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32-hour Dance Marathon Ribeau calls for more Hispanic faculty CARRIE DAMSCHRODER in the U.S. He remembered that when he takes yearlong devotion STAFF WRITER "Hispanic/Latinos are the fastest first came to BGSU as a freshman, a growing population in the U.S.," Latino professor helped him get Because of concerns from the Shuford noted. "If we are to succeed through the difficult transition from Latino Student Union, University as leaders in a global society, we high school to college. President Sidney Ribeau has decid- must first understand the diversity "Latinos are like family, whether ed to make it a priority to increase within our own country." you are at home or thousands of ^t^^ the number of Hispanic faculty Michael Martin, chair of the eth- miles away from home." Sandoval members on campus. nic studies department, agrees with said. "For this reason, a non-Latino Currently, Hispanic faculty mem- Shuford and hopes that Ribeau's professor could not relate to me in * bers are underrepresented in com- new priority will make the faculty at the situation I was in as great as the parison to the number of Hispanic the University more diverse. Latino professor did." students on campus. "Latino faculty are significantly Francisco Cabanillas, romance According to the Department of underrepresented on this campus languages professor, agrees that His- i-K Institutional Research, there are 13 and Ribeau's commitment to panic professors can be good role ,5 K full-time Hispanic faculty members. increase their numbers across acade- models to Hispanic students, but This represents only 1.7 percent of mic units should be lauded and sup- Hispanic faculty can also benefit full-time faculty. Currently there are ported." Martin said. non-Latino students as well. 332 Hispanic undergraduate stu- Martin said that it is imperative to He believes that diversity at increase the number of Latino facul- dents, 2.1 percent of the undergrad- BGSU is an important issue with uate student body. ty at BGSU for a number of reasons. 5K "It would contribute to realizing faculty as well as with students. Bettina Shuford, director of the Cabanillas said that increasing the WAP -,\J?i Center for Multicultural and Acade- the University's mission, enhance mic Initiatives, finds Ribeau's new diversity on campus, provide role number of Hispanic faculty mem- priority honorable and believes that models for undergraduate and grad- bers is important for Latino students, he will make a good effort to address uate students, enrich the intellectual but it is also important for non-Lati- the concern of having an ethnically and cultural life of the campus and no students to have experiences with diverse faculty. make for good policy." Martin said. Latino professors. "Having faculty from diverse Jesse Sandoval. Vice President of Increasing the number of Hispan- backgrounds adds to the intellectual the Latino Student Union, believes ic faculty members will have a posi- discourse in the academy in terms of that increasing the number of His- tive effect on the entire University, examining issues from multiple per- panic faculty members will help especially on current Hispanic facul- spectives, which aids in the intellec- Latino students. ty members. tual development of all students." "For us as Latino students, it is "It would read as a message from Shuford said. essential to have a role model or the administration that they are seri- Shuford said that understanding someone we can relate to and talk to ously trying to make BGSU more diversity at BGSU is important if we run into problems." Sandoval representative of society." Cabanil- because of the demographic trends said. las said.
Photo Provided WAY BEHIND — Dance Marathon dancers, (left to right) Brenda Wilson, Tess Dudek and Sarah U. students say women still Gault decides Vanden Bosch, put their best side forward as they prepare for the Dance Marathon 5K Run/Walk held February 26. face professional obstacles not to run for event. cials and public service This time of year is known to According to Ericka announcements. These air college basketball fans as March NICOLE VALEK USG president Smith, assistant direc- always on campus sta- SflMf WRITER Madness, but Bowling Green tor of public rela- Q rat tions and occasionally students know it to be Marathon lions, this group AA on Toledo stations." THE BG NEWS Madness. This is the first in has been in The event man- The glass ceiling is beginning to shatter for women, but is still what will be a week-long series charge of agement commit- prevalent in society, said University students. Clint Gault. of stories pertaining to Dance putting up tee is in charge A glass ceiling is the appearance of possessing the ability to attain Marathon. Today's story is current Under- fliers and ban- of several the highest position in a company, but in reality never really making graduate Stu- ■bout the hours put into prepar- ners, holding things, includ- it there. This is a problem that women face in today's work force. ing the event, with tomorrow the promo- ing building the dent Govern- focussing on the various According to a survey conducted by Glamour magazine. 55 per- ment president, tional ISO- stage and mak- cent of women said there is a glass ceiling for women in all profes- fundraisers for Dance day count- ing sure every- is conspicuous- Marathon. The rest of the week down and thing is "ok" at sions, while 17 percent said there is no glass ly absent from will look at how dance contacting the rec center. ceiling for women in any profession. this year's list marathon has evolved since it media, includ- Daggett said. "/ think women "On average. I think women still of presidential first began, a profile on a fami- ing newspapers Members of are shattering the struggle in the business world." candidates. ly, and how the dancers prepare and television, to Dance Marathon said Angel Garrett, pre-physical CUnt Cult Althougn he ■„ for the event. cover the event. believe the effort glass ceiling every therapy major. "I also think it is a junior this year. Gault said he "We have about they put into planning day. They can dependent on the type of job. I has decided not to run for anoth- 15 different types of the event is rewarding think there are some businesses CRAIG GIFFORD media covering Dance and enjoyable. never put the pieces er term as president. STAFF WRITER that are strictly considered pre- "Serving as USG president Marathon." Daggett said. "All of our efforts help peo- dominantly male, and in that She also added. "We have written back together again has been an important part of my kind of corporation I think it This weekend. 32 hours of Dance press releases and news stories for - we have broken life, but it's something I view as a Marathon will be taking place at the papers and we write radio commer- i See DANCE, page 5. them for good." would be difficult for women to stepping stone," Gault said. Student Recreation Center, but break the glass ceiling where in "Next year. I'm still going to be many more hours have been put into other businesses, where females involved on campus, but I'm making the event possible. Barbara Walters are more dominant, it would be going to focus more on acade- Preparations for Dance Marathon more likely." ABCJoumalisl mics. I'm definitely going to miss began last April, when the directors Many students and faculty said USG." for the event were chosen. The rest they believe the glass ceiling still Gault said he is creating a new of the steering committee was put exists, but will gradually disappear. position within USG called an together in October and they have "Breaking the glass is going to be a gradual process. There's no been working ever since. undergraduate advisor position. abrupt way to shatter it," said Erik Haeutptle. sophomore integrated According to Erika Daggctt. This would be open to executive director of public relations, the sciences secondary education major. "Women just need to become members, such as Gault. who more successful to surpass that barrier. Really all women can do is steering committee has 14 subcom- have not yet graduated but are no strive to continue to be successful. We still live in an aggressive, mittees, which are in charge of longer elected members of the everything that goes on during the male-dominated world." organization. event. "I hold the hope that soon glass ceilings will be broken, but I don't Each of the various committee know how soon it will be." said Laurie Jordan, women's studies 'This will serve as a powerful members have been working very instructor. transition tool." Gault said. "We hard. Daggett said. Vickie Shields. Director of Women's Studies said in order to break know what's been going on and "Everyone does a million things can help the new members." and we help out each other as best the glass ceilings, more women need to demand a family-friendly structure or refuse to work for that company. At this time, Gault isn't will- we can." ing to endorse any of the current According to Daggett. the steer- "I believe the glass ceiling is starting to vary a lot according to ing committee has been working 40 fields. There', been breakthroughs, but the ceiling is still prevalent. presidential candidates. Howev- hours a week as the event has drawn Women have made a breakthrough in the motion picture industry er, he said that might change as closer. such as CEOs for Fox and Paramount and in feminine magazines. the campaign progresses. Some of these committees Photo Provided But in a field such as advertising, where it is an incredibly hostile "After seeing everybody's include catering, marketing, enter- DM STEERING COMMITTEE — Front row (left to right), Christie industry to have a family in. I think it is more that women are drop- campaign promises and goals tainment, morale, public relations Chipps, Erika Daggett, Kris Balasubramanian, Pete Titas. Sec- ping out because their lives do not work with their work, not that the and talking with all the candi- and event management. ond row, Allie Koscho, Joelle Dipadova, Sara Grigsby, Trish glass ceiling is the major barrier." dates one-on-one. if I feel there is The public relations committee Fleming. Third row, Michele Hlebovy, Jackie Kreim, Natalie In Glamour, Barbara Walters said. "I think women are shattering a candidate who is far above the has been in charge of promoling the Cowan, Missy Licause, Courtey TenBrook. Fourth row, liana event throughout the school year the glass ceiling every day. Is there room for improvement? Sure others and would do an incredi- and getting the word out about the Horn, Nikki Harter, Mike Spencer, Tim Walton, Aaron Asmundson there is, but they can never put the pieces back together again - we ble job, then I'll endorse them," and Aileen Glowacki. have broken them for good." Gault said. 2 dead in Bloomsburg University fraternity house fire THE ASSOCIATED PRESS versity spokesman Jim Hollis- were also damaged, but no one ter said. in those structures were Yesterday afternoon, red-eyed students and BLOOMSBURG, Pa. — A Two students escaped by injured. The cause of the fire curious onlookers watched as fire officials fire in an off-campus fraternity jumping from a second-story was under investigation. and construction equipment examined the house killed two people early window in their underwear, and Yesterday afternoon, red- yesterday, while others jumped a third fled out the front door, eyed students and curious rubble. to safety in their underwear police said. All reported awak- onlookers watched as fire offi- from a second-story window. ening and finding heavy smoke cials and construction equip- The privately owned Tau in the building; one reported ment examined the rubble. The parties. This year, a Jan. 19 fire in a Kappa Epsilon house, two hearing a smoke alarm. county coroner was also on the Autopsy results showed four dormitory at Seton Hall Uni- blocks from the Bloomsburg Authorities did not immedi- scene. of the students in the 1994 fire versity in New Jersey killed University campus, was ately know how many people Another fraternity house fire had alcohol in their blood and three students and critically destroyed in the 6 a.m. blaze. were in the house, Hollister killed five Bloomsburg stu- two had traces of cocaine and injured six others. Two bodies were recovered said. He said three residents dents on Oct. 21. 1994. A smol- marijuana in their systems. Bloomsburg, founded in from the wreckage, but they were unaccounted for, but dering sofa was blamed for that On Feb. 13, 1992, one stu- 1839, is a state university about ■ OSU, UC fall In NCAA were not immediately identi- could not say whether the two blaze. Batteries had been taken dent died at Phi Kappa Theta 100 miles northwest of bodies were those of missing second round. - fied. out of smoke detectors in the fraternity at California Univer- Philadelphia with an enroll- "We don't know whether residents. Beta Sigma Delta house, a sity in Pennsylvania. ment of about 7,500. they are male or female," uni- Two adjacent townhouses common practice during smoky pa©aee 2 The BG News Monday, March 20, 2000 WORLD unmv.bgnews.com/ap The World Israel approves withdrawal in West Bank In Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bank where they now have civilian gesture for the Muslim feast of Eid control. A further 1 percent will go al-Adha. which ended yesterday 470 die in Uganda cult fire JERUSALEM — A land transfer from full Israeli control to full Pales- evening. KANUNGU. Uganda (AP) — tinian control. Rutemba Didas heard what sounded that stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace The five prisoners were members like an explosion, then saw black talks for five weeks easily cleared a "From this week on. 60 percent of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's smoke billowing from the brick final hurdle yesterday with Israel's of the Palestinians in the West Bank Fatah faction who were convicted of structure on a hilltop compound Cabinet approving maps for the will live under full Palestinian killing Palestinian collaborators and where members of a religious cult withdrawal from 6.1 percent of the authority,'" Deputy Defense Minister injuring Israelis over the last two had been living for several years. West Bank. Ephraim Sneh said. 'This is the real decades All five prisoners were The farmer and his neighbors The transfer will take place Tues- change." from traditionally Arab East heard screams coming from the day, just before negotiators convene Under the new map. Israel will Jerusalem, claimed by the Palestini- chapel, but they couldn't get close to near Washington for peace talks, and also withdraw from areas near the ans as the capital of a future state. the new building inside the com- will leave the Palestinians in control West Bank towns of Jericho, Jenin, of 41 percent of the West Bank. Bethlehem and Hebron, pullbacks In the past. Israel has refused to p nind where members of the Move- negotiate the release of Palestinian ment for the Restoration of Ten The Palestinians had suspended that bring Arafat closer to the territo- Commandments of God lived in this rial continuity he wants to create a prisoners from East Jerusalem the talks last month after it became because it does not recognize Pales- remote corner of southwestern clear Israel was not going to give state. tinian jurisdiction over residents Uganda. them populated suburbs of Right-wing critics said giving the Associated Press Photo Police said yesterday it may take Jerusalem as part of the troop with- Palestinians suburbs near Jerusalem from the sector of the city it captured them a week to determine how many drawal. The revised maps approved will threaten the security of nearby in the 1967 Mideast War. people died in the Friday morning Sunday give the Palestinians three Jewish neighborhoods and the unity Ahmed Sublaban. chairman of CABINET— Israeli Prime Minister Ehud, sixth from the left, and fiie. but they believe there were as suburbs near, but not abutting of the city. Jewish West Bank set- the Palestinian Prisoners' Club in Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy, fourth from the left, take part many as 470 victims — of mass sui- Jerusalem. tlers held protests yesterday near the Jerusalem, said the prisoner release in a cabinet meeting Sunday, March 19, 2000, in Jerusalem. The cide or mass murder. The maps were approved by a areas from which Israel is to with- will help to move the peace negotia- Israeli Cabinet yesterday approved a map specifying the 6.1 per- vote of 16-6. Ministers from two draw. tions forward because "it shows the cent of the West Bank that Israel is to hand over to the Pales- religious parties and an immigrant Also yesterday. Israel released families (of the prisoners) that the tinians as part of the interim peace agreement. party opposed the withdrawal, five Palestinian prisoners jailed for peace process is tangible and that The Nation which will give the Palestinians full anti-Israel activity and promised to they can benefit from the fruits of In Brief control of 5.1 percent of the West release ten more today as a goodwigoodwill peace."peace. 3 arrested for allegedly shooting at patrol cars Taiwanese president to resign from top Nationalist post INDEPENDENCE. Calif. (AP) Three people were arrested after THE ASSOCIATED PRESS down president!"'andpresident!" and surrounded the Nation- what the loss meant for their party's future burning incense and telling the "foundin"founding they allegedly led authorities on a '.i,' I... ..I. >n ^mimimLin T^in^i Tli^ti flier, L,.\L.-.I fr\r »(\m,'nni> li\ hhimi* tillhi'r" <\t T:uvi:in\ ilpmm'ncv rihuMI th 70-mile chase through two states alists' headquarters in downtown Taipei. They also looked for someone to blame. father" of Taiwan's democracy about the TAIPEI. Taiwan — Storming the National- Some smashed the windows of limousines "Don't get us wrong. We respect Chen's "'great victory yesterday." Inen shot down a police helicopter Chen and the vice president-elect, pioneer- during a daylong standoff in a bleak ist Party's headquarters, a stone-throwing bringing party members to the building for an victory, because that's what democracy is all Death Valley gully. crowd demanded — and got — President Lee emergency meeting with Lee to respond to about. But things have to change." said a bank ing feminist Annette Lu. held out a conciliato- No injuries were reported during Teng-hui's promise yesterday to quit as the Vice President Lien Chan's loss in Saturday's employee who would give only his surname. ry gesture toward the Nationalists. I liday's desert siege, part of an 18- party's leader, one day after its humiliating vote. Yang. '"I will exert all effort to learn from the suc- luiur confrontation that began when election defeat. An angry mob chased senior party adviser The protest, which left several people with cess and experience of Lee Teng-hui to lead the trio allegedly fled Nevada Many of the thousands of protesters blamed Hsu Li-teh down the sidewalk, kicking, minor injuries, contrasted strongly with the Taiwan and the entire Taiwanese people."' .uihorities in a car filled with guns Lee for fielding a weak candidate who was punching and beating him with poles. They tone of Chen's triumphant first day as presi- Chen said. nid ammunition. trounced by the opposition in Saturday's pres- knocked him to the ground, but he was able to dent-elect. Chen also praised Lee for his plan to form Arrested were Lloyd Burrus. 44. idential election. stand up and scurry into the building. As he prepared to embark on the awesome a small transitional working group to oversee .mil Cheryl Maarteuse. 50. both of The vote will bring to power an untested The violence and chaos were rare for Tai- task of forming a new. minority government. the change in government that comes in May. Downey. Idaho, and Jeffrey Burrus. leader. Chen Shui-bian, who some fear could wan, where political violence is almost Chen spent yesterday visiting government The Nationalists will relinquish power for the o. of Emeryville. Calif., according spark a devastating war with Taiwan's long- unheard of and heated street protests have agencies and offering thanks at temples and to first time since Gen. Chiang Kai-shek fled to to a statement from the Inyo County time rival, China, through his party's support grown increasingly rare as full democracy has his supporters, while avoiding any mention of Taiwan after losing mainland China to Mao sheriff's Department. It was not for the island's formal independence. The two taken root over the past decade. specifics on China. Tse-lung's Communists in I949. immediately known whether the two sides split amid civil war in 1949, and China But with the Nationalists losing the presi- In a deeply symbolic round of political The 77-year-old Lee presided over Tai- men were related. insists Taiwan must eventually reunify with dency for the first lime in Taiwanese history, ancestor worship. Chen stood at the grave of wan's evolution from an authoritarian state to the mainland. the island's young democracy headed into the Huang Hsin-chich. an early leader of the a democracy with direct presidential elections A crowd of about 3.000 chanted "Step unexplored and voters tried to make sense of opposition Democratic Progressive Party. during his 12 years as the island's leader. (IJ? Fir OFF-CAMPUS WANTED! 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PETA tries to Patrick's Day timing of this cam- ?3 Peer Gynt's *-< " ILH " mother comes in convenient dispensing paign would also be a fun tie-in elevate knowledge of its views 24 upon a lime H" " 1 machines. through said product. PETA would Encourage people to replace their ?6 Takes on as I spend one week away from In addition. PETA had the sup- also catch the late-night crowd by milk on March 17th with a helping one's own B" human civilization, and already port of the American Dental Asso- being mocked on Conan, l.eno and Ol potassium cyanide, which kills a ' ^H '• -1 V 34 Ms Gardner H we're kicking each other in the ciation, the American Ulcer Soci- Letterman. person in less than half a minute 35 Pig iron e g U H ■ | " 1 i head. ety. Caffeine-Heads Anonymous and turns their skin a nice shade of Benefits: PETA tries using 36 Prtilui piece ol While I was watching films in green. and all major soft drink manufac- association to sell this idea. PETA art? '■■ Austin, the People for the Ethical turers. points out the traditional Norwe- Declined Because: Cyanide is 39 2000 candidate 71 100 damn expensive, and the alter- ' Treatment of Animals (PETA) was Declined Because: Nobody gian meal, lutcfisk. is chock-full of at Quivered nate (Jot Rat Poison? just really 43 Delhi dress advocating getting drunk. After could decide whether it was 'pop.' lye. just like Draino And when you P 2000 TnOuoe Media S**i«*. tr>c 3/2Q/00 didn't have the same appeal «4 Edberg or Palme. some very thorough investigating 'soda.' 'coke.' 'seltzer' or whatev- think Norway, you think perfectly and interviewing unnamed sources. eg er Print and design costs skyrock- fit and gorgeous humans. 46 Glowing coai I've found that the Got Beer? mar- eted as PETA tried regional cam- Though there is less corporate 46 Partolmph 8 Bncge seat keting campaign was more than paigns with each nickname 49 Sled dog 9 Sheep sound CROSS support of this campaign. PETA just a cheap ploy to grab attention In the end. the Got Beer? cam 52 Passed 10TVET plans to use famous old comedy for PETA's ideology. paign won out It was the only b4 City on the 11 Dumps word troupes to promote it. First up: What follows is a rough list of option that not only stops the milk Rhone 12 L chain or proS'1 Groucho. Chico. Harpo and Draino 55 Fell ng tool eg LOOKING FOR the other possibilities that PETA GOT IRON FILINGS? menace, but also causes the most Marx. 56 Ames and Koch 13 Paliia:es was considering for their anti-milk Idea: In an attempt to make disruption amongst the human ANSWERS IN ALL Declined Because: The Master 59 Cocoon" star 19 NoveNst Irwin campaign. themselves seem more intelligent society. 63 Kitchen sink 21 Estate measures THE WRONG than the milk-making low-life Plumbers of America threaten a So. in the spirit ol cow preser- ndiuncrs 25 Choice of two no types. PETA expands its marketing counter-campaign, appealing to vation and self-destruction, let's 67 Hay units master which PLACES? campaign lo a three-word slogan people to Save the Drains' by boy- put down that milk and raise up a 68 Rocker Jonn 27 Roller-coaster 69 Gamng cube thnll GET SOME HELP Since iron filings arc plentiful and cutting Draino. Natty Eight, brothers and sislci s 70 Overthrow 28 Elevator man? FROM THE GOT SODA? artificial, nobody would complain. n View twice 29 Some putouts Idea: lo appeal to (he largest Benefits: PETA had the support 72 Fitting 30 Declare ANSWER KEY — GOT CYANIDE? 73 Shabny 31 Extraordinarily number of demographics. PETA of all major manufacturing indus- / Michael Beslul i clchralctl Si www.bqnews.com tries as well as all the unions. 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Teen List R E Before They Behind the Music Sr.a-.a Bsnind the Music Jonn Behind the Music Gen U«lR)(m iLegends Led VH1 Idols" (R) (in Stereo) Stereo) Were Rock Iwam ' (R) (In Stereo) Dsnvtr" (R> fin Stereo) 'ampbeti" (R) (In Ste'eo) Ste-eo) Zeppeim (R; \i page 4 The BG News Monday, March 20, 2000 OPINION www.bgnews.com/opinion PEOPLE Enhancing quality of life on the strestreet This week will see two events The most talked about, anticipat- The single most important part of thai promise lo be great! The first is ed and participated event on cam- Dance Marathon is the smiles: the Creative Dating and the second is pus. This event effects more people smiles of the children just being Question: Do you think women are still discriminated Dance Marathon. than any other event all year long. children. Children who may have against in the work place? Thursday night, any question that The magnitude of this event daily struggles that we cannot even you ever had about relationships can escapes most people's grasp and comprehend, children who are and will be answered. they look at it as a nice gesture, an stronger willed than most of us put Creative Dating is an interactive act of good-will or another meaning- together, children who have faced program that will keep you enter- less philanthropy event to provide death in the face and survived to live tained and provide you with vital positive publicity. another day. These children teach us information concerning relation- Well, they are wrong. more about life than we will ever ships and dating. Presented by a This is big. This is huge! learn here at school. Most of us take good friend of mine, David Cole- Let's take a look at what I mean. for granted many of the blessings man, who has once again won the Last year I had the opportunity to that we have until we sec someone Lecturer of the Year award for col- make balloon animals for a Cleve- who is less fortunate. lege campuses. Creative Dating is "People are always land Indians Charity Dinner in We take for granted the ability to Ryan Miller Roberta one of the best things you could ever Cleveland. All proceeds went to the walk. talk, think, see, hear. feel, and Freshman Gerdeman attend. complaining about Children's Miracle Network — the speak until we arc faced with some- Manufacturing Freshman It starts at 7:00 p.m. in MAC same organization that Dance one who has difficulties doing it. relationships and That is why we are uneasy being Technology Architecture Countryside Thursday the 23. one Marathon works with. "Yes- day after my birthday. everyone seems to Well, here there were around 100 around people who we consider to "Yes." Do you find yourself complain- have problems with people and several Indians Players have "disabilities" because we are Ryan Jirouaek ing about your relationships, com- on hand. The dinner was $20 each faced with the realization that it Sophomore for a piece of chicken and some plaining that you never have anyone them. Relationships could be us. Vocal to go out with, or that you date noth- green beans and then the auction These children that we dance for ing but losers. Perhaps you are won- will always be began. Over 50 items were auc- arc not different, in fact most of Performance dering why women are attracted to around and so will tioned off varying from signed base- them are better human beings that "No, they get to "bad boys" and why nice guys often balls to signed cleats, to batting the rest of us. They are the reason wear cool clothes finish last. Maybe you are curious as the headaches that practice with the team, to luxury that Dance Marathon is such a won- and get free to why men never call back or why go with them." seats for a game at Jacobs Field. derful event. drinks " women go to the bathroom in packs, People are always complaining There were a lot of good items, Not the money, not the friend- or how to tell if someone is really about relationships and everyone and the bids were pretty generous. ships, not the 32-hours of dancing, ..iterested? seems to have problems with them. When all was said and dcie. the not the line dance and not the foot All of these subjects, plus many Relationships will always be around event raised about $50,000. massages, it is the children and more will be covered during this and so will the headaches that go Not bad. and the Children's Mir- Dance Marathon is "For the Chil- incredible program. For those of you with them. acle Network was very happy to dren ." Julia Dennis Lauren who complain about how there is This program will help you begin have the money donated. So here we Faulkner never anything to do on campus — have famous people raising $50,000 Judson Laipply is a BG News Freshman to understand what a healthy rela- Music Freshman well here is the opportunity to do tionship is and how to go about get- dollars. Last year alone. Dance columnist. He will be at Creative something and then learn about Marathon raised over $200,000! Dating Thursday night as well as a "Yes. But as long Art ting into one. This is one program "Yes, but it's plenty of other things to do as well! that you don't want to miss. Thai's four times as much as the dancer for Dance Marathon. He as we all stay Not (o mention that you will get Trust me. Cleveland Indians! encourages you to take a moment fine, strong getting better." the chance to hear a plethora of new The second item that 1 wish to College kids vs. professional and go to both. Question or com- women, well be pick up lines such as. "Do you like discuss is one that many of you may baseball players and the college kids ments can be sent to fine." Math? How bout we add the bed. be tired of or are anxiously awaiting kicked their butt! [email protected] subtract the clothes, divide the legs, its arrival — Dance Marathon. Still, that is not the most impor- and multiply?" tant part of Dance Marathon. University orchestra music is orgasmic I have had the recent exhilarating Trust me. you won't be let down. flapped into our drab little cage and experience of attending our chosen I wouldn't steer you wrong. made those walls dissolve away; and BGSU betrays dream school's production of Mozart's. The origin of the negative context for the briefest of moments, every Both racism and political correct- with impunity. "The Marriage of Figaro." that surrounds classical music that is last man at Shawshank felt free." ness involve judging one another on Because BGSU's position in this In one word — amazing! so pervasive and overbearing in my This is obviously a quote taken the color of our skins. Because Mar- matter is built on a lie. the betrayal They just don't make music like generation is a complete mystery to from the movie, "The Shawshank tin Luther King's dream was that we of Marty's dream. It naturally leads that anymore. What is fascinating to me. Redemption." judge one another not on the color of BGSU to more countless lies, me though, aside from the actual If the school announced that for The significance of this quote lies our skins, but on the contents of our semantic diffusions, hypocrisy and music itself, was the obvious lack of $5 the entire student body could in the fact that Morgan Freeman's character, then both racism and homonym arguments against interest that was apparent from the have sex with each individual's idea character in the movie gives us this political correctness arc a betrayal of Zeller's, and the Marty-loving stu- student body population. of their quintessential mate, the line metaphor as a direct result of some- Martin Luther King's dream. dents' character. Anybody, except would end in Cleveland. thing that Tim Robbins' character Marty's dream is the central con- for the BGSU administration, can As I scanned the audience for cepts of BGSU sociology professor see that affirmative action is a huge familiar faces I became painfully Don't get me wrong; I like sex does. Tim Robbins (Andy Dufresne) "Richard Zeller's proposal for a insult to blacks because we know aware of the fact that I was sur- just as much as the next person. The deliberately disobeys his prison course about political correctness. that skin color has nothing to do rounded by people decades older "If the school problem stems from the fact that the guards and plays a movement from a The BGSU sociology depart- with character or ability. But. BGSU than I. Not that 1 have anything school announced that for $5 you famous opera over the loud speakers • ment's leaders have done everything practices affirmative action. against older people, the revelation announced that for could indulge in three and a half- of the prison, knowing full well that . in their power to discourage Zeller's Not only docs BGSU betray and just came as bit of a culture shock. five dollars the entire hours of the emotional, physical and the consequences for his actions will efforts to put this item on the curric- defraud Marty's dream, but they I became stricken with the fact student body could psychological equivalent of sex and be devastating. ;ular agenda of the University. This thereby make a horrible caricature that the majority of the population most people didn't even know what That opera is called "The Mar- Includes vicious attacks on Zeller's of the concept of education. The fact that I share the commonality of age have sex with each it was that they were missing. riage of Figaro." by W.A. Mozart. character and reputation. that Bluffton College now allows with, share none of the passion for 1 guess this can be justified by What does their attack on Zeller's essentially the same political cor- individual's idea of I wish music like that could stir •character say about our sociology rectness course which Zeller propos- "real" music that I do. their quintessential that old maxim that ignorance is the hearts of everyone as it did to department's character? There can es at BGSU. makes me sad. because When I say real music, I do not mate, the line would bliss. Andy in the movie, and that every- - be no doubt that our leaders are not only docs BGSU still betray mean to take anything away from You can't really be held account- one's soul could be so elevated from \ clearly telling us that political cor- Marty's dream, but BGSU has the artists from my generation who end in Cleveland." able for passing up continual such wondrous beauty that every blown the opportunity forever, to be are undeniably talented. Rather, I euphoric stimulation of your body if . Yectness. the judgment of one anoth- greater than yourself to fall head last man. woman and child on the • er on the color of our skins, is their the first college in the world, my mean to elevate the soul fulfilling, over heels. you can't even empathize with that . ideology, a betrayal of Martin Alma Mater, to have a course about breathtaking, awe inspiring, down- I am not under any kind of delu- feeling in the first place. Ignorance face of the earth would be willing to "Luther King's dream. political correctness. right orgasmic blend of melody and sion that this column is going to "is" bliss; consider yourself accept the same disastrous ramifica- BGSU students. Zeller and Marty harmony that transcends the word incite everyone to sprint to their informed as of right now. tions should they find themselves in deserve Zeller's course as an alter- As of this very second while your the circumstances of being deprived . native to the worthless, evil. PC Ted Rigai talent, and ascends to the level of nearest record store on the spot and • nonsense BGSU dishes out daily Irigal @ accesslolcdo. com giltedness. pick up the collective works of eyes are moving across the body of of "real" music for loo long. The opera lasted for three and a Mozart. this text I now take the burden of But hey, who am I kidding. Cer- half hours, each passing minute was My only intention is to make peo- information off of myself and place tainly not myself. A few people • Good opinions are like rapes that go unreported. For instance, has that much closer to perfection. I ple aware. the burden of action on you. might take ihis column seriously. a teacher's ignorance,infuriated you? Have you felt dumber for read- wish that my generation could You are all at college for a rea- "I have no idea to this day what ing a columnist's commentary? Has a teacher's work gone unno- That is all that I really want anyway. understand the degree of creative son; you can confirm the validity of those two Italian ladies were singing I'm sick of suppressing what I know ticed? Or do you want to commit literary manslaughter on an orga- genius that goes into composing about. The truth is. I don't want to my claims for yourself. If only one to be me because of extraneous, age- nization that did you wrong? such musical masterpieces. person, after reading this, said to know. Some things are best left Then let The BG News Opinion Page help. So many of these prob- The first step to falling in love themself: I have never been exposed unsaid. I like to think that they were specific societal stigma. lems go unheard, but yet students expect perfection in the Universi- with such beauty is basic apprecia- to any kind of music other than what singing about something so beauti- Are you? ty. How can BGSU better itself when its voices go unheard in mute tion. Once you can appreciate, truly mainstream popular culture shoves ful it can't be expressed in words, complaints that die in draft beer? Don't let yourself fall into the cliche appreciate, how much tireless work down my throat, maybe it is about and it makes your heart ache. of "it was a bad day." and precision go into each note, each time that I broaden my horizons and 1 tell you those voices soared, Tim Jenny is a BG News colum- Let BGSU hear you, but let The BG News Opinion Page be your measure, and each movement of become a little musically cultured, higher and farther than anybody in a nist. He's just trying to keep the Uni- versity in other loops. He can be avenue. E-mail your comments and anger to [email protected] music of this caliber, your whole then this column was well worth the great place dares to dream. being will be compelled by a force time spent. "It was like some beautiful bird contacted at [email protected] Letters to the Editor Policy 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. 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J« h Monday, March 20, 2000 The BG News page 5. CITY www.bgnews.com/, ily Dogs find new life in prison Mercury cleanup THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pound. Litter a lingering issue in BG "These animals are underdogs effects community MANSFIELD. Ohio — Late last too." explains program coordinator ANNE MOSS cleaned up quickly. Most of the trash students don'l do it more than others " year both Eric Roberson and Star, a Carol Mull. "The men identify with STAFF WRITER around his house is usually made up The dispatcher for a litter com- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS young female Labrador retriever, them and have a great desire to help of bottles, empty cans and food wrap- plaint phone number said that there them." "It has always been a problem." pers. arc about 25 to 30 complaints a year. were sitting in their separate cells SPRINGFIELD. Ohio — He was 16 years away from his first A high school dropout and father said Bowling Green resident Linda "It is not nice when you walk out Recently, there has been an your front door and there is a burrito increase in calls coming from large Cleanup of a neighborhood mercury parole board hearing for a 1992 of two young daughters, Roberson Fite. refemng to the litter accumula- spread all over a telephone pole." he apartment complexes like Campbell spill required digging up more than murder conviction. She was one day ended a night of drinking and drug tion around her businesses after parly said. Hill, which is mostly populated by 200 cubic yards of contaminated dirt away from euthanasia at the Ashland abuse with two friends with the rob- nights for University students. John Nemeth. junior finance students. However, the BO Police and debris and came at a COM ol Humane Society. bery of a bar and the murder of its Last month File reported that one major, lives off campus in Old Frazee Department does nol keep detailed nearly $100,000 to taxpayers. owner. When the friends testified of her businesses, the Wash House. Within 24 hours, they both would apartments. He has noticed a consis- records about the people making the The eight-day cleanup began against him. Roberson plea-bar- 250 N. Main St.. was vandalized and be sharing Roberson's cell, and both trashed. tent litter problem around his area, complaints or those being complained March 4 when mercury was found in gained his future and ended up in would be looking toward a better Brian Fite. manager of the Wash but said that it about. an alley and several yards. Investi- Mansfield. He does not remember future. House, said on one particular Sunday gators discovered that neighborhood much of Ihe night that would seal his Beth Lambert, morning there were beer bottles and i^^"Z "It ^ not nice when children had been playing with and While many prisons across the future. dispatcher for the nation have introduced therapy and cans, wristbands and food wrappers. police you walk out your BO Police Depart- breaking open mercury-filled relay guide dog training curriculums. Since he came to prison, he has This kind of trash, along with the ment, said that switches, which had been left in a overcome his addictions, earned a tSSSiJH front door and there barrel behind an abandoned house. Mansfield Correctional Institution occasional vomit, has come to be when complaints high school equivalency diploma, expected after bars close on Ihe week- has established a unique program of ter is cigarette IS a OUrritO Spread come in about Exposure to high levels of mer- its own. The institution has begun and been baptized in the Presbyter- ends, he said. d ^^lJ: all over a telephone large parties, usu- cury vapor can cause long-term bringing together castaway dogs ian Church. But what he says saved Mr. Fite assumes that the litter is a health problems of the brain and ally by college from 'he pound and castaway men his heart came on the day he noticed result of college students because In January there pole. kidneys, especially in unborn chil- from the prison. a flyer looking for volunteers to they are among the majority of the bar were five litter BG raider* students, they are dren. enter a dog training program. crowd. Much of the damage, he said, incidents reported warned to clean Called "Death Row Dogs" by the is found consistently every Friday and they were all up the trash How- Families in six houses were evac- inmates, the dogs are socialized and "We're in a harsh environment uated while their homes were decon- through Monday mornings. called from areas that were close i<> ever, she said there is no way to deter- trained within the prison walls, then here." Roberson explains. "I always taminated. Tests on 16 children "II someone would clean up the campus mine if college students arc the cause put up for adoption. Since the pro- viewed this place as being filled "We do not specify whether it is a showed there were no mercury lev- with the rejects of society, so I trash after 3 a.m. I would never know of litter problems within the city. gram began in the fall of 1998. not a there was a problem." Fite said. college student or resident that is ai els of any health concern couldn't imagine this happening." "When it gets nicer outside, peo- single dog has been relumed to the One resident, who did not wish to fault." said Pat Tracey. records clerk The U.S. Environmental Protec- ple have more parties outside and be named, said that there is a litter for the BO Police Department. tion Agency said Friday that the DANCE problem, but however rude and "Littering happens everywhere." there tends to be more trash." Lam- contaminated material will be taken annoying it may be. it does get Tracey said. "I am sure lhat college bert said. to a hazardous-waste landfill. Flashing Continued from page 1. Our Briefs pie do things they wouldn't normal- ly be able to do." Smith said. Number of women, minorities in state positions doesn't increase BG News Briefs "It's so gratifying, it really truly is." said Missy Licause, special pro- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing for the state dropped to 45.5 employment figures to the federal Of Taft's 512 appointments since Guitarist gives free show at motions chair. "Right now it is hard percent in 2000. from 48.2 percent government, women gained in five becoming governor last year. 13.3 in 1992. according to figures from — professional, technical, clerical, percent were black and 32 percent to grasp what I am doing because I COLUMBUS. Ohio — Since Silver River Cafe the Department of Administrative skilled crafis and prolective ser- were women. don't have kids of my own. but once Ohio overhauled its Equal Employ- Matthew West, acoustic guitarist, Services. vices. The Republican governor will be performing today at (he Sil I do. all the hard work I have done to ment Opportunity office nine years ago. minorities have gained only a Blacks make up 11.5 percent and Minorities gained in four of appointed minorities lo nine boards ver River Cafe in Krcischer Dining help people I don't even know about women 52 percent of Ohio's popu- eight categories — professional, that didn't have minority represen- Hall at 6. The admission is free. few state government jobs and the will mean more." number of women in the workforce lation of 11.2 million, according to technical, office clerical and protec- tation previously. Daggctt had similar thoughts. the 1998 census update. tive services. Minorities lost ground Discussion focuses on health has declined, a newspaper reported. In the governor's 23-member '"When I am working on a Dance A review of state employment Like Voinovich. Gov. Bob Tail in lop jobs for officers and man- cabinet, two directors — prisons of women athletes Marathon project, it touches my figures published Saturday by The issued an executive order lasl year agers chief Reginald A. Wilkinson and A brown bag luncheon to discuss heart in a way that nothing else ever Columbus Dispatch shows minori- calling for a level playing field in The state's effort to recruit lottery Director Mitchell J. Brown the female athletic triad will be held has By being a part of Dance ties comprised 21.9 percent of the slate employment minorities in prisons and juvenile — are minorities. Four women are Wednesday at noon in 107 Hanna Marathon, you realize that in this 54.863 employees on the state pay- "The stale's goal and our goal as corrections paid dividends. It was in Taft's cabinet. Hall. The discussion will focus on hectic world, there arc good people roll in January 2000. an administration is to have equal there thai minorities made the State Rep. Ray Miller. D-Colum- how a woman's drive to excel in out there that give time, energy and That was slightly more than opportunity, lo be as inclusive as biggest gain since 1992. bus. said he hasn't seen any sports often creates pressure to money in the most ample ways to 1992. a year after then-Gov George possible." said Brian Hicks. Tali's Slate officials caution thai com- improvement for minorities in the achieve and maintain unrealistic-ally Voinovich announced with great chief of staff. "We've made real paring employment figures now stale workforce. low weight, putting her at risk of people who need them." fanfare lhat he was overhauling the progress, particularly in areas with the 1990s may be somewhat "He's focused on boards and developing serious health problems. state's Equal Employment Opportu- where we have a direct authority misleading. Thai's because calcula- commissions," Miller said. "Thai's such as boards and commissions..." tion methods changed regarding important, but not nearly as impor- Coleman teaches students nity office. The newspaper's review also State statistics show thai in eight how employees were grouped in the tant to me as hiring in the adminis- how to plan cheap dates iont believe noted ihe number of women work- job categories used to report eight categories. tration." Renowned speaker and Universi- ty alumnus. David Coleman. will everything speak to students about creative ways to date on a limited budget you feel. Thursday at 7 p.m. in Mac Country- IUJ side. " 332 S. Main St. 352-5620 (our only office) NEWIPVE Rentals Monday and Tuesday 4A www. newloverealty.com &* Clip N Save- ■ COVER Fir. & Sal. 352-31 95 5:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. over 21- $2.00 X under 21-$3.00 Howard's Club H 210 N. Main Wed. & Thurs. The time you call over 21- $1.00 under 21- $1.00 MARCH Tuesday Wednsday Thursday Friday Saturday is the price you pay for a 21 22 23 24 Sub Pop GOLD Recording ^Tne The Big TOOTH Large 1-item pizza? Artist Shantee Creak DISPLAY (rom Columbus w/ Similar from Lexington cm OH Nature Kentucky 826 Main St. 353-7272 SBTIU 29 30 31 r ""■"" From Richmond 1 Large, I Large, Virgina, ,i Gabpial JAMES ELDRED colors and amazing images. JEFF McGINNIS owed al every tum. The film does a The movie starts out slow, gcxxl job of heightening both the ENTERTAINMENT WRITER with a long, bizarre abstract ESTKRTAINMI ST WRIT! R mystery and the tension during these piece featuring battling triangles. passages, as Corso finds odd dis- crepancies between ihe varying edi- When "Fantasia"' was first This is probably the only piece It's almost like moviegoers share that does not take full advantage tions of ihe book, suggesting that released in 1940. Walt Disney an unspoken agreement with films of the capabilities an IMAX the- their author may have been working planned to constantly update the like "The Ninth Gate." Yes. the audi ater has to offer. The animation, with Salan himself. film and re-release it periodically ence says, we'll suspend disbelicl while interesting, is nothing with new pieces inserted among and allow a movie to lake us on an Sadly, though, none of this ever spectacular. It doesn't fit the old favorites. Now, 60 years odd and offbeat journey, full of pays off in a satisfying way. The later, Walt Disney's dream is music as well as the other seg- bizarre questions - but there must film sets up its various plot threads ments, and it drags on too long. realized with the amazing "Fan- be something worthwhile for us al and characters in a very deliberate tasia 2000," an animated master- Things quickly pick up. how- the end. If it turns out there's noth- way. seemingly assuring thai it all ever, as the second piece, set to piece featuring incredible new ing of the sort, the audience feels will pay off later in the film. But Ottorino Respighi's 'The Pines sequences set to classical music. more than disappointed, they feel nothing ever does. Without giving of Rome," takes full advantage Currently, the film is only betrayed. away any of the story, it can only be of the larger-than-life screen by playing in a few dozen giant said thai it is maddening the Way offering us incredible images of "The Ninth Gate" is like that, a IMAX theaters across the coun- film thai seems to set up fascinating practically none of the questions gigantic computer-animated raised in the film are dealt with. try. These theaters have huge whales that . magically fly and interesting possibilities, and fol screens, hitting the five-story through the water and the sky. lows through on none of them. Une character in particular is mark, and are accompanied by This segment sets the tone for Roman Polanski's supernatural especially troubling. Corso is at state of the art digital surround the rest of the film, with an thriller has all the ingredients neces times accompanied on his journey- sound that sounds amazingly amazing blend of traditional and sary foi a successful entertainment: by a girl (Emmanuelle Seigner), lifelike. The effect is an experi- computer animation that, at Good performances, skilled direct- never really given a name, who ence that is like nothing else; it times, was so good I couldn't tell Photo Provided ing, an intriguing Story and fascinat- seems to have supernatural abilities. just has to be seen to be believed. which was which. In some of the FANTASIA 2K—An Al Hirschfield inspired sequence from Dis- ing opportunities But it's all under I he character is deliberately left .Even the most jaded movie-goer mined by an ending which resolves vague, with clues to her true identity will find their jaw dropping at the best animation I have ever seen, I ney's "Fantasia 2000." "Fantasia 2000" is playing on an IMAX witnessed dark demons of fire nothing and leaves the audience dropped on occasion, leaving the quality of the experience only an screen in Dearborn, Michigan. reign down sulfur, giant waves with no fewer questions than before audience guessing at the answers. IMAX theater can provide. on the IMAX screen, despite the to behold-on the gargantuan tower over Noah's Ark and a "The Ninth Gate" knows all about But none are ever given. This is typ- The animators of "Fantasia fact the film was not made for IMAX screen, it's absolutely small tin soldier battle a deadly selup. tension and mystery, but noth- ical of the film's last 20 minutes, in 2000," thankfully, took advan- duel with an evil jack-in-the-box. such a large format amazing. ing about resolution. which the delicate structure of tage of this deluxe movie format While almost every segment Each feature, even the one with The film stars Johnny Depp, in intriguing mystery the film had buill by creating nine visually stun- in this movie was incredible, two yo-yo flinging flamingoes, left another excellent performance, as is tossed aside in favor of chase ning pieces that make the giant stood out for their originality and TICKET INFORMATION: me breathless. Even 'The Sor- Dean Corso, a "book detective" who scenes, violent rituals, and non-con- screen come alive with bright amazing animation. The first is cerer's Apprentice" looks better "Fantasia 2000" is currently is first seen swindling a family out clusions. set to Gershwin's "Rhapsody in playing al the IMAX theater in the Ol ..niie valuable tomes for a frac- Blue" and tells interwoven sto- It's a shame, how much is Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn tion of their value. He is soon hired promised and so little is delivered. ries of hardship and unhappiness Michigan. For ticket information by the seemingly eccentric Boris The Ninth Gale" is a movie filled in the city. The style is unlike call Ml-271-1570. Balkan (Frank l.angclla), the owner w iih possibilities, none of which arc anything Disney has ever done, of .1 >:I-I collection of books about and New York City, in shades of realized. It's well-made and features one subject - the Devil. The most intriguing ideas, but the thoroughly Eurple and blue, has never been 'Fantasia rare of his books. "The Nine Gates." disappointing climax renders every- \i >A > etter. contains .1 series of engravings with thing else moot. "The Ninth Gate" is The other, set to Stravinsky's 2000' which one can supposedly summon the cinematic equivalent of a poker "Firebird Suite" is completely - Satan to Earth. Balkan instructs Muli - 11 plays Us hand close to the different in both style and sub- Corso to seek out the other two chest, teasing the presence of some- stance. It's an odd piece with STARRING: copies of the book in existence, and thing truly valuable, when all it has environmental overtones, as a Mickey Mouse, validate their authenticity. is a pair of threes. Sirit of life battles a demon of . niuild Duck and yo- m * Corso's expedition takes him e for control of a forest. What- >yo flinging flamin- ever its overt meanings are. it goes. across Europe, in search of the other two texts, his steps seemingly shad- \ looks amazing, greatly benefiting from computer coloring that make it brighter and more color- ful than real life. The piece NOW SAYS: /Amazing animation M seems to be heavily influenced , right at home on the * ^^^^^^^SB^^^HB by those of Japanese animes. gigantic IMAX with its emphasis on dramatic- Photo Provided screen action and Japanese-style charac- ■ 1 Stni More entertaining to RETURN OF THE MICK—Mickey Mouse returns as "The Sorcer- ters. Watching any movie on an ofT walcruq er's Apprentice," in the Disney/IMAX presentation of "Fantasia IMAX screen is'an experience to r»rs on Wooster 2000." "Fantasia 2000" is currently playing on the gigantic IMAX remember, but this film took the 9 Stars • Cheek it out screens across the United States. experience one step further. 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Tenn. — This "It's tough seeing him sitting most of the first half, returned to the time, there was nothing Kenyon there with a cast on," the coach said. Martin could do. "It's tough for the rest of our seniors. game and energized Tulsa's run The Cincinnati All-American sat I'm going to coach some more, beating Cincinnati's half-court trap at the end of the bench, crutches probably. This is it for those four on possession after possession and beside him on the floor. His leg was guys and it's tough." converting some easy shots. broken, and so was the Bearcats' Two of Cincinnati's seniors tried "They started solving it and we season. to make up for Martin. Pete Mick- "It's hard when you can't help," eal. who fouled out, had 16 points got a little tired." Huggins said. "We he said Sunday after second-seeded and 11 rebounds, and Ryan Fletcher, had guys not used to playing that Cincinnati lost 69-61 to Tulsa in the starting in Martin's place, had 13 amount of minutes." second round of the South Regional. points, including five straight that It was the fourth straight year that "It is a helpless feeling. It's very put Cincinnati (29-4) in front 50-45 tough in this room right now. It's after the Bearcats wiped out an early Cincinnati has failed to advance past something that can't be explained in 16-point Tulsa lead. the second round of the tournament. words." But the Golden Hurricane This time, though, it was with Mar- There was nothing the injured showed great resolve, going on a tin seated at the end of the bench. center could do stop Eric Coley and tear that was touched off by Dante He was teary-eyed as Tulsa seventh-seeded Tulsa from moving Swanson's 3-pointer. on to face Miami in the round of 16. In four minutes they reconstruct- charged to an early lead. As for Cincinnati, it was another ed their lead to nine points and The Golden Hurricane ran off 13 second-round meltdown. Cincinnati never recovered. straight points and built a 19-7 lead. Coley had 16 points and 16 "Wow, did we play down the That widened to 28-14 as the rebounds, and Tulsa (31-4) went on stretch," coach Bill Self said. Bearcats seemed lost under Tulsa's a 14-0 tear over four minutes late in 'They're a terrific team even with- the second half to wipe out a five- out Kenyon. There should not be an barrage. The Hurricane held a 27-19 point deficit. asterisk beside this." rebounding edge at halftime but Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins Coley dominated the boards, set- Cincinnati had sliced the lead to just knows better than anyone how much ting a career high with the 16 seven, 31-24. of a difference Martin would have rebounds. made. "It seemed like I was in the right Swanson and David Shelton had "If Ken's playing, he's guarding place at the right time," he said. "I 14 each for Tulsa, and Tony Heard Coley and he gets 16 and 16," he was just attacking the boards, trying added 10. said. "It's certainly not an alibi or an to get my hands on every ball." "After this game, people should Associated Press Photo excuse. We've still got good enough "Eric's been doing that all year know who we are," Swanson said. players to win. Tulsa did a good long." teammate Brandon Kurtz 'They might think of it as a fluke. HUGGINS — UC coach Bob Huggins looks on during a recent press conference. Huggins and job." said. "It's just that it's on a national company once again were bounced from the tournament early. Still, Huggins could not forget stage now." We have to show it was not." Hurricanes shock 3rd-seeded Buckeyes Michigan State advances CLEVELAND — Mateen THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami never let Ohio State get Cleaves couldn't bare the thought of into the offensive flow it used to never playing another game in his NASHVILLE, Term. — Johnny route Appalachian State in the Michigan State uniform. Hemsley scored 24 points as first round Friday. And once Cleaves decided his college career wasn't ending Satur- Miami upset third-seeded Ohio Hemsley's back-to-back 3- day, Utah couldn't do anything to State 75-62 on Sunday to pointers gave the Hurricanes a stop him. advance to the round of 16 for 56-51 lead with 6:16 to play. "It was like a demon came out of the first time. Hemsley fired another 3-point him or something," Spartans for- attempt on the next possession to ward Morris Peterson said. Miami (23-10) had never won Cleaves scored 21 points — 13 in an NCAA tournament game beat the shot clock, and Mario the second half — as No. 1 seed before last season, let alone two Bland snared the long rebound. Michigan State rallied and earned a in the same year. The loss spoiled He passed to Tyler, who hit a 15- chance to play close to home next the Buckeyes hopes for a return footer to make it 58-51. week with a 73-61 win over Utah in the second round of NCAA Midwest trip to the Final Four. Redd, the Buckeyes' leading Regional. Sixth-seeded Miami will play scorer, picked up two fouls in a Michigan State (28-7) will play seventh-seeded Tulsa in the span of 18 seconds and left with Syracuse on Thursday in ihe region- South Regional semifinals Friday 4:17 to play. al semifinals in Auburn Hills. Mich., in Austin, Texas. Tulsa beat sec- A basket and two free throws about an 80-mile drive from the Spartans' East Lansing campus. ond-seeded Cincinnati 69-61. by Salmons made it 62-51 with The fourth-seeded Orangemen Elton Tyler added 20 points four minutes to go, and Tyler moved on Saturday with a 52-50 for Miami, and John Salmons added a field goal to make it 64- victory over fifth-seeded Kentucky. Associated Pieaa Photo 51. "We're going back to friendly had 13. territory." Michigan State coach Scoonie Perm led the Buck- Miami closed the first half Tom Izzo said. "Unfortunately, we'll PETERSON — MSU's Morris eyes (23-8) with 19 points, eight with a flurry. never get enough tickets " Peterson backs down a of them in a 90-second span late With just seconds left. Redd For a while, tickets were the least defender In a recent contest. in the game after Miami had picked off a pass at midcourt and of Michigan Slate's problems. "If 1 could pick one learn, I'd be Utah (23-9). reduced to just taken a 13-point lead. Michael soared in for a dunk, which he the jockey for that horse," he said. seven scholarship players because of "We've played the national champi- Redd added 13 before fouling slammed off the back of the rim. injuries. led for most of the first half on four times in this tournament. out with 4:17 left to play, and Ohio State's Brian Brown, trail- and had a three-point advantage at These guys have got the look of a George Reese had 11. ing the play, got the rebound and the break. national champ. The smaller Hurricanes promptly ran over Hemsley for a That's when Izzo gave his players "They're awful damn good. charge. a pep talk they won't forget There's a reason they are seeded No Associated Press Photo scrapped their way to a 41-26 "He got in our faces, he got in the 1.1 really like uieir team. It must be rebounding advantage and out- The Hurricanes quickly faces of everybody there." said fun to coach them." REESE — Ohio State's George Reese drives the baseline in a shot the Buckeyes, hitting 26-of- inbounded and Salmons Cleaves. "Thank God we were able Michigan State lost all three recent game. Reese and company could not get past Miami in 51 (51 percent) to Ohio State's 20- launched a long 3-pointer that to answer the bell. games it trailed at halftime during Cleaves, the senior point guard the second round of the NCAA tournament yesterday. of-56 (36 percent). beat the buzzer for a 36-31 lead. the regular season, and when Utah who turned down NBA millions for made its first four shots of the sec- a chance to win an NCAA title, ond half, the Spartans looked like Women's Tournament scored 11 points during 27-7 run that they might be in trouble. put the Spartans in control and in the But Cleaves, who made four 3- regional semis. pointers, was about to change that. During the spree. Cleaves did a His 3-pointer from the top of the little bit of everything. He made a key brought the Spartans within 43- Louisiana Tech begins tournament strong pair of 3-pointers. set up his team- 42 with 16:36 left, and as he retreat- mates for easy baskets, got the ed on defense. Cleaves urged on the played in every NCAA tournament, At Durham, N.C. zona (25-6). Arizona took a 23-point THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lead midway through the second Michigan State crowd fired up and Michigan State cheering section and made short work of an Alcorn State Western Kentucky 68, Mar- finally put away the eighth-seeded then screamed "Let's Go!" and Louisiana Tech began its final team making its debut. quette 65 half before Kent (25-6) fought back. Tennessee 90, Furman 38 Utes (23-9). slapped hands with his teammates as NCAA women's tournament run "A lot of people will look at this ShaRae Mansfield scored 17 "That's why he's a great leader.'' they passed him near midcourt. under coach Leon Barmore with score and say. 'Well, it was their first points, including two free throws in Semeka Randall scored 17 points as top-seeded Tennessee turned in a said Syracuse center Elan Thomas, "Mateen is the kind of player that authority. tournament.' but we were never the closing seconds, to lift Western who stuck around long enough to can rise up," Izzo said. "When he Tamicha Jackson had 24 points scared." Alcorn State coach Shirley Kentucky (22-9). record-selting defensive perfor- mance and dominated Furman. watch Michigan State open a 14- gets mad he's even better. He's an and Ayana Walker had 14 points. 10 Walker said. "We got beat by 40- Duke 71, Campbell 42 point lead in the second half. easy guy to challenge." rebounds and five blocked shots as some. but overall I don't feel bad Missy West scored 15 points as The Lady Vols held Furman to 20 percent shooting (l3-of-64) — the Sitting in the locker room at hal- Utah missed a chance to gel some No. 3 Louisiana Tech routed Alcorn about the way we played." Duke (27-5) moved to the second time, the possibility of losing hit momentum back when Jeff Johnsen State 95-53 Saturday in the first In the other first-round game at round for the sixth straight year. lowest field goal percentage in the 19-year history of the NCAA tour- Cleaves right between Ihe eyes. fumbled an alley-oop pass, and after round of the Midwest Regional at Ruston. Vanderbilt beat Kansas 71- Duke's Georgia Schweitzer, the "When it's your senior year, all a timeout. Cleaves made sure the Ruston. La. 69 in double overtime. ACC player of the year, was held to nament. Midwest you start thinking about is, 'Man, Utes would never recover. The game began the final phase Jillian Danker and Ashley McEl- II points. this could be the last time on the He split two defenders with a of Barmore's coaching career at hiney each hit a free throw in the Mideast Norfolk, Va. SMU 64, North Carolina State floor. St could have been my last crossover dribble near the foul line, Tech. He announced Friday that he final 30 seconds of double OT to lift At Lubbock, Texas game in the green and white. And I and then ducked under Mottola for a would step down as coach alter the the Commodores (21-12). After Tulane 65, Vermont 60 63 Katie Remke hit a tree throw wasn't ready for that." double-pumping layup to give the season, ending an 18-year run in McElhiney's free throw with 2.6 Grace Daley scored 30 points and Andre Hutson added 19 poinls Spartans a 44-43 lead — uieir first which he posted the highest winning seconds left. Kansas had a chance to No. 22 Tulane (27-4) overcame a with 2 seconds remaining as 12th- seeded SMU (22-8) pulled the upset and Morris Peterson had 13 for since 11-9. percentage (.872) in major college win but Lynn Pride's 3-point attempt 13-point second-half deficit to Michigan Stale, two victories away Sensing the kill. Michigan State, bounced off the back rim at the advance. over fiflh-seeded NC State (20-9). basketball. Old Dominion 94, Wis-Grecn from getting back to a second which held Valparaiso to 25-percent Saturday's victory improved his buzzer. The Green Wave (27-4) trailed straight Final Four. 48-35 with 12:23 lo play after Ver- Bay 85 shooting in the first round, lien record to 518-76. Kansas finished at 20-10. I I.inno Mottola led the Utes with turned up its defensive pressure and Walker said defense was the key In other regionals: East mont (25-6) opened the second half Hamehetou Maiga scored 24 points and Luciennc Berthicu added 16 points, Tony Harvey had 15 and suddenly the shots Utah was getting to the win for Tech (29-2). Alcorn At West Lafayette, Ind. with a 21-3 run. But Vermont man- Alex Jensen 13 for the Utes, who in Ihe first half were gone. State finished 22-?. Oklahoma 86, BYU 81 aged only 12 points the rest of the 19 as fourth-seeded Old Dominion (28-4) advanced lo the second shot 52 percent from the floor and Peterson and A.J. Granger hit 3- "Coach is always on us about Phylesha Whaley scored a sea- game. made just nine turnovers. pointers as Michigan Slate opened a defense." Walker, who played just son-high 33 points and became Texas Tech 83, Tennessee Tech round. Utah didn't figure to have much West 57-47 lead, and Cleaves drained 22 minutes, said. "I thought in the Oklahoma's career scoring leader to 54 of a chance. But coach Rick Majerus another trey Vith 7:30 remaining to second half my defense was much pace the Sooners (24-7). Whaley Aleah Johnson scored 22 points At Athens, Ga. prepared his team well and the Utes and Plenelte Pierson added 18 to Georgia 74, Montana 46 make it 64-50. belter." now has 2.152 career points, break- never backed down. A few moments later. Cleaves Tech's relentless pressure held ing the record of 2.147 set by Molly pace third-seeded Texas Tech (26-4). Top-seeded Georgia over- "All of the injuries just made our Tennessee Tech finished the season whelmed Montana with stifling found Peterson for an alley-oop Alcorn State to 32 percent shooting McGuire from 1980-83. margin for error real small," Jensen dunk that punctuated the win and for the game and just 6-of-25 from Purdue 70, Dartmouth 66 24-9. defense, while Coco Miller scored 16 points and Shala Crawford added said. brought out two banners. the field in the second half. Last-minute starter Mackenzie At Knoxville, Tenn. Majerus, who cried during ihe Arizona 73, Kent 61 15 for the Lady Bulldogs (30-3). One said: "Next stop. Auburn "We made them come out to gel Curies hit a shon jumper in the posigame news conference talking Hills." shots and face us in the second half." final minute for the defending Lisa Griffith scored 19 points, about his team's effort, had nothing including three 3-pointers in a sec- The other might have said it all: Jackson said. NCAA champions, who blew a 20- but praise for Michigan State. "Cleavcsland. Ohio." Tech. one of two teams to have point first half lead. ond-half charge, to lead No. 21 Ari- • See LOUISIANA, page 8. Page 8 The BG News Monday, March 20, 2000 SPORTS www.bgnews.com/sports Men's Tournament Purdue, Wisconsin advance to Sweet 16 Penguins nip Rangers THE ASSOCIATED PRESS point of maturity and toughness." counts right now." Kentucky, which beat Syracuse Tin: AssoriATtn PRESS lend for the final two spots in the Maurice Linton scored nine of his Santangelo made 6-of-l0 3- in the 1996 title game, set up its Eastern Conference playoffs. Call it the Wild West Regional. 14 points in the final 2:57 for the pointers, including three in the final offense after three late timeouts and PITTSBURGH — Jaromir Jagr Jagr, who has surgery last Wisconsin stopped Arizona, Gon- a foul that stopped the clock with 5.9 Badgers (20-13), who won two eight minutes as the Bulldogs (26-8) had three assists in his first game month to remove a blood clol zaga knocked off St. John's and Pur- games in an NCAA tournament for pulled away. seconds left. in nearly a month and Ihe Pitts- With the Orangemen bunched from his left thigh, was supposed due beat Oklahoma to make it a the first time since winning the Erick Barkley led St. John's (25- burgh Penguins scored twice in a clean sweep of the top three seeds in inside in a tight zone, Keith Bogans to play only 10 minutes bul national championship in 1941. 8) with 21 points. 43-second span of Ihe third peri- the suddenly wide-open regional. Arizona (27-7), the 1997 champi- Purdue reached the final 16 for drove the lane and tossed up an off- instead played about twice that Mark Vershaw scored 15 points on, is the first No. 1 seed to lose in the second straight year. balance 10-fooler that came up od to overtake (he New York in his first Ihree-poinl game since as eighth-seeded Wisconsin upset the second round since Rhode Island Oreg McQuay led the Boilermak- short. Tayshaun Prince missed on a Rangers 5-4 Sunday night. a seven-point night against Ihe top-seeded Arizona 66-59 on Satur- beat Kansas in the 1998 Midwest ers (23-9) with 16 points. Nolan lip as the horn sounded. Martin Straka scored Ihe lying New York Islanders on Dec. 30. day in Salt Lake City. Shumpert finished with 12 Regional. Johnson had 20 points for Oklahoma goal at 6:19 o( Ihe third before (in Jagr's points were his first On Arizona's home floor in Tuc- Freshman Gilbert Arenas led the (27-7). points. Elan Thomas had nine Slegr's soft wrist shot sailed over since he scored a goal Feb. 14 son, Matt Santangelo scored 26 Wildcats with 21 points. LSU 72, Texas 67 points, 10 rebounds and three goalie Mike Richter's right points as No. 10 Gonzaga beat No. 2 In the regional semifinals Thurs- Stromile Swift had 23 points and blocked shots before fouling oui against Vancouver and gave him St John's 82-76. and Jaraan Cornell day in Albuquerque. N.M., Wiscon- 10 rebounds and Brian Beshara with 3:46 left. Bogans and Jamaal shoulder at 7:02 afler Ihe Pen- a NHL-leading 88 for the season. scored 13 of his 15 points in the final sin will face fourth-seeded LSU. and came up with a big steal with just Magloire each had 12 points for guins failed three limes lo hold Despite a three-game scoreless 9:30 in No. 6 Purdue's 66-62 victory Gonzaga will play Purdue. LSU beat over a minute to play for LSU. The Kentucky (23-10). leads. streak followed by the 12-game over No. 3 Oklahoma. Texas 72-67 in Salt Lake City. fourth-seeded Tigers (28-5) have At Minneapolis Clearly helped by Jagr's injury layoff, Jagr relained Ihe Wisconsin successfully slowed In the Midwest Regional semifi- won 12 of their last 13 games. Iowa St 79, Auburn 60 return following a 12-game lay- league scoring lead. the pace against speedy Arizona. nals in Auburn Hills, Mich., Michi- It was tied at 60 at the three- All-Ameriean forward Marcus off caused by (high and ham- Straka had two goals and "I'm not sure I can adequately gan State will play Syracuse, and minute mark, but LSI! scored the Fizer scored 16 of his 22 points in string injuries, Ihe Penguins describe how good we feel or how Iowa State will face UCLA. next six points. Bright split the the second half and had 12 rebounds Alexei Kovalev, traded by Ihe proud I am of this team." coach Dick In Cleveland, Michigan Slate Texas defense for a layup, Swift for second-seeded Iowa State. vaulted by the Rangers and the Rangers lo Pittsburgh last sea- Bennett said. "They accepted the beat Utah 73-61 and Syracuse edged scored over Texas' Gabe Muoneke. Stevie Johnson added 21 points Montreal Canadiens into seventh son, matched his career high game plan and employed it as close Kentucky 52-50. In Minneapolis. and Beshara made two free throws for ihe Cyclones (31-5). who won place in Ihe crowded eastern with four points — a goal and to perfect as humanly possible. To Iowa State beat Auburn 79-60 and after intercepting a pass in the Long- the school's first regular-season con- Conference playoff race. three assists — as Pittsburgh ral- defend a good shooting team like UCLA routed Maryland 105-70. horns' backcourt ference title in 55 years and set a The Penguins have 74 points lied after failing to hold leads of Arizona is something I'll remember Gonzaga, which reached the West Ivan Wagner led Texas (24-9) school record for victories after to Montreal's 73 and the 1-0,2-1 and 3-2. for a long, long time." final a year ago as the 10th seed, with 19 points. being picked lo finish last in the Big Rangers' 72. New York lost for The Badgers limited the Wildcats shouldn't be considered a sleeper Midwest Regional 12. Marquis Daniels led Auburn (24- Straka especially benefited to 39 percent shooting. anymore. Syracuse 52, Kentucky SO 10) with 12 points. Ihe first lime in the 22 games this from Jagr's return, scoring his "It was a tough lesson to learn," "We're still fighting for respect" Preston Shumpert's jumper with UCLA 105, Maryland 70 season they have scored four or first two goals — his 16th and Arizona coach Lute Olson said. "It Santangelo said. "Any label you put 37 seconds left was the difference UCLA won its eighth straight more goals. Five teams are sepa- 17th — since he had a goal Feb. was very obvious that the better on us means we're still playing and for the fourth-seeded Orangemen game.Earl Watson had 17 points and raled by four points as they con- 19 at Florida. team won this game from the stand- we're still winning. That's what (26-5). a school-record 16 assists. Spring Training Chicago Cubs' Kerry Wood makes first appearance of spring season THE ASSOCIATED PRESS iwo weeks of the season by commis- Royals (ss) 11, Yankees (ss) 3 Palmeiro once in a game shortened sioner Bud Selig for disparaging for- Al Haines Cily. Fla.. Paul Sorren- to eight innings because of rain. Alter an absence of more than a eigners, homosexuals and minorities to drove in five runs with a home year. Kerry Wood returned to the in a magazine interview, walked run. a single and a sacrifice fly. Orioles 3, Twins 2 mound Saturday, testing his surgi- Dave Martinez and Jose Canseco, Marlins (ss) 6, Royals (ss) 4 At Fort Lauderdale. Fla.. Albert calh repaired elbow by throwing 15 then gave up an RBI single to Steve At Melbourne. Fla.. Denek Lee Belle hit his second homer of the mm pitches in the Chicago Cubs' 8-7 Cox for Tampa Bay's first run. hit a three-run homer in the eighth spring, raising his batting average (o loss to the White Sox in a split- John Flaherty hit into a run-scor- off Tim Byrdak as Florida rallied .278. squad game Saturday. ing double play, Herbert Perry dou- from a 4-3 deficit. Blue jays 3, Red Sox 2 The 1998 NL Rookie of the Year bled in a run. Bubba Trammell Mets (ss) 7, Marlins (ss) 6 At Fort Myers, Fla., Brad threw 10 strikes in the game at walked and Scon Sobkowiak At Port St. Lucic. Kurt Abbolt Mesa. Ariz. He pitched one inning, Fullmer was 0-for-l with a walk relieved. went 3-for-4 with Iwo RBIs and in his first game with Toronto, allowing a single to Mike Caruso, Looking ahead to another trip, played second, shortstop and center his first batter. Ismael Valdes. penciled in as the field. and Chris Woodward hit a run- "1 felt like I was just out there starter for the Cubs' opener in Japan Mets (ss) 3, Astros 1 scoring double in a game cut by playing catch." said Wood, who had against the New York Mets, has a At Kissimmee. Fla.. Al Leiler rain to five innings. reconstructive elbow surgery after dead arm and might be done for the won for the third time this spring, Brewers (ss) 15, Giants 6 tearing a ligament in his first spring rest of Ihe spring. The Meis made a allowing one run and six hils in six At Phoenix, Jeromy Bumitz stan last year. "I was just happy to move, trading reliever Jesse Orosco innings. be out there. I forgot how much fun to St. Louis for infielder-outfielder Reds 5, Phillies 3 was 3-for-3 with a first-inning it was." Joe McEwing. Al Sarasota. Fla.. Jason LaRue grand slam and five RBIs, and Before a sellout crowd of 12.426. Orosco gol Ihe final out of the hit a licbrcaking. iwo-run homer in Marquis Grissom and Geoff 1 Sammy Sosa hit a two-run homer, Mets' 1986 World Series victory Ihe eighth off Mark Holzemer Jenkins also homered. Grissom his eighth of spring. over Boston. New York acquired Expos 3, Cardinals 2 was 2-for-3 with four RBIs. The day's other big game was in him from Cleveland in December. At Jupiter. Fla.. Craig Paquelle. .'* Caracas. Venezuela, where John "I'm a little disappointed. I'd filling in al first while Mark McG- Athletics (ss) 6, Brewers (ss) 0 Rocker was booed and hit hard in love lo stay here, it's a great ballclub wire rested a strained groin, hit run- Ihe Atlanta Braves' 13-5 win over and a great bunch of guys." Orosco scoring doubles in the second and Al Phoenix, Matl Stairs hit his the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. said al Port St Lucie, Fla. "But il fourth innings as St. Louis lost in 10 first home run of the spring and ■ In his second outing this spring. was kind of a numbers game here. I innings. Gil Heredia allowed two hils in the controversial reliever entered in guess the last four or five days you Dodgers 4, Tigers 1 five innings. Ihe sixth inning, after Kerry Ligten- could just flat sense something was At Lakeland, Fla.. Kevin Brown beig was hit in the face by a ball off creeping up." pitched five shutout innings against the bat of Quinton McCracken. In other games: Detroit's opening day lineup, and Rockies 3, Athletics (ss) 2 The crowd of 28.352 booed, and At Tucson, Ariz., Ron Mahay Indians 4, Yankees (ss) 1 Todd Hundley and Chad Kreuler hit Associated Pre»» Photo fRocker allowed five of six batters to At Tampa. Fla.. the Yankees solo homers. gave up two runs and four hits in ■reach, (hrowing just 10 of 26 pilches spring record dropped lo 5-15. the Rangers 7, Pirates 5 five innings, and Jeff Manto WOOD — Chicago ace Kerry Wood returned to the mound In an |for strikes. worst in Ihe AL as Einar Diaz hil a Al Port Charlotte, Fla., Ruben broke an eighth-inning tie with a , Rocker, suspended for ihe first exhibition game Saturday. Iwo-run homer lo lead Cleveland. Matco homered twice and Rafael sacrifice fly off Doug Jones. LOUISIANA .Continued from page 7. throws in OT for its win over Michi- North Carolina 62, Maine 57 Jamie Cassidy led Maine (20-11) 22 points in the second half as Rice UCSB winning streak — longest in gan (22-8). Milena Flores led Stan- I Stanford 81, No. 25 Michigan LaQuanda.Barksdale scored 16 with 30 points and nine rebounds. (22-9), playing in its first NCAA the country. The Gauchos (30-4). ■74, OT ford (21-8) with 20 points and of her 23 points in Ihe second half as Rice 67, No. 9 I ( Santa Bar- tournament, upset UC Santa Bar- seeded fourth in ihe West hadn't I Stanford (21-8) hit 9 of 10 free Bethany Donaphin added 16. North Carolina rallied (19-12) from bara 64 bara. lost since Dec. 4. UCSB had won 25 At Santa Barbara, Calif. an 11 -point second half deficit. Kim Smallwood scored 16 of her The loss snapped a 26-game straight at home. Management Inc. GREENBRIAR, INC. FALL OPENINGS Time Is Running Out For Fall 2000 ^ftJEfcCA 224 E.WOOSTER 352-0717 { ^- / tfJ Management Inc. -TJ Hillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview. lbdrm 9 1/2 - 12 mo. Leases. Columbia Court Apartments Start al $380. 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New York 10 29 72 on the all-MAC first 'cam. 25 615 \ T RMfBfl 33 II After an ineffective relief performance in the game, Philadelphia 16 963 Pittsburgh 34 6 72 However, the Falcons finished fifth overall with 182.5 28 5 1/2 Indians 39-year-old left-hander Mark Langston Orlando SI N V Mandcrs 43 poinls Central Michigan took the title with 195.57 points 35 470 11 1/2 I 51 announced his retirement Boston .10 T RT PU Oestreng also won the vault (9.875), tied for second on 16 ass 12 Ml NMII".i-l Division I. Royals first baseman Mike Sweeney hit two home New Jersey 28 Toronto 40 25 7 3 90 the balance beam (9.85) and floor exercise (9.9) and took 37 .431 14 luns but committed two first-inning errors. Washington 22 4S 12K 21 Ottawa « 25 II fifth on the uneven bars (9.825). Alomar was struck on the top of the head while Car- 31 8 Central Hi. i. " 31 Baseball drops 3 at Missouri los Beltran was batting in the top of the fifth. Beltran Indian., 46 Buffalo 29 34 10 3 71 21 687 The Bowling Green baseball team (3-8-1) dropped its tipped a pitch from Chuck Finley and his backswing hit 22 17 6 67 Toronto J9 26 600 6 33 third consecutive game at Missouri (14-8), 8-6 Sunday. Alomar, knocking him to the ground. Smiili..,-t Division W I. T RT Pis Charlotte 55 30 10 The Falcons look a 4-0 with three runs in the third Alomar was able to walk off the field with the help Detroit 33 '9 22 II I 90 12 .308 12 Washington inning before the Tigers scored five in the fifth to take the of Indians trainer Paul Spicuzza. and further examina- 17 29 5 84 Milwaukee 31 35 470 14 I '2 Florida lead for gtxxi. tion revealed only a cut that required no stitches. Ckscland :s 40 IBS Carolina 30 >: 10 70 20 C'raig Menke fell to 0-2 wiih the loss. Lee Morrison Dunwoody was taken to Winter Haven Hospital for Atlanta 24 40 375 20 1/2 I Hispi It.,, 17 46 went 3-of-5 with a double and RBI for the Falcons. X-rays after turning his right ankle while trying for a Chicago 13 52 200 12 Allanla II SI In Saturday^ 6-5 eight-inning loss, the Falcons once diving catch of Roberto Alomar's fly to shallow center WISH itst ONFEKENCE WESTERNII ONFUENI I again built a 4-0 lead only to see Missouri tally for the vic- in the fifth. Dunwoody was carried from the field. Midwest Division ( Mini Division w I. RT tory. Chad Curlis (0-1) took the loss for BG while Scott Sweeney hit a two-run home run off Finley in the Pet .Si laws J5 17 0 Dukate went 2-for-3 to lead the Falcons. first inning and a three-run shot off Langston in the sev- I'lah slXMruil 4' 21 ,|«, :: 677 The Tigers opened the series Friday with a 5-1 win. enth. He also booted two ground balls in the first San Antonio 4: :J I, it, : i.: 21 .16 66 They scored twice in the third to take the lead for good. inning, opening the door for seven runs by the Indians Sashsilk- ;s 40 7 7 64 Minnesota 38 26 594 5 1/2 BG's lone run came in the seventh when Anc Chnstman Dunwoody's replacement, Scott Pose, hit an RBI I >,•!,, 27 II 415 17 \orlh»..t Illusion « I. T RT PU scored on an Alan Gilhousen single. Tony Fontana (1-2) single off Alan Newman (0-1) in the eighth inning to MI Dana 27 I 17 1/2 < olmailo 14 28 II I look the loss for the Falcons bring home the winning run Billy Brewer (1-2) picked 27 29 16 8 Houston 42 •64 20 1/2 Ijjmonion II up the victory despite allowing a solo home run by Jol- :s Vancouver 269 27 Vancouver 1.1 8 72 Women's track, field finishes 3rd at OU meet bert Cabrera in the seventh. Jamie Walker pitched the Paelllc Division I .,I,MH 36 5 69 The Bowling Green women's track and field team took ninth for his first save. «-I.A Lakers 53 821 I'.mln Dmsino I. RT PU third out of four teams in a quad-meet at Ohio Saturday Richie Sexson doubled twice, homered and drove in k-Ponland 50 Dallas 25 92 with 153 points Cincinnati won the meet with 205 points two runs for the Indians Sexson has four home runs 28 9 ■ i, Phocnn Ml Cos Angeles Junior I.on Williams led the Falcons with three first- this spring. :■• 597 Pliocnu n 7 79 Seal tie place finishes. Williams won the shot put with a thioss til Carlos Febles hid two doubles among his three hits 34 9 Sacramento 27 San lost 10 76 43-feel-S inches, the hammer throw (163-1) and the discus for Kansas City. Analk'iin "I 12 72 Golden State 4« II toss (151-7). Notes: The Indians made four roster moves follow- 1. A Clippers St M9 Other top Falcon performers were: junior Jennifer East- s Clinched playoff lienh ing the game Outfielder Ruben Sierra was given his crlin, first in the pole vault at 9-0, freshman Joy Echler, outright release, outfielder Scott Morgan was optioned it •clinched playoff hcrtri OvenintC lOSWf iciutil as a losi and a regulation tie second in 1.500 meters in 4:49.76; senior Nikki Monroe, Saturday's GWM S.iluid.n'- Lames to Class AAA Buffalo and infielder Bill Selby and second in the 3.000 run in 10:21.95; junior Christine catcher Mandy Romero were assigned to the minor- New Jersey 92. Milwaukee 90 til Boston 1. Pittslmigh 2 Thompson, first in the 800 in 2:15.82. WashiilFlon KM I n„ , I'liiladclphia 2 league camp lndi.nu 11 V Charlotte 99 ducago 2. lie Women's Tennis falls at UNLV Boston 104. Dallas 99 Deiioil 4 ( iiKiiado 3 Pistons 101, Grizzlies 99 Miami 92. Cleveland 90 til The BGSU women's tennis team lost at UNLV 8-1 on I l.irula 4. \ V Islanders 2 VANCOUVER. British Columbia (AP) — Detroit's San Amonio 102. Denver 82 Friday (March 17). Allanla 4. lorcmio I Grant Hill and Jerry Stackhouse combined for 54 points Portland 97. Seallle '«. . v t aiulina 2 BG's lone win came at second doubles where Meghan as the Pistons ended an 11-game road losing streak and Sacramento 104. L A Clappers S3 Buffalo 5 > Rhodes and Deidrc Bissinger combined for an 8-6 win beat the Grizzlies 101-99 Sunday. Sunday's Kami's . i <> IMIawa I over Michaela Gabl and Britta Gabl. l-alr t,antes Not Included Siind.nstiames The Pistons erased a 16-point second-quarter deficit. I. A Ukers 92. New York 8< I ,1, (.nut - Ni.l In. hut,(I At both the No. 4 and No. 5 singles slots, BG's Deidre Hill had 31 for the winners and Stackhouse finished t'lah't: New Jeive> KK ITuludclphia 6. Boston 2 Bissinger (6-2, 3-6. 6-1) and Devon Bissinger (4-6. 6-4. 7- with 23, while Jerome Williams had 12 points and led Toronto 100. Ilimslnn 98 Washington 5. lamp.. Hi) ] 61. respectively, lost in three sets. the Pistons in rebounding with 11. Detroit 101. Van,ouvci99 I in Jose 3 Men's track, field competes at Clemson Dallas at Atlanta ml Florida al New ),', The Grizzlies were led by Michael Dickerson's 24 The Bowling Green men's track and field team partici- Olandti al Philadelphia tnl N V kangers at Pittsburgh. In) points. Shareef Abdur-Rahim scored 22 for Vancouver. pated in the Clemson Relays Saturday No team scores Milwaukee at Minnesota in I I diuonlon. (nl were kept Phoenix al <■olden Slale mi H \naheim. tnl With seven seconds left and the score 101-96. Sophomore Pete Kama won the hammer throw (140- Monday's GMMI Nashville at Los Angeles ml Abdur-Rahim htt a three-pointer to narrow the Pistons' 10) and discus toss (135-11). Eric Peterson also on the Houston at t kjvclu 1 ' '0 p m MIIUII.IS'S (..inn lead. long jump 123-4). Philadelphia at Charlntle 7 10 p ni ., llutlak. 7 II) pin Tonv Fongone also won the shut put with a throw of But after a Detroit turnover, the Grizzlies — who LA Ijkeis II Miami, hpm Washington at St louis.Spm 48-5. Drew Downey tied for second in the pole valut in 15- Orlando al thuaeu X 'Up in had no timeouts left — could manage only a halfcourt Vancouver at C olorado. 9 p m 0. Boston at Ptincnu. 9 pm loiMl.iss tiamrs shot at the buzzer. In other events, Rah'Sheen Clay took sixth in the 200 Washington al I. A Clippcis. 10 111 p in lainjia lti> at Boston. 7pm dash in 21.27 seconds while Kreg llatfield took third in the Detroit forced the Grizzlies into 28 turnovers. Tuesday's frames Atlanta al Oltawa. 7 p til 5.000-meter run in 15:10.9. 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