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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years # Hussein reverses American inspectors ban □ Saddam Hussein ends concessions by the United States or the ABC's "Good Morning America," "We'll Even with the diplomatic resolution the 7-year old U.N. sanctions. The sanc- United Nations. The Iraqis "are pre- be on the plane tomorrow morning and to the crisis, the United States kept go- tions were imposed after Iraq invaded standoff with U.N., quieting pared to have the inspectors return un- back in business on Friday." ing today in its military build-up in the Kuwait in 1990, touching off the Persian fears of military confronta- conditionally," she said. Speaking in Cairo, Iraqi Deputy Persian Gulf, sending six B-S2H strate- Gulf War. The UN. Special Commission, which Prime Minister Tariq Aziz told report- gic bombers to an Indian Ocean base "It has been decided to invite the tion. oversees the weapons inspections, was ers that the Security Council's perma- within range of Iraq. Washington would Special Commission in its entirety back to meet Friday to discuss ways to re- nent members had made no "specific send another 32 warplanes to the Gulf to resume its duties," the news agency The Associated Press form procedures for monitoring Iraq's commitments" under the Russian pro- this weekend, defense officials there said, quoting a statement by the Revo- arms arsenal and preventing It from posal. However, he said Russia has said. lution Command Council. BAGHDAD, Iraq - Saddam Hussein again developing weapons of mass de- promised to work for a "just and fair The Russian-brokered deal to end the reversed his ban on American weapons struction. diplomatic solution" to the confronta- confrontation was endorsed by a joint Saddam's agreement to readmit the inspectors in Iraq today, halting his de- In Washington, President Clinton said tion. meeting of the Iraqi leadership compr- American inspectors to Iraq concludes fiance of U.N. demands and apparently he was encouraged by Saddam's While Iraq is hoping to enlist Russia's ising the Revolution Command Council three weeks of growing tension, during ending a three-week standoff that agreement to allow all U.N. inspectors help in pushing for an end to U.N. eco- and the ruling Baath Party headed by which Baghdad threatened to shoot raised fears of a military confrontation. to return to Iraq, including Americans, nomic sanctions, U.S. Ambassador Bill Saddam, the state-run Iraqi News down U-2 spy planes, the Americans Iraq agreed to the inspectors' return but added: "He said he would do that - Richardson said today, "We are not Agency reported. sent aircraft carriers to the Persian under a deal arranged by Russia and its in the coming days we will wait and ready to lift sanctions until all Security The news agency said Iraq accepted Gulf and the United Nations withdrew foreign minister, Yevgeny Primakov. see if he does." Council resolutions are complied with the weapons Inspectors because the all of its weapons inspectors in an ex- Secretary of State Madeleine Al- If all goes well, U.N. weapons in- by Iraq and if necessary will use our government believes that Russia is sin- pression of solidarity with their bani- bright said the agreement involved no spections chief Richard Butler told veto to achieve that objective." cere in its pledge to work for lifting of shed American colleagues.

Jumping rocks Student sets goals on council, campus shooter" and honest and that is □ Gordan Heminger, a why he won at such a young age. BGSU senior, reflects on Heminger liked his first two his ambitions as a city years because he enjoyed work- ing with the community and councilman. council members. He decided to run for a second term because By MELISSA NAYMIK there was still a lot of work that The BG News needed to be done. The two main items to be accomplished during "Some men see things as they his second term are building a are and ask •why?' I dream things youth center and building an af- that never were and ask. *why fordable senior housing complex. not?"' One of his main goals is to That quote by Robert Kennedy make the city government of is one that Gordan Heminger, Maumee more accessible to the senior social studies education community. major, lives his life by. The city government must re- Gordan, known as Gordy, is a late to the community better be- councilman in Maumee, Ohio and cause the public is essentially the the president of Alpha Sigma Phi council's boss, explained He- here at the University. minger. In his senior year in high "We (city government) must school, he was class president. treat the citizens the same way Before choosing Bowling Green, we would want to be treated," he thought about one day being said Heminger. the councilman for Maumee. So, Throughout his campaigning, not only was Bowling Green his family has been very suppor- close to home, but also close tive as they passed out fliers and enough to allow him to run for stood at the polls in "20 degree city council. weather." When he ran for council in 1995 Ten years from now, he can see and won, he was "in awe." himself being a state representa- "I was very proud and it was an tive or a county commissioner. honor, especially since I was the Heminger dreams one day to be- youngest person to ever be come a member of Congress, elected to city council," He- then possibly the president of the AisacUted PITH phot* minger said. United States. He believes people saw Jonathan Allen, 24, of Cleveland, jumps across rocks in Lake Erie a! Edgewater Park in Cleveland with his dog Mountain, Thursday. someone who was a "straight • See GORDY, page four. Health issues arise for septuplets, mother BG holiday parade ces. His siblings were born a Hospital; Joel Steven, the last to If so, Mrs. McCaughey would The Associated Press minute apart: Alexis May at 2 arrive, was listed as critical for become the first mother in known human history to deliver pounds, 11 ounces, followed by DES MOINES, Iowa - Tem- several hours before being up- Natalie Sue, 2 pounds, 10 ounces; set for tomorrow pered with the pride you hear in graded to serious. All were septuplets who lived. The family Kelsey Ann, 2 pounds, 5 ounces; don said. "Some of the side Bob Hepworth's voice over the placed on ventilators to aid their stressed religious reasons for not □ The annual Bowl- agreeing to "selective reduc- Brandon James, 3 pounds, 3 oun- streets off of Main will be birth of his seven grandchildren breathing. ces; Nathanial Roy, 2 pounds, 14 ing Green event will blocked off for the partici- The pregnancy of Mrs. tion." is the uncertainty about their ounces; and lastly, at 12:54 p.m., pants waiting in the wings." McCaughey, who was taking a "God gave us those kids," cover the length of health. Joel Steven, at 2 pounds, IS oun- Gordon said unicyclists, "I would ask that all believers fertility drug, had long been a se- McCaughey said last month. "He ces. Main Street. floats and mascots are in- across the world join us in pray- cret in the family's tiny home- wants us to raise them." town of Carlisle, a bedroom Family spokeswoman Marlys Doctors could not determine cluded in the parade. She said ing for Bobbi and for the babies there were over 1,500 people that their health will continue community 10 miles outside Des Popma said all the options were whether any of the infants were By SARAH BEDNARSKI involved in the planning. and only improve," Hepworth Moines. But once news began discussed with the couple. identical. The BG News trickling out, the 29-year-old •They've viewed these as chil- Mrs. McCaughey gained just In the past, the parade has said as he announced the birth of drawn approximately 3,000 only the second known set of sep- seamstress and her 27-year-old dren, babies," she said. "Con- 25 pounds during the pregnancy, With the holiday season spectators, Gordon said She tuplets born alive. husband, Kenny, a billing clerk at trary to what medical people or just 5 pounds more than the about to start, Bowling said it is scheduled to start at His daughter Bobbi an auto dealership, found them- might call them, they never babies weighed. Mahone said Green's tenth annual holiday 10 am and will last for almost McCaughey gave birth by Cae- selves the center of worldwide viewed them as fetuses. They Mrs. McCaughey had been in bed parade is scheduled for sarean section Wednesday to viewed them as babies." for a long time and lost muscle tomorrow morning. two hours. attention. According to Gordon, Santa four boys and three girls in six Kenneth Robert, the first born, mass. According to Joan Gordon of minutes - no complications. The McCaugheys (pronounced is Hepworth's namesake. Doc- the Bowling Green Chamber Claus will ride in on one of the They were two months pre- McCoys) ignored doctors' sug- tors nicknamed him Hercules She was given an epidural of Commerce, the parade will floats to officially welcome mature but, said Dr. Paula Ma- gestions that they abort some of because he held his siblings in a anesthetic and was alert during proceed the length from North the holiday season. She said he hone, "so well-grown, so well- the seven fetuses to ensure the pyramid formation in the womb, the delivery. Doctors told her the to South Main. She said 13 won't be stopping to talk with developed, it Just strikes me as a health of others. Their decision said Mahone, who helped per- condition of each child. area high school bands are kids during the parade. miracle." seemed to pay off when doctors form the delivery at Iowa Meth- "As we delivered each baby scheduled to perform. "He'll be a forward-moving The children were in serious said all seven children were "vi- odist Medical Center. and saw the size of the babies and "The theme this year is Santa," she said. "The mall has He came into the world at 12:48 how vigorous they were, we were Holiday Extravaganza," Gor- condition in the neonatal inten- gorous" and experts predicted • See PARADE, page five. sive care unit of Blank Children's that all of them could survive. p.m., weighing 3 pounds, 4 oun- very, very happy," Mahone said.

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Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Get excited, you may have already entered There are certain phrases In popular belief, first prize Is winning this. 1 can't be sure it stacked against me. already won and If 1 can only life that stand out, take on a Tom Mather actually the worst prize you can actually exists. If you are one of This is where it got really figure out what skill I need to whole new meaning and become win. You see. after the Big Super the lucky first prize winners, you good. master, the Big Super Duper Integrated into our culture. Grand Prize. I Duper Extra Special Grand should know that with your "Sweepstakes are open to Extra Special Grand Prize could Some examples: Prize, they have the Medium winnings you can almost but not residents of the United States. be mine. 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All you need The reason I hate the latter so ". on my prizes are. now we have to go parts of North America other to enter is a bad Christmas (or much no matter how The next biggest prize Is the through the rules and regula- than the U.S., Canada and other seasonal gift) gift you have often you read It. fill out the the alphabet Early Bird /Bonus Prize, which tions of who Is eligible, when Mexico.)" received/given In your lifetime. forms, mail the entry hack In. while being neither Grand nor they're eligible, and If there are By far the worst (best?) of You may e-mail me at and lose, the next time It hap- The Tax Bonus Prize paid the Super in anv way. is worth any Ineligible receivers down these quotes was. "In order to [email protected] or write pens vou always think. "Well . . in the million dollars so I $100,000. Held. win a prize, residents of Canada, me at 210 West Hall. this time could be different. This would gel Hie whole million You win this by mailing your The following quotes are and wherever else mandated, Just include your name, a time I could win. dol|a: pt, of losing entry In first before all the taken from the fine print of a will be required to correctly description of the gift and why It Well. I his time happened one I would now other losing entries. The winner contest. I can only wish I made answer a skill-testing question was so horrible (the funnier the too main times. I gol sick I got 'o pay on the Tax Bonus of ihis prize can take pride In the them up. administered by mall." better). The winner will receive fed up. In this spirit I became Prize. 1 heard that next year they fad that not only is he a loser, First of all, "The chances of You cannot fathom how an undisclosed prize (worth at daring and adventurous. I boldly ling to have the Tax Bonus- he is the first loser and therefore winning arc dependent upon the disappointed I was that they did least $5) from myself and a free went where no man has gone lonus Prize, to pay the led for being the most number of entries distributed not specify what skill they might mention In the paper the last before. I read the small print. lax Bonus Prize. pathetic. and received." You need not teal if I won. Was It Juggling? I week of classes. Eueryone Is The first thing I learned was First prize, which is really the worry however, because. "Distri- can juggle. I hope it was Jug- eligible. that there were several different 0 e point last and worst prize. Is $10.50. bution of the sweepstakes Is gling. Was it foreign languages? prizes I ma ion (act I There are supposed to be 10.000 estimated not to exceed 500 Underwater basket-weaving? This column originally appeared in While the million dolls : the small first prize winners, but since I million." Whew. And I was Inner tube water polo? Tom Mather's The Cheeseburger Big Supei ' 18 Special •v to have never heard of anybody worried the odds of winning were I need to know. I may have Philosophy. Letter to the editor policy: The BG News encourages readers' input to discuss topics of interest to the BGSU commu- nity. If you would like to have something printed in The BG News, we offer you two formats. • letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double- spaced pages). •Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 800-900 words) can be submitted as Guest columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and considered based on topic relevance and quality. Please include your address, major, academic class and phone number (phone numbers are strictly for verification and not for publication). If you are not a BGSU student, please provide your position or affiliation with the University or the com- munity. Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh-com- patible disk are preferred. Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hall 01 e-mail us at [email protected]!edu. Be pre- pared to show valid identification. Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Anonymous letters will be printed if valid identification is given and the editorial board , deems anonymity is in the proper interests of the writer. The Editorial Board acknowledges all en- tries submitted for publication. 2fl&A6-v* IL N$ ON) Smokers can depend on one sure way to quit A little over two years ago. my would have died. over the years, until it comes to having the operation, the colos- years later her husband, her mother quit smoking. If you have Of course, her illness was not rest Just at the edge of dying. If tomy, the monitors, the ventila- sister, six children, nine grand- irted smoking but are caused by smoking. But when you're lucky. She hung on at the tor, the round-the-clock depriva- GUEST COLUMNIST children, four sons-ln-Iaw. two worried about the health risks, you put that much slress on a edge for three weeks In SICU, tion of privacy and sleep, the daughters-in-law and four you might want to consider her body, the first systems to start which. I came to know only too pain and the acute nausea nephews would all be waiting method. failing are your heart and lungs. well, stands for Surgical Inten- caused by the painkillers, could better than the patch. and praying for her to come back She was 68 years old and had So 'hey had to Intubate her. As sive Care Unit. also stand going through nico- Later, my mother was able to from that edge. Who can know been smoking for about 50 you probably know from "E.R.". Late one night, after she had tine withdrawal. Whenever he'd have her colostomy repaired. I'm the future? years. One day her colon burst that means they put a tube been taken off the ventilator, tried It. by the second day he happy to say she's still with us, So. If you're a college student and s; ,ive sepsis Into down her rhroal so a machine several of us were in the waiting was ready to murder someone. healing more every day. still who smokes, don't worry too ha alxlominal cavity. She was could help her breathe. They room when a nurse came In to He wasn't kidding. He'd been making our lives good. much. Maybe you'll be able to rushed to the hospital and also put In a heart catheter to Inform my father that she had smoking for 50 years. I don't blame my mother, even quit like my mother did, without admitted to emergency surgery. monitor her heartbeat. had respiratory arrest and had Mercifully, my mother hardly though her crisis would have even trying. Meanwhile, sit back, Luckily, she had an excellent Seeing your mother In Inten- to be intubated again. It took remembers any of her time In been much less threatening if take a drag and enjoy life while surgeon who made the right call sive care with IVs. catheters. about ten minutes of struggle to the hospital, not even the she hadn't smoked. After all. In you can, while you're young and immediately, went in and and a ventilator tube stuck in get It Into her windpipe. It was a excitement of being relntubated the 1940s when she started as a free, before you have anyone who d up the Infection and her reminds you that we're close call. and, later, having the heart teenager, people weren't so well depends on you. created a cotostomy. which mortal, with a body that regis- My father, a smoker, confided catheter get lost Inside her Informed about the health risks gathers solid waste In a plastic ters all the bumps, stresses, to me during one of our hospital circulatory system. So she also and addictive bond of smoking. Geoffrey C. Howes is an associate bag. because the colon Is sev- strains and abuse we put It vigils that he could not imagine doesn't remember nicotine Also, she had no Idea when professor in German, Russian and East ered. Just a little longer and she through, slowly, undetectably. how my mother. In addition to withdrawal. By golly, that's she started smoking that 50 Asian languages. * I Friday, November 21, 1997 The BG News page 3

FACT: Itis said that the holidays "bring out the best in people." FICTION: This statement does not include the "best THREE way to make money."

PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: UPCOMING EVENTS Today's Question: Friday, 11/21/97 "Are you excited about the Advent calendar sale (9 soccer team making it to the a.m. - 5 p.m.) NCAA for the third straight Union Foyer. This sale is a German time?" Club fundraiser. Anti-Racist Action petition signing drive (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Union Foyer. Food drive collection (9 a.m. -1 p.m.) Tanya Jenkins Will Gorman Emily Tillman Lakisha Adams Tom Gallagher Business Administration lobby. Senior Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Elementary Education Computer science Psychology Management Informa- Sport management Fundraiser for Dance tion Systems Marathon (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Math Science Building Foyer. "Yeah, I am very "I think it's cool, but I "I don't follow soccer." "I don't even pay "I haven't even paid Fundraiser will include the sale of excited. I have friends tand not to be a sports attention to soccer." much attention." "turkey grams" and promo items. of the team." fanatic." United Way penny drive (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Education building steps. Public Skating (Noon - 2 p.m.) OHIO Weather Ice Arena. Call 372-2264 for confirmation or additional informa- Friday, Nov. 21 tion. AccuWcathcr* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures 9-Ball tournament (3:30 p.m.) <£3 Union. Sponsored by UAO. BGSU Faculty/Staff art exhibition (7 p.m.) Gary Burns Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, Fine before being executed by lethal injection Thursday in Indiana for Arts Center. The multi-media exhibition will continue through Dec. the 1980 murder of a cab driver. 12. Hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 2-5 p.m. on Sundays. The gallery is closed on University holidays and on Dec. 1. a Day Without Art. Free. Trial and Error (8 p.m.) Ill Olscamp Hall. Admission is $2 THUMBS UP with student ID. Sponsored by UAO. ■ To Fione Apple for being vegan (no animal use or Mike Raybum in concert (8 consumption). p.m.) Silver River Cafe. Sponsored by ■ To WBCU 88.1 FM for 50 years of diverse, independent UAO. radio programming. The Music of Samuel ■ To Planned Perenthood for free birth control pills. Adler (8 p.m.) Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. Concert will feature the Wind Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy ■ To winter stew full of mystery refrigerator vegetables. Ensemble, directed by Bruce Moss; the Bowling Green Pnilharmoma, Vm Associated Press GraptocsNet directed by Emily Freeman Brown; and Collegiate Chorale, directed by Mark Munson. Program will include THUMBS DOWN the world premiere of Adler's "Serenata Concertante tor Wind Ensemble and Wind Quintet." Free. I To sleep. Sleep when you are dead. TODAY'S Star Stealers — a cosmic I To expletives. Why are there so few? "whodunit?" (8 p.m.) WEATHER Planetarium. I To the "Thanksgiving" slaughter of millions of animals. Dance (10 p.m. - 2 a.m.) Today Eppler Gymnasium. Sponsored by I To political science classes that only preach the gospel of NAACP. Admission is $3. Rain and clouds. High: 41. Low: 39. Western capitalism. African American Christmas card Sale (TBA) Education building steps. Each card will be about S2. Saturday The calendar of events is a service o/The BG News for the community. A more Rain. High: 41. Low: 27. PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at the University. We at The BG News consider it an offbeat page where we complete listing of these events can be $ try lo offer something for everybody. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of our staff. Have a nice day. found on the University web page.

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news 1 • 1 FBI joins race crime Investigation The Associated Press "We're thinking about it. We're ing it for fibers and fingerprints history and culture by collecting talking about the educational in an effort to identify a suspect. evidence of the black experience. WILBERFORCE, Ohio - The value of that," museum spokes- Sampson said putting the cross The BG News digest FBI has joined the state's in- man Michael Sampson said on exhibit might help people In 1993, a man was arrested and accused of plotting to bomb Compiled trwn staff and wire reports vestigation to try to find out who Wednesday. learn about such acts, especially placed a cross marked with ra- Staffers saw the cross when black youths. the museum on Martin Luther cial slurs on the grounds of the they arrived at work Tuesday King Day. ■ HEALTH National Afro-American Mu- morning. "They think those kinds of things happened In the Stone Age Prosecutors said Phillip Pum- Clinton wants to implement bill of rights to seum and Cultural Center. Sampson said racial slurs, Jim Sample, supervisor of the and they could never happen mell, 29, of Jamestown, was ar- "KKK" and a swastika were writ- rested after he gave an under- help patients FBI's Dayton office, said again," Sampson said. "We think ten on the cross, which was made cover agent a motorcycle as par- Wednesday that an FBI agent has of lumber and stood about five it could be something where we tial payment to carry out the WASHINGTON - President Clinton is calling on Congress to joined the State Highway Patrol's feet tall. He said the cross was could turn a negative into a posi- Implement a consumer "bill of rights" that promises new protec- bombing. Pummel! was sen- Investigation because of possible slightly charred on the back and tive" tenced to two years In prison. tions to help patients navigate a changing health-care system of civil-rights violations. tighter cost controls and less doctor choice. there was a smell of kerosene in The museum, chartered by In the meantime, he Is asking the private sector to guarantee Meanwhile, museum officials the air. Congress, opened in 1988 and The museum is located on the the protections voluntarily. are considering putting the cross The State Highway Patrol re- employs IS people. Its mission is old campus of Wilberforce Uni- Clinton today was giving his full endorsement to recom- on display at the museum. moved the cross and is examin- to educate about Afro-American versity, 20 miles east of Dayton. mendations of a commission he appointed last spring, which nearly unanimously approved a set of rights Wednesday that at- tempts to balance patient frustrations with the cost of providing new protections. Letter adds Among the recommendations were the right for patients to: Dinner? ■ Appeal denials of care to an outside panel. ■ Receive a wealth of information about health providers, and to evidence ■ Have a reasonably large choice of doctors. in Kehoe ■ DIABETES Diabetics may soon take insulin medicine with trial meals

BETHESDA, Md. - Certain diabetics may soon get the option The Associated Press of taking insulin-spurring medicine with meals - the only time they need it. But government scientists cautioned that there's no WILMINGTON, Ohio - One of proof this new type of treatment is better than older drugs. two brothers charged in a shoo- An advisory panel recommended Wednesday that the Food and tout with police that was cap- Drug Administration approve Novo Nordisk's replaginide to treat Type II diabetes. tured on videotape wrote about But the advisers said they also wanted to see more research on the Feb. 15 gunplay in a hand- how the drug works and what's the best dose - and asked written letter to his wife, a news- whether diabetics would choose to take a drug three times a day, paper reported Thursday. 15 minutes before every meal, when older medicines work with The undated contents of Che- just one dose. vie Kehoe's letter refer to his "All of us had some mixed emotions" about backing repaglin- brother as his "battle partner" ide, panel chairman Dr. Robert Sherwin of Yale University said and said "I guess we made after the 8-1 vote. "The drug was comparable to other drugs national news, that must mean already on the market. Superiority wasn't clearly demonstrat- we're pretty bad," the Wilming- ed." The FDA is not bound by advisory committee decisions, but ton News-Journal reported. typically follows them. Because repaglinide, to be sold under the Kehoe, 24, and his brother, brand name Prandin, is the first in a new class of diabetes drugs, Cheyne Kehoe, 21, are in jail the government has promised a quick decision. awaiting separate trials in Clin- ton County Common Pleas Court Associated Press peoto on charges they shot at police ■ DIET DEMONS Marvin Storer, of Wilton, Maine, herds a flock of turkeys at the Turkey Farm in New Sharon, Maine, officers on two occasions Feb. 15 Partially hydrogenated vegetable oil leads die- Wednesday. All of them will adorn Thanksgiving tables in just over a week. near Wilmington. The first en- counter that day, with a State tary evils Highway Patrol trooper and a I sheriff's deputy, were taped by a BOSTON - Partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, the stuff that videocamera in the trooper's makes doughnuts and french fries taste good, has jumped to the ' cruiser and broadcast nationally. top of the list of dietary evils, beating out even butter in the bad- Teen sentenced in mom's death for-your-heart category. The letter was handwritten on The case against this kitchen staple has been building for seven small pieces of paper several years. But new research from the Harvard School of The Associated Press juvenile court at the time. But there was no room in the county juvenile center, so the family re- signed Chevie Kehoe and ad- Public Health, published today in the New England Journal of dressed to Karena. Kehoe's wife Medicine, offers some of the clearest evidence yet, calling it the HAMILTON, Ohio - A teen-ager who was an turned home. is Karena Gumra. worst artery dogger of all. honor student and drill team captain at Madison "I believe the system failed me and my family," The real villain is something called trans fat, which makes up High School has been sentenced to 12 years in Morrison said. as much as 10 percent of the calories in a typical diet. While or- The letter Is among evidence prison for fatally shooting her mother May 31. His daughter's deep depression led the family to Clinton County prosecutors have dinary stick margarine is probably the most obvious example, Renee Morrison pleaded guilty earlier to a re- seek help from local doctors, medical clinics and filed with the court to prepare people actually consume most of it hidden in crackers, cookies, duced charge of voluntary manslaughter. psychiatrists in the weeks leading up to the shoot- for Kehoe's Dec. 8 trial on char- pastries and deep-fried fast foods. ing. ges Including attempted murder The most common source of trans fat is partially hydrogen- Miss Morrison, a 17-year-old chronic runaway of a police officer, felonious as- ated vegetable oil, such as margarine, shortening and the har- "We tried, your honor, we tried to get her help," with a history of psychological problems, faced 13 Morrison said, his voice breaking with emotion as sault and carrying a concealed dened fats used for deep frying. Hydrogenation is a process used years in prison. If she had been convicted of mur- to make liquid vegetable oils turn solid and resist spoiling. he spoke in a courtroom packed with family and weapon. Cheyne Kehoe's trial on der, she could have received 15 years to life in similar charges is set for Jan. 5. Generally, the harder a margarine or cooking fat is, the more prison. media. trans fat it contains. Researchers said It's even worse for the Renee told the judge in a wavering voice that she The officers were not woun- heart than saturated fat, though both should be avoided. Her father, Richard Morrison, told Butler will regret for the rest of her life what happened ded. "The worst type of fat appears to be trans fat," said Dr. Walter "Cheyne is now a man In my Willett of the Harvard school. "That's still unknown to most con- County Common Pleas Judge Michael Sage during that night. She apologized for the pain she caused eyes and I owe my freedom to his sumers." Wednesday's sentencing hearing that he and his family members. Willett's research, called the Nurses' Health Study, followed late wife, Linda, knew for months that their ■brave heart.' If he hadn't acted the eating habits of 80,082 nurses who were outwardly healthy daughter had mental problems. "I just want to say that I'm sorry for everybody when and how he did, I could of when they filled out dietary questionnaires in 1980. During 14 The night before the shooting, they wanted au- involved that all this happened," she said. "I hurt been looking through bars for a years of follow up, 939 of the women had heart attacks or died thorities to jail her. She was under house arrest by the people who loved me." long time," the letter said. from heart disease. Fearing the letter would fall into the wrong hands, the writer GORDY " closed with a message to the au- thorities: "there will always be ■ FUNDRAISING Continued from page one. aware ol tne good things frater- because they were committed to those who hate the enslaving Clinton accused of selling military burial plots nities do around campus and the helping the less fortunate, even powers you confine them with Aside from his life as a coun- Bowling Green community. His though they had money. and will 'forever and always' seek to destroy you and yours." WASHINGTON - To the White House coffee Watches, Lincoln cilman, Heminger plays a vital fraternity donates 1000 hours of Bedroom sleep-overs and the Buddhist temple fund-raisers, Re- role in his fraternity. community service every semes- "They lost their lives because Jerry McHenry, the assistant publicans now want to add another alleged Clinton administra- He enjoys being the president ter. they took a stand to show care state public defender for Chevie tion misdeed: Selling plots in military cemeteries. and a member of Alpha Sigma Two people Heminger admires and support for others," He- Kehoe, declined to comment on Sparked by a summertime article in a trade publication and an Phi because people are made are John and Robert Kennedy minger said. the letter Thursday but said the upcoming expose in a news magazine, critics of President Clin- defense may try to keep the let- ton are now charging that he gave plots at the hallowed Arlington ter out of trial evidence. National Cemetery to undeserving political donors. HAPPY I IIA.MvSC.I VI \«. I ROM HIE KG MWS He would not say if he believes Kehoe if the pages are authentic.

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The Associated Press so scientists could compare measurements. iground controllers via remote control, the i Ground controllers expect to have the way it will be done on NASA's future space CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- One day into 2-year-old Soho back in business by Friday. station. their flight, space shuttle Columbia's astro- It is nearly 1 million miles from Earth and 92 Ukrainian astronaut Leonid Kadenyuk Did you make nauts had to revamp their work schedule million miles from the sun, a point where the had, by far, the most interesting job of the Thursday and put off the release of a sun- gravitational pulls of Earth and the sun can- day - tending to mustard plants and pollinat- this one? watching satellite because of spacecraft cel each other. ing them if they had enough flowers, using problems 1 million miles away. Like Soho, Spartan will observe the layer bee body parts. NASA ordered the crew to wait until Fri- of ionized gas surrounding the sun called the Kadenyuk has 36 toothpicks with bee thor- day before setting loose the Spartan satellite corona as well as the charged particles axes stuck on one end to do the job, tedious for two days of flight. The satellite should streaming into space from the sun. even for a gardener like himself. no.» have been dropped overboard Thursday, but Once its two days of solar study are over, Besides 18 mature mustard plants and as voltage problems with another solar obser- Spartan will be retrieved by the crew for the many as 162 mustard seeds, some of which vatory, called Soho, forced a postponement. trip home on Dec. 5. should flower by mission's end, Columbia is Soho shut itself down just hours before Columbia's six astronauts spent Thursday flying soybean seeds and moss. It's all part Columbia blasted off Wednesday. The Spar- watching over science experiments and oth- of a U.S.-Ukrainian experiment Intended to tan satellite aboard the shuttle was supposed erwise pretty much biding their time. Most shed more light on what kinds of plants to observe the sun at the same time as Soho of the research is being conducted by might be grown for food on a trip to Mars. Owner of Firestone Lined up dealership testifies

The Associated Press called Nichols from Herington, Kan., just blocks from Nichols' DENVER ~ Terry Nichols' Jur- home, and the two ferried the ors today watched the videotaped getaway car to Oklahoma City. testimony of a Kansas busi- Manning's testimony was nessman who sold Timothy videotaped because he has had a McVeigh his getaway car five heart attack and felt going to days before the Oklahoma City court would be too stressful. bombing. On Wednesday, jurors got a low 'bout Thomas Manning, owner of a glimpse of another side of Ni- Firestone dealership in Junction chols: devoted father, successful City, Kan., said McVeigh left his businessman and practical joker. shop for 10 to IS minutes during For the first time, they also saw this one? 14 the transaction. him cry. Prosecutors have said Nichols' former wife, Lana Pa- McVeigh used the time to call a dilla, testified that few people Ryder rental agency in Junction really knew the man she was City, where the truck used in the married to for eight years. April 19, 1995, bombing was "Terry liked to joke and tease. rented the next day. It was 'free fun' to be a practical Nope. Manning said McVeigh arrived joker," she said. at the store in a 1983 Pontiac station wagon needing about $500 She challenged reports that in repairs. McVeigh opted to Nichols was a loser as a busi- purchase Manning's 1977 Mer- nessman - bouncing around as a cury Marquis for $300. soldier, itinerant farmer and gun Prosecutors have said dealer before deciding to enter McVeigh left his getaway car In the military surplus business. Oklahoma City the weekend be- Mrs. Padilla said Nichols once fore the bombing, with a hand- made a $70,000 profit on prop- made sign: "Please do not tow erty he bought in Michigan. Needs batteries and cable. Will move by April 23rd." Nichols, who has maintained a Defense attorneys have said stoic stare through gruesome McVeigh called Nichols on April testimony about the bombing 44pne? 16, 1995, saying his car had that left 168 dead, began to cry Allociatcd Pmi photo broken down and he needed a when Mrs. Padilla told of a sealed ride from Oklahoma City to Kan- letter he gave her five months David Backscheider, of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., works on a sas. They say McVeigh also had a before the April 1995 bombing. It row of power lines with another work crew Thursday in Cincin- television set to deliver to Ni- explained how she should dis- nati. chols. tribute his belongings in the Prosecutors contend McVeigh event of his death. Board reprimands teacher forblood experiment

The Associated Press Local Schools board meeting. es at the Western Reserve Health experts say the risk isl Fraelich, a 20-year veteran Middle School in Collins shared a small that students would navel WAKEMAN, Ohio - A fifth- teacher with the Huron County needle or touched the fresh blood contracted HIV or hepatitis B,| grade teacher who conducted a district, did not attend the meet- during the experiment on Oct. 22. but they advised students to be j science experiment in which stu- ing. Students had the option of prick- tested. The school district is pay- dents shared a needle to prick Some parents said they were ing their fingers with a needle, ing for the tests, which cost $108 their fingers for blood will get a not sure the punishment was described as a solid straight pin, per student. So far, 16 of the stu- written reprimand and retake strong enough. or using a slide with the teacher's dents have been tested, Bahmer training about blood-borne "She really did take a risk with blood. said. diseases. other people's kids," said Rick One needle was shared by the Superintendent Dennis Bah- Bond, whose daughter partici- students, cleaned between each The school district is also pro- mer announced the disciplinary pated in the project. prick with alcohol and antibac- viding group and individual action against Donna Fraelich at Nearly half of the 75 students terial soap. Fraelich used a sec- counseling for concerned stu- last night's Western Reserve from the three fifth-grade class- ond needle. dents. PARADE Continued from page one. sist in traffic control. lems occurred, but if something think they can get through." a Santa and there will be other "We have at least a dozen offi- does happen, they are prepared, Johnson said tonight the city opportunities to see him cers to help with the parade," according to Johnson. will have the annual Christmas throughout the season." Johnson said. "Main Street will "We have done it for many tree lighting in front of the li- Samuel Johnson, Bowling be completely closed off. The years and there's never really brary. Green police deputy chief, said parade will proceed downtown been a problem," he said. "Usua- and go as far as Dixie Road." lly we have some drivers who try "This kind of kicks off the fes- the department Is preparing for tivities for the weekend," he said. the crowd. He said they will as- i In past years, no major prob- to go around the (barricades) and

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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Let' s get it on BG soccer begins its third consecutive NCAA Tournament Saturday I "It's nice for the boys because Q Across the field is I they've played a very tough Marquette, playing in its schedule and got some good re- sults," said MU coach Steve Ad- first NCAA Tournament. lard. Marquette finished the season By JIM TOCCO at 12-5-3, with a noticeably tough The BG News schedule. They posted consecu- tive victories over No. 3 Wash- Marquette University is on ington and No. 11 Portland, but new ground. The successful soc- lost twice to St. Louis. One of the cer program has been knocking losses was in the Conference on the door for the past few USA Tournament. Marqette was years, but this year marks its one of three teams in CUSA to first NCAA Tournament appear- earn an at-large bid. ance. The Golden Eagles have played For BG, it's a case of been solid soccer, scoring 27 goals and there, done that. giving up just 20, while hanging But when the two teams meet tough in seven overtime games. Saturday at 1 pjn. for the first "They're a very well-rounded Bowling Green Falcons vs. round of the 1997 NCAA Soccer team," said BG coach Mel Mah- Marquette Golden Eagles Tournament, they will be on ler. "They're a bit stingy defen- Saturday, Nov. 22, 1 p.m. ground Marquette is all too fa- sively. Steve Adlard's teams are miliar with - Valley Fields in typically very sound defensively. MU Valley Fields Milwaukee. ... (Assistant coach Wade Jean) Milwaukee, Wis. Last year, BG romped Detroit said they're a mirror image of us $7 adults, $5 students 4-0 in the first round of the tour- in a lot of ways." Other ganMS this weekend: nament and went on to the Sweet Indeed they are, since Bov.'ing Butler al Indiana (1) 16. This will be the Falcons' third Green plays the same way defen- year against Indiana, IL"s Caleb Brown at St John's Adlard said. "He has some skills Southern Fla at Florida International (8) consecutive tournament appear- sively. BG has given up just 17 in the attacking end. Drew is Porter shut down All-American Santa Clara at UCLA (S) ance. The Golden Eagles, on the goals. But having scored 55 skillful and very quick." Steve Klein, thereby neutralizing (Above) Marquette sweeper Max Stanford at Washington other hand, are still exalting in goals, the Falcons seem to have Sweeper Max Stoka is also a the Falcons' offense. Stoka starts the Golden Eagle at- UNC Charlotte at Clemson their first tournament bid and the superior offense. key. This year, the Falcons may be a tack last year against Creighton. Charleston Southern at S. Carolina (4) the opportunity to host the game. Marquette might be a hard "Stoka is a wonderful player, bit harder to put the wraps on. Rider at Southern Methodist (3) (Photo provided by MU sports in- Boston u at Dartmouth "It's simply unbelievable," team to shut down by neutraliz- Adlard said. "He organizes eve- They have spread the ball formation) Nick Kolliniatis (be- SW Missouri St at St Louis said MU's Drew Watzka, a senior ing one or two players, but Mah- rything very well." around, having 15 different low) boots it ahead against Ken- Creighton (6) at Air Force forward. "We deserved to be in ler points out that Watzka may be "We'll have to be careful of not players with a goal and 11 tucky in this year's MAC Tour- William & Mary at American (7) this tournament. We did the work the go-to player. just one, but two or three players with two or more. nament. (BG News Photo by Jim Maryland at Rutgers and beat the great teams and Klein was one of the central Georgetown at Virginia Commonwealth Watzka is back from a torn an- players," Mahler said. Tocco) Howard at Virginia (2) showed them we're one of those terior cruciate ligament that The Falcons know well the components of the offense the great teams. It's great Just to be sidelined him most of last year. dangers of having their offense last time BG and MU squared off. in it." "Drew Watzka is fairly fit," flow through one player. Last The Falcons beat Marquette 3-0 at Mickey Cochrane Field in Mfr 1995. Scouting the opponent In M Still, Adlard thinks BG's attack hasn't changed. Marquette University Golden Eagles • "My sense is that they haven't changed their style much," he Colors: Blue and Gold said. "They like to counter. Conference: Conference USA •• They're very organized, and they Record: 12-5-3 (6-2-0) Q r sag off of you a little bit at times, Home Field: MU Valley Fields and try to counter you, and when Jf they do that, they do it pretty Players to watch: ■Si >.** \ well." #1 — Jim Welch, GK, Jr. Milwaukee is likely to see snow #2 — Max Stoka, D, Sr. \q^ana\ A showers Saturday, with a high of fit :1ik : ommunicallonaA 37, and an expected low of 21. #7 — Drew Watzka, F, Sr. 2 Questions arose as to why the #14 — Donny Mark, D, Fr. NCAA decided to hold the game Comparing the coaches: m » in Milwaukee, farther north than the already-cold Bowling Green. Marquette: Steve Adlard (Loughborough U., England) Mahler said that the NCAA goes Overall record: 122-102-22 'i ::' through a complex formula, Record at Marquette: 69-45-13 "3W^kJ ■H which for some reason led to / » playing the game at Marquette. BG: Mel Mahler (High Point College) Overall record: 79-51-5 mi el ^ "We like our game field," Ad- lard said. "It's a lovely field, and Record at BG: 61-19-3 I think it's a nice reward for the = people In town to be able to come Comparing the goalkeepers: see it here." Marquette: Jim Welch, Jr. —0.89 GAA (#14 in nation) • See SOCCER, page eight. BG: Scott Vallow, Jr. — 0.74 GAA (#9 in nation) TOBY'S PARTY OASIS Let your future be with STATE LIQUOR AGENCY . R.E. Management. Party Supplies • Spirits \ Stop by for a complete Mixes • Pop • Beer apartment listing. Fine Wines \M^' 353-1551 \>1070 N. MAIN cA BOWLING GREEN Meeting all your party needs rices I

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CONGRATULATIONS Wolverines, Spartans visit BG Beth Koscho, Julie Arnold, and Sarah 3 Michigan and Michi- • WHAT: Wayne for being selected for University gan State are long-time Falcon hockey vs. Michi- Ambassadors! Awesome Job! hockey rivals for the gan and Michigan State Falcons. • WHEN: Fnday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. AI\ \r\ Al'A \l'\ AIA AIA AIA ATA Sy WILLIAM SANDERSON rhe SC News • WHERE: BGSU Ice Arena CONGRATULATIONS NEW Two rivals !'rom the north are • RADIO: on their way for a visit to Bowl- WBGU-FM 88.1 ing Green this weekend. Histori- OX EXECUTIVE BOARD with Ulka ftypl and Mm Tocco. Fri. PRESIDENT - Scott Mohr cally, these rivals have not made for the most cordial of guests. and Rypai Kid Dan DmNMmla. Sal. VP INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS - Tom Hvizd The Falcon lockey team is patient game against us," Powers RUSH VP - Todd Gagyi coking at a un-iilleu weekend saio. They want to counterat- TREASURER - Chris Ripley with games against Michigan and tack and do things off the SECRETARY - David Rice Michigan State. counter. Our defense is going to 0lfv SOCIAL - Kevin Boswell % The fact of the matter is :hat have to be very careful about HOUSE MANAGER - Mike Donhauer the young Falcons are in the their positioning." miost of a "hree-game losing MARSHALL - Andrew Pence The Spartans are led in goal by streak and have ;in ugly record oi senior Chad Alban. Sean Berens ALUMNI - Spencer Schaefer 2-8-1 and are 1-J-l in Central Col- and Mike York provide much of RISK MANAGER - Joe Stuart .egiate Hockey Association play. 1SU offense. The defense is BG is >ne point ahead of Alaska- shored up by Tyler Hariton. Fairbanks and .ast place. Michigan State is going to Winthrop Terrace Apts. By contrast. Michigan owns a play a patient, defensive game, record » "->-., 4-2-1 in the Mi cm Ran :s 'ixpectcd to open up Apartments Available CCHA. The Wolverines stand in a -he offense. tie for third place. At 9-1-2. "Their style isn't going to Summer 98, Fall 98. Spring 97 m he CCHA. Michigan State change at all," Powers said.. f • Heat included with rent • All New Appliances stands in secorn ;ame •They're going to turn the puck 5 • Campus Shuttle • 1 & 2 BR. FurnVUnfurn. behina Northern Michigan. up ice. They attack and if they • 1 & 2 Full Baths • 3 Great Loca Despite "he differences be- give up shots they expect Turco Call For tween he Wolverines' and BG's to be there for them." More records. Michigan coach Red Michigan entered the season Berenson sounded worried. much like Bowling Green had, "I expect it will be anyone's with a large crop of freshmen. BG Nvwf Photo by Jeremy Martin game." Berenson uuu 'Every Both teams lost several talented game we've played has been a nayers and have 10 freshmen as Ryan Murphy and the rest of the freshmen are waiting for their first close game right to the end.' replacements. The difference is crack at Michigan and Michigan State. MicniRan -itate is currently Michigan has been winning right ranked third n the nation by from the start. particularly between the Falcons The freshmen have heard the most polls. Two reasons for he success and Michigan. Although Bowling tales and now they will look to The Spartans are coached by are goaltender Marty Turco and Green is a much different team take their turn. former BG coach Ron Mason. forward Bill Muckalt. than they were a year ago, the in- Mason had the most wins in the ce Muckalt out there in all tensity is still there. "We heard a lot of good stuff history of NCAA hockey. types of situations." Powers said. "It's always exciting to play about Michigan and Michigan BGSU BG coach Buddy Powers ex- "He's a horse. They got to ride the big-time schools," forward State," freshman Ryan Murphy pects the Spartans to play strong aim. Zach Ham said. "It's something said. "We want to prove our- defensively. 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□ Detroit made last "It's important that we protect named MCC Tournament MVP. • WHAT: year's NCAA Tourna- our home court and set that stan- Clark said the Falcons will be Falcon women's basket- dard or that stage right away. I looking to keep Boyd and Hill on ment. think that's why it's important. It the perimeter. ball vs. Detroit sets the tone for the whole year." "They've got a couple guards • WHEN: By JASON McMAHON The Titans, 1-1 through their that are very good at penetra- Saturday, 1 30 p.m. The BG News first two games, are coming off a tion," Clark said. "We're going to • WHERE: 23-7 season. They claimed both have to keep them out of the Anderson Arena The Detroit women's basket- the regular-season and tourna- middle of the floor and try to • RADIO: ball team has been to the prom- ment titles in the Midwestern contain (them)." ised land. The Titans, who visit Collegiate Conference en route to BG's starting center, 6-foot WBGU-FM88.1 Bowling Green Saturday, are just the first NCAA berth in school Jacki Raterman, will be asked to with Brad 0—6a and Michael Leonard match up against Detroit's twin months removed from a trip to history. the pressure, bringing the bal the NCAA Tournament. towers, 6-foot Stephanie Gray and 6-3 Crystal Thorne. up, distributing it real well. She But that's in the past. The only Detroit is led by the senior got to the basket, she did that thing that matters in the present Raterman has been impressive guard tandem of Jocelyn Boyd real well. I feel very comfortable is that Detroit is invading Ander- and Jeanie Hill, along with a pair in three games thus far, playing vital roles In two exhibitions be- with both Jenifer and Jaymee's son Arena, and the Falcons have of centers standing 6-foot or tal- abilities- fore scoring a career-high 20 no intentions of being gracious ler. Hill is the team's top return- Clark noted, however, that hosts. ing scorer at 12.1 points per points in BG's season opening victory at Youngstown State. Wappes is in no danger of losing "We want to get off to a good game, while Boyd also averaged her job. "She definitely has given us start," said BG coach Jaci Clark. double digits in points and was "My starters are still there," another legitimate threat offensively," Clark said. Clark said. The Falcons will go with the usual starting lineup of Rater- Puthoff continues ascent man, sophomores Jaymee Wap- pes and Sherry Kahle, and All- Puihoff, named to the All-MAC MAC seniors Sara Puthoff and team a year ago, scored 25 points Charlotta Jones. against the Penguins to slide into eighth place on BG's all-time Full name Wappes played only 19 minutes scoring cha has tallied Brian Christopher Gllbkowski against YSU, as junior Jenifer Gafford came off the bench to 1,231 points in her Falcon tenure, Tear In school spell her at the point guard posi- averaging 14.8 p. Senior tion. Gafford was on the floor for Puthoff ni two points Major 24 minutes, scoring six and dish- to pass Michelle Snai enth place. Talita Scott would be ' Pre-law ing out three assists. "Jenifer was playing well," the next target, 202 points away. BG New« Phwo by Jeremy Martin Nicknames Clark said. "She was doing what Jackie Motycka tops the list with jaymee Wappes spent a good deal of lasl Friday*! game on th bench Glibo, BeeJ we needed at the time - handling 2,122 career points. against Youngstown Slate, but will maintain her starling spot. Blrthdate 9-27-75 Hometown Swim teomsfoce Cleveland State Saturday Glen Ellyn, 111. High School □ Coach Randy Julian little things against the Vikings. team," Julian said. "They caught • WHAT: Glenbard West "I think what you do on a lot of people off-guard in the thinks the matches are deck, your preparation for the second semester of last year." Falcon men's and Career Highlights very important. event, also determines how good Senior captain Tom Stoltz will women's swimming vs. Medically redshirted In 1995, is the only active of a team you are," Julian be pushed to the limit in the dis- Cleveland State player to play on the 1993 team. ... NSCAA Ail- "We're going to ' tance swims. CSU's distance • WHEN: American in high school (1990-92). By MICHAEL LEONARD things. We're going to really swimmers are believed to be the Saturday, 1 p.m. The BG News judge our women more on what strength of their men's team. BG Will it be hard to adapt to the Wisconsin weather? • WHERE: they do outside the poo] than how will also need an excellent swim Cooper Pool The weather Is similar there. It may be windier, but For the Falcon swim teams, they handle t.v out of sophomore breaststroker we're weather-proven warriors this weekend Is huge. On the women's side, the Vik- Matt Johnsen. ings are a talented, but small How optimistic are you about the NCAA tourney? The Bowling Green swim Julian says that relay events facing a longer meet format, teams will take on Cleveland team. The Falcons will look to will be crucial In the outcome of Very. I've been here five years, and I feel the best meaning that BG will be swim- State this Saturday at Cooper take advantage of their depth the men's meet. ming the stroke events at 200 about our chances (his year. Pool. Meet time Is scheduled for against the Vikings "We have to take them out in yards Instead of 10C yards. This Who is your favorite professional athlete? 1 p.m. The Viking men, how the relays," Julian said. "I think puts the Falcons at a slight dis- a powerful squ upset Michael Jordan Falcon coach Randy Julian said we're feeling pretty darn good advantage because many of the that this meet may determine Toledo and handed the Falcons a about our relays and it's going to stroke swimmers (Johnsen, Do you think Major League Soccer will ever get whether the Falcons are a "good major defeat at CSU Natatorium be a real effort to knock i Nancy Simpson, Bethany Budde) the noariety of baseball, etc.? team" or not. Julian said that his last season. suckers out." rm better at the sprint dis- It has the potential. I'll give it a 50-50 chance. team will concentrate on the "I think they're a surpi The Falcons will once again N T coco Bnttainney & Bob ^ Me,,SSa & ^^n & Harry ^ * *£*

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•There is no proper way to kill and cook these beautiful birds," Fiona Apple says in protest to Butterball's turkey talk line. "Millions of people are learning "Quote of the Day" that a vegetarian diet is the healthy choice for themselves, the earth and the animals." Jumbo Popcorn UAO band survey results completed Jamie Budzick Daddy. The object was to get the Popular write-in votes where venues and if they have just In the Robert BG Entertainer students' top five choices and for the Dave Matthews Band, the released a new album, cost will be then choose the best possible Wu-Tang Clan and Third Eye higher. Szorady When looking at the ability of performers. Blind. A Violent Femmes come- spotlight... BG Entertainer many other colleges to draw The results are in. back tour will not occur, as they Music possibilities for Writer "big name" concert performers, The good news is that over received no votes. the spring concert Non-fiction hurts Pulp the University's appeal seems as 400 students turned in surveys. The concert will likely fall on • Barenatwd Ladtoa Fiction writer/director £ flat as the land it sits on. The bad news is that students "Little Sibs" weekend at the • Bluaa Travalar Quentin Tarantino is A time for thanks In an attempt to better last will have to wait until February University, which roughly • Fugaaa facing a $5 million lawsuit It's that time of year again: year's less-than-spectacular to hear the results. translates to April 3rd or April • Gin Bloaaoma the time to load up on all- showing of the Violent Femmes, According to UAO entertain- 4th. •hdkjoQlrla after allegedly punching a important carbohydrates, the the biggest college band of 10 ment director Jacki Kenny, there The act that rocks Anderson • LLCoolJ Hollywood movie pro- time to reflect on our general years ago, the University are two main resons for the wait. Arena will ultimately be chosen • Matchbox 20 ducer. Don Murphy thankfulness and the time to Activities Organization has put First, the UAO wants to be by UAO. Deciding factors will • Mtgnty Mtghty BosatonM helped produce Natural •RuatadRoot get in passive-aggressive out its annual student survey. certain the artist is coming include the performers' availabil- •Puff Daddy Born Killers, a movie fights with your family at the ity and their appearance fees. Listing 15 acts in all, including before announcing who won the • Shewn Cotvln (eolo) based on a Tarantino kitchen table. one space for write-in votes, the survey. Secondly, the UAO Kenny said most of the per- •VarvaPlpa script. He claims he has Yes, the holiday that is formers ask for roughly $20,000 survey featured artists such as wants to avoid a mad rush of • Toad tha Wet Sprockat been unable to work for spoken of is Thanksgiving, an the Barenaked Ladies, Blues angered Gin Blossoms fans who to $30,000, with the Indigo Girls • Tracy Chapman the past month due to the important holiday not be- Traveler, Indigo Girls and the possibly voted over 100 times asking $50 thousand. Also, some • Watmowar* pain suffered. cause of what it represents, sure-fire crowd-pleaser Puff for the band, for example. bands will not perform at college but mostly of its time in the year. Think about it. Would it Anastasia Stone has good Instinct be as meaningful if you and Pieces of Eight to perform Sharon Stone has agreed to your family piled into the make a follow-up to "Basic Chevy Cavalier, drove 500 Instinct." Stone shot to fame miles to your cousin's house on campus in December after her performance in the in Baltimore, sucked down Associated Press Eight, an a cappella group, has turkey and heard your aunt's Pieces of Eight will appear on performed nationwide, with controversial thriller. She will rantings about the govern- the Louise F. Rees Memorial appearances at New York City's receive $16 milion to reprise ment in, say, March? Concert of the 1997-98 Festival Lincoln Center, Birdland and her role as author Catherine No, it's important because Series at Bowling Green State Museum of Modem Art, as well Tramell. it's the end of November, and University, at 8 p.m. Wednsday, as NBC's "The Today Show." Thanksgiving is basically a Dec. 3 in Kobacker 1 lall of the Comprised of Debby Lennon, Smith returns as MIB bookend between the de- Moore Musical Arts Center. Cathy Miller, Jan Marra, Wendy Will Smith will wear black monic rantings of Halloween The St. Louis-based vocal octet Whitby, Tom O'Brien, Ray and the love-your-brother is known for creating a kaleido- Sherrock, Joshua Vorvick and another time, when he vibe of Christmas. If s a nice scope of sound with razor sharp Collie Collie, the group is marries his girlfriend Jada holiday, right? vocals with a repertoire of currently in residence at the St. Pinkett. The ID4 and MIB star Whatever. The people who contemporary and classically Louis Community College in announced his engagement believe Thanksgiving is a influenced songs. Pieces of Forest Park, MO. to Pinkett, his girlflend of harmless, fluffy holiday Princess Anastasia, voiced by Meg Ryan, is reunited with her grandmother in obviously do not have fami- "Anastasia, which opens in theaters today. two years. Smith has a five- lies. year-old son from his first There's Mom, standing marriage. All of the music performed by ensemble at the University. In bleary-eyed in the kitchen, Pieces of Eight has been written addition the workshop at the with a virtual army of rela- Compiled from online sources. or arranged for the ensemble by College of Musical Arts, the group tives that should have some Charles Mead, its artistic director will present programs at Crim culinary expertise, but don't. and founder. Combining classi- and Kenwood elementary schools Top Ten There's Dad, who does us all cal music influences with the and at Bowling Green junior high a favor for once and leaves sounds of jazz, pop, rock, gospel. and high schools. Animated Movies Mom alone in the kitchen. Reggae, doo-wop, Cajun and The Festival Series Forum, a But, then, he's too busy soul, the group remains commit- free pre-concert discussion about 1. The Lion King explaining to us what exactly ted to the celebration of music the artists and the works to be 2. The Little Mermaid are the outdated cartoon and musical styles from various performed, will be presented by 3. Aladdin balloons on the Macy's ethnic cultures. Paul Hunt, a member of Bowling 4. Beauty and the Beast parade. In addition to performing for Green' s College of Musical Arts And for the majority of us 5. James and the Giant adult audiences. Pieces of Eight faculty, at 7:30 p.m. in Bryan who are college students, Peach sings repertoire specifically Recital Hall of the Moore Musical there are numerous 6. The Nightmare before developed for young audiences Arts Center. quandries. Examples are and is very active in performing Tickets for Pieces of Eight are Chirstmas explaining to your family how for students at public schools $32, $25 and $16. Tickets can be 7. Transformers: The you gained 30 pounds in three throughout the Midwest. ordered by calling the Moore Movie The concert will be the Musical Arts Center Box Office at 8. Bambi Continued on culmination of a three-day (419) 372-8171 or toll-free, (800) 9. An American Tail The a caappella group. Pieces of 8, will be performing at BGSU in Kobacker Hall, residency from Dec. 1-3 by the 589-2224. page 12 Wednesday'Dec.'. 10. All Dogs go to Heaven

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Indigo Girls, brought their one of their older songs, the different from the one preceding Toward the end of the concert, "Shaming of the sun" tour to Indigo Girls began to perform it. To show their eclectic musical the Indigo Girls caused a frenzy the Hill Auditorium in Ann many of the songs from their background, the Indigo Girls in the audience with their song Arbor Nov. 14. new album. would switch from banjo to "Scooter Boys." This song about STEAK HOUSE Opening for the group was a Eight of the 12 new tracks from electric guitar to mandolin for the slaughter of Indians and female solo artist who prefers "Shaming of the Sun" were each song. 1/ innocent civilizations became an to be addressed by her first performed. Songs like "Shame With the show being devoted epic electric guitar driven name, Sonya. This one-time on You" and "It's Alright" much to the new rock driven spectacle. 161 South Main Street Bowling Green - 352 2595 lead singer for a group called exhibited the groups diversity songs, old favorites like "Least For their encore. The Indigo Disappear Fear, plays music and progression over the years. Complicated" and "Galileo" Girls performed "Hey Kind that resembles the acoustic folk \l \ Al A Al A Al A Al A Al A Al A Al \ Much of the new material were still present. The songs Friend" and the sing along rock style of the Indigo Girls. spotlights electric guitars while performed only went as far back anthem "Closer to fine." With Playing both harmonica and the acoustic guitar backs it all as the "Rites of passage" album, Sonya playing along and the Mpfia Qamma (Ddta guitar, Sonya proved to be as up. Songs like "Don't Give That except for "Prince of Darkness" entire audience on their feet, the lyrically passionate and as Girl a Gun" stayed true to much and "Closer to Fine" fiom their show ended with a sense of Introduces Their 9jezi> Initiates potentially successful as the of the older material. first album. By the middle of the inspiration and fulfillment. Indigo Girls. Throughout the concert, the show, Emily and Amy both The Indigo Girls will be in After Sonya's 45 minute set. girls switched guitars between performed solo. Ohio on Dec. 1 at the Palace Allison'Barry leather McLaren Auditorium in Columbus. Jen Bartoszck. Jessie Meyer Carrie. Cheuvront Maggie S toll Ticketmaster monopoly 'Emily (Deninger 'Karin Taltey keeps hold on Pearl Jam Tricia QoCd (Brooke Taylor 94.egha.nn IQme Megan 'UanStee Nick Lindley of their network, then why aren't BG Entertainer all service charges the same Julie %gzma Sarah Wayne price? Jin Massucci Leslie 'young Buying a ticket these days to a The reason is because TM sporting event or concert can be charges as much as the company very expensive. Part of this is knows it can for certain events. because of the rising salaries of If you think that TM only has a \l \ AIA AIA Al A ATA A A A A A . athletes and entertainers, but few of these contracts with most people don't realize the venues, you are wrong. TM other part. holds contracts with most major FALL 1 998 Leasing This is the cost the ticket venues including Radio City agency charges to produce the Music Hall, the Rosemont Sign Up Now! ticket. This is the cost that Horizon, Madison Square Ticketmaster, the only major Garden and The Meadowlands. Fall 1998 Lists Now Available ticket distribution company in In Ohio alone, TM has over 70 of the business, inflicts in its service these contracts with such venues • New Frazee (451 & 424) Ave. Apartments charge. as the Sports Arena and SeaGate • Frazee Ave. Apartments Centre in Toledo and Blossom Pearl Jam has been one of the only major bands to attempt to boycott Ticketmaster was established Ticketmaster, who owns a monopoly in the ticket sales business. • Columbia Court Apartments in 1978 and economically took Music Center, Jacob's Field and • East Merry Ave. Apartments off in 1981 with its new CEO Gund Arena in Cleveland. worth." the band, stated after the tour, "I • Field Manor Apartments Fred Rosen. The company With all of the contracts that After this incident, Pearl Jam hate to think that's the wave of • Mercer Manor Apartments bought out the assets of its only TM maintains, it makes it decided to attempt touring the future where corporate • Ridge Manor Apartments major competitor, Ticketron, in difficult for an entertainer to without using TM. This meant giants, some of them can't be • Campbell Hill Apartments 1991, allowing TM the right to tour without using the company. that the band had to tour in non- toppled, I guess." distribute tickets to 85 to 90 The only major group of per- TM venues which are either Pearl Jam also stated that "TM percent of all major venues in the formers that have even at- very small or outdoors in open is a monopoly that puts out of GREENDRIAR, INC. country. tempted touring without using fields. The band would be in business performers who tries to 052-0717 The reason for TM's success TM is the rock group Pearl Jam. charge of security, setting up the put on concerts without involv- lies with its "exclusive con- The group started having stage, bathrooms and food ing TM." This is how TM retains tracts." These are contracts that problems with TM during their concession stands. These are all its monopoly and if s also the TM has with most major venues 1994 tour. Pearl Jam wanted to jobs that TM would not take reason why no performer wants and stadiums across the country. keep its ticket prices below $20 care of directly, but the venues to stand up to the corporation. The contracts state that if an so that all fans, regardless of age with TM contracts would. Vedder said, "We did get a lot event is held in a venue that has or income, could see the band The results of the tour were of support from other bands, but an exclusive contract with TM, perform. disastrous, causing Pearl Jam to most were scared to get into the GREENBRIAR, INC. Hours: the events tickets must be When Pearl Jam went to Rosen cancel the tour after only five ring." 224 E. Wooster Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. distributed through TM. The at TM, the group stated that the shows and costing the band The band that backed Pearl Bowling Green, OH 43402 Sarurday 9 a.m. -1 p.m. company retains those contracts band would charge $18 for a over $3 million dollars. The Jam during the TM dispute are by giving a portion of their ticket if TM would impose a $2 band stated that "Ticketmaster's superstars such as Aerosmith, profits to the venue. service charge. Rosen told the monopoly ensures that our only Garth Brooks and Neil Young. By using these contracts, TM is band, "Why would I only charge alternatives are unsafe, risky Pearl Jam has implied that they able inflict any service charge it $2 when I have the opportunity and financially more complex." will continue their TM boycott wants for distributing the tickets. to charge four to five times that Eddie Vecjder, lead singer of in 1998. The company takes advantage of amount?" this with their distribution of Rosen and Pearl Jam finally rock concert tickets. Rock agreed to a service charge of concerts make up 55 percent of $3.25 if TM would contractually who helped them because the TM's tickets, and the service donate $1 to charity for every Thanks Pilgrims didn't know how to do a charges for these sometimes ticket sold. After the shows sold Continued from whole lot except wear big gold exceed ten dollars. out, TM backed out on donating buckles and say "Thou" a lot. The service charges have also the money. The company also page eleven Sarah Joseph Hale, a maga- been known to get as high as 50 started raising the service charge zine editor in the 1800s, started a percent of the ticket's original without displaying it on the months, and why you now have vigorous letter-writing campaign. face value. The company claims tickets. a tattoo that reads "GARCIA In 1863, Abraham Lincoln that "the service charge covers This made the price appear as LIVES" across your midsection. proclaimed that Thanksgiving I So why do we have to go the costs of incurred by TM in $26. With Pearl Jam's $18 ticket, would be the last Thursday in through this ritual? Surely, it has developing a ticket sales net- TM was able to pocket eight November. FRIDAY, NOV. 21 & dollars on each ticket. its good points. Such as football, a You don't get presents. You work that can bring you tickets few days off from school, family The band found out about it have to see your family. You SATURDAY, NOV. 22 at local ticket outlets and togetherness and stuffing your and confronted Rosen. He have to eat turkey, the blandest 111 OLSCAMP through local charge by phone face with homemade food. simply stated to Pearl Jam, "If and stupidest of all fowl. If 8:00 P.M. & 11:00 P.M. numbers in most of the country." The original Thanksgiving, like Michigan wins the annual OSU- you guys are stupid enough not If the service chaige is deter- we all learned about six times in UM game, you have to listen to to make what you're worth, then ONLY $2,001! mined by how much it costs to elementary school, was in 1621, your stupid cousin brag. It's a print a ticket and (prVer the costs I'm going to make what you're where r> ks in funny pointless holiday. Of course, the hats, then called Pilgrims, government approves of it. celebrated a harvest with Indians, Might as well sleep until SPOKSORFin BY: QUESTIONS? CALL >72-7 !<>•»'. 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stepping away from Tortoise to hear them. Lately funk comes in jazz thing into 1997. from Isotope 217 have appar- Isotope 217 create some sincere progressive its recycled hip-hop/techno Songs like "Beneath the ently created the label New the unstable molecule and timeless jazz. With the help form, the familiar Miles Davis or Undertow" are a little compli- Beyond specifically to put out (Thrill Jockey) 3.33 of some esteemed Chicago Parliament samples and such. I cated for the musically illiterate to this type of jazz flavored stuff, as musicians. Isotope 217 becomes a assume it's hard work to make fully appreciate, but I swear it is well as expand its audience to Isotope 217 is jazz/funk six-piece group that takes root funk into something fresh and irresistible. "The Unstable Mol- the diverse crowd that digs musical oasis. Isotope is a side with the Tortoise trio's track, and exciting without changing its ecule" would imply something Tortoise. This Isotope 217 release project of a Chicago musical is taken to places music hasn't basic elements, but Isotope 217 improvosational and risky, which may be "good stuff." But a whole collective called Tortoise (one of seen in years with hom melodies have certainly done so. With a is true. But actually the music on catalog of this kind of jazz, given the most influential bands this and lively percussion. minimum of electronic input (a this record is quite easy to grab a the standards that this side century, believe me). Funk is funk, one simply few clicks and clacks fade in and hold of. project has shown, could be a It's quite obvious they are knows those bass lines when you out), Isotope takes the funk/free Here's the clincher: the folks renaissaince.

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Kelly Services- EOE. know how to havo a good Bmol BigChoryt Plaaaa donata any soars changa Call 354 2703 Steve Smith 352-8917 Thanks tor oia rnornonao. that you have to help BG's needy Sao you m lOmorayaaral NATIONAL PARK EKPLOYIIENT Discover Soonaoradby: Sublaassr naadad tor Spnng Sam. 2 bdrm. 2 bedroom, t bath, turraehed apt. located on XOXOYounForovor. how to work in America's Parks, Forests I University Ambassadors fum. Across from BW 3s. Rant Is negotiable 2nd St. Avail tor second semester. Cat Sharon a Kolry Pt» Mu • Harlay Marlay ■ Phi Mi WiWiiis Preserves. Competitive wages » bo- Call tor mora Into. 354-4337 354-4083 OtoM nusssl Saaaonalryesr-round. For employment CNO'CNO'CnlO URGENTI Harlay Marlay la juat around tho comor? 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