Mercy Wednesday. BG is loss," Mahler said. "That's why "We pushed forward to try to all, and 2-3 in the conference. fense and rifled the ball Into the now 1-2 in mid-week games. you compete In athletics. You tie the score," Mahler said. for Sunday's game after suf- cage to propel BG to a 6-5 vic- fering strained ligaments in Lisa Blanchard Is leading Ak- The Falcons were able to learn from your mistakes. We "Detroit countered and got the ron - and the league - with 4.26 tory. control the midf ield and attack, are still in good shape. We need ball wide. They crossed the ball last Sunday's game against Marquette. digs per game. Because of the but the offense was just one to see if we can bounce back. and found a man wide open in lack of information about the "We have a lot of talented pass away from goal-scoring Our record is 7-3 (2-0 in the box. Pushing forward is This Sunday, BG will play its players and when we can play biggest game of the year so Zips, Van De Walle simply stated, oporturities. MAC)." like pulling the goalkeeper in "We Just need to give our all, just our type of lacrosse, BG can beat According to head coach Mel After a scoreless first half, hockey. There's no difference far, playing Indiana Universi- anyone in the Midwest," Wal- ty. The Hooslers (8-1-1) are like we have been in practice and Mahler, the Falcons played Detroit-Mercy scored at the between losing 1-0 or 2-0." hopefully we'll come out with a kcrly said. "Playing southern well enough to win, but Detroit 66:S8 mark. Forward Vincent Detroit's Iacozza was the ranked first in the Great Lakes teams is going to be new for us Region and No. 3 in the coun- win." did, too. Iacozza stripped BG's goal- player wide open in the box "Right now we are starting to and the Kentucky tournament try. "It's not like they beat us. We keeper Barry Schnell of the and scored his second goal of get the mindset of true winners this weekend will be a stepping even though we are so young. stone for our program." Classifieds

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Due to space limitations, it was impossibte to And there's lots more suprises. touch on all the BG rockers, so if you feel STAFF WRITERS slighted, well, you were slighted. Happy reading. Connell Barrett, Dorian Halkovich and David Good night. JOYCE ASHMAN Coehrs all did their best with their respective as- Drive safely. signment, with a special rjp-of-thederby to Dor- ...Us DAVID COEHRS ian, who did double-duty. AMYDEEB There's much, much more to choose from in P.S. Remember that part in George Orwell's this week's installment (it's really time we just 1984 when O'Brien's got that cage with the two CHRISTINE ECKSTEIN come up with a table-of-contents page, we starved rats, and he's gonna stick the cage on reckon). LAWRENCE HANNAN Winston face, and the rats are gonna scratch out Down below you can check out the real T.V. his eyes and eat his tongue unless he betrays Ju- MELINDA C. listings, courtesy of Mr. Barrett. lia, his one true love, by screaming out that he To your right, Dorian Halkovich does it again MONHART would rather it was Julia about to nave her face with a look at W.I.C.I. Do you even know what eaten by ravenous, disease-infested rats instead MIKE SIEBENALER W.I.C.I. stands for? We bet you don't. And we of him? won't tell here; you'll have to read to find that We feel like that all the time. ROSS WEITZNER out. That woukf be page three. Bland to the bone STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ROSS WEITZNER 57 channels and nothin' on 3PM 5:30 The twins are out of control and what we have yet to dis- ADVISOR 11,35,7,4D GUIDING 11,22,55D,9THE as they steal a bottle of Danny's over. Narrated by William Shat- LIGHT- Serial GOLDEN GIRLS (CC) - Southern Comfort and get their ner. 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The gang gathers at the Fal- 13,4,6, JOHN&LEEZA- "Regarding Henry II" (1992) (Parti of 34) con's Nest to try and come up Discusslon with actual plots for a future ADVERTISING Harrison Ford returns as Henry, 8:05 Scheduled guests: Jaye P. who gets shot again, turning THE DISNEY CHANNEL show. Alex gets the job as Fred- MANAGER Morgan, makeup secrets from him back into the same prick he -Cartoon die Falcon. Meanwhile, Presi- John Stamos. Plus, some guy was to begin with. Glenn Ford, "The Great Marmot De- dent Olscamp announces an- CO kicks John Tesh in the groin for Kathy Bates and Gary Coleman tective") 1989) Disney tale of other 33 percent increase in tui- rnmmm scaring his child, the boy crying as "Seth," the friendly rehab Basil of Baker Street, an 1897 tion. (Seems like 3 hrs) The Insider "He's just so big!" causing guy. 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(And we're glad you asked) chapters. conferences is that the national by Dorian Halkovich "It's not about what's hap- conference includes people monoging«dilor Ktnlng on campus.. .It's what from all over the United States e real world's about," said while the regional centers Women in Communications Amy Deeb, treasurer of the around the Midwestern states. Inc. What is it? No, it is not a campus chapter. "The seminars really got me group of women who incorpor- W.I.C.I. offers students the going... Oh my God, there's so ated themselves in order to opportunity to learn about the many doors to open ... it all de- legitimize gossip sessions about "real world" actual profession- pends on what you make of it!" their boyfriends, their dates or als experience on a daily basis. enthused Deeb. anything else. The speakers are well-informed According to McGhee, meet- Women in Communications and often speak about their own ing professionals during the Inc. is one of the lesser known experiences. seminars is "good for building organizations on campus open Through talking or network- leadership qualities.'' A person to those in the communications ing with the professionals, sees what it is like to be fn the field. Anything from journalism, many students gain valuable In- field and develops a sense of public relations and interper- formation about their career what to expect. It allows the sonal communications to mar- field and also develop Important person to be more confident BE AFRAID... keting, publishing and graphic contacts in the field who may be about their career choice. arts is Included in the W.I.C.I. able to lend the students a hand Another aspect of W.I.C.I. BE VERY AFRAID... career scope. later on. that allows students to meet OF FRIGHT WORLD 3-D But W.I.C.I. is not limited to One of the easiest ways to Srofessionals and observe the just these few. In fact, W.I.C.I. is begin networking is by joining eld first-hand is the mentor not even limited to only women. W.I.C.I. and discovering peers program. What this program The organization does allow who have the same career does is allow the student to fol- men into the sacred realm and goals, Deeb suggests. Students low a professional around for a often male speakers appear at can pool information on classes day. meetings. Snd professors and also develop This entails running errands "We do allow quys into lends who help each other out or whatever the menfor decides to do that day. It also allows the student to learn about the work- ings of the industry and possibly make a valuable contact. "Those who get more In- volved receive more rewards," McGhee said. "We have a lot of L" A w fun." In addition to these activities, Bjjn. W.I.C.I. holds fundraisers and plans to adopt a highway and volunteer their services to Project Literacy, a program de- ■T \\ signed to help people team to read, especially since one out of five women in the country can- not read. kVuAt "We're hoping to expand a HI lot more this year... we want to do more things to help more 1ft?, Ev*ry Friday, Saturday Sunday in October JS2L* people," McGhee stated. Y&' Fri. & Sat. 6pm-Midnight Sun.6pm-10pm fSf!?' Membership fees for W.I.C.I. Lucas County Fairgrounds costs 12 dollars for student "ft*0 r«S chapter membership and 51 riw"" K*y SttMl - Mourn**, Ohio ■»»Si* dollars for national member- from Downtown Toledo, l»». L73 South to M75 South to ship. Although it may seem a bit Salisbury ltd (ML Go EJJI to Kay Street and Turn flight. m——■ too much for a few people, the Rhonda Mc S*e (shown here, nbove-rtg hi) president of Ihe Bowling Gree only fees that must be paid 1 Low Price Includes. W.I.CJ. chapter, hopci to help ihox In the field of communlcailons. every year are the student chap- ter membership. These fees al- W.I.C.I.," president ot the by pooling their resources. low for advertising and social 2 of the ra and JCMHAUNTED HOUSES in the WORLD Bowling Green student chapter, ' We alihave the same con- events to take place. Spedxula scenes viewed ftrougft our '3D' glasses.' Rhonda McGhee, stated, "but cerns about life In the 'real The fees for national mem- for some reason we don't get world' and our careers," she bership cover the entire time a 50 Rooms of terror and 70 horrifying Monsters with too many applications." explained. student is in college; they also super-charged 'special ellecls In 3-D W.I.C.I. was founded in 1909 Not only does W.I.C.I. offer allow for students to use the job as Theta Sigma Phi at the Uni- students a chance to get to hotline only available to mem- 9 EXPERIENCE The Cathedral of r\ versity of Washington. The know one another, but it also al- bers, the resume workshops BBO goals of W.I.C.I. are: lows students the opportunity to and savings on hotel and car Vampires Honor Show; ™ O to unite members for the get to know some professionals rentals. When the Curtain Goes Up...the Tenor Begins! purpose of promoting the ad- through the meetings and also All these benefits and it looks vancement of women in all through the regional and good on a resume, too. Women SIWIMJFD SIDES on out Midway full ot lending Mil fides fields of communication national conferences that are in Communications Inc. is an Hut, food, Gomes • Main — - O to work for first amend- held every year. organization that offers the key ment rights and reponsibilities This year the national con- to a tot of doors. of communicators ference is being held in Penn- The meetings take place • ADMISSION TICKET to Geauga Lake O to recognize distinguished sylvania. What the national con- twice a month, once on 1994 Season tome -wtictto™ app*» professionarachlevements ference includes Is a series of Wednesday and once on THUS O to promote high profes- workshops that students profes- Thursday , in 106 B. A, and are 9VIDEORMAla)VideoVtatch torn* reimc'«y\s. OOPV IWST1I sional standards throughout the sional members attend. These always at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is communication industry workshops include anything welcome to attend the meetings FOR MORE INFO _^MJ^^ HOM&O, Throughout their history the from discussions of new legal and see for themselves what (419) 893-0785 or (419) 867-9416 PfcOi THE Koup prospered and increased cises affecting the communica- W.I.C.I is all about. -Hut. BIGFOOT numbers from seven mem- tion industry and writing tech- According to Deeb, "If you bers in 1909 to the present total niques to self-esteem seminars have the time to put into it... lake a Shot at The Cleveland Brawns liiple Shot Challenge of over 11,500 professional and fashion shows. then you have to participate in Hundreds olprtiesl flu* Winners Compete at me Ironcos/Srowns Gome and student members encom- The biggest difference be- this organization. It sets us apart VkWanSS D.A.R.E. Groups passed within 185 nationwide tween the national and regional but it doesn't segregate us." | M, Otf. ». IMS 4 MM*. Homicidal alone Macaulay Culkin isn't nearly as bad as 'The Good Son' pledges to remain with him in believes that Susan is his by David Coehn spirit. Determined to suppress mother incarnate. staff writer his bereavement, Mark travels to his uncle's house in snowy, The fearless and rambunc- "If I let you go, do you think coastal Maine. There he will tious Henry (Macaulay Culkin) you could fly?* stay while his father completes takes Mark exploring through Henry poses this taunting a lucrative business deal in the nearby woods and over question as Mark hangs precar- Japan. rocky cliffs. But Henry begins to iously by his grip in "The Good He develops a rapport with reveal malevolent behavior Son, ' a flaccid, stillborn at- his temporary family. It includes when a false step leaves Mark tempt at thrilldom that never Uncle Wallace, cousin Henry, dangling from a treehouse by quite leaves theqround. Henn/s sister, Connie, and Henry's teasing hand. Mark Evans (Elijah Wood) Aunt Susan, who still grieves for loses his mother to a terminal Richard, her young son who Mark grows tearful when illness but not before she drowned in the bathtub. Mark Henry deliberately kills a neigh- borhood dog with a homemade crossbow gun that fires steel bolts. Yet, even as Mark shies away he unwittingly Is drawn into another stunt that causes a multiple car wreck. Henry seems to enjoy insti- gating trouble, so Markbe- comes protective of Connie when Henry directs his resent- ment toward her. His fear is rea- lized when Connie suffers a se- rious ice-skating accident while MAC THE NOT-SO-NICE: In The Good Son.' Culkin plays an evil, horrible mon- under Henry's tutelage. ster no one likes... quite a stretch, eh? All the while Henry maintains an innocent, loving facade that well in advance. Don't look tor role was meant to be a tour de fools his parents and a child any real suspense or terror, force of Culkin's talents, but the psychologist attempting to help either. Second-guessing this subtleties it demanded proved Mark through his grief. standard Hollywood plot is no too much for his obvious limi- Mark's own behavior be- problem. tations. Culkin gives a stiff, one- comes erratic as he tries to dimensional performance, shield the family from Henry's That is the fault of British no- spouting dialogue as though manipulation while trying to velist Ian McEwan, whose recy- he's reading it off the page. convince them of his guilt. cled screenplay is peppered Finally, an increasingly suspi- with dialogue lifted from a dime The lead should have gone to cious Susan is persuaded to face store novel. It sounds forced Elijah Wood, a far superior MOM. MACAULAY TRIED TO KILL ME!: Elijah Wood ploy* Mark Evans. the boy Henry, who reveals a crushing and unreal as spoken by these actor who works hard to over- who likes to alt against walls and stare at stuff. secret already hinted at several young actors. come the weak production. times during the film. Wood is wonderful as a good And considering the grand boy trapped in a nightmarish A thoroughly incredulous scale on which Henry's damag- situation no one will believe. climax takes place on a tower- ing escapades are predicated ing cliff, where circumstance the audience has to wonder forces Susan to make a decision how he avoids suspicion and "The Good Son" does not that surely will leave some mov- blame for so long. fly, nor does it crawl. It simply iegoers feeling cheated by its lies there. inplausibility. The major problem, Fh€AFE This film holds no real sur- however, is Macaulay Culkin's "The Good Son " is phylnq 6rises, since director Joseph amateurish, wooden portrayal at Woodland Mall's Cmemark uben telegraphs everything of the implosive Henry. The *5. Presents... m\ to The Glass City (that's Toledo, for to "Dr. Dave's Quiz" c/o BG News, you newcomers) and all new episodes 214 West Hall, or let your entry shi- Ik Mia.4, of America's favorite fivesome. The mmy on down t he ae sthet ical ry Slmpsonsbegan last week. pleasing wooden box in 219 West Joy! Hall. Winners? We got 'em here. We gotta receive your entry by 8 The first winner of "Dr. Dave's In- a.m. Tues, Oct. 12. Now, here is this credible College of Musical Know- week's musical trivia conundrum . I wu actually moved by (ham. bacauae I knew I was seetng something special." ledge" for the '93-'94 school year is ... Which of these tunes holds the all- . Odd Girl Out opened the show and Wew everyone away. They were a reeiiy pteatam (drum roll, please, maestro) Lori Tom- time record for most weeks at Number lurprtte." •• Cleveland Magazine. November 1992 linson, who apparently is the only one One on the U.S. pop charts?: in town who knew that The Who's A) "End of the Road" by Boyz I Men Friday Night Only! HP B) "Bette Davis Eyes" by Kim Car- ONLY Top 10 hit in America was "I Can See 1 or Miles." nes flnd This week's winner, Dave Cornelius, C) "Physical" by Olivia Newton- knew that "Just the Way You Are" was John Hope Orchestra by Dave Baskind the only Billy Joel song listed that did D) "Never Say Goodbye" by Just The Incredible College- of Knowledge from Detroit, Michigan not reach the lofty heights of Number Two Guys One. Congrats, Lori and Dave. E) "1 Will Always Love You" by As sure as the Indians didn't win a Due to their awe-inspiring trivial Whitney Houston pennant this year, autumn has returned knowledge bank, both have earned a Winning here is as easy as picking to Bowling Green. FREE tasty one-item large pizza from lint out of your beUybutton. C'mon and Thisyear, this means plenty of good Campus PoUyeyes at 440 E. Court enter. What have you got to lose? news: There will be no more humid AN D a FREE promotional cassette Here's hoping your October is a Saturday Night! summer days; Barry's Bagels, Chi- tape from Finders Records And Tapes great one. Happy belated b-day, Rob. Chi's and Rally's are coming to (or at 128N. Main. Aren't you jealous? Howdy TY. Don't Miss This One have come to) town; Peter, Paul & These very same prizes will be a- Thought of the week: As you travel Mary are coming here soon; BG's warded to this week's winner, too. To on through life, whatever be your goal MAC football season is set to start; win, all you have to do is drop me a line keep your eye upon the donut and Robert Plant, Elton John and Barry with the answer, your name, address, never on the hole. , Manilow (have fun, Ann) are all coming phone number and favorite TV show Ponder that until next time. C.U. .' w.. Oct. a. mi

Love Jesus Lizard * * * hate 'Hater' of the best American bands of each of their releases. Last Laah is best in Its unique corded and produced in a mere the mid-'80s: Austin's Scratch year's Liar was their best disc vinyl release on three 7-inch five days, as the band's press Add. Songs about cannibals, yet. With the release of a Jesus singles, one song per side. Not brags. drug-addled fairy tale princesses Lizard/Nirvana split single, JL only is this a neat marketing ancfpsychorJc landlords were landed smack in the attention of trick, but it's sonicly pleasing, "Who Do I Kill?" should be the Scratch Acid norm. such hip-to-be-square folks as too. the theme to the next James Then there was Rapeman, Rolling Stone.Melody Maker, Steve Albini couldn't have Bond flick, if we ever have to which was Big Black (another of etc. done it better. suffer through another one. those best bands, of which there Lash is a new EP of two new -Brian Beatty "Tot Rnder," in a bizarre were few) meets Scratch Acid. studio tracks and four live Lizard kid-T.V. nod to its title, high- But by then Steve Albini's nasal oldies, six songs in all. Hater lights accompaniment on what whine, both in vocals and on "Bloody Mary" dates all the Hater sounds like a Fisher-Price pull- Suitar, had begun its ionic way back to Pure, the band's A&M Records along xylophone. reakdown. Albini guessed it first release. "Glamorous" may Hater features both Ben "Don and Lamb" is a faux Jesus Lizard Led Zeppelin acoustic number, Lash too, deciding instead to make be the band's best song yet, Shepard and Matt Cameron his fortune producing better Yow's characteristic psycho- from Soundgarden. The band's while "Sad McBain" and Touch & Go "Down Undershoe" are remin- A quick refresher course in musicians than himself. babble in full swing. membership is rounded out by But Jesus Lizard, yes, yes, And "Deaf as a Bat" and Monster Magnet's John iscent of early psychedelia, sort Jesus Lizard 101, if I may. of. David Yow, JL vocalist, and yes. "Monkey Trick" are yet more McBain, as well as Brian Wood David Wm. Sims, JL bassist, They survived Rapeman's angst and pain for the listening and John Waterman, both of demise, gaining strength on pleasure ot the deranged. Foot to the Head. Cooked rare the patented served these same roles in one But Hater is not a Soundgar- Hater way - left raw all the way den or Monster Magnet sound- through - "Roadside," "Pu- alike unit. It's not a loser version trid" and "Circles" are punk of Temple of the Dog, either. rock classics (joining the likes of It's worse than all that. "Sex Bomb,' "Little Johnny Hater, both the band and the Jewel" and "Blank Genera- band's eponymous disc, sounds tion") a decade too late. like the dirty little punk rock Brian Wood's Donovan-like band that practices in your wail breaks pitch all over the neighbor's even dirtier little ga- place. Guitars go in and out of rage. Dare I say they're sub Sub tune every other chorus. Pop? Dimmer than the Dim Stars? And the band slops in and out of songs like real amateurs. From the first out-of-tune Hater is 32 minutes of punk guitar scrapings of Cat Stevens' rock history in the making. 'Mona Bone Jakon," it's easy Essential, trust me. to believe all 10 songs were re- -Brian Beatty Looking for Pre-party Entertainment?

Join us at the DAYS INN, Bowling Green every Friday and Saturday evening for COMEDY NIGHT! The Y # 18 and over welcome 0Mtf> ♦Close to campus CLUB. THEY SEEM NICE: Hun'* Halo' worth hating. Left-lo right- John Waterman. Brian Wood. John McBam. Ben Shcp- ♦Only $4 per ticket btrd. Man Cameron ♦ Drink Specials: EA T RIGm, Every fhday EXPORT Night Students- Worship With Us This Weekend LIVE iONGb,H\i In lounge specials before and after shows St. Mark's Lutheran Church 315 S. College Drive Bowling Green, OH 43402 r*Kach week new and funnier comedians (419) 353-9J305 or 353-6675 "Contemporary Worship with Communion'' Call us for show times and reservations Saturday »t 5p.m.Casual Attire so we can save you and your guests Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00a.m the best seats! Sunday School 9:45 a.m. ELCA - "The Welcome Place' 352-5211 Tortilla Diablo by Connell Barrett by Dorian Halkovich Ross Weitzner Com tortillas whip rapidly through the air as the band performs it's self titled theme song. Music pounds through the smoke-filled, beer-saturated atmosphere only capable of being described as psychedelic hard core. In their four year existence, Tortilla Diablo's audience has grown as their music becomes more widely known. With two sev- en-Inch records out - "It's All Good Fun Until Someone gets an Eye Put Out" and "Steve" - and a 17-song cassette entitled "Cinco con Dos," the band's message is beginning to circulate. When asked exactly what message they are attempting to im- part, Scott Kramer, bassist and vocals, replied "You have to go out and buy the music to find out.'' Originating out of an idea from Steve Hesske, the band formed to put out a record so Hesske could run around, smash things and occasionally play guitar, said Kramer. "Steve paid for us to put out a record and the whole idea be- hind that was so he could destroy stuff on stage," explained Kramer. Though the members have changed through the years, the band continues to perform. Hesske serves as a mystery guest who entertains the audience, with Todd Flegle on drums, Stephan Tay- lor on guitar, Jose Luna on percussion and vocals and Scott £3 Kramer on bass and vocals. About 40 percent of their lyrics are sung in Spanish. The music contains their own creations. "We're 100 percent original," Kramer said. Evidently, the band is sick of all the cover bands that dominate PASTE-UP BOYS: John A. Dowell (left) and Iain Ellis rock eclectic, wtih a slight college towns. "We always kill Jerry Garcia effigies," Kramer focus on the dreamy and dreary. emphasized. Enough said. One of the most unusual aspects of the Tortillas is their main Little in the world of rock and Ellis arrived from England six source of influence. While living in San Antonio, Kramer saw a roll is more difficult than avoid- years ago, and he presently tea- flyer about the "Church of the SubGenius.'' He then sent out for ing the inevitable placement ches "The Literature of information and the cult became a reality for the band. into a music category. Laughter" here at The Universi- "The best part about it is you can believe anything," he ex- Every band's music garner's ty. He's become accustomed to plained. "It all fits in with whatever the Church Is about." characterization. life in the Midwest. He even The main message revolves around anti-conformity and anti- ACDC is heavy metal. wrote a song called "Heaven's conspiracy. Since the band became a part of the cult, the Church Nirvana is Seattle grunge. in Ohio," which he says is "kind fe> has played their songs on their national radio show. The Hour of The Eagles are California of gentle satire on Ohio." Slack. And as a result of their interest. Tortilla Diablo has been rock. He met up with the rest of the asked to play In the new-age festival the Church sponsors next And Bowling Green's own band - Dowell, Billy Hanway time it rolls into the area. Paste? Perhaps Paste is sort of a on lead guitar and drummer For the fifth straight year, Tortilla Diablo Is scheduled to play dreary-music-to-slit- Denny Austin - and they Halloween night at Easy Street Cafe. your-wrists-in-a-warm-bath by. formed what is now Paste. Kierslon PrutHt Or so says bassist John A. Dowell said he hopes Paste Dowell of one of Paste's staple can maintain such a quality to tune, "One Life." help the reputation of local Lead-singer and songwriter bands needing spots to play in a lain Ellis agrees. It's a dark, town not terribly friendly to BG often brooding style of enter- rockers. tainment. "INot many] of the local bars "They're all very miserable," really want to help local bands. Ellis said of his band's songs. They don't because they don't "Ironically miserable." have to... There's a need in this But Paste's repertoire isn't town to be oriented to local o- only about one long bout of de- riginal music." pression. Those unfamiliar with Paste "I think our music is eclec- will discover music that is, ac- tic," Ellis said. "There's a lot of cording to Ellis, "sometimes different styles. Some country, fun, sometimes brooding origi- glam rock, a bit of rock-a-billy.'' nal rock and roll with a British Ellis does all the group's slant." songwriting. Dowell describes "We kind of bring our own Ellis compositions as a little bit crowd," Ellis said oiPaste's of everything ... and unique. growing following. "We just do "His writing encompasses it for joy... and hope we havn't happy and sad mixed together. annoyed anybody.' It's combination of Celtic folk Those wishing to orient band with glam rock and hard themselves to the original local rock overtones, with a twinge of music of Paste can do so at The the '90s alternative feel... Iain's Junction (formally Tuxedo influenced by a lot of different Junction) on Thursday, Oct. 21. things." But be ready to brood. MUY BIEN TORTILLA DIABLO: The bilingual Tortilla Diablo offers muM-cultural nek... and they break stuff. Charlotte's T h e K i n d Webb by Dorian Halkovich

It's October, and the scent of freshly fallen leaves pervades the by David Coehrs *=3 air, along with the wondrously harmonious tones issuing forth from the machinery which bustles around campus, gutting yet an- other build' ig. But as nighttime approaches, the echoes of machinery and the fresh scent of the leaves fade away, only to be replaced with the stinging chill of fall. with all these changes, one thing remains the same - music continues to fill the air at night, and students flood the bars. In this musical atmosphere dominated mostly by cover bands, The Kind offers a change of pace from the typical Led Zepplin, Grateful Dead songs pouring forth seemingly from every doorway. "We play original stuff we write," lead guitarist, Joe Church explained. "I guess you'd describe it as alternative rock." The Kind's following seems to keep increasing. With over 300 people registered on their mailing list, the group continues to build their audience through dates in Ann Arbor, Bowling Green, m Toledo, and Cleveland, to name a few. Yet the band actually originated in New York, where Joe and Jamie Church performed In an acoustic band. They packed up and returned to Ohio and eventually Bowling Green. From that point the status of the band members increased from two to six. The new additions Include Jose Luna on percussion, Jim Arm- strong on bass. Josh Fant on drums and Linda Gumey on key- boards. WEB-SLINGEK: Charlotte Webb Swenson's band Is back and brand new Being a six-piece band gives The Kind the flexibility, an advan- and coming to local bars tn about a month. tage over others. With a fuller instrumental sound mingled with female vocals, the group is truely unique. Don't bother trying to label ett. Once written, the music is Even their name points to the band's originality. Unlike most the alternative sound of Char- presented to all the band mem- groups who search for a name with heavy symbolism, The Kind lotte's Webb. Even the name- bers, who collaborate to hone chose their name because it was nondescript. sake and lead vocalist of the up- the final product. "We wanted people to be able to form their own impressions of and-coming band can't pinpoint Their current library of about us," Joe Church explained. it. two dozen songs is as diverse as Their musical style influences much of what they play and re- "I guess you could say that the band members' musical flects much of who they are. With the added benefit of additional some is kind of funk rap, and backgrounds. Songs can run instruments, the band feels they can offer their audience a good then some crosses into straight anywhere from 22 seconds to show. punk rock and thrash," Charlo- six minutes long. en "It seems that we're able to express ourselves more with the va- tte Webb Swenson explained. "It's fun to get together with riety of Instruments," Joe Church stated. "We don't necessarily like to musicians from really different This high energy show bursts into Rick's Cafe In Ann Arbor to- label our music, anyway. We backgrounds, especially when night. If that's too tar to drive, their next in-town show will be at want people to listen to It before everyone has something unique Easy Street Cafe Friday Oct. 22. they pass Judgement" to offer," Swenson sakf The band Has weathered nu- The band will spend October merous changes since its forma- cutting a demo tape at RT Au- tion In 1991. The current line- dio studios in Garden City, up is the strongest to date, said Mich., which wiU Include 25-year-old Swenson, a guita- "Blackout," an anti-drug mes- rist. sage. Several major record Drummer Jimmy Johnson, labels have expressed Interest, 23, signed on in June after and Swenson will make a pro- covering for the band's former motional trip to New York In drummer during a gig at How- November. ard's earlier this year. Guitarist Jeff Tackett, 29joined In July, The tape will be sold at Mad- and bass player Tom Lynch, hatter Music Co. in Bowling 19, in August. Green, which also carried an According to Swenson, the album released by an earlier band may be interested in add- version of the band. Bullethead, ing another guitarist to leave an alternative store Tackett is her free to roam the stage. opening locally In October, also "Our music combines the in- will carry the tape. fluences of four very different Swenson said Charlotte's people." Webb will offer the local music "We have influences coming scene an original, hard-driving from the weirdest directions, sound amidst the usual cover but they really mesh well and bands that seem to glut the produce a great sound," she area. said. Band influences range from "The clubs In Bowling Green a such diverse groups as Muddy can be somewhat limiting to Waters and Rush to Circle Jerks new bands, but we're going to and King Diamond. try to change that," she said. Charlotte's Webb skips cover Charlotte's Webb will begin KIND FOLKS: They B« bigger with each passing day ... and they'll be at tunes in favor of original music appearing locally In about a Easy Street Cafe on Oct 22. written by Swenson and Tack- month. |M. CML •, IftL 8 band often includes guest musi- cians to sob on the violin, flute, blues harp, trombone ana saxophone. These elements add a different flavor to their Insider Ptictc CIP rock and roll music. "Sometimes we include different musical intruments in our tours because it gives it a different edge," Asta said. "Although one is not included in our Easy Street appearance, it gives a new sound to old HOPE SPRINGS AT songs." EASY STREET: Each band member sites mu- Much like the mythical sic as a first love, but it doesn't Phoenix, The Hope Orchestra cover their bills. "We all have emerged two years ago from day jobs to pay the rent, but our the ashes of a small band called music is what is important to Walk the Dogma. Since then, us," said Asta. they have taken flight with a Their Ohio tour begins tour through Ohio, which in- tomorrow in Bowling Green. cludes the Easy Street Cafe Prior to the stage performance, tomorrow night. The Hope Orchestra will play After Walk the Dogma dis- acoustical sets in front of Mad- banded, drummer Dave Lyon hatter Music Co. and Finders and bassist Pete Peltier were Records and Tapes on Satur- recruited from the Metro Times day afternoon. Classified to join The Hope Or- "We will be playing songs chestra's vocalist Jurgitis and from our first CD, Lingo, and rhythm guitarist and chief we will be previewing some of songwriter Sosnick. the music that will appear on The combination works, and our next CD, which will be they won't be flying south any- released sometime in February time soon. or March " Asta said. "We've been well-recepted In an effort to showcase their in Michigan, and it will be inter- music, band members made a esting to see how our tour in group decision always to wear Ohio goes," said Asta, the lead lack. That way, they believe, singer. attention will be drawn toward The Hope Orchestra is the artistry of their music and somewhat misleading to those away from the superficiality of . who haven't heard of this their image. young and upcoming alterna- Four of the group's five tive band that performs minus members write The Hope Or- the typical grunge. In the quest chestra's original material. for a new name, "Hope" was And this Pnoenix-like band is added because it's a simple interested in more than just generic term. To the band's their music. They have per- members it symbolizes an es- formed benefits for women's sential viewpoint toward life. shelters, soup kitchens, and But the most unique aspect abused children's organiza- of The Hope Orchestra is the tions. orchestral aspect itself. The -Sherry Turco

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