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Two Yard Work Ohio House bill witnesses, different lifts tuition caps □ University officials stories discuss how new legis- "It's a long way from lation could affect tui- here to wherever we □ A University student tion rates at BGSU. are going. We came expresses anger at the out of the house in ByDARLAWARNOCK handling of a court case The BC News better shape than we he brought against his expected. A bill recently passed by the former instructor. Ohio House could allow the Uni- Charles Middleton versity to raise student tuition vice president of academic affairs ByJACKBUEHRER rates, provided it meets the The BC News criteria established. The plan provides the Univer- verslty would be able to be more After the recent acquittal of sity as well as the Ohio State, flexible as far as tuition fees. University graduate assistant Miami and Ohio University with "It would provide more flexi- Patrick Stems, who was accused relief from the tuition cap nor- bility," Dalton said. "But you of assaulting one of his students, mally put into place, ranging have to worry about the impact his accusor spoke out in anger at from about five to nine percent in on students." the manner in which the case was past years. The final decision on student tried. Currently, the University is tuition fees rests with the Uni- lobbying to receive more funding versity Board of Trustees. University senior Chris Almo- for higher education. The pro- Phil Mason, director of dovar contests that he was as- posed budget released allowed governmental affairs, said the saulted by Sterns during an the University a 2.3 and 1.7 per- approval of the bill through the altercation after class In early cent increase over the next two House is definitely a big step in December. Stems was found not years respectively. the budgeting process. guilty on March 25 at the Bowl- The proposal for raised tuition "Every step is a big step in get- ing Green Municipal Courthouse, caps came as a result of those ting the budget completed," while Almodovar was brought up talks. Mason said. on charges by Sterns and found Freshman re- He said he believes the final guilty of verbal abuse in Univer- tention, gradu- budget will come down in favor sity hearings. ation rates and of the University and higher ed- Ohio residency ucation. Almodovar claims Sterns told goals must be "I can't promise, but I can pre- different stories to police and the met before the dict," Mason said. "It will help us University. cap could be out tremendously." lifted for the universities, Mason said he believes the "[Sterns] told the police that he according to had punched me several times in state of Ohio needs to make a the House bill. Middleton self defense," Almodovar said. committment to higher education Christopher in the same manner that it has "But during the University hear- Dalton, University vice president ings he told them he only pushed HB>-' done for K-12 education in the BC Ncwl PhMo by Glna Fkmlng of planning and budgeting, said past. me twice and walked out of the Junior Visual Communication Technology major Caryn McDermott takes advantage of the warm the bill passed by the House is room. He said two different Charles Middleton, vice presi- spring day by finishing her studying outside her apartment Thursday afternoon. one step forward In the long bud- dent of academic affairs and things, which makes him not geting process. credible. Nobody seemed to want provost, said the University The end will not be seen until needs to make the message clear to take that into account, the budget is complete by the to legislators that they need to though." June 30.1997 deadline. make an investment in higher BGSU hosts state scientists "The important thing to re- education. Almodovar said that the only member is that we're in the He explained the University two people who know exactly □ Science faculty and state of Ohio will meet at the The theme of this year's meet- middle of a budget process," Dal- needs to lower tuition and raise what happened are Sterns and University this weekend for the ing Is "Progress Toward Water ton said. "It's a four-act play." the amount of state subsidy. himself, and that it was his word students from around 106th annual meeting of the Ohio Quality in the Lake Erie Basin" The first act has been com- "It's a long way from here to against Sterns. the state will meet at Academy of Science. and will feature an all-academy pleted by the House bill. The sec- wherever we are going," Middle- the University this The meeting, which runs from lecture at 11:15 a.m. Saturday in ond act Is making its way through ton said. "We came out of the "It's very hard to prove what April 4 to April 6, will feature 111 Olscamp Hall. The speech the Senate. A conference meet- House in better shape than we happened in that room that day," weekend for annual close to 300 presentations focus- will be delivered by Dr. David B. ing between the two bills repre- expected. It Is very clear that he said. "He told me to stay after meeting. ing on new innovations in the Baker, director of the Water sents the third act. The final step there is a mix of support." class because I had been late. He world of science, engineering, Quality Laboratory at Heidel- is approval by Governor George Dalton said he hopes the Senate had a problem with me being technology, education and their berg College, and is free to the Voinovich. will pay more attention to in- late, and I told him that I pay for By JAMIE BUDZICK applications. public. Keeping that in mind, Dalton structional subsidy. He said the my own education which doesn't The BC News Faculty and students from the Saturday evening will be cap- said it is too early to predict how House focused on performance make me any better or any worse University will be presenting ped off with a banquet and re- the University will be affected. funding. than anyone else, but it is my More than 600 scientists and about 60 papers during the 25 However, he said if the same or "We're hoping the Senate will money and if I can't make it to science students from around the concurrent sessions. • See SCIENCE, page three. similiar bill is finalized, the Uni- add to it," Dalton said. class on time, that's my business.
"That's when everything start- ed," Almodovar said. "The only thing he claimed I did was butt USG campaign violations result in hearing him with my chest. He started to hit me numerous times, and there □ Allegations lead dential candidate. Wolfe craf- was included on the electronic ing and the recommendations middle of next week. was even blood on his shirt." ted a 12-page letter which was voting site featuring each which are made from it. "Obviously both sides will be to an administrative delivered to the University presidential ticket. "They may or may not be heard," Whipple said. "I will Associate Dean of Students JiU look into presi- administration the day the different," Sullivan said. "It's Carr said she couldn't comment dential elections election results were an- Other violations he cited all unofficial right now." on the hearings due to the confi- nounced. concerned Illegal campaigning The hear- "Obviously both dentiality of the case, but she Wolfe is accusing the USG by the top two vote-getting ing was con- confirmed that Almodovar was By DARLA WARNOCK Elections and Opinions Board tickets, Gore-Tartara and Ed ducted by sides will be heard. found guilty of verbal abuse and The BG News (EOB) of unfair treatment and Fryslnger-Maryanne Russell. Gale Swanka, I will review the has received a sanction letter in- two campaign teams of illegal They are accused of campaign- director of forming him of his punishment. An investigation into allega- campaign tactics. ing in computer labs while vot- student ac- recommendation tions concerning campaign vio- Tara Gore and Chris Tartara ing was taking place. tivitles. and have a Sterns refused to comment. lations in the Undergraduate received the most amount of Based on the Almodovar remains bitter Student Government elections votes, at 526. Eileen Sullivan, USG ad- evidence statement by about the situation and doesn't began last night in a hearing Wolfe and his running mate, visor, said the election is being brought out Tuesday." believe the incident was handled held by University officials. Rob Pletruszka, placed third in contested because of the activ- in the hear- properly both In court and at the The elections held the week the election, 304 votes out of ity of the EOB. ing, Swanka Whipple University. of March 17 have been deemed first place. "There is an investigation will make a recommendation to Edward Whipple unofficial until all of the alle- Wolfe said in his letter that underway," Sullivan said. "The Ed Whipple, vice president of vice president of student affairs "Am I bitter about it? Sure I gations are heard and a final his autobiographical essay was results are pending-" student affairs. am," he said. "And I hope he can decision is made by the office not included on the Internet live with what he did. I think the of student affairs. voting site, costing him a sig- She said the officially of the Whipple will make his de- review the recommendation social contract between teacher Many of the allegations stem nificant amount of votes. He is election results will depend cision concerning any action and have a statement by Tues- and student was violated, and from Jason Wolfe, a presi- referring to an essay which upon the outcome of the hear- that may be Incurred by the day." that's a serious thing." page two The BG News Friday, April 4. 1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966
TOM MATHER H E Cloning problems. Cloning problems.
I think this whole cloning a sheep clone In its place, how their Identity. There will be all clones to go to our classes for business has gotten a little out of many sheep do you really have kinds of mass confusion with us. hand. The whole world freaks out left? And finally. Is it better to people getting mistaken for a Of course, then we'd have to because an ewe gave birth to a serve a leg of cloned lamb with clone, pretending to be a clone get a dual degree. sheep that looks exactly like dinner rolls or biscuits? and revealing their secret on talk Lastly, maybe cloning will not another sheep. Apparently, some people are shows |l married my clone who's stop at people. Maybe one day "You gave birth to a sheep?" upset that this development also my father). we will be able to clone a whole "No. a ewe gave birth to a could lead to cloning humans In I have a little secret to divulge. state. Then Idaho will be a sheep." the future. And sure, the odds These kind of people are already all whole lot closer and you won't That's crazy. What's a ewe?" are good that after so long. It is around us. Not to make you extra have to stay there six weeks at a NEWS "It's a letter of the alphabet. It only inevitable that this new paranoid or anything. They live in time Just to avoid your clone. comes after T." ' (see below) generation of sheep people will our society and shelter their true •While preparing for this "Serving the Bowling T?- gather forces, migrate to identities by going under the label column. I must confess that I "No thanks. 1 drink coffee." Canada and from there hatch "identical twin." Most of them seem didn't actually know what a Green community for In case you've been living in their plan to take over the to get along Just fine, except when ewe was. lx> and behold. I "Maybe we over 75 years" Idaho for the last six weeks, world. But let's be fair. Is this their mothers dress them alike. asked someone and found out it could get our scientists recently successfully really so bad? 1 mean. It Isn't as Then a fight breaks out and the was merely an adult female clones to go cloned a sheep, a feat which was if we ordinary people haven't twins say. "Mother, stop dressing sheep. 210 West Hall once deemed Impossible. Now had our chance to destroy the us alike. It's not cute anymore! 'Why do they call it an ewe?' to our classes Bowling Green State University those kooky scientists who go world, what with overcrowding, We're twenty-four, for pete's sake." "Have you ever seen a sheep for us. Bowling Green, OH around telling each other sophisti- pollution and free agency. Then their mother says. "Which giving birth?' Of course, 43403 cated Jokes like. "What do you get Maybe It's someone else's turn. one of you is Pete?" after which "Ewww!" bgnews@bgnet .bgsu. c d 11 when a sheep Is crossed with Let me be the first to welcome everything returns to normal until "Exactly." then we'd Itself?" are finding that their our new woolly leaders and say. the subject is brought up again In This is all part of science's have to get a (419) 372-2601 various punch lines such as. "A "Baaa. Humbug. Do It yourself." therapy the next week. master plan to be as confusing very angry sheep." "A very frus- II they want to run the world, go Amid the controversy, no one as possible, confounding mul- dual degree." trated sheep " and "A sheep In ahead. I'll be sitting In the sun Is stepping forward to discuss the tiple choice test takers every- Editorial Board 372-6966 touch with Itself " aren't funny so enjoying my UV radiation when benefits of clones. For example, are where, at least the ones that much as true. they come running back to us you tired of the up and down cycle Scott Brown don't always mark 'C At this Well. okay, maybe they're still saying. "How come you never of dieting? If you could get a clone rate, pretty soon scientists will Editor funny. told us that communism looks on the opposite cycle as you. one go around trying to tell people Vince Guemeri Darla Wamock But now the rest of the world good on paper but doesn't really of you will always be thin. As an that a cow is really an adult that was minding Its own business Managing Editor Chief Reporter work in practice?" All I'll say Is. added bonus, you will no longer female sea lion, or something Is left to deal with all sorts of tough "Do you mind? You're blocking have to keep throwing away else os ridiculous as that. ethical questions such as: If "a the rays. I'm trying to get an clothes and buying new ones every Tom Mather is a columnist for Amy Johnson Brandon Wray rose Is a rose Is a rose." then Is "a even glow here." time the cycle changes. The News. His original genetic Assistant Entertainment sheep Is a sheep Is a sheep" still The other big concern of I know many days I have woken material can be contacted at Managing Editor Editor Just a sheep? If you have three people afraid of cloning Is that up absolutely not wanting to go to [email protected] or 210 sheep, and take one away, and put people who are cloned will lose class. Maybe we could get our West Hall. Penny Brown Mike Wendling Copy Chief Opinion Editor
Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins Photo Editor Sports Editor T\ae. V>erve£i\s Copy Staff 372-2604 Khsten Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion Elizabeth Reiter Kelly Von Glahn Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Media bias depends on personal bias Chad Gamby Jeff Gayton Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel It seems like everyone with a Unfortunately, most reporters financial interests? Liberal bias Is self-destructive. Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln political orientation knows where are about as rich as school a myth If there are no liberals. "All in the Family" helps Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec the media bias lies. Bias—it's Just teachers. There is a lot of word counting educated liberal types giggle and relative to how you see the world. Journalism Is quite a prag- going as well. Liberals find an reinforce their beliefs, while the From the conservative world of matic field. While there Is plenty Advertising Staff 372-2605 astonishingly disproportionate masses revel In Archie Bunker's Liddy. Limbuagh and the ultra- of room for criticism of the ratio of quoting right-wing think bigotry Justifying their own. Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley free-market think tanks, the media status quo in media studies, the tanks like the CATO Institute and My point is that you could Christy Hagerman Alison Policy are far to the left of the political field of Journalism Is still based American Heritage foundation to drown In evidence for media Lori Patton Jim Vassallo spectrum. They point frequently to on objectivity. Objectivity means liberal Institutions. Conservatives bias. It's as relative as discern- the media's alleged lack of interest no opinions. note that words like "arch-conser- ing half-full and half-empty. In the Clinton scandals as a liberal That's why traditional vative" (which are Inherently bad?) Strange, for that seems like a < T» Letters to the Editor bias. A favorite factoid of theirs Is Journalists say their personal as used more frequently than rcsr.irch.il>le descriptive argu- that 89 percent of Journalists form political orientations don't "arch-liberal" who are usually ment. However, I find solace in If you would like to submit ■ Letter to the the Washington Post voted for Editor, please follow these guidelines: matter. Opinions are reserved coddled by terms like "activist." the logic that drives the differ- Clinton In 1992. Of course, they for op-ed pages and commen- In the entertainment world, ent perceptions of media bias. "You could •Make SUIT the letter b 500 words or leu. wouldn't try to kick their beloved tary spots. Hollywood has a history of being For the most part, we can drown in Please include your address, major, aca- president out.would they? So. Speaking of op-ed pages, no demic class and phone number (phone run by socialists and other assume that the gatekeepers of evidence for numbers are strictly for verification and criminals In the White House run one seems to be able to figure subversives. (Remember how much the media are self-interested. not for publication). free. out who dominates them. fun McCarthy had with Holly- Who Isn't? The gatekeepers of media bias. * Letters must be typed, and not handwrit- Whether or not the Clinton Popular conservative superstar wood?) Today, conservatives the media are few and powerful. It's as rela- ten. Letters brought In saved on a Idolatry at the Washington Post Is columnists like William Satire. alledge, Hollywood types do their Newspapers and television are tive as dis- Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- accurate or typical of American George Will and William part to uproot and exterminate concentrated Into huge con- ferred. newspapers Is beyond me. Perhaps Buckley go unnoticed by the decent civilization through Oliver glomerates like Time-Warner cerning half- • Bring the letter to Raoan 210 West HaH, It would be more relevant to the conservative camp In their or e-mail as at bgnewsdbgnet.bgsu.edu. Stone, the proliferation of Indepen- and Disney, owned by multlfac- full and half- Be prepared to show valid Identification. liberal bias issue if Clinton was attempts to convince America of dent socially critical films (prob- eted monsters like empty." ■ Space limitations may prevent The BG a liberal (not moderate). the media's bias. ably NEA funded) and, of course, Westlnghouse and General News from printing all Setters received. One fascinating right-wing Media critiques are quick to "pluralism" on television. When Electric. As the old standby The BG News reserves the right to edit critique of the media from the notice that op-ed pages epito- Ellen comes out, we are assured goes. If you're owned by GE with any and all letters. American Spectator brought up mize the limited range of the P.C. propaganda wheels are a large military industry, do you the fact that Journalists are college political dialogue. In other . turning. devote much news time to Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling educated and well-paid, and words, there are excruciatingly Gays and lesbians are fine as defense budget cuts or anti-war Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this therefore biased to the left. Appar- right wing pundits like William villains and Jesters, but living movies? Do you even bother publication without the permission ofTheBG News ently all Journalists come from F. Buckley balanced by equally normally as human beings? The telling the truth If It undermines is strictly prohibited. liberal schools and mlnored In left- left lefties like Ralph Nader or public must feel so manipulated. the corporation who owns you? The BG News is an independent publication wlngedness. Noam Chomsky. founded in 1920 and is published daily during the On the liberal side, movies and It's only logical to assume that academic year and weekly during the summer se- Then the article brought up the In today's political debate television reinforce Protestant one of the rules of business Is to mester. universal truth about Journalists— that riK-aiis cut government capitalistic values that are alive never subvert yourself. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to they are so underservlngly wealthy social programs, or cut 'em a and well and desensitize us to Tony CavaUorio Is a columnist the editor are not necessarily those of the student that they want the government to little bit less. After all. what injustice and promote prejudicial for The News. Questions and body, faculty. University administration or The BG take away their money. In their Incentive Is there for media attitudes and bogus nationalism. comments can be sent to News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the own self-Interest, they promote big (which are above all businesses) That would explain Rambo. Red Spring 1997 BG News staff. tonycav9bgnet.bgsu.edu or 210 The BG News encourages its readers to notify government programs to relieve to present alternative view- Dawn and Risky Business. And West Halt Tony will resume his the paper of any errors in stories or photograph the moral anxiety that Is often points, especially those that according to media critic Michael regular Thursday column next descriptions. associated with bourgeoisie status. aren't conducive to the media's Plnarskl. politics in sitcoms are week. Friday, April 4. 1997 The BG News page three OHIO Weather Kiosks make another entrance Friday, April 4 AccuWealher* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures □ Administrators say An oversight stopped them erative." will be built Into the construc- that student action from being put back into place All kiosks are in the process of tions budget MICH until some students noticed and eventual replacement with newly Additonal possible locations helped to bring kiosks started taking action to make designed structures. for the kiosks include sites near back to campus. sure they were replaced. Ed Whipple, vice president for Olscamp Hall, Business Adminis- Kerry Aullzla, an undergradu- student affairs, said he is glad tration, Education Building, Stu- ByDARLAWARNOCK ate student government repre- students pursued the issue of dent Recreation Center, McDon- The BG News sentative, said a group of stu- getting the kiosks back. ald Hall, McFall Center and F.p dents put together a USG bill to He said the students went pier Center. Temporary kiosks have been replace the forgotten kiosks. about the process in a positive These sites will be in addition put into place throughout the She said the administration manner and were able to attain to those near the Union, Harsh- University campus in order to was confronted about the issue quick actions on the kiosks as a man Quadrangle/Conklin Hall, enhance communication and were immediately respon- result. Saddlemire Student Services throughout the campus commu- sive in working to get them re- "I'm glad the students brought Building and the Little Red nity concerning Issues and placed. it quickly to our attention," Schoolhouse. events. "We walked around and Whipple said. "It was a real con- Whipple said he is also looking The original kiosks were elim- showed them some places where cern for students. They moved in into replacing bulletin boards inated after construction com- we wanted kiosks," Aullzia said. a very appropriate way." within certain buildings pleted on campus last year. "Everyone has been very coop- The money for the new kiosks throughout the campus. STATE' W.VA. Ohio attorney general Go Fly A Kite defends court's power >hower^J^storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy via Associated Press GraphtcsNet The Associated Press COLUMBUS - The Ohio Su- "If it's time they're preme Court should retain juris- concerned about, Around Bowling Green diction in the school funding case because lower court squabbles they ought to be could delay implementation of a spending their time Planetarium director elected president of IPS new funding formula, Ohio's at- formulating a plan." torney general said in a court Dale Smith, director of the University planetarium, has been motion filed Thursday. elected president of the International Planetarium Society. Attorney General Betty Mont- William Phillis Smith will be president-elect through 1998, and president until gomery also asked the court to Dec. 31, 2000. Smith will then be allowed to serve on the IPS clarify its ruling on what role board as past president. property taxes and operating Smith, who joined the University faculty in 1983, served as loans to districts should play in president of the Great Lakes Planetarium Association from 1990-1994. the new system. 500 school districts filed the law- Montgomery, representing the suit that led to the ruling. State Board of Education and the The state also asked the court Jim McComas, with his sons, Matthew and Aaron, are seen sil- University to hold seminar for adults consider- state superintendent's office, had to keep Ohio's loan programs for houetted on a hill in Creston, Ohio while flying a kite Thursday. until Thursday to respond to last schools in place until the new ing college week's high court ruling that plan Is completed. The court Ohio's formula was unconstitu- The University will hold a seminar for adults considering ruled those plans were Invalid starting or returning to college on April 12 at the Pemberville tional. because they undermine the Leg- Library from 10 a.m. to noon. While she did not ask the court islature's authority. Proposal drawn for The program, called "College: Who? Me?" will be hosted by to reverse its 4-3 decision, Mont- Lois Sonnenberg, assistant director of adult learner services at gomery requested more informa- "Without clarification, the the University. She will explain degree programs, admission, tion on some of the issues. court's decision effectively pro- Ohio welfare reform registration, orientation and financial aid procedures. The court ruled that the state's hibits any loans from being made For more information, call 372-8181. formula relied too much on local during the next 12 months," the Legislators strive to ing child-support collections and property taxes that create dis- state said. reducing out-of-wedlock preg- parities among Ohio's 611 public put recipients on the nancy rates. school districts. Montgomery also asked the Counties that achieve the ob- The court gave the Legislature court to clarify its order to elim- job, off the rolls jectives could be rewarded from Around the State until March 24, 1998, to come up inate the funding formula's em- The Associated Press ' a statewide pool of $15 million. with a funding plan acceptable to phasis on property taxes. Counties that fall short could lose the trial judge, Perry County "The state seeks clarification COLUMBUS - The countdown some funding. Escaped inmate will be charged with aggra- Common Pleas Judge Linton that property taxes may be used to welfare reform has started. The state still would require vated murder Lewis Jr. on an equitable basis as part of a The state on Wednesday pre- basic services, including cash as- But Montgomery said the high future funding system, as long as sented a 65-page plan, called "O- sistance, Medicaid - the health COLUMBUS - A convicted murderer overpowered a deputy, court should retain jurisdiction that system is adequately funded hio Works First," designed to care program for the poor - food stole her gun and escaped from a county courthouse, then car- to avoid possible time-consuming and as long as the building re- find jobs for about 100,000 wel- stamps and child care for those jacked and killed the driver of a pickup truck before he was ar- lawsuits at the lower- and ap- quirements are met," the filing fare recipients. who work. rested Wednesday night, police said. peals-court levels. said. Legislation to enact the pro- Alva Campbell, 48, was arrested about six hours after he over- "It will eliminate at least two powered sheriffs Deputy Theresa Hill and escaped from the posals is expected to be intro- The welfare reform proposal Franklin County Courthouse. layers of court review, fulfill the Meanwhile, Secretary of State duced within a month. The basics also includes: He left the pickup truck, with the body of 18-year-old Charles obvious purpose of the court's Bob Taft, who is seeking the 1998 of the plan are to be accom- ■ A one-time, 3 percent in- Dials Inside, in a Kmart parking lot about five miles from the 12-month order, and advance Republican nomination for gov- plished during a 500-day period. crease in basic cash assistance. courthouse, then forced another woman from her car at gun- everyone's goal of a speedy ernor, said the state should start "By emphasizing work, this ■ Welfare benefits would have point, police said. resolution to this case," her working toward a plan that will plan will shift the focus of Ohio's a three-year lifetime limit. Re- Police spotted the second vehicle and followed Campbell until request said. pass constitutional challenges. welfare system from entitlement cipients now are limited to re- he abandoned the car and fled on foot. He was found hiding in a Court spokesman Harry Fran- He called the court's decision to employment," Gov. George V. ceiving benefits for three years stand of trees, and waved the weapon at the officers until they ken said there was no indication "an opportunity to address the Voinovich said in a prepared out of any five. persuaded him to drop the weapon. of when the court would rule on funding questions in Ohio Campbell, who was paroled after serving time for a 1972 mur- statement. "These recom- der, was in jail again on robbery and other charges. He was in a the motion. schools," and urged Gov. George mendations will help welfare re- ■ Ceilings would be removed William Phillls, executive di- wheelchair when he arrived at the courthouse Wednesday for a Voinovlch and the Legislature to cipients become self-sufficient on the amount of assets (such as hearing. rector of the Ohio Coalition for "move forward on a bipartisan and take personal responsibility a car or savings account) a recip- Campbell will be charged with aggravated murder in Dials' Equity & Adequacy of School basis with all deliberate speed to for their families." ient could have and still get wel- death, police said, and may face further charges after a grand Funding, said the state was wast- develop a plan." It would be up to individual fare. jury reviews the case. ing time. counties to get welfare recipients ■ Most recipients would have "If it's time they're concerned He said it was too early to spe- into jobs. to do at least 30 hours of "work about, they ought to be spending culate that only big tax increases The state would negotiate activity" a week, of which 10 State will fight contract set-aside ruling their time formulating a plan. would take care of the problem. agreements with county com- hours could consist of schooling Delay hasn't been a major con- "It's way too premature to be missioners to include objectives or counseling. Counties could COLUMBUS - The state will fight a ruling that Ohio's contract set-aside program is unconstitutional because it gives pre- cern of the state In the past," said talking about what kind of reve- for such criteria as finding jobs exempt up to 20 percent of their Phillls, whose group of more than nue will be needed," he said. ferential treatment based on race, not economic need, Gov. for welfare recipients, improv- caseload from this requirement. George Voinovich's spokesman said Wednesday. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Daniel T. Hogan last SCIENCE week upheld a decision by Magistrate Rita Bash Eaton that the state's Minority Business Enterprise program is unconstitu- Continued from page one. of the Ohio Academy of Science of Ohio," Meserve said. Two field trips will be offered has been to foster curiosity, dis- A major focus of the academy Sunday, April 6 A plant science tional when race determines its participants. A group that can ception in which University biol- is on the pre-college members, or show economic disadvantage must be allowed to participate, she covery and innovation for the field trip will take participants to said. ogy professor Lee Meserve will benefit of society. its Junior Academy. Goll Woods, the best-preserved The program assures that 15 percent of state goods and ser- be inducted as this year's presi- "Students that are currently in remnant of the original Black vices purchased, 5 percent of construction contracts and 7 per- dent of the Ohio Academy of Sci- "It's primarily a spearheading high school get to see what a col- Swamp that once covered north- cent of construction subcontracts go to minority-owned busi- ence. of efforts to support and make lege campus looks like ... so we west Ohio. A geology trip will ex- nesses. people aware of the activities of can use this sort of as a recruit- amine wetlands In adjacent The decision came in a lawsuit filed by Ritchey Produce Co. of Through the years, the mission people doing sciences In the state ing tool," Meserve said. counties. Zanesville. Now Accepting Applications T Fall 1997 BG News Editor ▼ Summer 1997 BG News Editor T 1997-98 Gavel Editor ▼ 1997-98 KEY Yearbook Editor ▼ 1997-98 Miscellany Editor T 1997-98 Obsidian Editor 9-llpm BA116 Application forms may he picked up at 2114 West Hall Deadline is Thursday, April 17, 5:0(1 pm page four The BG News Friday, April 4,1997 Happy 21 st Judge keeps jury selections closed Prospective their privacy and objectivity. The judge said that some peo- now on juror privacy." 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Dan Flaute, Sam Fltzpatrick and Jim ByTODMcCLOSKEY Indoor 200-meter dash Ail-American Rah'Sheen Clay leads the explosive sprint- Weckesser all run the 5,000- and The BG News ing team. Clay runs the 200,400-meter dash, 10,000-meter runs, which are two very im- 1600-meter relay and the 400-meter relay. portant distance events the Falcons need to It Is springtime again, as the budding do well In. flowers and green trees show that the out- Senior hurdler Darren Braddix is another important Falcon in the 110-meter high hur- Freshman sensation Pat Miller is an 800 door track season is now upon us. dles, 400-meter intermediate hurdles, 400 re- runner, as well as a member of the 1600 re- Spring is always a time of new beginnings lay and the 1600 relay team. lay team. He improved tremendously I and renewed life. This year the men's out- throughout the indoor season and will look to L ^k door track team is looking to burst out to a Other notable sprinters that complement do the same outdoors. ^■P great year. the team depth include Terry Rivers, Eric After a disappointing indoor season, the Holmes and Damon Holmes. Falcons are ready to get going outdoors. "Damon Holmes has really come along Falcons host biggest meet ever this week- Bowling Green has already competed in this year," Sink said. "He's going to help out end their first outdoor meet at the Alabama Re- our sprint relay teams." lays, but that was the spring trip. Now it is The field events section is very improved This weekend the men's and women's time to focus on the Mid-American Confer- this year, but is going to depend on a few teams will kick off the 1997 outdoor season ence. Yet with only six weeks before the all- people to carry them through the season. by playing host to the Northwest Ohio Invi- important MAC Championships, the season Doug Heitkamp is coming off a good in- tational. goes by in a flash. door season with the high jump. Primarily a Three of the top teams the Falcons will high jumper, Heitkamp will also try the long "It Is going to be a huge meet this year look to soar over are Eastern Michigan, Kent and triple jumps. with about 20 teams competing," Sink said. and archrival Toledo. Both Kent and Eastern Another high jumper, Eric Browning, is a "It is the biggest meet we've ever had." are coming off of great indoor seasons, in freshman but is expected to contribute. which they finished first and second in the Adam Rose, a senior shot putter, is an out- Multi-events such as the decathlon and league. standing athlete who will be expected to heptathlon and field events will begin today "We are shooting for the top three in the excel and score often. Rose has his eyes on at 12:00 p.m. on the Whlttaker track, located MAC," coach Sid Sink said. "It is hard to the MAC championship and he is fully capa- near the football stadium. Running events know how strong you are until you've run ble of winning it. start tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. and will go until some meets." Other important field event athletes that 5:30p.m. In order to be in the race for the MAC title, could be big scorers include Alex Moser and a track team needs to be consistent in every Rob Koury. Toledo, Western Michigan, Eastern Michi- area - sprints, distance and field events. For a young distance team in 1997, Bowl- gan, Flndlay, Youngstown State and several "You must score in all areas in order to be ing Green has very talented runners that other competing schools will have to get BC Newt PhM. by HI*kl Kcbayaihl competitive in the MAC," Sink said. "You will need to step It up a notch in order to give used to the heavy breezes. "Bowling Green cannot have too many holes if you want to the Falcons a serious run at the MAC title. is a tough place to compete with the heavy Freshman pole vaulter Brian Smith practices up to help the '97 Falcons win." Cralg Nieset leads the distance team with winds," Sink said. "Since we practice in it track team have a successful outdoor season. One of Bowling Green's strengths is the his mature and impressive leadership quali- everyday, it becomes a great advantage for sprinting section of the team. Since the ties. He will look to score in the 800- and Women to take the EDITORIAL Akron Zips to court Tribe did the best they could with Lofton □ The Falcon tennis What: By TOD McCLOSKE Y leadoff hitter, outfielder and an team hopes to earn ■ Falcon Women's Tennis at Ak- The BG News overall great athlete on and off its first MAC win ron the field. Defensively, he may not When: Kenny Lofton and Alan Embree have Lofton's speed, but he has against Akron ■ Saturday on the Braves, Marquis Grissom only had two errors In the past and David Justice on the Indians two years. Where: By MICHAEL GRAHAM - what a horrible deal, right? ■ Akron Wrong. David Justice is a very good The BG News Yes, I know it is hard to believe, offensive threat and a clutch hit- but Kenny Lofton Is no longer a ter (remember the 1995 World The Bowling Green wom- member of the Cleveland In- Series?) when he's healthy. In en's tennis team takes to the TENNIS dians. 1993, Justice hit 40 home runs road again after a spring Everyone was shocked and and had 120 runs batted in. break trip to San Francisco ^Z maybe angered at first, but at a Today, Major League Baseball and the Mid-American Con- were real strong. There were a second glance, this trade was a is about business and the free- ference opener at Miami. couple three-setters that could great deal for the Tribe. The fact agency market value. Lofton may On Saturday, the Falcons have gone either way." of the matter Is that Lofton, if not be the best leadof f hitter, but the traded, wanted to leave after this Indians were thinking about their (6-4,0-1 MAC) travel to Akron season was over. future and not about what was with one thing in mind - ob- Dean said the Miami match best for their star centerf ielder. taining their first MAC win. was encouraging especially Stories came out from the In- BG is the definite favorite. because her team played the dians that Lofton wanted to play Lofton wanted to leave the In- The Falcons defeated the Zips MAC favorites tough. in his home state of Arizona next dians and he is the one that Ini- two times in the fall at the Ak- year with the expansion Dia- tiated this trade. Of course it was ron Invitational and the Ohio Dean also noted BG was two mondbacks. hard to trade him, but the Indians Intercollegiates. tiebreakers and an 8-6 doubles But the Indians learned a few could not afford to lose him for match away from a victory. things after the Albert Belle nothing. For the match, head coach defection to the Chicago White Possibly the biggest key in this Penny Dean has a challenge Sox. When Belle signed with the deal Is the prospective future of for her team. In addition to the Miami White Sox, Cleveland was left the other Indian, Embree. If Em- "I challenge them to win match. Dean liked the St. standing in the dust with no com- bree does well in Atlanta, that every set and every match," Mary's match because it was pensation for their slugger. will hurt the Tribe since the In- Dean said. "We've been close. dians still need more pitching having good practices. We're "So many times, you see a John Hart, the general man- help. But if Embree turns out to glad to be outside." one-sided match," Dean said. ager of the Tribe, offered Lofton be nothing, then it Is essentially a That goal would be nice to "It's good to have these [close $44 million for five years, but two-for-one deal for Cleveland. achieve since the Falcons matches]. It is also good to Lofton refused the deal. He said he wanted to test the free-agent were competetive In every feel the pressure of the final Every Tribe fan wants to see match. That's what it's all market after the 1997 season. the Indians make the playoffs match over spring break, even What were the Indians sup- and possibly go to the World Se- in the 5-4 loss to St. Mary's about." posed to do? Wait and risk! heir ries. With the trade of Lofton and College and the 7-2 loss to The Falcons needs to use the future on what Lofton wanted to Embree, the Indians made them- Miami. Akron match as a continued do? No way. The Indians needed selves a better team that ensures BG's Beth Wilson was posi- momentum builder, especially to protect themselves. Grissom through 2000 and Jus- tive about the five matches with good opponents coming Amclaltd Prau PtM. People close to the organization tice for a couple of years. over the break. up in the forms of Ohio State, said that Lofton was definitely Yes, it was unfortunate to see a "We all played real tough," Western Michigan and Ball Indians General Manager John Hart may have had other motivations going to leave, so Cleveland fan-favorite like Lofton go, but State. for trading Kenny Lofton to the Atlanta Braves. wanted to make sure that they got wouldn't you rather see the In- Wilson said. "[The Redskins] something for him. dians in the playoff hunt for ss^&m^^&^^m^M^s^^m Marquis Grisson i.« an excellent years to come and not just 1997? MID AM MANOR CHEERLEADING TRYOUT NOT MANY APARTMENTS LEFT FOR NEXT YEAR!! 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BG has five good opening meet.' jump, javelin and 100-meter hurdles in addi- tremendous hurdlers, and each could con- tion to the heptathlon." tend for a MAC championship. By BRETT THOMPSON Brook Miller will also compete in the hep- Right now, Kaleitha Johnson seems to be The BG News tathlon this season and could place in the top the best of the bunch. Johnson has been a eight in the conference. MAC finalist in the past and is expected to After opening the outdoor season with a Senior Nikkl Sturzinger leads a Falcon get there again this year. spring trip to sunny Tuscaloosa, the throwing squad that is coming off a strong Not far behind Johnson are Becky Barnett, Falcon tracksters return to windy BG for indoor season. Karyn Heaney, Brook Miller and Kristin their first home meet of the year. Sturzinger was the MAC indoor champion Inman. The Falcons fared well at the Alabama Re- in the shot put and is the favorite for an out- Inman is coming off an excellent indoor lays last week, setting 17 personal records door championship. season and did not miss a step last week. In- and breaking the school record in the shuttle "Nikki is the best shot putter in the con- man set four personal records and was a part hurdle relay. ference," Price said. "She had a slight foul of the record-breaking shuttle hurdle relay According to BG coach Steve Price, the an a throw of SI feet last week and she has team. Inman is expected to be in the top Falcons hope to ride this momentum into this looked good in practice. She could also place three in the conference in the 400-meter weekend's meet. in the javelin and the discus." hurdles could place in the 100-meter hur- "We had a very good opening meet," Price Emily Cokinos could also be heading for a dles. said. "It's surprising when anybody gets a MAC championship if last week was ai.y in- Senior Clarice Gregory is also expected to personal record in the first meet and we had dication. Cokinos surprised even herself excel this season. Gregory was hampered by 17 of them. We are looking for more PR's and with an NCAA Provisional Qualifying throw injuries during the indoor season, but has possibly some NCAA qualifying marks this of 153'S". recovered just in time for outdoor. Gregory weekend." "I was surprised, but I expect to do well could place in the 100-meter dash and the After an disappointing fifth place finish at this season," Cokinos said. "Personally, I'm 200-meter run. the MAC indoor championships, BG's focus going for a MAC championship in the javelin MAC indoor champion Jessica LaFene has now turned towards the outdoor MAC and I think I can do it." should repeat outdoors in the 3000-meter season. Another MAC championship could be won run. LaFene, Missy Lyne and super cross- "We are really using this meet to prepare by high jumper Jodi Raf ferty. Raf ferty won country runner Renee Strayer lead an out- for the MAC Championships," Price said. "It a MAC indoor championship and jumped door squad which should run well this will not be a scored meet, so we are focusing well at Alabama season. on improvement. We also would like to see Raf ferty will definitely be challenged by "As a team, our goal is to win a MAC how we stack up against Western Michigan, her teammates. Julie Neikamp matched Raf- championship and I think we should be able because they beat us indoors by a few ferty's Jump last week and freshman Ste- to contend for it," Cokinos said. "The first points." phanie Heldt has made tremendous strides step is this weekend and I think we'll per- Western Michigan will be one of 21 teams this season. Heldt jumped to a personal re- form pretty well. Hopefully, we'll build on that will be running in this weekend's meet. cord of 5'7" at Alabama. last week's meet and keep improving." BG Newa mu by Glee FtemlM Other notable schools include Dayton, De- According to Price, Heldt is one of two The heptathlon will be held on Friday. troit, Youngstown State, Defiance College, freshmen to watch this outdoor season. Field events begin Saturday at 9:00 a.m. and Senior sprinters Clarice Gregory (left) and Kaleitha Johnson look to Morehead State andFindlay. "Stephanie had two big PR's last week in the running events begin at li :00 a.m. Ad- provide leadership and results for the BG track team as it begins Hs The meet begins with the heptathlon, fea- the long jump and the high jump," Price mission is four dollars for adults and two outdoor season. turing perhaps BG's best athlete, Becky said. "Kelly Mansell is another freshman to dollars for children. BG students get in free Barnett. keep an eye on. She has done tremendous in with their ID. Sports Briefs Belle outearns entire Pittsburgh team OAKLAND, Calif. - Surrounded by fans holding tailgate par- ties, about two dozen banner-carrying protestors rallied The Associated Press average salary increased 17.6 Belle was followed on the high- at $8,015,000. Wednesday night against the Cleveland Indians' team name and percent to a record $1.38 million est-paid list by Cecil Fielder of Among pitchers, Clemens is mascot. NEW YORK - Albert Belle can on opening day, according to a the Yankees at $9,237,500, but followed by Florida's Alex Fer- With signs such as "Indians are a People ... Not Mascots for truly claim to be baseball's first review of all major league con- that includes $7.2 million in sala- nandez and Atlanta's John Smoltz America's Fun and Games," the protestors handed out literature tracts by The Associated Press. ry and one-fifth of his signing at $7 million. and talked with fans arriving for the season opener between franchise player. His salary this Cleveland and the Oakland Athletics. season is higher than the payroll Belle, the game's highest-paid bonus of $10,187,500. Barry Gary Sheffield agreed Some of the protestors, who were members of the National Co- of the Pittsburgh Pirates' entire player this season at $10 million, Bonds of San Francisco is third at Wednesday to a $61 million, six- alition on Racism in Sports and the Media and the American In- franchise. is making $928,333 more than the $8,666,667, with Roger Clemens year extension with the Florida dian Movement, wore caps inscribed with "Cleveland Cauca- Less than two years after the whole Pirates payroll, which to- of Toronto fourth at $8.25 million Marlins, a record package for sians." end of the players' strike, the tals $9,071,667. and Jeff Bagwell of Houston fifth total dollars. Cheerleader Into* maiiona! Mooting INTERNATIONAL MI'S DANCE: Honor Student Assoc ATTENTION! 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Please call for more information ■ DBPRBSSlON 5700 Telegraph Rd, Toledo, OH 43612 and dor • Hi C.i . http //www save oig I Friday, April 4,1997 The BG News page seven Intro to •ONot This lominor mtroducoa tie Intro to PowerPoint (IBM) Thia aominar Alpha Gemma Delta ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSIIf Grants 1 FOIrOJOTTOOalOeil BOrest monu lyslom and covori navigation covers the basics of tha presentation graphics PERSONALS Great Job Dawn Foamier on making echotareMpe available Irom sponsor."! No GRADUATION ANNOUNCtMEKta? through the major monu itomt. Amndoot must software package PowerPoint, including craaf it into tha Order of Omega Congratulations prepaymente. evert 11 tSSCaeh tor col- PE RSONALIZE D ANNOUNCEMENTS have a BGNet account (created at loast 48 ing overheads and on screen presentations. on all your hard work Wo are so proud leaattt. For kite: 1-000-243-24 38 READYIN46HOURSI houra prior to tha seminar). Pnor knowledge of Windows concepts Is rac- of you. HIGH QUALITY 4 Tuesday. April 1 Stn from 9 00 11 00 AM. in ommandad. Piaaaa bring a blank 3 5" diek to Alpha Oamma Delta MMMUMORDEROFONLY15 l26HayeeHa< the seminar ■EE GEE 9O0K STORE Beginners Tai Chi lessons Thursday, April 17»l Irom 9.00-11M A.M. In Monday. Apnl 21at from 2:30-4 30 PM in 129 AOII' AOII' AOtl' AOII 353-2252 Hayes Hall Apnl 22 tlru June '2 12« Hayes Hall SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE" If Allison Thursday, Apnl 24th from ? 30 t 30 P.M. m 932 0194 or 932 0289 fall 1997 Onty 2 more days unni you will see 129 Hayoa Hal. Washington DC Internships What AOII really means OOVT FORECLOSED honvae Irom penn.ee White Waler Rafting & North American Rivar Jr or Sr Any Major Gal eiated for inrtationl on St. Alpha Lova. Big Kalfy Runners Htco, Waal Virginsa. April 29-27. Earn Academic Credn Dalinouant Ta», Ropo'a. REOa. Your Area $95- Dursarabie Includes camping overnight 9 Contact Coop Offioa, 372-2451 AON'AON'AON'AOII CAMPUS POLLYEVES Toil Free |l| 900 218 9000EW H 2079 tor Advanced PaoaHakor (Mac) This aominar 5 hours ol white water rafting with a meal Sign- NOW HIRING currant Isnwga covers viaual arrangement of a document ue- up in tha UAO offioa. 330 Union. For more into Apply in parson ing PaoaMakar to. ma MaanBah. Pnor eisen- Applications are now available tor the GWEKWEEKISCOMIWGII call? 7164. sponsored by UAO Moll la A Uoere Memorial Scholarship 2B4 anoa oli PagaMakar or anandanca to Intro to 440 E Court Ask You' Rap For Details PagaMakar (Mac) a racommandad Piaaaa 9900 m Pruea • 9300 1 at Praei bring a blank 3 5" disk to tha seminar Undargrad Art Conlaat. Work duo April 14 Ask Tha Holla A Moore Memorial Scholarship was LOST*FOUND established to recognize students who contnb- Happy Birthday Cindy Schrem Wednesday. Apnl 18th from 1 00 3 00 P.M. In at tha Library or nuachar#bgnat tor more in- BkJ-22" 126 Hayes Hal tormofjon. uta lb Bowling Groan State University through Wednesday. Apr! 23rd from 100 300 PM. in participation and leadership in University Itcvsageodonal community activities Delta Tau Delta Lova ycur hi. Franme 126 Hayes Hal. Stolen Swords, guitars, leather jackals, Formal W and VCR. Raward lor into, g.ven Prepare your dates tor taOO will ho awarded for tha 1997-99 aca- Piaaaa cal 392-1459. the Slide Show Delta Tau Delta "Septamoer a Children' To bo considered for the scholarship, a student If Any Woman are looking Intro to TRAPPER Thia aominar provides an SERVICES OFFERED April 4th 9pm - midnight must: for a dale on Saturday. Aprs 5th introduction to tha VM/ESA (TRAPPER) Amani Room - FREE * be a riaing Junior or senior DG ' DG • DG ' DG • DG • DG Pleaso contact (he Beta Sigma Operating System, its commando and file ma- Sponsored by UAO * nave a 3 0 cumulative GPA CongratulaDone to Aimee Mumma on her Pledge Class "What a Bunch of Loaara." nipulation. TRAPPER also includes extensive For more into cal 372-7194 recent engagement to BGSU Alumni Pregnant? ' demonstrate active partiopatlon in Univensry staDstjca programs Attendees muat have a Lt Dylan T Randuzo. rree Pregnancy Tests Confidential aCanng organizations, and TRAPPER account. To obtain a TRAPPER ac- DG' DG • DG • DG • DG • DG 354-4973 BG Pregnancy Center * be available for a personal interview with tie INTRAMURAL PRACTCLVI OPPORTUNE count, vialt the UCS Computer Help Corner in selection com mi nee TES: APPLICATIONS FOR SMO ANO REC 100 Hayes Hail. Acoounta muat be creeled al SKYDtVMG CLASSES IN BOWLING GREEN DG'DG'DG'DG'DG'DG MAJORS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FALL SE- laaal «• houra in advance. STARTING APRL STH Student 9 Group dis AAA1 • NATIONAL DATING HOT LINE 11 Applications are available m Student Financial Congratulations to Amy Scott on her recant MESTER 1997. PICK UP APPLICATION Friday. Apnl Hth tram 1 30330 P.M. in 120 counts. Visa. M/C ecceoled SKYDtVE B G. 1-900-494-7009 Eat 1129 t29Brmin. Aid, Room 231 Administration Building, and engagement to Delta Tau Delia Steve Burd. IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE. DEADLINE IS Serv-U (819)945-9434 18. I lone APRIL 11.1997. 352 5200 ■■•are■ due•• by■■■ Apnl 11,I DG ' DG ' DG ' DG ' DG ' DG , ' Short-term 4nd Extended Care > Beautifully Appointed Rooms bowling green pregnancy center i Nursing Car* > Park Setting Campus Providing medical, emotional, and spiritual - (4i»> 1S4-HOA ' > Subacute Car* i Therapy: Physical, ■ Custom Prepared Meals Occupational, Respiratory, support for individuals and families facing FREE PREGNANCY TESTS i Daily Activities Speech, Audiotogical, and IV terminal illnesses. Information and support available Single Parent, Birth Parent, and Post-Abortion Support Group* Toledo Bridge Home Hc.il.li How to's in continuing school, telling parents HARBORSIDE CONFIDENTIAL—WE CARE ABOUT YOU (419) 666-0935 8L Hospice P.O. Box 555 Healthcare 143 E.Wooster Suite B Rehabilitation A Nursing Care 950 W. Wooster Street Bowling Green Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 28546 Starbright Boulevard • Perrysburg, Ohio 43551 , (419) 35a-9808 _J ^^^^^^J^^i^^^^^J^J^JvlJ^^JvLivli^.Jvt.^ Health Fair Galaxy 97 We're moving as of May 1st Wood County Health Department ^/Uasallh riv*>*l 1M0E GyPsy Lane Rd. Event tf. Planned Farenthood* =ST5jfi/r-/ nCaitn llrSI! Bowling Green, OH 43402 BGSU LENHART GRAND BAI I Features* %. P of Northwest Ohio 352-8402 or 244-1610 UN'VERSITY UNION "Promoting Httatth - Preventing Disease" ^ tx&&* Health Screenings £ 735 Haskins Rd. Maternal and Child Health Clinic Services Hours: MONDAY - FUDAY If you It Makes Good Cents have any brains at all, To Donate Plasma ycull be aware PLASMA IS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! of the danger of depression. Service BGSU Student Health Service Save Lives and Earn Money I Crovides quality, outpatient a 'On t-: .i siapprcssion ot brain ..... ealth care to all University students and their speuses. EARN CASHWITi lifo unl ■ ; H ■■ acMy, rtt a , ■ And thai "•Accredited by AAAHC*'* Located in the Health Center EACH DONATIONm ■ Building en Ridge Street. • Receive a free annual physica1 ursiTRfATfD Appointments are encouraged te DEPRESSION minimize waiting time. • Receive a free HIV testing Call 372-2271. Leave knowing that your Services Offered 'Care for donation made a difference. Acute/Chronic Illnesses •Well Chock-up HELP SAVE A LIFE TO DA) 'Allergy Infections 'Immunizations 'Medications and SERA-TEC BIOLOGICALS Supplies •X-ray A Lab testa 350 W. Woodruff Avenue • Toledo, OH 43624 'Physical Therapy 'Women's Health Clinic 'Center for 255-6772 Wellness A Prevention Segwler Office Donating is completely sterile & safe Hems Sam te 4:30pm Men, Tue, Fri. •en le 7:30pm WefJeesdeys Visit the 9:1 Sea le 4t30pM Health Fair Galaxy! Twerseey °) page eight The BG News f-Yiday. April 4. 1997 INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLI- RatDngRAPDFUNI Summer subtemMrt needed FOB Run Apis lawn Maintenance 90 Chevy Corsica. A/C. stereo, power steer. 4 812 3RD tl Brand new 3 bdrrr, house CATIONS DU€ GET INVOLVED IN tNTRA- Exerting Spring tune rafting in WV N*w and CalAng>«352-0S61 Pan A ful bme positions avail door. Auto Fucetl cond 12600 Call 352 5595 |7957mo 1 bath plenty of storage, new carpet - Call 352-5622 high erfioeny furnace - new stove A retndgera- MURALS" APPLICATIONS ARE BEING AC- Gaulay Rivara STUDENTS SAVE I Sooals Bass guitar lor sale Good shape Best offer and Retreats Spring specials tor washer/dryer coin operated Small fenced CEPTED FOR THE INTRAMURAL ADVISO- Summer subteaser needed. Own room. Call Van 352 5803 RY BOARD FOR FALL 1997 IN THE INTRA- Call Mary 1 -800-419-1442 for «ifo. in bach yard No pets allowed - Avail imma- Call Lynn 3541391. Lifeguards • Ass't Mgr Certification required Brand new wadding ring tat. Women's 1 carat diately Call 4 19474-5344 MURAL OFFICE PCK UP APPLICATION H Send lettter ol interest A resume to: 11720 So 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND RETURN TO diamond with band a man's diamond band SEEKING PLAYERS 18SOVER FOR USSSA gar Ridge Rd BG. APARTMENTS AVAILABLE SUMMER a IMOf FICE BY APRIL 15,1987 MUSTSELLfCall Kelly 372 7299 CLASS Needed Babysitter tor 2 yr old boy in my BG FALL Fender bass amp 300 wan KO'Li'Wendy'KD LVE Man'i Soflball Mam tor Sunday nights home. Mon . Weds . A Fri.'s 7:30am-5:30pm Sup In tor a brochure @ 319 E Wooster or cafl HELP WANTED 1375 080 HeyMon*! and Tuaa. nights al Canar Park in Bowang Call 3S2-l947aftor 6pm. John Newlove Real Estate Rental Office A) A/, you 9»11l ns * iciled »el? Graan. OH. Also tournamants on Weekend* m 353 2160 354-2260 I ami In * tow mor* hour*. Northern Oho. Contact Bob Mler Oracrry in Now htnng summer Res Advisors. Pick up an l-rSummor Help Wanwdl'i' You will see. how great ol a Toledo at 474-1733 $35 if Bowling Gra*n Ra application from 440 Student Services Starting BGSU Dimng Services is seeking BGSU stu- For *ip*rta only. SO /8 Camaro DIO RENTALS-ONLY 2UNITS LEFT!! ALL sidafitortSOifnon-r*aid*nt March 31.1097. D*' wo'aral I caWt weitl dents Only* to work during the tummtr. Em- E xcetlent condition OF OUR UNITS ARE WITHIN 2 BLOCKS OF io»t,im THE MARCH OF DIMES WALKAMERICA IS ployment available May 12 through August 9, Now Hiring tor summer, AZG Research. Starl- Call 3S3-8015 CAMPUS NOW RENTING FOR FALL. AT- COMING" 1997. To Apply: Pick up an apphcaoon at the ing pay 1525 To gam valuable market TRACTIVE WFII MAINIAINI IXINIIS research experience Jobs constate of com KD'La'Shannon'KD Find out how YOU can gat invoivad with rha dining center of your choice or Student Em- For tale loveseat (Beet offer), Lamp HO. IBM puMr aided telephone interviews. Come apply h» boon a myatary for quit* a wral*l area's largest walking event. Informational ployment (3i 5 SarMemire Student Services PC computer, printer, computer stand A mo- 808 E WOOSTER/SPACIOUS DUPLEX LO- meeting. Tuee., Apr. 6 at 9pm in 1010 BA at 13330 Bishop Rd.. Bowling Green or call You and I ar* rha parfacl pak, Building). "High School Students 16 years and dumeSOO Call 353 1186 CATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM CAW many memories we wti share older may also apply by calling Barbara Ens- 352-6115, ext. 214. PUS UPPER UNIT-2 BDRMrMAXOCCUP 4 Futon with cover & frame. The time * now. ffie time is right manal37?-793a Perrysburg Pizza Hut Now Hiring! All posi- RESERVED PARKING $100 I can! wan to ravaal myaalf tonightl •lOOCa POSSIBLE TYPBta.Part Time At tions Apply in personal 1131 Louisiana Ave. WANTED Call 373-6069 •80 SCOTT HAMILTON/ONE UNIT RE MAW Lova. Your Big? Home. Tol Free (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. T - or call (410) 674-7034 tor more into. ING EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 2 BDRM UNIT m 2076 for listings Responsible, exp. person needed tor child care AIRCONOMAXOCCUP4 LAUNDRY FACIL- Real life m style' For Sale 1992 Corvette Phi Mu * Phi Mu ' Phi Mu dunng summer tor 3 children m BG. Part time ITIES ON PREMISES RESERVED PARK " RoommMt WfflM " flOOO'a POSSIBLE READING BOOKS Part Coupe 2 toot. 350 LTI. 6 sod . polo green w/ UOaAJaan- daytime hours. Must have own trwisportation 07-96 Khool y»*u Court Si. Apt*. Time. At Home. Tod Free (1) 800 ?18 9000 tan leather interior. Boa* CD a cassette player. ING You ar* ao awaaomal 1 Ert R 2076 torListings. References required. 352-1045. $ 87 50 a tnoorh Call Maggie 353 4228 H9.000 Call Katny 372-7600. Gal excited for inilalioni CALL D8G RENTALS AT (418) 287 3233 AND $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars I Ova you on' Red oS Mustang LX lots of ASKFOREVAORELLtE. Kelly 1-2 tuMMMrt ntdod tor iumnw. »12S - No experience required. Begin now. For into Sewers Needed. Must have surger. eitraa asking $4700 Phc Mu • Pt» Mu • Phi Mu elec. A uil Balcony overlooking pond at Urn call 301-429-1326. Work out of home. 352 1589 vfiiy VIIIQO. Call 353-3346. 655-2116 GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS "Travel down south, work your butt oft and get 800 THIRD ST 2 • 4 tublaaBefs needed lor summer A or nen paid for it. Earn $2200 per month Cafl Eicatant 1 BR unit SpaOoua, PLAY WOMEN'S HOCKEY 1-800-269-3646. year. House dote to campus in great condi- Spring. Summer A Fall help needed. Para SEIZED CARS from I17S Porachet. Cadil- w*R-rurnith*d. air conditioned. BGSU Woman's Km Hookey Club Don. Call Ketly or E nn 353-3245 ATTENTION ALL MAJORS Make $6,300 this chute packing. Training provided. Must be de- lac*, Cftevys. BMWs. Corvette* Also Jeeps. Currently leasing for Summer 1997 A ailormaeonal Meeting 2 suoieaaera needed. Summer 1997. House summerl Find out why PAG IBM, and hun- pendable. Exciting |0b, good income. For more 4WD'|. Your Area. Toll Free 1-800-218 9000 1997-98. Both 12 month A school year Monday, April 7 al 9:30 PH close to campus Cheap rent. Col N*u at dreds of others want students who have into call SKVDIVE B G 352-5200 Enl A-2076 for current htPnga. lease* available. tea Arano Lounga worked in our program. 95% of student using Call 352 4966 352-6627. Student with car and an am or U2 TICKETS our placement office found career pos Last p m tree needed tor light Soring 2-3 MVF summer suMesaar tor furnished apt year. Can 1-600-289-3646 For May 24D1 Columbul concert AX;, low rent utilities included, dose to cam- house cleaning 666-4527 Call Aaron ©354-1348 House tor Rent. 3 Bdrms. Spacious, Washer/dryer. Ask for pus. dean. Call 354 6067 CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED Nikki or Carrie On corner of E Merry Tnmdown Fitness, coed camp located m the SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 3-4 Summer subleasem needed. 3 bdrm CatsksT Mountains of NY. All Sports. Water-ski- A North Summit 353-7091. house, dose to campus, cheep rent. 353-4342 ing, Canoeing, Ropes, Lifeguards, Crafts. CaHWchele AAA/Ohto Motorists Association is currently Dance, Aerobics, Nutrition. Kitchen, Office, accepting applications tor summer employ- FOR RENT House*/ 1 A 2 bdrm turn apts. year, 9 mo. 8 Female subteaser lor Fall 97. Close to Campus 120 positions. Cafl Camp Shane (600) ment opportunities at the toilowing AAA Travel summer leases 352 7454 Management Inc. Call 372-5447. 292-2267. Agency locations: Ash tabula, Cleveland. Chesterland. Mentor. Lyndhurst. Boardman, '97-98 school year. 2 bdrm. turn. apt*. 705 7Th 353-5800 Looking tor a summer subteaser lor 5th St. Apt. Child care needed lor the summer for our 11 Large 2 B R lumrunfum 1 1/2 bath Close to Elyha. Parma. Ravenna, Rocky River, and Sc- Call 353-3321 Ask tor Kevin. 2 bdrms & 2 and 3 year old boys. Watervrile area. Experi- Si A 724 6th St aSOO/mo. indud FREE heat. camput. Off street parking, on sit* laundry la ion. New New New New New batirooms. ence necessary Non-smoker Looking tor a water, sewer. gat a HBO Call 354 0914 cilioe*. Full use of Cherrywood Health Spa New Apartments tot Fall 1997 dependable, caring person who enjoys •97-98-SyY • 3529378 Roommate needed asap to share big house We're seeking individuals with good customer 1 bdrm . 710 N. Enterprise Rent starts ■nteraclng and playing with kids - not just 316E MerryS450/mo $200dep |i56.2S/mo ♦ uttl.3S3-.3S5. service and communication skills, a warn NEEDSUMMER SUBLEASERS" al J375/mo . uOatJes watching TV. Must also recognize a mess 32eLeroy$3SO/mo 2bdrm.fum apt dose to campus. Run a non-profit organzatonl when it's made and realize it's his/her respon- player attitude. and the ability to work a flexible 309 1/2 E. Merry rooms $190rmo Free A/C! Heat! GasiH20! Dance Marathon director application sitxity to see that it's cleaned up. Must have schedule which will include Saturdays. If you 146 S College etl *2307mo 352 7597 deadline, Thurs. Apnl 10. Available own reliable transportation. References re- have a general familiarity with U.S. geography Call 353-03 2S at 450 Student Services quired. If interested, please call (419) and basic map reading skis OR experience in Summer Rentals also avail 876-7S27. a retaifsales position, we'd like to hear from Now accepting Rental Apilicationt for Fail And you. Well provide a complete training program Chiidcare needed in my Perrysburg home this Summer leases Call 354-8800 tor the selected individuals If you're Inter- 1 bdrm turn apt $350rmo • urjl Management Inc. SUMMf R SUBLEASERS needed summer. 6 yr old boy A 5yr old girt. 7:30am - Kige nouse near campus eated In working fuH-tlme over eummer (4101869-3036 H.Kdale Apt, Urge studios high q 2 30pm. Educ. nvajor pref. Exp. w/ ref only. One A Two bdrm apt*, available. University Call 352-9777. break, pseaae can the AAAOhJo Motortats vaulted ceilings, unique floor Only apply if you love children and want to be Association Human Resource Department Courts a University Village located at Ciough plans and carports. 12 month active 672 2109 at 210/361-6120 for an emptoytnent appH- 1 bedroom apt for Grad student and Mercer Call 352C164 lease starts at $350 Summer subteaser effoency apt. Very dose to COUNSELORS INSTRUCTORS needed' catlon. quiet area. 1275 * utils Rent our Apt. for summer a campus. No utilities Call 352-5765 100 posiDonsi Coed summer camp. Pocono Summer joba Cleveland area $500rwk. Cleve- on May 1 tl. 1 year lease, 352-2267 WB buy you a drmki Mts . PA Good salarytips' (908) 689-3339 land area home irrifprovement co Hiring all po- Air conditioning, large balcony, dishwasher, Daycare Administrator sitions, wil tram, start asap. Call (216) 1 to 2 roomale needed for E Wooster St garbage disposal 8 4 bdrms 352-6633 12 * hours ol early childhood development ft 692-3346. house from May 97 May 98 S185/mo Call SUBLEASER NEEDED FOR 2 BD. APT. payenoiogy coursework required Background SUMMER LIFEGUARDS A SWIMMING 353 8915. THIS SUMMER, OWN ROOM. OWN BATH- in early childhood preferred. Submit resumes Management Inc. The Finest Beef INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS ROOM. CHEAP UTILITIES; A.C. to: 12 month leases starring May 1997: Student Recreation Center $207SOttO CALL BARRY AT 353-0483 Hug* 1 bdrms, 215 E. Poo Rd. 17550Euler Rd 408 E Court *B-1 BRDuple«-1 person Appkcasons available In SRC office Laundry on site, lots of parking Starts Served Anywhere. Bowling Green. OH 43402 $340. Lira Sublesaer needed beginning April 1*4 Apply NOW! For more into call 2-7477 424V2S.Summit-Effic.-i perton at $340Vmontti .elec House 2 bike from camput Own bedrm. $170 $220. Elec mo neg Call Joe 352 0387 days. 352 9091 FuM-trme A part-time sales consultant. Availa- TEACH ENOUBH ABROAD! Graduate Snjdent 1 to 3 Br apt*.. evel ble Mon. through Sat. tor plumbing showroom. Avail in August How would you bke to teach base Sublessors needed immediately for summer Sales exp. A interior design background help- conversational English in Eastern Slave Smith 352-8917 (no calls alter 8pm) Large 2 bdrm apL unfurnished, dose ID cam- ful. Send resume by April 18 to The Kohler E urope? Learn about many rewarding 2 bdrm apl indud util . laundry a cabfe T V CA 1 pus, pets welcomed, pool A club house. Rent Bath House. 125 E. Indiana Ave. Perrysburg. opportunities wrlh great benefits Prefer non-smoking female*. Grad trudents best offer 352 9409 Management Inc. OH43SS1. Call Global Intormation Services: welcome 353 5074 1 -206-971 -3664 ext K55442. Efficiency Apt*., 215 E Poo Rd.. Starts Home City toe Company is now hiring lor these 2 bdrm. apt. 2 bat* from camput. Arc Availa- at $230 All utilities included Half the positions: Route Drivers, Production Stackers. ble May or Aug other unit* available Lind File security deposit holds It now. Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/ltoxtole The Garden Restaurant, Port Clinton. OH. 354-8206. Leave message. schedules Locations throughout all ot Ohio Lake Erie tounst community is hiring people tor and Southeast Uchigan. Call tor details at food service and kitchen. Please apply in per- 2 male sublessors needed for Fall 97 Spr 98 to 1 600^9»8070 son or by mad to: 226 E. Perry St., Port Clinton, share a room in Frazee Apis $195/mo each . IMAGINE OH 43452 or call 419-732 2151. elec No smokers please Ask for Tim at JOS OPENING 354-6489 A marketing Arm tn the Toledo area has an VAN DRIVER - part-lime position to provide The Unique Boutique opening for an account executive To be sue nansponabon to and from social service 221 Leroy 3 bdrm, 2 baths. Avail 81 $895 00 Management Inc. ceesfui. you must be a bustnees-sawy mar- agency. Must be between the ages ol 21 - 65, * util.. 1 yr. I**** keter who is creative, organized, and able to 132 Ada: 2 bdrm hous*. Avail 8/1 $650 00 . Living Canvas Tatoo 830 Fourth SI. The Willow House have a valid Ohro driver's license and an excel- handle murtipie clients You must be detail lent driving record. Submit resume to PO Box util, 1 yr. lea** is now leasing tor next year 1 bdrm. onented, able to successfully negosalo with 738, Bowling Green. OH 4340? EO£ 134 University Ln: 2 bdrm townhoute Avail has arrived... gas heat. A/C starting at S3407month clients, and be an independent self-starter as S/1 or art (89S 00 . gat a alec. For a complete list stop by our well as a team player. The ideal candidate 128 University Ln: 1 bdrm. Avail 8/1 $425 00 Piercing & Tatooing must have excellent wnnen/verbal skills and ind:aHuol. 1 yr lease oft Ice, 1045 N. Main, or call 146 North Main Bowling Green be computer literals (MS Word. Excel, Power FOR SALE 117 S Proepect 1 bdrm turn apt $595 00 ind in the Bank Vault! 353-5800 Po»nt) all util 1yr. lease Avail 81 Qualified candidates should mail confident re- Call 352-9371 lor more information sume to: VISIT OUR NEW STORE Account Executive Job Opening tl^rjodge Shadow ES Convertible VS. Standard. 60.000 meet Hunter Green 3 8R duplex located otl N Main Near cam TO BOX St put/city park. Newly renovated Pi,vale 445 E. Wooster HOSand. OH 43528 with tan lop. (11.000. Call4 19 396 680 7 9 drive/backyard. Avail, now. $550/mo (Al ,11)6 railroad tracks) International 80 s Dance: Landscape Construction Co 309486-4133 48o«e Multi media PC Complete **oS - Lap MOB Sal 11-9 Sunday 12-6 Flexible scheduling lop 366 w/ prmter $290 Mac plus w/ printer 403 l«gh St Apt A BG. 1 bedroom $320/mo E^g^> The Multicultural Bash <^ZZ^ Call 666-7665. 1190-Call Zacn 353-4512 Avail May. Call Khnsta t? 353-2068. 352-3306 Place: Saddlemlre Circle Time: 6i30pm to 12:00am CAREER IN LAW Date: Saturday, April 5.h, 1997 BG RADIATOR Were Our graduates work in law firms, corporations, and [ NOT JUST RADIATORS! ■ Always government agencies The bash will feature (ill's music from around the world. Wt Ar* Now Donations will be accepted to raise money for [ CERTIFED lor A/C Expectinq e S monlh program with internship The Wood County Humane Society REPAIR ( RECHARGE 1 • National placement assistance e American Bar Association approved Free Admission! •Heater Installation Visitors •Heater Cores Sunday's 9:30 and 11 • College degree required Free International Food! r -Water Pumps ■ • 20 Years of Excellence L «Gas Tanks 1 Come and stay awhile. There will be cats and dogs present too. • General Auto Repair | ■ DENVER PARALEGAL Sponsored by the World Student Association, r Sales, Installations tj First United INSTITUTE WFAL Radio, Honors Student Association, and Repair Methodist Church 1401 19th St.. Denver. CO 80202 Undergraduate Student Government, and - 3E 352-5133 |f§| , 1506 Eaet Wooaler, BowMng Green Craduate Student Senate. 520 S. MAPLE 410-3530682 800-848-0550 \ . BOWLING GREEN ■ '/ http://www.paralegal-education.com BECKLEY CARDY Seasonal Etispbyment Opportiuiin GROUP EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL Come Aboard This Summer. is looking for 200 warehouse workers & customer service or order entry workers! Home City THE JET EXPRESS We offer: HomeGle City Ice The Jet Express has tome of the best employment opportuniliei • Seasonal staff - $6.00 per hour Ice Company (in 1 jke Erie. Arc you a personable, responsible individual who enjoys meeting, greeting and treating the public right' • Shift premium - $.30 per hour Then we would like to talk with vou. • First, Second and Third Shifts make it easy Now Hiring for these Positions: Seasonal Positions Available for to fit in anybody's schedule 1. Route Drivers CREW • Start as early as April & work thru October 2. Production Stackers • Take your finals knowing that you have a 3. Truck Loaders I ICKET SALES seasonal position when you finish DOCK PERSONNEL • We will work with you to fil our company Competitive Wages / Flexible Schedules needs into your personal needs Locations throughout all of Ohio For more information, call The Jet Express BECKLEY CARDY GROUPl and Southeast Michigan 1-800-245-1538 100 Paragon Parkway • Mansfield, OH 44903 Call Today for Complete Details!! ^ ,ET EXPnis A 'S. Mike McKibben ^BECKLEY 419-589-1805 .a^^CARDY Judy Peters ^ J GROUP" 1-800-899-8070 VK Fastest Way to Putin-Bay 419-589-1415 z^*agfi,s**i "Be a part of a winning tradition" I I ■ Friday, April 4, 1997 The BG News page nine The ireTtlS Page si "What's that bright thing in the sky? I haven't seen the sun in four years." 'Come In and references anTI The album "Come In and Burn" has been three years in the making. The band was !,ind of drifting after the lti.iik!oiO\ ra\ punk atul is pr"ihTy ihch.ii "Weight" tour ended in 1995 because The Back Pagea working man in show business. their previous label lolded and legal In the meantime he also has become a troubles prevented the band from "The title 'Come In and Hum' rclcrs \er\ indent 1 liable pop culture fiuure, .!■ ' . . now (tail Now l*k \ are pi.met I allii I 11 a kind ol psycho poMv'i ho) signed lo DUVMJ Cjellens new label You are bom into this world and from lor a screwed up generation His muscle Dreamworks. then on ils time to come in and burn. bound physique is only overshadowed The hand employed a new producer. bum up. burn out. or whatever, this by the pure rage and anger he lets loose Steve Thompson, on this album. world will stick it to you somehow." on stage. He also is so damn funny and Thompson has worked with many -Henry Rollins, on the title of interesting to listen to that it is not different musicians from a multitude of his new album. Iioni an interview with surprising that he has a succcsssful genres including the Butfhote Surfers Billboard writer Chris Morris spoken word and acting career. He and Guns 'N' Roses. appeared in the film "The Chase" with This album was the first with bassist If there in one artist in today 'a music Charlie Sheen and Kristy (I am Hulls Mclvin Gibbs playing a major role in business*; who can be Considered I the Vampire Slayer) Swanson. "Heat" (he writing. He had joined days before renaissance man. tt is Henry Rollins. w ith AI Pacino, and David Lynch's the band started recording their last Rollins is the lead singer of the "Lost Highway". album "Weight," which included the groundbreaking alternative group the Rollins in an interview with breakthrough single "Liar." in 1994. The Rollins Band Rollins Band and in his freettme he has Billboard's Chris Morris said that Rollins said tha the really liked the started .1 hook publishing company and although he is involved in many direction Thompson had in my mind several reooad labels, He has also activities his number one pnortity is for the bund. Thompson said the band gained fame and critical acclaim, making music with the Rollins Hand. played too much and tried to pummel The truth behind including a Grammy, recently for his 'There certain things you can do with people with every song. He also said spoken word performances songs that you can't with spoken word 7 that bassist Gibbs is the best in the Rollins has established himself as and Vice versa." Rollins said. "In a song business and they weren't making full perhaps the man with the most indie you must have a compact and potent use of his talents. 'Your Woman rock credibility left in a world lull of message that can be expressed in about The result is the almost jazzy but still Brandon Wray and speaks with I strong British KCClti ihemusK bUtOnftbyoU in three ways.through commercialized corporate nick sell- 12 lines. it\ kind of like a short jab. heavy sounding "Come In and Bum." I In- Back Pages Mishra also has had the same girlfriend for the melody, rhythm, aiul lyrics He looks at his outs. You can't really cut down a 45 minute Rollins wanted to do something the last thiee VCttl and is not gay music as almost COnfeKKNial, it in that emu Rollins, who started out as ihe lead spoken word story into a couple interesting with the album covers*) the , You've heard thesont!. if youhaven't >ou will The ving is an alk-mpt (o throw out leiuKi lional and personal. ringer of the legendai) punk band Black minutes.Spoken word gives you a lot of band came up with the idea to do a -soon. "Your Woman" by White Town is. *c labels and move society past the need 10 label Their sound could be- described as dream pop Hag. is what one could call an original options though, you can add side cording lo the band \ mastermind J)oli Mishra. everything and everyone according in Mtshri with a great dame groove to il it combines el- Halloween nightmare-type picture. So spreading like a rash across ihe I'nites Slates "Il'l like a link-jigsaw puzzle that people can ementsol 'siraighlorwardpop.hiphop.andclas Rollins found a hip photographer and a The lines go something like thi* "Well I guess put together IVople find their own meanings sic techno like Krallwerk. IX'peche Mode.and liberal X-ray lab and they took an X- what you say is true/1 could never be the right in it and mine certainly isn't the only way. " New Ordei The lyrus are very emotional and ray of Rollins with a ra/orblade taped kind o| girl for >ou' I could never be your Mishra said. "It s really just about love and ie nun gender ipecifk to his forehead and his hands on his woman " I) lionships " Mishra called Krallwerk his all lime fBVOrilC head. A common reaction is to be blown away when It's also about Ihe absurdity til heing a male band and said lhat his lyrics are inspired b) The resulting picture is a skeleton llrsl hearing the song because the singer's voice according to Mishra Marxist theory concerning gender He mid he screaming with a ra/orblade inside his sound* like a guy. a homosexual guy but defi- "Heing a man is really a pain in ihe Ml ni used lo be a hardcore Marxisl and one ol ihe nitely a guy. It doesn't even sound like a really todav "s world." he said. "Men are nol supposed things he like ahoul was thai there was no sexual skull. . masculine woman Mow weird and cool It was to express emotion or have feelings. t"k all program in II.everyone was equal "Maybe that is why I urn so crazy." -Jo funny and has the most infectious hook ion. thai" "Your Woman" in lacl contains the line "So Rollins said."I 've got a ra/orblade in This writer firsi heard the song on R^X's Club "As men we arc told we have to Kl ihis cer- much lor your highbrow M.irxisi wass. just use my skull." X show that features mostly techno and dance tain way and he in.uho and thump our chests me up and then you walk aw ay On tour this time the Rollins Band is music. This song had such a distinct and fresh and shu like thai but when you really act that Everything is kind of an attempt 10 break tra going to pull out all the older songs in sound that I never thought I would hear it again way it isjust siupidandnol fun." Mishra said. dition and cliches that are pervasive in music honor of their 10th anniversary. because it wntOOCOOl and out there fbf main In all his interview she has done as a growing today Mishra itid "On the last tour we didn't do any of stream radio Celebrity Mishra sard that cvervone asks him if "All musie is separ.iied into fctfici genres and luckily the song has caught on with mam he is gay or what il i> like to he a ^.'ay male in I hose genres are just eating ihemselvCS and de ihe old songs because we didn't want stream radio and is on its way lo becoming a today's world stroying what musk is supposed to lv I here our new bassist to feel lik< he was on a successlul CfOHOVW hit "They are very surprised to lind oui thai I am are great hands out ihere today like Kadiohead cover band. " Rollins saiii. "1 miss the While Town has \iarted Us assault on America totally straight and the only experience with and Pulp hut a lot ot people iiivt ss.mt lo slick old songs though, they are my old While Townisieally a one man hand, yes deli homosexuality is thai I have dated bisexual with their standard top 40 tare that is vet) hoi friends and I want to play them again." nitcly male and definitely straight ing." Mishra said The R.iols' video lhat pokes women like every guy wants to in ihe past When he isn't playing in the band. JyotiMishrai pronounced Jody) is essentially ihAasioanlly" Mishra s.ml fun the gangster rap video cliches is vei) Innny Rollins splits his time among running While I.mn Hcisalhulv \ ear old male born White Town has ,t sound thai America really his record label and publishing in India whoiixtved with his family lo fnjl.nul has never heard before It is pop with intelli- when he was ihrec He lu« h Mil there e% er since gence and you can dance to M Mishra said (hat COnt. 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Byrne Rd • Toledo • 531-0079 httD://wvvw.showaitl.com page ten The BU News Friday, April 4. 1997 'Gross Sparkler Cusac isahitasahit man in ointe' shines Vince Guerrieri The Back Pages on debut disc Martin Blank lives everyone's dream. He has the chance to Mike Hammer become humungo rock return to his ten-year high school The Back Pages stars and "WICKER reunion and show everyone he's PARK" may well start SPARKLER: successful and well-off doing a them on their way. job he loves. Wicker Park A very respectable first Did I mention he's a hitman? That's the basic humor behind release "WICKER PARK" combines all Sparkler's "Grosse Pointe Blanke," a movie c^m parkier is a ■ premiering Friday. John Cusack influences, from Big Star (who also co-wrote the screen- talafornia based band to Sonny and Cher. It play) plays Martin Blank, a comes out as a kind of likable professional killer. It is making their debut along Oasis without the sibling entirely plausible to see Cusack rivalry. Intellegent lyrics as a hitman, with the only excep- >ide the likes of Letters to tion being the physical Tights. such as 'Jaded Cinderella Cusack is not physically intimi- ~leo, Big Head Todd and don't you want to play dating. with me' mix well with This movie is not for everyone. the Monsters, and Color Forced to re-examine his career choice, John his performance with just an the kind of Brit pop sound Normal people will not like il. edge of darkness as he realizes Sparkler radiates. Of the Cusack returns to his hometown for one last "MeBadd with their first But if you're the least bit de- his life is essentially meaning- 'liit' and finds himself thetargct of his arch 1 thirteen tracks on the CD. montv'u. you'll eni«>> this n less. It's sort of like "Jerry jeiease 'WICKER PARK" twelve listed and one Cusack obviously does, nuancing rival, Dan Aykroyd, in "Grosse Pointe Blank' Maguire'" if he forgot to lake his hidden track, only one or Thorazine. ■on Revolution records. For Overall. Cusack gives a two are too dreary, the rest hysterical performance, deliver- are well produced catchy AXii AX12 AXU AXQ AXii A\i> AXQ AXU AXU AXU AXU AXU AXU AXQ lall the neato band facts, the ing with a straight face such I songs. lines as. "I'm Martin Blank. Igroovy discography, and Tracks like "Discover" AXQ RED CARNATION FORMAL Remember me? I got no wife, no and "You Know Who You kids and I'll blow your head off Ignarly band photos you Sara Theis escorted by Dan Bumpus Are" let Parker bleed his Nicole Gutowiki escorted by Brian Sinclair for enough money." and "I Mandy Pfehl escorted by Scott Perusek Carrie Gurbis escorted by Kevin Crabtree I emotions into his micro- I Miwy Fink escorted by Jay Czech Lindsay Hardy escorted by Adam killed the president of Paraguay Bean check out the Revolu- Kara Kozub escorted by Matt Dick son phone and spew them out I Julie Donatone escorted by Trevor Behm once with a fork." I Angie Cherry escorted by Michael Jones MindyThicI escorted by Nic Nughart I Angie StoUcr escorted by Drew Weiningcr Kelly Barhorst escorted by Jeff Derryberry Oscar Wilde's warning that |tion records sight on the with his guitar. Jamie Marcy escorted by Chris Rachel Kendell escorted by Kyle Newcomer you can't go home again rears its The thirteeth track I Kim Beecroft escorted by Christina Oleck Karey Weaver escorted by Brandon Miller I Chasity Hoey escorted by Mark Goddard Kim Taylor escorted by Mark Frederick J ugly head, as Cusack returns to ■web at www.revolu.tion- "Wicker Park" is probably Mandy Barton escorted by Kevin Harman i I Laura Bezdek escorted by Steve Horvath Detroit for his high school the most raw musically I Angel Varvaro escorted by Brian Singer Diana Clark escorted by ChrisTaber ■online.com. I Misty Vincent escorted by Ron Hare Betsy Whitman escorted by Mike DelSignorc reunion and finds his home has and has some good I Amanda Paskiet escorted by Joe Waltzer Diane Grassi escorted by Adam Ploetz turned into a convenience store. I Laura Gervais escorted by Chad FekJman Karissa Korpita escorted by Brian Reese I The low down is that rockabilly, you can dig. I Jenn Schab escorted by Chris Pterson [ Erin Carothcrs escorted by Nicholas Kasperavicus (The store is later the scene for Produced by Keith Tracey Harnist escorted by Mike Cavey Lynne Gearing escorted by Eric Spahlinger one of the funniest gun battles I Jenn Gerber escorted by Chris Trabbic Sara Hilliard escorted by Todd Burger JSparkler is a trio, Rick Cleversley, who has Erin Lease escorted by Matt Overmeyer JiO Dickenshcets escorted by Josh Kirk | I've ever seen.) Sara Knight escorted by Chris Stipes Jill Grable escorted by Jack Dumbaugh He also finds the girl he stood produced the Flaming Missy ftsarch escorted by Blair Miller Julie Ncmeth escorted by Ryan Cape | "Parker lead singer/guitar- [ Heidi Runion escorted by Chris Frantz Jaime Golden escorted by Nigel Robertson up on prom night. Debi (Minnie Lips among others, Erin Bonfiglio escorted by Aaron Swank I Steph Saylor escorted by Pat Vogt Driver), who now hosts a radio assures "WICKER PARK" I Jen Sayre escorted by Eric Sztul Chelsea Mennega escorted by Adam Wilson Jst, Tommy Black on bass show in Grosse Pointe (a is no slouch of a record. AXII AXii AXU AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii AXii suburb), and tries to make things Band John Wilmer on Pretty soon even Kasey right again with her. But compli- ■drums They were discov- cations arise. Blank's competitor Kasem will be hip to in the business. 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April 4. 1997 The BG News page eleven be u retelling of how Ihe Robinsons White TOM n COOL tmm pg. 9 I became lost in space, instead of a I and someone could do the sjmc thing for I ^***"^ N^l Howard's ClubH \i^ ~>V ■ ■ Mon-Sat 12-12:30 am ■ ■ ■^V.^' reunion type of show that many fans I mdic and alternative tiKk. You need loui£^ 1 - f .^^SJ] 210 N Main Sun'.-2:30am 352 - 9951 f^ggy wanted. It will also be an action i skinny pale guys playing guitar and an eveil VV X ICl L Fri. & Sat. packed show. Variety reports that the kinniei girl looking very depressed " 5? t movie will have more than 700 visual . Music has become very corporate and I honta pace effects, compared to the mere 400 in ' try to stay out of il as much as possible Michael Katon returns "Independence Day's" . "l.ost in ' Mivhrasaid. Band Starts at 10:00pm I "They don't know what to do with tncky Space" was originally scheduled for Compiled by Troy Reynolds release next October, but it may be l f*"ker\ like me." Mishra said. dj^M A „/a, . k WljK Troy Reynolds The Back Pages • Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinbail pushed back until the spring of 1998. | Another problem with music is that as The Back Pages I soon as a new generation hits about the age I of 30 evnhing in pop culture, and specifi- Easystreet Caft: "ver the last few years, many .Rollins com. from pg. 9 Friday-The o. company 2-1 .'hi. helping Rick Rubin Ically pop musK. is geared towards them Forrest Creason filmmakers have found their subject ■ because they have the money Mishra said. Rivermen matter in the beloved television with his Infinite Zero label ana working Golf Course "I am 30 now and when I was growing il Saturday — Eddie SPRING MKMHKRSHIPS programs of the past. One of the recent .out. 2-13-61 is named after hrs hirthdate | F.aat Poe Road was the early HO's and things like New Wave Shaw and the Wolfgang shows to join the ranks of "The Brady ,so that whenever his name appears in the I Bowling Green, OH * All the golf you can play / " " were popular. SUKC my generation is at the Howard's: (419)372-2674 until May 9th...M0 Bunch" or "The Beverly Hillbillies" on jliner notes to somebody cjse's album it | jdea, markeljng group now ^ lhcre js . Friday —Michael . Phone for Tee Times Ihe big screen is the science fiction • reads that 'Henry Rollins appears I manufactured wave of 80\ nostalgia." • Pull season pass...$160 classic "Lost in Spaces." Katon Band ■courtesy of 2-13-61' and not not some I Mishra said. The recent drive to make a feature Gish Film Theatre: (free) icorportation. I Mishra asked my age and when I informed film out of "Lost in Space" began in Friday— I His publishing company publishes his I n"m ' "•» 20 he ,aid ,na m aboul l01™ 1992. when a fan. Bill Anagnos. Westworld 7:30 p.m. ,hcrc wiH ta bis of rty brought the idea to the attention of Ibooks along with anything that sounds I ' ^"' " ^ *""& I nostalgia. Saturday—The * Charge pass to Prelude Pictures. Prelude then outbid interesting according to Rollins. Bursar Account I "People will he like do you remember Pagemaster 7:30 p.m. such well known companies as [Recently they have put out a Led with proper ID . when Mudhoncy and Soundgarden were Olscamp Hall. Room III: * You must have a Columbia Pictures.TriStar Pictures IZcppclin anthology that had a foreword huge, man," Mishra said. "Il is really gel- ($2.00) valid student ID and 20" Century Fox for the rights to Iby Jimmy Page. They also put out ting out of hand this instant nostalgia thing production. Securing the rights was not Friday and Satur- |"Drcam Baby Dream." photo history of ' now. It is almost to the point of people say- enough, however, and the "Lost in day—Romeo and Juliet 8 and jlhc early punk scene by Stephanie - nig 'Wow.wasn't the lust hall nl 91 really 11 p.m. Space" film was almost forgotten until 1 jcamiakowski Rollins said that hook is I""' ■' ■** »c could go ha.V " Planetarium ($1 donation New Line Cinema offered to finance | Mishra said America is so big that it al- the production. foma/ing because you can tell that suggested): i I -■ (Stephanie i> son* .■one ulhi ihe n.o'.ic IHK.SIS several well i just silting ihcn* gelling angry andhotedaikl Friday — Comets known stars. Gary Oldman was the Ilhere.'" I they create things like the inslanl nostalgia Are Coming 8 p.m. ;first to commit to the film, playing the I Rollins most famous book is "Get in Beyond i wave Sunday—Comets sinister Dr. Smith. Others in the film Ithe Van: On the Road with Black Flag." , Mishra said he thinks musicians have a Are Coming 7:30 p.m. include William Hurt. Heather Graham tin that book he documented how he went responsibility to do something original and Joe E. Brown Theatre: and Mimi Rogers. The movie is being Ifrom working in an ice cream store to i:creative with music. Friday and Satur- directed by Stephen Hopkins ("Ghost "It i\ our respondibitty to push the enve- in the Darkness"! and was written by Ibeing a roadie to taking over the vocal day—The Invisible Hunters/ (duties on one of punk's classic bands. I lope as far we can and by that I don't mean Falstaff and Friends 7:30 p.m. Akiva Goldsman ("A Time to Kill"). I trashing htnels rooms and doing more drugs I His most recent book is "I Scream" Student Services Forum: The film is currently in production in I than anybody e\se has. musically we have Saturday—Dance London. 'which he said is a collection of pieces I to try to things that haven't been done, " is not in Toledo. One of the original members of the about America. "Do I Come Here Often" I Mishra said. "Beck is a good example of I ' p.m. television show was Mark Goddard, 'came out last year and includes Rollins I someone who is Irving to that. He is com-1 who played Maj. Don West. Goddard jintcrviewing Isaac Hayes, Jerry Lee ■ htning different genres of music and creat- J was recently in Detroit and talked a .Lewis and David Lee Roth. Rollins said ■ ing something new I have always said that the best music is made by combing genres and LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY little about his role and the new film. on this lour he wants to inlerview roadies i P"""1*! VOUf own twist on them . That's what the Beatles and the Stones did with black Amen- Tuesday - Sunday Goddard said. "It was one of my favorite roles. The show was so much 'because they have seen it all and have ."n R 4 B and pep music " DRINK SPECIALS ' White Town has been getting a lot of press for their album "Women in Technology" and it is fun. and we were all disappointed .great stones. | 6-9PM...Ladies 0nly...Fri. & Sat. I doing well on the charts according to their publicist a! fcMI Records Maureen Coakley. Among 25t Well Drinks & Drafts when il was cancelled." He remains 1 . . ry . I the magazines interested in them was Rolling Stone who interviewed Mishra for a story in their involved with (he "Lost in Space ' lans. -his pants down." Rollins said. | upcormng ISMje 7-9PM...Dimers...Thurs. & Sat. He even has his own website, Mark Rollins enjoys making movies and he | White Town's album "Women in Technology" is a very intcligent work with gender, and Rolling Hock fur $1 Goddard s Lost [and Found in Cyber] .^^^1^ enjoyed making "Heat" with | often the female gender, as a primary theme in many songs People need lo listen to the songs as POP-A-SHOT TOURNAMENT ^ [Al I'acino He said Pacino just blew him 1 music and not worry about who it isihal is singing, whether it a British male or a black woman 7-9PM ...Tuesday & Sunday...$100 Grand Piize^ Goddard will be makinc an appear- I ' , . lawav he was so talented i Misnra said. The bar formerly known as Gamers ance in the new mov.e. along With a ' _ The album ivavcrvintercstinglistcnandstandtiutt^ckstnclixte-YourWoman". "Undressed". few of the nihi-r orioina cast memhi-rs Pacino makes you lorget that he s Call (or info...352-9780 tew ot mi otner original cast rnemrjcrv ..Wh|M Town.. ^ |hc mMnim(.n|al ..-^^ ,,„ m ^ Fvcning AmmcM s„com - [acting. In one scene he was screaming at | In lact. he had just arrived trom Mishra said that he plans to tour the United Slates as soon as he can assemble a group of shooting his scenes in London, but he Ime. he was serious as death. I had the background musicians LJ was keeping his part in the film a Ifear of God in me, after the scene he was-f secret. Nevertheless, Goddard was 7ALHALLA |iot.illy normal and like 'Henry how are very excited about the new film. He |you doing' " Rollins said."l know I am feels that the show holds up very well (always outclassed when I act but it is fun Units still available for fall '97 against other television fare of the age. land another creative outlet." and especially other science fiction R.E. Management programs such as "Star Trek.'" He has I Rollins secret lo success is to never "Quality Off-Campus Housing" always been happy with the fan base I stop working. He said his hobbies are his for the program, but is surprised that it Iwork and his work, music, is also a •841 Eighrh Sr. • 840/850 Sixrh Sr. has not attained the popularity of other Ihobhy. •Monville Ave •Campus Manor shows from the period. "Because of that I have very little of a •825 Third Sr. »313 N. Main Goddard is happy that Ihe film has personal life, no wife . no girlfriend.or ; such a large budget — about $60 family." he said.'l was talking to a girl a CHECK OUT OUR SUMMER RATES I million. He feels that a large budget little while ago and she came right out assures the fans of a quality film; CALL US TODAY : something that will not only please and said 'you bore me' because all I OR STOP IN FOR BROCHURE | older fans, but bring new ones into the Gould talk about was music and obscure M-F 8 to 5 : fold. books when I was with her." SAT 8 to 12 us Railroad St. The new "Lost in Space" will not Rollins plans lo be on tour for Ihe rest of 352-9302 (next la Kinlco's) | be the campy, fun-filled show that the this year and on into 1998. He also plans y^^^^^ft^rt/ws.ftrtrtrt^fwwwwsrt^r^wwww' : television scries was. It will have a lo put another book and spoken word ! more serious plotline. but is still recording by the end of the year Am expected to satisfy the fans of the : original series. 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News Friday, April 4, 1997 POINTE *^WAW?^f Continued from page ten. • HAVE !< W^0 Blank. Another hitman is also Bui this doesn't stop the movie as professional killers is also a aftet Blank on orders from one from being fun. brilliant step. It's hard to imag- of Blank's former targets. Blank ine these two as killer's, making jjjjjjj CD=£P ^O didn't kill his target, instead The main idea of the plot lends their portrayals even funnier. killing his dog. and the former itself to lots of humor, such as The supporting cast also adds a target is pissed having Blank's secretary (played lot. The people Blank meets at by Cusack's sister Joan) read his the reunion that went on to live Confusing? I thought so. The reunion announcement to him the American dream are even plot is convoluted, twisting, over the phone while he's more maladjusted than him. turning and meandering until out...on business. The casting of you don't know who's after who. 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