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Hispanic Heritage Month is Falcons take on Toledo. celebrated. Page 3 NEWS Page 4 Friday October 4. 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 170 The News' Faculty Senate Briefs Gish Theater pre- absenteeism senting education documentary A documentary offering a causes delays close-up view of America's schools will be shown Oc- tober 12 in the Gish Film Darla Wamock Veronica Gold, the secretary Theater. "Children in The BC News for the Faculty Senate, explained America's Schools," which it is creating a problem for the previewed on PBS last Lack of regular attendance in ongoing business of the Senate. month, will be shown at 7:30 the Faculty Senate has postponed p.m The theater is located resolutions on the agenda re- "It prevents them from doing on the first floor of Hanna cently, causing actions for im- Hall. their work," Gold said. "We don't Produced by the Saint provement to be discussed know what happened." Hayden Co., the docu- among the Senate. Lunde explained that a large mentary illustrates the vast In order to pass an amendment problem with the Senate this differences in facilities to the charter, two-thirds of the year is the amount of senators available to young students. entire Senate must vote affirma- leaving the meetings early. Camera crews visited tively. This makes passage There are no provisions requir- schools in Ohio, which is nearly impossible when at- ing members of the Senate to considered to be represent- tendance is down. Hal Lunde, ative of the nation's educa- stay for the entlrity of the meet- Faculty Senate chairman, ex- ing. tional system. Among the plained after two absences a classroom buildings shown "People who leave early wea- llaAiHctaMhtii senator is notified that they are are dilapidated rural schols ken the possiblity of passage," Bob Dole accuses President Clinton of liberalism In a new ad. Dole claims a second Clinton term In Vinton County in south- only permitted three absences Lunde said. "They create an im- would be a revival of big government. eastern Ohio and state- under the Faculty Senate rules pact by leaving." of-the-art classrooms in the located in the charter. If a mem- He said the issue will be Perry Local Schools in the ber is absent three times, the seat brought before the Senate again northeast sector of the is vacated and another election is in the form of a resolution. Lunde state. held to replace it. is confident his collegues will re- Campaign ads set tone They are not permitted to seek alize the importance of the issue. Men's Chorus a re-election for a year after they "I've got enough faith in the releases new CD were removed. "Its the responsi- Senate that they will attend and bility of each senator," Lunde for presidential debate The University Men's stay," Lunde said. said. "The law is pretty stiff." Chorus, under the direction Gold said the Senate needs to Kevin Gilvln national polls, is taking an ag- of Richard Mat hey, has According to Lunde, the Facul- be addressed before the problem gressive tack, the president's released a new compact The Associated Press ty Senate is looking at the options gets too far out of hand. She said new ads stay above the fray for disc titled "Brothers In involved in raising the at- it has been brought up to the Song." The disc features 21 WASHINGTON - Setting a the most part. tendance at meetings. He said Senate Executive Committee and tone for the first presidential One Clinton ad released songs including "Ave Mar- that among the items discussed further action is pending. debate. Bob Dole accused Thursday portrays the presi- la" by Franz Blebl, "The for change in the proceedures "Some want to talk about it," President Clinton of liberalism dent as a champion of curfews Fear of the Lord" by Mi- are a change in the agenda and chael Cox and "I Shall See Gold said. "We dont know what in a tough new ad while Clinton and "school uniforms to instill the "best policing possible." Her Today" arranged by will happen." released two TV spots promot- discipline," as well as an University alumnus Tho- ing his achievements in office. enemy of cigarettes. mas More Scott. The latest wave of political "President Clinton is moving "Brothers in Song," the ads also Includes a spot urging forward, helping parents teach group's third release, can Power outage due to The AiMclate4 Praii blacks to vote for Clinton, the our children responsibility," be purchased from the Col- first in a series of TV, radio President Clinton promotes lege of Musical Arts choral the announcer says. his achievements In office. activities department for transformer problem and print ads targeted at spe- There was one reference to $16, which includes ship- cific voting blocs. Dole, tying him to House and your family care about. ... ping and handling. Contact The BC News In the two weeks leading up Speaker Newt Gingrich and Unlike Dole-Gingrich Republi- the the College of Musical to Sunday's debate In Hartford, saying the two Republicans cans who want to slash, cut and Arts at 372-2181 to order. Students across campus woke "Our electricians Conn., Dole has warned audi- "tried to slash school anti-drug eliminate these programs at up to blinking clocks Thursday as came in and began to ences that a second Clinton programs. They'd take us your expense." Treehouse buildings lost electricity due to a work on that, and by term would mean a revival of back." Clinton media adviser Bill problem in the Cent rex Building. big government. A second new ad is to feature Knapp suggested the presi- Troupe announces Cllf Boutelle, Public Relations 8:30 a.m. power had The new Dole spot continues excerpts from Clinton dent's lead allowed him to do auditions director, said the problem oc- been restored to that theme and uses Clinton's speeches, campaign aides said. more tailoring, while Dole The University Theatre curred around 4 a.m. when a bad statement about taxes last year At the same time, the Clinton needed to "move the national has announced dates for connection between a transfor- everything but the to a Texas audience - "It might campaign was airing the first needle" before he could begin students to audition and be mer and high voltage breaker Centrex Building." surprise you to know that I in what will be a series of spots targeting spots narrowly. part of the 1997 Treehouse caused the outage. The failed think I raised them too much, from both parties targeted at Dole aides suggested that Troupe. The touring com- too" - as a lesson in "how to key voting blocs. they were close to issuing re- pany performs plays for connection disrupted power in Kohl Hall, Rodgers Quadrangle, Clif Boutelle speak liberal." "Who Are You Voting For?" gional spots, too. Although they children. This year the "That's liberal for, 'I raised company will stage "The The Commons, Centrex Building Public Relations director features black men and women declined to say whom they Invisible Hunters" and and Education Building. your taxes and got caught,' " a urging people to vote for Clin- would target, Dole has strug- "Falstaff and Friends" •- "Our electricians came in and female announcer says in a ton and asserting that Republi- gled to make inroads with dapted by F. Scott Regan, a began to work on that, and by vided the Centrex Building with needling voice. cans want cuts that would hurt women voters. professor of theatre and di- 8:30 am. power had been power. The Dole campaign planned minorities. It says black unem- Clinton's targeted spot is air- rector of the troupe. restored to everything but the Carl Cogar, assistant vice to air the spot in Washington ployment is at a 20-year low. ing on Black Entertainment Auditions will be held at 7 Centrex Building," Boutelle said. president for the Physical Plant, and Connecticut as well as on The spot shows Clinton with Television as well as on the Fox p.m. Oct. 14 and at 4:30 p.m. While a high voltage company network television. Vice President Al Gore and Network's "Martin" program Oct. 15 in 400 University said he could not estimate the addressed the situation, a ge- cost of the damage, but said it While Dole, who trails Clin- says the president has "been in Indianapolis, Jacksonville Hall. Auditions are open to ton by large margins In there, delivering the things you all interested University nerator provided by the city pro- would be "minimal." and West Palm Beach, Fla students. The company will travel to elementary schools In northwest Ohio during the spring semester. Pickin' apples Students in the troupe will BG will play OSU receive six hours of aca- demic credit. For additional Scott Brown information contact Regan The BC News at 372-7179. The Falcon football team is headed to Columbus next year. Eva Marie Saint University Athletics Director Ron Zwierlein announced Thursday that Bowling Green will fill the open date on Ohio State's football presents 'Born Yes- schedule in 1997. terday' The Falcons and Buckeyes will meet Sept. 13 at Ohio Stadium, the The classic American second trip there in five seasons for the program. comedy "Born Yesterday" "Obviously, we are excited about it," Zwierlein said. "It's a great by Garion Kan In comes to opportunity for BGSU, and it's a great opportunity for the state of the Eva Marie Saint Theatre Ohio. There are so many plusses to playing a game like this. in early October. The Uni- versity Theatre production "I'm glad that we were able to make it work." will be presented at 8 p.m. Ohio State announced the open date earlier this year after a paper- Oct. 9-12 and at 2 p.m. Oct. work mix-up with the University of Oregon, which had been sched- 13. The play, first produced uled to play the Buckeyes on Sept. 13. in 1946, had one of the The Falcons were originally slated to host Central Florida on that longest runs of a non- date, but that team will play Nebraska Instead. musical on Broadway. Its "This is in keeping with our commitment to playing in-state subject, empowerment schools," said Archie Griffin, Ohio State associate athletics director. through education, contin- 1U liHdMUnm "There were a number of schools that were Interested, in-state and ues to endure today. out-of-state, but we are happy to have Bowling Green." Compiled from staff and Joseph aid Teresa Copeland pick apples from their orchard. The Copelands have had the orchard win report*. for almost 30 years. See OSU, page flve^
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page two Friday October 4,1996 E.A.R. to the Ground It's free, at the price of eleven bucks The Gideons were here to visit us again. Just as Irrelevant subject for the the wording and Ignoring gram- How to tell when labor be - week. My other personality mar altogether. gins- When your water balloon they were last year. They sure were friendly with their Steve Is very ticked off at me. Today we shall look at breaks. Note: if you're an ac- green Bibles. And they made sure that you couldn't It seems that T have been us- many of the free brochures one tress In a TV program, labor get away from them. We think they would make some ing the Improper pronouns In might send away for. such as can only begin on an elevator. the columns that "we" write. the: B-B-Brochure on s-s-stut- For TV show moms-to-be, see of the best salespeople on earth. Cleveland Indians There has been much de- Mather tt-tertng. (All the actual head- also: So. you don't have a real, players would do themselves some good to pick up bate In the last year over which ings from the book are under- doctor. Just someone who plays students, you've always won- one of those Bibles and PRAY. Go Tribe! one of us Is actually the funny lined.) one on TV. • • • •' one. I argue that I am the one dered how to get free stuff, not You can also send for a Hidden Fav In the Ameri- that actually writes the col- Just for yourself, but for every- free brochure on: can Diet. Normally, we might It's a meteorologist's nightmare, multiple-person- umns, while he claims to come one. "If only there was some How to keep your car look- Just assume this is a typo for up with the best Jokes. sort of book about that," you ing young. We can't give away "Hidden Fat In the American alities style. We're really big fans of having warm-to- He does have a point. My might think, "but what on earth all the secrets, but can you say. Diet." I don't buy this. I think the-point-of-sweat weather one day, only to have it best Joke: Two guys walk into would they call it?" "Just for Men Hair Coloring?": It's high time we figured out colder than you-know-what the next. Welcome to a bar. Ouch! (Get It? You see They'd call it Free Stuff 50 ways to conquer pro- who "Fay" Is. and why she's the two guys, and the bar ... for Everyone: Especially Col- crastination. Step #1: Never, hiding in my Diet Coke. Bowling Green. never mind.) lege Students. I saw an adver- ever take the time to buy a book Taking care of your family • • • • His best Joke: Waiting un- tisement for this book recently on how" to get free stuff. when diarrhea strikes. -Ques- Time to join the coalition for a Rocket-free Ohio. til my bladder is full, then tak- and was instantly amused. Caring for clothes. If you tion. Who are you? Why are ing over my body and laughing "What? Do you have to pay love them, they'll love you back. you taking care of your family Tomorrow, at the Glass Bowl in Toledo, is the match really hard. He also uses this for this book on free stuff?" I If you have diarrhea? of the season, rival wise. Go watch the Falcons trounce as torture to get what he wants, asked no one In particular. How to buy a diamond Believe it or not. this Is i.e. this explanation on our "Eleven dollars?!?! What kind Start with a few thousand dol- only part one of the "Free Stuff" the UT Rockets (come on, it only takes twenty min- writing style plus the future use of moron would actually- ... lars. Go to the jewelry store. series. Next week. I (we?) shall utes to get there). Kick-off at 7 p.m. And what better of "we" In all columns. Hey. Walt Just a minute. Free Pick one. Oops. I guess now you discuss free non-brochure occasion to have a Saturday night parry than to cel- What can you do? In or- posters? Free toys? Free CRAFT don't need the brochure. items, some interesting 1-800 der to prevent wetting my pants PATTERNS? I'd better send for Hnw tp gef; started on vour numbers listed In the amazing ebrate BG beating the Rockets? dally In public. I must concede mine today." family tree. (It really says this. book-o-Free-Stuff, and the fun- • • » • victory to Steve. From now on. And so I did. Steve would Seriously.) See also- Free: Rus- niest town name in Colorado. Be sure to visit the Career Services EXPO (Ex- the pronouns "me." "myself." like to take this opportunity to sian Brides. Both Tom and Steve can be and "I" will be used sparingly. remind everyone that he had no Water- The beverage for reached at mather@bgnet. Not ploring Placement Opportunities) in Lenhart Grand If at all. Instead, we're going to part in this. life. Free brochure with Infor- that anyone besides my (our) Ballroom on Tuesday, October 8 from 1:15 - 5 p.m. go with "we." "wyself," and "Y." The book begins by stat- mation on the benefits of wa- friends has (have) ever written (Steve may have won the battle, ing that they "are acting as ter. Benefit # 1: You won't die. to me lus) on e-mail about my Potential REAL employers (no, "Would you like fries j but I can still insert lamejckes newspaper or magazine inves- Reporting cash payments column. Maybe Steve will be with that?" type Jobs) will be on-hand and may be when he's not looking.) tigative reporters." We shall re- over $10.000. See also: (free more popular. Maybe Steve will INTERVIEWING on Wednesday. October 9 (Hint for Now for today's column. port these findings as best I brochure) So, you're in the get e-mail. Maybe Steve can do If you're like most college can, occasionally Improving on my homework/or me. those of you approaching graduating jobless). Bring Mafia. your resume (actually, several of them). Dress up. Get a real job. • * • • Next week could very well one of the most excit- ing weeks on campus (save the last week of school) — Homecoming Week! Visit the Union Oval for activities such as Sumo Slam, king and queen voting, tie-dy- ing. Fantasy Photos, and so on and so forth. Check it 714-21H out! • • • • Next Tuesday is Take Back The Night, the an- nual march supported by Womyn for Womyn and Panhellenic Council. This is a symbolic march pro- testing violence (domestic violence, rape, and others) against women. Meet up at the courthouse at 8:30 next Tuesday, march at 9:30. It's a way to make the world better for everyone. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor Tfo<3WN6lD UAIE W C0JB£ A0CVT Tttt* lifeWtBZ- ASBUNE flftURT/.'
Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor I am appalled at the lack -" tion. Expanding opportunity Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi of education some otherwise means funding Head Start and Opinion editor Photo editor Intelligent people have when it Goals 2000 so we 5 tart off on comes to the subject of AIDS. ^ the right foot. It means protect- Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod The woman who write about the Letters to the Edit ing student loans. It means ex- Copy Chief Entertainment editor "Defense of Marriage Act" In the panding the Federal Direct September 23rd issue of The Lending Program that makes BG News Is no exception. She the rest of our country? Just Gingrich's vote. Your vote student loans faster, cheaper, Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins states In her letter tha homo- as it is each individual's choice counts as much as Bob Dole's and easier to receive. It means Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor sexuals knowingly spread AIDS as to whom they marry, or have vote. The NRA's Wayne LaPlerre creating HOPE Sholarships and by participating In "unsafe" an Intimate relationship with. and the Christian Coalition's tax deductions for higher edu- sexual acts. She never once It should be that individual's Ralph Reed — In spite of all the cation. It means fighting for Production Staff mentions the fact that the num- choice what sex the person that power they may wield In Wash AmerlCorps so that young ber of heterosexuals that have they marry or have intimate ington, D.C.. — don't cast a people can develop a sense of Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl AIDS from uinsafe sex has relationships with Is. The only vote that counts any more than community while earning grown uncontrollably In the true judge about what is right yours does on November 5th. money for college. Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel past 10 years. and moral Is God. Let Him de- Your vote counts In this coun- That's the new answer for She also mentions that cide what the consequences of try no matter who you are or a new age — a vision that gives Jeff Gayton she watched her cousin die of our actions are. If He feels that how old you are. us all the opportunity to move Erin Taylor AlDs. yet it Is obvious that his/ homosexuality Is wrong He will So I speak to you not as a forward together so long as her passing away was not punish those who choose that student, or as a young person, we're willing to take responsi- Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry enough to compel her curiousty lifestyle In His own way. or as a member of some "Inter- bility for ourselves and our about the disease. I am very Allsha Slade est group." but as a voter. You community. It's an attitude Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec sorry to her and her family for Freshman need to take these elections about this country that helped their loss, but I also know how Undecided seriously. Because with the create 10 million Jobs in the last Important It is for them to be- • • • • opportunity to vote this fall four years, while cutting the Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In come educated about a disease I want to speak to every comes the responsibility of deficit in half and reducing the this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly that has hit so close to home. young person In America hon- making a sound decision, of size of government. That's Bill prohibited. AIDS Is spreading so fast estly, not with some political voting for the candidate who Clinton and Al Gore's view of The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 because of the fact that people gimmick or cheap trick. Let's understands that this country the world, a world of greater and is published dally during the academic year and have begun to Ignore the warn- have a conversation. I may have needs to move forward Into the possibility. Wednesday's In the summer. ings about safe sex. Those who been a college professor In twenty-first century. As a voter, you can make Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the feel that It can never happen to South Carolina, but I'm not go- That's an awesome re- the choice. And It's a real choice student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions them are the ones who will ing to lecture you, either. sponsibility for you. But as a about your own future. You expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily more often be Infected. I am a Real talk is not something voter. It's a challenge you must have a tool In thle process: your those of The BG News. heterosexual female, and I you hear enough of around meet. Ask yourself: what does vote. But you have more at Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, know that I have Just as great, election time. You hear a lot of America need to be ready for stake in this election, the fu- typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- if not greater, risk of contract- promises and you see plenty of the twenty-first century? Think ture you shape Is your own. The sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any ing AIDS through unsafe sex as commercials. But politics Isn't about the future and what It country you affect Is the coun- and all letters. a homosexuals female of my Just something to digest In front will demand of our country, and try you're going to Inherit. And The BG News encourages its reader to notify the paper of choose the candidates who can with that vote, you make the any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. ager. It is important for all of of the TV. It's an active process, us to use our heads and prac- and you're an important part meet those challenges and pro- choice. To me the choice is tice safe sex. of It. tect your values In changing clear. Vote for President Clinton 210 West Hall As for her comments Think about this: your times. and Vice President Gore. Bowling Green State University about homosexuality being Im- vote counts every bit as much I think President Clinton Don Fowler Bowling Green. OH 43403 and the Democrats have the Chairman bgnewst 0 bgnet.bgsu.edu moral and demoralizing to our as anyone else's. When you nation, who are any of us to step into the voting booth, your answer. They believe In expand - Democratic National lng opportunity through educa- Commitee decide what is good or moral for vote counts as muchf as Newt mmm Campus Friday October 4,1996 page three Non-alcoholic events give choices
Genell Pavellch grams for the month, some of hol and the responsible use of it. The BC News which are alternatives or non- "We have a variety of programs for the "Non-alcoholic events occur alcoholic events, and others throughout the year, not just dur- October is Alcohol Awareness which are geared toward alcohol month, some of which are alternatives or ing Alcohol Awareness Month," Student Month and there are many activi- prevention or education," she non-alcoholic events, and others which are Thomas added. ties going on at the University, said. "We wanted to seek out geared toward alcohol prevention or The theme for the month is sponsored by various organiza- alternatives to make students "Because We Care," and some of tions, to promote education about aware of the choices they have." education." Michelle Brewer the events for the month include decorates alcohol. Brewer said it is important for co-chairwoman for Alcohol Awareness Month a "Natural High" Games Night at Michelle Brewer, co- students to have more informa- the Dry Dock on Oct. 5, an Alco- Ribeau's chairwoman for Alcohol Aware- tion about alcohol in order to be hol Awareness Information ness Month, said the events able to make informed decisions make better choices if they are everyone Is drinking and that is Table and Creative Dating house planned for the month are coor- regarding the responsible use of informed." definitely not the case on cam- Contest in the Union Foyer on dinated through BACCHUS, it. Laura Thomas, BACCHUS pus," she said. "It is a good idea Oct. 8, the Adopt a Block Clean Shonda Honlgtord which stands for Boosting Alco- "Some students may need treasurer, said she agreed that it to give students alternative op- Up on Oct. 9, a wild video dance The BC News hol Consciousness Concerning more Information about alcohol is important to get students in- tions to drinking." party on Oct. 11, an Alcohol the Health of University Stu- so they have more control of volved and show them that there Thomas also said the month's Poisoning Panel at the Ballroom For many students, an in- dents. whether or not to drink and how are alternatives to drinking. worth of events help to make on Oct. IS, and letters from local vitation to the home of "We have a variety of pro- much," she said. "Students can "Most students think that students more aware about alco- fourth grade students. President Sidney Ribeau would be an honor. While Jennifer Hedrick was Far out jewelry there, she decided to do a Latino little redecorating. Hedrick, a junior interior design major, was given the job of redecorating Union Ribeau's house by Allen Heringhaus. Hedrick is an intern at Heringhaus Furni- ture. When Heringhaus was offers approached with the idea of redecorating Ribeau's house, he handed the job movies over to Hedrick. "She was in the right Tanya Maifcul place at the right time," The BC News Heringhaus said. Heringhaus said he was The University celebrates first approached by Hispanic Heritage in the month Ribeau's housekeeper of October with an array of activ- about problems with traffic ities sponsored by the Latino flow on the first floor. The Student Union. house did not work well for Marcos Rivera, assistant direc- entertaining, which was one tor for Multicultural Affairs, said of its main purposes, he the celebration is a tradition. said. "For seven years the Latino Student Union has coordinated Hispanic Heritage Month, which "Putting it in the past used to be Hispanic Heritage Week." together on paper He said the Latino Student was easy." Union, the primary collaborator, has worked with the Office of Jennifer Hedrick Student Activities and UAO. "UAO has brought in movies Tic AiMclalcd Prcn junior interior design major with a Latino theme and Student Hemp Is considered a fashion statement by many across the be labeled as a drug addict because he wen hemp necklaces. Activities is sponsoring a motiva- country. Matt Moon, Eastlake, Ohio teen, said he doesn't want to "It's Just a fiber," be said. tional guest speaker." By deciding what "We try to have events that Ribeau's needs were for en- educate the University and the tertaining, Hedrick said she community to create an aware- decided to go with a more ness," Rivera said."Events that traditional, rather than represent people, professionals Group discusses weight issues formal, look for the house. and issues that are related to ed-' Hedrick said she worked ucation, politics, cultural aware- closely with Ribeau's ness, music and the arts." Counseling Center offers sessions addressing body image housekeeper while rede- Rivera said most of the events corating the living and din- are free and open to everybody, women students who may be ing rooms, the stairs, the "Our goal is to not just have His- Genell Pavellch struggling with their body kitchen and the foyer. panic people there but to have The BC News image," she said. "The philoso- "It is definitely an issue that needs to be Hedrick said she was everybody be a part of it." nervous at first, but once phy we are stressing is size ac- Yolanda Flores, secretary for Many women on campus may addressed because it can feed into eating she got into the project she be concerned with their body ceptance and that all people are the Office of Multicultural Af- disorders and unhealthy images." really liked doing it. image and how they feel about beautiful no matter what size fairs, also said the idea is to pro- "Putting it together on themselves. Because of this con- they are." paper was easy," she said. mote awareness. cern, there is a group on campus The group will meet every "I was extremely suprised, "We want to make aware our that is helping these students week for 90 minutes to discuss Judith Miller pleased and excited with similarities with our subcultures discuss their feelings and share how they feel about themselves and to promote awareness to all nurse specialist at Student Health Services the finished result." these issues with others. and what they can do to Improve Hedrick said this was her cultures," Flores said. The body-image group, their image of themselves. first solo project after a Rivera said he wants to try to "Beauty Comes in All Sizes," is "This is a good way for stu- who helped to facilitate a similar lthy images." year and a half of decorat- eliminate the myth that when offered through the Counseling dents to begin to feel better about group in previous years, said it's Miller said it is good for partic- ing classes. After graduat- Hispanic Heritage Month is dis- Center and is an eight-session themselves as whole people," she important for students to address ipants to discuss these issues ing, Hedrick says she would cussed that it Is only Hispanic group that began meeting in Oc- said. "We need to realize that we these issues they may be dealing with one another and talk about like to have a career with a pride being showcased, even tober. can enrich our minds and per- with where their ideas of the ideal large decorating firm. Her- though it is important. Claudia Clark, psychologist in sonalities in many ways, but our "Many students have a concern body image are coming from, inghaus believes she will. "We want people to understand the Counseling Center, said the bodies also need to be thought with body image," she said. "It Is such as the media and adver- "She's a very talented that Hispanics have been contri- group will benefit interested stu- well of." definitely an issue that needs to tisements. young decorator," he said. butors to the United States soci- dents. Judith Miller, a nurse special- be addressed because it can feed The spaces in the group have "She's got a great career ety for centuries and will contin- "This is a counseling group for ist at Student Health Services into eating disorders and unhea- been filled for this semester. ahead of her." ue to be contributors."
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■ Sports page four Friday Scott Brown BG News Sports Editor BG,UT ready for a fight It's not hard to figure out if s BG-Toledo week. Everything - right down to each team's head coach mispron- ouncing the opposing quarter- back's name - is in place for what, for all intents and pur- poses, is the biggest game of the year for either school. For Toledo, It's a chance to prove that they can beat a quality The BG Ntwt/Hldckl Kabayaihl team without Wasean Tait, the Falcon wide receiver Terry Lovllle cradles the ball in the end zone after scoring a touchdown against Central Michigan last week. star running back who was lost for the season after a knee injury in the opening game. For Bowling Green, the num- bers tell the story: the Falcons' final five opponents in the con- Not your ordinary ference have a combined five victories, and three of those teams have to come to Perry Sta- dium. A Falcon victory would open the floodgates in terms of BG-Toledo brawl people looking for cheap plane tickets to Las Vegas. Oh, yeah, it's also BG-Toledo, Northwest Ohio bragging rights, More is at stake than just etall. The war of words has been go- ing on all week, although it hasn't regional bragging rights been so much a war as it has been Scott Brown the main game of the season for a shower of complements. All the The BG News us," said Falcon linebacker Ke- Toledo folks are talking about - vin O'Neill. "This definitely adds publicly, anyway - is how good It's put-up or shut-up time for some spice to the game The team Bowling Green is. All the BG folks are talking the Falcon football team. that comes out on top will defi- about is how good Toledo is. Winner of three games in a nitely be in the driver's seat. This smokescreen is pretty row. Bowling Green faces the "I think this game is going to easy to see through, though. It's biggest game of its season tell the tale of the MAC, early-on, no secret that these teams have tomorrow night against archrival at least. There's plenty of games an intense distaste for each other. Toledo at the Glass Bowl (7 p.m., left to play, but this is going to After all, the goal of every young WBGU-FM, WFOB-AM). give the winner some major con- Falcon is to grow up and kick the Both teams enter the game trol of the conference." snot out of some poor Rocket, and with Identical 3-1 overall re- Bowling Green and Toledo vice versa. cords, 2-0 In MAC play. stand alone atop the conference, The only sense of ill-will made public this week probably wasn't What makes the game so with Ohio the only other un- even intentional. BG coach Gary critical for the Falcons - besides defeated team at 1-0. Blackney referred to Toledo's the annual Rocket rivalry - is Perhaps this is the most telling ways helps with both teams fight- quarterback Ryan WHOOD-zak that after this game, BG's final statistic regarding this game: In ing for the championship," said (spelled Huzjak) when it's actual- five conference opponents have a the 50-plus years of the MAC, the Rocket linebacker Cralg Dues. ly pronounced HOO-zhak. combined five victories between loser of the Bowling Green- "That makes it that much more Fittingly, Toledo coach Gary them. Toledo game has gone on to win pressure. We always want to beat Pinkel was also waxing poetic So a victory will go a long way the championship only twice. them and they always want to over the ability of Falcon quar- toward earning Bowling Green's The winner has won 16 titles beat us, so it makes it a great terback Bob NIM-it (spelled first MAC championship in four over that same span. rivalry." Niemet) when it's actually pro- years. "You dont really need to add BG linebacker Joe O'Neill looks for running room after catching an nounced KNEE-mit. "The Toledo game is always any spice to this game, but it al- But don't let all the glad- See MORE, page five. Interception In the third quarter against Central Michigan. handing fool you. This game is a brawl waiting to happen, it has been since the first meeting be- tween the two schools in 1919, Matchup could be a passing fancy and it will continue to be well into the next century. Scott Brown head coach Gary Pinkel said this week. "We only 2.3 yards per rush over the first four This brawl will be decided like The BG News always do. You can't be, games and only 1.8 per carry during the cur- most are: in the trenches. For one-dimensional. rent three-game winning streak. Bowling Green, opening some Bowling Green has the top-rated rushing "I think that people that I "I hear their backf ield is pretty banged up, holes along the offensive line for defense In the Mid-American Conference. Courtney Davis against the sec- throw for 300, 400 yards a and I don't know what string tailback they'll Toledo will start Its fourth different tailback game generally, on a con- be using," Falcon linebacker Kevin O'Neill ond-ranked rushing defense in TOLEDO in five games Saturday against the Falcons. the MAC will be crucial. sistent basis, will lose. We said. "They are going to have to look to Huz- And on defense, getting pres- Saturday, 7 p.m. BG has the ninth-rated passing defense in haven't been very good at [ jak to make the big play, and he is definitely sure on Rocket quarterback Ryan The Glass Bowl the MAC. Toledo has one of the conference's balance], but that is what capable." Huzjak will be key. The Falcons Toledo top quarterbacks in senior Ryan Huzjak. we are going to strive for." Huzjak, the UT career record holder for can ill-afford another scoring So it doesn't take a rocket scientist to fig- spree like what happened in the Sophomore Justin touchdown passes, has completed 51 -of-99 Radio: WBGU-FM (88.1), WFOB- ure out what the Rockets will want to do Wooley is expected to start passes for 548 yards this season with only second half last week against offensively when the two teams clash Blackney Central Michigan. AM (1430). W8VI-FM (96.7) for the Rockets, coming two interceptions and seven touchdown tomorrow in the Glass Bowl (7 p.m., Bowling Green has won three Television: none locally off a 121-yard rushing performance against passes. games in a row, each by four WBGU-FM. WFOB-AM). Weber State a week ago. More falls on Huzjak's shoulders because points. How about four by four? Browne Pick: Falcons by lour Or does it? He will attempt to run at a Falcon defense Brown's pick: BG 21, Toledo 17. "We're going to shoot for balance," Rocket that ranks 10th in the nation, having given up See GAME, page five. UAO WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE STAFF, DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEE MEM- CONGRATULATIONS TO BERS FOR DOING AN AWESOME JOB OF THOSE ALPHA GAMS WHO • CHANGING THE VIEW!!!" PRESIDENT JILL ELLOnT RECEIVED A 3.0 OR VP INTERNAL AFFAIRS BJ MYERS VP ADMINISTRATIVE MEUSSA POPONAK] ALPHA GAMMA DELTA PRESENTS US HIGHER! 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WANK fOU All!!.' « Friday October 4,1996 The B< i News page five osu Volleyball team visits Toledo tonight Continued from page one. $60,000. The team will play seven a number of state schools to visit 17-6 decision even though the road games in 1997 without Ohio Stadium over the next dec- Falcons outgalned the Buckeyes Tonight, before the football Falcons take the field Saturday at Griffin said Bowling Green having a non-conference oppo- ade. The Buckeyes will also play in yardage, 277-237. the Glass Bowl, the BG volleyball team will visit Toledo to take will receive $350,000 to play the nent visit Perry Stadium. Toledo In 1998, Ohio University Bowling Green will open at on the Rockets. game, the standard fare for visit- (1999), Miami University (2000) Louisiana Tech Aug. 30 next Bowling Green is coming off a four-game loss to the first place ing non-league opponents of the "There are a couple of schedul- and Akron (2001). season before opening the home Miami Redskins. Altough they have struggled In general, and es- Buckeyes. Zwierlein said the ing policies that came into play The University and OSU will schedule Sept 6 against Miami. pecially at home, Bowling Green has had relative success on the here," Zwierlein said. "Ob- road, winning their lone MAC game at Eastern Michigan, and program received a similar play again in 2003 under a pre- The BG game will be Ohio State's giving a strong Central Michigan team a scare in a five game- amount of money In 1992, but viously, you like to have five viously-signed agreement. season opener. loss. noted $50,000 of that came from home games. At the same time, Falcon coach Gary Blackney Toledo Is neck and neck with the Falcons in the standings, with television rights fees (the game you want to be aggressive and go Bowling Green became the was unavailable for comment each owning 1-4 MAC records. Toledo dropped a match in three was shown regionally on ABC). out and schedule the type of first in-state opponent for the Thursday as his team prepares games to Ohio Tuesday. The money will offset the rev- games that will allow your pro- Buckeyes since Western Reserve for Saturday's game against The Rockets have a slight advantage in overall record at 8-9, enues the Falcons will lose from gram to gain some exposure. in 1934 when the two schools met Toledo. compared to BG's 6-12. giving up a home game against "with Ohio State, I think we on Sept. 12, 1992. Ohio State Ohio State, ranked No. 3 In the The game begins at 7 p.m. at Toledo's Savage Hall. Central Florida, which Zwierlein would be able to do that." scored 10 third-quarter points in country, plays host to No. 4 Penn estimated would be around The Falcons will be the first of that game and went on to take a State Saturday. Soccer team hosts Kentucky Sunday The Falcon soccer teams kicks off Mid-American Conference play Sunday when they host MAC affiliate Kentucky. Indians have backs against the wall Action begins at 2 p.m. at Cochrane Field. Facing MORE Continued from page four. victory In the series in six years. Umpires say they will strike "I honestly believe In a game must-win The Falcons own a 33-23-4 edge like this that the best team Ronald Blum asked for an injunction that they've offered us a lot, and The Associated Press In the all-time series, including doesnt always win," Blackney tonight would prevent yet another there's nothing that would four wins in a row over coach said. "I think It's probably the baseball walkout. change our stance." Gary Blackney's first four years. team that plays the hardest and NEW YORK - Baseball um- U.S. District Judge Edmund Ken Berger pires, insisting "there's no Toledo claimed a 35-16 victory plays the best wins in this foot- The Associated Press Ludwig, who was assigned the Two games are scheduled for last season, however, their first ball game." room for compromise," said case Tuesday, was attempting Friday, with Baltimore playing CLEVELAND - The Cleveland they will strike Friday because to work out a deal by telephone Cleveland in the late afternoon Indians were remodeled and of Roberto Alomar's continued Thursday, Phillips said. An- and the New York Yankees at GAME fine-tuned to win the World Se- presence In the playoffs. other person Involved In the Texas In the evening. Re- "We are walking out after Continued from page four. said. "We're going to take care of ries this year. One more loss to case said there were negotia- placement umpires will be on that, that's for sure." the Baltimore Orioles and they're the last game tonight," um- tions among owners and um- standby In case the regulars pires union head Richie Phil- of Wooley, who took the place of Getting more pressure on Huz- gone In the first round. pires, and that the players' as- refuse to work. jak in the backf ield could become lips said Thursday by tele- sociation also had been con- Injured Sylvester Patton, who It all rests with Jack McDowell Umpire Bruce Froemming, took the place of Injured Kevin a key component of that defense, on Friday night at Jacobs Field, phone from his Philadelphia tacted. working the Braves-Dodgers office. Kidd, who took the place of in- as well. this long season of trades and "We're not making any prog- game Thursday night in Los "I think It will be very Impor- Lawyers for the umpires and ress toward a settlement, any jured Wasean Tait... turmoil all rolled Into one game. Angeles, said his four-man "The strength of our defense is tant to get pressure," defensive Then, if the Indians get past that baseball owners are to appear progress whatsoever," Phillips crew would travel to San Diego Friday In U.S. District Court in against the run and without Tait end Dave Bruhowskl said. "Our one, they have to do it twice said. "There's no room for as previously planned so they defensive backs can't do It all." Philadelphia, where the Amer- compromise. They could offer and Patton, what Toledo is doing more. could be near the ballpark if a best right now is throwing the Big plays - or the lack of them ican and National leagues have us everything In the world, and "We've got no other choice but settlement Is reached. ball," Falcon coach Gary Black- - could prove to be the key for to win," catcher Sandy Alomar ney said this week. "They are not both teams. said. home. Now's his chance to prove it. cament (answer bad hitting, playing to our strength ... not "You can go back every Satur- It was Alomar's errant throw to "Sure, we can win three," Jose "I think anybody who puts on a worse pitching, suspect defense). now, anyway." day and pick three or four plays first base on a double-play at- Vizcaino said Thursday before uniform has that in him, wants to Instead, they focused on trying to The Falcons' emphasis this in every game and say those are tempt that turned Game 2 in Bal- the Indians held a brief workout be that guy," McDowell said. get out of it. week has been Improving the turning points of the game," Pin- timore's favor and gave the at Jacobs Field. Vizcaino came "They wouldn't be here if they pass defense that allowed Cen- kel said. "Obviously, you want to Orioles a 2-0 lead in the best-of - over from the New York Mets in didn't have that in them." "When you go Into a situation tral Michigan 435 yards through get the upper hand in those plays. flve series. The Indians argued the controversial Carlos Baerga McDowell opposes fellow Stan- down two games, if you start the air a week ago. "If I knew when they were go- that B.J. Surhoff should have trade. ford Cardinal Mike Mussina, who looking at Game 4, then Game 3 "The big thing for us Is just ing to come, I'd probably be a been called out for running In- "If we won 99, we can win won 19 games but has been Is gone and you don't get to Game eliminate the big plays," O'Neill millionaire right now." side the baseline. three," he said. criticized for not winning the big 4," Indians manager Mike Har- Nice try, but that's about as McDowell had the worst one. grove said. fruitless as arguing that the In- season of his big league career "I won 90 games in my career," 1 dians shouldn't have made all with a 13-9 record and 5.11 ERA. Mussina said. 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Praaa t to acnadula an mierview or Praaa 3 HUNTIMOTON NATIONAL BANK GAMES CHAMPIONS whan you hava baan pra-ialaaad by an em- Programmer Analyst (82B9-08-1) WATERBALLOON ARE YOU TRYING TO SCHEDULE A CAM- When Friday. October 4 ployer AND PUS EVEMT7 II your orgarszatton holds any FOR SALE Time:0:OuTOT-Mktnioht 3. Emar your Idantficaiion Numbar. (Tha num- Wadnaaday, 10/21/96 EGO TOMES type of event on campus, you should attend fie bar you uaad on your Raauma Eipart Plua OWENS COR NINO ALSO Programming Workshop on Wednesday. Oc- Place Amani dWt). MulD-Potitons (6207-01-1) FREEFOOO tobar 16 al 7:00pm m tha Alumni Room of t\9 Cost Free 1985 Ford Tempo. Good cond.. new Dres. havs All students invited to anand. 4. Entor rha aavan-diglt acnadula numbar tor PROCTER* GAMBLE COMPANY WHERE: CARTER PARK (ON CAMPBELL Union. Student Activities staff will be on hand all maintenance records, 1 fsmity owned. Call "ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH" tha employer with whom you would law to Systems Analyst (6297-02-1) Ml to clarify space scheduling procedures, give 372-8421. ask for Sara. acnadula an interview (Ihia numbar la kxalad ALLIED SIGNAL OFF WOOSTER STREET) you tips on planning programs etc. For more in- 1988 Mazda 323 Mm cond.. 2 dr. halchbk , on rha Campua Recruiting Calandar, to the toft Purchasing Planner (62g7-03-1) WHEN: SUNDAY: OCTOBE R 5,1006 tormaton contact tie Student Life Office al Tha Men of BG Calendars air, Alpine stero. standard, tow miles, vary ra- of tha poaiton DUo.) CAP OEM HI AMERICA SPONSORED BY: THE BAPTIST STUDENT 372-2843 Sold Wad. - Fn 11-4 outside AC4I house. If you hava aniarad a vaad numbar rha aystam Programmer (6207-04-1) UNION l-Ms. $3750080 CaHStovsn 372-6040. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Orenta A Profits go to AnfYiris Research A AOII Centen- will play tha maaaaga: STATE FARM INSURANCE acholarahlpa available trom eponeoratll No nlal $5aach. 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(6288-03-1) Jen 3530100 or Leslie 352-8448 Wednesday, October 0.1896 at 7:00pm in fie Ofherwiee. rha ayalam will play a maaaaga ABS SERVICE INC. Alumni Room of tm Union. Gat GREAT svtor- WANTED 97 Suzuki Saman Soft top 4 cyl. 4 wd. 5 spd which explains why you ara unabla to ngn-up Electrical Technician (6208-04-1) malion on advertising events on campus trom SO k. 93200. Call 362-9067 with tha amployar. Should you with to ba con- OREAT WEST LIFE A ANNUITY INSUR- LaMaleenFraneasee tha Assoaaia Director of Public Retadons. For aldarad by thn amployar, add you nama to tie 91 more information call the Student Life Office a! Acer Acros IBM clone ANCE 486/33 Cpu t monitor Waiting Liar and aubmit a copy of your Flece- Account Representative (Sales) (6209-05-1) L Alliance Frencelee de Toledo 372-2843. 1 lamsle sublease/ needed tor Spring ~7. 2 memDetaSheoL preeenient une conference de Michel Pierre, bedroom apt. own room 1 1/2 bath Complete multimedia package AMOCO CORPORATION Attention organizations looking to raise funds hietonan at aonvaki: "Un eiecte de aandee $207.50/mo . gas A alec. Betsy 354-6127. w/Canon Bubble jet printer $500 5. Praaa tia 1 kay tor a morning Intarvlaw, Purchasing (8288-08-1) Please contact Sieve al Knickerbocker Ser alaaalnese a la trancalae' vendredi 4 octobre. Playstation Games. Bottom of the 8th praaa tha 2 kay tor an afternoon kiwrview. or CONCORD HOBPfTALITY Sublease/ needed tor mce one bedroom lOhso a La Maison Francaise. Reservations: irtcaalwiiioraliilonTiarion. Cal3S2-5622. and NBA Shootout tor $25 each praaa tha 3 kay tor rha na«t available oma Departmental Head Managers (820847-1) Apt. located nght downtown. Unfurnished 372-2987. Call 3538218 after 5 (Press ether i. 2or 3) WVNO^MWROM-AM.WMFD-TV BG CREW BG CREW Cell Cindy ©352 8256 Good luck this weekend in Pittsburgh Onca you hava selected a lima, than you may Account E.ecuove (6298-09-1) MODEL UN. CALLOUT praaa rha pound (ff) kay to acoapt rha oma. or THARALDSON ENTERPRISES, ifC. TH= DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCI- Row Hard praaa rha atar (*) kay to rafact rha oma. Whan Managemanl Positions (6288-08-1) ENCE IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FH. SS, HC BG CREW BG CREW you praaa rha pound (») kay, rha ayalam will FOR THE 1907 BGSU MODEL UNrTED NA- HELP WANTED Bearcraftera Roof Rack for sale. Skiing and play rha maaaaga: An interview has baan Friday, 10/25/99 TIONS TEAM THE DEADLINE IS FRI. OCT. windsurfing attachments, rack is lockabis. raaarvad lor you at (Dma). 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Oct. 7:5:00-6:30pm 352-0638 Call (418)669-2582 Plaaaa taka any evened, recruiting Htsrarure MOTOROLA, INCJFLORIOA mailing our circulars Hepanns B Vaconea Available 440 E COURT ST. which waa torwardad by rha organization and ktonutactmmg AssooaM Manager (620*07-1) For into can 301 306-1207 last names S-ZTBA review rha amptoyar'a liein tha Cerser tor Ca- CLIFTON GUNDERSON LTD. DART LEAGUE SIGN-UP raar Raaourcaa prior to your intorvtow. Fallura S-tl Accountant (6208-08-1) FOR SALE: -85 Mercury Topaz lo aubmH your Placement Data Shaat whhln MONDAY OCTOBER 7 • 9:30PM Attention organizations looking lo raise funds. $500 o.Do. Good car tor work ROCKWELL AUTOMATION Please contact Slave at Knickerbocker Ser- 49 houra may reeuk In your removel from DOWNTOWN SPORTS BAR or parts. Call 354-0140 Assoaaia Buyer (6299-09-1) Test your knowledge vices for more information Call 352-5822 Iha Intavlaw achadula wl hout noHflcatlon. Monday, 10/2*799 in the Plaaaa rainambar. if you ara unabla tor any EMACO Cleaning vnmediaieiy hiring pt.rimo MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AEROSPACE College Bowl Rottweiler puppies. Brsd tor massive size raaaon u sign-up tor an miarviaw, you will be ponons Tran sponsion required. Competitive Supplier Management (6302-01 -1) The Varsity Soon of the Mlnd" I could keep this between you and me Available now. Full blooded. $250. ssked wharhar you wiah to add your nama B wages. 410-833-4567 or 410-8332345, leave H.J.MEYERS A CO. INC. OelobeMO Because I know you hale publicity Call 1 419-436 OS42 Via Waiting Litt Studenu ara ancouragad B ktveetment Banker (6302-02-1) Teamed4 needed But I want the world to aea message gal on Wartng Liata. Should rha atnptoyar aand MONY MLTTUAL OF NEW YORK Sign-up in the UAO office. 330 Union Thai wa made it Through. Fleslble Pan Time Sales anothar recruiter or modify rha poaiiton re- Trek 300 road bike. Blue, very good condition, Financial Sales RepreeentaDve (6302-03-1) Last day to sign up is Oct. 11 So if anyone should ever doubt Am you looking for a good part Dma job, but quramanra (i.a. lower GPA raquiramanta), you $75 Cell Nets)ie @352 2292 BAKERSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS Any questions cal the into line 4? 2-7184 E xactiy what we're all about will bo noofiad directly tor an interview You havenl found ona to fn your dass schedule? Elenvanian/School Teachers (6302-04-1) Sponsored by UAO I win yen. scream and shout Trinity United Methodist Church must alao submit a Placamant Data Shaat Century Marketing, located nght hare in Bowl- ■I Love You Rummage Sale Tueeday, irv29V89 ing Green, is hinng pan Dma m-houee sales tor avary Waiting Uat. Thurs. Oct. 3 58pm KOHL'S DEPARTMENT STORES THE 1886 KEY YEARBOOKS representatives for flexible work schedules It Conauli rha Caraar Ssrvices' homapaga Fri.Oc!.4 0am-2pm (htto7/www.bgsu.sdu/offices/careers'! ndsx Sere Management Trainee (8303-01-1) ARE HERE you m9 interested in taking advantage of tie Sat. Oct. 5 0am-4pm .htmfj or katon to Placamant Nawa (praaa 2) to Merchandise Analyst (630301-2) STOP BY 28 WEST HALL TO PICK UNIQUE opportunity, in a InanoTy work envi- NCOT ACCOUNTINO A CONSULTINO, BfC YOURSUP ronment, apply In parson or sand your raauma Mon. Oct. 7 0am-2pm kaap ntormsd ol changaa or addHona to Inter- Friday A Saturday view achadulaa. or orhar Caraar Sarvlcaa pro- Staff Accountant (6303-02-1) to: XING Century Marketing grama. DOCUMENT COMPANY XEROX Sales RepreeemativarOnV- Document Rap at GAMER'S 12838 S.DnieHwy. 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Earn $300 $600 wkiy al home guar- Newtove Rentals * 352-5620 You can not croaa your nama off an iniarviaw or Thurs. 10-11 00 Call 372 WELI (9355) achadula Late cancellations will resul! in toriei- SOLOMON SOFTWARE anwed Call 7 days (407) 875-2022 98* tura of sign-up prlvsegee tor rha nail recruiting Technical &>naulianirOeveloper/Englnaer PHIMUPHIMU 0S91H40. 1 bdrm. apt. tor rant. Single or grad students. Congratulasons Jody •enecotter panod (6303-06-1) Interviewing experienced barmaids only. Apply Sreet perking available. Cal Marion at New- on being named aster of the week. No Show Poacy: No-ahowa ara maaad iniar- SERVICES OFFERED between 2-4pm . Monday, Oct. 7. College man's Marathon 3531311. Wadnaaday, 10730/99 PHIMUPHIMU viaw appoaitmanta Emptoyara bacoma vary Station 1618E Woosiet. 1 Female sublessor needed, Spring 1997 3 upaat whan studanta miaa thair achadulad ac- HONDA OF AMERICA MFO, ttC. Jan the wan staff at Nuareth Hall in Grand bedroom house, dose to campus, own room, pointmanta when harma BGSU's raputaoon el Purchaa«ig (6304-01-1) PHI MU PHI MU Rapids. OH. Call 419-832-2900. Only 10 $175 a month A electric'gss Ask for Tiffany rha markat placa. Tha panairy tor a no-ahow ta MERCANTILE EAST OH street parking still available 110 Crim SI. Congratulations KELLY MORIARTY Aesoe-to Department Manager (6304-031) 354-3108 immadiaB suspension of your sign up privi- Price reduced Call 3540110 lor making Top 15 for Homecoming minulee from BG. The perfect job lor a busy KEY SERVICES CORPORATION coaage achadula. 2 and 3 bdrm. houses for rani legoe tor rha next recnating panod. To ram aian Pregnant? GO KELLY Technology Associate (6304-04-1) Call Preferred Properties at your aign-up pnvilagaa, you ara raquirad to Free pregnancy lasts Confidential and caring. Need extra money? Need help Sat Oct. 5 only. wma a toner of apology B rha amptoyor tor MOTOROLA. INCJ1LUNOIS 352-8378 354-4673 BG Pregnancy center $600 par hour. Call 1-800-927-1645 from 7 to missing rha iniarviaw, bnng thit latiar along Buyers (8304-06-1) PHI MU' HOMECOMING * PHI MU 1 430, call 688-5783 aflet that with an addraaaad, atampad anvatopa, and Production Supervisor (6304-08-2) SKYDIVE NOW End of season special Kely Mo you rock our world 2brJrmhousea also l bdrm apt 354-6800 maat with a atafl mambar ID expfsin your t*- TEBAV M08ELY ASSOCIATES through October. First jump course 1100.00. Congratulaoona on making Pan-Dma or FuH-Sme hato needed havav Any amdant who "no-ahowa" twioa wil Staff Accountant (630448-1) VISA/MC accepted Only 10 minutes trom Top 15 tor Homecominglll $1.25 Bonus tor nighli weekend hours Large 2 bdrm. apta. tor rent ba oamad totarviawing privilagaa tor tha ra- MAIUNCKROOT CHEMICAL BGSU For more into call SKYDIVE BG Love- Menoy.Jela Kelly Apply in person al Marathon Station on Call Preferred Properties at maindar of tha acadamic yaar. Purchasing Agent (6304-07-1) 3525200 PHI MU ' HOMECOMING ' PHI MU Front Street in Grand Rapids 352-8378 fi N OPEN MED. $coo The BGSU Dance Team •352-8578 would like to congratulate BECAUSE EXPERIENCE 1 ITEM COUNTS PEZA ■B5T our captain 248 South Main Str««t (near Post Office) Add Brsadslicks - $2 Jennifer Mingus for being chosen in the WaHoo ATB Homecoming Top 15! Mfg PrtceS319 99 ton" /\ Since 1964 I /Al/Y f I'.Hf 1/ $295.00 Open 4pm Weekdays FRE DELIVERY OTHER BIKES FROM JUST $220 352-5166 Good Luck Mingus! Exp. 10-10-96 We're proud of you! V Two blocks south of woostsr just put Mtd-Am Bank V\\\v\\\\\i Days before the performance... Behind the closed curtain Skunu Wwkmaa ud Jay Y«ucTkc BC Nuri Sieve Boone (above), technical director and lighting designer, Installs a shelf oo the aet of "Born Yesterday." Boone said the set designers do everything from carpentry to electrical work before the production. Leslie Bentley (right) sews a costume about a week before the pro- duction. Costume designers work on the costumes for four to five weeks. Dawn Keller Myers said he meets with The BC News Steve Boone, technical director and lighting designer, and Mar- Hammers pound and sewing garet McCubbin, costume desig- machines hum as the cast and ner and production coordinator, crew make preparations for the to discuss the best way to present upcoming play "Bom Yester- the play. day." Myers said they all give Input Audience members will get to "What fundamentally under- see the result of the weeks of that lines all of this is that we respect preparation when "Born Yester- each other's ability as artists and day" hits the stage next week. respect the contribution each Norman Myers, director of other makes," Myers said. "Born Yesterday," said weeks of Boone said they meet together said. "I start doing sketches and new look. We want Blllie to be boards, drive nails as well as haul sure nothing Is done twice. planning went Into the play. to make decisions. taking them into the director. We really fashionable in a sometimes equipment from one theater to "Every time you build a set There are several stages of "We make plans together and have been working on these cos- slightly tacky way." the other," he said. there is a challenge or different planning, which start with the then about a week later the crew tumes for about five weeks. " McCubbin said four graduates McCubbin said the toughest thing that you want to do," Boone Theatre Department deciding starts working on the set," he McCubbin said they decided to and six undergraduates work in part is making sure what the di- said. "We've done 'Born Yester- which plays to produce, accord- said. tweak the costumes forward the costume shop and theatre rector wants and what the cos- day' before at Bowling Green and ing to Myers. McCubbin said she talks to from 1946 to 1948. McCubbin students help. tume shop creates looks good on we go out of the way to not do the "We have a complex system in Myers about the costumes. said others speak about the main "Theatre students do a lot of stage. same set twice for the same which we propose plays that "Several weeks before the cos- female character Blllie Dawn as our finishing work, depending on "You're never certain of how show." would be suitable for produc- tumes start being made, I talk to someone who really knows how their skills," she said. something is going to look. That's Boone said the scene shop em- tion," Myers said. "The commit- the director and we decide if we to dress. Boone said he also works with why we have dress rehearsal," ployees use several kinds of \ff will put plays together that are going to stick with the year of "The play is set in 1946, but in graduate, undergraduate and she said. technology. we think will fit together in a the play and what looks they 1948 they came out with a new theatre class students. Boone said the most difficult season." want for certain characters," she look," she said. "I really like the "They paint scenery, saw part of scene design is making See CURTAIN, page nine. ==<&--— -•— RAIL ICII I I \I:I>S Howard's CIub|-| NMain 352 - 9951 £5 • 12 Pool TaMaa • Snacks 20% Discount for Howard Jewelers K fcii---r )\ • Billiard Supplies * Tournaments BGSU Students on Friday & Saturday is where it's at! I/^S • Video Games equipment Located in the Woodland Mall / 0/-t^^iH 145 N. Main, Mark Mikel Bowling Green $2.00 per hour ULV 353-7665 Hallucination Hours: Sun -Thurl SOPpm-12»m Ffl- S«t 3:00pnv2am -—. 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Monday to Friday 1-800-888-4777. Chicken Deluxe Rib Soup, Salad, & Roast Beef Corn on the Cob Buffet jr. Committed to Clinical Excellence and Preparedness for Professional Success Buffet % NorthwtStern College Of Chiropractic • 7501 Weit 84th Street • Minneapolis, Minnesota 55431 .; ' , '-::;,;-; page eight The I5(! News Friday October 4,1996 Music & Arts Festival underway By Vilirli Kopp festival became an annual musi- partially sponsored by GTE, is a Nathan, curator and BGSU Exhi- play until November 8th. No The BC News cal event. highly regarded guitarist world- "We really like doing bition Program Administrator. frames are necessary. Featuring campoaer-conduoter The Fine Arts element wasn't wide who has managed to expand While moat photos are con- Because of the closeness be- Karel Husa aa the headlining added to the festival until its sev- the versatility of an already ver- things with the Art sidered to be a frozen moment in tween the School of Art and Col- guest, the 17th Annual New Mu- enth year, when composer John satile instrument. Isbin held a Department. It time, these are considered "de- lege of Musical Arts, students sic and Arts Festival kicked off Cage was Invited to attend. The seminar yesterday and will be broadens our own liberate fictions" because the I have decided to decorate the this week at the University. artists and dancers he brought performing at Kobacker Hall to- subject matter has specifically i walkway between the two build- This three-day celebration of with him added a visual aspect to night perspective on art. been made to be photographed. ings so patrons can remain in a the arts began yesterday, but his musical pieces. The concert, which is the only The majority of This art form brings up questions festive mood as they go back and there are still a number of events "It seemed natural to branch event all weekend to administer a of what is real and what Isn't, as forth. Student involvement Is a well as the photographer's role as taking place today and tomorrow. out," said Shrude, and as a result cover charge, will cost $13 or $21 people in this very important element to the the creator and controller. The New Music & Arts Fes- the School of Art was invited to to attend, depending on seating building are involved festival tival, created by Marilyn Shrude, participate. choice. Other exhibitions opening this "We really like doing things brings well-known and interna- The festival usually has main On the other side of Ridge in some way." week are "Louis Kreuger, Pho- with the Art Department It tographs" and "Pin-Ups: The tionally acclaimed artists and headliner with numerous other Street, Sandy Skoglund is head- Marilyn Shrude broadens our own perspective on musicians to campus so students artists and musicians. lining an exhibition in the Dor- Peoples' Photography show." art," said Shrude. "The majority othy Uber Bryan Gallery in the professor of composition and Kreuger is the new director of of people in this building are in- can get a chance to meet the peo- Husa, a Pulitzer-Prize winning the School of Art. He will be mak- ple they study in class and to composer and this year's special Fine Arts Building. history volved in some way." ing his debut by showing his learn from them directly. It also guest, is celebrating his 75th Skoglund, a photographer who The Toledo Museum of Art has provides a free sampling of vis- birthday here in Bowling Green. creates her own subject matter which follows a lecture by Skog- I work from the past three decades also helped immensely by hold- ual and performing arts. He will be conducting some of his to be photographed. Is a world- lund. at the Kennedy Green Room in ing a couple of events there on Shrude, professor of composi- works performed by the Bowling renowned artist. Eight other artists will also the Music Building. Saturday. The Toledo Museum tion and history, started the New Green Philharmonic and other In one of her pieces, "The show their photographs, which Everyone in the community is of Art has a different audience 1 invited to be a part of "Pin-Ups" Music and Arts Festival in 1980, guests. Compositions of his will Green House," an entire furni- have all been produced in the 1 consisting of people who might and has been its director ever be performed throughout the shed living room is covered with same manner. at the Wlllard Wankleman Gal- not normally be able to get to since. According to Shrude, It all three-day festival as well. Husa green raffia grass and filled with "The photographers in this ex- lery in the Fine Arts Building. All Bowling Green." began when the Moore Musical will also host a composition sem- about two dozen bright blue life- hibition utilize fabricated Imag- non-offensive submissions will This year's festival is spon- Arts Center first opened. inar and be involved in two panel size dogs. The actual scene has ery and constructed subjects to be accepted regardless of size or sored by Medici Circle, the A festival was planned to cele- discussions. been set up in the gallery and can create their work. As a group, subject matter. Photographs can BGSU Cultural Events Commit- brate the center's completion and Prize-winning guitarist Sharon be viewed tonight at the opening these photographs are repro- be submitted throughout the tee, Arts Midwest, the Ohio Arts show it of f to the public Due to Isbin is also scheduled as a fea- of an exhibition titled "This is a ductions of nonexistent re- opening and reception at 7 p.m. Council, and Toledo Friends of the success of the original, the tured guest. Isbin, a musician Set Up: Fab Photo/Fictions," alities," explained Jacqueline Saturday and will remain on dis- Photography. 'Mill /I'I I 111, 1(11 Who1 else 127 N. Main. B.G.* 353-1361 Local musician plays for FOX Artist creates and performs musical selections for TV show .d turn it .' WILL SMITH BILL PULLMAN IB9 Aaron Welsbrod cast television show on a major When asked about the issue, self describes as "Diverse ... The BG News network, Mikel credited his Mikel agreed that this situation drawn from many of the Nightly 7:00 & 9:45 For local musician Mark Mikel, partner Stainbrook with most of probably helped to spur the different British invasion in- Sat Sun Mat creating and performing musical the work. now-thriving regional original fluences [like] the pychadelia of 1:00 & 4:00 selections for the nationally "He's just an amazing guy and music scene. the late sixties and early sev- aired TV show "In the Zone" on a great talker." Mikel comment- enties, [but] with a modern origi- oweif Fox can be added to his resume ed. "A long time ago he got the "At the time there really nal twist." Sounds right under "singer," "guitarist," opportunity for us to do music wasn't [an original music scene], Along with making semi- D J Service' STRIPTEASE "producer," and "recording art- for Vision Streetwear. They had but now there is." He comment- regular appearances throughout Music at its best < Demi Moore 9=03 s ist." us do music for bike videos and ed. "I think it had something to the area, Mikel is also busy put- ' 419'352-4821 Fri. Sat. 12:15a.m. Although the show, which fea- sports videos, and that branched do with something. I think it ting finishing touches on the tures stories exclusively about off in other company's wanting to made some people realize 'Wow, band's third CD, which will con- baseball and other sports, will be use us." maybe if we did do our own mu- sist of 22 or 23 songs. AXQ»KIaAXQ-KZaAXflaKI*AXQ»KZ*AXQaK£» going off the air for a short Later a woman who had pre- sic bigger things would happen >> > period of time due to the end of viously hired the duo contacted for us.' I think now they've all "They all sound pretty fin- x the baseball season, Mikel and them in regards to them doing found out that's wrong ..." He ished, but they're not up to my • Conatatulations.. • his partner Jon Stalnbrook (the music for NFL football. This ar- added jokingly. standards yet, so I'm not going to C! charismatic frontman of the rangement ended-up not working "Around that time ... there release it until each song has < Ken M Toledo-based punk band The out, however, but Mikel and wasn't many [local CDs out], but blossomed." > Stain) will be doing music for the Stainbrook were quickly re- now there's local sections [at the X show when it returns from its cruited for "In the Zone" Instead. record stores], and there's mas- At their shows this Friday and Mike S3 hiatus to cover hockey. Mikel, whose band The Mark sive amounts of [localJCDs, and it Saturday the band will be playing • • a Scan 71 "I don't know what they're go- Mikel Hallucination will be per- all happened right around that the whole "Abbey Road" album x Mi*e "*^^\# ^A M ing to have us write about yet." forming this Friday and Saturday time period, from 1993 until by The Beatles from start to fin- The Associated Press FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE Clear Sky" by George Strait. "My Wife Thinks You're Dead" YEAR: Patty Loveless. HORIZON AWARD: Bryan by Junior Brown. Winners of the 1996 Country MALE VOCALIST OF THE White. SONG OF THE YEAR (for Music Association awards, as an- YEAR George Strait. VOCAL GROUP OF THE songwriter): "Go Rest High on nounced Wednesday during a SINGLE OF THE YEAR (for YEAR: The Mavericks. That Mountain" by Vince Gill. CBS-TV special: singer): "Check Yes or No," VOCAL DUO OF THE YEAR: ENTERTAINER OF THE George Strait Brooks & Dunn. MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR YEAR: Brooks * Dunn. ALBUM OF THE YEAR: "Blue MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR Mark O'Connor. ASA AHA ASA AHA AHA AHA AHA AHA AHA AHA AHA presents The sisters of BORN ALPHA XI DELTA would like to congratulate ' YESTERDAY by Carson Kanin BETSY HAUPTMAN Eva Marie Saint Theatre in making top 15 for the October 9 - 12 at 8:00 p.m. Homecoming Qiieen!! imom October 13 at 2:00 p.m. Join us in a symbolic march against violence Your sisters are very proud! For Reservations call 372-2719 towards women on Oct. 8th. GOOD LUCK BETSY!! Women meet at the city court "PRIZE DRAWINGS AT EACH PERFORMANCE** house at 8:30 pm and march AHA AHA AHA AHA AHA AsA AcA AsA AsA AsA AsA Sponsored by at 9:30 pm. Men meet at Student Womyn for Services Building at 9:00 pm. „ UNITED COLORS OP BO £} UNITED COLORS OF BO c Womyn and Women and Men will rally together Ponhellenic at Student Services at 10:15 pm for | HOMECOMING MERCHANDISE SALE Council food, drinks, music, and speakers. 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And standing out on a dark, crowded road can keep your evening from being ruined, WTMMU IMTT W UNITED COLORS OF BO 0 UNITED COLORS OF BO V >, « Friday October 4, 1996 The BC News page nine 'The Illusion' CURTAIN Continued from page «cvcn. can get the Job done." must pass to graduate." owner who goes to Washington Myers said a great deal of Boone said it can be difficult to cated. after World War II to make The play will be presented Oct begins "We are carpenters, metal learning takes place as the actors get students who have enough crooked deals with government workers and electricians," he rehearse. time for rehearsals. 9. through Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. with a officials. His mistress Billle matinee on Oct. 13 at 2 p.m. theatre,, said. "Sometimes we work with "As much Intensity, as much "They have other responsibili- Dawn Oaccompanics him. wacky materials. One of the guys passion, as much genuine educa- ties," he said. "It's hard to get Her lack of grace causes the is looking for plastic and alu- tion, teaching and learning goes someone to run three weeks of Junkyard owner to be embar- Tickets are $6 for adults and $4 season minum to make musical instru- on In the five-week rehearsal as rehearsals Just to run lights. So rassed, so he hires a reporter to for students and senior citizens. ments." may go on in an entire course," Saturday we will have a long teach Billle Dawn proper behav- Tickets can be purchased at the Scott Shrlnir Myers said while McCubbin's Myers said. rehearsal for six to eight hours ior. theater box of rices in University The BC News expertise is costume design and Myers said while the play is with people running the light- Harry, the Junkyard owner, Hall or by calling 372-2719 from Boone's is set design and light- fun. It's not frivolous. boards to get it right" gets more than he bargained for 10 am to 2 p.m. and 4 pjn. to 7 The Bowling Green Theatre ing, his Is educating actors. "It's fun, enjoyable and excit- The play is about a Junkyard as Billle Dawn becomes edu- p.m. Department has begun Its "My Job mostly consists of ing, but it's not Just a frivolous 1996-97 season with "The Il- educating student actors in the little thing where people get lusion," which opened on play and helping them reach together to put on a play," he Wednesday and continues their potential," he said. said. "We're very serious about through Saturday. "However, I don't tell people it, and it's very professional." The comedy, adapted in 1988 what to do. I encourage them to Myers said the most difficult by Tony Kushner, is based on a empower themselves." part of directing the play is rea- French play, "L'lllusion Comi- Myers said the actors rehearse lizing that the cast Is made up of que," written by Pierre Cornellle about three hours a day, four students. xffi^gjgff) and first produced in 1635. days a week for about five weeks. "They have instructors who The story takes place in France "That is seemingly is not are not going to release them be- in the 17th century. It focuses on enough time, but when you've got cause they are rehearsing a a man named Pridamant (played people who are as talented as play," he said. "The person who by David Chapman), who, be- we've been fortunate enough to is playing a major role in an in- cause of a near death experience, have, it works," he said. "If you tense scene under the pressure has a desire to find out what hap- concentrate your attention on of deadline also has a biology test BOWLING GREEN, OHIO pened to his son who ran away IS this for two or three hours, you tomorrow morning which he years earlier. He seeks out the help of the magician Alcandre Not Another Sports Bar! (Peter Mackey), who shows him Put Some Excitement in Not Another Dance Bar! three different visions of what Your Sunday! has become of his son. Join Us For An Afternoon of Theatre & A Other cast members include Scott Leon Smith, Heath A. Dlehl, More! Unique Hangout for 21 and Over Stephannie Gearhart, Ellen Bean Enjoy a delicious lunch at Cafe Shadeau Featuring The Schnapps Shot Bar Larabee, Jason Kramer and Ke- and learn backstage theatre. vin R. Myers. 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