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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Weather Local Snow flurries with a Apartment owners to sue the The women's team high in the mid 20's city over lack of recycling, looks to extend its lead in the refuse services. Mid-American Conference. 4? The BG News Friday, February 26,1993 The BG Nevus Volume 75, Issue 108 Where's the Beach? Area felons eligible for parole hearings by Sharl L. Veleba prosecutor, said the chances for had arrested him on drug char- court reporter Oviedo's release look good. ges. "He has a good chance of get- Mayberry said he is not sure ting out because at least two about Valfejo's chances for par- Two convicted felons - a man other individuals also convicted ole but said the man has been be- who fatally stabbed a University in that case have been released fore the parole board more than student In 1981 and another who already," he said. once. conspired to murder a Bowling Vallejo was convicted of cons- Green police officer in 1987 -- are piracy to commit a murder, ag- Mayberry advises any inter- eligible for parole, according to gravated trafficking and having ested party to write their con- the Wood County Prosecutor's a weapon under disability. Ac- cerns to the Ohio Parole Board, Office. cording to court records, Vallejo Adult Parole Authority, 1050 Arthur J. Oviedo, 29, is serving wanted to kill Bowling Green Freeway Dr. North, Columbus, a sentence of IS years at the Police Officer Brad Conner, who Ohio 43229. Columbus Correctional Facility for the death of Stephen S. Bowers. Ines J. Vallejo, 44, is in an unspecified state prison for four to 25 years for plotting to Victims not notified kill a police officer who arrested him on drug charges about five years ago. of possible releases According to court records, Oviedo and four other juveniles by Sharl L. Veleba court reporter walked into Downtown, 162 N. Main St., on Nov. 16,1980 without proper identification. They were The mother of a University student who was killed in Bowling told to leave and did so, but re- Green and a city policeman who was a murder target of a man entered later through a back he arrested said they were surprised the Ohio Parole Board did door. not notify them that the people convicted of the crimes are up Bowers, a first-year student at for parole. the University and an ID checker However, there is no Ohio law which says they should have at the bar, ushered the men out. been notified. The five men became violent, Shirley Bowers, of Canton, said she usually receives notices throwing bottles at both Bowers about parole hearings concerning the other four men convicted and the manager of the bar. of murdering Stephen S. Bowers in 1980. But she was not told When Bowers moved closer to that Arthur Oviedo, now 29, and also convicted of the murder, is the men he was repeatedly beat- now seeking parole. en and was stabbed to death. Bowers said she intends to write to the parole board like she Alan Mayberry, Wood County usually does when she gets the other notices. "I will write that they had no right to take someone else's life," she said. "Our son will never be back with us again. The sorrow "[Arthur Oviedo] has a and the disruption they caused to us ... you just never recover good chance of getting from something like this." "We have two daughters - the loss of our son was a big loss to out because at least two them, too," she said, tearfully. other individuals also Another person affected by - but not notified of - an upcom- ing hearing is Bowling Green Police Det. Sgt. Brad Conner. convicted in that case Conner said he had not received notice that Ines J. Vallejo, 44, have been released who conspired to kill him after he arrested Vallejo on drug charges in 1987 was up for parole. already." Conner said he intends to speak with Wood County Prosecutor The BG Newa/Tei-eta Taomai Alan Mayberry, Wood Alan Mayberry about the matter and does not have any further Wrapped up for another cold day, freshman Mama Kcllcy walks to the University Bookstore during comment at this time. the freezing wind Thursday afternoon. "I'm not a winter person," Kcllcy said. "I want to He on a beach County prosecuting right about now!" attorney See Victims, page tilt. King's treatment delayed for hours Colleges acquire Prosecutors say policemen drove to station to tell others of incident The the three officers brutally clubbed, kicked Powell's attorney, Michael Stone, vehe- funding support and stomped the black motorist who "was mently denied the allegation. He said no one not a threat," and Koon did nothing to stop it. was sent out to the car and that, in fact, when The Associated Press lizes higher education's free- LOS ANGELES - Two policemen trans- one officer went to the car uninvited. Wind fall," she said. But it is not porting an injured Rodney King from one Their actions, he said, violated their de- "told him to get the hell out" enough to reduce pressure for tu- hospital to another detoured for nearly two partment's policy on use of force. He said the delay also involved notifying COLUMBUS -- Regents ition increases which limit edu- hours, stopping at their station to show the King's parole board of his arrest because he Chancellor Elaine Hairston and cation opportunities in Ohio, she beating victim to colleagues, a prosecutor A defense lawyer dismissed the allegation, was a convicted felon. three university presidents won said. said Thursday. saying the officers went to the Los Angeles support Thursday for increased In an opening statement, Assistant U.S. At- Police Department's Foothill Station to book Clymer promised jurors that King will tes- higher education funding in Gov. The governor blames the lack torney Steven Clymer also accused the two King, who had been stopped after a high-s- tify, and warned them that he may have a George Voinovich's two-year of education funds on a sluggish defendants of trying to convince medical peed chase on March 3,1991. poor memory of the actual beating and will budget. economy that forced him and the personnel at both hospitals that King was admit he was drunk and speeding when "They have taken all the cuts Legislature to cut spending by under the influence of the hallucinogen PCP According to Clymer, the severely beaten stopped by police. He also will tell of his they can. If we can find any addi- about $600 million and raise when there was no such evidence. King received some stitches at Pacifica robbery conviction and time in jail, Clymer tional money, they need to grow a taxes by $1.1 billion just to bal- The surprise allegations about Officers Hospital then was to be transferred to Los said. little bit," said Rep. Wayne Jones, ance the new budget. Laurence Powell and Timothy Wind came as Angeles County-USC Medical Center. Powell "Rodney King is not on trial," Clymer said. D-Cuyahoga Falls, chairman of Jones said he sees the possi- the federal government launched its effort and Wind agreed to transport him. "The issue of whether he was guilty or inno- the House Finance Education bility of eliminating waste in cer- to do what state prosecutors could not - win "It was a half-hour drive," Clymer said. cent that night is not before you. The Issue of Subcommittee. tain non-education parts of the convictions In the videotaped beating. "But it took them two hours." He said that whether the [policemen] are guilty or inno- Ms. Hairston, Frank Horton of budget, such as a consolidation of The acquittals of Powell, Wind and two Wind later falsified a police report to show cent is on trial." the University of Toledo, Gordon worker training programs that other white officers on most state charges them leaving Pacifica Hospital an hour later Gee of The Ohio State Universi- now exist in several state agen- Ignited three days of deadly mayhem In Los than they actually departed. Clymer drew a loud defense objection ty, and Carol Cartwright of Kent cies. Angeles, and the federal trial has had an un- when he tried to tell Jurors that the officers State University appeared and Others note that more money dertone of racial tension since jury selection "Powell drove back to Foothill Station. He had violated King's constitutionally guar- testified on Voinovich's $3.68 bil- might be available if the econ- began. left Wind in the back seat with Rodney anteed civil rights. lion proposal. omy continues to improve and The multiracial jury listened raptly as King," Clymer said. U.S. District Judge John G. Davies told the The total reflects an 11.7 per- state fiscal experts decide it Is Clymer outlined the case and played for At Foothill, he said, Powell went Into the prosecutor to stop arguing his case. cent increase from the present safe to Increase revenue projec- them a newly enhanced version of the video- station and told other officers what had hap- "I feel very strongly that counsel should two-year budget, but Ms. Hair- tions over the next two years. tape shot by an amateur cameraman. pened. not argue In opening statements," the Judge ston said it Is still $272 million The budget deadline is July 1. Clymer said he would prove that Powell "He sent police officers out to look at Rod- said. below basic funding levels of Horton, who also is chairman and Wind, along with Officer Theodore ney King while Rodney King was in the back If convicted, the officers could face a max- three years ago, when state sub- of Ohio's Inter-University Coun- Briseno and their supervisor, Sgt. Stacey seat waiting for medical attention," the imum penalty of $250,000 In fines and 10 sidies began to decline. Koon, violated King's civil rights. He said prosecutor said. years in prison. Voinovich's proposal "stabi- Se« Budget, page four. The BG News February 26,1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice-

Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief

KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor

CONNELL BARRETT J.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor E.A.R. to the Ground... Thanks goes out to Greg McVarish, Beth Zink and everyone else whose efforts brought the NAMES project AIDS Memorial Quilt to the Univer- sity from last Saturday through Monday. A symbol both of death and the fight for life, the quilt opened the eyes of many people who viewed it and enabled them to see the enormity of the terrible disease that is affecting so many people in our coun- try - and our world. Unfortunately, not everyone got the message. In- Men problems? Buy a gun stead of seeing the quilt as a tribute to the lives of fellow human beings who suffered and died painful, premature deaths, some see it as a picture of havoc Having finished my chocolate chip cookie you consider that the measure may save dough ice cream, I have to write something lives. President Clinton is supposedly in caused by homosexuality. Needless to say, this is not for the population of the BGSU campus to favor of both the Brady Bill and a federal the message originally hoped to be conveyed. look at, but I have to wonder - DOES JULIET ban on assault weapons. Good. What a sad world it is when people are too busy ANYONE ACTUALLY READ THIS? *** placing blame to feel compassion for one another. Perhaps if I break it up Into small sections, COOK And what a pity it is that something as terrible as things will be a little easier. So here goes. Small Section Number Three AIDS can be overshadowed by animosity. *** This past weekend I heard a complaint It isn't important how or why this insidious malady that I put down men in my columns. exists, except in looking for a way to find a cure. Our Small Section Number One WHAT?!! I have NEVER put down men in concern shouldn't be whose fault the disease is but There is a hiring committee being formed my columns. I love men. I love women. And how we can work together to fight it. to deal with the new one-year faculty posi- if I tend to focus on women in some of the The quilt, a representation of that fight, should be tion in creative writing, recently approved things that I write - well, society as a whole by the English department. So far, the plans has focused on men for zillions of years, so recognized and valued as a posthumous tribute to for tills committee are that it includes three why not? those who've been stricken with AIDS and for English (non-creative writing) faculty mem- I'm not trying to be biased, but, after all, I anyone who's a potential victim, which would be all bers and four Individuals who are involved am a woman. So obviously, women's isssues of us. with creative writing. are important to me. And since I'm the only Anybody who sees it but can't feel something for Among these four individuals, a Ph.D. stu- female columnist for The News right now, those who've died, regardless of the circumstances, dent and an M.F.A. student will get repre- who else is going to write about women's is- should cry for themselves -- for their inability to un- sentaUon, but not a B.F.A student. Why? sues? derstand. After all, B.F.A. students will be affected as "I have NEVER put down men in *•* much as other students by the committee's my columns. I love men. I love Yes, I think women's issues are Important. decision. It seems that the input of those who women. And if I tend to focus on Women are the ones who have been left out Switching gears a bit, some E.A.R. informers tell will be most directly affected (certainly not of most of history. Considering this, I think us that frequent riders of the shuttle bus have a gripe English faculty) should be most seriously women in some of the things it's a bit ironic when, just because I focus on considered. women, someone accuses me of putting or two. It seems that certain students were wonder- Creative wriUng students chose this uni- that I write — well, society as a down men. What a fink! ing why the University can't provide a shelter or two versity for a reason and are paying lots of whole has focused on men for *** for those poor souls who have to wait for their trans- dollars to get a quality education here -- and zillions of years, so why not?" portation across campus. this includes quality professors. So if a de- Small Section Number Four Just wait till the administration gets a gander at cision is being made about a new professor Speaking of women, I read somewhere that request. We can hear the agonized screams com- and other students (not to mention non- BE IN DANGER that PMS was just a big myth ... maybe even ing from Olscamp's office in McFall now: "Not only creative writing people) are being included *** a conspiracy to keep women in their places. do they have a walking problem, but now they also in the decision-making process, it is only fair Small Section Number Two Not that women dont experience certain have a waiting problem. What's up with that?" that a B.F.A. should also be Included. Let's talk about gun control, shall we? Why symptoms, but these symptoms have been *•* in the name of macaroni and cheese would overemphasized in order to prevent women Hopefully, if you're a creative writing anyone not support stricter gun control from being fully functional or fully success- major or minor, you received the mailing laws? It is not as though the right to buy a ful. The Grammys finally came to their sense (or is it about this topic and responded to it. Please gun is going to be taken away. Legislation senses?) and honored "Slow Hand" himself, the great continue to be supportive. LAST MINUTE like the Brady Bill just requires a waiting How many times have you heard jokes Eric Clapton (in this case, the overused "great" actu- DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION IS period and a background check for handgun about how a woman couldn't be the president ally fits). Over the last two and a half decades, Clap- CONSTANTLY CHANGING. LAST I buyers. (or some other big job) because once a ton has contributed some of the highest quality rock HEARD, MAYBE EVEN THE MF.A AND It seems to me that the minor inconven- month she'd get Irrational and hysterical and and roll/blues music around. He deserves the six Ph.D. STUDENTS WONT GET TO VOTE, ience of waiting a short time to get some- do drastic stuff? trophies he walked away with last night, and E.A.R AND THE ENTIRE B.F.A PROGRAM MAY thing you want is easy enough to handle if HMMMMM. can't wait till the next album ... or disk, or LP, or whatever the kids today are calling it The BG News Staff Wal-Mart benefits community Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. Glen lubbtrt Sports Ed. Ron Novak Asst. Chief Copy Ed. To the Editor: Miracle Network, which will significant amount of revenue prices of our store, but because it Erik >'„,),llo Asst. Sports Ed. Dawn Keller Copy Ed. This is an open letter ad- benefit children right here in this for the schools through property is our customers who help us Bill Burgess Prod. Supervisor Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. dressed to the students, faculty area. taxes. Those taxes will have a everyday to contribute more and lube Tagliaferro Special Projects Ed. Tony Nehls Copy Ed. Economically, Wal-Mart has beneficial effect in improving Michael Zawacki Asst. Special Proj. Ed. Gwen Johnson Copy Ed. and citizens of Bowling Green. more to this society we are rais- lane Kilgore Insider Managing Ed. Jason Hunt Copy Ed. We are Wal-Mart associates provided new employment op- the quality of our children's edu- ing to lead the world. Brandon Ward Copy Ed. (ennifer Stripe Copy Ed. who are uniting to thank the good portunities for people in Bowling cation. What is taken out is - in our Pam Smith Proofreader Robin Coe Proofreader community of Bowling Green for Green and the surrounding area. Wal-Mart's purpose is to be a opinion - put back tenfold! The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily the opportunity to let Wal-Mart In fact, 10 percent of Wal-Mart positive addition to the communi- So the BGSU students who are during the academic year and Wednesdays during the help make this city a much better associates are BGSU students ty and to become involved IN this employed by Wal-Mart and the summer session. place. who enjoy flexible schedules that community, as you can clearly other 250 associates must thank However, selling merchandise fit around classes and other acti- see from the great strides it has Wal-Mart for our employment. 214 WEST HALL is not the only interest that Wal- vites. This would also Include already accomplished. Mart has. Wal-Mart strives to mothers of small children and Most of Wal-Mart's associates We are fast becoming a BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY make the community better as a those who retired from other were born here in this communi- close-knit group of friends work- BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 whole. places of employment still need- ty and chose to raise their chil- ing together all for a good and During the past couple of ing additional income for their dren here, believing this is a good true purpose: our community. Copyright 1993, The BG News weeks, Wal-Mart associates have families to survive in this day place to live out family values. . actually raised money for our and age. So, we say success is not because Matthew D. P.oose charity - the Link. Wal-Mart Wal-Mart will also generate a of some ad campaign or the low Bowling Green Respond :—■ chose the Link because of the be- lief in our responsibility to give Signed letters or columns express the beliefs of | 00 Vow. CHfUWElJ U«E OVtTAliSn I! SUEEfltHi "/ jvsr r=oun WEEKS Ue'LL HAVET>*M Bti-IEI- back to the community some UE'LL. HAVE noat *aaa> ov M/6 rue evetrrs *v *%£■ L Tc HSAH AM0 LfAt-Hf Do THE tAI/EX Atlt> tOU* OUW- UEUJS UEAE casjrgc ran the individual and in no way represent the opinions sense of what we receive. And we ien SHOULD BE f*e*eto P*tAtET7ME ■ AVCABW4U*SLE EyTWCV TAKE PLCASUHC III t 73l£ THE'*. f*OAEA AbLC TV HIAWEtS. f"e*tr Covjirt- THE'*. eA"E«T*MOuSvT- /UO of The News. are proud to say that, through our y VtAT Sli<**ss is r&ASuteD All readers are encouraged to express their TUE HftrYE "TtlM-sJ Wiltfc /v socierr AS MASS &*SI**- M& APH'AMCES.AwA efforts, we have raised $4,000 for ■ Q A 0A¥ III THE PAiK OK rj£U> F*.S ,— SrAx.Ti.Wf MHA'r oF WjTBtQ fhATlUAL AoPS. : opinions through letters to the editor and guest the Link. 5 Q iv^essn/t THE U**IPEHF KASr,cj t SriT *>5 CUff «.-i uAirrtr columns. Letters should be 200 - 300 words, typed, This money will go to help the narutTU*f Oft irtvETMfc mm TMSJ«.«kW C/LMES? WEuV -. truniwiN- AU-WO'UMT IWrWTr contain the writer's telephone number and address, people of Wood County through UADcO.tHO IT *Y UAV/ AU. AND. ^ DtWJIWttJ HEU\JoiT TK/J IS plus class rank, occupation, major, and home town. psychological, emotional and fi- g u tN*cu-iHe« iw \.sr- I nancial means. Additionally, Wal- Send all submissions to Connell Barrett, Kf -™E GOOD LITT/T / Opinion Editor, The BG News, 210 West Hall. Mart has given $1,000 to the 7 United Way and looks forward to ?c 'CAPITALIST ^ raising $5,000 for the Children's 0 SCHOOL

V February 26,1993 The BG News

Blacks must establish THE Crossword by Judith Perry

ACROSS 12 3 4 HS 6 7 8 9 HlO 11 12 13 movement for equality 1 Teasdale ■ is Bit In African-American history, turing equality of human condi- of poetry 5 Bondsman the classical political debate tions? 17 18 IH which defined the parameters of Steele's analysis focuses myo- 10 Marsh bird the civil rights movement oc- GUEST pically on the activities and ac- 14 Of an age curred nearly a century ago in tions of individual citizens, 15 "That's —" 20 l?1 H the struggle between Booker T. rather than the profound social, 16 Part of a Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois. COLUMN economic and cultural forces ■ 23 24| M?i Washington was the cautiously which prefigure and limit oppor- church conservative Negro educator, Dr. Manning Mumble tunities for virtually all individu- 17 Vermont 26 27 28 2^| ■30 31 32 founder of Tuskegee Institute als within any social system. No product and leader of the National Negro matter how hard individuals who 19 Weight 33 B34 35 ■ Business League; Du Bois was The idea of "black inferiority" have been oppressed as a group allowance the liberal socialist, civil rights is reinforced within the econom- find themselves limited from the 20 Trainee 37 B*M 1^1 advocate and founder of the ic and political arrangements of levels of power and from an ac- 21 Strong dislikes National Association for the Ad- society, Wilkins asserts, and until cess to capital. vancement of Colored People. whites recognize that racism re- Steele ignores the reality that 23 They're bom Washington suggests that the mains "a terrible virus" no social power is not wielded by individu- in late summer 43 44 ■<:> 46 keys to black progress were to be peace between the races is possi- als but by classes and social 25 Of currents found by working within the ble. groups. By placing the blame for 26 Drafted ■ 47 4B| ■ 49 capitalist system, cooperating black poverty, illegitimacy and 30 Like some with the white power structure homelessncss on the victims of 50 51 52| BS3 54 55 56 "What is really being foods and employing self-initiative to our unequal system, he deliber- 33 Deserve address blacks' problems. debated is actually the ately obscures the institutional 57 BSD 59 Du Bois countered that black nature of discrimination of our 34 Flower part empowerment demanded institu- question of the society. 36 Finished to 60 1 M tional changes within the system, relationship between To be "disadvantaged" or "ad- poets the abolition of racial segrega- vantaged" within any society are regular people (the 37 Tree resin WiT les tion and challenging white ra- relative terms. A person may 38 Quibble cism within America's culture average citizen) and the have certain rights or privileges and ideology. in some respects - such as the 39 Accumulated 41993 Tribune Media Services All Rignis Reserved Recently, a replay of this clas- government, and this is right to vote ~ and not others. In knowledge sical debate was waged between being done in the America, our democracy now 40 Stowe character ANSWERS neoconservative ideologist Shel- context of the goal of permits formal, legalistic equal- 41 Bobwhite 5 Lacks by Steele and liberal progressive ity, such as one person, one vote, 42 Misrepresent 6 Australian 3 sl n 3 s N 9 IS d s 3 y Roger Wilkins over the current social equality." but not equality of conditions: the 43 Lower in bird N M|V a 3 N ni V 1 S V state of American race relations. human right not to starve, the dignity 7 Theater section 1 1 Like many white conservatives right to employment, the right to b 3 A i nr 3 M V N S 1 V 0 3 45 Outshone 8 Praying figure 1 who love to blame the victims of decent shelter for all. 3idlV y 3 S IS N 3 1 a H 47 Sew loosely in art 0 S oppression, Steele argued that It's obvious that white, middle- Such a democracy goes far ■ 0 1 0 A| 31 S V a blacks as individuals should take class America would find beyond the feeble ability of 49 Dorothy's dog 9 End of the line the chief responsibility for their Steele's thesis comforting to its Steele to contemplate seriously 50 Curtails 10 Source of a 3 S d 1 13 3 N V w 3 a own upliftment and advance- ancient and contemporary pre- because it contradicts sharply 53 Poncho wickerwork 3 1 1 3 SBNll 1 0 3 V A 3 ment. judices, just as it would perceive with his own deeply-rooted elitist 57 Power source 11 Spring ninnies 3 a 0 JM"i 1 A V 3| V 3 U 8 Steele evidently believes that Wilkins' analysis subversive to bias and pro-corporate ideology. UI3I0H1 V dBi liberalism is the African- the pristine pillars of white, cor- Roger Wilkins correctly 58 Northwest 12 Expression of 13 1 H 3 W American community's chief porate (and overwhelmingly suggests that racial integration landmark understanding IIVI d N 0 N|Q 3 1 3 no N 1 enemy, declaring: "The biggest male) power. by itself did not alter the basic 60 Move dog 13 Permits IT V a 1 1HSI0 3 -i 18 Upright problem poor blacks have today situation for most working class 61 Instrumental S3 1 1 i W N d|N a 3 i N 1 is neither the government nor But what is really being de- and poor blacks because they technician 22 Adored one 13 white America, but people like bated is actually the question of were still disadvantaged relative a 1 a V 9 nl 3 1 d V w 62 Cockcrow 24 Flower part 3 S d Roger Williams," who he accuses the relationship between regular to middle income whites in the 63 One who 26 Plant v U 0 W V 1 V y 3 of displaying "a kind of black people (the average citizen) and suburbs. answers: abbr. 27 Daring l| 1 V « i 0 i 3 H v H V S noblesse oblige that I find a little the government, and this is being To end the cycle of poverty, I 1 repulsive." done in the context of the goal of hunger and violence in our cen- 64 Portents 28 Adonises Taking the Du Boisian position, social equality. What do human tral cities, we must build protest 65 Otherwise 29 Eau — (brandy) Wilkins declared that white ra- beings who experience discrimi- movements which train a next 31 Nest 41 Dramatis 50 Cicatrix cism in America has deep cul- nation or oppression (race, gen- generation of people of color to DOWN 32 Cornered personae 51 Stockings tural and historical roots which der, sexual orientation, class, demand policies which actually Large rig 35 Color old 42 Beware of 52 Ratted have never been overcome, de- disability, etc.) have a right to create the "equality of condi- style this dog spite the passage of civil rights expect from their governnment tions" not just racial integration Irish islands 54 Of grandparents laws. in fostering an environment nur- or civil rights alone. Enthralled 38 Takes excep- 44 Cap part 55 Church benches Ejaculation tion to 46 Weepers 56 Sea bird of praise 39 Belgian hare 48 Boredom 59 Understanding Scriptures ion to thank for that option. The City Council candidates simple fact is, forcing Judeo-Ch- don't preach ristianity, let alone its interpreta- provide comic relief to BG tions, on a citizen is exactly what CLARIFICATIONS the Founding Fathers of this In the Thursday, Feb. 18 In Tuesday's edition of To the Editor right pinky than both of his homophobia country intended to avoid. issue of The BG News, the The BG News, the article I am writing in response to opponents have in their whole It should also be pointed out article "Prelaw school ad- entitled "Financial aid what I've been reading lately bodies..." to masses that "most people in most cul- vice given" erroneously changes," stated that there about the race for the Bowl- If we're to gauge this by the tures throughout most of histo- identified Judge James is a fee to apply for the Ohio ing Green City Council. passion displayed in his mes- To the Editor ry" (what a disclaimer!) have Sherck as a federal judge Instructional Grant. Al- The prospect of Ward One sage to Todd Wesseler's tele- I think Mr. Randall's editorial seldom brought any attention to because of an editing error. though there is a separate voters sending Sam Melendez phone machine, then, yes, Me- on Tuesday, Feb. 23 ("Ban lift un- homosexuality at all. It is we 20th Sherck is a judge for the application process for the to Council as its representa- lendez takes the prize. fair to heterosexuals") is a rather century Americans who have District Court of Appeals grant, there is not, afterall, tive is a laughable one. But the harsh reality that good example of homophobia and found it so "repellent." for Northwest Ohio. We at a charge to apply for it. The Melendez didn't waste any Melendez misses is that, bigotry. That's why I thought it I appreciate my freedom to The News regret the error. News regrets this error. time at all showing his true while he wastes his time call- was a parody when I first read it. worship and to interpret Scrip- colors. In less than a two day ing for revolution. Republi- The lift of the ban on gays in ture how it has been revealed to period, he managed to not can Todd Kleismit will be the military is not unfair to me. I allow my fellow citizens only openly harass his Demo- working to solve the prob- Judeo-Christian Americans be- that right, also. Shouldn't we all? cratic rival (Todd Wesseler), lems of First Ward residents cause of their faith Brian D. Baddour but he went a step further and through cooperation. If you, the reader, are not Ang- Senior Tune - In to filed an Invalid petition (that J. Brandon Russell invites lican, you have freedom of relig- Computer Science and Math was irrelevant, he argued, us to take a good, long look at because he didn't really want Sam's campaign. to run as a Democrat, any- If Mr. Melendez cannot ^THOME FALCON BASKETBALL! way). even submit a valid petition to Preferred The comedy of errors con- run for the First Ward in the tinued in the letters to the first place, why should we TOMORROW NIGHT! editor portion of The BG take his campaign for any VS. OHIO UNIVERSITY Properties New*, which appeared in the more than what it is? Feb. 24 edition of the paper. A really bad joke. WOMEN 5:15, MEN 7:15 Mike Cook, the manager of Matthew Butler this campaign, writes that Junior Come help the Falcons Melendez "has more political History and Political Set- build momentun for the passion and experience in his MAC Tournament!

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Grad student teachers questioned Patching Things Up by Ginger Phillips Katzner also said there are now more general assignment reporter "Some would certainly disagree graduate assistants teaching classes due to the shortage of instructors caused by the The cost of a college education is expen- [graduate students] are not as budget crisis, but most assistants would be sive, but students hope the money they pay experienced as regular teaching anyway. for their education will be well worth the Cori Shahon, freshman special education sacrifice. professors. We do spend a good major, said she would prefer a regular However while there is usually no ques- deal of energy at the University professor to teach her classes. tion as to whether or not a professor is quali- "To be honest, I thought [the GAs] were fied to teach, many classes are taught by helping to prepare them for the unprepared," she said. graduate students, many of whom are just a classroom." Some graduate students who teach may be few years older than their students. unprepared, but students said they think the Graduate Dean Louis Katzner said the Louis Katzner, graduate dean biggest problem is in the presentation of the University tries to prepare graduate stu- material. dents in order to assure that undergraduates graduate assistants in classroom situations, are being taught by qualified teachers. and all GAs teach under the supervision of a "I had one for psychology and she was "Some would certainly disagree [graduate faculty member. really boring," said Diane Vaughn, a fresh- students] are not as experienced as regular He said graduate students usually super- man graphic design major. professors," Katzner said. "We do spend a vise labs or lead small discussion groups. good deal of energy at the University help- "All of these assignments are at the more However, Dave Sigler, a senior marketing ing to prepare them for the classroom." introductory level where the knowledge is major, said the GAs who have taught him in Katzner said graduate students must par- not as detailed as it would be in the spe- class have been easygoing and did a good ticipate in a week-long program to train cialized courses," Katzner said. job. Reggae to 'groove' BGSU-FA to elect at Marley Tribute next executives by Michael Zawackl states the election of officers is by Daron McDonald faculty reporter crucially important to the Uni- human diversity reporter versity and to faculty members' professional lives. The BGSU-Faculty Association Stoner said the election is im- The Ninth Annual Reggae Tribute to Bob Marley with the mu- is accepting nominations for portant because the officers will sic of Northwest Ohio's reggae band Groovemaster will take candidates to fill four key posi- serve for three years and will place Saturday. tions within the organization. oversee the first contract nego- This year's proceeds from the event will support the Somalia tiated under collective bargain- Project. The project is organized by University student Peter Ron Stoner, current chairman ing. Ogbuji, who is raising money to send to Somalia through the In- of the BGSU-FA, said a new ternational Red Cross. president, vice president, secre- Keith Bernhard, member of Groovemaster has been playing reggae music around the tary and treasurer will be the BGSU-FA steering commit- Bowling Green area for about five years. elected. tee, said to vote in the election a faculty member must be a mem- The band's music is described as "roots reggae music" refer- Stoner said the charter, ap- ber of the BGSU-FA. He added ring to a more traditional music form rather than the forms disc proved by faculty association ballots will be mailed only to jockeys use. Dance hall music is one such example, said Errol members last fall, specifies the members of the BGSU-FA, and Lam, adviser of the Carribean Association. The first reggae organization hold an election in members should receive the bal- tribute started out as an informal get together in 1983. In 1984, the spring semester to become lots by March 12. the tribute added drumming, poetry and was called the "Com- authorized by the State Employ- "The last day to be eligible [for mittee to Commemorate Bob Marley." ment Relations Board. the election of officers] is March "Bob Marley showed the importance of the spirit of freedom, 19," Bernhard said. "The dead- justice and peace through his music and words," said Greg Mur- Charles Shirkey, chairman of line to receive the ballots is ray of B-Bop Records in Toledo. the nominating committee, said March 29." The BG Ncwi/Tereu Tktnm he will soon meet with the com- Working for the City of Bowling Green, public worker Cory The non-alcoholic event, sponsored by the Carribean Associa- mittee to prepare slates of candi- Bernhard said if faculty mem- Johnson coven up potholes on Ridge Street Thursday afternoon. tion, Progressive Student Organization and B-Bop Records in dates to fill the four officer posi- bers are interested in becoming Johnson said the holes were fixed using a new method called coal Toledo, begins at 9 p.m. in the Northeast Commons. tions. part of the BGSU-FA they should patching. In a newsletter, the BGSU-FA contact him or Hal Lunde. Budget Continued from page one. African art feature of exhibit cil, and Gee said it is short- Ms. Cartwright reviewed steps universities in 13 contiguous by Daron McDonald opens, educates and also communicates ideas sighted to cut university funding taken at Kent State and else- states. human diversity reporter about Africa and African-American culture." at a time when everyone is hop- where in the system to more ef- The message Gadzekpo tries to convey in his ing and working for an upturn in fectively manage available re- Gee said Ohio State has had to paintings is a reflection of American and interna- the economy. sources. cut costs by combining its admis- An African motif art exhibition featuring art tional society. One painting deals with AIDS, and "Higher education has lost "Ohio is very cost effective in sions and financial aid offices, from various local artists is being shown in the another with how systems affect the individual en- priority at the very time that our its delivery of higher education," eliminating duplicative emer- McFall Center art gallery from Feb. 22 through titled "Systems." He also deals with images of jazz economic future is indelibly tied she said. gency medical services and March 25. in "A Tribute to Miles Davis" and "Dizzy - Bebop to our ability to master new She said Ohio is 33 percent be- deferring building maintenance The exhibit is sponsored by the African People's In Gold." ideas, new knowledge and new low the average administrative although some decisions may Association as part of African American History Other artists showcased include Jasmin Asha- technologies," Horton said. expenditures per student among "come back to haunt us." Month featuring Leonard Gadzekpo, a University kih, a University political science graduate stu- student working toward a master's degree in fine dent; Ernie Jones, an art teacher at Scott High arts, and other African and African-American stu- School in Toledo; Barbara Selvy, a University alu- SUPPORT YOUR FALCON TEAM dents. mna who teaches art in the Toledo Public Schools; "From what one has read, the only form of Afri- and Michael Stewart, a University sophomore can art people recognize are things such as drawing major. masks," Gadzekpo said. "There are contemporary Some of the paintings are also for sale with CHARLESTOWN APTS. ♦ African artists just like other cultures. The exhibit prices ranging from $85 to $990. AND MID AM MANOR 'NOW RENTING* t ^ 15-*- ^. Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to ♦ campus Summer 1993 and 1993-94 school year. 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and water included, air conditioning t 352-4048 1 Resident Manager ♦ 1055 /2 N. 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These experiences. But for some students, coordinating The panel discussion on Thursday evening will projects should receive fund- projects are unrelated to his these student affairs could also blossom into a ca- feature individuals with backgrounds in student A recently retired Universi- ing. work with the panel which be- reer after graduation. The panel also meets yearly affairs careers. Amy O'Donnel, assistant director ty professor has been named a gan on Jan. 1 of this year. Student Affairs and the Higher Education of of career planning and placement, and Eric Tam member of an international to review the current projects The Li member panel con- Student Affairs are sponsoring "Careers in Stu- mes, graduate advisor of UAO, will speak on their panel which reviews and regu- and to make recommendations sists of experts from different dent Affairs Week: A point of view that makes a experience and how they became involved with lates the research funding of about which projects should fields of science. Noble will difference," March 8 through 12. student affairs. scientists worldwide. continue receiving funding. serve as the representative for "It's a means of increasing awareness of it as a Reginald Noble recently re- forestry and plant sciences. profession," said Lynn Hogan, administrative in- Tammes said he will mainly talk to students tired as chairman of the biolo- Noble said he became in- While at the University, Noble tern of Student Affairs. about how to get involved with student affairs and gical sciences department to volved with the panel after he has taught biology courses and let students know there are professional programs become a member of the Col- was contacted by a representa- recently has focused on teach- Hogan said Student Affairs is part of the aca- specifically geared for careers in student affairs. laboration in Basic Science and tive from the National ing plant physiology. demic mission of the University. Besides classes, Engineering Review Panel. Research Council. He said he Noble began his career at the the University offers recreation, health services, He is in his second year of the college student thinks he received the ap- University in 1968 as a teach- counseling, housing and other services along with personnel master's program at the University, and The COBASE panel was es- pointment because of his in- ing assistant and has been at a variety of student activities. said he chose this type of career because he enjoys tablished by the National volvement in several interna- the University since then ex- "The student affairs profession is here to help working with people. Research Council and is de- tional projects. He is involved cept for a two year period from with these," Hogan said. "I was very active as an undergraduate. I en- signed to serve as an advisory in two projects in the former 1972 to 1974. joyed the experience so much I wanted to keep on committee which reviews pro- Soviet Union, as well as one in During his two-year ap- In the past. Student Affairs has hosted this activ- working with students," Tammes said. posals made by American . pointment. Noble said he hopes ity as a single night program, however, Hogan says He added careers in student affairs are general- scientists in search of funding Noble said his current to make sure the best research Student Affairs would like the event to grow. This for their international projects. project will take him to Iceland proposals are approved and year it will extend to a full week adding bulletin ly ideal for those who are enthusiastic and dedi- The panel reviews the propos- where he is working to organ- receive funding. boards in residence halls and a newsletter to the cated and enjoy meeting and working with new traditional panel discussion. people. Hogan said the newsletter will basically be a fact Hogan said many students do not think of stu sheet about the individuals who work in Student dent affairs as a career, but hopefully career week Affairs at the University. It will be available at will inform them of the different career choices different locations on campus and distributed to the field has to offer. r Congratulations to the i \ +++*+++++++* r 1993-94 S.T.E.P. 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Drilling Laser Perfect Local apartment owners to sue city by Chris Hawley local government reporter

The Wood County Apartment Association is proceeding with plans to sue the City of Bowling Green because it will not provide garbage and recycling pickup services for apartment complexes. Rob Holley, WCAA acting president, said the group is now seeking a lawyer to handle the case and has notified the city they plan to file a legal complaint sometime this spring. WCAA representatives met with city administrators Feb. 16 to dis- cuss the group's long-standing demand that the city provide refuse pickup, but could not reach an agreement. Municipal Administrator Colleen Smith said the city believes apartment complexes are businesses which must contract with pri- vate haulers for disposal services. Holley said his group believes be- cause apartment complexes are zoned as residential areas and pay property taxes, they should receive the same services as houses. The city currently provides recycling bins for apartment residents, but apartment owners must provide for the hauling of materials to the recycling center. City Public Works Director Bill Blair said if the court requires re- fuse pickup, the city would no longer be able to provide the service through tax revenue alone. Both Holley and Smith said they expect the suit to be "amicable" and added they believe legal action is the only way to determine if the city should provide the service. "The only way to find that out is to push it and have a court say yes or no," Holley said. He added the disposal services issue has been a matter of conten- tion for years, but rising landfill costs in 1992 prompted the WCAA to move to "settle this once and for all." In a Jan. 12 letter to Smith, Holley said in addition to the question of refuse pickup, WCAA was concerned the city might make recycling mandatory in the future. Holley said the group worried if that was to happen, landlords might be held responsible for tenants who disposed of recyclable materials in trash bins. The BG Newi/TIm Norman However, Blair said Bowling Green's recycling program has been so successful that the city does not plan to require participation. Chemistry department machinist Larry Ahl drills a hole for a laser types of things, and you never know from one day to the next what "If it became mandatory, it would be made so by the state," Blair In Overman Hall. Ahl said he enjoys his Job because "I make all you will be doing." said. "There's no reason for the city to make it mandatory when we'- ve got a 97 percent participation rate." IN BRIEF... Winter bicyclists disregard Wood County Prosecutor's Office attorneys pre- requests it or place them in temporary or perma- sented their first witnesses in Bowling Green's nent foster care. "home alone" dependency hearing before Judge The hearing is scheduled to continue March 5. elements, put others at risk Robert Pollex Thursday. Pollex said he will meet with the children before The prosecution is attempting to prove that the determining where they will live until the case is by Ginger Phillips Ray DeVito, a freshman sports management children of Jonathan and Brenda Jackson are "de- decided. general assignment reporter major, says he might as well ride to class since he pendent" - neglected or needing the protection of However, he said, until the meeting, the children has to be out In the bad weather anyway. the state - because their parents left them alone will remain in the care of the Wood County De- They're an unusual sight - bundled in scarves, "I don't like to walk to class," DeVito said. "[The while on a Florida honeymoon Jan. 26. partment of Human Services. gloves and hats, pedaling furiously through the ice weather] doesnt affect the condition of my bike." The Jacksons are expected to argue they provid- Because the hearing Is a juvenile court matter, and snow. The bicyclists who take on the winter DeVito said the classes would have to be can- ed for the children's care during their absence, a news reporters were not allowed to observe the clmerits may be brave, but are they smart? proceedings. Pollex also released a court order celed before he stops riding. He also said he has court official said. "I certainly wouldn't ride my bike in the winter," never fallen due to bad weather conditions but If Pollex declares the children dependent, he Wednesday prohibiting the display of photographs Bowling Green Police Lt. Tom Brokamp said. someday probably will. may award custody of the children to someone who or television images of the children. Brokamp said although he does not think bike "Maybe after I fall I wont ride anymore," De- riding in the snow is very wise, he does not know of Vito said. Victims any bike accidents reported in the city. Still, non-bikers continue to wonder about these Barbara Waddell, public information officer of bikers and some become annoyed by them. Continued from page one. University police, says she has not seen any re- Leesa Clark, a senior psychology major, says she Bowers said she is upset she had the Bowers family was forgotten. doesn't have to send anything to ports of bicycle accidents due to bad weather has seen walkers almost get hit by bikers due to a not been notified officially. The "We should have sent a letter, these people, but it is my argu- either. Waddell added pedestrians as well as bicy- lack of room on unclear sidewalks. first she heard about Oviedo's but for some reason we didn't," ment that they should know so clists should take precautions in icy weather be- "I almost get run over by them all the time," parole hearing was when The he said. "I know we've sent them they could take precautions." cause she believes both are just as likely to slip. Clark said. "They come up behind me." News called to ask about her in- notices before." Many of the winter bicyclists agree and say they Nicole Shafer, a freshman pre-nursing major, tentions regarding the hearing. Mayberry said he has long At one time, there was legisla- actually enjoy the challenge of dashing through said she has seen problems among walkers and "That's very strange. We get thought the parole board should tion in the Ohio Senate that called the snow on wheels. bikers. "Two days in a row my friend got hit by a notices when one of the other fel- be required to notify people like for parole hearing notification, Eric Trumbull, a junior psychology major, said bike," Shafer said, but also added that the weather lows involved comes up for par- the Bowers family of upcoming but it was stalled in the Senate he has had his bike for a month, but he's never had was not even bad on those days. ole," she said. hearings. Judiciary Committee, Mayberry any problems with the snowy weather. 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jobless benefit claims The Associated Press olina sociologist who has written about such topics as country songs and bourbon whiskey. The Associated Press "Bubba's one of those terms," Reed said, "that to be the threshold between an In addition to the regular ATLANTA - If you measure stock performance may be all right to use within the group. But when improving and deteriorating weekly benefit claims, 22,405 in NASCAR points, rather than Dow ones, read on. you've got a magazine coming out of New York, WASHINGTON -- The num- labor market. other applications were filed If you thought "thirtysomething" was how many people get their backs up." ber of Americans filing first- The Labor Department re- by newly laid-off workers for beers $15 ought to buy at the 7-Eleven, your time Dean acknowledged the magazine has rankled time claims for jobless bene- ported earlier that payrolls benefits under a federal emer- has finally arrived along with that fella from some in Dixie. The editor hastened to note that he's fits edged up by 4,000 in mid- grew by 106,000 in January, the gency program. That was down Razorback country. At least, so say the editors of a a Virginian and that other staffers come from February, the first increase in biggest increase in six months, from 30,118 during the week publication that just hit the news racks. Texas and South Carolina. "It's by Bubbas and for a month, the government re- while the unemployment rate ended Feb. 6. It's called Bubba Magazine. Bubbas." ported today. dipped to 7.1 percent after re- The emergency program is The slick, TV Guide-size journal offers pieces Dean argued that Bubba, while starting as a But the advance was only maining stalled at 7.3 percent due to expire on March 6, but defining the Bubba culture it says President Clin- Southern term, now applies around the nation. half of what many analysts had the previous two months. the House voted 254-161 on ton will foster. There are articles on everything "You can find Bubba in New Hampshire, I guar- expected. And 45 states and The four-week moving aver- Wednesday to extend unem- from must-sees along the Little Rock-to- antee you." territories reported declines, age of new claims continued to ployment insurance for up to Washington corridor (don't miss "Dinosaur Land") "Bubbas are friendly, outgoing sorts," the maga- while only eight posted in- fall during the latest reporting 26 weeks for laid-off workers to drink recipes (one's called "Hop, Skip and Go zine says while explaining how the term fits Clin- creases. period. It dropped to 334,500, whose state benefits have ex- Naked."). ton's style. The Labor Department said the lowest since the average pired. The Senate Finance The 300,000-copy first issue is already sold out in the new applications for unem- reached 327,250 during the Committee approved a similar many bookstores around the country. Editor Dean "Nobody could look that comfortable in a John ployment insurance during the week ended Sept. 30,1989. measure earlier in the day. King said. Looks like this dog will hunt, to use Clin- Deere cap without knowing who he is and who his week ended Feb. 13 totaled Many analysts prefer to The $5.7 billion bill is the ton's own phrase. people are. Our man is a Bubba through and 325,000, up from 321,000 a track the four-week average first major element of Presi- "Bill Clinton is Bubba's new dawn," enthused through. They couldn't bleach it out of him In Ox- week earlier. because it smooths out the vo- dent Clinton's economic stimu- King. ford, England or at Yale Law School, so they don't Claims have remained below latility of the weekly numbers lus package to be voted on. It's But not everybody's so sure, notably in the have a prayer now." 400,000 since September. Many and more accurately reflects expected to help about two mil- South. analysts consider that number the labor situation. lion workers. "I give it four issues before it goes belly-up," The magazine takes on such questions as "How said John Shelton Reed, a University of North Car- to explain Hillary" who is, it says, no Bubbette. Californians still conserving water The Associated Press California There's no question about it," ings piped recycled water through ornamen- said Douglas Priest, manager of the state tal fountains, and Los Angeles firefighters drought center. trained with dry hoses. SAN FRANCISCO - Landscaper Craig Priest and Maurice Roos, chief hydrologist Broberg hopes to turn brown lawns green. Before drought problems in Santa Barbara for the state Department of Water Resour- ended last year, one landscaper solved the Mike Aburahma will wash his deli floor ces, believe a storm last weekend finished without first using the water to rinse the let- brown grass problem with a $45 paint job us- the drought. Gov. Pete Wilson formally de- ing green vegetable dye. tuce. And Marilyn Smith may flush more clared it over Wednesday. often. Some water districts rationed supplies and All over the state, Californians are drink- The snowstorm, the latest In a wet and residents swapped thirsty lawns for ing in the good news that the six-year wild winter, brought the water content of the drought-tolerant plants, installed low-flow drought is over. Sierra Nevada snowpack to 140 percent of shower heads and let toilets go unflushed. the April 1 average, enough to bring most Priest suspected the latter conservation But officials have one caveat: with 30 mil- reservoirs above normal when it melts, measure will be the first to go, but other life- Originally from Bloomington, Ind., the band is lion people and a limited water supply, the Priest said. style changes, such as installing a high- known throughout the area for their unique sound - state isn't flush enough to abandon good ha- efficiency toilet tank and not letting water a bizarre combination of punk funk, rhythm and bits learned in the dry season. During the drought, cities used reclaimed run during tooth-brushing, probably will blues, east coast ska, disco, and even country, "Conservation practices are here to stay in water to irrigate courses, office build- survive. resulting in a blend of The Twist Otis, Fishbone, and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. 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So if you have been dnnking, get a ndeideW 1217 PROUTY ST. with a friend. Its the best call you can make. kWTMCYtU Win I TTTTTTTTTTTff r ~\ Elsewhere February 26, 1993 The BG News Law bans Kevorkian's work Flood invades The Associated Press for himself." matter of time after that when the law is "No one wants to see a loved one suffer, struck down," Schwartz said. LANSING, Mich. - The governor signed but Jack Kevorkian doing his thing is simply Arizona crops an Immediate ban on assisted suicides too much," Engler said. Kevorkian has called the law immoral and Thursday soon after the Legislature passed contends it clashes with a doctor's obligation The Associated Press several days. Bridges and it, spurred on by the three latest deaths Dr. The law makes assisting in a suicide a to ease suffering. pumping stations were also in Jack Kevorkian aided. felony punishable by up to four years in peril. An attorney for Kevorkian said "it's just a prison and a $2,000 fine. It is to remain in ef- The American Civil Liberties Union of WELLTON, Ariz. -- Flood- An estimated 3,500 people matter of time" before the suicide-machine fect for up to 21 months while a special Michigan will file a constitutional challenge waters streamed over an ear- along the Gila from Painted inventor defies the ban. commission studies the issue and the Legis- to the new law Monday, said Howard Simon, then dam Thursday, threaten- Rock Dam near Gila Bend to The ban originally was approved in lature acts on the panel's recommendations. the ACLU's Michigan director. The chal- ing one of America's richest the Colorado River above the December and was to start March 30. Ke- vegetable-growing regions as city of Yuma In Arizona's vorkian's foes said they feared that painfully "If Kevorkian does this again, he can be lenge will be brought on behalf of "main- well as hundreds of homes southwestern corner were or terminally ill people were rushing to beat thrown in jail," said Sen. Doug Carl. "Kevor- stream physicians" and the American Asso- along a 90-mile reach of the urged to evacuate. The city that ban. kian seems to enjoy his role as Michigan's ciation of Retired Persons, Simon said. Gila River. itself was believed to be safe. Of the 15 suicides that Kevorkian has as- resident Grim Reaper, but what he's doing is "When life loses its value its a decision "We're looking at a major sisted since 1990, seven have come since wrong. By killing people, he's playing God." that should be left to each of us," he said. disaster, obviously," said About 500 people had left Gov. John Engler signed the original ban. Sen. James Berryman complained that "It's not up to the state to dictate how much Herb Guenther, manager of a their homes by Wednesday On Thursday, the House voted 92-10 to "this bill is out to get one person: Dr. Kevor- pain and suffering a person should have to drainage district along about afternoon, said Bart Free- make the law effective Immediately, and kian." endure." one-quarter of the Gila man, a state emergency ser- only 90 minutes later the Senate approved it An attorney for Kevorkian, Michael The river, fed by record vices spokesman in Yuma. 28-6. Schwartz, said Kevorkian soon would follow Schwartz said he didn't know when Ke- winter rains, was expected to Many more boxed their be- In signing the bill later Thursday, Engler through on his earlier vows to ignore the vorkian would help another person commit spread across thousands of longings and put them in said, "Mr. Kevorkian has clearly crossed the new law, then challenge its constitutionality. suicide. He said the 64-year-old retired acres of sparsely populated storage or loaded them on line. Most of the people of Michigan are un- Royal Oak pathologist will say only that he's desert farmland over the next trucks and awaited word. comfortable with the power he's assumed "It's just a matter of time. Then it's only a counseling people. Conflict stirs again in Somalia Conservative party One killed, four wounded by shooting of protestors in capital

The Associated Press malia Almost two dozen Nigerian troops took positions backs leader's exit at the hotel Wednesday night, backed by two U.S. MOGADISHU, Somalia - U.S. Marines and Marine communications specialists, to guard The Associated Press research firm, says 's already has a free trade Nigerian soldiers firing grenades and machine against an overnight attack. economy is likely to improve in agreement with the United guns battled snipers today in central Mogadishu. There was a brief exchange of fire before dawn, the next two to three quarters States and critics blame the At least one Somali was killed and four soldiers, but no attack. OTTAWA - Brian Mulroney and boost the Conservatives in rising unemployment on fac- three of them Marines, were wounded. The soldiers launched a heavy barrage today may be stepping down as prime the polls. tors such as businesses moving A relief agency about a half mile away also came against snipers believed to be firing AK-47 assault minister, but his party retains Elections must be held be- south to escape higher Canadi- under fire this morning. rifles. A Marine estimated 90 percent of the shoot- a parliamentary majority it is fore Nov. 21, the end of Par- an taxes and labor costs. "People are huddling under the stairs," Dawn ing was by Nigerians on the roof of the three-story likely to use to push through liament's current five-year Damas of the International Medical Corps' Kenya hotel and on the street. the controversial North Amer- mandate. Most analysts expect Both of the major opposition office said after speaking to co-workers in Moga- Shots also were fired at the U.N. offices in Soma- ican Free Trade Agreement the election, the date of which parties - the Liberals led by dishu. lia, about three blocks from the hotel. before fall elections. is decided by the prime minis- Jean Chretien and the New Elsewhere, the capital seemed calm following Journalists saw one dead Somali, shot in the traf- Mulroney, 53, announced his ter, to be held in September. Democratic Party led by Au- rioting Wednesday in which Somalis shouting anti- fic circle. A Nigerian soldier on the street also was resignation on Wednesday but In the meantime, the Con- drey McLaughlin - opposed American slogans faced off with U.S. and other co- seen being carried off by other soldiers. It was said he would remain In office servatives' hold a solid 80-seat the U.S.-Canada free trade alition soldiers, who killed at least five people. unclear how he was hurt. until a new Progressive Con- majority in the 295-seat House agreement. Both also oppose Relief work in the capital was halted during the Three Marines were wounded in the traffic servative Party leader can be of Commons. the North American Free violence, which was launched by supporters of circle, including one who appeared to be shot in the selected, probably at a June Prior to the election, the Trade Agreement, which will warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid who claim coali- party convention. government will try to clear a include . tion forces allowed followers of a rival warlord to leg. A Marine radio officer said none of the injur- "I shall hand over to my suc- logjam of controversial legisla- attack an Aidid ally. ies was believed life-threatening. cessor a government and party tion, including the free trade The North American pact Aidid is perhaps Somalia's most powerful war- The firefight occurred in the same area where ... ready to fight and win the agreement and proposed would expand the U.S.-Canada lord and has generally cooperated with the foreign rioting Wednesday virtually paralyzed traffic next election," Mulroney said changes to the unemployment relationship to include Mexico forces trying to restore order to this chaotic land throughout Mogadishu. Wednesday, ending months of insurance system, and propose effective Jan. 1,1994, eliminat- so relief can get to its starving millions. speculation about his future. a budget. ing all tariffs and creating a But many of his supporters have been angered Army Maj. Ken Roberts said the U.S.-led coali- Mulroney's resignation was Mulroney says he sees no zone with 364 million con- by coalition weapons confiscations and by dimin- tion forces expected some trouble today, but noth- strategically timed to Improve reason why the North Ameri- sumers and $6.4 trillion in total ished opportunities to loot and extort since the ing like the unrest that killed at least five people chances the Conservatives will can free trade pact cannot be trade. first Marines came ashore in December. and left burning barricades on several roads on remain in power. ratified by the House of Com- In Washington on Wednes- The shooting this morning broke out at a traffic Wednesday. The party is now free of a mons before the elections. His day, President Clinton singled circle in Aidid's domain and spread up a main road The protests Wednesday were fanned by Aidid's hugely unpopular leader government Is expected to In- out the trade agreement as one to a hotel where most foreign journalists stay. claims that the U.S.-led peacemaking force in So- blamed for the country's eco- troduce the necessary legisla- of Mulroney's accomplish- The air smelled of gunpowder and smoke floated malia allowed followers of Mohamed Said Hirsi, nomic woes. tion this week. ments. through the street as grenade blasts rocked the known as Gen. Morgan, to attack an Aidid ally in Andrew Pyle, senior econo- Though the government has The Canadian prime minister area and shooting roared for about two hours. the southern port of Kismayu. mist at the Toronto unit of pushed free trade, the Canadi- was the first foreign leader Protesters threw rocks at the hotel on Wednes- U.S. officials said Morgan agreed to comply with MMS International, a financial an public has been cool. Canada with whom Clinton met. day and threatened to attack it in their anger an allied ultimatum to pull his forces out of Kis- against foreign troops and other foreigners in So- mayu today. HOME FALCON HOCKEY TONIGHT VS. MIAMI REDSKINS! Come help beat the CCHA-Leadina Redskins!

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Dana hired Vance International's Asset Miami which urged Cubans to pay fines and legal fees totaling more than Four months ago, a jury found the striking Protection Team to provide around-the-clock SANTIAGO, Cuba - Cuba, cast blank ballots or avoid the $800,000 to strike-bound Dana Corp. will go local guilty of 36 violations of a preliminary security at the Angola plant after the strike on Wednesday, held its first polls in protest. broke if the order is allowed to stand, its at- began. direct elections for Parlia- Wednesday marked the torney says. Company lawyers successfully argued in ment since the 1959 Commu- first time since the revolution United Auto Workers Local 1406 was "... You don't see very many court that the force of nine guards needed nist revolution, but only can- that Castro has faced a popu- found guilty last fall of vandalism, physical additional officers once strike-related inci- didates supporting the party lar election. He is seeking a threats and other mischief in a 10-month-old cases make it to this stage. dents by the local escalated. line were permitted to run. National Assembly seat. That strike against Dana's Weatherhead Division. Usually, in a labor setting like Tubergen's ruling also allowed Dana Corp. Candidates were selected body elects the Council of to recover $61,934 for security at plant man- by labor and social groups af- State, whose leader is the Steuben Circuit Judge Dane Tubergen on this, an injunction comes and ager Grant Shepler's suburban Fort Wayne filiated with the Communist president of the country. Wednesday ordered the union to pay things calm down." home; $53,488 for living expenses for the Party and were approved by $767,005 to the Toledo, Ohio-based company. Anthony Stites, Dana Corp. additional security guards; $11,274 to hire a city assemblies. Castro said there were no He amended the order Thursday to include security consultant; $9,150 for damages to President Fidel Castro was plans to hold direct elections court and attorney fees, bringing the total to attorney tires, windshields and employees vehicles; greeted by thousands of for the Council of State. $832,571. and $855 for damage to windows and the roof cheering Cubans as his of the Angola plant. motorcade pulled up at the At precisely 7 a.m., the Local President Terry Swager complained injunction. Those violations included crimi- "The very activity which the court found Manuel Isla Perez elementary national anthem blared from that Tubergen "gave Dana Corporation nal mischief, vandalism, verbal and physical to have required the preliminary injunction school, where he voted. a scratchy public address about everything they wanted." threats, infringing on plant operations, park- was the same activity that continued after In a rare news conference system at the Manuel Isla ing alongside its property and exceeding the issuance of it," Tubergen wrote. with reporters from more Perez school as the polls "If there was truly vandalism done by court-ordered per-gate limits of six pickets. Dana Weatherhead's attorney, Anthony than a dozen nations, he said opened. Poll workers held two anyone, then anybody'd expect to pay for UAW officials said they planned to appeal Stites, said the company was pleased with the elections would "change open ballot boxes upside those things," Swager said. "But he's got us the jury's verdict. Tubergen's ruling. the course of the country, of down to show they were paying for guards' meals, Christinas trees, More than 350 members of the local union "But you don't see very many cases make the revolution." empty, a process repeated at jungle boots, security consultants - and have been on strike since April 6 against it to this stage. Usually, in a labor setting like The only apparent oppo- polling places across the when you take that into consideration, it's a Dana's operations in Angola. The company this, an injunction comes and things calm sition came from several anti- country. little much." has hired temporary workers to continue down," Stites said. Man accidentally 'killed' by U.S. sends aid to Bosnia Social Security typing error Military to drop food on starving residents in eastern towns The Associated Press The Associated Press Although Hoffman showed Lt. Gen. Lars-Eric Walhlgren of Sweden said in "The clerk seemed the agency that he was alive, Stockholm that an airdrop was a "last resort" and SAN DIEGO -- Robert Hoff- much contused for a his problems were really only SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Bosnian that he preferred truck convoys. man says his life hasn't been beginning. The monthly check Serb leaders ordered their troops Thursday not to Many of the 22 convoys on the road Wednesday the same since the Social Secu- while. Then suddenly was no longer in the mail. shoot at U.S. planes parachuting aid to eastern reportedly reached their destinations. On Thurs- rity Administration killed him he wouldn't tell me a And when he finally got Bosnia, but warned that the planned airdrop could day, a convoy of 12 relief trucks arrived in the with a keystroke, costing him a benefits restored, including worsen the war or impede peace talks. eastern town of Gorazde, a Muslim enclave that month of benefits. thing..." back pay for the month he was In Washington, President Clinton formally an- had received no aid since Jan. 12. Hoffman, 68, is still strug- Robert Hoffman, "dead," the agency thought it nounced that the U.S. military will drop food for gling to straighten out his re- had paid Hoffman too much the hungry in besieged eastern towns. The timing The Gorazde convoy got through only after a cords since discovering in Oc- computer error victim and ordered him to give the of the airdrops will be determined by the Defense three-day holdup 20 miles to the north in Podro- tober 1990 that the agency ac- money back. Department and the United Nations, he said. manija, where Serbs searched it unnessarily "box cidentally listed him as dead. Hoffman went and learned: Bosnia's Muslim president, Alija Izetbegovic, by box," said Cmdr. Barry Frewer, a U.N. Hoffman discovered the "I was dead." "I just think Social Security left Thursday for a meeting in Washington with peacekeepers spokesman. mix-up when he called an He said he later found out needs some kind of quality- Clinton before a new round of peace talks at U.N. "They continue to be in the driver's seat, in- agency office to ask about his that someone, somewhere had control effort," he said. headquarters in New York. specting when and where they want," Frewer said. Medicare application. inadvertently hit the wrong Hoffman now figures that he Sarajevo was relatively quiet for a fourth day, "The clerk seemed much key on a computer keyboard. and Social Security are square but Serbs and Muslims reportedly dueled with ar- Izetbegovic initally was invited to Washington confused for a while," he said. on the amount of money he has tillery in the Bihac region in the northwest. Battles by Vice President Al Gore, but the government "Then suddenly he wouldn't "It can easily happen," said received. also were reported in a coastal area of neighboring said he also planned to meet with Clinton before tell me a thing and began sim- Barbara Smith, an information He said, their records still . heading to New York for the resumption of nego- ply repeating, parrot fashion, specialist with the Social Secu- incorrectly show that he was The food-drop operation will be the deepest tiations with Serb and Croat leaders. that I had to go to a local office rity Administration in Mary- paid for 13 months in two suc- American involvement yet in the war over Bos- with identification." land. cessive years, 1991 and 1992. nia's secession from Serb-dominated Yugoslavia The talks broke off on Feb. 11 without much A statement from the Bosnian Serb military told progress. The main stumbling block is a proposed troops not to fire at American transport planes "or map that would divide Bosnia into 10 largely \\K\ I IK A 11K A IIKA 11K \ 11K \ IIKA to by any means jeopardize" the airdrops, the Yu- autonomous provinces formed along ethnic lines. I IK A IIKA IIKA IIKA IIKA goslav news agency Tanjug said. Saving die Best for Last The statement warned that the aidrop could es- Serb-dominated Yugoslavia denied allegations calate the conflict if U.S. planes were shot down that it was shipping arms to Somalia, which would and American forces retaliated, Tanjug said. be a violation of U.N. sanctions barring arms trade PI KAPPA ALPHA A Serb official, Aleksa Buna, charged that Mus- by either country. 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by Randy Setter Alaska Face-Off, making 14 sports writer saves. Ellis will not be the only Falcon missing tonight. Sean Pronger is A loss to Michigan and a tie suspended as a result of his game with Michigan State last week- disqualification at Michigan for end, leaves BG with little chance spearing. He will be eligible to for home ice, but with an even play Saturday. bigger concern of regaining sev- Miami still holds on to first enth place from Kent State. place in the CCHA with a 20-3 3 The Flashes moved up with an record at 42 points, despite at- 8-6,11-5 sweep of Ohio State. To- tempts by Michigan and Lake night the Falcons host Miami at 7 Superior (tied at 40) to dethrone p.m. in an attempt to win the se- the Redskins. The Redskin power ries. Saturday, BG travels to play ranks third in the league at eleventh-place Ohio State for a .230, while their penalty killing rematch with the 3-21-2 Buck- unit ranks second at .870. eyes. Right wing Chris Bergeron and "We're refocused with four center Brian Savage pace Miami games to go in our season," head with 46 and 45 points respective- coach Jerry York said. "The two ly. Savage leads the team in goals teams we're capable of beating, with 29 and 7 power play goals. we play away from home, making Bergeron leads the CCHA in it a harder game against Notre plus/minus with a plus-25. Dame and Ohio State. The two In net for Miami, Richard harder here, which gives us an Shulmistra has a 16-2-2 record edge to certainly show that we with a saves percentage of .901 can beat Michigan State, and and a 2.57 goals allowed average with the 5-0 win against Miami, of 2.57, standing second only to we can show that it was not a Michigan's Steve Shields. fluke." The Falcons will be looking to BG will be looking to repeat close out this year's Ohio State their December 5th performance series with a 2-1 advantage. A BG when they beat Miami 54). The win would add the Buckeyes to series Is tied at 1-1, due to a 7-5 the list of series the Falcons have Falcon loss In a return match at won this season, along with UK" Miami. (3-0) and Notre Dame (2-0 advan- In the previous contest, goal- tage). tender Aaron Ellis turned away Ohio State beat BG 7-5 in 27 shots to notch his first career Columbus in November in a shutout and started a four game game that saw Brett Harkins go win streak for Ellis. The Falcons out for 6 games with an ankle in- will need a similar performance jury. BG returned the favor the from senior goaltender Angelo next night, dumping the Buck- Iibertucci who will start tonight eyes 11-2. due to Ellis being struck with the The Buckeyes are lead by flu before Thursday's practice. Steve Richards (6-19-25) and Ron Iibertucci last started against White (11-12-23) with White and Maine in the finals of the Cleve- Phil Cadman leading the team In land College Hockey Classic, giv- goals with 11 each. 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The BG Nevus February 26,1993 I A I, C O ^ IB A S 14 I] I IS A I L BOWLING GREEN vs OHIO Miller Time Defensive player Floyd Miller is basketball 's leading rebounder by Stave Senly once the basketball is shot by his foul trouble in the crucial stages sports writer team or the other team, the pos- of a game. session of the basketball is as "I hate to sit down. I cant play much his as it is anybody's. The defense with myhands so much In the game of basketball, offensive players are admired, but defensive players are re- quired to win games. Floyd Miller, BG's leading re- bounder at 5.9 rebounds per game, will never capture any scoring titles, but he hopes his efforts contribute to a winning season which terminates with a Mid-American Conference title. Miller recognizes what he needs to do to make the team vic- recipient of the roundball goes to You can't blame the referees. torious, and he has no regrets the one who has exerted the most They are just doing their Job." that these feats haven't planted effort to obtain it. Miller likes Another goal Miller is pursuing him in the spotlight. this idea. He likes it so much, for the rest of the year is to be- "My main duty Is to rebound," that he doesn't mind if his team- come more offensive-minded Miller said. "I also have to play mates keep firing perimeter when he is on the floor. One way good defense to help the team. I jump shots. he hopes to do this is by utilizing like to play defense. I try to be a "I dont think much about his quickness and speed, traits presence on the floor." whether I receive the ball inside that most pivot players fail to Even though Miller only aver- or not, because if we shoot from possess. ages 7.5 points per contest. Mil- the outside we have a chance of "Usually, a lot of guys my size ler contends that BG coach Jim making it or getting the rebound. aren't as quick as I am. I try to Larranaga still wants him to be That is where I step in." use my jumping ability and speed an instrumental part in BG's Miller's stern work ethic hasn't to put myself at an advantage." offense. Yet, not that instrumen- gone unnoticed by the people that However, even if Miller tal. mean the most to him, his team- achieves these goals, his "I feel confident going outside mates. Point guard Michael goal of a MAC title won't be sat- (on offense) and trying to find Huger who usually has a good isfied if the team doesn't play as the open man on the offensive view of Miller's tenacious pivot one cohesive unit. Miller thinks end of the floor," Miller play, believes Miller is just be- this will be the deciding factor as said."Yet, I won't shoot any ginning to peak. Hopefully, he to whether BG prospers down the three-pointers." will hit his stride in time for the road. While he doesnt shoot the trey, MAC Tournament. "We have played well together he does know how to leap over at times, but then we break down opponents to get rebounds, re- "Floyd has done a nice job on in the second half of games and bounds and more rebounds. The the boards this year," Huger slack off. We cant do that any- source of these endless string of said. "He really picked up his re- more. As a team, we are not caroms is hard work and more bounding and his scoring when happy with the way the season hard work. In fact. Miller be- we needed it most this year. has gone. We need to concentrate Tkf BG Newi/Tim Norm*. lieves that he hasn't worked hard Right now, Floyd has to worry on playing together as a team for about his post defense in order to Sophomore forward Floyd Miller looks for a pass as Roger Evans watches during the Falcons game enough He believes improve- an entire game. The only thing against Kent State. BG defeated the Golden Flashes 81-78 at Anderson Arena. ment is mandatory if the Falcons stay out of foul trouble." that I don't like about basketball expect to contend for the MAC Miller is listening. One of his is losing," he said. crown. primary goals for the rest of the But under the hoop, where the "My rebounding should have year Is to play defense with his 6'7" sophomore thrives, the only been much better this season," mind and body instead of his losers are the ones that dont Women battle Bobcats he said. "I have to keep focusing hands and arms. According to work. Luckily for the men's bas- on rebounding the basketball." Miller, there is nothing more ketball team, Miller has proved to improve AP standing Miller is a firm believer that frustrating than encountering he is more than ready to work

Bowling Green's nationally- to get through the talented Ohio points. When she hits the historic 1,000, she will become the third Men battle Ohio for ranked women's basketball team Bobcats and superstar Kelly will try to improve its standing Weir. player this season to enter the with the Associated Press Satur- The senior forward has been an prestigious club, but only the day evening when it takes on the offensive force. Her rankings in 10th in Bowling Green history. the MAC include: first in three- While Lendvay and the rest of place in MAC tourney at Anderson Arena. The AP has Bowling Green point percentage (45.1), second in the team will be fired up for her listed as 25th in its most recent free-throw percentage (83.9), moment of glory, the real con- The men's basketball team bounds per outing. enough as Western escaped release. It is the first time a Mid- third in scoring average (17.S), centration right now is on the must regroup down the stretch According to BG's Michael with a 69-65 victory. American Conference team has and sixth in field goal percentage Mid-American Conference Tour- of the season if it wants to con- Huger, the Falcons must not Huger contends that ever broken into the Top 25. (52.2). nament. tend in the upcoming Mid- focus too much on Trent, be- offensive egression is needed Besides the ranking, the Fal- Another player with such tal- The Falcons have assured American Conference Tour- cause OU possesses an ample to win just as badly as defen- cons have plenty of other things ent is Falcon Judit Lendvay. The themselves of the MAC title and nament. The Falcons have supply of weapons that can sive prowess. Ohio is vulnera- on their minds, according to senior guard enters the game a number one seed in the tour- dropped three straight games take over a game. Ohio is ble on its defensive end as they dark with a 14.S points-per-game ney. As heavy favorites, anything to fall to 6-9 in the conference ranked second in the MAC in hold opponents to almost 72 The team will be looking to ex- average and is coming off of a 21 less than a title - and the ensuing and 9-14 overall. Saturday, BG team offense by scoring 70 points a game. tend its home winning streak, point performance against trip to the NCAAs - will be a dis- faces Ohio University, who is points per contest. "We need to rebound and run which stands presently at 14. BG Western Michigan on Wednes- appointment for both the players 9-6 in the league and 12-11 "We can't focus too much on on them," he said. "We also has also won 28 of its last 30 day. and the fans. overall. Trent," Huger said. "We have have to play solid defense and contests held at Anderson Arena What fans will be screaming One more step towards the Big The game will be held in An- to focus on them as a team. Yet, limit their three-point shoot- Overall, the Falcons have been for Saturday, however, will be Dance can be taken tomorrow derson Arena at 7:30 p.m. at we have to keep a body on ing." victorious in their last 11 games. her 14th point. Lendvay enters night against the Bobcats. Anderson Arena. Maybe the Trent all of the time and limit BG inserted Matt Otto into To earn number 12, BG will have the contest with 986 career Tip-off is at 5:45. home court will help the stut- his shot opportunities." the starting lineup against tering Falcons. Earlier this BG must also worry about Western on Wednesday to add season, Ohio toppled BG 73-67 things at their own offensive some offensive firepower to in Athens. end of the floor. Wednesday the lineup. Otto responded with BG must contend with a tal- against Western Michigan, only four points in 20 minutes No. 1 's Miami and BSU ented OU squad that features Shane Komi ves broke out of a of action. BG coach Jim Lar- the league's top scorer, Gary slump to score 20 points on six ranaga is still searching for a Trent, who Is averaging 18.6 of seven shooting from the lineup that will provide win- to contest in final game points per game and 8.4 re- floor. However, it wasn't ning results. The Associated Press "We didn't deserve to win," he said. Scoreboard The conference title and tournament berths are Going into the final two weeks of the Mid- at stake in the last three games of the season. MAC STANDINGS MAC STANDINGS Ball State plays at Kent on Saturday, and Miami Men Women American Conference season, Miami and Ball 1. Miami (12-3,17-5) 1. Bowling Green (14-1,19-4) State find themselves suddenly tied for first. And goes to Toledo. On Wednesday, Ball State travels Ball Stale (12-3,21-6) 2. Miami (11-4.16-7) look what's coming down the road: they play each to Akron and Miami plays host to Kent. 3. Western Michigan (11-4.14-9) 3. Kent (10-5,16-7) 4. Ohio (9-6,13-10) 4. Wettem Michigan (9-6.13-10) other in the last game. On March 6, Miami and Ball State could end up 5. Toledo (8-7,10-13) Ohio (9-6. 12-11) Both teams are 12-3 in the conference, with playing for the title. 6 Bowling Green (6-9.9-14) 6. Toledo (9-6,14-9) Both are assured berths in the tournament Eastern Michigan (6-9, 11-14) 7. Central Michigan (8-7,13-10) three games remaining. Ball State is 21-6 overall Kern (6-9,8-14) 8. Eanem Michigan (2-12. 3-19) and Miami 17-6. March 11-13 in Columbus. The top eight teams in 9. Central Michigan (3-12.7-16) Ball State (2-13.2-20) Right behind them in second place is Western the 10-team league qualify. 10. Akron (2-13,7-16) 10. Akron (1-14,3-18) Behind Western Michigan in fourth place is WfdnodjY'j Rewl 1> Wadmday Return Michigan (11-4). Western Michigin 69, Bowling Green 65 Toledo 75. Ball Stale 46 Eastern Michigan knocked Miami out of sole Miami of Ohio at 9-6, followed by Toledo at 8-7, and Eanem Michigin 59. Miami 55 Miami 76, Eastern 61 possession of first place with a 59-55 victory Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan and Kent tied Ball Suie 78, Toledo 64 MID-AMERICAN Kent State 109, Akron 64 Ohio 66, Central michigan 51 CONFERENCE Central Michigan 55, Ohio 45 Wednesday night at Oxford, while Ball State for sixth at 6-9. Kent State 76. Akron 75 Bowling Green 91, Wenem Michigan 64 defeated Toledo 78-64. Central Michigan is in ninth place at 3-12, and Saturday'! Gatm Akron Is last at 2-13. Akron at Central Michigan Miami's loss snapped the Redskins' seven-game Bill Stale at Kent winning streak and 10-game MAC winning streak Other games this Saturday are Akron at Central Ohio at Bowling Green Coach Joby Wright said his players showed no Michigan, Ohio at Bowling Green and Western Wenem Michigan at Eanem Michigan Toledo at Wenem Michigan effort. Michigan at Eastern Michigan. February 26,1993 The BG News The Trey de los Hoyas Eagles White seeks j and tricks of the trade Philadelphia Freedom College basketball is one mo the past. The new trend in hoops, vin,' groovin' industry. Just like Mark Leonard DeChant as I mentioned, is towards three- Some 30 years ago, the story hastened the beginning of real Wall Street, you have to be one point shooting. Well, threes are a goes, lawmakers in Brazil be- free agency in pro football, he step ahead of the competition to zone's worst nightmare. came so frantic at the thought is one of a handful of players be successful in the NCAA. All smart coaches have the of foreign clubs stealing soccer Guest who can actually move without And right now, success in col- same game plan when they play great Pele that they rushed a restriction to any team that lege hoops is generally found be- Georgetown: shoot 40 or more makes him an offer. And White hind the three-point line. bill through the legislature de- long bombs. Even if the team claring him a national treasure. Column has already made clear that his It makes sense. At its present makes only 15 of them, the Hoyas past differences with Braman distance -19 feet 9 inches - al- are rendered helpless in their an- It seemed slightly loony back Jim Litke make it unlikely that he will, most anyone in the game has a tique defense. stay in Philadelphia. chance to nail the long bomb. then, a hopelessly impetuous way to guarantee an athlete's Even in high school, which also And, in that line of thinking, loyalty in that time before law- has the line, hitting a 20-foot interest," he said. "But I would Given the way the situation the legendary shot blockers yers and agents ran the world. jump shot is nothing to write like to challenge him to pro- is likely to play itself out, Bra- (Mourning, et al.) from George- It says something about the home about. duce five years of the quality man, understandably, does not been a factory for National Bas- town are great NBA material, but times we live in that such ges- of life in Philadelphia as we want to be portrayed as a ketball Association centers. simply are worthless against tures don't strike us as quite so Coaches, being the mathemati- have done for the quality of cheapskate. But even less de The names are familiar: Ewing, good-shooting teams. No one can funny or so desperate any cal geniuses that they are, have football in Philadelphia sirable, in Braman's view any- Motumbo, and Mourning. All block outside shots. more. realized that hitting 10 shots "Let Ed Rendell match my way, would be for him to be have graced the pages of George- Two weeks ago, with free record, get business back in portrayed as a fool. And that he from outside the arc is equiva- town's media guide, and now rep- If all of this seems a bit far- agency at last visible on the lent to making 15 shots from two- Philadelphia and get a tax base. is not. resent three of the top ten pivot fetched, chew on this: the Hoyas NFL horizon, Philadelphia I read where rapes are up. I point range. reached the Final Four three men in pro hoops. Mayor Ed Rendell took a few read how dangerous the streets Like everyone else engaged Accordingly, most programs times in four years, but havent That's all well and good - for moments after a news confer- are. I know that Veterans Sta- in the business end of sports around the nation are recruiting been back since 1986 - the year the NBA. Unfortunately for ence to make a personal plea to dium is safer on the day of an today, Braman knows that ap- smaller, sharp-shooting guards the three-point line was intro- Georgetown basketball fans, the Pro Bowl defensive end Reggie Eagles game than most of Phil- pealing to an athlete's sense of and forwards. Coaches' trends duced to college basketball. Hoya program is one earning a White to re-sign with the Ea- adelphia. I remember," Bra- loyalty - without an armored have shifted away from hard- reputation as center-oriented and If John Thompson hopes to re- gles. nosed, big-bodied bangers. man said, "when Philadelphia car full of money parked at the defense-dominated. Coach gain the glory that was once a The mayor had called re- was a great city." curb - is a lot like spitting into Well, most coaches anyways. staple of his program, he needs to Thompson likes to win games porters to City Hall to watch Braman's concern for the the wind. You just don't do it. One of my favorite teams of consider a changing of the guard. with inside power offense, tight him ship off a load of sports city was admirable, but it must Experience tells us that al- all-time, the , Or at least consider recruiting a zone defense, and a plethera of equipment to Dallas to pay off have struck many residents as most every contract negotia- employs a philosophy older than blocked shots. few. hunting and gathering. a wager he'd lost when the curious. Especially since he tion that begins these days with In all fairness to Thompson, his Cowboys beat the Eagles in the spends most of his time away the ballplayer saying how There's a few things wrong philosophy has worked for many from the occasional game at Tell Georgetown head coach NFC playoffs. The sum of Ren- much he'd like to stay in that with this idea, though years in the past, and it's possible dell's lobbying effort was a Vet Stadium at homes in Miami town ends with the local hero John Thompson that the world is First, an offense de big men is that this is just a slow period for and the south of . So flat, and he might buy it. Try to brief conversation and a thank- saying how much he likes this slow and laborious. Granted, the program. Maybe Georgetown you note dropped in the mail. let's assume that something convince him that the three- new town. Sometimes they cry layups are usually more efficient can find success without finding One week ago. Eagles owner more was behind that intem- when somebody asks about the pointer is an important facet in than 25-footers. But centers and the three-point arc. Norman Braman reacted this perate, woeful response. And it last stop, sometimes they don't. basketball, though, and he'll deny power forwards get in foul trou- way in an interview with the just might be this: it to his grave. The only constant seems to be ble often (re: failed blocked And maybe the world is flat. Philadelphia Inquirer the armored car. basketball program shots) and their moves are not "I know Ed Rendell is a big Because Reggie White is a Jim Litke is a sports writer certainly has enjoyed its share of always reliable against all types Mark Leonard DeChant is a Eagles fan and I appreciate his plaintiff in the lawsuit that for The Associated Press. success within the last decade It of defenses. sports writer for The News, and has produced Final Four entrants Speaking of defense, playing admits that the Hoyas would and a National Championship. zone against the better teams in have struggled to win the MAC And more significantly, it has the NCAA will soon be a thing of this season. 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MANAGING EDITOR m\\\ ^^ r ^*> Jane Kilgore u *MWW — .H&.* ^^^ ART DIRECTOR MYJM* Laurel Pajer I kBL «y Jt a Hi M ^AmW C ' ..m MM WT g m M. A9t U^ by David Huffman Insider film critic 1 STAFF WRITERS Dave Baskind Several years ago my best friend 1 ' ►* Curt Conrad was raving about "the sickest mov- ie" he had ever seen, The Evil Courtney B. Gangemi Dead. This low-budget gore fest Dorian Halkovlch was independently produced by a group of young Michigan friends David Huffman who had been making movies together since they were kids. \ Jason Hunt Their leader and the director of Melinda Monhart their films was, and is, Sam Raimi. Bruce Campbell Man at Ash. the reluctant time In Sam Raimi's 'Army of Darkness.' Mary Okom Borrowing elements from The Jacqueline Porter Night of the Living Dead and movies to come along since Hal- the first film's lone survivor, Ash style and has Ash doing battle with The Exorcist, The Evil Dead fo- loween. (Bruce Campbell) - but this time the forces of evil. However, it is not Scott Rowe cuses on a group of friends who go While The Evil Dead estab- out he punctuated the screams with a horror movie. Rather than going to spend a weekend in a cabin. lished Raimi's flashy cinematic laughs. With a bigger budget and for scares, Raimi has opted to re- Ross Weitzner When they play the tape-recorded style with its camera and innovative his dark sense of humor in high rum to his 8 millimeter roots and notes, containing translated pas- angles, It lacked one key element gear, Raimi topped his original tries for laughs creating an offbeat sages from The Book of the Dead of its director's personality - a work. comedy/fantasy that is not com- STAFF ("written in blood and bound in sense of humor. The majority of The Evil Dead II ends with pletely effective. human flesh,") left by an an- Raimi's early 8 millimeter films are Ash, again the sole survivor, being PHOTOGRAPHER thropologist, evil spirits are Three Stooges-inspired comedy transported through time with his Ash has fallen into the Dark Jason Kamykowski awakened and the campers are shorts filled with cheesy slapstick 1973 Delta 88 Olds landing at the Ages where he is believed to be the knocked off one by one as each garnished with twisted black feet of armored knights who think prophesied savior who will save the becomes posessed. The Evil comedy. In The Evil Dead II: he's a "Deadite" and want to kill kingdom from the on-going plague PRODUCTION Dead focused on scares and effec- Dead By Dawn, Raimi virtually him. It is from this point, more or of evil. After proving himself by tively repellent special effects and remade his earlier movie - keeping less, that part three of the Dead tri- surviving "the pit" where he dis- ASSISTANTS was one of the most original horror the same cabin, tape recorder and logy, Army of Darkness begins. members a couple of the posessed, Like the two previous Dead Ash heads off on a quest to find Butch Phillips films. Army of Darknessbears AFRICAN nOKR ASSOCQAYQ®*) The Book of the Dead aimed with Darrick Ross Raimi's unique, kinetic signature his chainsaw and sawed-off shot- celebrate* Karen Scheuer African American History Month gun. When he muffs the incanta- CINEMAJ3K THEATRES tion that would have allowed him to Theme: African Survivals in American Culture safely remove the book, Ash awa- Eric Schmenk African Motif Art Exhibition CINEMA *Sf] kens the Army of Darkness who Featuring: Leo Gadzekpo and other African Artists then attack the castle to reclaim COPY EDITQR February 22 • March 25 All Shows $3.00 their bible. McFall Galery after 6 p.m. with Army of Darkness is a very Nikki Floros Free Admission Student ID strange film smothered in misfired African Movie Nights Monday thru fm*i: •horn Jokes. Whereas the original Dead aas i aaamiaaatkr 4 am •*■*■ t wtaaar. ~* S*.*J. never let up on terror, Raimi's Insider Magazine is Toes. Feb. 23 210 Math Science BWg 8:30 p.m. Law Six.™ Fri. • S« ONI V latest never wants to allow the op- published every Friday La Via Fit Btllt (Lit* /a Roay) AUVE-R portunity for a cheap laugh to pass. during the academic Thurs., Feb 25 220 Math Science BWg. 8:30 p.m. iHia.7ii.iaiiiainixii.iMn Angano Angano ( Talaa of Madagascar) H— am am m n iu»»r ■■■nfii * Ira ~*n With Raimi spending so much time year by the Board of trying to be funny, he offset the Student Publications of SOMHERSBYPQ-13 African Cultural Evening MM teia J**t f9tm balance of his film making It an Bowling Green State 1 »*4»» l« tM lliailKFrtllilM))* African Cuisine 4 Fashion Immature effort. University. Fri., Feb 26 St Thomas More (425 Thurstm) 6:30 p.m. Opinions expressed Guest Speaker That isn't to say that Army of by columnists do not Bade Ajuwon Ph. D. I It.) II.I II 7 tl.ta) I1IN1 Ifl'dlklim! Darkness Is without its bright necessarily reflect the (visiting Prof., Western Michigan University, Kaiamazoo.) NATIONAL LAMPOON* spots. There are many Instances opinions of Insider LOADED WEAPON - MIS when Raimi's film works, most no- Odun (African Ritual Festivals) b*Eami.JwLM« Magazine. i rn.tm.im. MkaWflHai naxikiMn I tably In the windmill scene where Insider Magazine Features Priests and Artistes from Nigeria and Ash is confronted by a gang of min- and BOSU are equal the Oyotunji African Village ol South Carolina TH£IHCHetTNMJ:HO*ieWAn0SOUM0. amtaaa/tmi iatures of himself and the makeshift opportunity employers Odun Omoda (ChUdrens' Celebration) a. i i«. I il. 7 N.I m. (ii in u« Mi ■*•*,)•[] tank (aka Deathmobile) Ash turns and do not discriminate Sat. Feb. 27 UCF Center 1.00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. his 88 Olds into. However, Raimi in hiring practices. Odun Onto Enlyan (Celebration of the Ancestors) Is too talented a filmmaker to be Sat. Feb. 27 Grand Ball Room 7.00 p.m. dwelling on the bad physical Admission: Students $10 Others $20 Tickets at Multicultural Activities comedy that sadly pulls Army of Darkness down. Friday, February I*, 1H1 —t«ri"«1 Shakespeare's Morley tribute this Saturday mains typically the same with a few by Dorian Halkovich Insider staff writer "One of the things that stylistic and vocal differences. 'Dream' is well "It's just a normal course of de- we should not lose sight velopment to have changes in band of is that Bob was a line up over the years," explained One of the most popular forms humanitarian." Richardson. worth viewing of expression in our society and Regardless of the changes, reg- around the world is music. Gaylord Richardson of gae music constitutes a prime focus Through music, free expression part of this magical night. Groovemaster, of the tribute, and Marley's idea of by Mclinda C. Monharl Grega brings Puck alive as a about social issues and emotions eradicating human suffering will Insider theatre crilic playful, witty fellow with a cyn- enters our minds and our hearts also have a key role in the celebra- and crosses the barriers of stereo- ical look about him. tion. types and prejudices that build in veloped into poetry readings, dis- Part of the proceeds will go to Hermia, daughter of Egeus, our everyday lives. A Midsummer Night's in love with Lysander, is cussion, and informal musical per- support the local Northwest Soma- Dream, by William Shake- The 9th Annual Reggae Tribute formances in honor of Marley's lia Project. Peter Ogbuji, the ori- portrayed by Nicole G. Mum. to Bob Mariey is scheduled to take speare, stage director Ronald Her bright, charming perform- music and accomplishments. ginator of the project, will be pre- place Saturday in celebration of For the last three years, sent to answer questions about the Shields, traces the story of ance followed Hermia in her Marley's music and the ideas his love, a tale (or all to hear and Groovemaster has played at the project and its functions. own story of love and woe. He- music represents. see. This production offers its lena, in love with Demetrius, tribute shows. They offer the grass- "IThe proceeds) go to the agen- own share of unique surprises. "Not only do we remember Bob roots type of reggae, unlike the ca- cies that are operating there and and a close friend to Hermia, is Mariey but I think that every year it Set on the stage of the Eva portrayed by Julie Rae Pratt. lypso or dance orientated reggae or they will spend it on what the peo- Marie Saint Theatre, A Mid- is more important to be unified," rap-style of Arrested Develop- ple need the most," Ogbuji em- Pratt's performance was one explained Errol Lam, president of summer Night's Dream has almost anyone could relate to ment. phasized. been looked upon as being one or remember experiencing the BGSU Caribbean Association. "We are pleased to be a part of "It seems very fitting that we ex- of the finest works penned by themselves. The course of find- Marley's music served as both a the Annual Reggae Tribute since it tend a hand to our brothers and sis- Shakespeare. ing and catching a true love unifying and strong voice for op- seems to be the only organized ters in Somalia," added Rich- pressed people worldwide and he celebration of reggae," said Gay- ardson. "One of the things that we This play weaves reality isn't always easy, the audience should not lose sight of Is that Bob together with fantasy. The re- discovers, as Helena chases left behind a tradition of positive lord Richardson, one of the original reggae music, Lam said. was a humanitarian. lationships of all the fairies after her own. members of Groovemaster. The first tribute began as a small Although the band has gone The tribute takes place in the ruled by Oberon and Titania, Also, the play within the play N.E. Commons at 9 p.m., and the King and Queen of the Fairies, group that gathered to talk about through some personnel changes brings with it a comical group and remember Mariey. Later it de- cost of admission is $2. are intertwined with that of of actors who will amuse all. in the last few years, the sound re- mortal lovers. With the use of a They are Patrick Faherty (Peter pack of amateur actors, Shake- Quince, a carpenter), Corey speare creates an amusing play Johnson (Robin Starveling, a within a play. The action for tailor), Michael M. Kocet this production of A Midsum- (Snug, ajoiner), Gregory J. mer Night's Dream is set in Laird (Tom Snout, a tinker), and around Athens, Brian J. McCartney (Nick Bot- during the 1830's. , a weaver) and Ben Otley Oberon, King of the Fairies, (Francis Flute, a bellows- is portrayed by Patrick Julian. mender). In the end Oberon wins favor A Midsummer Niqht's with his Fairy Queen, Titania. Dream runs today through Julian's performance was both Feb. 27 and March 4 through distinct and well developed. 6 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 28 at 2 His portrayal of Oberon was p.m. Eva Marie Saint Theatre one of the finest performances is located on the second floor to come off of the mainstage of University Hall. Tickets are this season. $6 for adults and $4 for stu- Another fine portrayal was dents and senior citizens. To that of Jonathan M. Grega as make reservations call the Box Puck, or Robin Goodfellow, a Office, 372-2719. Bos Office fairy servant to Oberon. Puck hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. takes the audience through the and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday play, offering his own whimsi- through Friday. cal words, as he becomes a Are you groove literate? AQ right you hip, trend-setting readers, here's your chance to tell us what you think about the'70s craze that's seems to be crawling out of the woodwork like cockroaches in off campus student hous- ing, like maggots In three-week-old mac and cheese, like -well, you get the picture. Answers will be compiled and published In the upcoming 70s flashback issue. 1. Have you worn bell bottoms recently? Would you con- aider wearing them? 2. Do you wear any70's related fashions on a regular basis? Why? 3. Do you like the look or are you just a slave to fashion? 4. Why do you think the 70's are coming back to haunt us like a bad drug trip? ■ ; 112 E. Washington HOURS: Open Daily •■• ■ ; 352-4171 Until 11:00 p.m. ;■ Just a simple word or two will suffice. No essays required. Illit- eracy is welcomed. Be yourself, speak your mind and may the side- bums be with you. iiiiiiiii iiiiim/ '.ViViViViViViViViS -■■■■ ■!)' ". .■ Ms* ■*■ "'Xv'-Vv'"-:J. "••■'.% Mday, February M, Iff J IHsM«rMa»ailM Making a case for learning GCJAUS Writer tells of professor's keen ability to influence learning

by Mary Katharine Okorn Insider itoff writer "Learning is exciting, exciting only in that On Feb. 3, esteemed University ., • • M an there ,s a r economics professor Neil Browne Promise We delivered what he would choose can be more than what for "the last lecture" of his ca- reer. Insider magazine staff we already are." writer Mary Okorn, a one-time Neil Browne, University student in Browne's class, at- economics professor Hot Singles: tended the event. The following is an account by Okorn of what Here are the weekly charts for the lecture meant to her and how moment into the world of Neil the nation's best-selling recorded Browne has Influenced her will to Browne. music as they appear in next learn throughout her college ca- Come with me into a world week's issue of Billboard maga- reer. where anything is possible - where zine. Reprinted with permission. M. Neil Browne was my honors there is someone who has "confi- professor back when I was what he dence in what your mind can be- (Platinum signifies more than once called a "naive" freshman, come." 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- and his reputation as a formidable This world exists for all of us. It's Insidcr/iason Kamykowski fies more than 500,000 copies force among critical thinkers right here at our fingertips, right Browne In the midst of addressing the crowd which attended his 'Last Lecture.' sold.) proceeded him. But he awakened here where we are - yet so many in me a love and respect for learn- of us have yet to reach out and snaps his fingers and says, "It's you sit In front of the television with ing that had previously been dis- grasp it. learning time, learning is impor- your books open - Just waiting to l."A Whole New World," tracted by all the entertainment the What can we gain from stepping tant," you will listen. And you will be lured away from exploring your Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle world has to offer. into this world? Your mind is the learn. mind? (Columbia) How did Browne Interest an limit. You may be presented with a Browne accepts nothing less What can we do about It? First, 2."I Will Always Love You." 18-year-old freshman - whose "provocative dilemma" that might than your entire effort. As honors according to Browne, we must Whitney Houston (Arista) (Plati- main concern was the next keg "keep you up at night with fur- students, we were expected to read focus on long-run rather than num) party - in learning? By making the rowed brow." In fact, if you do step voraciously and voluminously. Not short-run considerations. For ex- 3 "Ordinary World," Duran same case for learning as he did into this world, provocative dilem- only read, but absorb, analyze, ample, everyone likes candy, but Duran (Capitol) when he gave his "Last Lecture" mas will be presented to you regu- question and reflect. I dare say that carrots have a better long-run Im- 4."lnformer," Snow (Ed two weeks ago in the Business larly and after a period of adjust- Browne Is quite consistent In this pact on you, just as books do. stwest) Administration Building. ment, you will welcome them and requirement from all of his stu- Books open worlds we never knew 5."Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang," But now, come with me for a hunger for them. dents. existed, or could exist. Reading a Dr. Dre (Death Row) In this world, when Browne At his "Last Lecture," Browne book is like traveling to foreign 6."l'm Every Woman," Whit- Implored those of us who had worlds, except that it costs a lot less ney Houston (Arista) gathered to glean any last ounce of and you can depart any time you'd 7."Mr.Wendal," Arrested wisdom he had to offer to consider like. Development (Chrysalis) seriously hew we conduct our lives Browne pointed out that we 8."Hlp Hop Hooray," and to consider the "ferocious need to "recognize how limited Naughty By Nature (Tommy struggle between learning and en- what we know is," and it should Boy) tertainment." "make us hungry." To Illustrate his 9 "Don't Walk Away, "Jade Why am I going on and on about point, he asked the audience to go (Giant) the fabled and feared Dr. Browne? to the library and ponder. "Just 10."Bed of Roses," Bon Jovi Because we, as students at an insti- what do you know," he asked, (Jambco) tute of higher learning, are contin- "compared to what there Is to uously fighting what Is usually a los- know?" ing battle between learning and en- Our goal should be to have "one tertainment. or two fewer books laughing at Top LPs: "Learning is excittng, exciting us," Browne said. "School at Its only In that there Is a promise we best gives the habit and the hunger can be more than what we already [to continue learning]," he said. 1." 'The Bodyguard' Sound- are," Browne said. "It takes ma- But only students can foster the track," (Arista) (Platinum) turation and periods of reflection.'' habit, make It grow Into something 2."Breathless," Kenny G But on the other hand, enter- that Is uniquely and powerfully (Arista) (Platinum) tainment is easy. It's "exciting be- their own. Our minds are such University economics professor Neil Browne speaks with a student after his 'Last lands of opportunity - why don't 3."The Chronic," Dr. Dre Lecture.' cause we don't have to think about (Death Row-lnterscope) it," he said. How many times do we explore them more? We don't explore our minds 4"Some Gave All," Billy Ray more because it's so much easier to Cyrus (Mercury) (Platinum) play than challenge your mind with 5."Unplugged," Eric Clapton 9th Annual Reggae Tribute Nabokov. But I guarantee that after (Duck) (Platinum) reading Nabokov, your mind will be 6"Pocket Full of Kryptonite," a slightly different, enriched home Spin Doctors (Epic Associated) for yourself. You have to live in (Platinum) your mind, so make It a vast play- 7." 'Aladdin' Soundtrack," BOB MABICV ground where Ideas are your Jungle (Disney) (Platinum) gyms and the only limit to what you 8."H's Your Call," Reba can do is what you decide you will McEntire (MCA) (Platinum) SAT.f€B. 27, 1993 not do. 9."Ten," Pearl Jam (Epic) Become a learning person. Dis- (Platinum) 9pm. N€ Commons M«sl< bf GROOVCMflSTCn cover what exists for you out there. 10 "Dangerous," Michael Perhaps you may discover some- Jackson (Epic) (Platinum) €vent supports the SOMALIA PROJCCT thing really new, or rediscover something you had forgotten. But A Caribbean Association event do It. 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song to be much less enthusiastic music about how Americans can't ranks of the best of '93.2 Pac than the steady, radiooriented make a decent cup of tea despite quickly expresses that pride, unity throb of the first. It made me won- simple and clear instructions on the and respect are the only realities der If these women were trying to tea bag. It sounds ridiculous but the that will end the oppression of build an entire record around only song has a unique groove that Is African Americans. The song decent song. carried throughout the album, "Last Wordz" and "Souljah's You'll think you're listening to largely due to Baker's fantastic Revenge" are quick to point out something out of the movie rhythms. that the education of African Amer- Flashdance when you crank up It's hard to say whether Masters icans about African Americans Is the tune "Good Times With Bad of Reality will sell a lot of records. the key to success and taking back Boys." The song has a quick and But those who do spend the cash what was taken away. steady driving rhythm that makes will find its quirkiness a nice change The social commentary contin- you want to move. But the cut has of pace. ues in the songs "Something 2 Die the same problem a number of the -Scott Rowe 4" and "Keep Ya' Head Up." BoyKrazy songs on the album do - there Is no Though initially these songs come BoyKrasy distinguishable voice that separates 2Pac off softer, the rhymes are as PolyGram/Next Plateau Re- Boy Krazy from the numerous Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. powerful as ever and If you listen cords female groups on the scene today. 2 Pac Interscope Records closely to the lyrics, you may even "Just a Dream Come True" al- ri admit it. When I first took a most sounds as if it could have look at the four members of Boy come off Debbie Gibson's first LP. esting, rock-with-a-Jazz-feel album. Krazy I had to wonder just how You know how that goes, very bad The music is good but not incre- good their music would be. I mean rhymes about falling in love. It dible and the lyrics are simple and come on, four gorgeous women doesn't get much better with "One strange. There aren't any standout with beautiful bodies posing on the Thing Leads to Another," which singles on this disc, but it's a cool album cover. Has to be one of has to contain the dumbest lyrics offering that brings you back for those formula groups specially de- I've heard in a very long time: more. signed and modified for mucho ex- "One thing leads to another/One An example of the unusual style posure on MTV. Right? touch is a touch too much/One the band has can be found on the Right. While I admit "That's spark could start a fire/Watch out, track "T.U.S.A." The lyrics aren't What Love Can Do" is a catchy he's gonna break your heart." sung, they're plain spoken over the

Masters of Reality Ice Cube, Ice T, and Treach of shed a tear. Naughty by Nature join 2 Pac to Hip-Hop Just wouldn't be Hip- preach the ghetto gospel on 2 Hop without a little fun, and this Pac's album Strictly 4 My comes in the form of the "Peep N.I.G.G.A.Z. and trust me, after Game," "Representin' '93," "5 hearing selected verses of this Deadly Venomz" and the title album, you will definitely feel as If track. you've seen the light. 2 Pac has at least a platinum As a whole, 2 Pac shows that he album on his hands, so go out and buy it. Boy Krazy definitely has the skill to be com- pared to and deserving to be In the -Steve Thomas number which should be getting I have to admit, the marketing of .-. plenty of air time in dance clubs all Kimberty, Josselyne, Johnna, and I across the country, I also have to Ruth Ann of Boy Krazy wasn't be honest and admit that I found no such a bad Idea. They have the other tracks on the album which looks to win over the MTV genera- even came close to the driving beat tion. It's only sad that their talent and good lyrics contained in this leaves them sounding like a bad ^352-0796S first song on the record. cross between The Go-Gos and The whole album smells of Expose. HOURS: 6:00 A.M.-12:00 MIDNIGHT commercialism. As you may or -Kirk Pavelkh MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY may not know, "That's What Love SERVICE AREA: BOWLING GREEN Can Do" is currently zooming up Masters of Reality Billboard Magazine's Top 40 Sunrise on the Stiff erbus $2.00 Fare $1.00 Fare Children EMI/Chrysalis Records Hot Singles list, on the strength of For Persons For Elderly (65*) / 4 YRS. OR UNDER 40 LBS. some cute lyrics ("But that's what Handicapped Persons Ride Free Of Charge love can do/1 don't want to break This is a funky album. It defies 4-64 Yrs. of Age Children 4-12 yrs. when with adult your heart In two/And leave you ALL other description. 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Goss on vocals, guitars and key- Van Hi Available: financed In part boards, Googe (that's all It says, Wheelchair Access & Call 1 Hr. from an operating The next track, "That Klnda -Group Seating Available i assistance grant Love," starts off with an early'80s really) with the bass and backing Before from ODOT A synthesizer-type Intro that just vocals and legendary Cream Service FTA. doesn't cut it In.today's realm of founder Ginger Baker on the is Needed sound. Jfoundthe beatonibls .. drums combine to make an inter- Friday. February M, 1 ft J 6 laaMarMataiaw Taking a walk The thrill of Bill's Hill: A guide Clinton J skills, chills and spills to Rush brooded* We have been told this is a new Time-honored tradition of traying continues era. Yuppies are out, hippies are jargon In. After 12 years of older, Repub- lican presidents, the first baby boomer - a Democrat - Is In office. Backed by a Democratic Con- by Curt Conrad The following are some wordy Insider staff writer gress, things should prove to be witticisms from the mouth of Rush pretty Interesting. Limbaugh as told by his book So, what's the hype about Rush (which was generously donated by H. Limbaugh III? It stands alone. A bastion to the a five-year patron of this fine Insti- A popular radio talk show host northeast end of Bowling Green tution, who shall remain anony- for three years, he now has a book State University. Many climb Its mous). These definitions may help that was at the top of The New steep elevation In hope of exper- In understanding him If you choose York Times Bestseller List, and iencing the ultimate thrill. The thrill to watch or listen to him in the near one of the highest rated talk shows of Bill's Hill. future. on television. Bo Snerdley: Official call A typical winter day In Bowling screener of the BB Network His main topics of discussion are Green. The thermometer reads 22 (whom I never did get through to). how poorly the country is doing degrees. A hard, fierce wind Ditto: A greeting familiar with now that BUI Clinton is president threatens any fools who leave loyal Rush Limbaugh listeners (or and how he has the solutions to themselves exposed. As I drive past watchers). save the country. Doyt E. Perry Stadium, the hill, Dittohcad: A listener of the BB He calls himself the "Lover of named for former University Presi- network. Mankind, Protector of Mother- dent William Jerome, beckons Documented to be almost hood, Supporter of Fatherhood (in from a distance. I look over to my right: 97.9 percent of the time: most cases) and General AU Round friend. She is prepared. Bundled "What kind of sled do you have I had seen the challenge. And Limbaugh's accuracy statistics. Good Guy." He has succeeded not from head to toe in a mass of stra- there?" I ask, pointing to the steel- the consequences. I am ready. EIB: Excellence In Broadcast- only In enthralling some and in- tegically layered clothing, she looks double-bladed wooden object Lynch gives me the OK to use the ing. How Limbaugh categorizes his censing others, but making a lot of like a fashion-conscious Eskimo. Bergman was holding. Yankee Clipper, and I walk to the show. money doing it. I park the car at the foot of Bill's "It's a Yankee Clipper," he says, edge of the hill. I sit in front (be- EIB Network Limbaugh's Limbaugh's success can be at- Hill. Armed with a mini tape re- showing me the bright red letter- cause Lynch said to put the show now is syndicated to more tributed to several factors regarding corder, a curiosity for the ancient ing. He lets me hold It. The Yankee heaviest person there) and my Es- than 500 radio stations in the na- Americans' attitudes toward poli- art of "traying" and a small atti- Gipper is built for speed. It is a sled kimo friend gets In behind me. My tion with approximately 12 mlUlon tics in general, according to associ- tude, I begin the climb. The Journey from the past. The kind of thing feet are on the front runners with listeners. (SHU not enough to re- ate political science professor is perilous. Ice-filled footprint holes you find when you're snooping in my knees bent so much they come elect President Bush, though.) Environmental Wackos Indi- Dennis Anderson. from previous adventurers thwart your grandparents' basement. up to my head. Anderson explained that al- my hopes of a speedy ascent. "Any tips for me, Brian?" I ask viduals "who believe that mankind though the American public voted However, perseverance pays off "Is this your sled of choice?" I nervously. Is the greatest threat to nature. their hopes in this year's election, and I soon find myself standing ask Lynch. "Steer It by shifting your weight They are frequently found among he Is not sure that people are so atop Bill's Hill. In front of me Is the "No, that's more of a scenic and keep to the right. The snow Is the Hollywood left, congressional Ideological that they toe particular stadium and the BGSU campus. ride. If you want real speed you too deep on the left," he advises. staffers, and on college cam- party lines. Behind me is 1-75. Next to me, my have to use a tray," he replies. I look down the slope with ner- puses." "It's not so unusual that friend shivers in the cold. Lynch poises his tray, a classic vous anticipation. I check with my The Epitome of Morality and someone who voted for Clinton dining hall model, at the edge of passenger and she is ready. Virtue: Rush, himself. "A man would enjoy someone with wit and I realize it's time to get down to the hill. I kneel next to him. "OK, At this point, I could tell you who hundreds, prehaps even who puts world views in humorous business. I Introduce myself to the Brian, what's the formula for a suc- about the first run. I could tell you thousands of American mothers ways," he explained. present inhabitants of Bill's Hill, cessful tray run?" how we went left. I could describe hope their daughters wiU someday "But it stiU would not make a dif- Brian Lynch and Chris Bergman, what happened. However, It's too marry." (NOT!!!) ference if those several million who are BGSU students. There are "You need to make sure you're bloody and gory, and would proba- Feminazi:' 'A feminist to whom people who are watching or listen- sitting on the very back of the tray, bly be censored anyway. So let's the most Important thing in life Is ing to Rush are not enough to elect also two women, but they won't then put your heels against the in- talk second run. ensuring that as many abortions as a president, which takes hundreds talk to me. I hit "record" on my side front edge and push off," he Bergman pushes us off and my possible occur." (That makes per of mUlions of votes." mini tape recorder and start the answers. trip to the bottom of Bill's HUI be- feet sense.) According to Anderson, the interview. "Go for It," I say. Lynch pushes gins. The Yankee CHpper accel- Pockmarka on our Society: Clinton Administration still Is ner- off with textbook form. The first 10 erates to a cruising speed of at least "Bleeding heart liberals who al- vous about Limbaugh's success, "What brought you guys out to feet of his descent are flawless. seven miles per hour. The wind ways focus their attention on to the because he Is afraid too many peo- BUI's Hill today?" I ask. However, he picks up too much blasts my face. My Eskimo friend Is exclusion of all that Is great and "Its reputation," says Lynch. speed, loses his balance and be- bellowing In my ear. It's great! It Is good about America." (And what "You haven't come to Bowling comes a highlight film for ABC's the ultimate thrill! It's better then might that be?) Green until you've come to Bill's Wide World of Sports. He gets se...OK, you get the picture. Ronald Reagan: Limbaugh's Hill," Bergman adds. up slowly, but his snowy smile tells There Is Just one minor problem. hero. "The best president In my "Are you guys veterans?" I ask. me he was all right. At the bottom of Bill's HUI Is a lifetime.'' (Maybe he forgot to ex- "Aaaaaaaahhhhhhh!" screams fence that I walked by earlier. We hale.) "No, we're amateurs. We've Bergman, as he runs past me and are heading for it. I frantically Young Skulls Full of Mush: only been out here one other dives onto his tray. His fate Is search the Yankee Clipper for an "Young American people after time," Bergman says. worse than that of his friend. ejection button, brakes - anything their brains have been pastuerized "Was your first run nice?" I Bergman loses control of his tray, to make us stop. and filled with multiculturallsm, sex question, referring to his previous does a 180-degree turn and starts Then miraculously the sled slows advocacy, and other twaddle by our trip down the hill. going down the Icy slope back- down. There Is no fence collision. failing public school system." (I "Yeah, It went pretty smooth, it ward. Seconds later, he flips over guess he Just described 97.9 per- 8fcff/ There is no pain. There Is Just an was more of a scenic ride, and enjoys a winter meal of snow overwhelming desire to go down cent of this university's students. though," Lynch says. and ice. BUI's HUI again and again. Nice going, Rush.) FrMav,F>fc»anrM,mS on the right side Love or hate him: \in fuels Words by Jacqueline Porter no middle ground Rush Umbaugh. The very name all, Republicans need someone to liter's fire Invokes several responses. To help them complain." pie will watch him and take him se- listen to him is to love him or hate riously. him. There is no In between. Stacy Mirrotto, a sophomore Anderson said this year it is In- An informal poll was taken public relations major and a mem- teresting that the media - including among students of certain political ber of the College Republicans, Umbaugh - is not allowing Presi- angles to see what they think about said that the show has become dent Clinton a "honeymoon the success of the "Umbaugh Insti- more popular because of the In- tute for Advanced Conservative creased awareness of conservative period" normally allotted for new ideals in people. presidents. But the general public Studies." James Walters, a junior political "He's reassuring and he's speak- Is more sympathetic, Anderson ing out," she said. said. science major and very vocal Re- publican, explained that he thinks Mirrotto explained that while However, they still appreciate some women find him offensive, the talk show host's viewpoints. Umbaugh does an excellent job of looking at very serious Issues that most would not be offended by "The public is not critical of the Umbaugh because they are not shared sacrifices that Ginton is affect the United States. talking about, but they [also] watch Although Umbaugh is a Repub- "Femlnazls," so to speak. Rush Umbaugh and enjoy it," he lican like himself, Walters said he "He does care about women's said. does not agree with everything the Ideals," she said. "And most wom- man with "talent on a loan from en are wholesome, not extre- Umbaugh's radio show began as God" says. mists." a local talk show in Sacramento, "I think he can be sometimes a Calif. In 1988, his show became little too far right for my taste," "As an intelligent woman, I syndicated. The Rush Limbaugh Walters said. "But, I think he's don't find him offensive to me," radio show Is broadcasted by more thought-provoking in that he will she added. than 500 stations throught the make people say 'the hell with that, However, another woman was country. With the publication of his I'll think for myself." not as receptive to Umbaugh's book, his new television show and Limbaugh does succeed in incit- statements. the election of Clinton, his popu- ing opinions. Walters said that was Senior journalism major Lucinda larity has skyrocketed. very Important because people Robbins, who among many In- Although his radio show has al- take themselves too seriously when volvments is a member of the ways been popular, Anderson said it comes to their political stances. Women's Reproductive Rights Or- he believes his other successes "He's an entertainer that shows ganization, does not hold Lim- would not be as definite if Bush had a lot of things the mainstream baugh in such high regard. been re-elected. media has a tendency not to Robbins explained that she is Anderson explained that when a show," he said. surprised by the amount of people Democrat is elected, the right has a who watch or listen to the show, tendency to lash out because they But Walters also understands the conservative or otherwise, because feel they are being threatened. primary motive of the entertainer. of his elitist and domineering "Guys like that need a target in "He certainly is making a killing nature toward his audience. order to be successful - they thrive - and I'm all for entrepreneurship, on opposition," Anderson elab- and free enterprise," he said. "He acts as If you can't figure orated. Senior political science major out for yourself what you want, so "He'll do better with Clinton in Mike Cook, who is president of the let me tell you what to think," she office because it will give him more College Democrats in his spare said. "I don't need this big fat, ugly, arrogant guy telling me what to material," he said. time, has a rather different opinion Limbaugh is enjoying himself, of what Rush Umbaugh represents think - I'll find out for myself." though, and he is making a great to the American people. As for women's issues, Robbins deal of money doing it. said she believes Umbaugh has a "He has lots of fun, and anyone "Rush really doesn't bother me. I problem with strong women and, in front of the camera all the time don't agree with a word he says, by his opinions, is doing his best to would," Anderson said. he said. "But, he's certainly enter- set the women's movement back. Despite several attempts dur- taining." She said this makes her particularly ing the past week, Rush Um- Cook explained that he thinks sensitive to what he says about baugh could not be reached dur- Umbaugh is nothing more than women and their issues. ing his radio show for comment. rightist propaganda and not to take "I don't know what he has to Perhaps you'd haue better luck. him too seriously. lose by women gaining a place of The number Is 1800-282-2882. "There's always room for the equality," she said. "I think he's afraid of them." Good luck! minority opinion," he said. "After

a question about Queen. But why dress, phone number and favorite fine flick. Don't just walk, run out toward the guitar licks of one Mis- by Dave Biskind should anything be obvious?? We'll snowtime activity to 'Dr. Dave's to see BUI Murray at his most hilar- ter Edward Van Halen. Party on, Th* Incredibk ColUg. of Mmicol deal with three other Q bands - Quiz,' c/o 214 West Hall, BG, ious. A madcap laughorama of Kate. Knowledge Quarterflash, Queensryche, OH, 43403 or shovel it into the epic proportions. (Cheesy On a more somber note, the as- and Quiet Riot. Amongst them, thawed wooden box in 210 West enough??) sembly of panels In the AIDS Me- they've produced a total of six Top Hall by Monday, March 8. What By the way, congratulations to morial Quilt that appeared here last By the time you read this, the 40 hits (3,1 and 2, respectively). could you win?? A FREE promo Kate Krupp, who was able to iden- weekend made a touching, lasting Grammys will be history. As I write Name any two of these songs. cassette from BG's Finders Re- tify both an Outfield Top 40 hit impression. These brief glimpses this, the snow Is coming down in People, you should be writing in cords And Tapes and a FREE ("Your Love") and a Billy Ocean into the lives of those affected by buckets and I'm getting ready to here. Where have you been? Send 3-ltem medium pizza from Top 10 hit ("Caribbean Queen"). this disease were personal, beauti- see ELP In style. As you read this, your entry; the winning is EASY at Maumee's Cariy Cheena's. She'll be enjoying a Finders' tape ful, haunting and elegant. I can't you can ponder the following: 'Q' 'Dr. Dave's Incredible College of As 1 write this, I'm trying to get and a Carly Cheena's za. (Don't think of a more human, life- is this week's magic letter. Now the Musical Knowledge.' Mail your re- back to work after seeing you want to win, too? The winner's affirming piece of art. I saw It, I un- obvkxis thing to do would be to ask sponse, along with your name, ad- Groundhog Day this weekend. A list keeps growing here.) She leans derstand. FrMar.NfcnMryM, 1MI 8 IMMVH^IIIH; Putting zip into mornings Ryan's S ioaps as easy as spinning a dial Soap Summaries by Nick A. Ryan All My Children: to find out why Nikki left him. "Da Doo Ron Ron," and "Who Put the Bomp (in the Stuart calls off the wedding Dominique's condition de- by Dave Baskind Bomp, Bomp, Bomp)?" Well, you can step back into after he overhears Gloria's teriorates. Kensington clears his Insider staff writer the '50s and '60s with Kelly and Staples on WRQN pledge of love for Adam. Stuart name but further tarnishes (93.5). Because most of the songs are only three to swears to never forgive them. Jenny. Tracey and Ned fight for four minutes long, they pack in lots of oldies each, Tad arrives in New York hot on control of ELQ Jagger and Ja- and - you gotta admit it - It's mucho fun to sing Dixie's trail. son come to blows over Karen. During the past couple of months, the local radio along with a lot of these songs. scene has undergone quite a shakeup. This Is espe- Next up Is WXKR (94.5), where Jeff and Mark, Another World: Guiding Light: cially true for the pry-open-your-eyes, get-out-of-bed, Toledo's funniest DJs, are at the helm these days. Vicky disappears just as Ryan Nick and Mindy kiss, revealing Jump-ln-the-shower (or throw-on-a--cap), With a wide cast of characters, comedy is king. The shows up in Banff. He and Grant their true feelings despite their toss-down-a-Pop-Tart and drift-in-to-class (or -work) music is classic rock, but Ernst, Casey Kasem, Vinnie begin a search for her. Jamie argument. Eve's jealousy and drivetime morning scene. New DJs have arrived on Boom Boom' Cappuccino Gene Shalit, and the rest leaves town. Police investigate suspicions towards Mindy con- WVKS (92.5), WRQN (93.5), WXKR (94.5) and of the gang are the real reasons to listen. the possibility of foul play in tinue to grow. Hart (Leonard WIOT (104.7). With all this airwave activity, one can You want country? Don those chaps, smooth out Douglas' death. Vicky attempts Stabb) returns. Hart is upset over hardly keep track without a score card. the brim on that 10-gallon hat and y'all saddle up to to escape from her kidnapper Julie's new relationship. Buzz That's where I enter. My name: Read the byline. either WTOD (95.7) or WKKO (99.9). Both offer a but she isn't successful. and Jenna are thrown together. My first mission. Scan the area radio scene. My final wide range of country like Reba, Billy Ray, Garth and Buzz blackmails Nadine. Blake is mission: Report back to you, the reader, on the audio Willie, although WTOD seems to lean a little more As the World Turns: pushed away from Ross. outlook (there's an oxymoron) for some of BG's towards the older tunes, while K-100 features a lot of Tom kills Nevins in self de- more popular stations. The assignment begins now. between-song chat with Mitch and Mary Beth. fense. Connor and Edwina part Loving: I wake up on a snow-filled, chilly BG mom and (un- Just off to the right of the two country stations are on good terms. Cal tells Evan of Leo agrees to help Shana in like Casey Kasem) I decide to start with the little two Rndlay stations which are aimed more toward his intentions toward Connor. exchange for financial support numbers and (more or less) work my way up. The the adult-contemporary crowd. WBVI (96.7), the Holden goes to New York to find for Burnett's. A sick Curtis alternative choices are at the low end of the dial. Mix, features plenty of comedy with Those Two Lily. Lily refuses to see anyone (Patrick Johnson) returns to Cor- BG's own WBGU (88.1) is the first stop. With Guys in the morning and a 'mix' of fun oldies and but Angel. Angel and Seth grow inth. Dinah-Lee nurses him. different DJs each day, minimal chatter and no current 'light'er hits. WKXA (100.7) also features AC closer. Luanda admits her at- Hannah is injured. Casey, Co- commercials, you can be sure you'll hear something hits by the likes of Gloria Estefan, Michael Bolton, El- traction for Royce. oper and Jeremy come to her rescue. Trisha and Trucker find different. In the mornings, you've got country on ton John and Phil Collins, but has less gab than the Bold and the Beautiful: Mondays and jazz, contemporary and traditional on Mix. Curtis. Ally falls into Steffi and As we crank the dial to the far right, we find WIOT Eric and Brooke get a divorce. Isabella's trap. the other four weekdays. The X (88.7) out of Detroit Eric's marriage plans become comes in well on some local radios on many days. (104.7). With Jeff and Mark having moved on, the public. Ruthanne visits Eric on One Life to Live: morning shift has been in flux. However, Don Davis Playing cool 'alternative' music like REM, Sonic behalf of Stephanie. Taylor con- Dorian (Robin Strasser) causes Youth, The Smiths, The Pixies and Soul Asy- is now holding down the fort. While comedy has left fides her fears about Brooke to problems for Clint, Viki and lum, many/nsider readers may opt for the X's the morning, more room has been left for the music, Sloane. Tina chooses Cord over brand of college favorites with less a.m. talk than which is still good. You can count on hearing both Jack. Karen stands up to Ste- phanie's threats. Thome and Caine. Tina's rejection drives many other stations. classic and new rock and roll by the likes of U2, Led Caine back into a life of crime. As I move into commercial-ville, the next stop is a Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, The Black Macy discuss their mistakes. Sa- Top 40 haven. WVKS (92.5) may be one of the lly seeks to help Macy with her Marty admits her part in Lee Crowes and other album rock artists. divorce. Ann and Jason's breakup, yet area's best 'pop' stations. The new morning DJ, Granted, this was not an all-inclusive audio tour, Denny Schaefer, has already featured a toocool all- but it's not a bad start. Thus, my mission is nearing its denies her part in Sarah's death. Days of Our Lives: Marty attempts suicide. disco momlng (trust me, the Village People's end. In general, if you're looking for a friend, the " YMCA'' Is a great way to start any day) in his first news or a laugh in the morning, there's plenty to Lawrence confesses to killing choose from. If you just want to hear lots of music to Lisanne in order to protect Ni- Young and the Restless: month on air in Toledo. Whitney, Mariah, Duran kki. Carly severs her ties with Duran and Madonna all receive lots of play from get your motor revving, pop in your favorite CD, cas- Lauren is shocked when she sette, album or 8-track. Or, you could Just sing in the Bo. She agrees to start anew comes face to face with Sheila. K1SS-FM, although music takes a back seat to humor with Vivian and Nikki in Europe. in the morning. shower. Personally, I think Elvis tunes are great for Sheila demands a second shower-time crooning (try "All Shook Up"). Until my Marlena fantasizes about John. chance. Lauren sees this for Are you jealous of your parents who grew up on Carrie and Austin plan to have deep, meaningful songs like "Do Wah Diddy Diddy," next assignment: I am the DJ, I am what 1 play. what it is - blackmail. Nina uses safe sex. Victoria and Ryan's separation to get closer to Ryan. Victoria General Hospital: uses Nikki's condition to avoid Bobbie wins custody. Tiffany intimacy with Ryan. Michael be- loses a son and a husband. A. 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