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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years" # St. Tom's Helping The Homeless Student sent chaplain moves on home to heal □ University student mitted to the Cleveland Clinic. to Toledo Herndon said he is home and Robert Herndon, who rehabilitating. He plans to return □ Rev. Dan Zak, Cha- was hit by a car March to school in the fall and continue with classes. He said his injuries plain at St. Thomas 12, continues to re- resulted in dropping all of his More University Parish, cover from injuries re- classes for this semester. announces his plans to sulting from the acci- "I didn't know how long I would be in the hospital so I was relocate to Swanton. dent. forced to drop my classes," By SARAH BEDNARSKI Herndon said. "Everything will By VINCEGUERRIERI The BG News be back to normal in the fall." The BG News According to Herndon, he suf- A University student continues fered nerve damage in two of his The Rev. Dan Zak, Chaplain of to recover from injuries suffered Tingers. He said he can walk with St. Thomas More University Par- in a car accident March 12. the aid of crutches. ish for the last three years, is Robert Herndon, a freshman Elizabeth Pniitt, Herndon's moving on effective July 1. education major, was crossing girlfriend, said his leg and lungs He has been reassigned to St. the corner at East Wooster and continue to heal. She said Hern- Richard's Parish in Swanton by Manville Street when a car don lost about 40 pounds during James Hoffman, Bishop of the BG Nrwi Photo by Doug Khnnoviky struck him. He was transported his stay in the hospital. Diocese of Toledo. Zak, who will Phi Delta Theta fraternity members are seen here camping out to help raise money for the homeless. to Wood County Hospital and Herndon said he would like to be celebrating his 30th year of The donations will be sent to the Cherry St. Mission in Toledo. They will be collecting donations un- then to his hometown hospital, thank the University's education ordination, felt he needed a til 8:00 a.m. on Thursday. The members of the fraternity pictured here are, from left to right, Gary Elyria Hospital. department for the banners and change. Stout, junior biology major, Greg Moore, freshman and Ben Trost, freshman history major. As a result of complications cards he received. He also wishes "It will be a new challenge," from surgery, Herndon was ad- to thank Mary Joyce Lunn. Zak said. "I thought it was time to take a look at another form of ministry." Zak described the parish, lo- Banquet honors student excellence cated near Toledo on Route 2, as having a lot of young married □ "Applauding Excel- President for Academic Affairs, of this award were: Misty Bar- sophomores, Pauline Karuri and Carver, Tony Everhart, Kelly couples with children. According Charles Middleton, said the ban- man, Bethanee Fitch, Katie Stacey Smith; juniors, Shannon Hepke and Emily Roach. to Zak, St. Richard's Parish has lence" recognizes stu- quet was held in order to honor Keane, Ann Kosmerl, Steve Bockbrader and Christian Dlu- Edward Whipple, vice- 1100 households and about 3500 dents which have students of the University who McGlone, Mollie Monahan, Kim gosz and seniors, Karen DeSanto president of student affairs, be- parishoners. have strived at committing ex- Nettling, Heather Smith, Antone- and Cheri Snyder. lieves that we need to applaud "It's a growing parish," Zak committed to making cellence throughout the campus. tte Vega and Kristen Woods. The last major award was the excellence daily. said. "It's a growing area of their mark at the Uni- "Students were honored this Graduate recipients were: Char- Student Life Award, which was "Tonight we honored the Uni- Toledo." versity. evening for their commitment to lie Andrews, Jamie Gray, Kri- presented to those students who versities finest students. Sister Mary Kuhlman, pastoral excellence. In doing so, they will shna Kandath, Katy Lowe and demonstrated leadership by be- However, we need to recognize leader for St. Thomas More, said take their accomplishments with Janet Morrison. ing involved with formal and in- more students who constantly although Zak's presence will be By MELISSA NAYMIK them in the future," said Middle- Another award was the Out- formal activities to enhance impress the University with their missed, she wishes him well. The BG News ton. standing Community Service A- campus life. Those who received wealth of talent," said Whipple. "I'm sorry to see him go," The three main awards for the ward. The purpose of this award the award were: freshman Ang- Kuhlman said. "But he'll make a "Applauding Excellence" was banquet were the President's A- was to reward those students ela Meraz; sophomores Greg Middleton spoke on behalf of great pastor there." the title of the second annual ward for Distinguished Service. who exhibited outstanding ser- Bader, Joseph Dose, Jared President Sidney Ribeau by say- Zak said he decided to move in campus-wide recognition dinner This award went to those stu- vice to the University as well as Freeman and DeAndrea Jones; ing he appreciates Individual January after serving in campus held last night in the Lenhart dents who made significant con- the Bowling Green community. juniors Jennifer Cipra, Kevin efforts performed by University ministry for the last IS years. He Grand Ballroom. tributions to the campus commu- Recipients of the award were: DeMain, Christine Hoge and Mel- students who continue to build a spent 12 years at Corpus Christi University Provost and Vice nity. Undergraduate recipients freshman. Nicholas Gentile; issa Poponak and seniors Shelley "campus community." Parish, the university parish for the University of Toledo before coming to St. Thomas. Prior to getting Involved with Faculty proposes new salary increase campus ministry, Zak was an as- sistant principal at Lima Central Q After originally pro- ate Executive Committee made a not want to bring across the problems ... we're looking at a aries to the 50th percentile by Catholic High School. He also did new proposal to take to the Facul- wrong image to the campus maximum three percent." way of each department. guidance work at that high posing at 8.9 salary in- ty Senate. community by asking for a large They arrived at the three per- According to Lunde, a variety school, which led him to get his crease, the Faculty This one brings a more modest increase in a time of budgetary cent figure because it was the of different things could happen master's degree in counseling. Senate backs down to three percent overall increase problems. number being used to hold the in order for the faculty to reach Zak also served two years at a based upon the same amount of The faculty was aiming at faculty salary place in the cur- their goal. parish in Sandusky. asking for a three per- merit. meeting the 50th percentile for rent budget figures. He said high priority needs to He also served as the director cent overall merit- The motion was passed unani- faculty salaries nationally when Lunde said the faculty is look- be given to faculty salary, but it of vocations for the diocese of mously through the Senate Exec- they requested 8.9 percent, he ing to improve their rank should be balanced with other Toledo, a position which allowed based increase. utive Committee, sending it on said. nationally; however, they are priorities of the University. him to travel throughout Ohio By DARLA WARNOCK for approval in the Faculty Sen- "Basically what we are expect- looking at different ways of at- "I'm happy in the sense that and even into Canada. The BG News ate. Final consideration will be ing is a three percent increase in taining that, particularly through this is realistic" Lunde said. "It's A new priest has not been sent to the University Board of salary if we forecast that now," merit pay. a statement of policy, accepting named yet. According to Zak, one After repealing their original Trustees. Lunde said. "We're doing this be- University President Sidney and cooperating with administra- will not be named for about a motion for an 8.9 percent faculty Hal Lunde, Faculty Senate cause they are trying budget Ribeau said he is also looking to tion. We're looking into the fu- month. salary increase, the Faculty Sen- chairman, said the faculty does everything and with enrollment increase the level of faculty sal- ture." McVeigh disclosed bomb plot, witness says Fall positions available The Associated Press living room of her Kingman, racing fuel and ammonium ni- and left it there. Ariz., mobile home, Mrs. Fortier trate," she said. "He was going to McVeigh, 29, faces the death on News editorial staff DENVER - Angry at the quoted McVeigh as saying he put ... like a fuse inside the bar- penalty on murder and conspir- government, Timothy McVeigh hatched the bombing plot as rels." acy charges. Nichols will be tried The BG News disclosed in October 1994 that he revenge for the government's McVeigh showed how he later on the same charges. was going to blow up the federal role in the deadly siege at Waco, planned to arrange the bomb for Mrs. Fortier is the wife of Positions are now available for the Fall 1997 BG News editorial building in Oklahoma City be- Texas. maximum damage, using soup McVeigh's army buddy Michael staff. cause it was "an easy target," a She said that McVeigh specif- cans he got from the cupboard, Fortier, whom the prosecution A number of positions are open, particularly those in report- former friend testified Tuesday. ically mentioned "the federal she said: "He placed the soup also plans to call as a witness. ing, copy editing and graphic design. "He said that he and Terry (Ni- building" in Oklahoma City, cans on the floor in the same ar- Mrs. Fortier testified under chols) would do it together, that though he didn't refer to it by its rangement he was going to ar- immunity from prosecution. Her The News encourages any student interested in making any Terry would mix the bomb," said name, the Alfred P. Murrah Fed- range the barrels in the truck." husband agreed to plead guilty to kind of contribution to submit an application. The newspaper is Lori Fortier, one of the pros- eral Building. Mrs. Fortier said she didn't federal charges that include fail- currently understaffed, and as the staff grows and becomes ecution's star witnesses at the "He said it was an easy target think McVeigh was serious. "I ing to tell authorities what he more diverse the product can reflect that. bombing trial. and that it was a building that was under the impression it knew about the plot before it was Those interested in a position can visit 210 West Hall, fill out The Oklahoma City federal had some of the people who had wasn't going to happen because carried out. He faces a 23-year an application and sign up for an interview time. Times are building was blown up on April been Involved in the Waco raid," no one wanted to help him and he sentence. available throughout the week. 19, 199S. The attack killed 168 she said. was upset," she said. Mrs. Fortier met McVeigh over Paid positions are available, but are extremely limited. people and injured hundreds in McVeigh also specified the Prosecutors allege McVeigh Thanksgiving weekend in 1988. the deadliest act of terrorism on kind of bomb he was planning to He was the best man at the For Questions can be forwarded to Scott Brown, fall editor, at packed a rented truck with bar- 372-6966. U.S. soil. use. rels of fertilizer and fuel oil, tiers' wedding, stayed with them Recalling a conversation in the "He was thinking about using drove it to the federal building often in their mobile home. page two The BG News Wednesday, April 30, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

NATALIE MILLER H E Friends are fleeting in your world

Some people come into our lives. so relationships don't either. they've met. year. I was excited to see all my and quickly go. This Is very true In college. A Sometimes friendships aren't old friends. I soon realized that Some stay for awhile and leave friendship may last only a worth holding on to. Whatever you things had changed. It takes footprints on our hearts semester because of a shared had is gone. Others change with energy to maintain contact, and and we are never, ever the same. class. You may get to know you time, forming new relationships. some people aren't willing to —Unknown neighbors because of their Each person who has touched make the effort or take the convenient location. You may your life still has a special place. Initiative. Also, time restraints I feel like I've met a thousand like them, but you might not Personally. I tend to get too and the madness of college life people since I've started college. keep in touch with them when attached to people. But I realize often overtake the desire to keep From classes to the dorms to more effort is required. that everyone must go their own high-maintenance friendships. NEWS people at parties—there's always Some friendships are not way, and that It's not usually the Over Christmas break, I someone new to get acquainted constant. Others you try to same way I'm going. It's part of began to see that many of my "Serving the Bowling with. prolong without success. There growing up I guess, but that old friends had changed, and Some faces recur. You may are variables that determine doesn't make it any easier to see were moving In different direc- "Usually, Green community for continue to get to know them. For how long the friendship will last: friendships die. tions. It was hard to accept that others, it was Just a random distance, schedules and the My first semester. I knew a they don't need me like they 'friends for- over 75 years" meeting. Some may become your strength of the commitment. woman named Ashlel. She was in used to. It's only fair that since ever' is in friends. You may talk to them for a Time reveals the reason you her late 20s and amazed me with I've made new friends, that they your heart, 210 West Hall while, and then never see them liked each other In the first her life experience, which seemed should too. Bowling Green State University again. You may see them around place. vast compared to my limited 18 Some true friends stand the not in real- Bowling Green, OH campus or on the weekends. It's No matter how long it's been years. I was In awe of her Indepen- test of time, but others serve an ity." 43403 very uncertain. since the last contact, some dence. Just a casual conversation immediate purpose. They touch [email protected] My first semester here was full people will always remain your with her gave me insights. your life, then move on. of people coming and going into friends. I have people I consider One day. she wasn't in class. I (419) 372-2601 and out of my life. It's rough good friends that I talk to only a waited to see her. but that day It doesn't mean they are less adjusting to the lack of stability. few times a year. I believe those turned into weeks, until 1 found special because you can't hold The closeness of my friendships friendships are strong because out from our professor that she on to them. All you can do is Editorial Board 372-6966 changed sporadically from month they are built on similar person- had dropped out of school and hold the memory. to month. alities and senses of humor. moved to another state. It was very Scott Brown I'd Just come from high school, They are not demanding, hard to deal with the fact that Enjoy them while you can. Editor with all the graduation propaganda because they have a strong people can Just disappear from Cherish the people you care foundation. your life. about, you never know when Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock about being "friends forever." Those people I'd been In school But some friendships fade Sometimes they leave, and you circumstances will cause them Chief Reporter Managing Editor with for four years—but now. there out. It might be caused by know you will never see them to disappear from your life. are Just a few that i keep in touch change, distance or neglect. again. Usually, "friends forever" Is Amy Johnson Brandon Wray with. But you can never tell who will in your heart, not In reality. I Natalie Milter is a columnist Assistant Entertainment You learn that lifelong friend- be the friend just for now and believe that there Is meaning to for The News. Questions and Managing Editor Editor ship is very rare. Sometimes you who will be the long-lasting one. why people only cross our paths comments can be sent to grow apart despite trying to keep You can renew friendships, and once. You may have needed them [email protected]. or 210 Penny Brown Mike Wendling in touch. Sometimes you only were you can let them go. Your new for what they could teach you for West HalL Natalie would like to Copy Chief Opinion Editor friends because of shared circum- friends can blend with your old Just a short while. Or maybe they give special thanks to the guys stances. Even the best of friends ones. learned something from you. Most of 2nd West and to Kelly, her Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins have trouble relating when times But no one has time to be likely. It was both. roommate and cohort in mis- friends with all of the people Returning for my sophomore chief. Photo Editor Sports Editor change. No one remains the same.

Copy Staff 372-2604 Krister. Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia lnkrott Kerri Killion p^vfeflnoMf Elizabeth Rciter Kelly Von Glahn 595- kfe-te* tocktttter Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab

Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Hom Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby Jeff Gayton Slacv Hubert Heidi Kropf Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln •GUEST COLUMNIST Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec

Advertising Staff 372-2605 Technology makes life more difficult Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley Christy Hagerman Alison Policy In this, the closing of yet Whether you're playing lucky anymore, because every VCR small, portable calculators, no Lori Patton Jim Vassallo another school year. 1 am moved to "Mortal Kombat." "Killer In- seems to have several thousand American can perform simple think about how time speeds by stinct " or "Beat the Crap out of functions and several hundred tiny mathematical functions in their faster than the Duke boys fleeing Someone with Sticks and buttons that have nothing but head anymore. (Well, okay, Letters to the Editor in the General Lee. Knives." there is much more to cryptic abbreviations engraved on maybe It's Just me who has that If you would like to submit a Letter to the I am getting closer to graduation It than Just wiggling around the them. problem. I'm sure that some Editor, please follow these guidelines: and I look forward to an exciting old Joystick. I find myself running Into the people in America can do things future, but on occasion I still think Ask almost any male, pre- or same problem with tape players without calculators.) •Make sure tlw letter is 5M words or less. Thanks to growing up with a Rcaw include your address, major, aca- about the good ol" days of the past. post-pubescent. "Hey, how do I recently. Tape players back in the demic class and phone number (phoae Actually. I do not remember make my guy disappear, reap- dawn of invention were similar to digital watch on my wrist. It also numbers are strictly for verification and most of the past — either something pear over there, and throw that the big. silver VCRs In the respect takes me several minutes to not for publication). traumatic happened to me In freezing beam at your guy?" and that they, too had big buttons with read the time. I am getting • Letters mint be typed, not handwritten. childhood that made my subcon- his answer is something like, shapes on them. better at It. though, since I have Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh- scious block It all. or I Just have a "It's easy, you push back, This is not the case anymore. I weaned myself from that digital "Due to the compatible disk are preferred. terrible memory — but I am very forward, forward, back, and am the only person I know who Miss Piggy watch and started • Bring the letter to Room 21* West Hal, invention of or e-mail us at bgnewsfflbgnet.bgsu.edu. fond of the remembrances that I do then A. Y. B, Z." The answers has the skills needed to work the wearing a watch with hands. Be prepared to show valid Identification. have. After all. how many people in Just aren't as simple as "move last CD/tape player I bought. It Of course. I would never small, por- • Space limitations may prevent The News our generation do not look back stick, eat pellets" anymore. At took me months to figure it out. claim that technology should table calcula- from printing all letters received. The with teary eyes at cultural icons the end of a game. I am ex- since the RCA instruction manual cease to move forward. News reserves the right to edit any and like Pac Man. Three's Company." hausted from strenuous think- was printed in Japanese, but I In this changing world, being tors, no an letters. and Velcro Zips with pockets? ing and my thumbs are eventually learned how to program unable to add in one's head and American can • Anonymous letters will not be printed. Sometimes. I actually regret the cramped from racing around the songs, set the timer, sleep and having to spend hours figuring perform passing of the days in which one controller. alarm, computer record, and (most out a VCR are a small price to Copyright C 1997, The BG News. Bowling could turn on the Atari, Jam a I also miss the days of the importantly) put the tapes and pay for all of the advantages simple math- Green. Ohio Reprinting of any material in this cartridge in and go crazy with a big. silver VCR with the big. CDs in their respective players. that we are gaining. We barely ematical publication without the permission of The BG Sews Joystick. That's about all there was colored buttons that were Now. when guests or roommates have to leave our couches functions in is strictly prohibited. to It. The player moved the Joystick shaped like what they did. want to hear a tape or CD. they are anymore. We can shop, order The BG News is an independent publication pizza and perform our Jobs In their head founded in 1920 and is published daily during the around and in some games, used "Play" was always a big. at the mercy of my will because no academic year and weekly during the summer se- the little red button to shoot. green triangle pointing to the other person alive has yet figured the comfort of our own homes. anymore." mester Right now. the games aren't right. "Stop" was always a big out how to insert a compact disc or In the future. I would be Opinions expressed in columns and tetters to that easy. Each of the ninety-six red square or circle and make a tape play forward. unsurprised If life came back to the editor are not necessarily those of the student thousand game units has a game "Forward" was two little tri- Things may be getting more the simple instructions, "move body, faculty. University administration or The BG In which players compete to see angles pointing to the right. Any complicated, but sometimes, they sUck. eat pellets." News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the who can make the most blood fly moron could look at a new VCR. also get more convenient. Amee Wanzo Is a guest Spring 1997 BG News staff. columnist for The News. She can The BG News encourages its readers to notify out of the other person's guy and pop a tape In, and figure out As a matter of fact, they some- the paper of any errors in stories or photograph the who can master the most how to play it within seconds. times get too convenient. For be reached at alwanzoCbgnet. descriptions. complicated directions. Morons are Just not that example, due to the invention of bgsu.edu or 210 West HalL h I Wednesday. April 30. 1997 The BG News page three

LOCAL OHIO Weather Performance-link considered Wednesday, April 30 AccuWeather" forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures The Associated Press would likely be outlined in the But the most successful de- state's new school funding plan. terrent found so far has been MICH COLUMBUS - Public schools Lawmakers have less than one "They'd like to know public humiliation - printing a may be getting a grade card year to come up with a plan that that if they still don't list of the schools not meeting along with a new education fund- would satisfy the Ohio Supreme think they're getting state standards in the newspaper. Toledo 72° ing system. Court's order to provide a "Schools don't want to be seen Lawmakers and education thorough and efficient education a return on their as falling down," said James officials studying solutions to the system. To meet the court's or- educational Guthrie, a public policy profes- state's school funding problems der, lawmakers must come up sor at Vanderbilt University. Mansfield are considering whether they with more money for poor dis- investment." Augenblick said taking away should set performance goals for tricts. money as punishment shouldn't schools and enforce them. Voinovich said it would be Gov. George Voinovich be an option. Gov. George Voinovich said wrong to spend more money on Senate President Richard Tuesday that he likes the idea. education without making sure It Finan, R-Cincinnati, said law- Daytonl 73"~[ "The problem that Ohioans was well spent. makers from other states have have is they still dont think A group of experts on school any way they choose as long as told him that more money for ed- they're getting a return on their funding told task force members they met the required goals, Au- ucation does not guarantee better | educational investment," Voino- that schools will do better if they genblick said. He added that Unk- results. Cincinnati 76 - vich said after a meeting of the are told to meet certain stan- ing performance with spending Augenblick and Guthrie also 1 ^1 * Ohio School Funding Task Force. dards. has been successful in other told the task force about two "They'd like to know that if "It's a reasonable way to do states. funding plans they came up with W.VA they invest more money in edu- things and a flexible way," said Schools that dont meet those in a 1995 report that focused on cation they'll get a return on John Augenblick, a Denver- standards could be dealt with in a alternatives to Ohio's school Portsmouth 81 their investment." based consultant who has studied variety of ways including having funding system. The plans were School performance goals - school funding cases around the state step in with help, or in based on two different tax struc- based on items such as test country. extreme cases, shutting down a tures, but both included per- scores and attendance figures - Schools could use the money school. formance evaluations. «d£*«« c£Q Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Around the State Protocol causes Via Associated Press GraphicsNet . Around Bowling Green Escaped prisoner arrested after shoot out slip in donors Undergraduate art contest winners announced DAYTON - A man wanted for escape from a federal prison in Kentucky was arrested Tuesday after exchanging gunfire with police and attempting to flee, authorities said. gan from a donor, the Akron Three University students have been announced as winners of Lt. John Setty of the police department in suburban Moraine The Associated Press Beacon Journal reported Tues- a University art contest. said the series of events began in Troy, north of Dayton. day. The winners of the Libraries and Learning Resources Multi- "A Troy detective exchanged shots with a fugitive a U.S. mar- CLEVELAND - A nonprofit "It had everybody on the floor cultural Affairs Committee Undergraduate Art Contest are shal was attempting to arrest," said Setty. agency that coordinates organ very angry," James Hyatt, 51, a senior Amy Unruh, who won first prize, Junior Tiffanie Csortos, He said no one was injured, but the fugitive fled in his car, donations at northeast Ohio hos- resident of an Akron suburb, told who placed second and third place winner Melanie Steffi, a which had several bullet holes in the rear bumper. pitals is concerned that people the newspaper. He is hoping for a sophomore. All three students are art majors. Unruh won $300, Csortos Setty said Moraine police spotted the vehicle traveling south could be less willing to donate as heart transplant. "I hope it didn't on Interstate 75 and stopped it in suburban Miami Township. The won $200 and Stem won $100. a result of publicity about a pro- influence too many people's The contest was open to any University undergraduate stu- man was arrested without incident, police said. posed transplant procedure. Setty identified the man as Thomas Flanagan, 51. He said thoughts. The Clinic never fol- dent, and the theme was "30 Years of Civil Rights: Benefits to Flanagan is accused of escaping from a federal prison in Ash- Life Banc spokeswoman Deb- lowed those procedures." One and All." land, Ky., last October. He said no gun was found in Flanagan's bie May-Johnson said Tuesday LifeBanc has arranged six do- that the number of organ dona- car. nations this month. In all of last Professor to be presented with honorary de- A person answering the phone at the Troy Police Department tions in northeast Ohio is down 16 year it arranged 86, or an aver- said that he had no information about the shooting. percent when compared with to- age of about seven per month. It gree tals for the same period last year. also arranged six donations in Fatal shooting believed to be drug-related She said that donations were April 1996. A University of Maryland statistics professor will be present- lagging this year, even before ed an honorary degree In commencement exercises for the DAYTON - A shooting that resulted in the death of a woman newspapers and a network tele- Ms. May-Johnson said Life- Graduate College May 9. and the arrest of a 16-year-old boy apparently was drug-related, vision program reported about Banc's concern was based on Samuel Kotz, who served as Distinguished Lukacs Visiting police said Tuesday. two weeks ago that an assistant calls received from people who Professor of Statistics at the University in fall 1992, will receive Police spokeswoman Chelley Seibert identified the victim as a doctor of science degree in recognition of his service to stu- Cuyahoga County prosecutor had said they were so worried by the dents, colleagues and to his profession. Nancy A. Beam, 32, of Piqua. warned Cleveland Clinic officials protocol that they were destroy- Police said Ms. Beam was in a truck with her husband on the Kotz, who has served as editor-in-chief of the "Encyclopedia of that a transplant protocol could ing their organ donor cards. Statistical Science" since 1994, still visits campus to conduct city's west side shortly after 10 p.m. Monday when someone ap- result in a criminal charge if it "We feel we have to continue proached them. research with professors in the department of mathematics and Police Lt. John Huber said police believe the woman was in the were carried out. and step up our donor education statistics. area to buy drugs and was shown what she recognized as fake The clinic has no plans to use efforts," she said. crack cocaine. the protocol, which never got Eleven seniors named Outstanding Students "As they were pulling away, the suspect fired his weapon into beyond the discussion phase. The protocol would have al- the truck and struck the victim," said Ms. Seibert. About 1,000 people in northeast lowed doctors - with approval of Eleven University seniors have been named the 1997 Out- She said Ms. Beam was shot in the head and was taken to Fran- Ohio are awaiting an organ a patient's family - to take or- standing Students in the College of Health and Human Services. ciscan Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead. transplant. gans from brain-damaged Evonne Jenkins, Lora DeRodes, Sharon Thorpe, Michael Silka, The 16-year-old was taken into custody about an hour after the Reports about the protocol patients in the operating room if Linda Lawrie, Erik Sullivan, Brandie Burner, Heather Heilman, shooting, Ms. Seibert said. She declined to identify the youth be- were annoying to Cleveland several conditions were met, in- Julie Thomas, Nicole Heilmann and Julie Strinka are the hon- cause he is a juvenile. Clinic patients hoping for an or- cluding lack of a neck pulse. orees.

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STATE Ohio man accused of multiple murders The Associated Press murder, accused of stabbing "So what?" he said. "These are driving Ms. Cribbs' white Ford Tina Marie Cribbs and leaving not the actions of someone con- Festiva. In addition to her slay- TAMPA, Fla. - Glen Rogers sat her body in a motel bathtub. cerned with being noticed or be- ing, Rogers is charged with mur- between his lawyers, looking at His jury, chosen Tuesday, con- ing recognized." der in these cases: sists of seven women and five the Jurors who will decide if he's He said Rogers may have sto- ■ In Louisiana, he is accused of guilty of murder, when a pros- men. One man and one woman len Ms. Cribbs' car and jewelry. stabbing Andy Jiles Sutton, 37, in ecutor turned toward him Tues- were chosen as alternates. "Glen Rogers may be a thief," Bossier City. Her body was found day and said he brutally stabbed Ms Goudie told jurors that Sinardi said, but that did not Rogers met Cribbs at a bar Nov. on her punctured waterbed in a woman he met at a bar. prove he stabbed her. November 1995. "You can see without any doubt 5, 1995, where he flirted with we are all looking at a mur- several women before asking for derer," assistant state attorney a ride from Ms. Cribbs. She was He said Ms. Cribbs was seen ■ In California, he is accused later that night with someone Lyann Goudie told jurors during supposed to meet her mother and of strangling Sandra Gallagher, opening statements in Rogers' go to a family barbecue. else. 34, of Van Nuys, In September Ms. Cribbs' body was found 1995 and leaving her body In a first-degree murder trial. Cribbs' mother, Mary Dicke, is "There's no ifs, no ands and no two days later in a motel room pickup truck he had set on fire. expected to take the witness Rogers had allegedly met her in a doubt about it." registered to Rogers. She had been stabbed in the buttocks and stand when testimony begins bar the night before. But Rogers' lawyer argued the Wednesday morning. case was flimsy and proved only chest, her organs and lungs punc- ■ In Mississippi, he is accused that Rogers was a flirt and a tured. Rogers faces the death penalty of stabbing Linda Price, 34, thief. He said the victim was seen Rogers, seen leaving the motel if convicted. whose body was found In her with another man later that even- Monday morning in Ms. Cribbs' He is suspected of a killing apartment bathtub in November ing. car, had left a handwritten sign Ait«cUtcd Prvil p)i*<» spree as he drifted across the 1995. Jackson police said she and "The case is built on circum- on the door reading: "Do not dis- country. Police picked up his Rogers had met at a state fair. stantial evidence," defense law- turb," Ms. Goudie said. Suspected serial killer Glen Rogers, right, sits with his attorney trail in Tampa Nov. 7,1995, when yer Nick Sinardi said. "He took her wallet, her car, Nick Sinard during jury selection in his murder trial. a motel maid found Ms. Cribbs' He also is suspected in the 1993 Rogers, 34, a Hamilton, Ohio her jewelry and hit the high body. slaying of his elderly roommate, native, is suspected of killing road," she said. hassee, with Rogers' finger- flirted with Ms. Cribbs, left the whose decomposed body was four women in four states. He is Ms. Cribbs' wallet was found in prints, Ms. Goudie said. bar with her and went to the He was arrested in Kentucky found wrapped in a sheet in an charged here with first-degree a rest stop trash bin near Talla- Sinardi agreed that Rogers motel. after a high-speed chase while abandoned Kentucky cabin. NATION Hubble regains some focus The Associated Press functional, NASA said Tuesday. same time, are fully functional. Sergeant may face life The instrument, one of three The Near-Infrared Camera and WASHINGTON - A $105 mil- highly sensitive infrared de- Multi-Object Spectrometer, or lion infrared camera on the Hub- tectors, was installed by space- Nicmos, is stored next to a 225-pound block of nitrogen ice for conviction of rape ble Space Telescope has re- walking astronauts in February covered some of its focus, raising as part of an upgrade mission. to keep the detectors operating at hopes that it may yet prove fully The other two, installed at the minus 355 degrees. The Associated Press One trainee said Simpson Simpson, a father of two threatened to kill her if she whose wife is stationed at an ABERDEEN PROVING told about having sex with him. Army post in Virginia, was at GROUND, Md. -- A drill in- The jury of three white men, the center of the most political- DON'T GET CAUGHT SLEEPING... structor was convicted Tues- two black men and one white ly and racially charged case to f day of raping six women woman, all of superior rank, emerge from a sex scandal that trainees in the most serious will decide Simpson's sentence Army Secretary Togo D. West Begin Spring With A Fresh Start! case yet to come out of the sex after hearing additional testi- Jr. called "the worst we've scandal that has rocked the mony, perhaps not until next seen." Army. week. The scandal has exposed the A NEW HOME! Staff Sgt. Delmar G. Simp- Simpson already has pleaded complexities of integrating son, 32, could get life in prison guilty to having consensual sex women into the military and for his conviction on 18 of 19 with 11 trainees, including five renewed debate over the issue. • 222 -228 South College • 309 High rape counts. of the rape victims. He could • 320 Elm • 824 Sixth The 6-foot-4 soldier stood at get up to 32 years in prison on Since the scandal broke in attention facing the judge as those charges and five sexual- November, the Army has fiel- • 709 Fifth • 843 Sixth the verdicts were read in harassment offenses he admit- ded more than 1,200 sexual • 801 - 803 Fifth • 1024 East Wooster rapid-fire succession by the ted. misconduct complaints and • Above Downtown Businesses head of the military jury. Women's advocates had said opened more than 300 criminal Prosecutors said Simpson the court-martial would show if investigations at U.S. installa- •Serving the 0GSU srudenrs for over 30 yeas. raped the women while he was the Army is serious about deal- tions around the world. • Brochure of Professional 6 Graduation Srudenrs Avoiloble a drill sergeant at Aberdeen in ing with sexual misconduct. Twelve soldiers were • Revised Undergrad Brochure wirh Spring Discounts 1995 and 1996, mostly by inti- The Pentagon said it would charged at Aberdeen Proving midating them with his size, his have no comment on the case Ground, where the in- superior rank and implied until the appeals are com- vestigation revealed a break- Newlove Rentals threats of harm or punishment. pleted. down in discipline. 328 S. Main (Our Only Office) 352-5620 North South *" * 1091 N Mam 996 S Mam The Student Bowling Green Continues To Grow.'/ 352 2430 352-0534 Health Service Greenwood Centre WILL BE CLOSED On May 6. Vote FOR a 0.0019 (nineteen hundredths of one percent) tax increase to provide 1602 E Wooster 352-3443 Mon. May 12- Emergency Medical Technicians. Paramedics & Firefighters tor a Westside Station. Fri. May 16. What is the purpose of this Levy? 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NATION Texas separatists warn of 'another Waco' The Associated Press ment of Public Safety. they attempt to execute those Cox said 13 people - all adults warrants, he will likely be killed. FORT DAVIS, Texas - Two - were holed up. The group has ... Nobody wants another Waco." armored personnel carriers rol- demanded the release of the Government agents were led Into place Tuesday in the other jailed follower, a woman locked in a 51-day standoff with siege of the Texas secessionists arrested on contempt charges. the Branch Davidians cult near as their leader's lawyer warned McLaren has also demanded a Waco before launching an assault of "another Waco" If officers statewide referendum on inde- that ended in a fire in 1993. Cult move in for an arrest. pendence for Texas. leader David Koresh and about "There's the potential for a lot Six of the holed-up Republic of 80 followers died. of killing and that's what we want Texas members are wanted on to stop," said Terry O'Rourke, kidnapping charges or other O'Rourke said that McLaren is the lawyer for Richard McLaren, offenses related to the hostage- "not David Koresh" and "does the self-proclaimed ambassador taking. not have a death wish," but that it of the Republic of Texas. Two armored personnel car- is clear McLaren and his wife are McLaren and his followers riers arrived around midday willing to die for their beliefs. have been holed up in the moun- from Tyler, 520 miles across the tain community since Sunday, state. They were borrowed from On his Internet Web site, when they took two neighbors the Smith County Sheriff's de- McLaren warned that a "declara- hostage in retaliation for the partment, which obtained them tion of war" will be issued if state arrest of two followers. They free as surplus from the Army. and federal agents threaten the released both hostages Monday "We have ample manpower out Republic of Texas' "sovereig- in exchange for one of the jailed here and we have augmented that nty." He warned that the clash comrades, who had been arrested some, as you've seen today. And could "set off the liberation of on weapons charges. (McLaren) is aware of that. ... He America from New World Order By Tuesday, nearly 100 state is aware that we have slowly tyranny." and federal officers were moved in his direction," Cox said. stationed within two miles of the The Texas Ranger in charge of O'Rourke contacted fellow trailer the group calls its "em- the negotiations "has been stead- Houston lawyer Dick DeGuerin, bassy" In the rugged Davis fast in saying we have some felo- who was Koresh's attorney, to Mountains, 175 miles southeast ny arrest warrants here and become co-counsel. But De- of El Paso. they're going to get served," Cox Guerin suggested Tuesday that Officers negotiated with the said. the best way to end the standoff group by telephone. O'Rourke said of McLaren: would be for O'Rourke to con- Ai.ocUi.d PKM pfcMo "We're very positive, very op- "Clearly there are people up vince McLaren that he must sur- Law enforcement officers talk outside the command post Tuesday at the Davis Mountain Resort where timistic," said Mike Cox, there with weapons and hun- render and fight his battles in they have RepublicofTexasseparatist Richard McLaren surrrounded in hisso-called embassy, spokesman for the state Depart- dreds of guns pointed at him. If court.

MID AM MANOR Chemical weapons ban NOT MANY APARTMENTS LEFT raises more questions FOR NEXT YEAR!! The Associated Press United States expects to spend at weapons but does not eliminate •Within walking distance of least $12.4 billion to get rid of its the problem. WASHINGTON - A global ban chemical weapons by the end of "It's not a silver bullet," Moo- campus on chemical weapons took effect 2004. die said. "There will still be a Tuesday with several key nations The Senate ratified the treaty threat." •Air conditioning absent from the list of more than last Thursday, more than four Making a similar assessment, •2 bdrm, Furnished or 80 that have ratified it - notably years after former President the Marines have created a new Russia and Iraq, the only two be- Bush signed it, but doubts remain unit - called the Chem-Bio Inci- Unfurnished sides the United States to admit that Russia will follow suit. All dent Response Force - to inter- having chemical arms. NATO countries, plus Japan and vene with special equipment to •Gas, Heat, Water included The ban, hailed by arms- China, have ratified the treaty, help civilian authorities manage control advocates as a step but several countries perceived the aftermath of a chemical or with rent toward a safer world, does not as hostile to the United States biological attack. eliminate the threat posed by have not even signed it. These in- On Tuesday they demonstrated Call Now!!!! poison gas and other chemical clude Iraq, Syria, Libya and their techniques. agents. Indeed, some fear these North Korea, which has large A team of Marines, some 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG will increasingly be a weapon of numbers of chemical weapons dressed in bright blue spacesuit- choice for terrorists. stored near the Demilitarized like protective gear, responded In a well-publicized drill that Zone that divides it from South to a mock chemical attack on a underscored this concern, a spe- Korea. Marine barracks at Henderson cially assembled Marine Corps In all, more than 160 countries Hall, near the Pentagon. Nu- unit demonstrated in Washington have signed the treaty and more merous "victims" were eva- on Tuesday how it would respond than 80 have ratified it. cuated from the "hot zone" living to a chemical or biological The latest to act was Kuwait, quarters and taken on stretchers weapon attack by terrorists on a whose parliament ratified it to a decontamination tent where city. Tuesday. Kuwait sees itself as they were washed, scrubbed and It is the threat of terrorist at- especially vulnerable. Iraq, rechecked for the presence of tack - not a deliberate chemical which invaded Kuwait in 1990, chemical agents. assault by the forces of a foreign had a large clandestine chemical The unit, comprised of 350 Ma- government - that most con- weapons program, and it remains rines specializing in the de- cerns the Clinton administration. unclear whether the Iraqis actu- tection and identification of the world is getting smaller The treaty, known as the Chemi- ally used some of those weapons chemical agents and the treat- cal Weapons Convention, outlaws during the Persian Gulf War in ment and decontamination of vic- 3mell better. the development, production, 1991. tims, was created a year ago by possession, transfer or use of If it had not ratified the treaty Marine Corps Commandant Gen. chemical weapons. before it took effect Tuesday, the Charles Krulak. Russia has signed the treaty United States would not have but its parliament has not rati- been allowed to participate di- Krulak was motivated by a fied it. A Pentagon report three rectly in verifying compliance. March 1995 incident in which a months ago said Russian pesti- Treaty opponents argued that the Japanese religious cult released cide processing plants offer ban Is unenforceable and that it deadly nerve gas in the Tokyo "easy potential" for secret pro- would create the impression that subway, killing 12 people and ra- duction of a new generation of there no longer is a chemical ising questions worldwide about chemical weapons. arms threat. the vulnerability of urban areas. The United States and Russia Michael Moodie, president of both have pledged to destroy the Chemical and Biological The Marine team was deployed their entire stocks of chemical Arms Control Institute, a private for the first time last summer at weapons, but that task is proving group in Washington, said the the Olympics in Atlanta and more difficult and costly than treaty provides new tools to try again at President Clinton's in- either had anticipated. The to limit the spread of chemical auguration in January.

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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 One last swing □ Just putting on a before the next delivery plunked West echoed that statement. her in the ankle. When she exited "Everybody was excited," she BG uniform means the for a pinch runner, the crowd said. "We knew that this gave her world to senior Laura gave her a raucous applause. the chance she deserved. All we "It was the biggest rush of my could do was offer our support Mercer. life," Mercer said. "I thought I and excitement." was only going lo get to hit once, Mercer came to BG from Ak- By JASON McMAHON and I get up, I have a 2-1 count, ron, where she helped Spring- The BG News and I get hit by a pitch. field High School to three state "It was the funniest thing. championships and set a school By doctor's orders, Laura Mer- Everybody laughed and I had to record with 101 steals. She com- cer is not allowed to play the laugh, but I thought it was going peted for playing time in the out- sport she loves. But for one day - to be the only field as a freshman and made an Saturday -- she convinced her time I got to Impression on Miller-Reif. doctors to allow her to put on the hit." "She swung the bat very, very Falcon uniform one last time. Mercer well; she had a good arm; she did Mercer's name appeared In the wan ted to a nice job in the outfield," Miller- box score for the first time all swing the bat. Reif said. "She was definitely season Saturday. Her entry for She begged working her way Into the lineup." the games vs. Toledo showed Miller-Reif to Everything started to change O-for-2 with on« hit-by-pitch. But let her have the following summer. While the numbers don't mean anything another playing basketball at home. Mer- unless you know her story. chance. The cer tore the anterior cruciate Mercer hadn't played all coach relented, Mercer ligament in her left knee - one of season for the Bowling Green and Mercer started the second the most dreaded injuries for all Softball team because she game at DP as well. athletes. couldn't. The senior student as- After she was lifted for a "The anterior cruciate pre- sistant coach jokingly says that pinch-hitter after one at bat, a vents the knee- from shifting she's not a "whole person" after pop-up to shortstop, Mercer and forward and back," BG trainer two major knee injuries left her her teammates pleaded with Mil- Annette Davidson said. "There's with a ligament from a cadaver ler-Reif to let her have one last not the stability in the knee that in her left knee. chance. there needs to be." Saturday's doubleheader In the bottom of the sixth. Mercer was able to rehabilitate against the Rockets was the final Mercer grabbed a bat and took herself enough to have her most time Mercer and her senior her final cuts. She made solid successful season as a sopho- teammates would play at home. contact but flied out to right. She more. She played 40 games, start- When BG coach Rachel Miller left the field with a smile on her ing 32, and batted In 12 runs. Reif filled out the lineup card for face and left the Falcons with a But the joint couldn't take Saturday's first game. Mercer little bit of inspiration. much more. By the time her jun- RC. Newi Pk«« by Jain McMahon was penciled in as the designated "It was huge," Miller-Reif said. ior year came around, her knee player. "[The team] wants her to do so just wouldn't cooperate. Laura Mercer swings the bat for the final time as a Falcon Saturday vs. Toledo. Even though the game She strode to the plate in the well. It was a huge boost for the "She kept spraining her medial against the archrival Rockets was close, BC coach Rachel Miller Keif put Mercer back in the game. bottom of the third inning and kids." "Do I still think she's a player?" Miller Keif said. "Yeah. She just unfortunately has a bad wheel." watched the first three pitches Senior third baseman Heather • See MERCER, page seven.

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The Associated Press pumped iron regularly in the JAICOiT ATHIIET'SS D3 No time equals no points, no weight room, trying to bulk up PORTLAND, Ore. - Women hit assists, no rebounds and no re- their skinny bodies. O'Neal THE SfyiElK on the two tall, baby-faced teens spect. O'Neal and Bryant have slurps an athletic version of the in hotel lobbies and shopping comforted themselves by taking geriatric supplement Ensure; malls. Strangers in suits flash a ride with their teammates to Bryant orders apple pie a la Pam Kreuz Adam Tropp business cards and offer to take the playoffs, and as destiny mode from room service in every Senior Senior good care of their money. Fans would have it, against each other. hotel. Life on the road has a com- shove autograph books and And, of course, they have made fortable simplicity to it - sleep, Left Fielder Tennis Player scraps of paper at them to sign plenty of money -- O'Neal work out, watch TV, stay in the between bites at restaurants. Sylvania, Springfield, $727,000, Bryant $1.02 million. Bryant room and keep out of trouble. Eighteen-year-olds Jermaine Yet, as they each readily ac- O'Neal Ohio Ohio O'Neal of the Portland Trail knowledge, money wasn't the charter jet through a snowstorm "I dont trust people, except Blazers and Kobe Bryant of the chief motivation for the quick to Denver for a game the follow- friends I've known my entire life Los Angeles Lakers are getting jump to the pros. It was more ing night and get back on the and my family," Bryant said. "I Kreuz went 5-for- Tropp earned a spot quite an education as the two about the challenge, the choices charter an hour after the buzzer think you've got to have a protec- youngest rookies in the NBA. they had, and that dream that for a trip back home. tive shield." 10 with five RBIs on the All-MAC As the season winds down, lurks in the heart of every seri- They've gobbled snacks on the and three runs men's tennis squad they're still not sure if they made ous player - that fortune will tap run, tuned out the world with Travel can get old quickly and scored and played for the second the mistake of their lives by him on the shoulder to be the headphones, and thought about a kind of loneliness can set in for a key role in every jumping from high school to the next Magic Johnson or Michael checking into hotels under celebrities retreating from straight year as he pros or set themselves up just Jordan Then comes the cold aliases, like some of the most crowds and older teammates. So game to lead the led Bowling Green right for the time of their lives. splash of reality. famous NBA players, to avoid far, O'Neal and Bryant still feel Falcon softball to a third-place Coming out of a draft that fea- "One of the hardest things this calls from groupies and fans. like kids in a toy shop. team to three finish overall at the tured the greatest leap of early year was not knowing whether "It's fun," Bryant said. "I'm In entry players in league history, you're going to play or how many "Sure the groupies come after the NBA. No way I'm bored. In victories over MAC Tournament O'Neal and Bryant have spent minutes you're going to play," you," Bryant said. "Living in four years, then I'll probably be archrival Toledo. in Akron much of the season sitting impa- Bryant said. "But at the same I. A., how could you not be ap- like, "Oh, God. We've got another tiently near the end of the bench, time that kind of helps you, be- proached by women like that? road trip.' Right now. It's great." sneaking furtive glances at the cause you just have to be ready They tend to be older, but some HONORABLE MENTION: Jessica LaFene and Kelly Mansell, coach, awaiting a call. every night." are younger. You have to handle O'Neal lives with a brother and women's track; Doug Heitkamp, men's track; Melissa Cricks and They have settled for playing a Unleashed at the Rookie All- it in a professional manner. cousin and often calls his mother Jennifer Wolf, softball; Aaron Mora, baseball; Cindy few minutes a game, too often in Star Game in February, he There are these women who want back home in Columbia, S.C. Mikolajewksi and Deidee Bissinger, women's tennis; Radu garbage time, and resigned scored 31 points and sealed the to go out with every player, and Bryant's parents came out West Bartan, men's tennis; Mike Kotnik and Scott Cashell, men's golf themselves to watching other slam-dunk title with a between- you've got to worry about from Philadelphia to live with hotshots - Stephon Marbury, Al- the-legs jam. disease, about having someone him in the six-bedroom house he THE FALCON ATHLETE OF THE WEEK len Iverson, Shareef Abdur- Bryant and O'Neal have found say they're having your baby. I'- rents in Pacific Palisades. He and is a joint venture of The BG News and WBGU- WBGU-FM Rahim, Marcus Camby, Kerry out what it's like to fly to freez- ve learned all about that growing his father, Joe, who played in the FM Spons. the students' guides to BGSU j>a , Kittles, Antoine Walker - com- ing Minneapolis one day, prac-i up." NBA and Italy, talk hoops and athletics. •»«*■l pete for Rookie-of-the-Year non- tice, play, rush to the bus, take a They've dealt with injuries and shoot pool at home on days off.

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The Associated Press Tiger Woods - to get some big want to know dirt on anyone now. "Growing up, I came up with this bucks from the networks starting The gloves are off and it's open name: I'm a 'Cablinasian,'" refer- For meet of this century, golf in 1999. game. For players such as my- ring to his multi-ethnic back- drifted along In a cocoon of obs- Many casual golf fans would be self, Greg [Norman], John Daly, ground. curity, dwarfed in popularity and hard pressed to remember who it becomes difficult at times be- Woods need remember that publicity by the team sports, e- won at Greensboro last week - it cause people aren't respectful of when Robinson broke the base- merging only now and then into was Frank Nobilo - but they our private space." ball color barrier in 1947 and the public eye when a star of the know the word "Cablinasian," Yes, times have changed. But Charlie Sifford was trying to get magnitude of Bobby Jones or understand that fried chicken, not all of what is dug up is dirt - on the pro golf tour in the 1950s, 19 and Over Every Night Ben Ilogan or Arnold Palmer corn bread and collard greens or at least not dirt that doesn't it would not have helped if they came along. are not joking matters, and know deserved to be exposed. Golf no had come up with another name Looming now as the not sport that Daly has spent more time longer exists in Its own world, for themselves. PREFERRED PROPERTIES of the new century, golf is find- drying out at Betty Ford than but in the real world by real rules They still would not have been 530 S. MAPLE ST. 352-9378 ing out what the big-guy sports playing golf with Gerald Ford. of real journalism. allowed to play. found out a decade ago: Along The LPGA has two tremendous Woods, at only 21 years of age, Zoeller need realize that for all Now Leasing with success comes scrutiny. Big young stars in Annika Sorenstam wasn't even born in the days those of a certain age who re- money sometimes means big and Karrie Webb. One of the when a player could drink until member the price of ridicule and Summer & Fall trouble. greatest players ever - Nancy the wee hours, then play poorly denial paid by Robinson and Sif- Fox Run * Haven House Manor Tiger Woods won the Masters. Lopez - proved over the weekend the next day and not have it writ- ford, racial stereotypes - even in Piedmont * Birchwood Place Mark O'Mcara and Steve Elking- that she can still win. ten about - sometimes because a joking manner - are simply not ton won twice on the PGA Tour Yet women's golf found itself the guys he was drinking with acceptable. Mini Mall * Small Buildings this year. mired in an old issue this week were writers. Palmer, whose career in golf Frontier Housing * Houses Yet the most talked about golf when the head of Titleist an- And when Zoeller was born in has spanned the entire second (Indoor heated swimming pool, sauna. headlines of the last week had to nounced the golf ball company 1951, racially insensitive jokes HydraSpa half of the century, is in a better Whirlpool, complete exercise equipment, do with Woods' race. Fuzzy Zoel- was withdrawing $1 million in went unreported because the position than most to comment on complete ler's racial remarks and John advertising from Sports Il- PGA was still 10 years away from the new scrutiny surrounding the locker room and shower facilities.) Daly's drinking and how it led to lustrated because of a Golf Plus lifting its "Caucasian clause" and game and its players. All residents receive a membership to' his loss of a wife and a lucrative article on the lesbian party scene allowing blacks to play on tour. "It's part of the price you pay," "t)^"Cherrywood Health Spa; endorsement contract. at the Dinah Shore tournament. Woods, who likely made a mis- Palmer said. Even seeping out is word of TV If success has a price, golf is take by turning down an invita- "He signed his first contract talks beginning in earnest this starting to pay. tion to join President Clinton in a for $50 million," Palmer said week as the PGA Tour tries to "Society has definitely tribute to Jackie Robinson at about Woods. "I signed my first capitalize on its new popularity - changed," Woods said earlier this Shea Stadium two days after the contract for $5,000. Everything and the prospect of years of month at the Masters. "People Masters, told Oprah Winfrey: has changed." MERCER either you just quit or you do Darsch hired by Continued from page six. this. I wasnt going to quit for collateral ligament and that kept anything. That's not me. her out four to six weeks each "I love it too much. If I can't WNBA's Liberty time," Davidson said. "She's had play, I at least want to still be a lot of problems with that knee." there, be around it, be part of it." It finally gave out at Western The Associated Press "We were in Atlanta in August Michigan in early April. The Fal- But she admits that it's still winning the gold medal, fielding cons were in Kalamazoo, Mich to tough to sit on the end of the NEW YORK - Nancy Darsch, the best team in women's basket- battle the Broncos, and Mercer bench every game. fired last month after 12 years as ball ever, and six months later, was doing pregame outfield "I hate sitting there," Mercer Ohio State's basketball coach, you're out of a job," Darsch said. drills. said. "I'm just glad everybody was hired Tuesday as coach of "I think this has become part of "I just stopped and planted and still accepts me as part of the the New York Liberty of the the profession." tore my ACL again," she said. team." Hedgling WNBA. Darsch, 45, consulted with col- "Now I have a cadaver in there." West says that despite the 'To be able to come to New leagues Pat Summitt of Tennes- Her doctors gave her an option word "coach" being in Mercer's York and be a part of this great see, Tara VanDerveer of Stan- Wright State of being able to rehab without title, the team has no problem franchise and family is just miles ford and Sue Gunter of LSU be- more major surgery. Mercer de- thinking of her still as one of the of frosting on the cake," she said. fore taking the job. She con- cided to follow that road, and girls. Darsch had a 234-125 record at sidered a coaching offer with the 3:00 when the fall Softball season "I think a lot of us still think of Ohio State, highlighted by the New England Blizzard of the started, she planned on being in her as a player," West said. 1992-93 team that was runner-up rival ABL. Thursday, May 1st uniform when spring came "Most of us just look at her as a in the NCAA "It came down to a comfort around. teammate who was sidelined tournament. level," Darsch said. "It came "When fall ball first started, I with an injury but who also could She coached down to the people who were on a thought I was gonna get to play," look at the team from an outside the Buckeyes mission to make it happen." at Steller Field Mercer said. "At the last minute, perspective." to four Big Ten Before coaching Ohio State, everybody was like, 'No you And according to West, Mercer championships, Darsch spent seven seasons as an can't.'" does a lot more for the team than and her teams assistant at Tennessee. I THE FEAR-FREE Miller-Reif said it was just log- just keeping score and hitting reached the "Nancy's coaching style Is ical for Mercer to become a stu- grounders in practice. NCAA tourna- something that I liked," said CHOICE » Carol Blazejowski, the Liberty dent assistant. Mercer said there "She's a character," West said. ment seven really wasn't anything else she "She's just a funny person, a times. vice president and general man- PAY-PER-VIEWnr goofball, someone who's always But in the Darsch ager. "We've got to bring ex- could do. citement to the Garden. I think "I really didn't have a choice, positive - just a good friend, a four seasons after losing to to be honest," she said. "It was great teammate, really." Texas Tech in the 1993 national we've done that with the team title game, the Buckeyes never we've assembled. We've got a finished higher than sixth in the lightning-quick backcourt." Baseball games cancelled Big Ten. Her final Ohio State The Liberty added four players The Bowling Green baseball team's scheduled doubleheader team was 12-16 and finished 10th to its roster at Monday's draft - with Dayton was cancelled yesterday. Dayton had a scheduling in the Big Ten. Sue Wicks of Rutgers, Sophia conflict. Darsch was an assistant coach Witherspoon of Florida, Trena [1IN/II WASHINGTON ~* MCCKYAN The games will not be made up. The Falcons will be in action of the 1996 gold medalist Olym- Trice of North Carolina State and today at Detroit. pic team. Kisha Ford of Georgia Tech. COURAGE . UNDER The FIRE Carpet WOOD OQU3LECOMM Baggers YOUR LOCAL CABLE TV CONNECTION Carpet cleaners since 1983 353-7100 Satisfaction Guaranteed Pay-Per-View \t\~Just $3.95 Compare our prices and save! Check Us Out on The Web: -~c www SDv.com Furnished Room) Unfurnished Rooms 2 Areas-$32 2 Areas-$25 Call Now! 3 Areas-$45 3 Areas-$40 5 Areas -$70 3 Areas -$60 353-8199 7 Areas -$96 7 Areas -$80 ask for Denny A Summer Job You'll Flip Over. Graduate Student Senate would like to offer it's sincere thanks to the Colorado following people for their assistance with the $ April 25 Spirit Day BBQ During the Holiday * Breckenridge, A-Basin, Vail, Copper Ed O'Donnell Director of Dining Services Amy Hoops Manager of Commons Dave Crooks Tentative Dates:

Director of the Union January 2 -10,1998 ThWO'S nnthini| bkf \[ ."ill" ; ',.',., (H)ie it G'll.ir P it The Staff of Commons So mi i ii' i s| i ilifi .it BBQ Queens Cct1.ll I'(nnt IS ill .limit V.i i vin oMci lOW-COSl hni|..in,| Inr .'In III'li cmtllnyft'S Without their commitment and assistance in Sign-ups start Wednesday, August 27, 1997 kc|iri-si'"t.itivi'S .in- mi ruilMl ,it yn,.t sell >l planning, we would not have been able to have one For more information, call Cat Cramp @ 372-7481 I ' ' ( i [ •. intrrviiv. Mill ifi'Mtuin of the most successful Spirit Days yet! (.ill 1 6GH-JOH! Life '«v»' Point? • THANKS!* BGSU 199; I page eight The BG News Wednesday, April 30, 1997

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Saturday, April 26 National League American League Houston 96, Minnesota 84. Houston leads series 2-0 All lima EDI All Times IDT New York 100, Charlotte 93 Meet Your •y The Associates! Pro •y The Associated rrrss Utah 105.1. A Clippers 99 East Division East Division Sunday, April 27 W Pa. CB W L Pa. Miami 104, Orlando 87 Allan* 18 7S0 Baltimore 14 7 .667 I.A lakers 107, Portland 93, LA. laker* Florida IS .625 4 New York 13 13 .500 3.5 lead series 2-0 Montreal 11 .478 75 Boston 12 12 500 3.S Chicago 109, Washington 104, Chicago New York II .440 &S Toronto 10 12 .455 45 leads series 24) Favorite Author Philadelphia 8 J48 10.5 Detroit 10 16 J85 65 Detroit 93, Atlanta 80 Central Division Central Division Seattle 122. Phoenix 78, series tied 11 W L Pa. CB W L Pet CB Monday, April 2* nd Houston IS 10 .600 Milwaukee 12 10 545- New York 104. Charlotte 95, New York Pittsburgh 12 12 .500 2.5 Cleveland 12 12 500 1 wins series 30 St. Louis 9 14 391 S Kansas City 11 11 500 1 Utah 104, LA. Clippers 92, Utah wins se- Cincinnati 7 17 .292 75 Minnesota 11 13 .458 2 ries 30 MAY 2 Chicago « 18 .250 as Chicago 8 16 333 5 Tuesday. April 2* (mil vi*<. l West Division Orlando 88, Miami 75, Miami leads series W L Pa CB W L Pa. CB 2-1 San Francisco 16 6 .727 Seattle 16 10 .61* Detroit 99, Atlanta 91, Detroit leads series Colorado 16 7 636 5 Texas 13 10 565 1.5 2-1 Los Angeles 12 II 522 4.5 Anaheim 12 II 522 25 Houston at Minnesota, 930 p.m San Diego 9 14 J91 7.S Oakland 12 13 .480 3.5 Seattle at Phoenix, 10:30 pm Bowling Green Kroger Tuesday's Games Tuesday's Games Wednesday, Aavrl 30 Houston 3. Colorado 1 Anaheim 5, Boston 4 Chicago at Washington, 8 p. m Chicago Cuba 14. Montreal 8 Cleveland 10, Oakland 4 I. A lakers at Portland. 10.10 p m Florida 2, San Diego 1 Milwaukee 2, Detroit 1 Thursday, May 1 Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 2 Seattle 7, N.Y. Yankees 5 Houston at Minnesota, Till), if necessary 1094 N. Main Street N.Y. Mats 3. Cincinnati 1 Kansas City 6, Toronto 5,10 innings Miami at Orlando, TBD Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 2 Chicago White Sox 2, Texas 1 Seattle at Phoenix, TBD San Francisco at St. Louis (n) Haltimore at Minnesota (n) Wednesday's Cames Friday, May 2 12 noon to 2:00 pm ID* Angeles (Nomo 2-2) at Philadelphia Wednesday's Gamat Atlanta at Detroit, TBD (MLeiler 3-1), 7.05pm. Milwaukee (Karl 0-4) at Detroit Chicago at Washington, TBD, if necessary San Francisco (Gardner 1-1) at Pittsburgh (J.Thompson 1-2), 1:05 pm. 1. A Lakers at Portland, TBD, if necessary (Ueber 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Anaheim (Dickaon 4-0) at Boston (Ham- Saturday, May 3 Houston (Kile 1-1) at Montreal (C Perez mond O0), 6:05 pm Minnesota at Houston, TBD, if necessary f3F 3-1), 7 JS p.m. Oakland (Telgheder 0-1) at Cleveland Phoenix at Seattle, TBD, if necessary Atlanta (Neagle 3-0) at Cincinnati (Mer- (Hershtser 2-OX 7:05 pm Sunday, May 4 cker 1-2X7:35 p.m. Seattle (D.Martinez 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees Det run at Atlanta, TBD, if necessary San Diego (Hitchcock 2-1) at N.Y. Mets (Wells MX 7:35 p.m Orlando at Miami, TBD, if necessary (BJones 3-2), 7:40 p.m. Toronto (Clemens 3-0) at Kansas City (Ap Portland at I. A. Lakers, TBD. if necessary Florida (A.Leiter 3-1) at St. Louis pier 30), 80S p m. Washington at Chicago, TBD, if necessary (AI.Benes2-2).8 3Sp.m. Baltimore (Kamieniecki 1-0) at Minnesota Chicago Cubs (Foster 2-1) at Colorado (Tewksbury 1-2). 8:05 p.m (Ritz 2-3), 905 p.m. Texas (Hill 2-2) at Chicago White Sox (Al- NHL Playoffs Thursday's Games varez 1-3). 8:05 p.m Atlanta at Cincinnati. 12:35p.m. Tuesday, April» Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Thursday's Games late Games Mot Included San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m Anaheim at Boston, 6:05 p.m Buffalo 3, Ottawa 2. OT, Buffalo wins i Houston at Montreal, 1:35p.m Oakland at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m ries4-3 Florida at St. Louis, 1:35 p.m Toronto at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. Edmonton at Delias (n) San Diego at N.Y. Mets, 1:40 p m Baltimore at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m Phoenix at Anaheim(n) Chicago Cubs at Colorado. 3:05 p.m. Only games scheduled Steinbrenner's stallions ready for Kentucky Derby

The Associated Press Acceptable finished second in yourself." Actually, Acceptable the Blue Grass on April 12 at also is owned by Robert Clay, LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Concerto Keeneland staying in the Derby who bought a 35 percent interest Is George Steinbrenner's desig- picture, but then on the morning from Steinbrenner earlier this nated hitter for the Kentucky of April 19, he broke a bone in his year. Derby - and the colt has earned left foreleg during a workout at Tammaro said the Boss of the his way into the lineup. Keeneland. That afternoon. Con- Yankees keeps informed about FREE Despite being unbeaten in four certo won the Federico Tesio at his horses, but that is son Hank starts this year and the winner of Pimlico for his fifth straight win Steinbrenner, who runs the seven of 10 races, Concerto's dating to a second-place finish to breeding and racing operation. AUTOGRAPHS Derby status was still in doubt Captain Bodgit in the Laurel Fu- When someone joked that if even after he won the Jim Beam turity on Nov. 2. Concerto wins Saturday, Tam- on March 29 at Turf way Park- Concerto started his winning maro might be managing the Now he is considered a leading streak in the Kentucky Jockey struggling Yankees by Saturday, rm n anchor contender for the 1 1/4-mile Club on Nov. 30 at Churchill the trainer said, "I might have i Derby, which is expected to have Downs. The only Derby horse to some input." irai 12 starters Saturday at Churchill have raced at Churchill Downs is (Joan (Johnston Downs. Pulpit, the Blue Grass Celtic Warrior, winner of an al- Concerto, Captain Bodgit and winner, was the 5-2 favorite, fol- lowance race Nov. 1 and second Silver Charm, runner-up in the lowed at 3-1 by Captain Bodgit, in the Jockey Club. Santa Anita Derby on May 5, all Jiff Mark Cadis winner of the Florida Derby and "He hasn't gotten the attention worked Tuesday. Wood Memorial. all along that he deserves," Regular rider Carlos Marquez The big Derby hope for Stein- Tammaro said. "But in all fair- Jr. was up when Concerto Dinah McCaM brenner, owner of the New York ness we didn't take the tra- worked seven-eighths of a mile in Yankees, was Acceptable, who ditional route with him." 1:33 1-5. was beaten by a short neck by While Acceptable, trained by "He went real easy," Marquez 2-year-old champion Boston Nick Zito, was sent to Florida for said. "He came back playing and !/*f&/tfa** Harbor in the Breeders' Cup Ju- the Fountain of Youth and the feeling real good The way he did venile on Oct. 26 at Woodbine. Florida Derby, Concerto opened it, he was really relaxed." "After the Jim Beam we were his 3-year-old campaign by win- "I wanted a slow easy work like CarocCunn Pearson pointing toward the Derby, but it ning the Whlrlaway at Aqueduct, that," Tammaro said. was still possible we weren't go- then went to Turfway Park for Captain Bodgit went a half mile ing to come," trainer John Tam- the Battaglia and the Jim Beam. in 48 2-5 and galloped out five- Sasan Eiizabeth Philips maro said. "If Acceptable had "We weren't going to go head- eighths in 1:014-5. won the Blue Grass, we might to-head with Acceptable," Tam- "It can't get much better than have gone to the Tesio and then maro said. "If you're an owner this," trainer Gary Capuano said Em/fie, Richards to the Illinois Derby." you don't want to run against "We're just coasting now." Patricia P&an Boi/fiSmith Antoinette Stoc&enberp Janeffe 7au,(or Elizabeth Thornton

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Boi 247, Cairo, OH. 45620 Photos wM bdrm house. Great location Vary cheep rent. be returned It stsmp to Included with photo. Painters/Helpers Pt/Fuil time short A long Call Lease or Berry at 353-4342 Muatbe16oroideri farm. Exp. helpful Please call 655-2074 PERSONALS (local). I need 2 Graduation tickets for The College of BG Alumni needs mature student tor occa- Arts 8 Sciences Contact Jennifer at 352-4931 sional babysimrg m our Perrysburg home. Cal RESPITE CARE PROVIDER - Persons after 6pm (419) 8720495 needed to provide short-term, temporary care $r.«> -AOD-AOO-AaO- Looking tor roommate for fall97 Leave mes- tor individuals who have developmental disabi- Congratulations Kelly Hepke sage tor Annie t? 354-8257 BG Painting Cor tractor seeks Hardworking A salt motiva't-d parsons for prep crew. Cal lities r+gh School diploma or GED required on your engagement to Bob Application deadline 05/12J97 Apply at Wood N**S Dessy Baal wishes from 352 2190 Lane School. 1116O East Gypsy Lane Road. your Alpha Gam sisters Need 5 Graduation Ticket* tor Bowling Green Em B EOE •AGO'AGO'AGO- Arts 8 Soence Commencement Cashier - Parry's Pantry Apply in person M-F 7-3 Please call Bridge ne «S 372 3207. Sophs A Juniors-Summer Leadership Training nOSSBGRd E or 352-4370 Will Pay Money 6 wka. w/ pay. 4 BGSU credits $4000 schol- NOW HIRING arship opportunity CaH Army ROTC. 372-2476 • CO O' Chi O • Chi O' Chiktoare Provider For all positions. Drivers earn CongralulaDons Graduating Seniors 8 Need 8 A A S Graduation Ticket* SWtlpayS Mon-Thurs. Jun. 10th Aug Put Al Tha Baal in Your Future Endeavors Suf1k>ont Grounds Coffee House Call Deb at 35? 0608 3542328 $5.00 per hour plus mileage, It's Been a Great Yaw 8 in Perrysburg (15 minutes N. of BG) All ol You mi Be Muaed Now Hiring Coffee Bartenders (Batistas) Christian group home tor girls is accepting ap- rnoerjeet Roommate needed for summer. $i20/monifi Spend your summer caffeinated. tips, meal discounts and •ChiO'ChiO'ChiO- including al utilities 2 room*, a/c. laundry. plications tor part-ome employment Musi be Al shifts available. Training provided 21. Areas of need direct care, recreation, life- Call Arna 353-9808 Highest quality customer serves skills more! Apply at store 1616 E. guarding Call 823 8020 M-F. 0-11 AM, or wnie needed Call 872 2151 for more into or to Parables PO Box 421 Bowling Green. stop in 10 fill out an application AAA1 • NATIONAL DATING HOT-l INt " 43402 Wooster or call us! i 900 484 7009 r .I l'?9 $2 9«rm,n Subleater needed Summer 97. Riverpiace Shopping Canter on Sarv-U (619)645 8434 IB. T tone Fall 97, or both. Own bedroom Rl. 25 (Dixie Hwy) 8 close to campus Construction laborers, welders and carpenters 35D-OMINO Call 353-0465 Alpha Gamma Deft* needed Labor starts al f6p/hr. Pre SUMMER AT PUT IN BAY employment drug screen required EEO Todd The aMara ot AGD would Has The Perry Holiday Hotel is seeking employees- Io ariaS Asm** Whale good kick Sublease' needed for summer. Total rani: A Sargent toe Apply between 6 A 11am, tor all positions Housing avail. Call Barb 353-6646 In Okie home *875. neg. With AC. includes all utii e«cept Mon -Fn at the job sight. 1 m). north and 3/4 Chrysler at 410-285-2107 or write Parry Hob- mi east to I si psic Oh on St Rt 65 Alpha Gamma DaMa elec. 8 ph. Call Jeremy It 354-8170 ASAPI day Hotel PO Box 160. Put in-Bay. OH 43456 llllllIllllMllllllMIIHIIIIlin

Summer Help Case Manager Unison Behavioral Health Group is seeking Case ^Summer employment:', *,» Wanted! Managers to work with adults with chronic mental illness. Duties will include providing assistance with ■ssiss^Mkl, vL±A*f*MFf BGSU Dining Services is seeking the social, vocational, economic, and environmental needs of assigned clients and assisting in their ability BGSU students Only* to work to live in the community. ■tfr^BBsaBBB*. Home City during the summer. HomeCitijlce ice Company Qualified candidates must have Ohio Counselor or Employment Available May 12 through August 9, 1997. Social Worker license. Consideration will be given to To Apply: candidates who will graduate with a BSW degree in May or June 1997 who have passed the LSW test. Now Hiring for these Positions: Pick up an application at any of the following locations: 1. Route Drivers •Commons Dining Center Send resume with cover letter to: aAmani Down Under 2. Production Stackers 3. Truck Loaders •Founders Keepers Food Court Human Resource Director-CM •Kreischer Sundial Food Court Unison Behavioral Group, Inc. •McDonald Dining Center P.O. Box 10015 Competitive Wages / Flexible Schedules •University Union (Call 372-2641 and speak with a manager) Toledo, OH 43699-0015 Locations throughout all of Ohio •Student Employment and Southeast Michigan •Dining Services Central Office Equal Opportunity Employer (200 Centrex Bldg.) Call Today for Complete Details!! * High School students 16 years and older may also apply inison by calling Barbara Erisman at 372-7938 Behavioral Health Group Questions: Call 372-2891 1-800-899-8070 1/ "Be a part of a winning tradition" I page ten The BG News Wednesday, April 30, \991

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SUPPORTED LIVMG PROVIDER Persons Window washing ParVM time. Car AMrFM Cassette Player Asking $50 2 bdrm unfum.. heal A air included 12 mo House for Rant. 380, IB, uM. w/washer/dryer Sum. Sublease 2 bd. unfurnished apt. neeoed to provide direct care serve** lo indi- Own transportaton required OBO Call Kim fa 354-3452 lease, quiet bkfg, available May A Aug avail. 8 20-97, 12 mo. lease good cond 811 $350/mo 5/20 HI 8715 1/2 block from Unrv viduals who hava mental retarda- 352 3445. Call 686 6541 Call 352-5022. For sale New, Cheep Furniture 2nd St $675 mo . util A deposit Up to 3 per- norvdevWopmental drsaOiliMs htgh School 2 bdrm turn apis. 704 5th St Available Aug 9 A bar wr stools, mircowave and stand sons. Partial furnishings 352-8827. diploma or GED required Flauble schadule or 12 mo lease 352 3445. Summer "97. 2 bdrm. turn. apts. 705 7th St. A Can Deb at 352-0608 Salary 17 25. Application packets may be ob- Writer/reporter tor local public relations firm House for .lent, 2 bdrm. A/C 724 601 St $550/entire summer includes Appro* 20 hrs. per week. Must be creative, 2 bdrm apt. 2 blks from campus A/C Availa- washer/dryer VERY CLOSE TO FREE water, sewer, gas A HBO. 354-0914. tarnad at Wood Lana School. Entrance B. ble May or Aug other units available Lind File 11160 Eaat Gypsy Lana Road. Bowling Graan. flexible A commitwo to producing professional Moving must salt GE etactncal HO dryer. 1 CAMPUSI $S0O/mo. OBO May Aug Summer Lease: copy Positron involves some travel 8 lamDiar 354-8206 Leave message Monday through Friday, between 0:00 am . 1/2 yrs old. $200 Quakly secnonal sofa $475. Call Jen 372-3008 1 bedrm apt on University In $400 includes all 1400pm EOE ity with video production is bonus Please send pine bedroom set. 5 pc $450. All m excellent 2 bdrm. house at 143 Baldwin. 1 bat. from last resume, writing sample, A career aspirations lo condition 35? 056? campus. Ideal for grad. students. Avail Aug. Fen Lsseie -1 year leases Mdwest Media NetWork, 116 W. Front St. Houses/1 A 2 bdrm turn. apts. year, 9 mo . A $565 per mo plus utit Open house Sun May summer leases 352-7454 2 Lg 1 bedrm Apts at 117 S. Prospect $575 in- Surte A, Fmdlay, OH 45840. Rummage Sale: Tnnity United 4? 4pm Call 352 7779 Teaching Jotjal That's what we have at Methodist Church 200 N. Summit Si cludes al urn. http-www taachrncjoba com. Place your re- Wed Apr 30 4 8pm 2 bdrms m 4 bdrm house for the summer 1/2 2 bedrm Townhouse on University In $665 . Large 2 B R fum/unturn 1 1/2 bath Close lo gas A elec. sume in our eecure online database and let FOR SALE Ttiurs. May 1 9a m 8p m block from campus. Avarl. now. $225 per mo over 300 schools/districts rind you We are campus. Off street parking, on site laundry fa- 2badrmhouse. 132AdaAve $650.urji Fit Mey29am -1pm.(1/2 price day) plus utrl 353-0408 cihties. FuU uee of Cherrywood Health Spa. ru-mng an end of the year special right nowl Sat May 3 9a m noon (Bag Day $2 00) 2 1 bedrm apts on University Ln $425 includes Damns are logging in everyday lo rind leach 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX 311 N CHURCH ST 352-9378 all um. ers. your resume should be here Register To- " FOR SALE" 1 CAR PORT VV7 ADDITIONAL OFF STREET LIVE IN PEACE A STYLE Fuly renovated up- 3 bedrm, 2 baths at 221 Leroy $895 . util U2 tickets Pittsburgh. 20throw PARKING $399.UTII CAt I 353 6907 day! per 3 room ♦ am. kit. A huge bathroom or quiet Call 152-9371 lor more information Call Christina at 354 3958 FOR RENT 2 FEMALE SUBLEASER FOR 9796 School street. New elec. plumbing, heat, etc. An up lo code BG aparmenll Off Sr pking avail Many Yr.E Merry, New carpet, low rent, dishwasher. Summer Subieasers needed for large house Tras rojrtion serves aa a Student Clerical As SSOFREEI Bost location in BGi Call 352 9594 extras. $425 e unls. Avarl June 1 or Mri May. on Mam St 372-1057 Often lo the Supervisor ol the CEISP Word Graduate credil memo worth S3O0 Will set for Perfect tor quiet couple or grad student. r.»c**nngCanler, atBGSU Mnimum ouahn t250 Valid until 12 20-97 353-3334 ? 4 S„ u- SL-b**as«K3 oerroed lor r„<^sned 354-1833. Summer subieaser needed mmediaiely •316E Merry $500 9 mo lease Fox Run apt Includes mtrco, dishwh, wsh dry ^f-tons include al least 2 years o' eipenence Own room, rent neg. 1982 750 Yamaha Virogo $1200 obo Call $45012 mo lease $395 15 mo. lease Looking for subieasers from May 15rh to unhang an IBM Computer in a Windows envi- FREE RENT FOR MAY, It AUG! CALL Call (419) 898-0980 354 2367 t-4 students. Furnished A A/C 352-9172 Aug 10th Two bdrm apt.w/3 beds. Fuey rum.. ronment Proficiency m both Maosoft Word a/c, own laundry fao>. Rent $375 par/mo and Eioal software packages required Work 1988EscortIX. auto 4 dr 3091/2 E Merry rooms $190/mo 3 BFDROOM DUPLEX 309 N CHURCH ST •gasAetec ($190 par parson for 2, $126 per ajr/cruise, ArWFM case, good cond ichedule 1S-20 hours per week Irton.-Fn. Sal- 146 S College E decency $230/mo 2 CAR PORTS W/ ADDITIONAL OFF person for 3 people) Dont need to pay for Au- We need 1 -3 subieasers lor summer! ary tSSO/hr. For additional info call Mary $2500 0 BO 352 3447. Ca'l 303.0325 STREET PARKING $525 . UTl CALL gusl Call 353 0294 Very dose lo campus, greet rent, I tannings. 372 8181 by Friday, May 2. 3536907 lota of storage12 bdrm lownhouse. Now accepting Rental Apllications for Fall And AST Computer A monitor, leas than 1 yr. old Can now (9 372 6738 Will go fast'" 403 High St Apt A BG. 1 bedroom $320/mo Summer leases. Call 354-8800. Wanted 67 Students lose 8 to too lbs New Excellent cond Includes modem A Windows " Summer Rentals ' Close to Campus Avail May. Carl Khnsta @ 353 2068 metabolism breakthrough. Dr. recommended. 95 $650 OBO Cat 3S3-52S6. 353 032S YOUR OWN ROOMi PLUS, SHARE IIV Guaranteed $30 cost. Free Gilt Bauer F3 In line skates Mens suo 12 AC. turn, located @ 300 east block Merry APARTMENTS AVAILABLE SUMMER A ROOM. BATH A KfTCHEN W/8GSU GRAD. 4 1 800 435-7561 Pets. pool, paradise- right here in BG.Nead 11 MINUTE WALK TO CAMPUS RENT $175 . $75robo Call (419) 893-3471 FALL mo. subieaser beginning June 1. Call Cather- Stop in for a brochure @ 319 E Woosler or call APPROX. $50 AVG. UTIL., »*C. CABLE 1 bdrm apt Across from campus. Avail fall A ine & 354-1013 Atlei May 8lh call FREE TUTORING IN MATH/STATS IF BILLS spnng-97 96 $35QJmo .utrl 419 897 9030 John Newfove Real Estate Rental Office 6>> 406838-227S. 354 2260 PAID ON TIME CALL JOHN GAIT @ 1 bdrm rum apt. $350/mo • util 353-2134 (419)6693036 Buckeye Self-Storage Female.Male Sublessor Needed Please sublease my efficteny apartment. For Fall 97/Spnng 98 Lease runs Aug. 1997 - Aug 1990 "Own Room.Close lo campus Downtown BG - $285rmo * util Deposit paid Near Campus * Low Rates Call Kelly or Deedy 3533162 1 bedroom apt available May 17. Call Meredith for information 352-9912 Highland Summer only or 12 mo. lease Many Sizes * Clean & Dry 287-4926 (days) 287-415! (evenings) ROOMMATE NEEDEDI Management Own room, $170/mo. ♦ utilities GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS Open 24 Hours * New Fire Proof Please cal 354 7604 12 month leases starting August 1997. 600 THIRD ST Graduate Building 453 S Prospect fB-Eflec-1 per- Excellent 1 BR units Spacious, son $260 -Gas elec well.furnished, air conditioned Rentals 453 S Prospect fD-1 Br.-I per. Currently leasing for Summer 1997 A DON'T MAKE EXTRA WORK....LEAVE son $340 .Gas elec 1997 98 Both 12 month A school year We'll take 264 Man vine 1 Br -2 person $380 -UH leases available. YOUR "THINGS!" 420 S Summit 2 Br-2 person $440 .Urjl Call 352 4966 SUMMER JOBS care of you Stave Smith 352-8917 (no calls after 8 pm) Best price, well SUMMER STORAGE! Grad students only 2 bdrm upper duplex •UA XL, maintained, 2 bdrm furnished non smoking includes uM A $460 mo plul util . plus sec dep 353-7257. privacy & dead- laundry Prefer females. Grad stud, aleowel- leave message. STATE of OHIO Call Today For More Information At: come 353 5074 bolt security, 2 bdrm House available Aug. 1, 1997 12 mo Ohio State Parka are looking large lease required Excellent condition Close lo for individuals to fill the follow- apartments. 352-1520 BGSU Call 686-4651 ing positions Great Amenities: Lifeguards A/C Positions are located at on site laundry facility ceramic tile Edgewater Beach State Park dishwashers (West side of Cleveland) sky lights vaulted ceilings Euclid Beach State Park 24 hr. mainl. (£asl s/de of Cleveland) 6 sites to DINNER choose Headland* Beach State Park (rVfenfof) from: Jay-Mar Apts. Starting Pay is $6 87 per hour The Highlands plus increases Flexible hours The Homestead A CAUBER SYSTEM COMPANY McKeruie Rentals The Farm " For information call • Summit Hill a a The Perfect Job For Anyone Call Today! ; (216)881-8141 ; 354K3036 Who Wants To Work, Stay In Shape, I il> Niirth Main HmvljirKdrifn 130 East Washington St. And Have Fun!!

- RPS now offers a base Shifts to fit any schedule Customer Service Representatives Management Inc. Summer and Full time Opportunities wage above the industry Start Times 353-5800 »Enhanced base wages Night-12:30am New New New New New Cole Vision owns and operates optical New Apartments lor Fall 1997 departments such as Sears, Montgomery Ward Tuition assistance Sunrise-2:30am 1 bdrm . 710 N Enterprise. Rent starts and Pearle Vision. As one of the nations largest at $37SVmo . utilities Work 3-5 hours a day 5 Day-3:00pm optical retailers, we also market vision care benefits to employers and managed care plans days a week Twilight-6:30pm nationwide. Bridge in service program Preload-3:30am Management Inc. Excellent opportunities exist for those students Hillsdale Apt, Large studios high seeking summer work or career opportunities after vaulted ceilings, unique floor graduation. Cole is seeking customer focused plans and catports 12 month lease starts al S350 people to become part of our Help Desk team. The positions are currently available in our IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS ON Warrenville Heights facility, however, we will be SUNRISE- relocating to Highland Heights at the end of June. Management Inc. This position will be responsible for receiving, Hug* t bdrm*, 215 E Poe Rd. screening, investigating and resolving customer | Laundry on site, lots of parking Starts service issues, over the phone, relating to claim at $34uVmontri .oloc payment, complaints, eligibility issues etc. Training E WILL BE | is scheduled to begin Ivlay 12,1997. Candidates must have strong customer service I Management Inc. skills, excellent verbal/telephone skills and be I N CAMPUSI Efficiency Apts . 215 E Poe Rd . Starts computer literate. Prior work experience in sales at $230 All utilities included Half the and/or customer service is desired. Candidates security deposit holds it now. Thursday, May 1,10 til 2 must be able to work a flexible schedule from 9 am STUDENT UNION to 9 pm M-F and rotational Saturdays (approx. | FORT ROOM every 3rd). Management Inc. We offer competitive compensation, $8.40/ hour and up for permanent full-time and $7.50/ hour and i SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS 830 Fourth SI The Willow House ss now leasing tor next year 1 bdrm, up for summer help. To apply, please contact | ARE NOT NEEDED gas heat. A/c starling at S340Anonlh I Carrie Artig at 216-475-8925 ext. 3357. For ■ complete list stop by our office, 1045 N. Main, or call 353-5800

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